title: Harold Simmons

texts: <mask> gave the maximum of $2,300 to John McCain in the 2008 presidential election, as well as to Romney and Giuliani. He was listed on McCain's website as a "bundler", meaning that he had raised between $50,000 and $100,000 for the Republican candidate. He contributed to the Texas Democrat. Texas Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst and Attorney General Greg Abbott have both been given hundreds of thousands of dollars by <mask>. He was a major donor to the American Issues Project, which ran ads critical of Barack Obama.Two of <mask>' companies, Southwest Louisiana Land which he owns and Dixie Rice Agricultural Corp which he was a major investor in, gave $1 million each to the American Crossroads organization, which worked toelect Republican legislators during the 2010 midterm elections. <mask> was fined by the Texas Ethics Commission for illegal campaign contributions to Texas state legislators. <mask> gave to fifteen Republicans and three Democrats through a political action committee, but he was the sole donor. The $6,450 fine was criticized as "meager" by Texans for Public Justice, the nonprofit organization that filed the complaint. <mask>'s company,Contran Corporation, donated $1 million to Make Us Great Again, a super PAC supporting Rick Perry's 2012 presidential candidacy. In the fourth quarter of 2011, that donation was the largest received by the PAC. According to a CBS article,Contran was the largest donor to American Crossroads, giving $2 million to the conservative super PAC.According to Open Secrets.org, there were $5 million in contributions byContran in Nov 2011, $5 million in Jan 2012 and $1 million in April 2012 <mask> donated $100,000 to the Restoring Prosperity Fund before donating $5 million to American Crossroads. He contributed to Restore our Future. His contributions in support of Romney totaled $16.5 million, making him the year's third-largest Republican donor. The

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texts: election's second single contributor, <mask> and his company, gave almost $18 million to conservative super PACs, which spread among all the major Republican candidates. <mask> said that any of the Republicans would make a better president than Obama. Obama is the most dangerous American because he would eliminate free enterprise.A number of lawsuits have been brought by the U.S. Department of Justice to force the company to clean up contaminated sites around the country. <mask> was a major donor to the Dallas Civic Opera. <mask> was a board member of the Cox School of Business. He gave money to establish the Simmons Professorship in Marketing and the President's Scholars Program. The Simmons financial empire has a philanthropic arm called the Harold Simmons Foundation. Two of <mask>' daughters are its administrators. Immigration rights, campaign reform, prison reform, handgun control, and reproductive rights are supported by the foundation.The contributions to the presidential bids of Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama were not funded by the foundation. <mask> donated money to the University of Texas. He has given to UT before. His family and foundation gave over 70 million dollars to the UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. <mask> promised $1 million to the George W. Bush Presidential Library if it was located at SMU. The Young America's Foundation was granted a grant by <mask> in 2006 to establish the <mask> Lecture Series. During the 2006–2007 school year, Senator Miller will tour college campuses to promote his message in defense of America from foreign and domestic threats to our freedom.<mask> has given money to the research team to look at predictors of longevity in chronic kidney disease. The "Harold Simmons Center for Chronic Disease Research and Epidemiology" was first established in the Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute at "Harbor-UCLA Medical Center" and then in the

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texts: University of California, Irvine School of Medicine. In 2007, Oprah Winfrey announced that <mask> and <mask> had contributed $5 million to her Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa. Southern Methodist University received a $20 million gift from <mask> and <mask> in 2007. The gift allocated $10 million for construction of a new facility, $5 million for graduate student fellowships, and $5 million for faculty support and an endowed deanship. The Harold Simmons Foundation donated $5 million to the Dallas Zoo in 2008, making it the largest private donation in the zoo's 120-year history. The Dallas Crystal Charity Ball Fashion Show and luncheon has been sponsored by Annette and <mask> for 28 years.More than $82 million has been given to children's charities by the Crystal Charity Ball. The Dallas Women's Foundation received $500,000 from the Harold Simmons Foundation to conduct a study on women's economic security in the Dallas-Arlington-Fort Worth metropolitan area. One of the largest private gifts for a public hospital campaign in the nation was issued by the Harold Simmons Foundation. In 2010 and 2012 the Legal Hospice of Texas received a gift from the Harold Simmons Foundation. The Angel of Freedom Award was given to <mask> by the Human Rights Initiative. Braniff Airlines was the first airline to have a female pilot. They divorced in 1980.In June 1980, he married his third and last wife, Annette Caldwell Fleck, an interior designer with two children from a previous marriage. She is a graduate of Southern Methodist University. She taught second and third grade in Dallas and Clark Field, a U.S. air base in the Philippines. Mrs. <mask> appeared on Oprah in 2004. <mask>' hometown of Golden, Texas, was given a tour by the television show during its sweet potato festival. "Annette's Tea Party" featured Mrs. <mask> entertainment style. John J. Nance is the author of Golden Boy: The

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title: Frank D. Wagner (admiral)

texts: <mask> was a highly decorated Naval aviator in the United States Navy with the rank of Vice Admiral. During the early weeks of the Japanese Invasion of the Philippines, the Naval Academy graduate was the Commander of Patrol Wing Ten. He was promoted to the general officer's rank and served as the commander of the Seventh Fleet during the liberation of the Philippines. After the War, he served as Chief of Naval Air Training at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida, and later as the 17th Naval District's Commandant. <mask>.<mask> was born on August 22, 1893 in Pottstown, Pennsylvania as the son of the <mask>t family. His mother died when he was ten years old. He lived with his sister and father.Young <mask> received an appointment to the United States Naval Academy after graduating from a high school. After his sister and father died of Tuberculosis, <mask> had no immediate family. He was nicknamed "Honus" and "Fwankie <mask>" due to his care-free and easy going personality. During the Mexican Revolution, the Midshipmen sailed on the battleship Nebraska off the coast of Veracruz. Many of his classmates went on to become general officers. On June 5, 1915, he graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree and was commissioned into the United States Navy. He took part in the patrol cruises to the Middle East after he was attached to the protected cruiser Des Moines.When the United States entered the World War I, he was promoted to the ranks of Lieutenant (junior grade) and Lieutenant. He was ordered back to the States in early 1918 for torpedo instruction at Naval Torpedo Station at Newport, Rhode Island, after he had participated in the escort duty with the Atlantic Fleet. After the completion of the

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texts: instruction, <mask> joined the newly commissioned destroyer Lea under the command of future admiral, <mask>. Bagley. In early 1919, he was transferred to destroyer McKean and then to Herbert. He was ordered to the Naval Air Station in Florida for flight training in December 1920 after he had participated in patrol cruises in the Mediterranean and South Atlantic. He was assigned to the Battle Fleet in the Pacific Ocean after completing his training as a Naval aviator. He was an instructor of flying at the Naval Air Station Anacostia in Washington, D.C. until the end of August 1925, when he was promoted to Lieutenant commander.During the first dive bombing exercise, he scored 19 hits with 45 bombs on a target 100 feet by 45 feet, and assumed command of Fighting Squadron 2. After being transferred to the Bureau of Aeronautics in Washington, D.C., in July 1929, he served under Rear admiral William A. Moffett until June 1933, when he joined seaplane tender Langley. The Langley was engaged in training fleet units, experimentation, pilot training, and tactical-fleet problems. He was promoted to Commander on January 1, 1936, after being transferred to the staff of Commander-in-Chief, United States Fleet. He was an Aviation officer on the flagship of the admiral, and participated in the Fleet Problem XIV off the coast of California. He was the Executive officer at the Naval Air Station Norfolk, Virginia until June 1939, when he was promoted to the position of Executive officer under Captain John H. Hoover. In June 1940, when he assumed command of the seaplane tender, Langley, he had participated in the Fleet Problem XX off the Hawaii.The Langley was stationed in Manilla, the Philippines as a part of

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texts: the Asiatic Fleet until July 1941, when he was promoted to Captain and appointed Commander, Patrol Wing 10 (PatWing10), also stationed in the Far East. The PatWing 10 consisted of seaplanes, destroyers, minesweeper, and patrol squadrons. During the Second Sino-Japanese War, the Imperial Japanese Army fought the Chinese in the South China Sea. They flew patrols eastward over the Philippine Sea and linked up with similar Dutch Navy patrols further south. He received an order from Washington to survey the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea. Several Japanese fighters were located over the islands by the PBY Catalinas. The matter was closed after the report with photos was sent to Washington.On December 2, 1941, 20 transports were spotted by the wing's patrol planes and the next day, planes reported more than 50 with support of cruisers and destroyers. The PatWing10 planes were attacked by the A6M Zeros in the early hours of December 8, 1941. The Commander-in-Chief of the Asiatic Fleet sent a message to <mask>. Take care of yourself accordingly. He put his plan into action and ordered his Catalinas to look over the South China Sea. His planes were equipped with bombs, but their machine guns were only used for training. The seaplanes were supposed to be dispersed so they wouldn't all be destroyed at the same time.He kept seven seaplanes at Olongapo to conduct research over the South China Sea. After ten days of fighting, with Japanese control of the air, the wing was moved from the Philippines to the Dutch East Indies. On January 6, 1942, he was appointed Commander, Aircraft, Asiatic Fleet. His command was made up of his former PatWing10 and several auxiliary vessels. The Asiatic Fleet


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texts: Fleet by Vice admiral Thomas C. Kinkaid.During the liberation of the Philippine Islands and Borneo, all Fleet's aircraft were under his command. He received his second medal for distinguished service. After the war, he became the Chief of Naval Air Training at the Naval Air Station in Florida. The Advertising Commission was hosted by him at the regular meeting of the Naval Aviation program on the aircraft carrier Saipan. Student pilots were trained by the aircraft carrier. In June 1948, he was appointed Commander, Air Fleet, West Coast, responsible for all Naval Air units, including Naval air station, training facilities and squadrons. He assumed duty as the Commandant of the Seventeenth Naval District at the end of May 1949.Alaska and the Aleutian Islands were responsible for its defense until the end of May 1950. He was ordered to the headquarters of the Twelfth Naval district at the Mare Island Navy Yard. After 35 years of service, he retired from active duty on July 1, 1950 and was promoted to the rank of Vice admiral. After retiring from the Navy in 1950, he settled in Florida, where he had been stationed several times during his career. He belonged to the Episcopal Church. He was killed in a traffic crash when the car he was ridding collided with a dump truck. His wife, Catherine, survived the crash.The Vice admiral was buried in his home state of Pennsylvania. His wife and two daughters were by his side. Rear admiral <mask> was not buried in the area. There is a monument in the town's cemetery with his name and his sister's names on it. He was cremated and his ashes were scattered in the Gulf of Mexico. There are references to 1893 births and 1966 deaths in Vice admiral <mask>'s

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title: Arne Domnérus

texts: He was a Swedish jazz saxophonist and clarinetist. At the age of 11, he began to play the clarinet, but by the time he left school, he had taken up the saxophone. At the Paris Jazz Festival in 1949, he performed with Charlie Parker, who was on tour in Sweden in 1950. He recorded with many people over the years. He was a featured soloist in the Swedish Radio Big Band from the middle 1950s to the middle 1960s. He wrote for film and television. He was a part of the Jazz Workshops organised by Hans Gertberg from the Hamburger radio station.He recorded several times with Quincy Jones in Sweden and is featured throughout "The Midnight Sun Never Sets", composed and arranged by Jones and recorded under Jones' direction. The cool, sophisticated, technically accomplished and lyrical style of Swedish modern jazz was typified by <mask>' playing in his early career. <mask> retired from playing after his health declined. Easy Going, Jazz at the Pawnshop 2, and A Little Bossa Nova are all from LadyBird. The Big Band in Concert 1957/58 was recorded in 1998. Standards (Eagle, 1995), Killing Me Softly (Metronome, 1961), and 1 '55/'56 (Dragon, 1982). It's evergreen!Gosta Theselius, Swedish Jazz (Bally 1956) Gosta Torner, Gosta Torner. Osten Warnerbring, Tio Latar...Osten...Och En Soffa, Who's Harry Warren? It's evergreen! There is a new edition of Vol. Jeepers Creepers, Love and Understanding, Bob Wilber, Swingin' for the King, Roy Williams, Royal Trombone. References 1924 births 2008 deaths Jazz alto saxophonists Musicians from Stockholm Swedish jazz saxophonists Male saxophonists Litteris et Artibus recipients

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title: Camille Pissarro

texts: The island of St Thomas, where the painter was born, is now in the US Virgin Islands. His contributions to both Impressionism and Post-Impressionism are important. Gustave Courbet and <mask> were great predecessors of <mask>. He took on the Neo-Impressionist style at the age of 54. He became the "pivotal" figure in holding the group together and encouraging the other members when he helped establish a collective society of fifteen aspiring artists in 1873. John Rewald said that <mask> was the "dean of the Impressionist painters" because of his wisdom and balanced personality. He was a father to me.One of Paul Gauguin's masters, he was a man to consult and a little like the good Lord. Pierre-Auguste Renoir referred to his work as "revolutionary", through his artistic portrayals of the "common man", as <mask> insisted on painting individuals in natural settings without grandeur. From 1874 to 1886, <mask>'s work was shown at all eight Paris Impressionist exhibitions. He acted as a father figure to all four of the major Post-Impressionists. Jacob Abraham <mask> was born on the island of St. Thomas on July 10, 1830. His father DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch

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texts: DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch His mother was from the island of St. Thomas.His father was a merchant from France who came to the island to deal with the hardware store of his uncle, who had died. According to Jewish law, a man is forbidden from marrying his aunt because she was previously married to his uncle. He had four children attend the all- black primary school. His will stated that his estate should be divided between the synagogue and church. He was sent to boarding school by his father when he was twelve. He studied at the Savary Academy. He appreciated the French art masters when he was a student.When he returned to St. Thomas, Monsieur Savary gave him a strong foundation in drawing and painting and suggested he draw from nature. His father preferred him to work as a port clerk. He practiced drawing during breaks and after work for the next five years. After living on St. Thomas, <mask> was inspired to take on painting as a full-time profession, becoming his teacher and friend. After leaving his family and job, <mask> and Melbye spent the next two years working as artists in Venezuela. He filled up multiple sketchbooks with his drawings, including landscapes, village scenes, and numerous sketches. He worked as an assistant to the brother of the man he was working for.He was an assistant to a painter in Paris. He studied paintings by Courbet, Charles-Franois Daubigny, Jean-Franois

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texts: Millet, and Corot. He took classes at schools such as cole des Beaux-Arts. According to art historian John Rewald, <mask> found their teaching methods "stifling". He requested and received alternative instruction from Corot. His initial paintings were in accord with the standards at the time to be displayed at the Paris Salon, the official body whose academic traditions dictated the kind of art that was acceptable. The Salon's annual exhibition was the only place where young artists could get exposure.<mask> worked in the traditional and prescribed way to satisfy the tastes of the official committee. His first painting was accepted and exhibited. His other paintings were influenced by Corot. He and Corot shared a love of nature. <mask> was inspired to paint outdoors by Corot. Corot and Gustave Courbet were found to be "statements of pictorial truth" by <mask>. He talked about their work a lot.He liked Jean-Franois Millet's "sentimental renditions of rural life". During this time, <mask> began to understand and appreciate the importance of using natural outdoor settings. After a year in Paris, he decided to leave the city and paint scenes in the countryside to capture the daily reality of village life. The French countryside was worthy of being painted. The "golden age of the peasantry" was still mostly agricultural. The technique of painting outdoors was explained to a student by <mask>. It is best not to lose the first impression by painting generously and unhesitatingly.Corot would revise his paintings according to

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texts: his preconceptions. <mask> preferred to finish his paintings outdoors, often at one sitting, which gave his work a more realistic feel. He painted a mess of bushes, mounds of earth, and trees in various stages of development, which was seen asvulgar by some. Today's art shows garbage cans or beer bottles on the side of a street, according to one source. There were disagreements between <mask> and Corot. While attending the free school, <mask> became friends with a number of younger artists who chose to paint in the more realistic style. Among them were Monet, Guillaumin and Cézanne.They were both dissatisfied with the dictates of the Salon. In his later years, Cézanne "never forgot the sympathy and understanding with which <mask> encouraged him", writes Rewald. As a part of the group, <mask> was reassured that he was not the only one who struggled with his art. <mask> agreed with the group about the importance of portraying individuals in natural settings, and expressed his dislike of any grandeur in his works, despite what the Salon demanded for its exhibits. Almost all of the group's paintings were rejected by the Salon in 1863 and Napoleon III decided to put their paintings in a separate exhibit hall. There was a hostile response from the officials of the Salon and the public when the works of <mask> and Cézanne were included. In the Salon exhibits of 1865 and 1866, <mask> acknowledged his influences from Melbye and Corot, whom he listed as his masters in the catalogue.He declared his independence as a painter in

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texts: the exhibition of 1868. mile Zola, an art critic and author, said that <mask> was one of the three or four true painters of this day. I've never seen a technique that is so sure. A writer tries to describe elements of <mask>'s style. The smell of the earth is painted by him. On orders from the hanging Committee and the Marquis de Chennevires, <mask>'s paintings of Pontoise were skyed, hung near the ceiling. At the age of thirty-eight, <mask> had begun to win himself a reputation as a landscapist.In the late 1860s or early 1870s, <mask> became fascinated with Japanese prints, which influenced his desire to experiment in new compositions. He told his son about the art. He married his mother's maid, Julie Vellay, a vineyard, in 1871. They lived outside Paris in Pontoise and Louveciennes, both of which inspired many of his paintings, including scenes of village life, along with rivers, woods, and people at work. He kept in touch with the other artists of his group. He moved his family to a village on the edge of London after the Franco-Prussian War because he was unable to join the army. His style of painting, which was a progenitor of what was later called "Impressionism", did not do well.<mask> met the Paris art dealer Paul Durand-Ruel in London, who became the dealer who helped sell his art for most of his life. He was in touch with Monet while he was in London. They both believed that their style of open air painting gave the truest depiction of light and atmosphere, an effect that they felt could not be achieved in

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texts: the studio alone. Turner, which confirmed their belief that their style of open air painting gave the truest depiction of light and atmosphere, an effect that <mask>'s paintings began to take on a more impromptu look, with brushstrokes and areas of impasto giving more depth to the work. Prior to the expansion of suburbia, <mask> painted Sydenham and the Norwoods at a time when they were just recently connected by railways. There is a view of St. Bartholomew's Church at Lawrie Park Avenue in the collection of the National Gallery in London. There are twelve oil paintings that date from his stay in Upper Norwood and are illustrated in the catalogue raisonne prepared by his fifth child and published in 1939.There is a lost painting of St. Stephen's Church and views of The Crystal Palace relocated from Hyde Park. <mask> lived in Pontoise from 1872 to 1884. He painted a number of scenes in London in 1890. He came back again in 1892, painting in Kew Gardens and Kew Green, and also in 1897, when he produced several oils that were said to be of Bedford Park, Chiswick, but in fact all of the surrounding area, except for one of Bath Road. When <mask> returned to his home in France after the war, he discovered that of the 1,500 paintings he had done over 20 years, only 40 remained. The rest were destroyed or damaged by the soldiers, who used them as mats in the mud to keep their boots clean. It is thought that many of the lost were done in the style of the Impressionists.<mask>'s role in the Impressionist movement was less that

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texts: of the great man of ideas than that of the good counselor according to a critic. He befriended the other Impressionist artists of his earlier group, including Monet, Renoir, and Degas. The group was told by <mask> that he wanted an alternative to the Salon so they could display their own styles. He helped establish a collective called the "Société Anonyme des Artistes, Peintres, Sculpteurs et Graveurs", which included fifteen artists. The group's first charter was created by <mask>, who became the "pivotal" figure in establishing and holding the group together. The writer noted that the forty-three-year-old <mask> was seen as a wise elder and father figure by the group. He was able to work with the other artists on equal terms because of his youthful temperament and creativity.He has unchanging spiritual youth and the look of an older man, according to another writer. In 1874, the group held their first impressionist exhibition, which shocked and horrified the critics, who mostly appreciated scenes depicting religious, historical, or mythological settings. The subject matter of the Impressionist paintings was consideredvulgar and commonplace, with scenes of street people going about their everyday lives. <mask>'s paintings showed scenes of muddy, dirty, and unkempt settings, and the way in which he painted them was incomplete compared to the traditional styles of the period. Traditional artists often spent weeks on their work and the use of visible brushwork by all the artists was considered an insult to their craft.

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texts: The use of color by the Impressionists relied on new theories they developed, such as having shadows painted with the reflected light of surrounding, and often unseen, objects. mile Zola praised <mask>'s art and 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110In the Impressionist exhibit of 1876, Albert Wolff complained, "Try to make M<mask> understand that trees are not violet, that sky is not the color of fresh butter." According to Rewald, <mask> was more simple and natural than the other artists. He writes that "rather than glorifying the rugged existence of the peasants, he placed them without any 'pose' in their usual surroundings, thus becoming an objective chronicler of one of the many aspects of contemporary life." In later years, Cézanne referred to <mask> as the first Impressionist. In 1906, a few years after <mask>'s death, Cézanne, then 67 and a role model for the new generation of artists, paid <mask> a debt of gratitude by having himself listed in an exhibition catalogue as

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texts: "Paul Cézanne, pupil of When Degas withdrew from the project, the journal of their original prints came to nothing. According to the artist's great-grandson, they hated the Salons and refused to exhibit at them.Their mutual admiration was based on a kinship of ethical as well as aesthetic concerns, and they shared an almost militant resolution against the Salon. When she joined <mask>'s newly formed French Impressionist group, she gave up opportunities to exhibit in the United States. She and <mask> were treated as outsiders by the Salon because they were not French or French citizens. She looked forward to showing her solidarity with her new friends, as she was "fired up with the cause" of promoting Impressionism. She began to distance herself from the Impressionists at the end of the 1890s as she did not have the strength to defend herself against his "wicked tongue". She preferred the company of the gentle <mask>, who she could speak frankly about the changing attitudes toward art. She once said he could have taught the stones to draw correctly.<mask> began to explore new themes and methods of painting to break out of what he felt was an artistic "mire". As a result, <mask> went back to his earlier themes by painting the life of country people, which he had done in Venezuela in his youth. <mask>'s subjects were "peasants working to make a living" according to Degas. The Impressionist period ended due to <mask> leaving the movement. It was apparent that Impressionism had no chance of surviving after <mask> turned

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texts: his back on it. In his attempt to portray the "common man," Renoir referred to <mask>'s work as "revolutionary." <mask>'s preference for painting humble subjects was intended to be seen and purchased by his upper class clientele, but he did not use his art to preach any kind of political message.He began painting with pure strokes of color and a more unified brushwork. Seurat and Signac used small patches of pure colors to create the illusion of blended colors and shading when viewed from a distance. Pointillism was practised by <mask> for many years from 1885 to 1888. The paintings that resulted were distinctly different from his Impressionist works, and were on display in a separate section, along with works by Seurat, Signac, and his son. The works were not included in the eighth exhibition. According to <mask>, almost every reviewer who commented on his work noted his "extraordinary capacity to change his art, revise his position and take on new challenges." One critic states that it is difficult to speak of <mask> because he is a fighter from way back.The new art form was described by <mask> as a phase in the logical march of Impressionism, but he was alone among the other Impressionists with this attitude. According to <mask>, he became the only artist who went from Impressionism to Neo-Impressionism. Theo van Gogh asked <mask> if he would take in his older brother,Vincent, as a boarder. The power of Van Gogh was seen by his father, who was 23 years younger. Although Van Gogh never boarded with him, <mask> did

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texts: explain to him the various ways of finding and expressing light and color, ideas which he later used in his paintings. <mask> turned away from Neo-Impressionism because it was too artificial. He wrote a letter to a friend explaining that he had tried the theory for four years and then abandoned it.I no longer consider myself a neo-impressionist. I had to give up because it was impossible to be true to my sensations, to be faithful to the effects, and to give an individual character to my drawing. His work became more refined after reverting to his earlier style. <mask> was approaching old age with an increased mastery. <mask> felt financial hardship until his 60s because of the change. His "headstrong courage and a tenacity to undertake and sustain the career of an artist" was due to his lack of fear of the immediate repercussions of his decisions. He writes that his work was strong enough to keep him going.He was referred to as "<mask>" by his Impressionist peers due to his independence being viewed as a "mark of integrity". <mask> had an eye problem that prevented him from working outside in warm weather. While sitting by the window of a hotel room, he began painting outdoor scenes. He would often go to the upper levels of the hotel to get a better view. He painted from hotels in Rouen, Paris, Le Havre and Dieppe. He would go to London and do the same thing. On November 13, 1903, <mask> died in Paris and was buried in Pre Lachaise Cemetery.<mask> was called the "most real and most naive member" of the Impressionist

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texts: group by an art critic. His work was described by art historian Diane Kelder as expressing "the same quiet dignity, sincerity, and durability that distinguished his person." She says that no member of the group did more to diffuse the internecine disputes that were threatening to break it apart. According to <mask>'s son, his father painted regularly with Cézanne. He remembers that Cézanne walked a few miles to join <mask>. While they shared ideas, the younger Cézanne wanted to study the countryside through the eyes of <mask>. According to Cézanne, <mask> was a father for her.A man to talk to the good Lord. <mask> described his father as a "splendid teacher" who never imposed his personality on his students. Gauguin referred to <mask> as a force with which future artists would have to reckon. According to art historian Diane Kelder, Gauguin was introduced to Degas and Cézanne by <mask>. "If we observe the totality of <mask>'s work, we find there, despite fluctuations, not only an extreme artistic will, never," Gauguin wrote to a friend shortly before <mask>'s death. I don't deny that he was one of my masters. Mary Cassatt, an American impressionist who lived in Paris to study art, said that he could have taught the stones to draw correctly.Walcott's book-length poem, Tiepolo's Hound (2000), was based on <mask>'s life. Jewish owners of fine art masterpieces were forced to give up or sell their collections due to anti-Jewish laws created by the new Nazi regime. Many Jews were forced to flee Germany starting in 1933, as

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title: Camille Pissarro

texts: the Nazis expanded their hold over Europe, Austria, France, Holland, Poland, Italy and other countries. The Reichsleiter Rosenberg Taskforce was created by the Nazis to seize Jewish property. When people were forced into exile or deported to camps, they often had valuables, including artwork, sent to Hitler's personal museum for personal gain. The artworks by <mask> were taken from their Jewish owners by the Nazis. The Fred Jones Jr Museum at the University of Oklahoma is home to <mask>'s Shepherdess Bringing Home the Sheep.Years of court battle followed the filing of a restitution claim by Meyer's daughter. The lawsuit resulted in the recognition of Meyer's ownership and its transfer to France for five years, as well as an agreement to shuttle the painting between Paris and Oklahoma every three years after that. Meyer filed a suit in a French court to challenge the accord. The Holocaust survivor abandoned her attempt to recover the <mask> after the Fred Jones Jr Museum sued Meyer. <mask>'s Picking Peas was one of 92 artworks that were seized by the French government in 1943. The painting Sower And Ploughman, by <mask>, was owned by Dr Henri Hinrichsen, a Jewish music publisher from Leipzig, until January 1940, when he was murdered in Auschwitz. <mask>'s "Le Quai Malaquais, Printemps" was passed through the hands of a Nazi art looter.<mask>'s Le Boulevard de Montmartre, Matinée de Printemps, owned by Max Silberberg, a German Jewish industrialist whose renowned art collection was considered "one of the best in pre-war

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title: Camille Pissarro

texts: Germany", was seized and sold in a forced auction. In the decades after World War II, many art masterpieces were found on display in various galleries and museums in Europe and the United States, often with false provenances and labels missing. Some were returned to the original owners as a result of legal action. Many of the recovered paintings were donated to other museums as a gift. <mask>'s 1897 oil painting, Rue St. Honoré, Apres Midi, Effet de Pluie, was found hanging at Madrid's government-owned museum. The Spanish government denied a request by the US ambassador to return a painting. The court in Los Angeles ruled that the foundation was the rightful owner.In 1999, <mask>'s 1897 Le Boulevard de Montmartre, Matinée de Printemps appeared in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, which was unaware of its pre-war provenance. The Fish Market, a color monotype, was returned after 30 years. Few of <mask>'s paintings were sold. His paintings were selling for millions by the 21st century. A group of four paintings, Les Quatre Saisons (the Four Seasons), sold for a record amount at an auction in New York in 2007. In November of 2009, Le Pont Boieldieu et la Gare d'Orléans, Rouen, sold for over seven million dollars. The 1897 Le Boulevard de Montmartre, Matinée de Printemps, which was originally owned by the German industrialist and Holocaust victim Max Silberberg, was sold at a record price in February of last year.The Alte Nationalgalerie restituted <mask>'s "A Square in La Roche-Guyon" in October of 2021. The Pissarro was


title: Camille Pissarro

texts: purchased by the museum. The <mask> family was an Impressionist and Neo-impressionist painter, as were the second and third sons, Georges Henri Manzana <mask> and <mask>. Orovida <mask> was a painter. The head of drawing and painting at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City is the great-grandson of <mask>. The work of Lélia <mask> was exhibited alongside her great-grandfather. <mask> is also active in the art scene.Henri Bonin-<mask> and Claude Bonin-<mask> are the fathers of the abstract artist Frédéric Bonin-Piss. There are paintings in the Indianapolis Museum of Art Pont Boieldieu in Rouen and the Art Gallery of Ontario Steamboats in the Port of Rouen. 5 volumes, Presses Universitaires de France, Paris, 1980 & Editions du Valhermeil, Paris, 1986–1991, Anne, ed. Further reading Clement, Russell T. and Houze, Annick, Neo-Impressionist Painters: A Sourcebook on Georges Seurat, <mask> The descendant of the painter and the descendant of the French art dealer compiled it. The work is the most complete collection of Pissarro paintings to date. There are photographs of <mask> and his family that have not been published before.The photograph of <mask>'s mausoleum at Cimetire Pre Lachaise is included in the exhibition <mask>'s People. ULAN has a full record display. The research institute has a vocabulary program. Los Angeles, California. <mask> paintings and works on paper are on display at the Art Institute of Chicago. The John G. Johnson Collection: A History and Selected Works is a Philadelphia Museum of Art free

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title: Martin Burgess

texts: An English horologist and master clockmaker is known as <mask>. Between 1944 and 1949 he was a member of Farfield. Robert Aagaard, who founded the youth movement Cathedral Camps, was one of his peers at Farfield. In I Will Plant Me a Tree: anIllustrated History of Gresham's School, <mask>'s memories of the cold months of January to March 1947 are quoted at length. The school was not warm during the winter because of fuel shortages. Periods were held in full overcoats and scarves. The School would be closed if it happened now, but it wasn't even thought of then.One day the School was called out to dig out a farm, or was it a small village? Hurrah! No periods! It was so cold in the afternoon that everyone prayed for periods. A man had died. After a first career as a restorer of Egyptian antiquities, <mask> turned to horology and clock-making and has specialized in building innovative and gigantic clocks, often with a variety of unusual escapements. He is a leading expert on John Harrison, the horologist who built the first ever successful marine timekeeper in the 18th century.The term sculptural horology was invented in the 1960s. The dimensions of the First Sculptural Clock with Bells are high, wide, and deep. The clock is named after the house in Hertfordshire where it was made. It was displayed in the Former Time Museum of Rockford, Illinois, but is now in a private collection. Donald Saff is an American graphic artist. On the cover of the Horological Journal in August 2001, there was a clock with a compound pendulum that beats

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title: John Williams (guitarist)

texts: <mask> is an Australian classical guitarist renowned for his ensemble playing as well as his interpretation and promotion of the modern classical guitar repertory. In 1973, he shared a gramophone Award in the Best Chamber Music Performance category with fellow guitarist Julian Bream for Together, which was released in the US as works by Lawes, Carulli, Albéniz, Granados. Graham Wade said that <mask> is the most technically accomplished guitarist the world has seen. <mask> was born in Australia on April 24, 1941, to an English father and an Australian mother, and later founded the Spanish Guitar Centre in London. The family moved to England in 1952. <mask>' father was an accomplished guitarist. <mask> attended summer courses with Segovia at the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena, Italy.He studied piano at the Royal College of Music in London because the college did not have a guitar department at the time. He was invited to create a department after graduation. He ran the department for two years. <mask> has remained in touch with the college and the Royal Northern College of Music. <mask>' first professional performance was at the Wigmore Hall in London. Since then, he has performed all over the world on radio and TV. Stephen Dodgson, Patrick Gowers, Richard Harvey and Steve Gray are some of the composers he

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texts: has commissioned.<mask> has recorded duets with other people. <mask> is a member of the Royal Academy of Music in London. Greg Smallman guitars are mostly used by <mask>. <mask> is frustrated and concerned about guitar education and teaching if it is too one-sided. Instead of giving guitar students a better education including ensemble playing, sight-reading and a focus on phrasing and tone production and variation, focus only on solo playing. Students are preoccupied with fingerings and not notes, much less sounds, and some are able to play difficult solo works from memory, but have a poor sense of ensemble. The teacher puts more emphasis on getting through the notes rather than playing the real substance of each note, because students play works from the solo repertoire that are often too difficult.<mask> arranges for students to play together in groups, choosing works from the classical music repertory, such as the "easier Haydn String Quartets". <mask> has explored many different musical genres, even though he is best known as a classical guitarist. He was a member of Sky from 1978 to 1984. He is a musician. He created a fusion duet with Pete Townshend of The Who at the invitation of producer Martin Lewis. The duet on the resulting album and film version of the show brought <mask> to the attention of the

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title: John Williams (guitarist)

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title: Edward Francis Fitzwilliam

texts: <mask> was an English composer and music director. <mask>, the son of <mask> and <mask>, was born at Deal, Kent on August 2, 1824. He attended St. Edmund's College, Old Hall, and the institution of L'Abbé Haffrénique at Boulogne. Sir Henry Bishop was his instructor in an elementary course of harmony and he resided with John Barnett at Cheltenham for a few months. He composed a Stabat Mater, which was performed at the Hanover Square Rooms, in his twenty-first year. He was appointed musical director of the Lyceum Theatre in October 1847 and stayed there for two years. The cantata "O Incomprehensible Creator" was written about this time.He was the musical director of the Haymarket Theatre until his death. "The Queen of a Day," a comic opera, and "A Summer Night's Love," an operetta, were his main compositions. The overture, act, and vocal music of the Green Bushes, as well as the overtures and music of all the pantomimes, were written by him. The music of the Spanish ballets was composed by Perea Nena. His works were distinguished by an intelligence that gave promise of great excellence had he lived to fully master the technicalities of his art. Ellen was married to him on December 31, 1853. <mask> and Marian were their children.He died in January of 1856 at the age of 33 and was buried in Kensal Green cemetery. The

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texts: works farewell to love and canzonet were written by J. B. Buckstone was the author of Tarantella. Songs of a Student are poetry selections from the words of Lord Byron,Shelley, andLeigh Hunt. The Ranelagh schottische was written by Sir <mask> Lytton. P.F. Hope is still a fair deceiver."When should lovers take their vows?" A set of songs was written by L. E. L[andon]. The poetry was mostly selected and I love him. It was as dazzling rays of sunrise. The poetry by B. Cornwall was published in 1835. In S.Brooks'. Songs for a winter night, the poetry chiefly selected from the mostEminent authors, Te Deum, composed for solo voices and chorus, O Incomprehensible Creator!The happy bride was written by E. J. Gill. She lingered at the cottage door. I was by the brook side. You've been well paid in Buckstone's opera Love's Alarms. Dramatic songs for Soprano,Contralto, Tenor and Bass voices. Appendix (1856) covers the green bushes. The Drama of the green bushes was written by J.B. Buckstone was guarded slumber. The happy bride is written by E. J. Gill. Oh! The words written by J. were used in the comic opera Love's Alarms. The song was sung by B. Buckston and began with the words "I'm a yankee boy". "Why lovely Charmer" was arranged by B. Buckstone. The maid with the milk pail is a poem by J.In Buckstone's opera Love's


title: Edward Francis Fitzwilliam

texts: Alarms, Hope is still a fair deceiver, romance is still a fair deceiver, and poetry is still a fair deceiver. In the opera Love's Alarms, B. Buckstone sings March to the field of glory. B. Buckstone had compositions for the piano and sea-side musings. There were six morceaux for the Pianoforte. P.F. Attention! attention!In Buckstone's opera Love's Alarms, there is a duet. P.F. The Perdita schottische was written in 1854. P.F. My Lady was bright! There is a song. There is a small dell.The poem "Of Uncle Tom's cabin who has not had a sight?" was written by Samuel Carter Hall. The words were written by J.R. Planche in Mr. Buckstone's Ascent of Mount Parnassus. When should Lovers breathe their Vows is a Spanish poem. There is a song. "Come let me take thee to my Breast, etc." was written by L. E. L. Songs of a Student is a collection of poetry selected from the words of various authors. The Queen of a day quadrille was written by Sir <mask> Lytton.P.F. Hope is still a deceiver. The poetry was written by J. When should lovers breathe their vows, is a song in Buckstone's opera Love's alarms. The Minstrel's last farewell was written by R. Burns. There is a song. Love knows no sleep.The name of the song... The poem was written by S.Brooks. The last line of T. Ingoldsby. "The Queen of a Day" is one of the sources listed in


title: Mike Stock (musician)

texts: <mask> is an English musician, record producer, and member of the songwriting and production team <mask> and Waterman. He's written or produced 18 No. 1 records in America and the UK, over a hundred top-40 hits and is recognised as one of the most successful songwriters of all time by the Guinness Book of Records. He has a UK record of 11 number one records with different acts. He has written 54 top-ten hits in the UK. <mask> was born in 1951 and grew up in Swanley, Kent. He attended two schools: White Oak primary school and Swanley comprehensive school.He was involved in school variety productions. At the age of seven, he began writing songs and began playing the piano and guitar. He was inspired by The Beatles and formed his first band at the age of 13. He was drawn to the popular writing styles of Rodgers and Hammerstein and writers such as Irving Berlin and The Beatles. <mask> signed a publishing contract when he was nineteen after earning a reputation as a budding songwriter, but no one had suggested a full-time career in the music world was a possibility. <mask> was a student at the University of Hull in 1970 and formed a band with Anthony Minghella, who went on to win an Oscar. <mask> met his wife, Bobbie, whilst he was at Hull and she left university to concentrate on her music career.<mask> played his first solo gig in 1976 at the Aveley Working Men's Club in Essex, earning twenty five pounds. <mask> was performing all over the country by the late 1970s. <mask> gained a good reputation for his live performances and was regularly booked for venues like the Hilton Hotel,

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title: Mike Stock (musician)

texts: Grosvenor House and the Dorchester in Mayfair. <mask> was played every night of the week in various bands that embraced pop, dance, old standards, rock or funk. A member of <mask>'s band spotted a guitarist who was working on a cruise ship and contacted <mask>. <mask> offered Aitken a role in the band. He was an accomplished guitarist who could adapt his style to any type of music.<mask> and Matt Aitken formed their first record label in Abbey Wood, South London, after acquiring a recording desk and tape machine. During the break of one of Mirage's sets on New Year's Eve 1983, <mask> informed the band he would be leaving and was going into the studio to pursue his career as a writer and producer. From January 1984 onwards, the pair worked exclusively in recording studios. In 1980 <mask>, John, Mark and <mask> wrote a song called "One Nine for a Lady Breaker" for a CB radio club. Peter Collins was managed by Pete Waterman who was a successful producer with acts like Musical Youth. The track was re- recorded and produced by Collins, and <mask> sang on it. <mask> and Aitken went to meet Waterman at his office in Camden Town.In February 1984 they went into the Marquee Studio in Wardour Street Soho to record the song "The Upstroke" for the movie "Agents Aren't Aeroplanes". Proto Records was run by Barry Evangeli and Nick East. "The Upstroke" achieved popularity in the gay clubs and discos where many new records were being found and subsequently promoted into the mainstream as Hi-NRG. Andy Paul, a Greek Cypriot, approached <mask> in 1983 to write a song for Cyprus. "Anna Maria Lena" was

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title: Mike Stock (musician)

texts: voted by the public to represent their country in the competition and the re- recorded version would be <mask> and Aitken's second collaboration with Waterman. "You Think You're a Man" was released by Proto Records in July 1984 and reached number 16 in the UK charts. Hazell Dean's "Wherever I Go" was recorded by the team.The song was SAW's first top 10 hit and reached number 4 in the UK. Their first UK number 1 was "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)" which was produced by Dead or Alive. In 1985 the trio built a new studio called The Hit Factory. <mask> wrote a song for the band Brilliant called 'Say I'm Your Number One', which became a hit in the UK under the stage name 'Princess'. SAW recorded a cover of 'Shocking Blue's' Venus' by Bananarama at the end of 1985. The track was a huge hit in the UK. In July of 1986 there was one in America.Love in the First Degree, I Heard a Rumour and I Want You Back are some of the hits Bananarama would enjoy with SAW. Mel and Kim's first single 'Showing Out (Get Fresh at the Weekend)' went to number 3 in the UK charts and their second single 'Respectable' went to number 1 in the UK. Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" was one of the team's biggest hits, though initially <mask> and Aitken were unsure of its appeal with Astley's strong but unconventional voice. "Never Gonna Give You Up" went straight to the top of the charts. In 1987 it was the biggest selling record in 17 countries. It was Astley's fourth single to top the Hot 100. <mask> was given the chance to work with his musical inspiration Paul McCartney whose original recordings of The

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texts: Beatles classic were sent to the production team by producer George Martin."Let It Be" went straight to the top. <mask>'s own "Respectable" was knocked off the top spot by Mel and Kim for three weeks. The song "Ferry Cross the Mersey" was recorded in 1989 to raise funds for the victims and their families of the Hillsborough Disaster. 1. One of the first artists to be released on the in-house label of SAW was Australian soap star,Kylie Minogue. <mask> was told by Terry Blamey that she had been in London for ten days waiting to work with SAW, but Pete Waterman had not told her. By the time she entered the studio, she was on her way back to Australia.<mask> and Aitken recorded a backing track and vocals for the song "I Should Be So Lucky" in 40 minutes. "I Should Be So Lucky" was released in February 1988 by PWL. It stayed in the 1 spot for five weeks in March. 1 of 1988. It was number 1 in 25 other territories, including Australia. With demand for a follow up single high, Kylie didn't want to return to England to work with SAW again. <mask> flew to Australia to apologize and convince her to record a follow-up single, "Got to Be Certain."There are 2 in the UK charts. She spent more weeks on the singles chart than any other artist when her debut album sold more than two million copies. SAW scored 15 consecutive top 10 hits, including "Tears on My Pillow", and went on to record three more studio albums. "Nothing Can Divide Us" became a top 5 hit soon after. "Especially for You", a duet with Kylie Minogue, went to number 1 in January 1989. Before the song had even been written,


title: Mike Stock (musician)

texts: Woolworth's had taken hundreds of thousands of orders for it. <mask> wrote "Especially for You", sang the demo with a SAW backing singer, and Matt Aitken flew to Australia to record the vocals for the Christmas release.The song "Too Many Broken Hearts" went to the top of the charts in March 1989. His debut album Ten Good Reasons sold 1.5 million copies in three weeks. The Christmas number two record "When You Come Back to Me" was kept off the top spot by the number one hit "Sealed with a Kiss". Also produced by <mask> and Waterman. 1989 was the most successful year of Donna Summer, Cliff Richard and later work, with seven UK #1s and 15 top 5s. Over seven albums' worth of material was written and produced by <mask> during 1989. Donna Summer's most successful hit single since the 1970s was supplied by the team.I don't have the heart. SAW gave a debut to an 18-year-old singer. You'll never stop me loving you. <mask> was the first person to receive the Ivor Novello Award for 'Songwriter of the Year' three times in a row. SAW picked up three "Ivors": for 'Songwriter of the Year','Most Performed Work' and 'Best Selling A-Side', for Donna Summer's "This Time I Know It's for Real" and "Too Many", respectively. They received eight 'Ivor Novellos' awards and the Brit Award for Best Producers. Despite continued success with the likes of "Step Back in Time", "Shocked", and "Happenin' All Over Again", the partnership began to break down.<mask> wrote and produced Minogue's fourth album, Let's Get to It, as well as "The Love I Lost" and "When I'm Good and Ready", and Boy Krazy's "That". By the end

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title: Mike Stock (musician)

texts: of their partnership, <mask> had written and/or produced over three hundred top 75 hits and over thirty Platinum selling albums. <mask> built a multimillion-pound recording studio in London after SAW. A dance cover of the track "Total Eclipse of the Heart" was the first record released by 'Love This Records'. It was a hit all over the world. 2 in America. One in seven countries sell over 2 million copies.The record for the TV show 'Mighty Morphin Power Rangers', which was a top 5 hit in the UK, was produced by <mask>. <mask> wrote and produced a number of hits, including "Toy Boy" in 1987, for artists such as Sinitta. The World Wrestling Federation album Wrestlemania which <mask> collaborated with was released in 1993. "Slam Jam" was hit by 4 people. Simon Cowell had several artists produced by <mask> in 1994. Their cover of "Unchained Melody" was the highest selling non-charity single of the decade. 2.5 million copies were sold in 7 weeks.There were two more No. produced by stock. 1 singles with two other people. There are 1 albums. After several years producing hits for <mask>'s own label 'Love This Records' and with Simon Cowell for BMG/RCA, the structural integrity of <mask>'s studio became compromised by the tunnelling of the Jubilee Line extension, and the damage forced <mask> to pursue legal action against London Underground. <mask> was forced to pull out of a joint deal with Cowell and BMG to produce the band Westlife in 1996. In 1997, <mask> produced a version of "You Can Do Magic", the biggest of three hit singles Limmie & Family Cookin' had in the UK charts in the 1970s,

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texts: under the name The Mojams, for an investigation on ITV programme The Cook Report into chart rigging. The single was credited to The Mojams featuring Debbie Currie and peaked at number 86 in the UK singles chart.<mask> got involved in the investigation after a number of his records' sales had been disqualified from the UK singles chart with Love This Records having been seen as a company involved in chart hyping/chart rigging by the BPI. The band Scooch was formed in 1998 by <mask> and Aitken and Steve Crosby. "When My Baby" was their first single. " More Than I Needed to Know" was a top 5 hit in the UK in 2000 and went to No. There is one in Japan. Four Sure spawned two more top 20 singles. <mask> scored a top 20 with the song "Airhead" by Girls@Play, which was toured with Steps.<mask> formed Better the Devil Records in 2003 and had a huge hit with the song "Fast Food Song", which reached #2 in the UK Charts and sold 200,000 CD singles. <mask> wrote and produced two more singles for the Fast Food Rockers. <mask> and Pete Waterman collaborated on a song for the UK's entry in the European Song Contest, "That Sounds Good to Me", as well as writing and producing a single for a car insurance brand. <mask> formed a company called The Show 4 Kids. The Go!Go!Go! musical was created by <mask>. New songs written and produced by <mask> and Crosby are featured in a show with Steve Crosby. Go!Go!In July of 2010 the show made its debut at theLeicester Square Theatre, London and continued through the entire of 2011. The Go!Go!Go! took place during the summer of 2011. The show finished at the

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texts: Garrick Theatre in London in October. The Go!Go!Go! There is a new live show at the Empire Cinema. It was the first time in over 50 years that the venue hosted live entertainment. The Go!Go!Go!The show was for television. It will be on Nick Jr in the UK. <mask> worked on a cartoon character called The Retrobot, which was an 80's robot who was fed up with modern culture. The character released a song called "Christmas Robot" but it didn't make the Christmas chart. A short time after the Retrobot did parody covers and a Radio 1 Live Lounge version of "Christmas Robot", there was a comedy news channel. <mask> worked with Shayne Ward on his comeback album. <mask> produced all the tracks on the album.Closer was number 17 in the UK charts and number 2 in the UK Independent album charts when it was released in April of 2015. The single "This Love" was released in the summer of 2015. In December of 2015, <mask> Waterman and Kylie Minogue collaborated on a remake of Every Day's Like Christmas, in the style of Minogue's earlier hits with the trio. Fans and critics liked it. "So this is pretty much the Christmas song to end all Christmas songs; a massive sugar rush of classic, candy-coated late 80s pop wrapped up in a big shiny red bow," said Rob Corpsey from The Official Chart Company. Did we mention that she was singing on it? It's no wonder this latest offering is so good, because they've clearly got chemistry.We can't get enough of this and we reckon you'll feel the same, <mask> confirmed in 2016 that he was working with a young singer on a single for a charity. <mask> had written and

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texts: produced the very first Childline single, "You've Got A Friend", and he agreed to produce the single. The song "For Me" was released in aid of the Wayne Rooney Foundation on September 9th, after it was performed first at the England captain's testimonial match on August 3rd. The music video "For Me" was released on Rose's VEVO channel. <mask> worked with The Fizz. The F-Z of Pop is the group's first studio album in 33 years. It was #26 in the UK charts and #6 in the UK independent charts.Christmas With The Fizz and Smoke & Mirrors were both produced by <mask>. The album entered the official albums chart at No.29, the UK sales chart at No.6, the UK vinyl chart at No.5 and the Independent chart at No.3. The album was No.6 on the Official Scottish Album Charts. According to Classic Pop Magazine, "The Fizz are back firing on all cylinders with Smoke & Mirrors, an album of shiny new pop bangers, the latest fruit of a fertile collaboration with legendary hitmaker <mask>". "All We Ever Can Do" and "Boomerang" show the group's resilience, while "The World We Left Behind" shows them laying to rest a few old ghosts. See the Ivor Novello Awards List of songs written or produced by <mask> Novello Award winners live in

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title: Mac Foster

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title: Mac Foster

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 By 1970 <mask> was ranked as the world's number one contender and seemed set for a title shot, but his 24–0 winning streak came to an end when as favourite he was stopped in six rounds by the more experienced Jerry Quarry. After the Quarry fight, <mask> knocked out old man and unranked man in one round. <mask> faced Muhammad Ali in Tokyo in 1972 in a non-title bout. <mask> lost a clear decision to the former champion, winning just two rounds, one round, and no rounds on the three judges' scorecards. Before facing Ali, Foster had never been in a professional fight longer than eight rounds. After his loss to Ali, Foster knocked out two journeymen with knockouts.He was defeated by Bob Stallings, Joe Bugner and Henry Clark. <mask> was George Foreman's sparring partner for the 1974 world title bout. After losing his fourth consecutive decision, he retired from boxing. All 30 of <mask>'s wins came by knockout. <mask> was a boxing coach for youth. Death <mask> died of MRSA on July 19th. His body was buried in Santa Nella, California.The marriage produced four children, Gregory, Joshua, Nathaniel and Nicole. Selland Arena, Fresno, California, had an alignment of left and

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title: Ladislaus IV of Hungary

texts: The king of Hungary and Croatia from 1272 to 1290 was named <mask> IV. Elizabeth was the daughter of a pagan Cumans who settled in Hungary. He married a daughter of King Charles I of Sicily at the age of seven. When he was 10, <mask> was kidnapped and imprisoned by a lord. <mask> was a prisoner when his father died. The Abas, Csks, Kszegis, and Gutkeleds fought against each other for supreme power during his minority. At an assembly of the prelates, barons, noblemen, and Cumans in 1277.Ottokar II of Bohemia was allied with Rudolf I of Germany. His forces played a major role in the Battle on the Marchfeld. <mask> was unable to restore royal power in Hungary. Philip, bishop of Fermo, came to Hungary to help Ladislaus consolidate his authority, but he was shocked at the number of pagan Cumans in Hungary. They refused to obey the legate's demands after <mask> promised to force them to adopt a Christian lifestyle. Philip of Fermo excommunicated Ladislaus for supporting the Cumans. The Cumans imprisoned the legate, and the legate's partisans captured Ladislaus.Many Cumans preferred to leave Hungary after Ladislaus persuaded them to submit to the legate. The Cuman army invaded Hungary in 1282. Hungary 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

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texts: Hont-Pzmny, <mask> was sent to the court of the Duke of Cracow, who was Béla IV's son-in-law.In March 1265, <mask> was set free and returned to his father. King Charles I of Sicily formed an alliance with <mask>'s father. According to the treaty, Charles I's daughter, Elizabeth, who was four years old at the time, was engaged to <mask>. In 1270, the children's marriage took place. <mask>'s father was crowned king two weeks after the death of Béla <mask>, but he could not keep his rule stable. Anna and Henry Kszegi left Hungary and sought assistance from the son-in-law of Anna's wife. Stephen V and <mask> were kidnapped in the summer of 1272 by the newly appointed ban of Slavonia.In Slavonia, Gutkeled held Ladislaus in the fortress of Koprivnica. Historian Pl Engel claims that Gutkeled was going to force Stephen V to divide Hungary with <mask>. Stephen V was unable to take Koprivnica. Stephen passed away on 6 August. As soon as he heard of Stephen V's death, Gutkeled left for Székesfehérvr. Stephen V's partisans accused <mask>'s mother of conspiring against her husband. Stephen V's master of the treasury, Egyed Monoszl, tried to take over her palace in Székesfehérvr, but Gutkeled's supporters routed him.The town of Pressburg was captured by Monoszl and given to Ottokar II of Bohemia. The king of Székesfehérvr was crowned on 3 September by the archbishop of Esztergom. The 10-year-old <mask> ruled

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texts: the king and his mother. Peter Csk defeated their united forces at the end of September after they demanded Slavonia in Duke Andrew's name. Kszegi died in the battle. Peter Csk launched a campaign against Kszegi's son. The alliance between <mask> and the new king of Germany was concluded at the end of 1274.<mask> recovered from a serious illness. The Holy See was asked to promote Margaret's canonization in 1275. There was a new civil war between Peter Csk and Joachim Gutkeled. The Kszegis were Gutkeled's supporters and <mask> took part in Csk's military expedition against them. At an assembly of the barons and noblemen at Buda, Gutkeled and his supporters removed their opponents from power. <mask> made an incursion into Austria in the autumn to take advantage of the war. Sopron accepted <mask>'s suzerainty and Ottokar II promised to give up his towns in western Hungary.In Hungary, the Saxons captured and destroyed the see of the bishop of Transylvania, as well as the Babonii, who rose up in rebellion in Slavonia. The Babonii defeated Gutkeled in April 1277. The prelates, barons, noblemen, and Cumans declared Ladislaus to be of age a month later. The 15-year-old monarch was authorized by the estates of the realm to restore internal peace. The Kszegis's domain was invaded by Ladislaus, but he could not defeat them. On 11 November, he met with Rudolf I of Germany to confirm their alliance. <mask>

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texts: held a "general assembly" for seven counties along the River Tisza in the summer of 1278.Two local noblemen were condemned to death. Ivan Kszegi tried to play off Andrew the Venetian against Ladislaus. Andrew returned to Venice without success after he demanded Slavonia for himself. The campaign against Ottokar II was launched by <mask> and Rudolf I of Germany. <mask>'s troops played a key role in the Battle on the Marchfeld. Ottokar died in the battle. According to <mask>'s chronicler, Simon of Kéza, King Rudolf I declared that all Austria and Styria had been restored to him after the battle.Pope Nicholas III sent Philip, bishop of Fermo, to Hungary to help Ladislaus restore royal power. The papal legate arrived in Hungary. <mask> concluded a peace treaty with the Kszegis. Most Cumans were pagans in Hungary. The young King <mask> swore an oath to keep the Cuman chieftains' promise after he persuaded them to give up their pagan customs. The Cumans were told by the assembly at Tétény to leave their tents and live in houses attached to the ground. <mask>, a half-Cuman, failed to force the Cumans to obey the laws.Hungary was placed under interdict in October after Bishop Philip excommunicated him. <mask> joined the Cumans and appealed to the Holy See. Philip of Fermo was seized and imprisoned by the Cumans. <mask> was captured and handed over to Borsa. <mask> took a new oath to enforce the Cuman

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texts: laws after the legate and king were freed. Many Cumans left Hungary instead of obeying the legate's demands. <mask> could not stop the Cumans from crossing the frontier.In the summer of 1281, <mask> seized his castles. Bishop Philip of Fermo left Hungary around the same time and stated that he wouldn't come back for the sake of the Holy Father. The Cuman army invaded southern Hungary in 1282. <mask> went out against the Cumans to fight for his people and his realm, according to The Illuminated Chronicle. He defeated the invaders' army at Lake Hd in the fall of 1282. The Kszegis held on to Borostynk at the end of 1282. The king lifted the siege in early 1283.Before 6 July, <mask> appointed Ivan Kszegi as his palatine. <mask> abandoned his wife and settled among the Cumans by the end of the year. The Golden Horde invaded Hungary in January 1285. They "spread a terrible devastation of fire throughout the whole country" to the east of the Danube, according to the Illuminated Chronicle. Local forces fought the invaders at many places. The invaders lasted for two months. Many of his subjects accused <mask> of inciting the Mongols to invade Hungary because of his favoritism towards the Cumans.The prisoners of war were employed by <mask> when he conquered a rebellion in the Szepesség in September 1285. The king took Cuman girls as his mistresses and preferred the Cumans' way of life. According to the

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texts: archbishop of Esztergom, <mask> copulated with his favorite concubine, Aydua, in public. In September 1286, <mask> imprisoned his wife and gave all her money to his mistress. The queen was liberated in September. The prelates, barons, and noblemen were excommunicated by the archbishop. The king said that he would kill the whole lot with the aid of Tartar swords.<mask> was captured by the barons in January 1288. He agreed to an agreement with the archbishop. <mask> was given a clean bill of health by the archbishop if the king lived in accordance with Christian morals. <mask> broke his promise. He kidnapped his sister, Elizabeth, the prioress of the Dominican Monastery of the Blessed Virgin on Rabbits' Island, and gave her to a Czech man. <mask> stated that if he had 15 or more sisters in cloistered communities, he would snatch them from there to marry them off. During the last years of his life, <mask> traveled from place to place.The prelates and barons ruled the kingdom independently of the monarch, which led to Hungary's central government losing power. Ivan Kszegi and his brothers waged wars against Albert I, Duke of Austria, but <mask> did not intervene because the Austrians captured at least 30 fortresses along the western borders. Andrew the Venetian was offered the crown by the Kszegis. Arnold Haht surrendered the pretender to Duke Albert. The man was appointed by <mask>, who had recently


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texts: converted from Islam to Christianity. Pope <mask> was going to make a crusade against <mask>. <mask>, who had always been partial to his Cuman subjects, was assassinated by three Cumans at the castle of Krsszeg.The Cuman Nicholas, the brother of <mask>'s Cuman lover, took vengeance for his brother's death. Pope Nicholas IV ordered an inquiry to find out if the king died as a Catholic. According to the Chronicon Budense, <mask> was buried in the cathedral of Csand in Romania. <mask> was remembered by Andrew the Venetian and Pope Benedict VIII. The Cuman Cuman people are descended from Maria of Hungary, Elizabeth the Cuman Cuman people are descended from Elizabeth the Cuman Cuman people are descended from Elizabeth the Cuman Cuman people are descended from Elizabeth the Cuman Cuman people are descended from Elizabeth the Cuman Cu The CEU Press. The Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle was published in 1970.Corvina is the publisher of Taplinger Publishing. 13th-century monarchs in Europe and Croatia were murdered and the people of Cuman descent were excommunicated by the

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texts: <mask> was a member of the Ghadar Party and was executed in 1915 for his role in the conspiracy. <mask> was born to a Brahmin family near Poona District in the Bombay Presidency. The youngest of nine siblings, <mask> was admitted to the primary school at the age of nine. The Maharashtra Vidyalaya in Poona was linked to the Bombay University in 1905. <mask> was influenced by the nationalist movement of the time and actively participated in it. Due to shortage of funds, <mask> was transferred to the Samarth Vidyalaya in Talegoan Dabhade. His early involvement in the nationalist movement left a lasting mark.The British Government closed the school in 1910. <mask> found a job at the Pioneer Alkali in Mumbai. Mr. Potdar was an expert in explosives. He introduced <mask> to his associates. <mask> formed a close friendship with Hari Laxman Patil, a lawyer from Vasai. At the height of the Swadeshi movement, <mask> began his own small loom at Ausa, near Latur. <mask> wanted to be an engineer.The history of the American War of Independence influenced United States <mask>. <mask> left Ausa for the United States in 1911. He kept the news of his departure from his family and only told his brother at the railway station. He was a student at the University of Washington in 1912 after arriving in America via Hong Kong. <mask> became an active worker after moving to the United States. The Berlin Committee in Europe, the Germans, and the Ghadarite movement in America began to plan an insurrection in India as World War I began. At the University of California, Berkeley, the Gadhar members had a relationship with the emissary of Jatin Mukherjee.In the second half of October, a group of Sikh

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texts: revolutionaries sailed from America to consolidate contact with the Indian revolutionary movement. Satyen and <mask> went to China to meet the Gadhar leaders for future plans. They met Dr Sun Yat-sen. Dr Sun didn't want to displease the British. The party was sent to Thailand for necessary arrangements after they left for India. <mask>, Kartar Singh, and Satyen Sen arrived in Calcutta in November 1914. Satyen introduced <mask> and Kartar Singh.During the third week of December, <mask> had long talks with the man who sent them to Benares. Satyen was in Calcutta at 159 Bow Bazar Street. An attempt was made to change the appearance of some Sikh troops at the gunpowder magazine. A reference to the Military authorities shows that the troops in question were sent to Mesopotamia. Two people were interviewing these Sikhs. Lokamanya Tilak inspired the Extremist leaders to turn Benares into a center for sedition. Sundar Lal was a boy.In 1907, the son of Tota Ram gave a speech that was very objectionable. The man was a follower of Tilak, Lala Lajpat Rai and Sri Aurobindo. In April 1908, his organ was warned against sedition. On August 22, 1909, Sundar Lal and Sri Aurobindo delivered speeches in Calcutta. In September 1909, the Calcutta Karmagogin was edited and issued in Hindi by Sri Aurobindo. The Swarajya group will receive Pingle in 1915. Benares had been home to Behari since 1914.Between October 1914 and September 1915, 45 outrages were committed there. He and Sanyal were injured while examining bomb caps. They moved to a house in Bangalitola, where <mask> talked to him about the 4,000 Sikhs who had already arrived in Calcutta. More than 15000 people were waiting to join the rebellion.

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texts: Behari sent <mask> and Sachin to Amritsar to talk with Mula Singh. <mask> led a busy life in UP and Punjab for several weeks. The Komagata Maru affray took place in Budge Budge, near Calcutta, on September 29, 1914, and Baba Gurdit Singh contacted two associates who helped him.One of the emigrant leaders warned that his associates were in touch with the Bengal revolutionary party, after angry letters from US-based Indians reached India with hope of a German victory. In December 1914, <mask> arrived in the Punjab, promising Bengali co-operation to the malcontent emigrants. A meeting demanded revolution, plundering of Government treasuries, seduction of Indian troops, collection of arms, preparation of bombs and the commission of dacoities. The gangs of villagers were to be collected by Behari. There were simultaneous outbreaks at Lahore, Ferozepore and Rawalpindi. It will be extended at Dacca, Benares, and Jubbalpur. Preparing bombs was part of the programme.The Bengali expert that the Sikh conspirators called was Professor Surendra Bose, associate of Tarak Nath Das. At the end of December 1914, <mask> announced that a Bengali babu was ready to co-operate with them. The Ghadar gave Rs 500 to <mask> and Sachindra in Amritsar on January 3, 1915. The Jugantar leaders were invited to meet <mask> at Benares by Behari to co-ordinate and finalise their plans. They left for Benares in January 1915. In an important meeting, Behari announced the rebellion, "Die for their country." The 16th Rajput Rifles at Fort William were successfully approached by Havildar Mansha Singh, but he wanted two months for the army revolt.The plan was changed according to the Gadhar militant's impatience. They went

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texts: to Lahore. The 7th Rajputs and 89th Punjabis were tampered with. Damodar was in Allahabad. Bombs were sent from Bengal to Punjab. The approvers are Bibhuti and Priyo Nath. The troops were deceived at Benares.On February 14th, a parcel was carried from Benares to Lahore. By the middle of January, <mask> was back in Amritsar with "the fat babu" (Rash Behari), to avoid too many visitors. He ordered for 80 bomb cases to be sent to Lahore from both places. The owner refused to execute the order out of suspicion. In several of the dacoities, inkpots were used as cases. Bombs were found during house searches. A large section of soldiers in the NW were obviously disaffected because effective contact had been established between the returned Gadharites and the revolutionaries.As soon as the signal was received, there would be uprisings from the Punjab to Bengal. Out of the 81 accused in the Lahore conspiracy case, 48 have recently arrived from North America. <mask> was one of the main organizers of the attempted mutiny in February 1915. From December 1914 to December 1916, <mask> issued intensive propaganda for revolution, sometimes pretending to be a Bengali or a Punjabi. Confident of being able to rally the Indian Sepoy, the plot for the mutiny took its final shape. On a roll call on 21 February, the 23rd Cavalry in Punjab was to seize weapons and kill their officers. The signal for the uprising to begin was given by the mutiny in the 26th Punjab.The Sikh troops stationed at Dacca were contacted by the Bengal revolutionaries through letters of introduction from the Sikh soldiers of Lahore. If Punjab was seized, the Bengal cell was to look for the Punjab Mail entering the Howrah Station the

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texts: next day and strike immediately. Kirpal Singh, a cousin of a trooper and a US-returned spy, visited the headquarters of the conspiracy at the last moment. The police were informed by Kirpal. The D-day was moved forward to 19 February because their plans had been compromised. There were plans for a revolt by the 130th Baluchi Regiment. Rebellions were suppressed in the 26th Punjab, 7th Rajput, 130th Baluch and other armies.Many key leaders of the conspiracy were arrested, but some managed to escape or evade arrest. A last-ditch attempt was made by Kartar Singh and <mask> to cause a revolt. In the night of 23 March 1915, V. G<mask> was captured from the lines of the 12th Cavalry at Meerut. According to the police report, he carried bombs that were similar to the ones used in the attempt to kill Lord Hardinge in Delhi. It is said that it was enough to destroy the entire army. The Ghadarites were rounded up in Punjab and the Central Provinces. In May 1915, Bose fled to Japan after escaping from Lahore.Other leaders fled to Thailand or other sympathetic nations. The trial and execution of <mask> <mask>, Kartar Singh Sarabha, Harnam Singh and Bhai Paramanand were done by a special tribunal constituted under the Defence of India Act 1915. On November 16, 1915, <mask> and Kartar Singh were executed at the Lahore Central Jail. A street in central Mumbai is named after him. Rajni is <mask>'s granddaughter. She was a Member of the Indian Parliament. The notes have references.. <mask> <mask>. The eyes of these dead men speak to today's Indian American, rediff.com. The deaths of Hindus and Germans in the 19th and 20th century resulted in the executions of revolutionaries by the United Kingdom

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texts: Technology in 1969 and brought one of her budgies with her. She obtained a master's degree in chemistry and a PhD in chemical physics at Harvard University. An episode of the PBS show Nova about animals and language influenced her to focus on that instead of chemistry. <mask> has been a professor at multiple universities.She was a lecturer at Harvard University and a research associate at Purdue University. She was an associate professor and researcher at the MIT Media Lab. She worked in the biological sciences and psychological sciences departments. She was an associate professor in ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Arizona. She is a Bunting Fellow at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, where her bird laboratory was named after her. <mask> set out to show that parrots have the same characteristics of human language as humans. She reported that Alex, the grey parrot she worked with, acquired a large vocabulary and used it in a sophisticated way, which is similar to that of a four-year-old child.Alex was able to comprehend labels to describe objects. <mask> and her colleagues wanted to show that Alex's use of vocal communication was different from the inflexible forms of "instinctive" communication found in the animal kingdom. The argument that humans do not hold a monopoly on the use of abstract communication has been strengthened by <mask>'s work. According to <mask>, grey parrots have similar social systems to primates. The model/rival technique used by Pepperberg

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texts: is believed to hold promise for teaching learning-disabled children who have difficulty learning language and communication skills. The response of some children who were taught the same methods as Pepperberg did exceeded expectations. <mask> and her colleagues studied additional grey parrots and parrots of other species after working with Alex.The subjects of her research have been parrots. Alex was found dead on the morning of September 6, 2007, but was seemingly healthy the day before. Alex's necropsy did not reveal a cause of death. The model/rival technique involves two trainers, one to give instructions, and one to model correct and incorrect responses and to act as the student's rival for the trainer's attention. The parrot is trying to reproduce the correct behavior. Alex was able to identify objects by color, shape, number and material at the level of Chimpanzees and dolphins using this model/rival technique. He had the problem solving skills of a 5-year-old and the language abilities of a 2-year-old.Alex had a vocabulary of 150 words, knew the names of 50 objects, and could count up to eight when he died. He was able to answer questions about objects. The controls and tests she used made it impossible for Alex to say words when she asked him questions, according to Pepperberg. She argued that Alex would talk to anyone, not just to her, as the Clever Hans effect did not apply. A cognitive scientist has argued that the cognitive evolution in humans can be explained by the use of


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texts: scaffolding and modeling. The Alex Foundation was started by Pepperberg and is a not-for-profit organization. Pepperberg's research is supported by the foundation.In a 2006 interview, <mask> said that the foundation was her only funding source, having lost her paid research position due to a funding crunch at MIT's Media Lab, although the report of that interview does not mention her research associate position at Harvard University since 2005. The Alex Foundation raises money through donations, from direct sale of parrot-related gifts, and indirectly from sales through sponsoring businesses. Artificial intelligence can be built without the need for as much resources as long as a parrot or corvid level complexity brain is used, as suggested by some researchers. Pigeons have been found to be better at sorting data than humans with only a few weeks of training needed. <mask> was married to <mask> for more than twenty years. They parted ways. The Christopher Award was given to Alex & Me 2020 in Elinor Wonders Why episode "Bird Song" as badger.The Convergence of Psychology and Biology in Laboratory and Field is written by Russell P.

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texts: The professor of African American Studies and Political Science at Syracuse University is a noted international peace and justice scholar. He has been involved in the struggles for peace and justice for more than four decades. From his years in Toronto, Canada, to his sojourns in Uganda, Zimbabwe, the United Kingdom and parts of the Caribbean, he has been an influential force offering alternatives to the hegemonic ideas of Eurocentrism. He has been trying to expand on the idea of emancipatory ideas in order to create new concepts of revolution in the 21st century. The new social forces that organised to intervene in the political process of the United States in the midst of the global financial crisis were analysed. The movement behind Barack Obama was important for the politics of the United States and for the world. The book examined the networks that made the electoral victory possible in 2007, and discussed the importance of self-organization and self-emancipation in politics.In the context of the agency of new social forces in the 2008 electoral season, the book develops a theory of politics that starts with the principles of healing and reparation for the 21st century. During a period in history that can be described as a revolutionary moment, key ideas like quantum politics and a network of networks move away from old forms of vanguardism. The importance of networks has been confirmed since the writing of the book. African Awakening: The Emerging Revolutions, edited by Sokari Ekine and Firoze Manji, contains Dr. <mask>'s contributions to the new stage of global revolution. <mask> has contributed more than 40 chapters to other edited books. He writes for newspapers in the US, Southern Africa, East Africa, the Caribbean, and the United Kingdom. He is a commentator on international politics on MSNBC, as well as on other radio stations in the USA, the Caribbean, East

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texts: Africa, and South Africa.Counterpunch and Pambazuka News carry his commentaries on international issues. Dr. <mask>'s interview for the Blackelectorate.com was widely reproduced on web sites in Africa, Europe, Latin America, and North America. He is involved in the opposition to the establishment of the US Africa Command and the militarisation of African politics as a commentator on peace and transformation. Dr. <mask> is a member of the advisory board of the Syracuse Peace Council, which is the oldest peace and justice organisation in the United States. The Committee for Academic Freedom in Africa was sponsored by him. He is a member of the African Studies Association and the National Conference of Black Political Scientists. He was the guest editor of the first issue of the African Journal of Political Science, where he coordinated the publication on the question of Pan-Africanism in the 21st century.He worked with the late Tajudeen Abdul Raheem to articulate a more inclusive and internationalist concept of Pan African emancipation in the 21st century. He was the chairperson of the Walter Rodney Commemoration Committee in 2005. A group of activists wanted to extend the work and ideas of Walter Rodney in relation to emancipatory politics. The first Director of the Syracuse University Abroad Program was Dr<mask>. He worked with the Youth in Zimbabwe to understand the importance of freedom after independence. His interaction with the youth and the radical African feminists influenced his book Reclaiming Zimbabwe: The Exhaustion of the Patriarchal Model of Liberation. He is an active researcher on questions of peace and reconstruction in Africa and participated in the debates on African unity.He was the keynote speaker at the Africa beyond Borders conference in 2007. He gave a speech at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. He has continued his engagement with the politics of

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texts: transformation and emancipation in Africa, campaigning against the politics of impunity on the continent. He delivered a lecture in South Africa in 2011. Dr. <mask> gave a lecture at the celebration about the inspiration of Nkrumah. He was based in Uganda in the summer of 2001 to conduct research on peace in Central Africa. The Uganda Society in Uganda was one of the places he gave presentations on Peace and Reconstruction.<mask> presented on Globalisation at the WCAR in South Africa. He was the chairperson of the International Caucus of the Black Radical Congress for five years. He worked with the late Tajudeen Abdul Raheem to conduct research on peace in Central Africa. He was based in Uganda for this work. The Uganda Society in Uganda was one of the places he gave presentations on Peace and Reconstruction. <mask> presented on Globalization at the WCAR in South Africa. He was the chairperson of the International Caucus of the Black Radical Congress for five years.He presented a major paper on the "Coral Gardens Uprising in Jamaica" at the Rastafari Conference in Kingston, Jamaica. Dr. <mask> is in high demand as an expert commentator on issues relating to contemporary Africa and the world. He is often invited to speak at international gatherings. He is well-known among students at Syracuse University and among media persons who cover global issues. His ability to provide an alternative viewpoint to the so-called "mainstream" voices on international affairs has attracted a wide following within academia. Professor Makini Zaline Roy is married to Dr. <mask> and she is a community activist. <mask>, H., is the author of Global NATO and the Catastrophic Failure in Libya: Lessons for Africa in the Forging of African Unity.Barack Obama and 21st Century Politics is a book by <mask>. "China in Africa: challenging US global hegemony" was written by <mask>. <mask> wrote Pan

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texts: Africanists and African Liberation in the 21st Century. Reclaiming Zimbabwe: The Exhaustion of the Patriarchal Model of Liberation was published in New Jersey and South Africa. <mask> wrote "Rasta and Resistance: From Marcus Garvey to Walter Rodney" in 1985. South Africa: Pages of History and Contemporary Politics, Moscow: Institute of African Studies was written by <mask>. "The Pan African Experience: From The OAU to the African Union" was published in Falola, T., and Shanguhyia, M.S.There were articles about the military defeat of the South Africans. 64, No. April 11, 2013). Why is the US Senate apologizing now? Pambazuka News, Issue 440 was published in 2009. The Pambazuka News had a piece about Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem and the tasks of Pan-Africanists. Zimbabwe: Where is the outrage?The Association of Concerned Africa Scholars wrote about Mamdani and the African Scholarly Community. Pambazuka News published "Obama and US Policy Towards Africa" in 2009. "Analyst: On Africa Visit, Bush Pushes Agenda of Continent-Wide U.S. Military Expansion", Democracy Now! 18 February 2008. "Zimbabwe and the Question of Imperialism: A Discussion", Democracy Now! 26 June 2008. Lanny Davis is a paid lobbyist for the president who doesn't want power.The year ended on 27 December 2010. The Sudan Referendum is a turning point for the people of Africa. In January 2011. There is a discussion on the political crisis in West Africa. In January 2011. The peace and justice movement should oppose the U.S. led intervention in Libya. In March 2011."<mask>: Obama Takes 'Imperial Tour' of Africa as World Honoring Ailing Madiba", Democracy Now! "<mask> on NATO's Failure in Libya and Obama's Trip to Africa", Democracy Now! On June 28, 2013). The New African Initiative: Peace, Justice and Reparations or the Rekindling of the Human Spirit can be found at the Department of African American Studies at Syracuse

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