title: Roger Steffens

texts: <mask> was born in 1942 and is an American actor, author, lecturer, editor, and photographer. The world's largest collection of Bob Marley material can be found in six rooms of his home in Los Angeles. The Life of Bob Marley is a multi-media presentation based on the archives. His radio career began in New York City in 1961, and he was syndicated on 130 stations worldwide in the 1980's. <mask> was born in Brooklyn, New York and raised in Westwood, New Jersey. He was a public speaking competitor at Bergen Catholic High School. In 1982/83, <mask> Marley and the Melody Makers albums. He worked at Slash Records in 1986 for Burning Spear's People of the World. After serving in Vietnam, Photography Steffens visited Jamaica for the first time in 1976. He has a large collection of photographs of his Vietnam service and Jamaican musicians, as well as many slides which were released via the social media site. The Family Acid was his first collection of photographs. The Family Acid presents his vision and life as a pioneer on the order of Timothy Leary and Hunter S. Thompson, beginning with his work in Vietnam and moving through his ever revolving circle of friends and characters.The portraits, scenes, and freewheeling experimentation with the medium of photography coalesce into a body of work that both parallels and defines the countercultural ethos of Steffens' generation. A large amount of acting and narration work has been credited and uncredited. He played a radio technician in Rollercoaster, as well as being in Dean Quixote, Deterrence, and Dear America: Letters Home from Vietnam.

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texts: In addition, <mask>fens co-hosted Reggae Beat on KCRW from 1979 to 1987, and Reggae Beat International from 1983 to 1987, which was syndicated internationally to 130 stations. He was a weekly contributor on the radio station Planet Reggae from 1993 to 1997. Offbeat: The <mask> Show was one of the radio shows that he worked on."One of the Forty Who Matter in L.A." was written by the Los Angeles Reader. As a writer and photographer, <mask> has contributed to many music anthologies. He was one of the contributors to the ten-CD series The Complete Bob Marley. A 220-track series was released between 1998 and 2003 and included over a hundred rare recordings, including Selassie Is the Chapel and Rock to the Rock. Bill Gates' Business@ the Speed of Thought, The Man From St. Petersburg, Big Two Hearted River: The Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway, and Mother Earth Father Sky were some of the audio books that <mask> was a reader for. From 1996 to 2003 he provided the corporate voice for Time Warner Audio Books. His one-man show, Poetry for People Who Hate Poetry, which was performed to more than two million people from 1966 to 1976, was the basis of the 1968/69 film.<mask> has been interviewed and served as an advisor on several television programs, including American Masters three times and Behind the Music four times. A first place award for Best Research in Folk, Ethnic or World Music from the Association of Recorded Sound Collections was given to Bob Marley: The Definitive Discography. The year 2015. The Sangoma Interview with <mask> is a Warner World Music Sampler

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title: Peter Hillary

texts: <mask> was born in New Zealand on December 26, 1954. The first successful ascent of Mount Everest was done by Sir <mask> and Tenzing Norgay. The first father/son duo to summit Everest were <mask> and his father. Two summits of Everest, an 84-day trek across Antarctica to the South Pole, and an expedition to land a small aircraft at the North Pole have been achieved by <mask>. He reached the top of the highest mountains on all seven continents in June 2008, after climbing many of the world's major peaks. <mask> was born in New Zealand. He was the eldest of the three children of Sir <mask> and his first wife, Louise Mary Rose.<mask> attended King's College and the University of New Zealand. <mask> traveled the world as a child. While Sir Edmund was on an extended lecture tour in 1962, his family traveled all over the United States and Canada. The <mask> family traveled to Nepal for a visit with Tenzing Norgay. Additional travels included a trip to the United Kingdom, learning to ski on New Zealand's South Island, climbing New Zealand's highest peak, Aoraki / Mount Cook, and sitting around campfires in the Himalayas. His father took him to climb Mount Everest when he was eleven. After spending a year in Nepal, <mask>'s mother and youngest sister were killed when their plane crashed shortly after taking off.<mask> received the news that there were no survivors in the crash when he was in Assam, India. Lady <mask> and Belinda were described as the glue that bonds the family together. Mark Moorhead, a climbing friend of <mask>'s, died attempting to climb Makalu, a Himalayan mountain that is the fifth-highest in the world. <mask> met Moorhead's sister Ann when he went to pay his respects to the family. They separated in 1993 when <mask> decided to resume

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texts: his career after a three-year hiatus. He also has two children from his first marriage, Amelia and George, as well as two children from his second marriage, Yvonne and Alexander. <mask> was in Lisbon, Portugal, at a dinner with some clients when he was told his father had died of a heart attack.The funeral of Sir Edmund was broadcast live in New Zealand. Growing up in the <mask> family was quite an adventure for <mask>. It was compulsory for adventure to be compulsory. <mask>, his sister Sarah, and Sir Edmund's widow, Lady <mask> scattered most of his ashes in a private ceremony on February 29, 2008. <mask> gave Sir Edmund's ashes to a Nepalese monastery so that they could be scattered on the summit of Mount Everest. It was decided against in 2010 that it could set a precedent. <mask> was not appointed to the board of directors of the Himalayan Trust because of a fight between his son and his widow over the future of the charity.In 2010, <mask> and his sister obtained an injunction to stop Lady <mask> from selling their father's watches through a Swiss auction house, including one that was presented to him after his Everest triumph. <mask> and his sister owned watches according to their father's will. According to New Zealand's heritage laws, the Everest watch should never have left the country. Lady <mask> withdrew the items from the auction. <mask> spent a year in mediation trying to establish ownership of the watches and other items that were of great significance to the family, as Lady <mask> had given away 17 items of sentimental value without consulting the family. <mask> donated the watches to the War Memorial Museum after they were given to Sir Edmund's children. Lady <mask> resigned as the head of the Himalayan Trust in October of

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texts: 2011.<mask> was to Everest five times, once reaching 8,300 metres on the West Ridge and twice reaching the summit by the South Col route. He and Sir Edmund became the first father and son to summit Mount Everest. Pete Athans holds the record for the most summits of Everest by a Western climber. His second ascent in May 2003 was part of a National Geographic Society expedition to mark the 50th anniversary of Sir <mask> and Tenzing Norgay's historic first ascent. The sons of Sir Edmund, Tenzing Norgay, and Barry Bishop, a member of the first American team to reach the summit in 1963, were part of the anniversary expedition. <mask> devotes most of his time to raising money for his father's Himalayan Trust, which was established in 1960 to fund capital projects in Nepal. He is a director of the Australian Himalayan Foundation.The Everest Rescue Trust is a non-profit, independent trust set up to operate and manage a self-funded rescue helicopter service for the high altitude regions of Nepal. <mask> is the patron of the Kea Trust, a Charitable Trust set up in 2006 to support research into New Zealand's Alpine parrot, the Kea. First Across the Roof of the World: The First-ever Traverse of the Himalayas, 5,000 Kilometres from Sikkim to Pakistan was co-written by <mask>. George Lowe was Sir <mask>'s best friend and was with him on the 1953 Everest expedition. In the wake of the Mount Everest disaster, <mask> wrote an article for The New York Times Magazine. He wrote an article about what it was like on K2 in 1995 when the mountain claimed the lives of seven summiters, leaving him as one of three survivors. The Explorers Club has a number of awards, including the Commemoration Medal, Mountain Institute Mountain Hero Award, and the Tenzing Norgay Award for

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title: Joshua Reynolds

texts: <mask> was an English painter. One of the major European painters of the 18th century was John Russell. The Grand Style of painting depended on idealization of the imperfect. He was knighted by George III in 1769 as a founder and first president of the Royal Academy of Arts. The third son of the Rev<mask> was born in July 1723 in Plympton. The master of the school is <mask>. His father was a fellow of Balliol College and did not send his sons to the university.His senior author, Mary Palmer, who was seven years his age, is said to have influenced him when he was a boy. In 1740 she provided half of the premium paid to Thomas Hudson for <mask>'s portrait-painter, and nine years later advanced money for his expenses in Italy. His other siblings included a woman named Elizabeth Johnson. He was influenced by the Platonistic philosophy of Mudge all his life. <mask> made extracts from a number of books, including William Shakespeare, Alexander Pope, John Dryden, Richard Steele, Aphra Behn, and Leonardo da Vinci. Jonathan Richardson's An Essay on the Theory of Painting was the most influential work that came to have an impact on <mask>. <mask>' annotated copy was lost for nearly two hundred years before it was found in a Cambridge bookshop.The collection of the Royal Academy of Arts is in London. After showing an early interest in art, <mask> was apprenticeshipd in 1740 by the fashionable London portrait painter Thomas Hudson. <mask> made copies of some Old Master drawings that Hudson had. <mask> was with Hudson for four years, but only until summer 1743. <mask> used to

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texts: work as a portrait-painter in the dock. After his father's death in 1745, he shared a house with his sisters in Plymouth Dock. Commodore Augustus Keppel invited <mask> to join him on a voyage to the Mediterranean after meeting him in 1749.He went to Lisbon, Cadiz, Algiers, and Minorca while on the ship. He spent two years studying the Old Masters in Rome after travelling to Italy from Minorca. Lord Edgcumbe, who had known <mask> as a boy and introduced him to Keppel 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 While in Rome, he suffered a severe cold, which left him partially blind, and as a result, he began to carry a small ear trumpet. <mask> traveled overland through Florence, Bologna, Venice, and Paris. He was accompanied by Giuseppe Marchi. Marchi worked for <mask> as a studio assistant for the rest of the artist's career.After arriving in England in October 1752, <mask> stayed in London for the rest of his life. He lived in St Martin's Lane before moving to Great Newport Street. He was very prolific. The Duke of Cumberland, the third son of George II, was recommended by Lord Edgecumbe to sit

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texts: for him. In 1760 <mask> moved into a large house with space to show his works and accommodate his assistants on the west side of the field. <mask> painted a lot of smaller works. At the height of the social season, he received five or six sitters a day, each for an hour.In 1764, <mask> was paid 100 guineas for a portrait of Lord Burghersh, which was a full-length portrait. The clothes of <mask>' sitters were usually painted by either Giuseppe Marchi or Peter Toms. "The imitation of particular stuffs is not the work of genius, but is to be acquired easily by practice, and this was what his pupils could do by care and time more than he himself chose to give," wrote James Northcote. The figures were used to model the clothes. <mask> adapted the poses of his subjects from the works of earlier artists, a practice mocked by Nathaniel Hone in a painting called The Conjuror submitted to the Royal Academy exhibition of 1775, and now in the collection of the National Gallery of Ireland. <mask> was seated in front of a cascade of prints from which he had borrowed varying degrees of subtleness. <mask> did paint in this genre.He painted the view from his house in about 1780. <mask> was recognized for his portraits of children. The innocence and natural grace of children were emphasized by him. Age of Innocence is his best known portrait of a child. Lady Anne Spencer, the youngest daughter of the fourth Duke of Marlborough, is thought to be the subject of the painting. The Club <mask> worked long hours in his studio. He had many friends from London's intelligentsia, including Dr

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texts: Samuel Johnson, Oliver Goldsmith, Edmund Burke, Giuseppe Baretti, and Henry Thrale.Johnson said that <mask> is too much under Fox and Burke. He is under the Fox star and the Irish constellation. He is always under a planet. Because of his popularity as a portrait painter, <mask> enjoyed constant interaction with the wealthy and famous men and women of the day, and it was he who brought together the figures of "The Club". It was founded in 1764 and met in a suite of rooms on the first floor of the Turks Head. The original members were Burke, Bennet Langton, Topham Beauclerk, Goldsmith, Anthony Chamier, Thomas Hawkins, and Nugent. The membership rose to 35 in ten years.The Club met every Monday for supper and continued into Tuesday morning. During parliamentary sessions, it met twice a fortnight. The Turks Head was sold in 1783 and The Club moved to Sackville Street. He was one of the earliest members of the Royal Society of Arts, helped found the Society of Artists of Great Britain, and was the first president of the Royal Academy of Arts. He was knighted by George III in 1769. His Discourses, a series of lectures delivered at the Academy between 1769 and 1790, are remembered for their sensitivity and perception. He said in one lecture that "invention, strictly speaking, is little more than a new combination of those images which have been previously gathered and deposited in the memory."William Jackson said in his contemporary essays that <mask> has a lot of ingenuity and originality, as well as classical knowledge of his art, acute remarks on the works of others,

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texts: and general taste and discernment. There was a mixed reception for <mask> and the Royal Academy. Annotations to Sir <mask>' Discourses was published by William Blake. J. M. W. Turner wanted to be buried at <mask>' side, while James Northcote wanted to be buried at <mask>' side. The Royal Academy of Art in London has been open for 250 years. This inspired galleries and museums in the UK to celebrate the making, debating and exhibit of art at the Royal Academy. He used his role as an eloquent teacher and art theorist to transform British painting with portraits and subject pictures that engaged their audience's knowledge, imagination, memory and emotions.In the Battle of Ushant against the French in 1778, Lord Keppel commanded the Channel Fleet and the outcome was no clear winner, but he ordered the attack to be renewed and was obeyed by Sir Hugh Palliser, who commanded the rear. The Admiralty decided to court-martial Keppel after he was accused of neglect of duty by Palliser. Keppel became a national hero when he was acquitted of all charges. One of Keppel's lawyers commissioned Sir Nathaniel Dance-Holland to paint a portrait of Keppel but he diverted it to <mask>. <mask> painted his hand on his sword in reference to Keppel's trial in the painting and the presiding officer's words at the court-martial: "In delivering to you your sword, I am to congratulate you on its being restored to you with so much honour". The office of Principal Painter in Ordinary to King George III became vacant after Allan Ramsay died. <mask> threatened to resign the presidency of the Royal

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texts: Academy if Gainsborough did not get it, but Gainsborough thought he had a good chance.<mask> was going to be sworn in as painter to the King at the Lord Chancellor's Office. <mask> wrote to Boswell that if he had known what a shabby miserable place it was, he wouldn't have asked for it. The office of the Bishop of St Asaph has been reduced from two hundred to thirty-eight pounds per annum. <mask> painted a portrait of Lord Heathfield, who became a national hero for the successful defence of Gibraltar in the Great Siege from 1779 to 1783 against the combined forces of France and Spain. He clasped the key of the Rock with his right hand while wearing the uniform of the 15th Light Dragoons and was depicted against a background of clouds and cannon smoke. It was "almost a history of the defence of Gibraltar" according to John Constable. According to Shawe-Taylor, the portrait may have a religious meaning because it shows Heathfield holding a key similar to St. Peter's "rock", which is the key to Heaven.<mask> lost the sight in his left eye in 1789 and had to retire. James Boswell dedicated his Life of Samuel Johnson to <mask>. <mask> believed that thecien Régime of France had fallen due to spending too much time tending, as he put it, to the splendor of the foliage. We will now have no ornaments of life because we have given ourselves too much to the ornaments of life. When attending a dinner at Holland House, Fox's niece was sat next to <mask> and was chilled and checked by her neighbour's cautious and unsympathetic tone. <mask> drank to the toasts "GoD save the

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texts: King!" at a dinner to celebrate the king's birthday. The arts should flourish under the Constitution.The Public Advertiser reported that it was a fervour truly patriotick. <mask> filled the chair with joy. He walked five miles on the road in a warm day after returning from Burke's house. <mask> had to have his eye removed because of a swelling over his left eye. In October he was too ill to take the president's chair and in November he was too sick to see me. He was very kind even though he seemed serious. He said he was glad to see you again and wished he could see you better.I only have one eye now. I was very touched. <mask> worried that he wouldn't have an opportunity to write a will, so he wrote a memo on 5 November intended to be his last will and testament. <mask> wrote to Benjamin West to resign the presidency, but the General Assembly agreed he should be re-elected, with Sir William Chambers and West to deputise for him. Doctors Richard Warren and Sir George Baker believed <mask>' illness to be psychological and they bled his neck with a view of drawing the humor from his eyes, but the effect was that it seemed as if the "principle of life" were gone. <mask> was stricken with sickness on New Year's Day and could not keep up with food. Between eight and nine in the evening, <mask> died at his house in London.Burke was present on the night <mask> died, and was moved within hours to write a eulogy of <mask>. He was the first Englishman to praise the Arts in his country. He was equal to the great masters of the renowned Ages in many ways. One journalist called


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texts: Burke's tribute the "eulogium of Apelles" <mask> was buried in St Paul's Cathedral. The Royal Academy's home in Burlington House was the location of a statue in 1903. The fountains and lights around the statue were installed in 2000 and were arranged in the pattern of a star chart at midnight on the night of <mask>' birth.The planets are marked by granite discs. In appearance <mask> was not striking. James Boswell thought he was "rather too largely and strongly limned." His face was broad, his chin was cleft, and his skin was scarred from falling from a horse as a young man. He impressed the spectator with the idea of a well-born and well-bred English gentleman. His deafness did not stop him from having a lively social life, even though he used an ear trumpet. <mask> claimed that he "hated nobody".This may be a way of thinking. He disliked George Romney so much that he prevented him from becoming a member of the Royal Academy. He appreciated Gainsborough's achievements in his obituary despite not liking him. Rump; Kidson. One of Gainsborough's "discourses" was that a painter should not use too much blue in the foreground of an image. He was not only an amiable and original conversationalist, but a friendly and generous host, and William Makepeace recorded in his diary that he had "a suavity of disposition that set everybody at their ease in his society". Edmund Burke noted his "strong turn for humor" and Dr. Johnson commented on the "inoffensiveness" of his nature.In his closing verse on <mask>, Thomas Bernard said: Thou say'st not only skill is gained, but genius


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texts: too may be attained by studious imitation. Hester Lynch Piozzi thought <mask>' calm was cool and unfeeling. According to Frederick W. Hilles, Bodman Professor of English Literature at Yale, <mask> has never been married. Hilles theorizes in the editorial notes of his compendium that Sir <mask> was lacking in a capacity for love, and that he said the reason he would never marry was that. <mask>' sister, who lived with him as a maid, thought him to be a gloomy tyrant. <mask> was compensated for the absence of a wife by the fact that his sister and niece were away from home. <mask> had no known children.Ian McIntyre talked about the possibility of <mask> having had sexual rendezvous with certain clients, such as "My Lady O'Brien", and Kitty Fisher, who visited his house for more sittings than were strictly necessary. <mask> was said to have visited and re-visited various red light districts in London after his return from Italy as a possible contributor to his medical condition and appearance due to commonly contracted disease in those areas of London. Mary Nesbitt was the courtesan who began her career as <mask>' model. Martin Postle is an expert on <mask>. The Life and Times of Sir Joshua Reynolds was written by Charles Robert Leslie and Tom Taylor. Ian McIntyre and <mask>. The Life and Times of the First President of the Royal Academy was written by Allen Lane.The online edition of the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography was published in October 2009. The article was published on 24 September 2010. The Political Theory of Painting from <mask> to Hazlitt was

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texts: further read by John Barrell. The History of the Works of Sir <mask> Reynolds was written by A. Graves and W. V. Cronin. The literary career of Sir <mask> was written by F. W. Hilles. A personal study was written by Sir <mask>. J. Edgcumbe and J. Ingamells.The letters of Sir <mask> were written in 2000. George Romney and Alex Kidson. E. Malone's ed. was published in 2002. The Works of Sir <mask> are 3 volumes. Sir <mask> Reynolds PRA was written by D. Mannings. Sir <mask>: A Complete Catalogue of his Paintings: The Subject Pictures was written by D. Mannings and H. Mount. Sir <mask> wrote A Journey to Flanders and Holland.The year was 1813. J. Northcote is the author of The Life of Sir <mask>. Martin Postle is a writer. <mask>: The Creation of Celebrity was published in 2005. Sir <mask>: The Subject Pictures was written by Martin Postle. The drawings of <mask> were drawn by Martin Postle. R. Prochno and <mask>.George Romney and Gerhard Charles Rump. The brgerlichen mitte is in the Englischen Neoklassik. S. Smiles was published in 1974. Sir <mask>: The Acquisition of Genius was published in 2009. "Big Talkers" is a review of The Club: Johnson, Boswell, and the Friends Who Shaped an Age by Jenny Uglow. The New York Review of Books is an anthology. LXVI, no.pp. 9-23 May 2019. 26–28. E. K. Waterhouse and <mask> were both born in 1941. The author is E. K. Waterhouse. <mask> wrote Discourses on Art. R. Wark was from New Haven and London. The exhibition catalogue, Paris Grand Palais, London, Royal Academy, 1986 was called Englishness.Dieser englischen Kunst des 18 ist

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title: Mina Kruseman

texts: Wilhelmina Jacoba "<mask>" <mask> was a 19th-century Dutch feminist, actrice and author. The oldest of 4 daughters of <mask> was born in Velp, Gelderland. H. G<mask> went on to serve in the Dutch army and took the family with him. Growing up with three sisters in the Dutch East Indies influenced her later writings. She had a feeling of freedom during those years. There are a few citations where she testifies of her happy life. The family returned to the Netherlands in 1854.<mask> was against the cold, small-city narrow-minded homeland and the restrictions that were imposed by decency, convention and religion, and women were the most affected. She spent a lot of her life in Belgium, France and the United States. She wanted to do something with her life. I didn't know what in the beginning. She was accepted to the conservatories for voice and piano. She quit after a year. Two of her sisters died and her engagement was broken.She decides to be an artist. She is a singer in Paris. She has little success in Europe. She decided to go to America in 1871. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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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 Karcilla Réna was one of theTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia is one of theTrademarkiaTrademarkia is one ofTrademarkia is one ofTrademarkia is one ofTrademarkia is one ofTrademarkia is one ofTrademarkia is one ofTrademarkia is one ofTrademarkia is one ofTrademarkia is one ofTrademarkia is one She went back to Brussels in the summer of 1872 because of the uncertain prospects.Her first publication was a response to a woman-unfriendly piece by Alexandre Dumas. She had written her first novel in America. It would take some time for this to be published. She started her career in Holland. She reads a chapter from her novel during her first appearance. During her tour with Betsy Perk, her fame grows in the rest of the Netherlands. Dutch male authors have made similar performances, reading from their own writings, into a serious source of income.<mask> didn't want a free performance of <mask>. The text they used was Zusters. Een schetsje is onze dagen. A sketch from the past. <mask> wrote it for this occasion. It tells the story of 5 almost adult sisters, the education of girls and women's lives afterwards, and a life as a spinster. The early years of feminism in Holland were marked by <mask>'s performance art.The level of art-criticism in The Netherlands was criticized by <mask>, with real talents being driven out of the country. Multatuli Dekker was very happy with the praise. He wrote a letter to his publisher, G.L.Funke, thanking

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texts: her and giving her a compliment. During her stay in America, <mask> started to read. She found strength, feeling and truth in it. When she wrote her first novel, she was inspired by this. She describes the repressive upbringing of girls to make them ready for marriage.<mask>'s thoughts about morals, religion, his humor, and his fight for the weak in society were very similar to those of Dekker. She found the criticism that she was too much under the influence of Dekker to be a huge compliment. She immediately replied to Dekker's letter, "No letter, from anybody else, could have made me more happy than yours." The School of Princes was the beginning of a friendship between two people. <mask> started a lobby to get the play into the theatre because she wanted to be an actrice. The start of IDEEN-IV was years before this play was published. The play raised a lot of attention, but no theatre company in Holland dared to start with it.The theatre company "De nieuwe Rotterdamsche Schouwburg" was founded in 1875 by <mask>. The leading role was played by <mask>. The tour went well. The audience applauded when Multatuli was asked on stage if he was a big author. People were not deterred by raised ticket prices. The hate between <mask> and Dekker was due to ememies for life. After some time, <mask> discovered that another actrice was about to take over her role.<mask> was put aside soon after this was denied. The Rotterdam court denied her claim of 3000 Gulden. The tour came to an end after the new Louise had little success. <mask> published three volumes of her book in order to close her time in Holland. Multatuli... He

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texts: insisted that he never had any faith in her acting talent. It was obvious to the contrary.She left a bomb for her enemies but didn't wait for the critics. She left Holland on 1 September 1877 and went to the Dutch East Indies for the rest of her life. She wrote in the last page of her book that she can look back on her past without repentance, that she is happy with her present, and that she will meet her future without fear. What do you want more for? Newspapers in the Dutch colonies were informed about the arrival of <mask>. The plans of <mask> to come and stay for 10 years were mentioned in October of 1877. She arrived with the Princes Amalia of the Stoombootmaatschappij.Copies of her book were also available. The first reviews were published. Many blame her indiscretion, superficial, overconfidence, but it is usually considered positive. She met the writer, photographer and musician F.J. Hoffman. He was a student of <mask> in his twenties and thirties. They could keep their relation a secret because <mask> had a big house. A daughter was born after they left the Dutch East Indies.The marriage of <mask> and Frits was mentioned in the Soerabaya Courant. There was nothing in the Singapore marriage register. <mask>mans merits as a photographer and violin teacher and later, after he had lost his work as a photographer, an annuity of <mask>.He died in 1918. After 1920, her health deteriorated, she was infirm, and she almost never left her house anymore. She died at the age of 22. She was honored by a number of Dutch cities for her role as a feminist. In Indi, a marriage in the Dutch East Indies, there are published

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texts: <mask> is an American singer, rapper, and actress. She is one of the most influential singers of her generation, as well as being one of the greatest rappers of all time. <mask> is credited with breaking barriers for female rappers, popularizing melodic rapping and bringing hip hop and neo soul to popular music. One of the best-selling albums of all-time was her solo album The Miseducation of <mask>, which was a member of Fugees. <mask> has won many awards, the most for a female rapper. <mask> began singing with her family when she was a child. She was in the 1993 film Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit.<mask>'s cousin Wyclef Jean joined the band he started in high school. <mask> rose to prominence for her African-American and Caribbean music influences on her rapping and singing as well as her performance. She wrote and produced "A Rose Is Still a Rose" and "If I Ruled the World (Imagine That)", both of which were nominated for a gramophone award. She began work on her solo album after the break up of her band because of her romantic relationship with Jean. <mask>'s only studio album is The Miseducation of <mask> <mask>. It was praised for showcasing a representation of life and relationships and locating a contemporary voice within the neo soul genre. The album was number one in the U.S.Ten million copies of Billboard 200 have been certified Diamond by the Recording Industry Association of America. "Doo Wop (That Thing)", "Ex-Factor", and "everything is everything" were included. The record was nominated for five awards, including album of the year and best new artist. She was a common

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texts: sight on the cover of magazines during this time. After leaving the public eye, <mask> was dissatisfied with the music industry and was suffering from the pressures of fame. Her last full-length recording was a live album. 2.0 sold one million copies in the U.S. and has received retrospective praise.<mask>'s activity after the release of a few songs and occasional festival appearances has been sporadic. <mask> has six children. She was sentenced to three months in prison in 2012 for tax evasion. The "Queen of Hip Hop" is <mask>. On May 26, 1975, <mask> was born in Newark, New Jersey. Her father was a computer and management consultant and her mother was an English teacher. Malaney was born in 1972 and is her older brother.After moving to New York, her family settled in South Orange, New Jersey. <mask> has said that her family was musically oriented. My parents played the piano, and we were always surrounded by music. Her father sang at weddings and nightclubs. Years later, <mask> recalled playing Marvin Gaye's What's Going On repeatedly until she fell asleep, but she was too young to remember. <mask> performed "The Star-Spangled Banner" in middle school. Subsequent games had a recording of her rendition.<mask> was a contestant on It's Showtime at the Apollo. She was booed by the crowd when she sang her version of "Who's Lovin' You". She kept going through the performance. <mask> was a member of the cheerleading squad and track team at Columbia High School. She went to dance class and founded the school's choir. She took advanced placement classes and received 'A' grades. She was a leader

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texts: in the student body.<mask> said she had a love for her education, but she didn't know if it was for academics or just for achieving. If it was academics, if it was sports, if it was music, if it was dance, whatever it was, I was always driven to do a lot in whatever field I was focusing on. While a freshman in high school, Prakazrel "Pras"Michel approached <mask> about a music group he was creating. The Translator Crew began with <mask> and Pras. They wanted to rhyme in different languages, so they came up with this name. Wyclef Jean replaced another female vocalist. The group performed at local showcases and high school talent shows.<mask> was initially only a singer, but then learned to rap, instead of modeling herself on female rappers like Salt-N-Pepa and MC Lyte, she preferred male rappers like Ice Cube and developed her flow from listening to them. <mask> said that he did his homework in the bathroom stalls of hip-hop clubs. Growing up, <mask> took acting lessons. She appeared with Jean in Club XII, an Off-Broadway hip-hop rendering of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. The play was not a success, but an agent noticed her. <mask> appeared on the soap opera As the World Turns in a recurring role as a troubled teenager. In the 1993 film Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit, she played an inner-city Catholic school teenager with a surly attitude.She performed two songs, " His Eye Is on the Sparrow" and "Joyful, Joyful". Bill Duke said that <mask> improvised a rap in a scene. That was all the man. She was amazing. She was called the girl with the big joyful voice by Roger Ebert, but he thought

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texts: her talent was wasted. In Steven Soderbergh's 1993 film King of the Hill, <mask> played the role of a 1930s gum- popping elevator operator. One of the warmest scenes in the film was supplied by her.<mask> graduated from Columbia High School in 1993. The Score Pras, <mask> and Jean renamed their group the Fugees after the word "refugee", which was a derogatory term for Haitian Americans. <mask> began a relationship with Jean. The Fugees, who signed a contract with Columbia/Ruffhouse Records in 1993, became known for their genre blend, particularly of reggae, rock and soul, which was first experimented on their debut album, Blunted on Reality, released in 1994. It sold poorly and was met with poor reviews due to their management's insistence that they adopt gangsta rap attitudes. The highlight of the album was <mask>'s rap on "Some Seek Stardom". She was often referred to as "L. Boogie" within the group.<mask>'s image and artistry, as well as her full, rich, raspy alto voice, placed her at the forefront of the band, with some fans urging her to begin a solo career. The Score was the second album by The Fugees. The chart stayed in the top ten for over a year. In the United States, it sold seven million copies. In the 1996 Pazz & Jop Critics Poll, The Score came second in the list of best albums and three of its tracks placed within the top twenty best singles. It was included on the Rolling Stones list of the 500 greatest albums of all time. <mask> stated, "We're trying to do something positive with the music because it seems like only the negative is rising to the top these days."A drop of

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texts: purity is all it takes to clean a cesspool. There were two singles from The Score, "Ready or Not" and "Fu-gee-La", which highlighted <mask>'s singing and rapping abilities. The group's hit was her rendition of "Killing Me Softly". The track became pervasive on pop, R&B, hip hop, and adult contemporary radio formats, buttressed by what Rolling Stone publications later called <mask>'s "evocative" vocal line and her "amazing pipes". It won the Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals award. <mask> combined African-American music and Caribbean music influences with socially conscious lyrics. Newsweek said that <mask> was the most powerful new voice in rap.At 21 years old, <mask> was still living with her parents. She was a sophomore at Columbia University when sales of The Score went into the millions, but left after about a year of total studies. In 1996, she responded to a rumor that she had made a racist comment on MTV, saying "How can I possibly be a racist?" My music is universal. I believe in God. I have to love all of God's creations if I believe in him. There can't be segregation.In 1996, <mask> founded the Refugee Project, a non-profit organization that sought to transform the attitudes and behavior of at-risk urban youth. Camp Hill offered stays in the Catskill Mountains for such children, as well as an annual Halloween haunted house in East Orange. <mask> raised money for Haitian refugees, supported clean water well-building projects in Uganda, and staged a rap concert in Harlem to promote voter registration. A 1997 benefit event for the Refugee Project introduced a


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texts: board of trustees for the organization that included Sean Combs, Mariah Carey, Busta Rhymes, Spike Lee, and others as members. Jean blamed his relationship with <mask> and his marriage to Claudinette for the split of the Fugees in 1997. In the summer of 1996, <mask> met Rohan Marley, a son of Bob Marley and a former University of Miami football player. While still involved with Jean, <mask> began a relationship with him.On August 3, 1997, <mask>'s first child, Zion David, was born. After <mask> bought her parents a new house down the street, the couple lived in <mask>'s childhood house. <mask> made a brief appearance in the film. <mask>'s portrayal of a pregnant former girlfriend in the 1998 film Restaurant was praised by Entertainment Weekly. The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill Hill was recorded at Tuff Gong Studios in Jamaica. Carter G. Woodson's book The Mis-Education of the Negro was the inspiration for the title. D'Angelo, Carlos Santana, Mary J. Blige, and John Legend contributed to the album.Wyclef Jean initially did not support <mask> recording a solo album, but eventually offered his production help. "I Used to Love Him" deals with the breakdown of the relationship between <mask> and Wyclef Jean, as well as her frustration with the Fugees. Even though many at the time encouraged her to have an abortion so that she wouldn't interfere with her career, "To Zion" spoke about her decision to have her first baby. From a period of writer's block, <mask>'s pregnancy revived her. <mask> collaborated with a group of musicians known as New Ark. The production on the album was intended to make

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texts: the music sound raw and not computer-aided, according to <mask>. All tracks would be credited as written and produced by the artist with little outside help, as <mask> spoke of pressure from her label to emulate Prince.She wanted to be appreciated as much as Jean was. "But step out and try and control things and there are doubts," she said. This industry is very sexist. They won't give the 'genius' title to a sister. When asked about providing contracts or documentation to the musicians, <mask> replied, "We all love each other." This is not about documents. This is a blessing.The most acclaimed album of 1998 was released on August 25, 1998, and received rave reviews from contemporary music critics. The album's representation of a woman's life and relationships was praised by critics. David Browne wrote in Entertainment Weekly that it was "an album of often-astonishing power, strength, and feeling" and praised <mask> for "easily flowing from singing to rapping, evoking the past while forging a future of her own". Robert Christgau said that the PC record of the year was "songs soft, singing ordinary, rap skilled, rhymes up and down, skits de trop, production subtle and terrific". The second-best album of all time was created by a woman. "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" and "Lost Ones" had advance radio play that helped it sell over 423,000 copies in its first week. It sold 10 million copies in the United States and 20 million copies worldwide.<mask> made $25 million from record sales and touring. <mask>, Blige, Meshell Ndegeocello, Erykah Badu, and others were part of the neo soul genre. "Doo

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texts: Wop (That Thing)", the first single from the album, was number one on the Hot 100 chart. It was an example of <mask>'s appeal, combining feelings of self-empowerment with self-defense. "Ex-Factor", "Everything Is Everything" and "To Zion" are all from the album. Miseducation was second in the list of best albums and second in best singles in the 1998 Pazz & Jop Critics Poll. Selah Louise was born in November 1998.It's not an easy situation to be a young mother of two. You have to be honest with yourself. <mask> was the first woman to be nominated in ten categories in a single year. In addition to Miseducation works, the nominations included her rendition of "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" for the 1997 film Conspiracy Theory, and <mask>'s writing and producing of "A Rose Is Still a Rose". She appeared on several magazine covers. <mask> became the first woman to win five times in one night, taking home the awards for Album of the Year, Best R&B Album, Best R&B Song, Best Female R&B Vocal Performance, and Best New Artist. She said during the acceptance speech that it was crazy.This is hip-hop! <mask> brought about a new acceptance of the genre. At the 30th Annual NAACP Image Awards, <mask> received four awards. She was named one of "10 for Tomorrow" in the "Ebony 2000: Special Millennium Issue" in November of 2000 as she became the youngest woman ever named to the 100 Most Influential Black Americans list. She made People magazine's 50 Most Beautiful People list in 1999. She was praised for her sense of personal style by the publication. She received an award in June 1999, but her acceptance


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texts: speech, in which she said she was as hot and as sexy as she wanted, drew backlash from the public who thought she was not a good role.She had received a lot of criticism after the birth of her first child, and she had said that she and Marley would get married. In early 2000 <mask> was one of many artists and producers to share the album of the year award for Santana's 1999 multi-million-selling Supernatural, where she had written, produced, and rapped on the track "Do You Like the Way." She had written and produced "All That I Can Say" for Mary J. Blige. Her duet with Bob Marley on "Turn Your Lights Down Low" for the 1999 remix tribute album Chant Down Babylon was nominated for a gramophone for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals. In 1998, New Ark filed a fifty-page lawsuit against <mask>, her management, and record label, claiming that <mask> used their songs and production skills, but failed to properly credit them for the work on Miseducation. The musicians claimed to be the primary songwriters on two tracks, and major contributors on several others, though Gordon Williams, a prominent recorder, engineer, and mixer on Miseducation, described the album as a "powerfully personal effort by <mask>" and said, "It was definitely her vision." <mask> said that New Ark had been credited and that they were trying to take advantage of her success.Most of the tracks on the album were requested for partial writing credits by New Ark. During the last part of 2000, depositions took place. The case showed the difficult boundaries between songwriting and other aspects of contemporary arranging,

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texts: sampling, and recording. <mask> paid New Ark $5 million in February 2001 after the suit was settled out of court. "That was the beginning of a chain effect that would turn everything a little crazy," said a friend of <mask>'s. The self-imposed exile began in 2000. 2.0 <mask> was going to play Bob Marley's wife Rita in a production of the life of the man.She had a starring role in the film adaptation of the novel Beloved, but later dropped out because she was pregnant. She turned down roles in Charlie's Angels, The Mexican, and The Matrix Revolutions. <mask> stopped appearing in the public eye in 2000. She became overwhelmed by the pressures of fame. She didn't like the fact that she couldn't leave her house to do simple things without having to worry about her appearance. She stopped doing interviews, watching television and listening to music after she fired her management team. Brother Anthony is a spiritual advisor.Anthony was thought to be more akin to a cult leader than a spiritual advisor, and some thought his guidance probably inspired much of <mask>'s more controversial public behavior. She said that people need to understand that the only things allowed in that arena at that time were her and her music. For the sake of the machine, I had to step away. I wasn't comfortable smiling in someone's face when I didn't like them or know them well enough to like them. She said that for two or three years she was away from social interaction. I had to confront my fears and master every demonic thought about being black, young and gifted in this western culture because it was a very


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texts: US by the RIAA, and has received praise from music critics. Her song "Mystery of Iniquity" from the album was nominated for aGrammy Award for Best Female Rap solo Performance, and was used as an interpolation by West for his single "All Falls Down" featuring Syleena Johnson. After their fourth child, John Nesta, was born a year later, the third child was born. Along the way she was informed that Marley had been previously married at a young age, and that Hill sometimes spoke of him as her husband. According to a 2003 Rolling Stone report, he had never secured a divorce, but later disputed this and made public a 1996 divorce document from Haiti.She moved out of the high-end Miami hotel she had been living in around 2003 and into her own place in the city. "Marley and I have had long periods of separation over the years," <mask> said. Columbia Records spent more than 2.5 million dollars on <mask>'s new album, which included installing a recording studio in the singer's Miami apartment, as well as flying different musicians around the country. The Refugee Project was shut down by <mask> in 2002. I had a nonprofit organization that I had to shut down. Not having things come from a place of passion, smiling with big checks, and not having things come from a place of passion. That is slavery.Everything we do should be a result of what God has done for us. It should be passionate. During a performance in Vatican City in December of 2003 <mask> spoke about the abuse of boys by priests in the United States and the cover-up of offenses by Catholic Church officials. Pope John Paul II wasn't

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texts: present, but high-ranking church officials were. <mask>'s career was claimed to be in decline by the Catholic League. According to several reporters, <mask>'s comments at the Vatican may have been influenced by her spiritual advisor, Brother Anthony. In 2004, <mask> contributed a new song to ThePassion of the Christ: Songs.A version of John Legend's "So High" received a nomination for Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals. <mask> began selling a pay-per-view music video of the song "Social Drugs" through her website around this time. Those who purchase the video will only be able to view it three times. <mask> began selling signed posters and Polaroids through her website, with some items listed as high as $500. The Fugees performed for the first time in over a decade at Dave Chappelle's Block Party in Brooklyn in 2004. <mask> performed "Killing Me Softly" at the concert. The event was recorded and released in March of 2006 to universal praise.The Fugees opened the 2005 BET Awards with a 12-minute set. "Take It Easy" was released as an Internet single in late September after it was leaked online. It was the number forty on the R&B chart. She told USA Today in 2005 that she would only make music if she could give her children information. If other people benefit from it, so be it. She stated that a lot of the songs on 2.0 were transitional. Even though I was documenting my distress as well as my bursts of joy, the music was about how I was feeling at the time.The Fugees embarked on a European tour in 2005. The reunion ended before an album could be recorded because of old


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texts: tensions between <mask> and the other members of the group. <mask> wanted to be addressed by everyone, including her bandmates, as "Ms. <mask>". The tardiness of <mask> was cited as a contributing factor. <mask> began touring on her own, although to mixed reviews, and often arriving late to concerts, performing unpopular reconfigurations of her songs and sporting an exaggerated appearance. Fans booed her and left early. <mask> entered the studio with the goal of making a new album after Sony Records said he had been recording through the past decade.An album titled Ms. Hill, which featured cuts from Miseducation, various soundtracks contributions and other "unreleased" songs, was released later that year. It has guest appearances from D'Angelo and John Forté. In June 2007, <mask> released a new song, "Lose Myself", on the soundtrack to the film Surf's Up. Sara was born in early 2008. Despite listing himself as single on social media, the couple were not living together. <mask> and Marley have a long and complex history about which many inaccuracies have been reported since the beginning, and they both value their privacy. <mask> lived with her mother and children in South Orange, New Jersey, by August 2008.<mask> was thought to be on hiatus by Columbia Records. According to Marley, <mask> has enough material for several albums. If the mirror smokes, she writes it in the mirror. She writes a lot. The woman does not sleep. One of the few public appearances <mask> made in 2008 was at a Martha Stewart book-signing. In July of 2009, it was reported that <mask> would embark on a 10-day tour of

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texts: European summer festivals.She passed out on stage at the start of her second show and left the stage. She wouldn't give refunds to angry consumers. <mask>'s management told the organizers of the Stockholm Jazz Festival that she wouldn't be performing due to health reasons. The rest of the tour was canceled as well. In January 2010, <mask> returned to the live stage and performed in stops across New Zealand and Australia on the Raggamuffin Music Festival. Many of the songs that <mask> had performed and recorded over the past six years were included on an April 2010 unofficial compilation album. There is a range of other material on the album.In June 2010, <mask> performed for the first time in the US in several years. The song "Repercussions" was leaked via the Internet in late July 2010 and peaked at number 83 on the Hot R&B/ Hip-Hop Songs chart, making it her first chart appearance as a lead artist since 1999. <mask> Hill in its entirety for the first time as part of the Rock the Bells hip-hop festival series in the U.S. She was able to communicate with her band, but at times it was difficult to do so. <mask> performed at the 6th Annual Jazz in the Gardens in Miami Gardens, Florida in December. <mask> performed at a number of music festivals in 2011. <mask> gave birth to her sixth child in July of 2011.<mask> performed a new song called "Fearless Vampire Killer" during a sold-out performance at the Warner Theater in Washington, D.C. <mask>'s song "Black Rage" was released on October 30 and is the name of her portion of the tour. According to <mask>, the song is about the effects of

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texts: racial inequity and abuse and a juxtaposition to the statement "life is good." In June 2012 <mask> was charged with three counts of tax fraud or failing to file taxes (Title 26 USC  7202 Willful failure to collect or pay over tax) not tax evasion on $1.8 million of income earned between 2005 and 2007. She had toured as a musical artist, earned royalties from both her records and films she had appeared in, and had owned and been in charge of multiple corporations during this time. <mask> said that she had gone underground and rejected pop culture's "climate of hostility, false entitlement, manipulation, racial prejudice, sexism, and ageism." I paid my taxes when I worked consistently without being affected by the interferences mentioned above.In order to guarantee the safety and well-being of myself and my family, this stopped when it was necessary to withdraw from society. On June 29, 2012 <mask> appeared in the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey in Newark and pleaded guilty to the charges. The judge criticized <mask>, saying that she was not someone who stood before the court penniless. This is a crime. Actions speak louder than words, and there has been no effort to pay these taxes. <mask> was facing eviction from her rented home in South Orange as well as a civil lawsuit from the town for running a business out of a home without a permit. "Neurotic Society (Compulsory Mix)" was <mask>'s first official single in over a decade.She said she was required to release it immediately by virtue of the impending legal deadline. Some people criticized the lyrics for


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texts: tying societal decay to certain LGBT social movements. <mask> said that the song was not targeted at any particular group, but focused on anyone hiding behind neurotic behavior. According to reports, <mask> was going to release her first album in fifteen years during the year of 2013, following a deal with Sony Music. <mask> was sentenced by Judge Arleo to three months in prison and three months of house arrest for failing to file taxes and tax fraud. She was given a sentence that took into account her lack of a criminal record and the fact that she had six children. <mask> had paid back $970,000 in back taxes and penalties, as well as an additional $500,000 that she had in unreported income for 2008 and 2009, by this point.In the courtroom, <mask> said that she had lived modestly because of how much money she had made for others and that she was a child of former slaves. There was an economic system imposed on me. On July 8, 2013, <mask> reported to the minimum-security federal prison in Danbury to begin her sentence. <mask> was released from prison a few days early for good behavior and began her home confinement. She used verbal and e-mailed instructions to finish her single, "Consumerism." She was allowed to delay part of her confinement in order to tour in late 2013 under strict conditions. Concerning Violence, an award-winning Swedish documentary on the African liberation struggles of the 1960s and 1970s, was narrated by <mask>.She drew attention for her erratic behavior, appearing late twice in the same day for sets at a festival. In May of 2015, <mask> canceled her concert in

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texts: Israel after a social media campaign from activists promoting the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign. Logistical problems made it impossible for her to perform in Ramallah in the West Bank. <mask> stated that it was important for his presence to not be misconstrued, or a source of alienation to either his Israeli or Palestinian fans. The soundtrack for What Happened, Miss Simone?, was composed by <mask>. <mask> was supposed to record two songs, but ended up recording six. She was a producer on the compilation.<mask> said that she fed on Simone's music. I believed I had a right to speak up. Her example shows how sustenance can be found for a generation. What a gift. <mask>'s performance on the soundtrack was praised by NPR. Not marketed as <mask>'s comeback album, her six tracks here are her most comprehensive set of studio recordings since 1998. The inaugural Diaspora calling was hosted by <mask> in April of 2016There is a festival at the Kings Theatre. The purpose of the festival was to showcase the efforts of musicians and artists from around the African diaspora. <mask> was 2 hours and 20 minutes late for her show at the Chastain Park Amphitheatre in Atlanta, though members of <mask>'s team claimed it was only an hour after their scheduled start time. After the show ended, <mask> said her driver got lost and she couldn't help that. Less than 48 hours later, she took to her Facebook page and stated that she was late for the concert because of her need to "align her energy with the time." <mask> recorded a studio version of her song, "Guarding the Gates", for the movie Queen &

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texts: Slim. Prior to the recording for the movie, she had been singing this song many times during live performances.There is a song on Queen & Slim: The Soundtrack. Legacy and impact <mask> is considered to be one of the greatest rappers of all time, and has often been called the greatest female rapper. <mask> was referred to as the most popular woman in hip-hop by the New York Times. <mask> received the highest score of any rapper on the 'Report Cards' list from the book. "Beyonce is one of the best hip-hop rappers ever," she once said. Time magazine declared her the "Queen of Hip Hop" in 1998. She has been cited with the same title by a number of publications.<mask> was the only female rapper on the "10 Best Rappers of All Time" list. Brandon Tensley wrote that <mask> marked culture as profoundly as she did with her solo debut. <mask> was ranked one of the greatest women in music. <mask> was included on the Consequence of Sound list of the 100 greatest singers of all time. She was one of the 200 most influential artists since 1996. One of the most influential entertainers of her generation is <mask>. Many artists have cited <mask> <mask> as an inspiration, including pop artists and rappers.With her solo music and work with Fugees, <mask> popularized the technique of mixing rapping and singing into a single song, which has since become popular with many modern artists. Writing for The Ringer, author Musa Okwonga said, "Decades before the ubiquity of the MC who could also croon, she could channel the greatness of Nina Simone and Rakim in the same set." <mask> was recognized as a leading

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texts: contributor to the blurring of lines that distinguished Hip hop and R&B. In her song "Can Anybody Hear Me", she references <mask>'s impact on melodic rap, but the record label wouldn't sign her because she wanted to incorporate rapping and singing on her album. Lizzo incorporated singing into her debut record. She said in an interview that she was always afraid of being a singer, but when she heard The Miseducation of <mask> <mask>, she was like, maybe I can do both. The whole game was shifted by <mask>'s sound.<mask> was ranked number one on the Ranker poll of the greatest singer/rappers. Her 1998 success was thought to be a breakthrough for female rappers. Nelson George said that the presence of women is increasing. The "lauryn effect" is going to be very profound and women are taking a stand and trying to get their foot in everything. It's open for the next woman when the door is open for one. She might have opened the door for Brandy because she did TV. It's open for everyone.This is just the beginning. MTV's programming was impacted by a public survey conducted in 1999. According to the survey, she was ranked the most respected solo artist, and placed among the acts that participants thought best defined their generation. Following the murders of The Notorious B.I.G., Danyel Smith credited <mask> with reviving the hip hop genre. Both of them, and of course, the man, the man, the man, and of course, the man, the man, and of course, the man, the man, and of course, the man, the man, and of course, the man, the man, and During the recording of Ariana Grande's fourth studio album, Savan

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texts: Kotecha said he and the singer were influenced by The Miseducation of <mask> <mask>. Multiple artists have titled their projects after the album, including Freddie Gibbs, Calboy, and Lil' Kim.During the making of her fourth album, she cited <mask> as an inspiration. Daytona by Pusha T is one of the albums that were inspired by <mask>. On the 2020 US number one single "Say So Remix", in which she raps "Spittin' like Weezy, Foxy, plus <mask>", she mentioned <mask>'s influence on her. <mask> was quoted in her high school yearbook as her favorite artist. John Legend attributes his early career success to <mask>, who gave him his first major opportunity as a pianist on the song "Everything Is Everything". <mask> has been cited as the biggest female musical influence by both Rapsody and Bebe Rexha. Both Badu and Sullivan mentioned her as their musical hero.There is a tattoo of <mask> on her arm. The Weeknd described performing with <mask> as the most important experience of his life. The Spanish singer thanked her for being influential during her acceptance speech. Childish Gambino stated that The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill was his most listened to album. <mask>'s single "Doo Wop (That Thing)" was sampled by Drake on the song "Draft Day" and later by West on "Believe What I Say" from his album, Donda. Her single "Ex-Factor" was used on two Drake songs. Cole's songs "Cole Summer" and "Can I Holla At Ya" both contain samples of songs from The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.<mask>'s vocals from the Fugees song "Ready or Not" were used in a song by Meek Mill. The song "Fu-Gee-La" from Jay-Z's 4:44

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texts: album is samples from <mask>'s vocals from the Fugees. The lead single from Carey's album The Rarities was "Save the Day", featuring <mask>'s vocals from the Fugees version of "Killing Me Softly". <mask>'s songs have been used by multiple artists. 2.0. "Mystery of Iniquity" is an interpolation of "All Falls Down". A$AP Rocky and Frank Ocean collaborated on a song.<mask>'s "Just Like Water" was used on Ocean's "Rushes" album. "Say" was the lead single from Method Man's album. <mask>'s cover of Bob Marley's "So Many Things to Say" was sampled in The Day After. In 1999, <mask> collaborated with Levi's to create custom outfits for her Miseducation Tour. The partnership ushered in a new generation of black musicians partnerships with major brands. The success of <mask>'s solo debut was the root of the Fortune 500 brand partnerships with black musicians. A custom ensemble made for <mask> by Levi's was on display at the Contemporary Jewish Museum.The Dior 'Saddle Bag', which was made famous by the character Carrie Bradshaw in the television series Sex and the City, was designed by John Galliano. The Hip hop inspired collection designed by Alexander Wang was inspired by <mask>. <mask> was cited as a style influence by Solange in an interview. <mask> was mentioned by Abloh as his "forever muse" in the Men's Spring/Summer 2021 Louis Vuitton collection. <mask> performed at Abloh's memorial service after he passed away from a rare form of cancer. The Spring/Summer 2022 Schiaparelli collection was designed by Daniel Roseberry. The Broadway musical Hamilton was heavily influenced by <mask>, with

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texts: creator Lin-Manuel Miranda naming <mask> as his favorite rapper, and referencing <mask>'s single "Lost Ones" on the song "We Know".The Simpsons episode "The Miseducation of Lisa Simpson" was named after <mask>'s debut solo album. The episode titled "Ex-Factor" was inspired by <mask>'s single of the same name. Four NAACP Image Awards, five MTV Video Music Awards, and four Guinness World Records have been won by Achievements <mask>. She was one of the first nominees for the Black Music & Entertainment Walk of Fame. <mask> became the first female artist to win the award when she was a member of The Fugees. <mask> is the first female rapper to earn a number-one album as a member of The Fugees, and her first solo studio album peaked at number-one. Madonna had held the record for highest first-week sales by a female artist, but the album sold more than 420,000 copies in its first week.The Miseducation of <mask> <mask> and its lead single "Doo Wop (That Thing)" were both number-one in the US, making <mask> the first act to have their first entries on each chart. The album was the only album by a female artist to top the chart. The Miseducation of <mask> <mask> was the first Hip hop album to win the album of the year award at the 41st AnnualGrammy Awards. She set a record for most nominations for a female artist in one night, broke the record for most wins by a female artist in one night, and became the first female rapper to win the Best New Artist award. She was the first black solo act to win an MTV Video Music Award. In 1999, after the success of her first solo album, <mask> was the only

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texts: black musician to be on the cover of Time magazine. She became a pioneer in the neo soul movement when her album The Miseducation of <mask> Hill became the best-selling neo soul album of all time.The album is in the Library of Congress. The 150 greatest albums made by women were ranked by NPR. It was listed as the 10th greatest album of all time by Rolling Stone in 2020. The Miseducation of <mask> <mask> was the first female hip hop artist to receive a Diamond certification by the RIAA. Rolling Stone put her single "Doo Wop (That Thing)" and the Fugees version of "Killing Me Softly" on their revised list of the 500 greatest songs. "Doo Wop (That Thing)" was included in the anthology of hip-hop and rap. Along with having a successful music career as a member of The Fugees and as a solo artist, <mask> also achieved success as a writer and producer for other artists.<mask> has written and produced music for many people. In 2015, she received the Golden Note Award from the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) for her work on Drake's "Nice for What". The Miseducation of <mask> Hill is a film that was released in 1998. A list of artists who reached the number one spot in the United States can be found on the official

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title: Abraham Shemtov

texts: <mask> is a Chabad-Lubavitch rabbi and a shaliach. He is the chairman of the board of Agudas Chasidei Chabad, the movement's umbrella organization, and was given various missions, among them being the movement's envoy to the White House and Capitol Hill. He is the founding national director of American Friends of Lubavitch, Lubavitch activities in Greater Philadelphia, PA. <mask> developed connections in Washington and was often called the "Rebbe's ambassador to DC". He played a key role in the relationships formed between the U.S. Presidents and the Chabad-Lubavitch delegations. <mask> was appointed to the National Advisory Council on Adult Education by President Reagan. The Education and Sharing Day was declared by the U.S. Senate under <mask>'s influence.The President of the United States signs the proclamation every year. <mask> was able to get a Congressional Gold medal for Rabbi Schneerson after his death. <mask> received the award on behalf of the Rebbe. The Congressional Gold medal was awarded to Schneerson. The fifth Rebbe's large book collection was seized by the Bolsheviks during the Russian Revolution and is currently in the hands of the Russian government. The library was seized when the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe fled Nazi-occupied Warsaw in 1939. <mask> was asked to help Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky with the release of the manuscripts that were located at the government-controlled Yiddisher Historic

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texts: Institute in Warsaw.<mask> used the help of the U.S. State Department to negotiate with the communist Polish government. The books were placed in the Library at the end of 1977. The first public Chanukah menorah in the United States was built by <mask>. This practice, which started out as a folksy phenomenon generating legal controversy, has since become a part of the public holiday scene in thousands of cities across the globe. <mask> lit a menorah at the foot of the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia in 1974. President Reagan called the menorah on the White House lawn the National Menorah. A group of rabbis from "The American Friends of Lubavitch" visited the White House in 1984 on the eve of Hanukkah.When the time had come for them to leave, the President invited them to remain a little longer so that he could tell them a story about a rabbi serving as a Navy chaplain. He told them the story of Rabbi Resnicoff, whose skull cap had to be thrown away because it was covered in blood after being used to wipe the faces of Marines wounded in the 1983 Lebanon barracks bombing. The President asked the group about the tradition for Jewish men to cover their heads, and Shemtov replied, "Mr. President, the kippah to us is a sign of reverence." A colleague in the group, Rabbi Feller, said, "We place the kippah on the very highest point of our being -- on our head, the vessel of our intellect -- to tell ourselves and

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title: Abraham Shemtov

texts: the world that there is something which is above man's intellect -- the infinite Wisdom of "Lubavitch went through a very difficult period, and turmoil, and what you are seeing now is the settling," Shemtov said. There are six children. Yehuda <mask> is a rabbi and co-director of Chabad of Hong Kong.They met in Philadelphia at <mask>'s Lubavitcher Center. Perelman keeps Kosher and the Sabbath and has attended prayers in synagogues. <mask> travels from Philadelphia to the East 63rd Street residence in New York City. Lessons from the Bible are discussed. <mask> told the Washington Post that it was a central part of his life. <mask> was with Perelman in his meeting with the Lubavitcher Rebbe. The merchant has been called his partner in charitable activities.Perelman supports <mask> and Lubavitch causes. The home of Associated Beth Rivkah Girls Schools is named after the wife of the Lubavitcher Rebbe. The new Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries will be helped by a fund established by <mask> and Perelman. "You are important to us as Jews, to us as parents, and to us that know the importance of keeping Judaism alive," Perelman told the grantees. References in a row. New York's Jewish Week takes place in November. The model of outreach gained favor among Fervently Orthodox.Uriel Heilman is a Jew. The Chairman of the company met the President. January 4, 2002. There are external links to the American Friends of

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title: Walter Scheel

texts: <mask> (; 8 July 1919 to 24 August 2016) was a German statesman. He was a member of the Free Democratic Party of Germany and served as Minister of Economic Cooperation and Development from 1961 to 1966 and as President of Germany from 1974 to 1979. He was the leader of the FDP from 1968 to 1974. He was the minister of Foreign Affairs and the vice chancellor. The acting chancellor of West Germany was Scheel. He was the president of West Germany until 1979. He was a member of the Evangelical Church.<mask> was born in Solingen. He completed his internship at the Reformrealgymnsasium. In 1942, he became a member of the Nazi Party. During World War II, he was a radar operator on a Bf-110 night fighter. He was appointed federal minister of economic cooperation and development after the Free Democratic Party reentered government in 1961. He resigned from that office in late 1966 and brought about the downfall of Chancellor Ludwig Erhard. There was a Christian Democratic/Social Democratic Grand Coalition.In 1968, <mask> took over the presidency from Mende. According to one study, the election of <mask>l to the FDP leadership in 1968 represented a turn to the left and the Free Democrats then indicated their wooing of the SPD by voting for the successful Social Democratic candidate for the Presidency of the Republic, Gustav Heinemann, in 1969. The Foreign Minister and Vice Chancellor were created by the Chancellor. West Germany pursued a course of rapprochement with the Soviet block and officially recognized the existence of the German Democratic Republic. Various Free and Social Democrats switched sides to support the opposition. The coalition lost its majority after an attempt to oust Brandt failed. The dissolution of parliament and early elections in 1972 resulted in great gains for the Social Democrats and allowed the coalition to continue.Kissinger thought he was an idiot and a bad

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texts: foreign minister. Brandt resigned as chancellor on 7 May 1974 after one of his aides was arrested as a spy for the East German state. Brandt accepted responsibility and resigned. As acting chancellor, <mask> chaired the government meetings for a little over a week. Alfred Behrens was the winner of the war blind radio play prize when he was acting Chancellor. He chaired the cabinet meeting once. Genscher became the new party chairman and minister.The President of West Germany was elected a week after he gave up his other government roles. The office was held by him from July 1974 to June 1979. The funeral of Hanns Martin Schleyer was held in 1977. The President of the European Movement in Germany from 1980 to 1985 was also the Chairman of the Bilderberg Conference after the federal presidency. He was the President of the German section of the Union of European Federalists from 1980-89. In 1991, he was named as an "honorary chairman" of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation. Death Scheel died on August 24, 2016 after a long illness.He is the longest-lived German head of state, either elected or imperial. There are publications with Karl-Hermann Flach. Rowohlt was in Hamburg in 1972. Vom Denken und Handeln are in the Freiheit. The Econ was published in 1979. Is it possible that Deutschlands Teilung is schmerzt? 2 Reden.Otto Graf Lambsdorff: Freiheit in Verantwortung was published in 1945. Jrgen Engert, with Bleicher, in 1988. There is a book with the name Gemeinsam with the title Zwlf erfreuliche Geschichten ber Jung und Alt. Allpart Media is based in Berlin. Literature Hans-Dietrich Genscher. Heiterkeit und Hrte: <mask>l. The Verlagsanstalt was in Stuttgart in 1984.The person is Hans-Roderich Schneider. <mask> is the Bundesprsident. A liberal Politiker. Verlag Bonn aktuell was published in 1975. The German Federal Presidents 1919 births 2016 deaths were 20th-century presidents of

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title: Jamie White (footballer)

texts: <mask> is an English professional footballer who plays for Folland Sports. <mask> joined the academy as an eight-year-old. He began to play regularly for the club's youth setup in 2005. <mask> played in the FA Youth Cup semi-final in 2005 and the Academy League play-offs in 2006 where he scored the opener after coming off the bench to set Saints on their way to the Championship. He was the winner of the Academy Player of the Year award in 2006 but had to use crutches after he injured his knee while training with the first team. <mask> was able to recover from his injury in time to win the top scorer prize for the Under 18s side. <mask> made his first team debut against Derby County in August 2008 after being named on the bench for the League Cup tie against Exeter City.He joined Shrewsbury Town on loan for a month and then for a second month. <mask> scored his first senior goal in the 2–1 home win against the Daggers. After returning from his loan spell, <mask> broke his leg and ankle in a reserve game when he made a bad tackle. <mask> joined Eastleigh on a month-long loan from Saints. He signed for Eastleigh on a non-contract basis after being released bySouthampton. He signed a short-term contract with Totton & Eling. <mask> joined the Miners later in 2011.He scored 9 goals. He was one goal away from equalling the record number of goals in a season in the Wessex League when he joined Winchester City. He moved to Salisbury City after scoring 51 goals in 32 league appearances for Winchester City. Salisbury was trying to sign <mask> for about 6 months before they got hold of him. <mask> played in almost all of Salisbury's league matches and scored 26 goals,

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title: Jamie White (footballer)

texts: despite the big difference between the two leagues. In Salisbury's play-off final victory against Dover Athletic, there was a spectacular volley from just outside the box. He won the golden boot together.<mask> signed a 2-year contract with Salisbury, keeping him with the club until the end of the season. <mask> only appeared in one fixture in the pre-season due to an operation on a hernia. He would miss the start of the new season because of this. It took longer than expected for him to match <mask>'s fitness, but he made a few appearances as a substitute. <mask> had to take more time out because he became injured again. <mask> scored 5 goals in the last 5 games of the season despite an injury plagued season. <mask> became a free agent the evening before he signed for Bristol Rovers.<mask>'s contract was terminated five months later in order to join the Conference South side. <mask> failed to score once during his time with the team. <mask> scored within 14 minutes of his debut for the team. United lost the match. He joined the Conference South side on a loan. He made his debut two days later and played the whole match in a 2–2 draw. Prior to the 2015–16 season, <mask> joined National League South side Gosport Borough.He had a loan spell to Farnborough that expired during Boxing Week, after he was signed on a loan to Poole Town. He joined Salisbury on an initial three-month deal after scoring a goal in the Russell Cotes Cup win against Sholing. He joined Blackfield & Langley in June 2016 despite helping them gain promotion to the Southern League. He scored 42 goals in league games. He scored in a 1–1 draw at Cambridge City on his debut for Moneyfields.

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title: Jamie White (footballer)

texts: <mask> confirmed on 17 May that he had rejoined the side for the upcoming season after playing for the end of the last one. <mask> joined Folland Sports on February 5, 2022.He scored on his debut in a win over Andover Town. There are external links to career statistics. The players are from Shrewsbury Town F.C. The players are from Eastleigh F.C. The players are Totton and Eling. The players are from the Whitsunday Miners FC. The players are from Salisbury City F.C.The players are from Bristol Rovers F.C. The players are from Sutton United F.C. The players are from Farnborough F.C. Gosport Borough F.C. players The players are from Poole Town F.C. The players are from Salisbury F.C. Blackfield and Langley F.C. are players.Moneyfields F.C. has players. Football players from the English Football League and the National League.

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title: Milan Baroš

texts: <mask> is a Czech footballer who plays as a forward. He plays for an amateur team. He was part of the team that won the European competition. He won the Sper Lig with Galatasaray in 2012 after winning the FA Cup with Pompey in 2008. After four spells with Bank Ostrava, he retired from professional football in 2020. Baro played for the Czech Republic in 93 matches, scoring on 41 occasions. He was the top scorer in the Euro 2004 tournament and won the Golden Boot.He played in three more international tournaments. He has 41 goals for the Czech Republic. Baro began his club career at the age of 12 when he joined the youth team of Bank Ostrava. In 1998, he made his debut for the club in the Czech First League, the top division of Czech football, becoming a regular over the next few seasons. He won the talent of the year award in 2000. In the 2000–01) season, he was described by the Czech News Agency as "perhaps the biggest star of the [Czech] football league". He played his last game for the club on December 2, 2001.He scored 23 league goals in 76 appearances. Due to delays in obtaining a work permit for him, Baro did not move straight away when he joined the club in 2002. He played the last 16 minutes in place of Emile Heskey in the


title: Monroe G. McKay

texts: The United States Circuit Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit was <mask>. <mask> was born in Utah in 1928. <mask> was in the United States Marine Corps from 1946 to 1948. <mask> served as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in South Africa in 1950. <mask> received a Bachelor of Science degree from Brigham Young University in 1957 and a Juris Doctor from the University of Chicago Law School in 1960. He was a member of several organizations, including the American Law Institute and the Order of the Coif. <mask> began his legal career as a law clerk to Supreme Court Justice Jesse Udall of the Supreme Court of Arizona before becoming a private attorney.From 1961 to 1966 he was an associate at the Phoenix, Arizona law firm of Lewis and Roca. He worked there until 1974 when he became a partner. <mask> was the Director of the United States Peace Corps in Africa from 1966 to 1968. <mask> was a law professor at the J. Reuben Clark Law School from 1976 to 1977. <mask> was nominated for a seat on the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit by President Jimmy Carter in 1977. The United States Senate confirmed him on November 29, 1977. He assumed senior status on December 31, 1993 after serving as Chief Judge from 1991 to 1993.He died on March 28, 2020. <mask> served on a three-judge panel in the case of Yes on Term Limits v Savage which was a federal lawsuit challenging Oklahoma's residency requirements for petition circulators. <mask> and his fellow judges decided that Oklahoma's residency restriction is an unconstitutional violation of the First Amendment. A lower federal court decision was overturned by the

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title: Monroe G. McKay

texts: Tenth Circuit. The Sixth Circuit ruling that Michigan's residency requirement is unconstitutional preceded the Ninth Circuit ruling that Arizona's residency requirement is unconstitutional. Some proposed wilderness areas in Utah were being sought to be closed to off-road vehicles. The Tenth Circuit said in a split decision that the federal court in Utah was wrong to order the Bureau of Land Management to close the roads.The judges rejected the BLM's argument that courts don't have jurisdiction over the agency's daily decisions. The appeals court wanted to know if the U.S. District Court in Utah could be involved in the dispute. The appeals court didn't address the issue of whether off-road vehicle use will harm the wilderness areas. The sites are eligible to be wilderness areas. Until Congress decides what to do with them, they must be managed as wilderness areas. Motor vehicles, development, and other activities are not allowed in wilderness areas. Judge <mask> said the district court lacked jurisdiction in the dispute, but environmental laws allowed the groups to pursue their claims through the public comment process.The court decision resulted in the issuance of new guidelines for land managers. The Federal appeals panel issued a revised opinion in 1989 saying that the city of Topeka had not done enough to desegregate its schools. The Federal District Judge Richard Rogers had ruled in 1987 that the Board of Education had not intended to keep the schools separate. Judge Seymour wrote that Judge Rogers "erred by limiting the school district's burden merely to showing that it had nondiscriminatory reasons for acting as it did." 30 years of law have made it clear that the


title: Monroe G. McKay

texts: Constitution requires more than just a cease to promote segregation. The Tenth Circuit decision was thrown out by the Supreme Court, which ordered the case to be reconsidered. The Tenth Circuit held that the Supreme Court decisions did not dictate a different outcome.The district court dismissed the case after the supreme court declined to review it. The case of Allen was heard by three judges. They overturned a Federal judge's ruling that government negligently conducted above-ground nuclear weapon tests from 1951 to 1962 caused cancer in some residents. After reviewing the case for more than 15 months, the three judges ruled that the Atomic Energy Commission could not be held liable for injuries suffered as a result of discretionary decision-making powers. More than a thousand people have filed lawsuits against the Government, claiming that the atomic tests caused 500 deaths and injuries. We have sympathy for the individual cancer victims who have been alone in paying the costs of the A.E.C. <mask> wrote in an opinion that was part of the ruling that their plight is a matter for Congress.<mask> holds that the cement that keeps a diversified society together is provided by the judiciary. Sometimes the judiciary must strike out bold because it is by nature conservative. In a system where the courts may be called upon to tell the rest of the country they cannot deprive an individual of his or her rights, integrity is the prime responsibility of a judge. <mask> married his wife, Lucille A. Kinnison, on August 6, 1954. They had a large family with nine children, five daughters and four sons. He was a brother of two people. There are links to Deseret News and the New York

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title: Richard Dell

texts: <mask> was a New Zealand malacologist. <mask> was born in 1920. He collected shells from the shores of Waitemat Harbour as a young boy. He started a museum in his backyard. He was involved in the creation of the War Memorial Museum shell collection. <mask> attended Mount Albert Grammar School and the University College. World War II delayed his plans to become a teacher.He served on Nissan Island, the Solomon Islands, Southwest Asia, Egypt, and Italy. He published papers on the land snails he had collected in the Solomon Islands. He married a teacher, and they had four daughters together. After their marriage, his wife worked as a women's advocate. After the war, <mask> was offered a job as a malacologist at the Dominion Museum, where he started to standardise the cabinets and build up a collection of more than 30,000 specimen. He obtained a master's degree in Science at Victoria University College, with a thesis on squid. The Chatham Islands expedition was his breakthrough.A major contribution to the knowledge of molluscan fauna in the bathyal zone of New Zealand waters was published in the results. He received a doctorate in science from this publication. <mask> began to work on the collections of Alan Beu and others. He published a monograph on the bivalves in 1964. The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa was established in 1966 after <mask> became the first assistant director. He began writing again after retiring in 1980. He published his standard work in 1990 with a reference to the fauna of the Ross Sea.There were more than 150 papers published by <mask>. A major contribution to the biogeography was made by him. <mask> was appointed a Companion of the Queen's Service Order in 1981 for public services. In 1977 he received the Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee medal, and in 1990 he

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texts: received the New Zealand 1990 Commemoration medal. He was a member of many committees. In New Zealand, he won the Hamilton Prize in 1955 and the Hector Medal in 1965, both from the Royal Society of New Zealand. Several new crustaceans have been named by him.<mask> died in Wellington after a long illness. His wife, Dame <mask>, and their four daughters were by his side when he died. There were selected publications in scientific journals. The records in the museum are in zoology. <mask> wrote a revision of the molluscan fauna of the Hurupi beds. The records in the museum are related to zoology. The Chatham Rise, New Zealand, has a molluscan fauna.The records of the museum are in zoology. <mask> wrote Nature in New Zealand Native Shells. A.H. and A.W. Reed, Wellington, 64 pp. The archibenthal Mollusca of New Zealand was written by R.K<mask>. The museum bulletin was published in the 18th century. There is a new off-shore Mollusca from New Zealand.The records of the museum are in zoology. R.K<mask> had another archibenthal from New Zealand. There are records in the museum. <mask> wrote about the New Zealand Mollusca in the British Museum. Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand. <mask> was from northern New Zealand. The Royal Society of New Zealand has a journal.R.K<mask> wrote about the names of some Mollusca from southern South America. The records of the museum. <mask> wrote about the fauna of the Ross Sea. The Bulletin of the Royal Society of New Zealand. Rissopsetia <mask>pukea <mask>lira <mask>, and Tasmocrossea <mask> were all born in the year 1956. Otukaia delli McLean, 1971 and Penion benthicolus delli Powell, 1971 are examples. New Zealand malacologists and Victoria University of Wellington alumni are associated with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa Presidents of the

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title: George C. Sibley

texts: <mask> was an American explorer, soldier, Indian agent, and politician. On April 1, 1782, the son of Dr. John and <mask> was born. Due to his father's frequent travelling, early childhood for <mask> was spent with his Puritan grandfather in Rhode Island. After moving with his mother to North Carolina, <mask> received his education and apprenticeship in the counting house of John Winslow. In 1805, through his correspondence with Thomas Jefferson, <mask>'s father was appointed as an Indian agent for the U.S. government in Natchitoches, Louisiana. <mask> used his father's relationship with Jefferson to get a position as an assistant factor at the Fort at the mouth of the Missouri River. Problems arose when <mask> questioned the methods of Tillier.The two disagreed so much that Tillier fired <mask>. He went to Washington, DC to give his side of the story to defend himself. There was no wrongdoing because of his good reputation among friends. In the 18th century, <mask> was given the position of factor at Fort Osage in western Missouri. While at Fort Osage, he created relationships with the neighboring tribes. He led an expedition to find Jefferson's salt mountain and improve relations with the Pawnee and Kansa tribes. He found it in the Salt Plains.He kept several journals, but never published them. During the War of 1812, it was feared that the British would entice the local Native American tribes to attack Fort Osage, so <mask> moved back to St. Louis. The Osage tribes complained about having to travel to St. Louis for their trade goods. In the middle of the war, <mask> opened a temporary trading post in Arrow Rock, Missouri. Mary Easton was the daughter of a prominent St. Louis attorney and Missouri's second attorney general. The United States decided to end its Indian trade system in 1822. Most of the Native Americans were relocated outside of Missouri.<mask> and Mary lived at Fort Osage until the fort closed in 1824. The trade between the United States and the Mexican government in Santa Fe was growing. Senator Thomas Hart Benton presented a petition to Congress to fund a survey of the road

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title: George C. Sibley

texts: to Santa Fe. <mask> was put in charge of the expedition after Congress granted this request. Prior to this time, travelers between Missouri and Santa Fe were frequently raided by Indians, so in addition to surveying the road, <mask> was required to negotiate treaties for safe passage along the route. The tasks took place between 1824 and 1824. He and his wife Mary moved to St. Charles, Missouri, where he had owned land since 1814.The property that <mask> owned allowed the <mask>s to live in town until the residence was built. Mary, who had been recorded as having taught children at Fort Osage, began teaching her sister and a few local children in their home on a private basis. Mary started her career as a teacher at The Lindenwood School for Girls, later becoming a college and now a university. <mask> built a log cabin on their property in the 19th century and as the number of women at the boarding school grew, he expanded the structure. <mask> helped Mary with the maintenance on and additions to the property and cabin, as well as producing the advertising and most of their correspondence, while Mary had a limited role with the school. <mask> was active in public life. <mask> ran for Congress as a Whig, but pulled out at the last moment.In 1845, he was president of the Missouri Internal Improvements Board and a railroad commissioner, but lost his seat in the Missouri Senate. <mask> was a member of the Old School Presbyterian church. He became acquainted with Lovejoy through this involvement. Lovejoy's in-laws lived in St. Charles. An angry mob tried to lynch Lovejoy after he angered area slave owners with his stories in the Observer. <mask> gave Lovejoy a horse so he could escape into Illinois. After building a reputation as a women's school, the <mask>s decided to retire from education and sell the school to the Presbyterian Church.<mask> was considered to be invalid by this stage in his life. He died on January 31, 1863. <mask> and Mary are buried on the campus. <mask><mask> is from Missouri. People from Great Barrington, Massachusetts, American explorers, and people from North

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Sibley
George Sibley
George
George C
. Sibley