title: Michael Chabon

texts: batsman, and a kind, affectionate person. In <mask>'s 1995 novel Wonder Boys, the narrator explains that his sports writer friend Happy Blackmore was hired to ghost the autobiography of a catcher, a rising star who played for Pittsburgh and hit the sort of ball. Blackmore turned in an inadequate draft, his book contract was canceled, and the catcher died, leaving nothing in Happy's notorious 'files' but the fragments and scribblings of a ghost. According to <mask>'s children's book Summerland, Happy Blackmore wrote a book called Eli Drinkwater: A Life in Baseball. Drinkwater's name may have been chosen to honor contemporary author John Crowley, who <mask> admires. Alice Drinkwater was a main character in Little, Big Crowley.Character surnames can reappear from story to story. Cleveland Arning, a character in <mask>'s 1988 debut novel, The Mysteries of Pittsburgh, is described as having come from a wealthy family, one that might be expected to be able to build a building. At the end of Wonder Boys, it is mentioned that the English faculty at the college where Tripp teaches kept office hours in a building called Arning Hall. In <mask>'s 1989 short story "A Model World," a character named Levine discovers a formula for "nephokinesis" that wins him respect and prominence in the meteorological field. The "massive Levine School of Applied Meteorology" is a building owned by New York University and is referred to in The AMAZING ADVENTURES OF Kavalier & Clay. Although <mask> once described his attitude toward Hollywood as "pre-emptive cynicism," for years the author has worked to bring both adapted and original projects to the screen. Scott Rudin was the


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texts: producer of The Gentleman Host, a romantic comedy about old Jewish folks on a third-rate cruise ship out of Miami.Rudin bought the project and developed it with <mask>, but it was never filmed because of the release of Out to Sea. <mask> had story ideas for the X-Men and Fantastic Four films, but they were rejected. When Rudin was adapting Wonder Boys for the screen, he declined to write the script because he was too busy with his other projects. Wonder Boys was a flop in 2000 and starred <mask>. Rudin asked <mask> to work on the film's script after buying the film rights. <mask> spent 16 months in 2001 and 2002 working on the novel's film adaptation, but the project has been stuck in pre-production for years. Rudin purchased the film rights to The Yiddish Policemen's Union in 2002, five years before the book would be published.Miramax bought the rights to Summerland and Tales of Mystery and Imagination, a collection of eight genre short stories that Chabon has not yet written, for a sum in the mid-six figures. About a third of the Spider-Man 2 draft was used in the final film. Sam Raimi wanted to hire <mask> to work on the sequel to Spider-Man 2, but he never worked on Spider-Man 3. In October 2004, it was announced that <mask> was working on Disney's Snow and the Seven, a live-action martial arts remake of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to be directed by Yuen wo Ping. <mask> said in August 2006 that he had been replaced on Snow because the producers wanted to go in a more fun direction. Although <mask> was not involved with the project, Rawson Marshall Thurber shot a film adaptation of The Mysteries of Pittsburgh. The film was released in

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texts: April of 2008.Rudin reported in February 2008 that a film adaptation of The Yiddish Policemen's Union would be written and directed by the Coen brothers. Chabon was skeptical that the Coens would make the film, saying that they had decided to make A Serious Man instead, and did not wish to do another film with similar themes. In April 2009, <mask> confirmed that he had been hired to revise the script for Disney's John Carter. <mask> was hired to revise the script for Disney's Bob the Musical. Chabon joined the writing team of Star Trek: Picard, a new Star Trek series starring Patrick Stewart. "Calypso", a Star Trek: Short Treks episode co-written by Chabon, was released in November. "Q&A" was written by Chabon and was released on October 5, 2019.<mask> referred to himself as a lifelong Star Trek fan on the premiere day of his series. <mask> said in an interview with Variety in March 2020 that he would be an executive producer on the second season of Star Trek: Picard. <mask> has been working on a television adaptation of Kavalier and Clay with Ayelet Waldman since December of 2019. Following an article in The Hollywood Reporter which alleged numerous instances of physical and emotional abuse from Rudin towards his employees, <mask> wrote a public apology, stating that he had "regularly, even routinely" heard Rudin shout at and insult staff during their twenty years of collaboration. <mask> said he was ashamed. I want to apologize for my part in enabling Scott Rudin's abuse. The International Dublin Literary Award was for Wonder Boys.<mask>'s tale of darkness and light is a modern fable. The International Dublin Literary Award longlist for

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texts: Moonglow includes a National Book Critics Circle Award finalist. There are conversations with <mask>. The University Press of Mississippi. Between 1995 and 2012 there was a collection of interviews with <mask>. Understanding <mask>. The University of South Carolina Press.Alan Gibbs. There are contemporary American trauma narratives. Edinburgh University Press. There is a chapter discussing trauma in relation to contemporary counterfactual history novels, including The Yiddish Policemen's Union and The Plot Against America. The Intermedial Dialogue with Comics and Graphic Novels was written by Kavalier and Clay. The Journal of Comic Art. 1, no.pp. 2 (Winter 2012) 5–18. Irmtraud. Literature after postmodernism. The book is "Palgrave Macmillan." There is a chapter on history as escape in relation to The AMAZING ADVENTURES OF Kavalier and Clay. <mask> wrote America:Magical Words, Secret Worlds, and Sacred Spaces.Rowman and Littlefield were in the same year. There are essays about various aspects of <mask>'s work up to Telegraph Avenue. "Josef Kavalier's Odyssey: Homeric echoes in <mask>bon's The AMAZING ADVENTURES OF Kavalier & Clay". The International Journal of the Classical Tradition is a journal. 17, no. In December 2010, pp. 4. 525–555.Margaret Scanlan. "Strange times to be a Jew: alternate history after 9/11" was written by John and Robert. State, security, and terrorism are some of the topics Narrating 9/11: Fantasies of State, Security, and Terrorism covers. The University Press of the United States of America. External links include the amazing website of Kavalier & Clay, an unofficial but thorough site recommended by Chabon Stories and

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texts: <mask><mask>" Huijzer OON, better known by his stage name <mask>, is a Dutch singer with international success. He is one of the most successful Dutch artists of all time, as he holds the record for the most concerts performed by a single artist at the Ahoy. Pop, show tunes, country, soul and gospel have all been performed by <mask>. He was discovered as "The Singing Crane Mechanic" in 1975, while working as a dockworker. From the early 1970s to the present day, his music has been in the Netherlands' music charts. He brings large theatrical performances to his fans in the Netherlands in the style of Las Vegas shows. He holds a record in the Netherlands for performing the most concerts for a single artist at one venue.A bronze bust of <mask> is at the entrance of the multi-purpose arena where he has held 50 performances. He worked as a maintenance bank worker at the Boele shipyard in Bolnes before he was presented as the singing crane operator from Rotterdam in 1975. <mask> Huizer recorded his first single, "Louisa". He released a single in 1971 called "NinaNina", which was named after a Dutch woman. The song "It's Raining in My Heart" was composed by the lead singer of the Outsiders, and was the first single to be released under the name <mask>. "It's Raining in My Heart" made it to the charts. "You'll Never Walk Alone" became <mask>' biggest hit

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texts: and was in the top 10 for weeks.In 1980, <mask> gave his first major concert in De Doelen. In 1981 there was a sold out concert. In 1984 he produced a sold out show at Ahoy. Many concerts and shows followed in Ahoy, where he also sang duets with other people. In 2003 <mask> starred in the Dutch youth film Sinterklaas and the Danger in the Valley. He is a great supporter of Feyenoord. His songs "Mijn Feyenoord" and "You Never Walk Alone" have become real club songs.During the ceremony on the Coolsingel, <mask> will sing "You Never Walk Alone" if Feyenoord wins an important prize. His best-known hits are "You'll Never Walk Alone" and "Olympic Games", which he recorded for the Let the Games BeginLP which was to coincide with the 1992 Summer Olympics. On 1 November 2011, <mask> returned to Ahoy for "One Night Only", a special concert celebrating his 35 years in the entertainment business, as well as his 51st Vegas-style concert in the venue, in front of 12,000 fans. Over the course of 40 years, <mask> had performed in many places. The documentary <mask>: The Voice of Rotterdam was shown at the film festival. Hans Heijnen followed the project for a year. Glennis Grace and <mask> are the only ones who have performed at three different editions of the show."A Very Happy Christmas" was released at the end of the year. The video clip had an extra role for

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texts: <mask>. He was on the television program Best Singers. He recorded a single after performing a cover of "What About Us" by Pink. The Wolfert van Borselen medal was given to him by the city of Rotterdam. He was one of two people to receive a Society Award. He was given the title of "Ambassador of Rotterdam Port" and the title of "Ambassador for Feyenoord Football Club 2005".He has received many awards for his work. He received a prize for his work in Dutch music. The residential towers in Rotterdam were named after him. "South Mountain" is a song by Verzamel album. You never walk alone, 14 in the Single Top 100. 1 in the Single Top 100. There are 23 in the single top 100.41 in the Single Top 100. Happy birthday baby, 22 in the Single Top 100. Love Potion number nine is in the single top 100. There are 30 in the Single Top 100. 19 in the single top 100. 43 in the single top 100. If you know what I mean, let's get the world singing again.3 in the single top 100 35 in the single top 100. Lady was in the single top 100. Ik met Bart de Graaff in the Single Top 100. The drinking song is in the Single Top 100. There are 44 in the single top 100. 40 in the single top 100There are 22 in the Single Top 100. 1 in the Single Top 100. 67 in the Single Top 100. 1 in the Single Top 100. There are links to 1946 births of Dutch male singers and people from


title: Ed Koch

texts: <mask> was an American politician, lawyer, political commentator, film critic, and television personality. He was mayor of New York City from 1978 to 1989 and served in the United States House of Representatives from 1969 to 1977. <mask> described himself as a "liberal with sanity". The author of an ambitious public housing renewal program in his later years as mayor began by cutting spending and taxes. <mask> was a fervent supporter of Israel while he was a congressman. He crossed party lines to support Rudy Giuliani for mayor of New York City in 1993, Michael Bloomberg for mayor of New York City in 2001, and George W. Bush for president in 2004. <mask> stood at street corners with the slogan "How'm I doin'?" while riding the New York City Subway.<mask>, a lifelong bachelor with no children, refused to discuss his romantic relationships or his sexual orientation. He declared that he was gay after retiring from politics. <mask> was first elected mayor of New York City in 1977 and reelected in 1981 with 75% of the vote. He was the first New York City mayor to be endorsed by both parties. <mask> was re-elected to a third term in 1985. His third term was fraught with scandal regarding political associates and racial tensions, although the scandal never touched him personally. <mask> lost the 1989 Democratic primary to David Dinkins.<mask> was the son of Yetta and Joyce Silpe and was born in the Bronx. His father worked at a theater in Newark, New Jersey, where his family lived. He was a hatcheck boy in a Newark dance hall when he was a child. He graduated from Newark's South Side High School in 1941. He was drafted into the United States Army in 1943 and served as an infantryman with the 104th Infantry Division in France in 1944. He earned a European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign medal with two campaign stars, a World War II Victory medal, and a Combat Infantryman Badge for service in the European Theater of Operations. <mask> was sent to Bavaria to help remove Nazi public officials

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texts: from their jobs and find non-Nazis to take their place.He was promoted to Sergeant in 1946. <mask> received his law degree from the New York University School of Law in 1948. <mask> was a partner in Koch, Lankenau, Schwartz & Kovner from 1966 to 1968. He became active in New York City politics as a reformer and opponent of Carmine DeSapio. <mask> ran for office for the first time in 1962, but lost to William Passannante for the Democratic nomination for the State Assembly. In 1963, <mask> defeated DeSapio for the position of Democratic Party leader, and in 1965, <mask> won again. <mask> was a member of the New York City Council.<mask> ran for Congress in New York's 17th congressional district in 1968. He defeated both conservative Richard J. Callahan and Republican Whitney Seymour Jr. He won 48.5% of the vote. <mask> was reelected in 1970 with a majority of the vote. <mask>'s district was redrawn in advance of the 1972 elections. He defeated both the Republican and Socialist Workers nominee. <mask> briefly ran for mayor in 1973, but dropped out before the Democratic primary.Blumenthal's bid was derailed by a scandal and he came in third. The Comptroller won the election. <mask> was reelected to the 18th district with a career-best 76.7% of the vote. <mask> was reelected with 75.7% of the vote, defeating James W. McConnell and Sonia Landau. <mask> ran for mayor of New York City against Beame. <mask> and Cuomo finished first and second in the Democratic primary, eliminating Beame. <mask> defeated Cuomo in the second round.<mask> ran on a "law and order" platform. The New York City riots of July 1977 helped catapult <mask> and his message of restoring public safety to front-runner status. <mask> appeared on the ballot with both lines after winning both the Republican and Democratic nominations. He only faced opposition from third parties. He won 74.6% of the vote. John A. Esposito and Mary T. Codd both ran. In Manhattan, 70% of the vote went to <mask>, followed by Brooklyn, the Bronx,

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title: Ed Koch

texts: Queens and Staten Island.<mask> decided to run for governor of New York after Hugh Carey decided not to run for reelection. Cuomo was elected lieutenant governor. Cuomo won the Democratic primary despite the fact that <mask> received the party's endorsement. Cuomo's victory was called a "stunning upset" by the New York Times. Cuomo won black, liberal, and Italian communities by a similar margin, while <mask> ran strongly in Jewish communities. Cuomo won half of the city's Assembly districts despite <mask> winning the city and its four suburban counties. Cuomo was able to win because of large victories in nearly every upstate county.<mask> declared "what's important to all of us is that we keep a Democrat in Albany." <mask>'s loss was due to an interview he did with Playboy magazine in which he called the lifestyle of suburbia and upstate New York "sterile" and lamented the thought of having to live in "the small town" of Albany as governor. Many voters from outside New York City are thought to have been offended by <mask>'s comments. Cuomo served three terms as governor. <mask> was reelected to a third term. He was sworn into his third and final term in January 1986. The most recent mayoral election in Staten Island was won by a Democrat.<mask> went to the Lubavitcher Rabbi to get his blessing and endorsement. <mask> ran for a fourth term in 1989. Robert Wagner tried to run for a fourth term in 1969 as the only mayor to have never won a fourth term. <mask> lost the Democratic primary to David Dinkins, who finished with over half a million votes. <mask> was able to carry Staten Island and Queens because of large margins in Manhattan, the Bronx, and Brooklyn. Rudy Giuliani carried both of the counties <mask> won in the primary in the general election. Giuliani defeated Dinkins in 1993.<mask> represented New York's 17th congressional district from January 3, 1969 until January 3, 1973, when he resigned, and then represented New York's 18th congressional district until December 31,

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texts: 1977. <mask> began his political career as a plain liberal, with positions including opposing the Vietnam War and marching in the South for civil rights. <mask> came up with the term "Watergate Seven" in response to the U.S. One of the men in the Watergate scandal was ordered in the spring of 1972 to keep certain senators and representatives under observation. You should watch yourself. <mask> began his rightward shift towards being a "liberal with sanity" after reviewing the controversy surrounding then-New York City Mayor John Lindsay's attempt to place a 3,000-person housing project in a middle-class community in Queens. Most of the people <mask> met were against the proposal.He spoke out against the plan after being convinced by their arguments. <mask> advocated for a greater U.S. role in furthering human rights when fighting Communism. He was a member of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Foreign Operations. <mask> wanted the U.S. to cut off military aid to the military dictatorship of Uruguay. The CIA was made aware of a possible assassination attempt on <mask> by the Direccin de Inteligencia Nacional (DINA), a secret police under Augusto Pinochet. The CIA did not consider the threats credible until after the assassination of Letelier in Washington, D.C. George H.W. was the Director of Central Intelligence.<mask> was informed of the threat by Bush. <mask> asked for protection from both the CIA and the FBI. When <mask> took office, the city was reeling from high crime, a devastating blackout, and a fiscal crisis. During his first term, he instituted austerity measures and moderated the municipal unions, measures that helped bolster the city's finances during his second term. Major events occurred in New York City during his first term. The world was shocked by John Lennon's assassination. New Yorkers walked the streets crying for days after the shooting, which took place in front of Lennon's place of residence, The Dakota, on Manhattan's Upper West Side.<mask> pushed for

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title: Ed Koch

texts: the Democratic National Convention to be in NYC after the second transit strike. The sister city relationship with Beijing began during his first term. The emergence of AIDS as a public health crisis and the appointment of Benjamin Ward as the city's first ever African American police commissioner were some of the events of <mask>'s second term as mayor. <mask> often deviated from the conventional liberal line, strongly supporting the death penalty, adding 3,500 officers to the NYPD in the 1980s, and taking a hard line on "quality of life" issues, such as giving police broader powers in dealing with the homeless. The local chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union and many African-American leaders criticized these positions. <mask>'s first memoir, Mayor, became a best-seller and was adapted into an off-Broadway and Broadway musical, Mayor. <mask> signed a lesbian and gay rights law for the city in 1986 after 15 years of failed attempts by the City Council to approve such legislation.The New York City Health Department shut down the city's gay bathhouses in 1985 due to concerns over the spread of AIDS. The enactment of the measure the next year meant that the bathhouses would have to be reopened because many heterosexual "sex clubs" were in operation in the city at the time, and allowing them to remain open. The heterosexual clubs, including Plato's Retreat, were ordered to close by the Health Department. <mask> was involved in both the Statue of Liberty's 100th anniversary celebration and Hands Across America. The paralyzing shooting of NYCPD detective Steven McDonald, the Robert Chambers "preppie murder" case, the Howard Beach incident, and the racially motivated murder of Yusef Hawkins all happened during <mask>. <mask> consistently demonstrated a fierce love for New York City, which some observers felt he carried to extremes on occasion: in 1984 he went on record as opposing the creation of a second telephone area code for the city, claiming that this would divide the city's

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texts: population. In his third term, <mask>'s popularity was damaged by a series of corruption scandals, the most prominent of which was the revelation that he had acquiesced to the requests of political allies.The scandals undermined <mask>'s claims that he ran a patronage-free municipal government. The scandals were not caused by <mask>'s failures but by the Democratic machine's desperate efforts to reverse the collapse. <mask> was able to continue his duties after he suffered a stroke in 1987. In July 1987, <mask> proposed banning bicycling on Fifth, Park and Madison Avenues, but many bicyclists protested and had the ban overturned. <mask>'s last years in office had poor race relations. He became a controversial figure in the 1988 presidential campaign with his public criticism of Jesse Jackson, who surprised many political observers by winning key primaries in March and running even with the front-runner, Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis. <mask> reminded voters of Jackson's anti-Semitic statements and said that Jews would be crazy to vote for Jackson in the New York primary.Al Gore had run well in his native South, but hadn't won 20% of the vote in a northern state, so <mask> endorsed him. Gore seemed to shy away from <mask>. Gore dropped out of the race after finishing third with 10% of the vote. Jackson was ten points behind Dukakis after his New York win. <mask> became a partner in the law firm of Robinson, Silverman, Pearce, Aronsohn, and Berman, as well as a commentator on politics, in the years following his mayoralty. He was a judge on The People's Court for two years after the retirement of Judge Joseph Wapner. He was a visiting professor in 1999.<mask> hosted a high-rated talk show on WABC radio. The Mayor at the Movies was hosted by him. <mask> was in Tel Aviv for a ceremony in which a street was named after him. <mask> and his sister Pat wrote a children's book called <mask>, Harold's Little Brother, which tells the story of <mask>'s childhood, when he tried

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texts: unsuccessfully to emulate his older brother Harold's baseball talents. The <mask> Queensboro Bridge was renamed by the New York City Council. The legislation to ban the naming of New York City property after people who are still alive failed. <mask> formed an organization called New York Uprising.He upbraided 42 state legislators in April of 2011. <mask> sat for a portrait by Borshch at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences in May of 2011. <mask> appeared in weekly movie review segments for an online show called Mayor at the Movies. He liked to see two or three movies a weekend. <mask> preferred to see films with a public audience and was often approached by people who were surprised to find him there. His reviews were sarcastic and outspoken, with his rating system consisting of a "plus" for a good film or a " minus" for a bad one. He had a passion for all things Jewish.He loved independent cinema and documentaries, but also enjoyed dramas and action films. His film reviews were featured on The Huffington Post and in the New York newspaper The Villager. <mask> appeared in more than 60 films and television shows as himself, including Sex and the City, Spin City, and Double Rush, as well as hosting Saturday Night Live. <mask>, a documentary about his life, had its world premiere at the Hamptons International Film Festival on October 8, 2012 and was released theatrically on the day of <mask>'s death. In 2004, George W. Bush was endorsed by <mask>, as well as Al D'Amato for U.S. Senate, Peter T. King for U.S. House, and George Pataki for governor. In the 2006 election, <mask> endorsed the Democrats. He supported Bill Bradley in 2000.<mask> withdrew his endorsement of the governor in the wake of the prostitution scandal. At the time of the prostitution episode, I commented that he had a screw loose in his head and nothing could explain his behavior other than that. It's probably several. <mask> supported Giuliani's first mayoral bid, but he became opposed

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texts: to him in January 1996, writing a series of columns in the New York Daily News accusing him of being authoritarian and insensitive. The columns were included in a book. After Giuliani announced his candidacy for president, he resumed his attacks. <mask> called Giuliani a control freak and said that he wouldn't meet with people he didn't agree with.That's pretty crazy. He said that Giuliani thought that if he was right, it was a God-given right. We don't need that in a president. <mask> endorsed Barack Obama in the general election after initially endorsing Hillary Clinton. In his endorsement of Obama, <mask> wrote that he felt that both candidates would do their best to protect the United States and Israel from terrorist attacks, but that he agreed with Obama's domestic policies much more. He withdrew his support for Obama in 2010 because he thought he could harm American–Israeli relations. <mask> wanted to send a message to Obama to take a stronger position in support of Israel, so he endorsed Bob Turner.<mask> told Al Sharpton in October 2012 that he endorsed his reelection after a conversation with Obama about his position on Israel. <mask> endorsed Christine Quinn in the Democratic primary for the mayor's race. <mask> wrote in favor of Israel and against anti-Semitism. He appeared in a documentary in which he defended President Bush and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. <mask> was quoted in the film saying that Moore's film was a lie. <mask> said that Cuomo had the right approach in reducing government spending and not raising taxes. <mask> supported the Iraq War.<mask> wrote in July 2007, that he was bailing out of his previous support for that war due to the failure of the United States' NATO allies and other Arab countries to contribute to the war effort. If our allies joined us, I would support our troops remaining in Iraq. They have made it clear they will not. He said that the U.S. must prepare for the battles that will take place on American soil by the Islamic forces of


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texts: terror who are engaged in a war that will be waged against Western civilization for at least the next 30 years. <mask> wrote in The Jerusalem Post on April 8, 2010 that he saw an increase in anti-Catholicism in the media due to the priest sex abuse scandals. <mask> wrote that the procession of articles on the same events were no longer intended to inform, but to castigate. He believed that many in the media were anti-Catholic due to their opposition to the Catholic Church's teachings on abortion, homosexuality, and artificial contraception.He believed that the Church had the right to preach its beliefs and to expect its members to do the same, calling it a force for good in the world. <mask>'s sexual orientation became an issue in the 1977 mayoral election when the Cuomo campaign put up posters with the slogan "Vote for Cuomo, Not the Homo." <mask>'s sexual orientation became an issue in the 1977 mayoral election when the Cuomo campaign put up posters with the slogan "Vote for <mask> didn't like the attack. <mask> was interviewed in 1989 about his book with Cardinal John J. O'Connor. <mask> was asked by the interviewer to clarify his views on homosexuality relative to O'Connor. It's what God made you. I'm a heterosexual.He told New York magazine that some New Yorkers think he's gay and voted for him. Most don't care, and others don't think I am. I don't give a shit either way! He was accompanied at political functions by his friend Bess, who was thought to be trying to clear up rumors of his alleged homosexuality. <mask> died of heart failure on February 1, 2013). At the time of his death, he lived at 2 Fifth Avenue, overlooking Washington Square Park, where he resided for most of his adult life. His funeral was held at Temple Emanu-El, a Reform Jewish congregation in Manhattan.The Israeli Consul-General to New York City spoke because of <mask>'s loyalty to Israel. Bill Clinton was President Obama's representative when he addressed the congregation. The New York City Police

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texts: Department flew over the service. <mask> bought a burial plot in Trinity Church Cemetery so that he could be buried in Manhattan. It is the only graveyard that accepts new burials. He put Daniel Pearl's last words on his tombstone, "My father is Jewish, my mother is Jewish, I am Jewish." <mask> was well known for his one-liners and was a public speaker since his days stumping for Adlai Stevenson.The people have spoken and they must be punished. I'm the kind of person who won't get blisters. Why? I say what I think. I'm a person who might give other people a hard time. If you agree with me on nine issues, vote for me. If you agree with me on 12 issues, see a Psychiatrist.<mask>. <mask>. The year 1980. There is a Mandate Millstone. The US Conference of Mayors has a list of Jewish members. The book Citizen Koch was published by St. Martin's Press. <mask>, Ed. The <mask> Papers: My Fight Against Anti-Semitism was published in 2008.Further reading the ed. New York Comes Back: The Mayoralty of <mask><mask> was published in 2005. "When <mask> was a Liberal". There was a Dissent in 1987. The Rise and Fall of the Koch Coalition in New York City Politics was written by John H. Mollenkopf. The Princeton University Press was published in 1994. Jack and Wayne Newfield.<mask> and the Betrayal of New York was published in 1989. <mask> and the Rebuilding of New York City is a book. J. Phillip Thompson. The decline of the Democratic Party organization and the strengthening of black politics is what David Dinkins' victory in New York City was about. Political Science & Politics was published in 1990. 145–148. "Black, Blind, and In Charge: A Story of Visionary Leadership and Overcoming Adversity" was written by David Paterson.Skyhorse Publishing. External Interviews with <mask> from the U.S. can be found in New York, New York. The Trust Is Gone is an opinion piece by <mask> that is critical of the current administration's relationship with Israel. <mask> was threatened with assassination in 1976 from

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texts: <mask> lived and worked in Nova Scotia for thirty years. <mask> was born in Superior, Wisconsin. <mask> built the family home and three churches with his own hands. Her mother, Hazel, had an M.A. The family was supported by Home Economics. <mask> died of cancer. <mask> graduated from Gustavus Adolphus College in 1951 with a major in chemistry and biology and a minor in art and literature.She worked as a nurse's aide in the cancer recovery ward at the University Hospital in Minneapolis after she audited theology lectures at the University of Gttingen, Germany. She was accepted into the Master of Fine Arts program at the University of Minnesota in 1959 after taking extension classes and earning enough credits to do so. She was Lorenz Eitner's course assistant and took classes from many people. Her heroes were Van Gogh and Kthe Kollwitz. She displayed her work in the Twin Cities. She was to spend the rest of her life in Provence and Mexico with her husband, <mask>, after he accepted a job in the Dalhousie University English Department. She developed asthma and hyper-allergic insulation sensitivities in 1977.She was an artist for more than thirty years. She used a variety of media to create a large body of work. She moved away from a modified expressionism to a hard-edged organicism in the 1960's. She did a lot of symbolical watercolours in the 1980s. She was a gardener. She taught drawing at the Technical University of Nova Scotia from 1964 to 1969. She was the acting director of the art gallery for a year in the 70's andcurated the fourth drawing exhibition in 1979.In the 1980s, she did some art-reviewing for ArtsAtlantic. She practiced clarity in art-discourse. On April 3, 1991, she died of cancer of the lungs. There was a calendar on the wall. The exhibition catalogue with introductory essay and descriptive commentary was published by The Expressionist Image. The 4th drawing exhibition was held in 1979. The memorial lecture, "Kokoschka; Knight-Errant of 20th-Century Painting," was printed in the Eye Level

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texts: Gallery.ArtsAtlantic had an exhibition review of Tim Zuck. The Seventh Dalhousie Drawing Exhibition was reviewed in the Summer of 1984. "Rockwell Kent: The Newfoundland Work" is a review article. 29, Summer/Fall 1987. Awards were elected to the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. Who's Who in American Art was published in 1977. Dictionary of International Biography was published in 1979.The travelling exhibition '<mask>; Paintings and Drawings, 1967-1977' was held at the Wells Gallery. The Robert McLaughlin Art Gallery is located at the Southern Alberta University Art Gallery. 'Drawings by <mask>' is displayed at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. The Robert McLaughlin Art Gallery is located at the Memorial University Art Gallery. In Memoriam <mask> <mask> was displayed at the Saint Mary's University Art Gallery and the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia. The travelling show was hosted by UNESCO. The Minneapolis Institute of Art had a painting that won the first prize.The Walker Art Center has a purchase award for 'Sixteen Minnesota Artists'. The National Gallery has a collection of Canadian watercolors, drawings and prints. New Talent Festival, Midtown Galleries, New York, 1974 Nova Scotia Pavilion, Montreal Olympics, Montreal, 1976 'Painting Now', and the Legacy of Surrealism in Canadian Art. 33–35. <mask>'s drawings were published in 1986. Ian G. Lumsden ate. There is an art gallery in New B.C.The ArtsAtlantic was published in 1991. The First Decade was written by Ian G. Lumsden. Mary E<mask> <mask>: Paintings and Drawings was published in 1977. <mask>'s drawings were published in 1986. Ian G. Lumsden ate. There is an art gallery in New B.C. Bernard Riordan.The Art Bank of Nova Scotia. The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia was opened in 1983. In Memoriam <mask> <mask>, Saint Mary's University Art Gallery, 1993 Walker Art Center. The Walker Art Center has prints of the 1958 Biennial Paintings. Ian Wiseman. '<mask>; the Triumph of Art over Allergy' was published in 1985. The Royal Canadian Academy of Arts University of Minnesota alumni are

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title: John Davis (explorer)

texts: <mask> was a navigator for Queen Elizabeth I of England. He was a pilot and captain on both Dutch and English voyages to the East Indies. The Falkland Islands were discovered in August 1592. <mask> spent his childhood in Sandridge Barton, which is close to the parish ofStoke Gabriel, where he was born. It has been suggested that he learned a lot of his seamanship when he was a child playing in the river Dart. Adrian Gilbert and Humphrey Gilbert were his childhood neighbours. He became friends with <mask> early on.Francis Walsingham was the queen's secretary when he began pitching a voyage in search of the Northwest Passage. In 1585, the secretary relented and funded the expedition, which traced the route of Frobisher to the east coast and west towards Baffin Island. Two of the four ships that he sent back to the north in 1586 were sent to the eastern shore of the island, but the other two were blocked by the ice cap. The attempt was to go around the island from the east. <mask>' initial approach to the Inuit was to bring musicians and have the crew dance and play with them, but after they stole one of his anchor's, they were likely irate at having been interrupted during one of their religious ceremonies. The Inuit attacked his ships. The third expedition reached 7212'N and Disko Island before unfavorable winds forced it back.The Davis inlet is in the coast of Labrador. For centuries, the log of this trip was a textbook model for later captains. In 1588 he commanded Black Dog against the Spanish Armada. He joined the Earl of Cumberland in 1589. He was on Thomas Cavendish's last voyage, which sought to

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texts: reals of eight per hundredweight. Lancaster complained that <mask> had been wrong about the price and availability of pepper. On December 5, 1604 <mask> sailed again for the East Indies as pilot to Sir Edward Michelborne, who had been granted a charter by James I despite the supposed East India Company monopoly on trade with the East.He was killed off Bintan Island by a pirate whose disabled vessel he had just seized. The pirates had taken the English in through several days of friendly discourse before the surprise attack in which the subject was dragged back, hacked and slashed. He died after the attack. After his death, the importance of Dutch whalers led to the settlements along the western coast of the island being called "Straat Davis", while the eastern shore was mistakenly referred to as "Greenland". Richard Hakluyt published <mask>'s explorations in the northern part of the world. <mask> published The Seaman's Secrets in 1594 and The World's Hydrographical Description in 1595. <mask>'s last voyage was written on his return to England in 1606.His invention of the backstaff and double quadrant was popular among English seamen until the reflecting quadrant was introduced. <mask> was married to Mistress Faith Fulford, daughter of Sir <mask>, and the daughter of the Earl of Bath. Their children were four sons and a daughter. On his return from the 1592 voyage, <mask> discovered his wife had taken up with a "sleek paramour"; conspiring with this man, a counterfeiter, Faith "brought false and unavailing charges" against him". There are external links to 16th-century English people and 17th-century

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title: Corey Vidal

texts: daily-vlogging YouTube channel was launched on January 1, 2011, called "ApprenticeEh", where he and the staff members of his company recorded and shared their lives every day. The ApprenticeEh channel ended after 2,192 days of vlogging. Burlington, Ontario is where ApprenticeEh is located. There was a 2012 edition of Ripley's Believe It or Not!There is a book series for his work. The Buffer Festival was launched in 2013. Vlogumentary is a feature-length documentary film about online video fame. Morgan Spurlock picked it up and released it on Red. A video of <mask> lip-syncing to a song written in 1999 and recorded in 2002 is his most popular video. On November 3, 2008, the video was featured on YouTube Canada's homepage, and again on the Worldwide homepage three days later. It was featured on StupidVideos.com and on the home page of MSN.com.The video has been viewed 22 million times since it was uploaded. The video quickly became Canada's #1 Top rated and #1 Top Favorited Entertainment video, and received many other All Time honors. It was ranked as one of the top 100 rated videos on the internet. In 2012 it was included in the list of '10 Canadian viral sensations'. The video was nominated for a 35th Annual People's Choice Awards on CBS as "Favorite User Generated Video" in 2008. It faced competition from other videos in its category. Wassup 2008 and 2008.The red carpet event was held in Los Angeles. There are multiple Digital Millennium Copyright Act disputes between the content in his videos and copyrighted works owned by major studios and labels. He has won every claim against his


title: Guy Hands

texts: <mask> was born in 1959 and is an English financier and investor. Terra Firma Capital Partners is one of the largest private equity firms in Europe. The chairman of the UK music company was <mask>. He is well known for his comments about the private equity industry. In April of 2009, he moved from the UK to Guernsey. By way of Southern Rhodesia, <mask> was born to South African parents. He was diagnosed as severely dyslexic at Holy Trinity School.He was sent to a special needs school when he was 9 years old. The <mask> Hands Library is being built at the Judd School. He played the part of Lady Macbeth in a Ravenscroft production in 1970. He studied philosophy, politics and economics at a college. The President of the Oxford University Conservative Association was also the Bursar of the Oxford Union. The Hands Building was funded by <mask>. He started his career in 1982 as a eurobond trader.He rose to become head of global asset structuring for Goldman's European division in 1990. The Principal Finance Group focused on European private equity investments after <mask> left Goldman. Goldman and three other banks turned down his investment plan. Over $20 billion was completed by the team at Nomura. In 2000, it was reported that Hands had generated profits for the bank in excess of $2 billion, making him a star financier in London. Annington Homes, William Hill, and Angel Trains were some of the acquisitions made by Hands. Through a series of acquisitions in the 1990s, Hands became the UK's biggest pub landlord.The sale of the Ministry of Defence's 57,4000 homes for military personnel and their families to Annington Homes, which was established earlier that year as a shell company by Nomura, made Annington the largest owner of residential property in England and Wales. Terra Firma Capital Partners was founded in 2002 and is one of the largest private equity investors in Europe. Terra Firma is one of the larger private equity investors in Europe. The firm's early investments were focused on housing, leasing companies and pubs. The firm has made major investments in the waste management, energy, cinema, and music sectors.

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texts: Significant investments have been made in German residential housing and motorway services. Terra Firma is a leading private equity investor in renewable energy.The investments include the UK-based green energy business, a US wind energy business, and an Italian solar energy business. The failed investment in British music company EMI was taken over by Citigroup, the main lender in the investment. On February 1, 2011, Citigroup took ownership of EMI Group from Terra Firma, wiping out the firm's investments and writing off the debt. Terra Firma lost about one-third of its investor's capital and more than half of its personal net worth in the deal. In 2010 Hands spent a lot of time in litigation with Citigroup, claiming the bank engaged in fraud during its auction of EMI in 2007. A jury in New York found in favor of Citigroup after the lawsuit went to trial. After a US federal appeals court found that the trial judge had wrongly instructed the jury on a point of English law, the verdict was overturned.A new judge-led trial was held in London. Lawyers for Terra Firma withdrew the case after two days of evidence in which <mask> admitted that he didn't have that memory anymore. "I'm sure this is the right result", said Burton. The allegations made by Terra Firma were completely baseless. The claims had been brought in good faith, but that documentation and memories from nine years ago were not enough to meet the high demands of proof required, and that the matter is now closed. Before going to University, <mask> started an art business. A large number of <mask>' fellow students were employed by Artsake when it was at Oxford.He was best man at Julia Ablethorpe's wedding to William Hague in 1984. There are two sons and two daughters for the couple. His family's estate in Tuscany, Villa Saletta, produces wine and olive oil, while his wife's house in Kent, just outside Sevenoaks, is used as a home. Several awards have been won by the estate's wines. The Hand Picked Hotels chain of 20 English country house properties is owned by <mask> and his wife. In April 2009, in protest at the UK tax system, <mask> moved to the bailiwick.

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texts: He hasn't been to the UK in a while and his family travel to Guernsey to see him.The move to Guernsey was called an "incredibly interesting pathology" by the writer Malcolm Gladwell. <mask> and <mask> agreed to acquire McDonald's Nordic operations. 98% of the restaurants in the Nordic countries are franchised. The deal will see <mask> become the master franchiser for McDonald's in the region. He admitted to The Times that he had an addiction to roast potatoes and gravy and that he had sought treatment from hypnotism. Hugh Osmond, the former owner of PizzaExpress and Center Parcs, is the CEO of Sun Capital Partners, a company that took a stake in ROXi in December 2020. Rob Lewis founded Roxi.The Prince's Trust, King's College, Cambridge, Duke of Edinburgh Awards, Kids Company, The Eve Appeal, Hospice in the Weald, and Outward Bound are some of the charities supported by the <mask> family. They have been supporters of the college. Lord Mandelson, David Boies and Bob Geldof have all spoken at the annual Hands Lecture series in recognition of their significant contributions. The University's new Institute of Human Rights will be housed in the Love Lane building, which has been donated by the <mask> family. In 1995 Hands donated money to the college. The decision to focus on providing educational access to non-typical students was one of the areas of change that Hands has been vocal about. The college now claims a UK state school intake of 91.4% compared with just under 60% for the rest of the University.Terra Firma London donates 10% of pre-tax profits to the Terra Firma Charitable Trust and Impetus - The Private Equity Foundation in order to benefit local communities in South London. At the Spear's Wealth Management Awards, <mask> was named the Philanthropist of the Year for his contributions to a number of charities. In 2000 he was elected a Global Leader of Tomorrow of the World Economic Forum and a member of the University of Oxford Chancellor's Court of Benefactors. The Guardian had a story about <mask>. Terra Firma Capital Partners has a website. Terra Firma Capital Partners website Hand Picked Hotels has 1959

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title: Carlos Bonell

texts: <mask> is an English classical guitarist. He was described as one of the great communicators of the guitar world by Classical Guitar magazine. At the age of five, <mask> began to play Spanish folk music on the guitar from his father who was an amateur guitarist, while also studying the violin more formally at school. He was appointed professor after completing his studies at the Royal College of Music. He gave more than fifty concerts in the south-eastern part of England after winning the Greater London Arts Association Young Musicians' Scheme award in 1973. He performed the Concierto de Aranjuez with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall in London. "Guitar Music of Spain" was his first solo album.He recorded an album with John Williams and friends for CBS with the use of two guitars, xylophone and double bass. The group performed all over the UK. He performed at the Mostly Mozart Festival in New York in 1978. <mask> was praised by the New York Times for his performance. The first of three recordings of Concierto de Aranjuez was made in 1981 by Bonell. It was one of the first digital recordings of the concerto and was described as a magnificent triumph by Classical Music magazine. It was awarded a "Rosette" by the Penguin CD Guide and has been praised as the best interpretations available.He played Concierto de Aranjuez five times in London's Royal Festival Hall. Between 1987 and 1995 he recorded seven albums ranging from music for solo guitar to concertos with the

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texts: English Chamber and Royal Philharmonic Orchestras. An ensemble of three guitars, flute and percussion was formed by <mask>. It played in more than 20 countries. In 1995 he gave a benefit concert at London's Wigmore Hall with John Williams to raise awareness of the plight of children caught in acts of war around the world. The money was donated to War Child. Other artists with whom Bonell has recorded and appeared in concert include guitarists Paco Pea and Martin Taylor, violinists Pinchas Zukerman and Salvatore Accardo, and singers Teresa Berganza and the late Philip Langridge.He has played at many international festivals. He went to Australia for the first time in 1997 and returned several years later in a nationwide tour. After his first visit to Latin America in 2000 he returned every year until 2007, working closely with some of the younger players prior to performances. <mask> recorded his first DVD in 2004. Classical guitar performance includes music from all over the world. His first book was about the guitar. In 2006 <mask> undertook a tour of the US, which included Fort Worth, Dallas, Atlanta and Las Vegas, presenting his solo programme "Millennium Guitar, the first 1000 years", which included music from Hildegard von Bingen to works by contemporary composers.He has recordings for television and film. He has recorded sound tracks for a number of films, including City of Angels and The Honest Courtesan. He went back to Japan and the United States in 2010 for more tours. In 2004,

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texts: he directed the Latin Quarter Guitar Festival in London in honor of Greg Smallman, the Australian guitar maker who visited and lectured in England and Spain for the first time. The first London International Guitar Festival was held in 2005. There were five major concert venues that the festival presented events in. There was an 80th birthday tribute to Alirio Daz.Alirio Daz and John Williams were both performing in London. <mask> directed two more editions of the festival. The Transformations Music Series presented guitar-related concerts at London's Bolivar Hall. He recorded the album Queen Guitar Rhapsodies of new arrangements of music by the group Queen for solo guitar and symphony orchestra. Brian May praised his arrangement for solo guitar. He helped Sir Paul McCartney record a piece for guitar and orchestra. The New Yorker magazine featured the work in June of 2007.In 2012 he released a CD called "Magical Mystery Guitar Tour" which was dedicated to the music of the Beatles. A track from the album reached number four on the Singles' charts in the UK. Teaching <mask> has courses in Italy, Spain, the UK and Mexico. He directs the Ctedra Internacional de Guitarra Carlos Bonell in Venezuela and is a Senior Professor at London's Royal College of Music. His students include Alan Banks, Detlev Bork, Nils Klfver, and many others. He won the Spanish prize "Premio Trujamn" in 2007, for his work on the solo guitar. The New Yorker has a feature on <mask>'s collaboration with Sir Paul

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title: Kateb Yacine

texts: <mask> was an Algerian writer who was known for his novels and plays in both French and Algerian Arabic. <mask> was born on 6 August 1929 in Constantine, though it is likely that he was born four days earlier. Although his birth name is <mask>, he once said that he was so used to hearing his teachers call out names with the last name first that he adopted <mask> as a pen name. He was born into a family of scholars in the Souk Ahras area of the Aurs region. The deputy judge of the qadi was his maternal grandfather. The family followed his father through his various assignments as a lawyer. The family moved to Little Kabylie after Kateb attended the French school in Lafayette.He attended the colonial 'collge' of Setif as a boarder in 1941. The demonstrations of 8 May 1945 occurred when <mask> <mask> was in his third year of collge. According to nationalists, between six and eight thousand Algerians were massacred by the French army and police in the Sétif and Guelma massacre. He was arrested three days later and imprisoned for two months. He became a partisan for the nationalist cause after that point. After watching his mother's psychological health decline, his father sent him to the high school in Bne. He lived for eight months with a cousin who was already married.He published his first collection of poetry while living with Nedjma. He became politicized and started giving lectures under the auspices of the Algerian People's Party. He said that <mask> went to Paris in 1947 into the lion's den. He joined the Algerian Communist Party in May 1947

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texts: and gave a lecture on emir Abd al-Qadir. He published 'Nedjma ou le Pome du Couteau' during his second visit to France the following year. He was a journalist from 1949 to 1951. <mask> worked as a longshoreman after his father's death.He stayed in Paris until 1959. He had a relationship with M'hamed Issiakhem and spoke with Bertold Brecht. Jean-Marie Serreau staged <mask>'s play 'Le cadavre encerclé' but it was banned in France. <mask> would not forget the editor's comment that "This is too complicated". Why don't you talk about your sheep in Algeria? During the Algerian War of Independence, <mask> had to travel abroad for a long time due to the harassment he faced. He lived in many places, including France, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Yugoslavia and the USSR.After the independence celebrations in Algeria, <mask> went back to Cairo. Between 1963 and 1967, he traveled frequently to Moscow, France and Germany. In 1963, 'La Femme sauvage' was performed in Paris. 'Les Anctres redoublent de férocité' was staged in 1967. The Arabic version of 'La Poudre d'intelligence' was staged in Algiers in 1969. In 1964 <mask> published six essays on 'our brothers the Indians' in 'Alger Républicain' and recounted his meeting with Jean-Paul Sartre while his mother was being committed to a mental hospital. He left for Vietnam in 1967, completely abandoning the novel, and wrote 'L'Homme aux sandales de caoutchouc', a play celebrating Ho Chi Minh and the Vietnamese struggle against imperialism, that was published, performed and translated into Arabic in 1970.<mask> moved

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texts: to Algeria to make a more permanent home. He began working on popular theatre, epics and satires, performed in dialectal Arabic, after he refused to continue writing in French. The Ministre du Travail et des Affaires Sociales sponsored <mask> to travel all over Algeria for five years to put on plays for an audience of workers. <mask> performed the plays 'Mohamed prends ta valise' and 'La Guerre de Deux mille ans' to France and the German Democratic Republic. He was sentenced by the Algerian government to direct the regional theatre as a kind of exile. <mask> staged his plays in schools because he was not allowed to appear on television. His liberal positions on issues of gender equality, such as his position against women being required to wear a headscarf, were often criticized.<mask> <mask> received the Grand prix national des Lettres in France in 1987 after circulating an excerpt of a play about Nelson Mandela. The play 'Le Bourgeois sans culotte ou le spectre du parc Monceau' was written by <mask> for the commemoration of the French Revolution. <mask> lived in Verscheny in Drme and traveled frequently to the United States and Algeria. He left an unfinished work on the Algerian riots. His works were admitted to the Comédie-Franaise in 2003 The French language was considered the spoil of the war for independence by <mask> <mask>. He said in 1966 that "La Francophonie is a neocolonial political machine, which only perpetuates our alienation, but the usage of the French language does not mean that one is an agent of a foreign power, and I write

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texts: in French to tell the French that I am not French<mask> <mask> oversaw the translation of his texts into the Berber language. His work shows the multicultural country's search for identity. <mask> <mask> is a musician and the father of three children. Bne, Ancienne imprimerie Thomas was written by <mask> Soliloques. There is a 64 page Reprint with an introduction by <mask> <mask>. Algeria, En Nahda, 1948, 47 pages. Nedjma is a novel by Editions du Seuil.The English translation of Le Cadavre encerclé is in the University Press of Virginia. The novel was published in 1966 by Editions du Seuil. The Anctres redoublent de férocité is in Paris. The play L'Homme aux sandales de caoutchouc pays tribute to Vietnam and leader Ho Chi Minh. The plays include Mohammed prends ta valise, and Le Bourgeois sans culotte. L'uvre en fragments is a collection of littéraires and textes. Le Pote is an interview with a boxeur.The douze heures, journalism, 1947-1989, were published in Paris. The introduction by Zebeda Chergui is part of the play. The introduction to Les Fruits de la colre is followed by the introduction to At Djaffar. <mask> yacine is the father of three children and a singer in a band. Algeria, Enag Editions, 1990, 136 pages, contains Ghania Khelifi, <mask> <mask>, Eclats et pomes, and many documents. <mask> <mask>, eclats de mémoire, was written by Albert Dichy and Mireille Djaider. Images de Kateb <mask>, excerpts, articles from the Algerian press, and presentation de <mask> <mask> are External links.People from Constantine, Algeria are buried in

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title: Jeremy Morris

texts: <mask> is a Church of England priest and a British historian. He is interested in church history. He was the Master of Trinity Hall. From 2010 to 2014, he was the Dean of the Chapel of King's College in Cambridge. <mask> was born to David and Diana on January 22, 1960. He graduated from Balliol College in 1981 with a degree in modern history. He was a temporary lecturer at the University of Oxford while he undertook post-graduate study.He received a Doctor of Philosophy degree in 1985. His thesis on the impact of urban expansion on the development of Victorian and Edwardian organised religion was published as a book in 1992. <mask> had a career in management and university administration. He was a scholarship officer for the Association of Commonwealth Universities from 1985 to 1987. He was a senior administrative officer at the London School of Economics from 1987 to 1990. <mask> left his early career in administration to train for the priesthood. He graduated with a degree in theology from Cambridge in 1992 and went on to complete a certificate in theology for ministry in 1993.He was a priest and a deacon in the Church of England. He was a reverend at St Mary's Church from 1993 to 1996. <mask> returned to academia in 1996 as director of studies and vice-principal at Westcott House. He was an affiliated lecturer at the University of Cambridge and a senior associate of the Cambridge Theological Federation. He was the director of studies in theology at Trinity Hall. He was the Dean of Chapel at King's College. He was the director of studies in theology and religious studies at the college.<mask> looked at the

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texts: impact of industrialization on religious change in the field of modern British religious history. His first book was based on his thesis and he continues to write about secularization. His interests include modern European church history, Anglican theology and ecclesiology, and the ecumenical movement. The social and doctrinal history of the Eucharist in Western Europe has been the focus of his research. The "Lambeth Awards" are given to the director of the Archbishop's Examination in Theology. He is a former member and deputy chair of the Faith and Order Commission of the Church of England. He has lectured at several universities, including the Old Catholic Seminary at the University of Bern.He is a director of the project "The Bible and Antiquity in the Nineteenth Century". He was elected the 44th Master of Trinity Hall. He took up the position in October of last year. <mask> was brought into controversy over past abuse cases while working at Trinity Hall, an educational institution where young students reside on site. One lecturer sexually harassed 10 students and was allowed to return and continue attending certain events, with <mask> issuing the following statement: "In line with the rights and privileges afforded to Emeritus Fellows of the College, Dr Hutchinson will continue to attend certain College events and to exercise his dining privileges." This was two years after <mask> was quoted in The Guardian as acknowledging the seriousness and formal nature of the complaint. Charlotte Proudman is a human rights barrister.The Guardian said that women students are not safe in their own colleges, and that

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texts: it is a dangerous environment for women students to study. <mask>' announcement that a sexual harasser had resigned from his post was reported by The Telegraph two weeks later. The college's handling of the saga will be reviewed by <mask>. During the preliminary hearing of the Independent Inquiry into Child Abuse Sexual within the Church of England, <mask> talked about his own sexual harassment at the hands of a priest in the 80s. I was shocked but not sure what to think. His partner was present. Was it just playful?Was it an advance? It was not welcome. I probably should have said something at the time, but I didn't. I assumed most people would go for the 'he's just being light-hearted' line and it wasn't worth making a fuss. I didn't want to make things hard for him. I think it's a common enough reaction. The fact that I didn't want it to happen and that it was a repeated pattern puts it in a different light today.While an investigation into procedures was conducted, <mask> stepped aside as Master of Trinity Hall. Trinity Hall should take action against <mask> in relation to his handling of one allegation, according to an independent inquiry. <mask> quit as Master in August 2021. <mask> is married to a woman and they have three children. The Lanfranc Award for Education and Scholarship was presented to <mask> in June. References 1960 births Living people British historians of religion Historians of Christianity 21st-century English Anglican priests Deans of Trinity Hall, Cambridge Masters of Trinity Hall, Cambridge Fellows of King's College, Cambridge Alumni of Balliol College, and Cambridge Alumni of

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title: Boz Boorer

texts: Martin James "<mask><mask> is an English guitarist and producer best known for founding the new wave rockabilly group The Polecats and later for his work as a co-writer, guitarist and musical director. The band was formed in 1977 by Tim Polecat, <mask>, Phil Bloomberg, and Chris Hawkes. They changed their name to The Polecats after finding it hard to get promoter to book them on the circuit with a name that sounded too punk. Neil Rooney replaced Hawkes. Three years after forming, the band signed to a British record label and released a single called "Rockabilly Guy". Mercury Records was where the Polecats signed to. Polecats Are Go!, their most successful album, was released that year.The band had chart success in the UK with cover versions of David Bowie's "John, I'm Only Dancing" and T.Rex's "Jeepster". They entered the US charts with their song "Make a Circuit With Me". Neil Rooney was replaced by John Buck. A Polecats reunion in 1989 produced a live album and a new studio set after Boorer left the group. Between The Pole was a collection of <mask> <mask>'s work. When time permits, the band continue to tour, with the most recent gig being at The Hot Rod Hayride. The greatest music never sold, p. 213, was written in 1991, when the singer assembled a new band tour in promotion of his album Kill Uncle.He is credited with creating a new sound for Morrissey that helped to revive his career. Boorer has been in the band since 1991, working as the band's musical director and

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title: Charles Davis (saxophonist)

texts: <mask> was an American jazz saxophonist and composer. <mask> performed with Archie Shepp and Sun Ra. <mask> was raised in Chicago. He studied music at the Chicago School of Music after graduating from DuSable High School. John Hauser studied privately with <mask>. He played with many people in the 1950s. Kenny Dorham was associated with <mask> for many years.During the 1960s, he performed and recorded with many people, including Elvin Jones, Jimmy Garrison, Illinois Jacquet, Freddie Hubbard, Johnny Griffin, Steve Lacy and Ahmad Jamal. <mask> won the International Jazz Critics Poll for his saxophone. He performed in a musical called The Philosophy of The Spiritual - A Masque of the Black with Willie Jones. <mask> was the musical director of the Turntable, a nightclub owned by Lloyd Price. <mask> was a member of the Artistry in Music. He co-led, composed and arranged for the Baritone Saxophone Retinue, a six-baritone-saxophone group. <mask> toured Europe, playing major jazz festivals and concerts with the Clark Terry Orchestra, and toured the United States with Duke Ellington's Orchestra.He was the musical director of the Home of the Id nightclub. <mask> was the producer of the Monday Night Boat Ride Up The Hudson. He was with Archie Shepp, Lucky Thompson, Ossie <mask> and Ruby Dee. During the 1980s, <mask> performed and recorded with the Philly Joe Jones quartet, Dameronia and Abdullah Ibrahim's Ekaya in the United States, Europe and Africa, and toured

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title: Charles Davis (saxophonist)

texts: Europe with Savoy Seven Plus 1. He performed at the Bologna Jazz Festival, the Jazz in Sardinia Festival, and the La Spezia Festival with his own quartet. The man with perfect timing was performed by <mask> in the film The Man with Perfect Timing. He was named a Jazz Pioneer in 1984.<mask>, Joe Williams, and Nancy Wilson were in the Apollo Theater Hall of Fame Band. He was a guest artist at the 12th annual North Carolina Jazz Festival at Duke University and toured the Netherlands in honor of Kenny Dorham. <mask> performs in clubs with the Barry Harris-<mask> quartet. He toured Europe and Japan with the big band. <mask> arranged for the Jazz Legacy ensemble to perform at the Senegal Jazz Festival, as well as conducting clinics, seminars and master classes. There is a concert series at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. He was a featured artist at the Amman Jazz Festival.<mask> was a featured artist in a number of clubs and concerts. The original production of Stevie wants to Play the Blues was directed by Jim Simpson. At the New Orleans Jazz Festival, <mask> Cuber and Gary Smulyan. The saxophonist performed at the Chicago Jazz Festival. In June 1999, <mask> performed with the Duke Ellington tribute orchestra at a jazz festival. He was a featured artist in 1999. At the Blue Note in Lebanon, <mask> was a featured artist, as well as clubs in Italy and Spain.He played on the M.S. with his quartet. The ship is a Carnival Cruise Lines ship. The

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title: Charles Davis (saxophonist)

texts: tribute to Stanley Turrentine concert was produced by <mask>. He performed at the Harlem Welcomes Clinton celebration in 2001. The Barry Harris-<mask> quintet has performed many times at Sweet Basil in New York City. They performed at the 50th anniversary of the Newport Jazz Festival. At the 14th annual Jazz Festival in Badajoz, Spain, <mask> was a featured artist.He performed with his quartet at New York's Rubin Museum of Art. In addition to performing and recording with guitarist Roni Ben-Hur and the El Mollenium Band, <mask> toured Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Italy with the <mask> All-stars: A tribute to Kenny Dorham. In addition to his own quartet, Tardo Hammer (piano), Lee Hudson (bass), and Jimmy Wormworth (drums), the saxophonist performs with the Spirit of Life ensemble in the U.S. and Europe. The New School had a private saxophone instructor named <mask> who was also a teacher. He taught at the Jazzmobile Workshops for 25 years. <mask> was featured on over 100 recordings. Blue Gardenia, with Cedar Walton on piano, Peter Washington on bass, and Joe Farnsworth on drums, was released on Reade Street Records. Land of Dreams, with Tardo Hammer, Lee Hudson, and Jimmy Wormworth, was released on Smalls Records.The Charles Davis Allstars: A tribute to Kenny Dorham was released in 2010. His funeral was held at St Peter's in New York City. Discography was the leader in 1974. Super 80 with Walter Booker, Gene Adler, and Michael Carvin was dedicated to

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title: Jackie Biskupski

texts: He was the 35th Mayor of Salt Lake City, Utah. Salt Lake City's 35th mayor was the city's first openly gay mayor and the second female mayor after Deedee Corradini. She was a member of the Utah House of Representatives from 1999 to 2011. Archie was adopted by Biskupski in 2010. On August 14, 2016 she married her long time partner Betty Iverson. She lives in Salt Lake City. He holds a degree in criminal justice from Arizona State University.She went to work for the auto-insurance industry after graduating from college. The Board of the Salt Lake City School District and the Utah State Legislature tried to eliminate a gay/straight student alliance club at East High School. In 1997 he was elected to the Executive Committee for the Salt Lake County Democratic party and the Board of Directors for the YWCA of Salt Lake City. She became Utah's first openly gay person elected to a state office when she was elected to the Utah Legislature in 1998. She served in the legislature for 13 years before retiring. In 2000, Utah's ban on adoption by same-sex parents and Utah's sodomy law were defeated by <mask>. There are Amendments to Child Welfare.Utah Governor Gary Herbert appointed Brian Doughty to the Utah House of Representatives in 2011. On January 31, 2015, she became an administrator for the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office. Since 2011, Utah's Real Women Run initiative has hosted numerous events to encourage female participation in civic leadership and political office. Salt Lake City's mayor was elected on November 17, 2015, defeating two-term incumbent Ralph Becker with 51.5% of the vote to Becker's 15%. She called for the resignation of most department heads during her time in Salt Lake City. During her first year as mayor, she made local air quality and climate change issues central to her platform, calling for Salt Lake City to be completely run on alternative energy by 2032 and a reduction in carbon emissions by 80% by 2040. The creation of the Department of Economic Development was called for by the Mayor.Salt Lake City and Rocky Mountain Power signed a franchise agreement in September of 2016 that will allow Salt Lake City to meet its clean energy goals. Salt Lake City has a


title: Jackie Biskupski

texts: growing homeless population. In December of 2016 the Mayor announced the locations of four new homeless shelters in the capital city, causing a lot of controversy regarding the decision on where to put the shelters and the cost of land acquisition. Salt Lake City's first transit master plan was approved in 2017: it was designed to implement a frequent transit network, develop pilot programs and partnerships for employer shuttles and on-demand shared ride services, develop enhanced bus corridors, and implement a variety of transit. In September of last year, the Mayor of Salt Lake City announced the creation of a Commission Against Gun Violence to explore policy questions regarding gun violence and to make funding recommendations to be shared with city, county and state officials. Salt Lake City was selected by the U.S. Olympic Committee to possibly bid for the 2030 Winter Games. The Sierra Club has Mayors for 100% Clean Energy.Salt Lake City was selected to host the United Nations Civil Society Conference, the first time a UN conference took place on US soil outside of New York City. A group of 21 mayors and council members from around Utah submitted two amicus briefs in support of the cases challenging President Trump's decisions to shrink Grand Staircase-Escalante. The Wilderness Society is one of the two cases. Donald J. Trump and the Hopi Tribe are defendants. The cases will be heard in the D.C. Court after a federal judge denied the Trump Administration's attempt to have the cases moved to the Utah District Court in Salt Lake City. In June of last year, the Sierra Club joined with the Ready for 100 campaign in a new effort to engage and recruit mayors to endorse a goal of transitioning to 100% renewable energy in cities throughout the country. Mayor <mask> was one of 61 U.S. mayors who committed to uphold the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement.The U.S. Conference of Mayors made <mask> vice chairwoman of the Mayors/Business Alliance for a sustainable future. Hundreds of mayors opposed the repeal of the Clean Power Plan. In July, the United States Conference of Mayors adopted Resolution 66, urging congressional action to combat the impact of climate change through a national

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title: Farid Villaume

texts: <mask> is a French Muay Thai kickboxer who has won world titles in different boxes. <mask> is a boxer who has adapted well to the style of Muaythai which is not the case for many European nakmuay who often have a style of boxing for the fists. His boxing is well known for placing his shots rather than being a puncher. It's an example in terms of technics, and it can be considered as one of the best French stylists. He likes boxing with elbows. He is the best Muaythai fighter the country has ever produced. As a child, he trained with Thai instructors such as Soudareth.<mask> is one of the few foreigners to fight like a Thai. The weight of <mask> is 72 kilograms. He has been training Muaythai since he was 16. It has had more than 50 fights, 10 defeats and 2 draws. He fought in Muaythai and Kickboxing. After two years out of the ring, <mask> returned to face Siangboxing at Best of Siam 2 in Paris on November 22, 2012 but lost on points. A1 World Combat Cup champion 2004, WMC World Muaythai champion 2004, EMF European Muaythai champion 2003 S1 World Muaythai Championship runner up.The background is white and it has a bgcolor that is #FFBBBB. The background is white and the bgcolor is bgcolor. Gala de Levallois, Levallois-Perret, France, is a Decision. "Nederland vs Thailand IV" is a decision by Ali Gunyar. The K-1 World MAX 2007 World Tournament Final Elimination was held in Tokyo, Japan. The K-1 World MAX 2005 Japan Tournament was held in Tokyo, Japan. The Gala in Le Zénith was held in Paris, France.The European Muaythai Championship, 3rd Round, was held in France. The S1 World Championships, Semi Final was on King's Birthday. The background is white and the bgcolor is left and right. Saimai Chor Suananun is from Lyon, France. Muaythai Gala in Salle Japy is in Paris, France.

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title: Jan Axel Blomberg

texts: Hellhammer is a Norwegian heavy metal band. He joined the band in 1988 and is known as the drummer. The avant-garde black metal band Arcturus was formed in 1987 by <mask> and Steinar Sverd Johnsen. Hellhammer is a Swiss extreme metal band. He is a three-time winner of the Spellemannprisen award. As a child, <mask>'s main interests were football and wrestling. As music became more appealing to him, he began to find the different instruments interesting, which eventually led to an interest in drums.His first drum kit was a four-piece jazz kit. He began learning how to play the drums by listening to albums. He was a big fan of heavy metal bands such as Iron Maiden and Slayer. He was influenced by a past drum teacher to start jazz. Carl August Tidemann, the man who became the Arcturus and Winds guitarist, met <mask> <mask> while he was in a local band. He was hired by Mayhem, who needed to replace Kjetil Manheim, and he took the name Hellhammer. The first recordings he did with Mayhem were two songs, one of which was called The Freezing Moon.Live in Leipzig was the first proper recording he did. After Dead and Necrobutcher left the band, there was some trouble with the line up. He founded the band Arcturus with Sverd in 1991, out of the remains of the band Mortem. They released a mini album in 1991. He joined the band in 1995 and played drums on their first video, Grim and Frostbitten Kingdoms. He briefly played for Emperor. The Arcturus debut album was recorded and released this year.<mask> began working with Covenant in 1997 for the recording of

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texts: their second album. The album was released in 1998 with a European tour. La Masquerade Infernale was released by Arcturus in 1997. An album from The Kovenant was released the next year. He recorded a mini album with his new band in 2000 and it was released in 2001. A full-length album was recorded by Winds in the spring of 2001. They won the award for the best hard rock album.<mask> has also appeared as a guest or session musician on other releases. In 2005, he was interviewed for a black metal mini-documentary that was included with the 2-disc DVD edition of Metal: A Headbanger's Journey. Hellhammer played drums on six tracks on Eyes of Noctum's album Inceptum. The son of Nicolas Cage is the lead singer of Eyes ofm, a black metal band from America. Hellhammer played with Andy Winter. Hellhammer played on Nidingr's album. Hellhammer and Arcturian were released in 2015.He has courted controversy in the past by advocating violence against homosexuals. According to the black metal biography, he said, "We don't like black people here." White people like black metal. I'm pretty sure that there are differences between races. I think that some races are more intelligent than others, like a cat is more intelligent than a bird or a cow. "If the fans are white, black, green, yellow, or blue, I don't care," he said in 2004. Politics and music don't mix for me.Sonor drums are made of black nickel hardware and white marine pearl. Discography as a member of Mortem Slow Death (1989), Arcturus Promo 90 (1989), My Angel (1989), and Aspera Hiems Symfonia


title: Tom Santopietro

texts: <mask> is a Broadway theater manager. He worked in the New York theater scene for 25 years. A New York Times Book Review Editor's Choice, <mask> is the author of five books: The Sound of Music Story, The Godfather Effect: Changing Hollywood, America, and Me, Sinatra in Hollywood, and The Importance of Being Barbra. <mask> conducts monthly interviews for Barnes and Noble and lectures on classic films, as a frequent media commentator in programs ranging from the PBS documentary The Italian Americans to the Jimmy van Heusen biography Swingin' With Frank & Bing. He has managed more than two dozen Broadway shows over the past thirty years. <mask> was born in Connecticut. His paternal grandfather and grandmother migrated to the U.S. from Italy at an early age.When he arrived in America, he had twenty lira in his pocket. The Victorias opened a grocery store on Division Street. <mask>'s father was a successful physician. His mother was president of the Junior League and supported many arts and civic projects. <mask> was editor-in-chief of the school newspaper, The Papyrus. He graduated from the University of Connecticut Law School. Santopietro was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217He managed over 30 shows on Broadway, including The Iceman Cometh, Jersey Boys, In the Heights, and Noises Off. <mask>'s responsibilities required a wide range of legal and business skills. When he worked as a house manager, he had to master the payroll system for everyone from the ushers to the stagehands who work for the theater. He dealt with the actors, the actor's Equity trade union, and a completely different payroll system when he was a company manager. He had to stop the fistfight in the audience. Santopietro wrote in-depth studies of several Hollywood icons, who reflected and defined the American cultural landscape. The definitive account of Frank Sinatra's Hollywood film career, "Sinatra in Hollywood", was also included.<mask>'s latest book, The Sound of Music Story: How A Beguiling Young Novice, A Handsome Austrian Captain, and Ten Singing Von Trapp Children inspired the Most Beloved Film of All Time, is a behind-the-scenes chronicle of the filming of The Sound of Music It reviews the real-life story of Maria von Trapp, the critical controversy which greeted the movie, the film's

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title: Tom Santopietro

texts: relationship to the turbulent 1960s, and the super stardom which engulfed Julie Andrews in its immediate aftermath. A historian's analysis of the careers of Robert Wise and Ernest Lehman is provided by Santopietro. <mask>'s The Godfather Effect was a study of the films and their effect on American culture. Santopietro believes that The Godfather was a turning point in American culture. The way Italians saw themselves was not the same as how Americans viewed their own self-identities. The "Godfather Effect" had a broader philosophy as well.<mask> said that Puzo delivered a disquisition on the glory, madness, and failure of the American dream. Amerigo Bonasera declared "I believe in America" early in the novel. The novel depicts a nation where Mafia and big business are both corrupt and do exactly as they please. The effect was well received by the press. It was called a beautiful narrative of the way pop culture shapes our self- image by The Hollywood Reporter. The Wall Street Journal stated that "part memoir, part devotional film essay and part reflection on the meaning of ethnicity in American life, The Godfather Effect defines how the movies, along with the 1969 Mario Puzo novel from which they were adapted, reflected the madness, glory and failure of the American The movies delivered nothing less than the Italianization of American culture by exploring that dream in distinctly Italian-American terms.They were so cool that everyone wanted to be Italian. The


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texts: personal moments in <mask>'s book, such as taking his aging dad to revisit the field where he played baseball as a child, are the most rewarding. The films make up the shell of The Godfather Effect, but it's the connections with family that make it a center as sweet as cannoli cream. That's life! Santopietro has produced a number of cabaret shows that honor Frank Sinatra, and other legendary American performers. The New York Times covered these shows and they sold out all over the United States. The Best is Yet to Come was a musical tribute to Frank Sinatra.Billy Stritch and <mask> collaborated on Sentimental Journey: A tribute to Doris Day. The show sold out all over the U.S. <mask> and Tony DeSare saluted the great Italian-American singers Tony Bennett, Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra in his latest show. That's life! It was described as an informative, entertaining mix of <mask>'s anecdote-packed mini-bios of the famous singers and DeSare's renditions of classic songs forever associated with the three pop bel canto masters. The year of birth is missing for American lawyers, Italian male writers, and judges of Italian

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title: Prince Amedeo, Duke of Aosta

texts: the same day that Amedeo surrendered. Aftermath Amedeo was well known for being a gentleman. Before he fled his headquarters in Ethiopia, he wrote a note to the British to thank them for protecting the women and children in the cities. The Italian Foreign Minister under his father-in-law Benito Mussolini paid Amedeo a high compliment. After learning of the Duke's death, Ciano wrote, "So dies the image of a Prince and an Italian." Simple in his ways, broad in outlook, and humane in spirit.The Duke of Aosta showed respect and care to the personal property of the exiled Emperor of Ethiopia. In a gesture of thanks, the Emperor during his state visit to Italy in 1953 invited the widowed Duchess of Aosta to tea, but was told by the Italian government that it would cause offense to the Italian Republic, and so he canceled the visit. He invited the 5th Duke of Aosta to Ethiopia in the 60s because he was visiting royalty. Princess Anne of Orléans, daughter of Prince Jean, Duke of Guise and his wife, was married to Amedeo in Naples in 1927. They had two daughters, Princess Margherita of Savoy-Aosta and Robert, Archduke of Austria-Este. They had five children. <mask> of Bourbon-Two Sicilies and his second wife, Princess Cecylia Lubomirska, were married on January 29, 1967.There were four children. Sky du Mont played Prince Amedeo in the 1981 film Lion of the Desert. The History of Libya as Italian Colony Colonial heads of Italian East Africa East African Campaign was briefly mentioned in "A Farewell to Arms" by Ernest


title: Willie Reed

texts: <mask>. is a basketball player for Budunost of the Montenegrin Basketball League. He was a basketball player at Saint Louis University. <mask> played two seasons for Saint Louis University. <mask> was suspended from Saint Louis University in the fall of 2010 for his involvement in a sexual assault incident involving three other players. He was withdrawn from the university after failing to meet the terms of his reinstatement as a student. <mask> decided to forgo his final two years of college eligibility in order to enter the NBA draft. <mask> went to the NBA draft.He signed a two-year deal with CB Sant Josep in August of 2011. He left before the start of the season. On September 21, 2012 <mask> joined the Kings. He was released by the Kings on October 26, 2012 He was acquired by the Springfield Armor of the NBA D-League. He earned Honorable Mention All-Development League Team honors after he averaged 14.8 points and 7.8 rebound per game in the 2012–13 season. He signed with Memphis for the rest of the season.<mask> joined the Memphis Grizzles for the NBA Summer League. He was a part of the regular season game for the Grizzles. He was re-acquired by the Springfield Armor. He was assigned to the Reno Bighorns immediately after signing with the Kings for the rest of the season. He was recalled by the Kings. He was assigned to the Bighorns the next day. He was recalled by the Kings.<mask> was released by the Kings before he played a game for them. <mask> joined the Pacers for the NBA Summer League. On September 25, he joined the Nets. He was not retained by the Nets. He played in one game for Hapoel Eilat after signing with the club. <mask> was acquired by the Grand Rapids Drive. On February 4, 2015, he was named to the Futures All-Star team.He was traded to the Iowa Energy on February 26. <mask> signed with Metros de Santiago on April 28, 2015. He played 10 games for Metros. On July 1, 2015, <mask> joined the Miami Heat. On July 9, he left the Heat's

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texts: summer league team and signed a one-year, $500,000 contract with the Brooklyn Nets. <mask> was out of action for six to eight weeks after he tore a thumb in a preseason game against the Boston Celtics. <mask> made his NBA debut on December 4, recording eight points in 11 minutes against the New York Knicks.He scored 12 points in a loss to the Utah Jazz. He left the team for personal reasons on April 6. The Miami Heat signed <mask> on July 13, 2016 He made his debut in the season opener for the Heat. In 17 minutes off the bench, he recorded 10 points, six rebound, one assist, and one block in a victory. In a 99–90 loss to the Phoenix Suns on January 3, he recorded career highs of 22 points and 18 rebound. He scored 22 points in a loss to the Los Angeles Lakers.<mask> signed a one-year contract with the Los Angeles Clippers. A future protected first-round draft pick and a future second-round draft pick were traded to the Detroit Pistons in exchange for <mask>. On February 6, 2018, <mask> was suspended by the NBA for six games without pay as a result of a domestic violence incident involving his wife. He was traded to the Chicago Bulls two days later in exchange for Jameer Nelson. He was not retained by the Bulls. The Salt Lake City Stars selected <mask> with the first overall pick in the NBA G League draft. <mask> played 21 games for the Stars and averaged 20.1 points and 11.2 rebound per game.<mask> was released by the team on January 16, after he suffered a season-ending shoulder injury. <mask> joined the Greek EuroLeague team Olympiacos on October 26, 2019. He was released by Olympiacos on January 10, 2020. <mask> was acquired by the Salt Lake City Stars on January 22, 2020. <mask> signed with Budunost of the Montenegrin Basketball League on September 17, 2020. He was a member of the All-EuroCup First Team. <mask> extended his contract with Budunost.The Reno Bighorns are a men's basketball team and the Saint Louis Billikens are a men's basketball

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title: Mary Ann Bugg

texts: One of the two notable female bushrangers was <mask>. <mask> was born at the Berrico outstation of the Australian Agricultural Company near Gloucester, New South Wales, on May 7, 1834. <mask>, who was born in Essex, England in 1801, was sentenced to death for stealing meat from the Essex Assizes. He was wrongly recorded as "James Brigg" when he sailed on the convict transport Sesostris. He was assigned to the Australian Agricultural Company as a shepherd. He was assigned to oversee the Company's outstation at Berrico after he was promoted to overseer. He was granted a ticket-of-leave in 1834 which allowed him to work for himself as long as he remained in the district and attended a muster.<mask>, John, William, James, Jane, Elizabeth, and Thomas were all born from Bugg's relationship with Charlotte. <mask> and John were christened by Reverend William Cowper. Bugg headed to Australia with them the next day. The Company's Commissioner, Colonel Henry Dumaresq, was requested to find a school for them so as to elevate them above the Barbarism of her Tribe. They were sent to the Orphan School, however they weren't educated there. <mask> went to school in Sydney for literacy, numeracy, and domestic skills before returning to her hometown of Berrico when she was ten years old. Less than a month after her birthday, <mask> married Edmund Baker at the Church of England.Edward Baker was a Lady Harewell transportee. They appear to have given birth to a girl, but this can't be said with certainty. Within a year or two of their marriage, their relationship ended. When gold was discovered at the Turon River, Bugg and John were living in the Bathurst district. By the time her second son was christened, the couple had settled in the Mudgee district. Bugg had three children, <mask>, Patrick Christopher and Ellen, with ex-soldier James McNally. In 1860, Bugg met ticket-of-leave convict Frederick Ward at a farm north of Mudgee.After meeting Frederick Ward, Fred Ward Bugg's

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texts: relationship fell pregnant. Ward took Bugg back to her father's farm at Monkerai for the baby's delivery and they had a daughter named Marina Emily. Ward had to stay in the Mudgee district and attend three-monthly musters in order to take <mask> to Monkerai. As it turned out, he was late returning for the muster, and he compounded the problem by riding into town on a horse claimed by the owner to have been "stolen" (although the owner admitted during Ward's trial that the horse had simply gone missing and that he had heard that After his ticket-of-leave was revoked, he was returned to Cockatoo Island to serve the remaining six years of his previous ten-year sentence, along with an additional three years for being found in possession of a stolen horse. Bugg helped Ward escape from Cockatoo Island, one of the few successful escapes during the island's history as a penal settlement, however this may not be correct. <mask> was said to have stayed in the Dungog district where she was working to support herself and her two youngest children while others said she went to work in the harbour.She swam the shark-infested harbour to deliver a file for Ward to remove his leg irons and then used a lamp to guide him to a safe landing. He did not meet up with Ward again until after he escaped from Cockatoo Island. Bugg and her two daughters, Ellen and Marina, were collected by Ward after the toll-bar robbery. During the Great Flood of 1864, they traveled through the mountains west of Gloucester and ended up at the Culgoa River, where William was working. They lived quietly for the rest of the year, however early in 1865 Ward joined forces with three other people and began to rob stations and hawkers in the north-western plains near Collarenebri. During his six-and-a-half years as a bushranger, he robbed from as far north asQueensland as well as from Narrabri. Bugg gave birth to another child, a daughter named <mask> Ward, in 1865, but she left the child with friends or

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texts: relations so she could remain on the run with Ward.Her eyes and ears helped keep him safe from the troopers. She acted as his scout, visiting towns to find out if the troopers were around, however there is no evidence to suggest that she accompanied him during his robberies, although the community at large believed that she did. She looked after the bush camps and the cattle. At a time when women did not wear men's clothing, she looked like a young man wearing knee-length trousers, Wellington boots, moleskin, a Crimean shirt, a monkey jacket, and a cabbage tree hat. She did not sidesaddle and rode astride as did a man in those days. She referred to herself as the "Captain's Lady" and was proud of her association with Ward. Bugg was arrested by the police three times because of her involvement with the outlaw.She was sentenced to six months in gaol for vagrancy, however an outcry in Parliament led the Attorney General to examine the paperwork associated with her conviction and to recommend her release on the grounds that the charges had been poorly phrased and did not use the necessary terminology to convict. In 1867, a conviction for being in possession of stolen goods was overturned when a shop assistant identified her as having purchased some of the goods. Death Most Thunderbolt books claim that Bugg died at the Goulburn River in 1867, however this was a woman named Louisa Mason who was the wife of Robert Michael Mason. <mask> and Ward separated a short time after <mask> fell pregnant again. Frederick Wordsworth Ward was born in August 1868. <mask> had four children who survived infancy, including Ida Margaret and George Herbert. <mask> was a nurse before she died at Mudgee in 1905.Frederick took after his birth father, becoming a groom and later a horse-trainer, but he died unmarried in 1937. Natasha Wanganeen plays Bugg in Drunk History Australia, a 2020 Network 10 TV series. There are 1836 births and 1905 deaths of Australian people of English

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