title: Patrick Swift

texts: <mask> was an Irish painter who worked in Dublin, London and the Algarve, Portugal. He was part of the McDaid's pub circle of artistic and literary figures. He moved into the Soho bohemia where he founded and co-edited X magazine. He continued to paint while also writing and illustrating books about Portugal and Porches Pottery, which revived a dying industry. <mask> had two solo exhibitions. His first exhibition was well received. <mask>'s art seems to have been a private matter.The Irish Museum of Modern Art held a retrospective of <mask>'s work in 1993. He was a painter. He was a representational artist through and through. His essential personality as an artist never changed despite his changing style over the years. He was not interested in the formalist aspects. He wanted art to have emotional content, but not in a literary sense. "He was never in any doubt that painting was a re-creation of what the painter saw: in his own case at least not what the painter had seen or could imagine, but what he was actually looking at during the act of painting."A fidelity of the sort was part of the bargain, part of his contract with his art, what was at stake was a faithful recreation of the truth to the artist of the experience. Even though this faithfulness did not rule out expressionist overtones, it was still 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299

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texts: 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 The truth was subjective. <mask>'s blues and greys were usually what he was painting. They were a part of his mind. We felt that time could only be found through an art that was puritanical and frugal. <mask> never affiliated with any official or quasi-official art group.He had periods in Dublin, London and Algarve. His work includes portraits, "tree portraits", rural landscapes and urban landscapes. He worked in a variety of media. <mask> considers painting to be a deeply personal and private activity. <mask>'s work was noted as intensely personal and strangely disturbing by The Irish Times in 1952. He attended Synge Street CBS, a Christian Brothers School in Dublin. Although a self-taught artist, he did attend night classes at the National College of Art in 1946 and 48, as well as in London in the late 1940s, and attended the Grande Chaumire in Paris in the summer of 1950, where he met Giacometti.He had a studio on Baggot Street in the late 1940s and a studio on Hatch Street in the 1950s. <mask>'s studio was shared by Lucian Freud when he visited Dublin. He exhibited his work in group shows at the Irish Exhibition of Living Art in 1950 and 51. <mask>'s "uncompromising clarity of vision which shuns the accidental or the obvious or the sentimental" and "shows his power to convey the full impact of the object, as though the spectator were experiencing it for the first time" was commented on by the Dublin Magazine. He held his first solo exhibition in 1952. Irish critics got a look at the work of a tousled

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texts: young man named <mask> and threw their caps in the air. There are depictions of dead birds and rabbits, frightened girls and twisted plants on the 30 canvases by Paddy.They are fascinated by the merciless, sharply etched details as oppressive and inquiring as a back-room third degree. Dublin comprehends. Tony Gray wrote in the Irish Times that <mask> "unearths from his subjects not a story, nor a decorative pattern, nor even a mood, but some sort of tension which is a property of their existence." The Irish Press said that it was an almost embarrassing candor. There is a painter who seems to have gone back to the older tradition and given the most searching consideration to the composition of his painting. An artist who painted with a shillelagh was understood by Dublin. The word is tense.By 1950, Paddy was in Paris. He went to the galleries to find what he wanted to do. He liked the 17th century's Nicolas Poussin and the 19th century's Eugne Delacroix. The decorative style of the Matisses is not for <mask>. He thinks that art is capable of expressing something more closely related to life than these elegant designs. He wants to suggest the tensions he finds in life. Everything in a room changes when you bring a plant into it.The only word for tension is tension. This may have been <mask>'s only interview. His bird imagery, which appears to have symbolic overtones, may have been a subtle form of self-portraiture. He was involved with literary magazines from the beginning, such as The Bell and Envoy, contributing critical pieces on art and artists he admired. A group of artists and writers were involved with Envoy. Dublin portraits include <mask>, Anthony Cronin, John Jordan, <mask>,

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texts: and Julia O'Faolain. He got to know the likes of Samuel Beckett and Edward McGuire during this period.<mask> stayed in France, Italy, Oakridge and the Digswell Arts Trust after moving to London in November 1952. The Irish Cultural Relations Committee awarded him a grant to study art in Italy. He was accompanied by his wife. <mask> returned to Dublin via Paris and London in 1955 to be with his wife for the birth of their first child. He agreed to share the studio in Oakridge with Elizabeth Smart after returning to London. He shared a studio with Michael Andrews at the Digswell Arts Trust. One of the views he painted of Ashwell and its Springs was presented to the college by Henry Morris.By the early 1950s, London Swift was familiar with its literary and artistic circles. It was at this point that <mask> and Wright first discussed the idea of creating a new literary magazine, a quarterly which would publish writing on artistic issues they felt to be important. He had a studio and a flat. During the 1960's he lived in Westbourne Terrace and founded X magazine in London. His style changed gradually and very thoroughly in London. It was not a style change but a transformation. He was a painter who drew with the brush because of his sharp lines and thin paint surface.Modelled in heavy, laden strokes, and dragged the paint around until it did his bidding. His first and second periods could hardly be more different. London portraits include the poets George Barker, <mask>, David Wright, Brian Higgins, John Heath-Stubbs, Paul Potts, C. H. Sisson, and David Gascoyne. <mask> was often referred to as the "poets' painter" because many of his friends were poets. Poems were mostly subjects of his

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texts: portraits. The London portraits are among the finest painted in Britain at this time. In some cases, they were even lucky to have survived, because they were only seen by a few people.<mask> left London in 1962 for a trip to southern Europe. Carvoeiro is a small fishing village in the Algarve. He stayed because he was enchanted with the place. He founded Porches Pottery in Algarve and wrote and illustrated books on Portugal. The building that houses Porches Pottery was designed by him. The drawings for Algarve were exhibited at the Dirio de Notcias Gallery, Lisbon, in 1965, as well as an exhibition of Porches Pottery at the Galeria Dirio de Notcias, Lisbon, in 1970. He designed the sets for The Merry Wives of Windsor.<mask> lived and worked in the Algarve from 1962 until 1983, when he died from a brain tumour. <mask> painted portraits of his friend Francisco de S Carneiro, who was elected Prime Minister in 1980 and his partner, Snu Abecassis, who founded the Portuguese publishing house, Publica. <mask> is buried in the Igreja Matriz church in Porches, where he designed the stations of the cross. He was involved with literary magazines in Dublin and London from the beginning. In London, he founded and co-edited with the poet David Wright, X magazine, for which he contributed articles under the name "James Mahon". <mask> was responsible for the art side of the magazine, as well as the literary side, according to Wright. <mask> and I worked well together.Aside from his involvement with X magazine, <mask> was instrumental in several writers and poets having their work published, such as <mask>, John McGahern, C. H. Sisson, Brian Higgins and David Wright. <mask> would take immense pains to

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texts: push the product of anyone whose work he believed in, yet never bothered to promote his own. The biography of <mask> was published in 1993 to coincide with the IMMA Retrospective. Critics and artists alike praised the IMMA Retrospective. The "<mask>: An Irish Artist In Portugal" exhibitions were held at the Crawford Municipal Gallery in Cork, and the Palacio Foz in Lisbon, and were sponsored by the Department of Foreign Affairs. <mask>'s work appeared on the Antiques Roadshow in 2004. An exhibition of paintings, drawings and watercolours by <mask> was held in Dublin in 2005.His portrait of <mask> is part of the CI collection and was recently toured as part of the "CIE: Art On The Move" exhibitions. "The Moderns" exhibition featured two pictures from IMMA's permanent collection, Forget-me-[K]nots on a Cane Table and London Self-Portrait. Of course, Veronica O'Mara (ed.). Kinsale was published by Gandon Editions. An anthology from X was selected by David Wright. The Irish Museum of Modern Art has a retrospective catalogue on <mask>. Fernando de Azvedo is an Irish painter in Portugal, and he is one of the contributors to "<mask> and Irish art".<mask> and David Wright produced three books on Portugal, all illustrated by <mask>: Algarve: a portrait. The Canterbury tales were translated into English prose by David Wright. A Patrick Kavanagh anthology, Platt, Eugene Robert, Ed., Commedia Publishing Co., Dublin was published in 1973. Walter, <mask>, and R.B. are related. It was beechey. The Chameleon Poet: A Life of George Barker, Robert Fraser, Jonathan Cape, and Young John McGahern: Becoming a Novelist were all published by Oxford University Press. Remembering How We Stood, John Ryan, Gill

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texts: and Macmillan, Dublin, and Dead as Doornails have a portrait of Anthony Cronin on the cover.The Poems of Elizabeth Smart were written by David Gascoyne. The Life of Elizabeth Smart, Rosemary Sullivan, and Selected Poems, Homage to George Barker were published in 1992. "Images for a Painter" is a poem by David Wright. The development of modern Ireland through its arts in the period from the 1900s to 1970s was chronicled in The Moderns, IMMA, Irish artists and writers. Hugh McFadden was the author of the book. "Lucian Freud: Prophet of Discomfort" was published in the Irish Arts Review. The Review 39, Volume 11 Number 1, July - August 1984, was written by Sisson.John Jordan published Selected Poems. "Second Letter: To <mask>" was published in 2008 by Dedalus Press. "<mask> Swift", John Ryan, Envoy, vol 5-20 (July 1951), "Young artist of promise", G.H.G, The Irish Times. IMMA:Forget-me-Knots on a cane table, Self-Portrait in the Studio National Portrait Gallery, and Positano Palm Tree National Self-Portrait Collection of Ireland are all related. I, no. "The Bomberg Papers", edited by <mask>, X, vol.1, was published on George Barker's 60th birthday. The article "Official Art & The Modern Painter" was published in the X Quarterly Review."Mob Morals and the Art of loving Art" was written under the name James Mahon. I, no.3 June 1960, contains an article titled "Some notes on Caravaggio", taken from "A Report to the Committee of Cultural Relations, Dept of External Affairs". 17, no. Envoy - A Review of Literature and Art was published on June 13, 1951. 4, no. March 1950 read article References See 'Second Letter to P.S. A poem by <mask>'s friend, the writer John Jordan; in Selected Poems,

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title: Friedrich Wilhelm Ritschl

texts: either at Bonn or elsewhere.Otto Jahn took over the place of the old Welcker at Bonn in 1854 and divided the empire over the school there. After a violent dispute broke out between them in 1865, the universities and the press of Germany were divided into two hostile forces. Both sides were to blame, but the Prussian government was to blame as well. He died in harness in 1876 after accepting a call. The American Academy of Arts and Sciences elected a foreign member in 1868. The character was marked strongly. The spirited element in him was powerful, and to some at times he seemed domineering, but his nature was noble at the core; and, though tolerant of inefficiency and stupidity, he never asserted his personal claims in any mean or silly way.He was close to his family and friends, yet he was not as close as he wanted to be. The Priscae Latinitatis Monumenta Epigraphica (Bonn, 1862) is a work of infinite complexity and was the work of eight years of labour. The Latin inscriptions from the earliest times to the end of the Republic are presented in this volume. Though he had no hand in the later volumes, it forms an introductory volume to the Berlin Corpusum Latinarum, the excellence of which is largely due to the example of <mask>. For the most part of the highest finish, and rich in ideas which have left a mark on the scholarship of the time, the results of Ritschl's life are gathered up in a long series of monographs. As a scholar, he looked up to the same person as Hermann. He spent most of his time studying the languages and literatures of Greece and Rome.He was sometimes charged with taking a narrow view of philology. His published papers and the records of his lectures show that he appreciated the importance of ancient institutions. He


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texts: death, his studies are presented in his collection.The Trinummus was the only specimen of his contemplated edition of Plautus that he completed. The edition has been continued by some of his students. <mask> should be considered for the position of professor at the University of Basel because of a recommendation from his teacher. The words were described by him. For the past thirty-nine years, I have seen many young talents develop under my eyes, but never have I known a young man or tried to help one in my field, who was so mature as early as this Nietzsche. His Museum articles were written in the second and third year. He is the first student I have ever accepted a contribution from.He will one day be in the front rank of German philology if he lives long enough. He is twenty-four years old and so constituted as to impress those of a similar nature. He has the gift of presenting ideas, talking freely, as calmly as he speaks. Without wishing it, he is the leader of the younger generation of philosophers who cannot wait to hear him speak as a lecturer. I describe a phenomenon. He is pleasant and modest at the same time. Also a gifted musician.Nietzsche is not a political person. He may have sympathy for the growing greatness of Germany, but, like myself, he has vivid feeling for free civic and spiritual development, and thus a heart for your Swiss institutions. What more do I have to say? The history of Greek literature has been the focus of his studies so far, with special emphasis on the history of Greek philosophy. He will work in other fields with the best of success if confronted by a practical demand with his great gifts. He will be able to do what he wants. The situation was described by Walter Kaufmann.He didn't have a doctorate because


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texts: he hadn't fulfilled his residence requirement. In the present instance, he wrote, "I should stake my whole academic reputation that the matter would work out happily." It's no surprise that Basel decided to ignore the formal insufficiency. In Germany, that sort of thing never happens. Due to his interests in science,Wagner's music, and Schopenhauer's philosophy, Nietzsche lost interest in philology. His call to the university of Basel came as a surprise to Nietzsche, who had not yet received his doctorate, though he had published some fruits of his research in a scholarly journal. He considered giving up philology for science when he was appointed a professor of classical philology at the University of Basel.His interest in philosophy overcame his work in philology. The Birth of Tragedy ended his career as a professor. The book was dismissed as a 'brilliant bull'. The book's poor reception by Classics professionals led to a brief decline in the number of students in Nietzsche's classes. He retired at the age of thirty-five due to physical disabilities. The course of events had been opposite of the prophecy. Lucian Mller was the author of the other works.Carl Schurz is the author of Reminiscences. New York: McClure Publ. Co., 1907. The first part of the book. One, chap. 5, pp. Schurz recalls a meeting of university students at the University of Bonn in the wake of the events of 1848.Schurz gave an impromptu speech which was well received, and after the adjournment, Schurz was asked his age, and he was disappointed that he was too young to be a member of the parliament. Attribution references for <mask> Alfred Fleckeisen and Otto Ribbeck. The Philologie is covered in Ein Beitrag. Leipzig, 1879–1. There were people from Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis who


title: Ahmed Bedier

texts: An expert on Islamic issues, <mask> is a Florida-based community organizer, speaker and media commentator. He was asked to present commentary on CNN, Fox News Channel, NBC and MSNBC. USA Today, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The New York Sun and Time magazine carried articles about him. The president of United Voices for America is <mask>. He is a member of the state board of the American Civil Liberties Union of Florida. He co-hosted True Talk on the NPR station. From a Muslim perspective, the live radio program views global events.<mask>'s father moved his family to the United States when Bedier was eight years old. <mask> chose to remain in the United States when his parents returned to Egypt. He went from an IT network administrator to an operations manager for a dental group and eventually opened his own dental laboratory. After the September 11 attacks, Bedier began his involvement in civil liberties. The mosque was called in response to the attack. Bedier talked about what it was like to be a young Muslim in America after 9/11. This led to volunteering with the Council on American-Islamic Relations.In December of 2003 <mask> became the director. <mask> was involved in advocating for justice, civil rights and understanding after Robert Goldstein was taken into custody. A list of 50 Islamic centers (including the mosque <mask> attended), detailed plans of an "Islamic Education Center", 20 illegal bombs, and a three-page document with the objective to "kill all "rags" were found in a town home. Florida's Muslim community was grateful that he was caught before he blew up one of his bombs, but the incident created a lot of fear. Bedier was at the forefront of raising awareness of racial profiling. There are only a few notable cases here. A bus driver in Jacksonville refused to allow a group of students from Middle Eastern and Asian descent to remain on

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texts: the bus.The students had to walk home. On October 31, 2003 a second bus driver refused to allow Muslim students to board the bus. <mask> was against the incident. There were 44 anti-Muslim incidents reported in 2004. The number went up in 2005. Larbi Tizaoui was one of the anti-Muslim incidents of the year. The American Muslim was denied service at a Subway on November 11, 2005, on his way home from work.He was told that the store was closed, but his wife was not. <mask> filed a complaint with the internal affairs office of the Tampa Police Department because a uniformed police officer helped the Subway manager escort Tizaoui off the premises. The Subway store was also sued. The amount of the settlement was not disclosed. <mask> has become one of the most visible Muslim faces on television as a result of his public appearances on behalf of similar cases. He has appeared on ABC, CNN, Fox News Channel, NBC and MSNBC as a subject matter expert. His appearances have ranged from a conservative talk show host to a progressive.A trial program that addressed Muslim issues was included in 2004. In 2005, True Talk became a permanent part of Friday's programming. The program is co-hosted by <mask> and Jarrah. Religious figures, politicians, community leaders and journalists are some of the guests. <mask> became involved in the American Civil Liberties Union of Florida in 2005. Bedier has helped the Muslim community learn how to work with law enforcement to reduce the risk of home-grown terrorism. In the wake of the UK airline plot, Bedier organized a meeting between law enforcement chiefs from 20 different agencies.The purpose of the meeting was to learn how to work with law enforcement so that suspicious activities are reported effectively. "No one wants to attack their own people," he was quoted as saying. Muslims in France see themselves as French, while Muslims in America

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texts: see themselves as Americans. In 2008, <mask> founded United Voices for America, a non-profit, non-partisan civic organization dedicated to increasing minority participation in America's political process. The organization of candidate and issue forums was one of the first things the new organization did. During the 2008 election year, these large public events brought minorities into contact with candidates. Voters could reach informed decisions regarding the candidates and issues could be identified first hand at these forums.An important strategy of United Voices is to organize issue forums where elected officials and decision makers can discuss concerns. The first Florida Muslim Capitol Day was launched by United Voices on March 10, 2009. The aim of the event was to introduce Muslims to Florida's political process and give them a chance to lobby on issues. The second Florida Muslim Capital Day took place on March 11, 2010. In the summer of 2009, Bedier launched Capitol Leadership Academy, a summer intensive program designed to train young minorities in civic action, public affairs and political participation. The goal is to give young people the tools to take peaceful civic action, engage directly with policy makers and learn the skills of networking. Bedier has worked to promote community services.The opening of free healthcare clinics for uninsured poor-income families was demonstrated through his active organization of Muslim physicians. When seven churches in the Middle East were vandalized after Pope Benedict made comments that angered some Muslims around the world, <mask> organized a regional fundraising campaign to help repair the damage. He asked others to help with the first $5,000. The charity that received the money repaired the damage. He speaks to clergy of many Christian and Jewish denominations about what Islam teaches. Bedier organized a rally at

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texts: the busy intersection of Dale Mabry Highway and Kennedy Boulevard in January of 2011. The effort to increase awareness was joined by about 150 area Muslims.According to <mask>, Egypt has been simmering for a long time. He predicts that you will be able to read about how the youth of Egypt used technology to overthrow the regime. <mask> stated that the purpose of the rally was to send a clear message to the people of Egypt that Egyptians living in America stand in solidarity with them. <mask> spoke out for Muslim rights not only in the United States, but also on a worldwide scale. This has led to backlash and threats. His critics say that Bedier does not speak out harshly enough against Palestinian groups and that his support of a Palestinian state that coexists with Israel proves that he is sympathetic with extremists who have an agenda against Israel. The accusation was not supported by many members of the Jewish community.Positive relations between American Muslims and Jews have been contributed to by him. He holds a moderate position. He was against Iran's denial of the Holocaust. He was against removing Christian and Jewish holidays from the school calendar. He organizes events where common beliefs between the two groups are discussed. Bedier speaks out against violence against civilians. In 2007, when two University of South Florida students were arrested on explosives charges in South Carolina, Bedier was at the forefront of calling for a fair trial and due process.<mask> knew one of the students. This is proof that he is a terrorist. Bedier had no connection with the man who was convicted, and the man he knew casually was acquitted of all charges. <mask> stated in an interview that the video showing how to make a remote detonator was unacceptable. He was sent here on a scholarship to do a doctorate in engineering and not to make videos, and now he's going to


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texts: pay the price for that. Critics say he is stirring up Muslims to intimidate the government after making a statement at the Florida State Capitol. Critics are taking words out of context, according to supporters of <mask>.<mask> quoted a statement from Thomas Jefferson. There is liberty when governments fear the people. There is tyranny when people fear the government. The speech encouraged the Muslims and other minorities to be involved in the political process so they wouldn't have to fear the government, but the government would have to fear them. Some groups feel that <mask> supports another ideology, even though he has spoken out against the use of violence to accomplish social change. The State Department has cleared CAIR of any terrorist connections, but the organization is still under suspicion by some conservative and pro-Israeli groups, and <mask> remains a key target of attack. An internet search will confirm this.<mask> has been accused of being the spokesman for Dr. Al-Arian, who was indicted on terrorism related charges. In December 2005, a Florida federal jury acquitted Al-Arian on eight of seventeen charges, but deadlocked on the rest. Al-Arian pleaded guilty to one count of non-violent material support. <mask> didn't know about Al-Arian before he was arrested. <mask> was praised for his efforts to ensure civil liberties by the special agent in charge of the FBI. The FBI appreciates <mask>'s work in the community in the area of civil rights, as well as his work to establish open forums for us to exchange information in order to keep the nation safe. John Wilson spoke about <mask>'s work on November 20, 2007, during an opinion piece known as "My Talk".Wilson appreciated <mask>'s efforts to prevent the development of terrorist cell groups on American soil. There are links to External links at http://ahmedbedier.blogspot.com and

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title: Maria Kanellis

texts: <mask> is an American professional wrestler, professional wrestling manager, actress, model and singer who is best known for her time with Ring of Honor. She was best known for her time in the WWF. She is best known for her 2008 Playboy magazine photo shoot and her appearances on Celebrity Apprentice. <mask> was a contestant on the show in 2004. She was hired by WWE as a backstage interviewer after placing fifth in the Diva Search. <mask> received the Slammy Award for Diva of the Year in 2009, after competing in the ring as a professional wrestler. Her debut album was released in 2010 and she left wrestling that year.She worked for Ring of Honor and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling with her husband Mike Bennett. She is a former Knockouts champion. She was part of the team that held the WWE 24/7 Championship once. She is the first pregnant champion in the history of the company. <mask> was born in Illinois. She is Greek. Bill and Janny are her siblings.<mask> was interested in playing sports, particularly volleyball, basketball, and softball. She studied at Northern Illinois University after graduating from the high school. <mask> competed in beauty contests before her career in wrestling began. <mask> competed in the World Wrestling Entertainment Diva Search in 2004, after seeing an advertisement while watching Raw. She was hired by the company even though she only placed fifth in the contest. After being eliminated from the contest, she gave another contestant a finger. <mask> began appearing in Ohio Valley Wrestling.Her work at OVW earned her a spot on the Raw brand roster. <mask> was brought on to Raw as a backstage interviewer in November 2004. She asked wrong questions, was annoying and amused the roster. <mask> was defeated in her first official match on the January 10, 2005 episode of Raw. On the March 14 episode of Raw, <mask>'s filling fell out after she was hit. She was the first to be eliminated from the

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texts: Fulfill Your Fantasy Diva Battle Royal at Taboo. On November 14, <mask> competed in a non-title Diva Battle Royal at the Eddie Guerrero tribute Raw show, where she was one of the last three women left.On the November 28 episode of Raw, <mask> asked Eric if he thought he was going to be fired. <mask> was laid out with the Angle Slam after he booked her in a match with Kurt. One week later, <mask> testified in the trial against Bischoff, who was being fired because of his controversial actions as general manager. On the January 2, 2006 episode of Raw, <mask> was attacked and stripped of her clothes by Vince's Devil, but she was saved by another person. Vince McMahon announced a Gauntlet Bra & Panties Match for New Year's Revolution between all five girls during a commercial break. <mask> was the first to enter the Gauntlet match and eliminated both Wilson and Michelle before being eliminated by Victoria. Massaro won the match.On the February 6, episode of Raw, Jonathan Coachman announced that Edge and Lita would have fought the mixed team of John Cena and <mask> in the main event, and before the match, John kissed <mask>, who came into his locker room to express her nervousness for the competition. <mask> scored the victory after a spear was thrown. <mask> was defeated in a one-sided singles match by Lita the following month. <mask> lost the title match on the April 10 episode of Raw. <mask> advanced to the semi-finals of the Women's Championship Tournament after defeating Victoria, Candice, and Wilson in a Fatal Four-Way Bra and Panties match. <mask> lost in the semi-finals. <mask> tried to interview Kevin Federline on the January 1, 2007, episode of Raw, but was slapped by Melina.Melina won the match later that night. During the Women's Championship match between Victoria and Mickie James, <mask> and Candice ran to the ring to stop Melina from interfering, helping James retain the title. She defeated Melina in

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texts: two tag team matches. <mask> and Santino Marella started dating in June. On the November 5 episode of Raw, Marella was confronted by Stone Cold Steve Austin, who criticized his movie, The Condemned. Marella received a Stone Cold sturnner from Austin as part of the storyline. <mask> was involved in backstage segments where Massaro suggested that <mask> should be on the cover of Playboy.<mask> earned the right to be on the cover of the magazine by defeating Beth Phoenix on February 18. <mask>'s cover was plastered over with pictures of Marella. Marella broke up with him after she told him to either pose for the magazine or stay with her. They were defeated by Phoenix and Melina in a Playboy Bunnymania Lumberjill match. After the match, <mask> kissed the Master of Ceremonies. The next night on Raw, <mask> defeated Marella, but the match ended with <mask> as the winner. They ended their feud.<mask> was drafted to the SmackDown brand as part of the 2008 WWE supplemental draft. She defeated Victoria on the August 1 episode of the show. <mask> was the number one contender for the Divas Championship when she won a "Las Vegas Dice on a Pole" match, but lost the title to McCool. <mask> was part of the team that lost the match at the Survivor Series. <mask> was defeated by Maryse in a number one contender's match for the title two weeks after she upset the Divas Champion on the December 5 episode of SmackDown! At the Armageddon on December 14, <mask> was a part of the winning team of a Santa's Little Helper tag team match. She was a special guest referee in the Divas Championship match between Maryse and McCool, where Maryse became the new champion.McCool attacked <mask> after the match. <mask> attacked McCool during a match on the January 23, 2009, episode of SmackDown. She defeated McCool on the February 13 episode of the show. <mask> won three out of four matches against McCool over the course of several weeks. She

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title: Maria Kanellis

texts: competed for the "Miss WrestleMania" crown, but was eliminated by Victoria. <mask> was the special guest referee in Diva matches. <mask> returned to the ring on the July 3 episode of SmackDown, teaming with Melina to defeat LayCool.Even though she was a fan favorite and he was a villainous character, she entered into an on-screen relationship with him. <mask> accompanied him to his match with Rey Mysterio for the Intercontinental Championship. Melina implied that he was cheating on <mask>, which she did not believe. <mask> cost him his match with John Morrison when she broke up with him on the October 6 episode of SmackDown. <mask> returned to the ring on the December 4 episode of the show to help Mickie James fight off an attack by LayCool. She returned to the ring the following week, teaming up with James to defeat LayCool. <mask> won the Slammy Award for Diva of the Year, which was voted for by the fans.<mask> and Matt had a brief on-screen relationship on the February 12, 2010 episode of SmackDown. <mask> was released from her contract. <mask> will be appearing at Ring of Honor's Final Battle pay-per-view on December 23, 2011. She accompanied her real-life boyfriend, Mike Bennett, as a villainess, in a three-way elimination match for the ROH World Television Championship, where he won. She was dubbed the "First Lady" of Ring of Honor Wrestling. Bennett and Bob Evans lost to Eddie and Adam Cole at the June 21 Ring of Honor Wrestling tapings. <mask>, Bennett, and Bob tried to attack Cole and Edwards, but were stopped by Sara Del Rey.<mask> and Bennett lost to Del Rey and Edwards in a mixed tag team match. <mask> and Bennett became involved in a storyline with Mike Mondo after he kissed <mask> during one of Bennett's matches. Bennett defeated Mondo to end the feud. Bennett defeated Jerry Lynn in his final Ring of Honor match on December 16 at Final Battle 2012: Doomsday, after being accompanied by <mask> and

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title: Maria Kanellis

texts: Bob. <mask> and Bennett defeated The Brutal Burgers in a tag team match. Kanellis tried to stop Lisa Marie Varon from attacking Bennett during the Glory by Honor XII match. At the January 4, 2014, tapings of Ring of Honor Wrestling which aired on February 1, <mask> helped Bennett defeat Alexander.<mask> and Bennett were involved in Matt Hardy's feud with The Briscoes. During the feud, The Kingdom stole the title from Jay Briscoe. Bennett and <mask> changed the title to the Championship of Love. Mark's brother, Jay, interrupted them. After the December 19, 2015, Ring of Honor Wrestling taping, Bennett and <mask> left the promotion after failing to agree on a new contract. The inaugural Family Wrestling Entertainment (FWE) Women's Champion was determined on February 25, 2012 when <mask> won a tournament. <mask> won his first championship in professional wrestling.She held the title until March 24, when she lost it to Winter in a three-way match. <mask> regained the title in July. <mask> defended her title against Love. In September of 2012 <mask> made her debut for Chikara, managing Mike Bennett and The Young Bucks to the finals of the King of Trios tournament. The National Pro Wrestling Day was hosted by <mask>. On April 6, 2015, <mask> managed Bennett and Matt Taven to capture New Japan Pro-Wrestling's IW GP. Due to Mike Bennet's politics, NJPW had booked its first match involving female wrestlers since October 2002, which would see <mask> team up with Bennett and Taven to take on Amber Gallows, Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson at Wrestling.The match was won by <mask>. Bennett and Taven faced off against Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson on July 5 in Osaka-jo Hall, and <mask> was with them. Bennett was distracted by Doc Gallows and Taven lost the match. <mask> introduced her husband as "The Miracle" during the premiere of Impact Wrestling on Pop TV. After Gail Kim refused <mask>'s help to make her go "mainstream",

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title: Maria Kanellis

texts: <mask> began a feud with her. <mask> became the new impact Knockouts Division Commissioner on the April 19 episode of Impact Wrestling. A singles match was set up for Slammiversary during the feud between <mask> and Gail Kim.<mask>'s match with Kim was called off because she was not medically cleared to compete because she had a broken hand. Kim was added to make it a triple threat match. On the September 1 episode of Impact Wrestling, <mask> pinned her opponent, Allie, to win the Women's Knockout Championship for the first time in her career. On October 2 at the Bound for Glory pay-per-view, Kim defeated <mask> for the title, ending her reign of 50 days, and Gail Kim also defeated <mask> to step down as the new TNA Knockouts Commissioner. After being convinced by Kevin Owens, the couple didn't re-sign with the promotion and left on March 1. <mask> and her husband, <mask>, became heels for the first time in <mask>'s career when they appeared at Money in the Bank. On the July 18 episode of SmackDown, <mask> helped Mike win his match.<mask> took a leave of absence from the company after announcing she was pregnant. On January 22, 2018, at the 25th Anniversary of Raw, a pregnant <mask> was honored as part of a segment involving women considered legends that contributed to the company's success. On the October 10 episode of 205 Live, <mask> made her television return as she interrupted a match between Lince Dorado and Lio Rush, allowing her husband to attack him. Three weeks later, on October 28, <mask> took part in her first match in over eight years in the first ever all women's pay–per–view, Evolution, where she competed in a battle royal for a future women's championship match but she was eliminated. <mask> continued her managerial role throughout the rest of the year as she would accompany her husband to his matches on 205 Live. According to Pro Wrestling Sheet, <mask> and Mike recently asked to be released

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texts: from their contracts. <mask> denied that she asked for her release.According to Mike Johnson, they were not backstage at 205 Live. <mask> competed in her first women's Royal Rumble match, entering at number 15 and lasting 08:12 minutes before she was eliminated by Fox. Bennett would lose to Kalisto on 205 Live. Mike and <mask> lost a mixed tag team match on the July 1st episode of Raw. <mask> revealed during the match that she was pregnant with Bennett's second child. On the July 29 episode of Raw, Mike hid from a crowd of men in <mask>'s locker room so she could pin him to win the title. She lost the title after Mike hugged her on the examination table during <mask>'s OB-GYN appointment.She became the focal point of a story on TV, where she would say that Mike was not the father of her child, resulting in her husband losing matches. The storyline was dropped. She said that the storyline would end with Mike being the father and overcoming his addiction. On April 15, 2020, <mask> and many other employees were released from their contracts due to budget cuts. On December 20, 2020, <mask> introduced "The Experience", where fans can discuss and influence about the Ring of Honor online. She was released by the company due to the closing down. <mask> returned to Impact Wrestling on January 8, 2022, along with Mike Bennett, Matt Taven, PCO, andVincent, where they attacked Eddie, Rich, and Willie Mack.She was a contestant on a reality show in 2004. She made it to the final three. She appeared on five episodes of Family Feud in the week of November 5, 2007. She was on the February 6, 2008 episode of Project Runway. Four people were on an episode of Sunset Tan. <mask> was on the Top 20 Video Countdown. She hosted Attack of the Show on December 17, 2009.At the King of the Cage event in Reno, Nevada, on March 26, 2010, <mask> began his new career as a mixed martial arts commentator. <mask> was a contestant on the Celebrity

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title: Maria Kanellis

texts: Apprentice. On the May 16 episode, she was eliminated. She was fifth out of fourteen contestants. When she was nineteen years old, <mask> was asked to pose for Playboy, but she turned it down because of her sister. She posed for a nude photo for the April 2008 issue. The black hooded jacket she wore in one of the photos was made from her own wardrobe.FHM named her 53rd of 100 on their "The Sexiest Women 2008" list. The last active WWE Diva to pose nude was <mask>, who posed for a nude photo in the summer of 2016 after the term "WWE Diva" was dropped by the company in favor of referring to the female talent as Superstars along with the men. "Fantasy" is the first single from <mask>' debut album, which was released on April 13, 2010. <mask> launched her own perfume line in March of 2011. In September of 2011, <mask> launched her DVD line in conjunction with Code Red DVD. <mask> and Bennett started a weekly show called Mike & Maria in Wonderland. <mask> owns and operates an event design company.<mask> has appeared in video games. She made her debut in the game. There was a raw 2009. <mask> is in the show. There are two DLCs for Raw 2010, WWE 2K19 and WWE 2K20. In a December 2011 interview, <mask> confirmed she was dating Mike Bennett, and the couple were engaged in November 2012 <mask> and Bennett were married.<mask> and Bennett were expecting a child. Fredrica "Freddie" Moon Bennett was born on April 3, 2018? During a mixed tag team match with <mask> and Bennett, <mask> announced that she and Bennett are expecting their second child. Carver Mars Bennett was born on February 3, 2020. <mask> obtained a degree in Sports, Entertainment, and Event Management from Johnson & Wales University in May of last year, after being one of the recipients of the WWE's talent scholarship. There are two Family Wrestling Entertainment FWE Women's Championship. There are 21 of the top 50 female wrestlers in the 2008 Total Nonstop

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title: Ludwik Birkenmajer

texts: The historian of science, physicist, astronomer and professor of the Jagiellonian University is a Polish person. A descendant of the German family settled in Southern Poland during the time of the Napoleon wars as part of the Austrian Habsburg Empire. He was the son of two people. At the Krakw University, I studied physics, chemistry and mathematics, but I was educated in the Gymnasium of the Franz Joseph High School. There were supplementary studies in Vienna. He defended his degree in 1879. The thesis was written in Krakw based on the study.The agricultural school in Czernichw near Krakw had a teacher of mathematics and physics for nearly two decades. He worked at the Jagiellonian University until the end of his life. He became an ordinary professor and lecturer of the history of mathematics, physics, astronomy and physical geography at the same time as being a Chair of the History of Exact Sciences. He became a regular member of the Krakw Academy of Sciences and Letters in 1927. The Library Commission of the Academy was chaired by him. He was the secretary of the Commission for the History of Mathematical and Sciences Natural in 1910-1913. The Polish Academy of Sciences and Letters was established in 1918.<mask> was a member of the Scientific Society in Toru. The 450 anniversary of the birth of Copernicus was celebrated in 1923 with a series of lectures in Krakw, Toru, Pozna and Warsaw. He analyzed the main work of De revolutionibus orbium coelestium and came to the conclusion that it was created before he met the PtolemyAlmagest. He discovered a letter of the


title: Jason Webley

texts: There is a musician known for his fusion of folk, experimental, and alternative music. Webley plays the guitar and accordion and sometimes provides percussion by shaking a plastic bottle filled with coins. <mask> has collaborated with a wide range of artists. He has organized a number of concerts and events to remember tragedies in his hometown. <mask> was originally from Washington. Webley was in a punk rock band in high school. He picked up the accordion in 1996 when he was a student at the University of Washington and wrote a couple of songs for a play on the accordion.He recalled, "I was just a geeky kid, accordion came later." I've become cool because of my accordion playing. I had an electric guitar. I had a computer and a guitar. I looked at the stuff. I was a nerd. Webley quit his job in the spring of 1998 and began busking.He recorded the album Viaje in his kitchen. Against the Night was one of <mask>'s most popular albums. "Last Song" and "Dance While the Sky Crashes Down" would be mainstays of his live performances for the next two decades. <mask>'s first four albums were released or re-released by Springman Records, but he now owns his own record label, Eleven Records, and sells his merchandise via website or at concerts. Webley plays many instruments on his albums, but when he tours, he only brings his guitar, accordion, and a bottle filled with coins from around the world. He has done short tours with a band. Webley has performed at a number

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title: Jason Webley

texts: of festivals.His sound is similar to Tom Waits, Vladimir Vysotsky, Leonard Cohen, and Bob Dylan. <mask>'s eclectic personality is reflected in his music and live performances. <mask> is fond of the number 11. Throughout his career, there are references to the number. On November 11th, he performed a concert. Webley used to incorporate vegetables into his performances. He used to own a Toyota corolla that was converted into a giant tomato.It had a green fiberglass stem attached to the roof of the car, but it was stolen. He reported at a concert that his beloved Toyota had passed away. <mask>'s vegetable fixation is no longer a main part of his live performances. <mask> was born in the spring after pretending to die on Halloween. In May of last year, while doing a series of live shows with the show Welcome to Night Vale, as well as writing an original song for the character of Louie Blasco, as well as performing the songs 'Promise To The Moon' and 'These and More Than These' by Joseph Webley scaled back his touring schedule in 2011. He still performs at the Oregon Country Fair.The Monsters of Accordion tour took place on the West Coast. When <mask> was invited to play at an accordion shop in Oakland, he met two Bay Area accordionists. The first monster of accordion tour was done by them. The accordionists featured on the tour were Corn Mo,Geoff Berner, Amy Denio, Mark Growden, and Stevhen Iancu. Margaret was a collaborative album released by Webley in honor

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title: Jason Webley

texts: of the daughter of a prominent family. <mask>'s fascination with Rucker's pyramidal tomb and his friend's discovery of one of Rucker's scrapbooks in a California dumpster sparked the album. Six live shows were performed on the West Coast after the album was released.The project was funded through a campaign. In 2016 <mask> once again turned to crowd funding to co-create an album centered on Everett's history. The focus this time was on the massacre. The album was dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the massacre. One hundred years ago tomorrow, it was performed at the historic Everett Theater. <mask> started organizing a circus on the river. The project was delayed for two years because of his father's illness.The Flotsam River Circus performed at the Oregon Country Fair in the summer of 2019. The shows were performed on a homemade barge. The circus will perform in the greater Seattle area in August of 2021. There will be a series of 11 collaborative projects between <mask> and his friends, and each recording will be limited to 1,111 numbered copies. He has collaborated with many people. Evelyn Evelyn's debut album, Elephant Elephant, was released via Webley's Eleven Records. <mask> and Professor Science collaborated on a song about mittens after a concert at Hampshire College.After a concert at Bard College, <mask> and a group of students collaborated on a song called "Clown Car to Mulberry", then at Sarah Lawrence College, Webley and almost the entire

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title: Gertrude Harding

texts: She was born on a farm in rural Canada. She moved to London in 1912. She was one of only a few Canadian women to join the militant suffragette movement. One of the highest-ranking and longest-serving members of the Women's Social and Political Union was <mask>. The last of seven children on a farm in Welsford, New Brunswick, Canada, was born in 1889. She was able to escape housework to hunt, fish and camp alone in the woods with her pet raccoon. When she was 18 years old, a doctor told her she had a serious heart condition.She was invited to travel to Hawaii with her sister and family. She became interested in working with the poor after she was asked to teach sewing classes to local women. In 1912, <mask> was invited to join the family of Dr. Ernest Waterhouse, who had business interests. She witnessed her first poster parade of women carrying placards with slogans such as "Votes for Women" and "No Taxation without Representation". She became a paid Women's Social and Political Union organizer after being drawn to the cause. She moved out on her own. The first big job was to stage a midnight attack on rare orchids with Lilian Lenton at the Royal Botanical Gardens.The best places to attack were discovered by the women who were posing as tourists. They broke into two glass houses with rare orchids, intending to cause as much damage as possible before being caught. The night watchman didn't show up. The next day a dozen newspapers reported the outrage at Kew Gardens, two of which claimed it must have been male sympathizers because only men could scale the six-foot wall to escape. At the time of the croquet pavilion fire, Olive Hockin and <mask> were accused of setting fire to their art studio. There was a newspaper left at the scene. The headquarters of Lincoln's Inn was raided by Scotland Yard and the paper was driven underground.During the Cat and Mouse Act, Mrs. Pankhurst's secret bodyguard was asked to head up from constant rearrest by Scotland Yard.

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title: Gertrude Harding

texts: Edith Garrud taught the bodyguard jujitsu. The women were often badly injured from contusions to broken bones. Their best success against Scotland Yard detectives came from outwitting them. The real Mrs Pankhurst was able to escape undetected when a decoy was arrested. The Suffragette newspaper was edited by <mask> in 1914. The Pankhursts were loyal to the British Government during the war effort, and as a result, <mask> remained part of the skeleton staff of the WSPU.When Christabel was exiled in Paris, <mask> was private secretary to her. Britannia was edited for five months in 1915. The Pankhursts didn't have enough money to let her go. At the Gretna Munitions factory in Scotland, <mask> helped the women who worked there under terrible conditions by giving them social assistance. After moving back to Canada in 1920, he lived in a cottage on a field of the William and <mask> farm. She kept her job as Welfare Supervisor in New Jersey for 13 years. She fought for peace, women's rights, animal rights, and the poor in her middle years.She added photos and sketches to her memoirs and gave them to her niece to use as she pleased. Gert was sick with cancer when he went to live with his niece in 1976. The man died a year later. She had no children. The contents of Gert's diary were included in With All Her Might; the Life of <mask>, Militant Suffragette, which was published in 1996. The Good Fight is a play by Ann Bertram and Theatre Unbound. In Peter Hilton's play Mrs Garrud's Dojo, <mask> and her sister are portrayed with latitude and name changes.The character of Edith Garrud, who trained the Bodyguard in jujitsu, is included in the play. In the trilogy Suffrajitsu: Mrs. Pankhurst's Amazons and The Second-Story Girl and The Isle of Dogs, she is a supporting character. "Civil Rights" and "No Man Shall Protect Us: The Hidden History of the Suffragette Bodyguards" were both made by Scottie Caldwell. The Pankhurst Centre in Manchester has a list of

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title: Heywood Broun

texts: He was an American journalist from December 7, 1888 to December 18, 1939. He was an editor in New York City. The Newspaper Guild and The NewsGuild-CWA were founded by him. He is best known for his writing on social issues and his advocacy of the underprivileged. He believed that journalists could help correct wrongs. Career was the third of four children to be born to <mask>. and Henrietta Marie. He did not get a degree from Harvard.He started writing baseball stories in the sports section of the New York Morning Telegraph. After working at the New York Tribune, he became a drama critic at the New York World. He started writing a syndicated column while at the World. He moved to the New York World-Telegram in the 1920s. His column was published there, but his contract was not renewed. The New York Post picked him up. Two days before his death, his only column appeared in that paper.In 1917, a drama critic wrote about the performance of an actor in a play. It was the worst performance we have ever seen. In light of the judge's instructions, the jury decided for the New York Tribune. He had to review a production with Stein in it. He wrote that Stein wasn't up to his usual standard. Posterity is as likely to be wrong as anyone else is an attributed line of lasting quotability. In 1927 to 1937, he wrote a regular column for The Nation.The New York World fired Broun as a result of his column. The New Republic is a rival to The Nation. In 1930, he ran for Congress as a Socialist. "I'd rather be right than


title: Heywood Broun

texts: St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York. Among them were New York City Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, columnist Franklin Pierce Adams, actor-director George M. Cohan, playwright-director George S. Kaufman, New York World editor Herbert Bayard Swope, columnist Walter Winchell and actress Tallulah Bankhead. The Cemetery of the Gate of Heaven is in Hawthorne, New York, which is 25 miles north of New York City. The Baseball Writers' Association of America gave the J. G. Taylor Spink Award in 1970. Gary Basaraba played the character of Broun in the film Mrs.Parker and the Vicious Circle.In the first season of the Amazon television series Z: The Beginning of Everything, Tony Manna plays the character of <mask>. The A.E.F. has Footnotes. Our Army at the Front (1918), The 51st Dragon (1919), Seeing Things at Night (1921), The Boy Grew Older (1922), Pieces of Hate (1922), The Sun Field (1923), Sitting On The World (1924), and Anthony Comstock: Roundsman of the World. Chicago: Shasta Publishers, 1948. 62. The Algonquin Wits was written by Robert E. Drennan. Secaucus, NJ: Citadell Press, 1985.John L. Lewis wrote "As He Seemed to Us". The Random House/Newspaper Guild of New York was published in 1940. The Politics of American Labor Journalism in the 1920s and 1930s was written by Christopher Phelps. No. 15, no. The 1st of March, pp. 25–51. The New York Times reported on a large crowd at St. Patrick's Mass.It was 23. The New York Times reported onNewspaper Guild in 1933. There were burials at Gate of Heaven Cemetery in New


title: Charlie Dunn

texts: The American bootmaker <mask> made cowboy boots for more than 80 years. He was dubbed the "Michelangelo of cowboy boots" in the wake of Jerry Jeff Walker's song. By the time he retired from Texas Traditions, his shop in Austin had a waiting list of hundreds of interested buyers willing to wait three years for delivery, and he had made boots for a long list of celebrities, including Arnold Palmer. Don Counts, who owned several pairs of <mask>'s boots and lured him out of a premature retirement, described him as a real character, an elflike creature. <mask>, who is known for his colorful language and broad sense of humor, measured out at 5'4" and 135 pounds of pure imp. Even though he was quiet, he could tell stories all day and all night. The survival of exceptional bootmaking in the traditional, handmade manner was assured when <mask> passed along his bootmaking mastery to Lee Miller, his heir-designate.Despite the general trend toward bootmaking in factories, <mask> continued to produce custom boots despite the trend. One of the few remaining survivors of an extinct species, <mask> was able to pass his skills to a new generation to make sure that the world continued to enjoy bootmaking. <mask> was the third of ten children for Molly and Thomas and was born in 1898. His great-great grandfather, Winfield Scott Duam, made boots in County Cork, Ireland, starting a lineage of bootmakers that reached to young <mask>, five generations. The name change to "<mask>" happened a few generations later. His parents were from Tennessee. The family moved "in a covered wagon" to

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title: Charlie Dunn

texts: Texas at three and settled in Glory, a tiny village outside Paris, a town of 9000 near the Oklahoma border.He remembered that his mother taught him how to read and write before he started school. <mask>'s first job was emptying spittoons for ten cents a week, but it ended quickly. He was working with his father in the shop of Ed Lewis. At age eight, <mask> moved in with Lewis in Paris because he wanted to learn from someone other than his father. The move may have been a sign of difficulties in their relationship. He produced his first pair of boots when he was 11. The family of most bootmakers moved frequently, chasing steady work.After living in several towns, including Tyler, <mask> moved to Fort Worth, where his father opened a boot shop on the corner of Main and Exchange Streets. Customers for boots likely came from the stockyards and broader ranch culture. TheDunns moved to Arkansas in 1913 to get away from the big city. At fifteen, <mask> moved out after a dispute with his father about money, possibly over <mask>'s use of funds to purchase a suit. After two years of high school, <mask> hit the road, according to a later Census Report. He settled in Newport County, Arkansas, but then moved to Fort Smith, Arkansas, where he worked for a local bootmaker. He convalesced under his mother's care in Tyler, Texas, for six months, before he left for good.He spent time in Paris again. For his first stint as a bootmaker for the U.S. Army, he worked at Fort Sill, OK. According to <mask>, he never stayed at a job after he learned all he could from it. Sometimes I'd

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title: Charlie Dunn

texts: leave after a week, but I was never without work. When he was discharged from the Navy, he began wearing a black beret and kept doing so the rest of his life. His next stop was Memphis, where he studied art for a couple of years and incorporated another lifelong, signature practice: an emphasis on the anatomy of the foot in fitting boots. The importance of the skeleton in making accurate depictions was stressed by his art teacher."How can you make a portrait or paint a face if you don't know the bone structure underneath?" asked <mask>. He earned a certification from the Dr. Scholl's School of Podiatry, an achievement that he referred to the rest of his life. He used his knowledge of the foot structure to create a wooden model of the foot. <mask> married Cecile in Memphis. Their marriage ended in Austin in 1985. They had four children. After Memphis, <mask> sought work in a boot factory for the first time.He took a job in the shoe and boot factory. He said that in a factory, you only do one or two operations at a time. You make something. You become a part of that machine. You have as much individuality as IT does. "From then on, I never messed with work in a factory," he said. <mask> went down to San Antonio in 1933 to make boots for the Army again, this time at Fort Sam Houston.He took a job at Lone Star Boots in Austin at the end of the decade. He lived on West 2nd St., a short distance from the store, in the heart of downtown Austin. He made a pair of boots with an intricate yellow rose inlaid into the upper of the boot. He put the boots in the window to get

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title: Charlie Dunn

texts: a buyer. A short time later, Ernest Tubb, a seminal figure in western music, bought the boots. A legend was born. After watching artists starving in the Depression, he decided to take his love of art and put it in bootmaking.He thought a boot was a sculpture. He achieved a special marriage of art and craft with his works from the 1940s. Capitol Saddlery <mask> finally settled down in 1949. He worked at Capitol Saddlery on Lavaca St. in central Austin under the eye and sometimes the thumb of Thomas "Buck" Steiner, a legend for his rodeo skills. Capitol Saddlery marketed its saddles and tack through Montgomery Ward's and Sears catalogs as well as to ranchers across Texas. <mask> extended the tradition of excellence to footwear. Big Steiner stood over the "bantam rooster" while <mask> stood in contrast.The Rodeo Hall of Fame image of <mask>, elf-like, mischievous, a talker, and family man contrasted sharply with the personality of Steiner, hard, gruff, and with a colorful past. They were able to work together for a long time out of need and respect for excellence. By the 1960s, <mask>'s boots were expensive. In today's dollars, his custom boots sold for more than $1,000. The value of <mask>'s creations is highlighted in an incident from the early-1960s. Vice-president Lyndon Johnson wanted a pair of <mask>'s boots and sent Sam Houston Johnson, his brother, to get <mask> to come to the courthouse to fit him because he was, according to <mask>'s account, "sort of tied up." <mask> went out the door to take the measurements after being checked out by the FBI.He was

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title: Charlie Dunn

texts: stopped by Steiner who said, "I wasn't going to do that." If Lyndon Johnson wanted his measure taken, he could come over to the saddlery. When an interviewer asked if he forbade the trip because he was a Republican, <mask> retorted, "Hell, he wasn't any Republican." He was a fool. <mask> didn't make a pair of boots for LBJ. The rise of the "progressive country," "outlaw music," and "cosmic cowboy" culture in Austin, Texas, caused the market for custom cowboy boots, anything construed as "cowboy" really, to grow dramatically in the 1970s. The Austin music scene generated high demand for <mask>'s boots due to the rise in disposable income from "cowboy capitalism" in the black market.Jerry Jeff Walker's "Charlie Dunn" reflected this trend and accelerated it. After the song's release, prices soared into the thousands, though Porter Wagoner's diamond-encrusted pair sold for $25,000! With <mask>'s popularity came Steiner's resentment. One observer said, "When <mask> began to attract some publicity, the boss got jealous and a bad situation developed between them." <mask> built boots for $3.25 an hour, even though he was "countin' his gold" and buying ranches in the Austin area. <mask> asked for a raise in 1974. <mask> quit after Steiner refused.He left for good, but not before, as legend has it, he dismantled the wooden lasts created for thousands of customers, rendering them useless. One observer said that it was <mask>'s way of getting back at Steiner. <mask> retired after 25 years at Capitol Saddlery. "About as fairly as anyone else around there was, I suppose,"


title: Charlie Dunn

texts: <mask> replied when asked if he had been treated fairly there. He and Cecile moved to Mesquite to be near Louise Rountree, his only daughter and her family. <mask> claims that she lured him there against his will when he wanted to retire and do a little gardening. Many of his customers had different ideas.After retiring to Mesquite, <mask> couldn't get a night's rest. People were calling me at all hours, from all over, saying they couldn't get a good fit, and calling me a living legend. I had to start again. Return to bootmaking Don Counts, Austin physician to the music community, was one of the many who had come to depend on <mask> to fit him properly when no one else ever had. Counts saw a dying art form moving to Mesquite, not just a bootmaker. "Bootmaking is an art that's going to be lost before too long," <mask> said. Counts had to get <mask> back to Austin to make boots.It's not surprising that Counts knows <mask>'s historical and cultural importance. He worked without pay for the musicians who played at the Armadillo World Headquarters and other Austin venues. From the 1970s onward, Austin musicians, and many others from across the country, knew him as a medical source who met their needs in an affordable manner. Several well-known musicians counted him as their personal physician because they depended on him to work with their difficult and far flung schedules. He was a consultant to the founding board of the Health Alliance of Austin Musicians, which seeks to provide affordable health care for musicians without insurance. He recognized that preserving


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texts: <mask>'s bootmaking was preserving a vanishing cultural practice, just as he recognized the critical value in keeping alive Jimmy Reed or James Cotton. Most people had fallen under the spell of the impish cobbler, so the business and cultural interests were woven together with the personal.The atmosphere from the beginning was less like a business than a close-knit family, with resentments and arguments, and eventually, reconciliation between <mask>, staff, manager, and owner. Carrlyn Short, soon to be Lee Miller's wife, played a crucial role in establishing an efficient, productive, and harmonious environment in which several strong, artistic personalities vied for expression. Steve Wiener, a recent University of Texas graduate and a guitar player in the Austin scene, joined Counts in the quest to bring <mask> back to Austin. He knew <mask> after buying his first boots at Capitol Saddlery. He went to the shop about every six months to check the hides in stock, but also to chat with <mask>, for whom he was developing deep respect and affection. When Counts asked Wiener to be partners in bringing <mask> out of retirement, he quickly agreed. He was the on-site manager of the new concern and handled publicity for 3 12 years.<mask> would have his own shop, with apprentices to teach and direct, a salary equal to three times what he had earned, free medical care for Cecile and him, two weeks paid vacation, and a place to live as part of a deal presented to him by Counts. Skeptical, <mask> resisted: "I told them no at first." I told them I didn't want to manage a place

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texts: or have my name on a bank note. <mask> was assured that we would be free to make boots, not payrolls, when Counts secured a $10,000 loan to finance the project. They said they would take care of that end. I said that would suit me. "Texas Traditions" opened on College Ave. off South Congress in 1977.A renovated bungalow in front of <mask> and Cecile's home held the shop and office. Why did <mask> agree? The money? He had never been driven to excel by that. "Bootmaking is an art that's going to be lost before too long," <mask>e, Nocona, and Tony Lama, have been gone for a long time. More than 50 former and potential customers clamored to have <mask> tend to them if he came back.For the tradition to endure, <mask> had to pass along what he had learned from his 70+ years of bootmaking. I'd rather let someone else do it. Besides committing to financing and managing the new shop, Counts and Wiener recruited top prospects from Oklahoma State's bootmaking school to serve under <mask>. They applied from all over the country and across the Atlantic. One of the apprentices who joined <mask> at Texas Traditions, Lee Miller, exemplifies the process that <mask> and his backers understood. A shoe repair shop in Vermont was where Miller began his apprenticeship at 18. Miller was about to have an idea.One day a friend brought by a cassette tape of Jerry Jeff Walker's "Charlie Dunn" the song that brought <mask>'s expertise to a popular audience. Miller exclaimed, "That's what I want to do!" after listening to the song in his friend's van. He thought that he would never be

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texts: famous. That music made it happen. It inspired me to work with <mask>. He headed off to Oklahoma State's bootmaking school with the idea that he had seen a pair of <mask>'s boots. He went to Utah to work with a bootmaker.They encouraged Steve Martin, one of the original apprentices at Texas Traditions, to recruit the best bootmaker apprentice he could think of, and he gave them the name of Miller, the "valedictorian" of the school. After four months of searching, they reached Miller in Utah. Miller had no phone service in Utah so the search took so long. As Lee Miller puts it, "I wasn't sure about moving to Texas, but to work with <mask> was the opportunity of a lifetime for a young guy who wanted to make boots." I knew it was where I wanted to be when I walked in the doors. The work they were doing was amazing. "Because of the fit" is one of the many reasons offered by the thousands of owners of <mask>'s boots.<mask> built a boot that held them after taking accurate, extensive measurements. In person, <mask> preferred to make the measurements. "Feet are like fingerprints," <mask> said. "None are the same." A prospective client was ordered to "just stand naturally" in his or her socks, while <mask> drew with his blue pencil on a sheet of paper, asking how they would be used. Do you dance? There are other relevant facts.He made marks on the diagrams with his double-jointed hands and probed and worked his feet. He said that he took a double diagram and took notes on every little blood vessel and everything else. It takes about 10 minutes. I don't have to watch

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texts: what I'm doing. Just like a safecracker's hands, my hands are so sensitive. To achieve the perfect fit, the boots must conform to that individual's shape by making certain there was no pressure on the blood vessels or the tendons, otherwise "misery" and the foot falls asleep. He claimed that he had to know your feet to do it right.The Texas legislature ordered <mask> to measure clients' feet without socks in the 1940s. In the late 1970s, <mask> said that you can't take your socks off in his presence. The Texas legislature passed a law 30 years ago that said you have to keep your socks on if you want to keep your business here. They were afraid of being in the boot-making profession. I asked their hand on that one. I told them that if I didn't have more faith in my trade than they did, I would dig ditches. I told them to do the same thing.<mask> persevered to overcome the obstacle. <mask> translated the measurements to wooden lasts, foot-shaped wooden blocks after he had them. He shaped the lasts with leather strips and scalpels to conform to the measurement. <mask> explained that the whole thing is built around the arch. He used lasts of his own design and had them imported from Mexico, changing from Mexican ash to mesquite over time. He said that the feet change all the time and that the last generally served for seven years. "If the customer gains as much as 25 pounds, he must come in so I can take a new set of measurements for a new last.""There are some things I don't talk about because I don't want other bootmakers to know how it's done." In bootmaking, the

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texts: last comes first, according to <mask>. <mask> didn't have the chance to make boots personally. He agreed to make Harry a pair, but only if he made sure that the one taking the measurements followed <mask>'s instructions, and that he loved the boots <mask> produced. An orthodontist couldn't come to Austin for a fitting. <mask> reluctantly agreed to work with him, but demanded x-rays to see the bone structure. The art instructor's emphasis on anatomy clearly took hold of <mask>.The man's toes "just doubled up" on themselves when <mask> saw the x-rays. The client said it was the first time in his life he ever had comfort in his feet when he received the boots. The Hells Angels president had no toes on his left foot, and the Texas literary legend J. Frank Dobie had two club feet. There are many stories of <mask>'s works actually fixing foot problems. A man's foot was relieved by a pair of his boots. The fellow's bone spur disappeared within a month after I put my boots on him. The surgeon wanted to operate.I don't need to after he puts my boots on. The man asked <mask> to make him some boots because he was missing the front part of his foot. He put my boots on after walking into the shop with a cane. He didn't need the cane when he left. "I can fit them like a lot of them can't," <mask> said. The boot had to hold the shape for the fit to last. <mask> had some secrets in the construction of the boot.He incorporated ideas and practices from dozens of bootmakers with whom he worked and his own, constant effort to improve his practices. There was a code for bootmaking

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texts: by the 1970s. He made boots the old-fashioned way, never trying something new unless it improved the boot, and sometimes not even then, for he preferred the traditional way. There were practices that were not negotiable for <mask>. The boot has pegs in it to hold various elements. It took a long time to perfect and was expensive, but he insisted on spinning his own flax threads. The nylon thread was never used.Though almost every other bootmaker used plastic toe boxes as inserts to shape the toe of the boot, <mask> insisted on shaping them exclusively with leather boxes because they were tougher, and retained the tradition of bootmaking by hand. Where leather joined to leather, he skived, or thinned, both pieces to obtain a smooth, less abrasive seam, one that not only felt better to the wearer but also retained the lines of the boot. <mask> used iron spikes that were hammered flat by his hammer of 70+ years on his anvil to support the foot of the boot. For small men and women, he used a 40-penny spike; for larger men, he used a 60-penny spike. The sole had to be thick and leather, and that's how it was for <mask>. The code of making boots that had passed through the centuries of bootmaking, refined in his hands and on shop machines nearly as old as he was, was defined by these and other elements. A method that respected bootmaker, boot, and client was developed by <mask>.He was constantly working to improve his boots, even though some elements of bootmaking came under the code. "Never was a pair of boots that couldn't have been made better" was how he described


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texts: the results of his method. "I respect the process of bootmaking, and the next time I try to make them a little better, I will," he said. I will never be perfect, but I have a good time trying. He tried to make them better by listening and watching bootmakers that he respected. Lee Miller, <mask>'s long-time apprentice and eventual heir, said that while <mask> could draw the line at innovation and command, he also was open, encouraging and able to concede to changes if they were necessary. <mask>'s ability to recognize a better way of making custom boots is demonstrated by a change in his use of hides.<mask> tried to get as many pairs of boots from a single hide as possible. He spent the better part of a century as a bootmaker, with limited access to hides, or working for budget-conscious owners, such as Buck Steiner, or for budget-minded clients, such as the Army, so the "old way" of using every square. For most of his career, <mask> made working boots. Miller followed the old bootmaking saying of "No tits, tales, or assholes," that is, of avoiding the thinner, weaker, less attractive portions of the hide, because these parts were more likely to tear or stretch. Miller argued that only the best parts of the hides should be used for the boots that <mask> made in the last decade of his life. One or both of the men at Texas Traditions threatened to quit over the issue. At one point, <mask> put his apron on the workbench and said he was through.He put on his apron and went back to work after a period inside the house. He knew a better idea when he heard it. In every


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texts: field of human endeavor, there has been a classic conflict between master and apprentice, and how did they resolve it? Conflict, negotiation, and eventually a "new" tradition are involved in how and when to pass the torch. It was with <mask> and Lee Miller, as well as many other cases, that Miller was given greater responsibility for production. Miller says that <mask> was kind of hands off. He expected you to do your job.There was never any doubt that the shop was <mask>'s and that it was not a group effort. <mask> made boots the best way he knew how, not the fastest, not the cheapest, and not counting fitting, curing, drying, and other pauses in the process. The result? A horse can step on my boots. <mask> made sure that the fit was preserved. Unique designs of his or the client's choosing intricately integrated into the boot were still offered by <mask>. Not just the fit was the owner's alone, so, too, was the design of <mask>'s boots.Everything from oil derricks to animals, names, initials, logos, scenes, and more was sketched and worked into the upper and lower foot of the <mask> boot. The inlaid rose was <mask>'s signature design and was built on spec by Ernest Tubb. His creations began with a detailed sketch. He liked to work from life, so he used actual roses to inspire his design, and <mask>'s artistic skill allowed the design to bloom. Drawing an intricate rose the size of a quarter is one thing, but figuring out how to make it out of leather in proportion to the boot was quite another. The design was so difficult and unique that <mask> kept it a


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texts: secret for decades. One client asked for bluebonnets to adorn his uppers, but <mask> didn't have one on hand to study.The client showed up with the flower and horrified <mask> because he believed it was illegal to pick the state flower. <mask> said that he had to use a real bluebonnet or rose as his model. The bluebonnets and Indian paintbrushes only bloom outside in the spring, but I have a source that will give them to me all year. A color photograph is not enough to capture them on leather. <mask> would draw inspiration from the thing itself. Sometimes he did not. <mask> said that one of his most popular motifs was a marijuana leaf."Don't send samples, thank you," he said, in this rare instance a picture would do. There was a warning for the "magic" mushrooms and peyote buttons. The name or initials were the most common motifs. It was $20 per letter in 1977. He liked to make boots for people who say they can't be fit, just as he liked to make fancy designs for people who can't make them. "most other boot makers won't work with initials or names because they're afraid they won't fit and they'll be stuck with them," he said. Only a few of the thousands of pairs that <mask> made were affected by his refusal to pay for boots that didn't fit.He adorned with bravery. In addition to the traditional calf, snake, lizard, and bull hides, there were also exotic skins such as anteater, shark, alligator, sting ray, and others. The shark and crocodile were <mask>'s least favorite hide because of their unpredictable skin and their combination of strength and pliability. He


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texts: said that you never know when it will break or give way. "If you can't fit people, no matter how beautiful the boot is, no matter how exotic the leather is, it ain't worth a damn." In 1983 <mask> recorded a video showing the making of his boot, explaining the process step-by-step. He shows the skiving, stitching, last-preparing, toe-boxing, and other features that make boots by him or those he taught so prized.The rise of the Austin music and counterculture scenes formed the first wave of <mask>'s national prominence. His second wave of popularity was supported by interest from his three-year retirement and an increase in regional profits. Peter Fonda and a member of the Dead were the first customers of Texas Traditions. The shop produced three or four pairs every week for those who were lucky enough to be measured. Potential clients tried to bribe their way up the waiting list with cash or drugs. With the release of "Urban Cowboy", boot orders were backed up for a year, with more than 200 potential customers wanting the chance to wait 2 12 years to be measured, though no new names were accepted for the waiting list. The price for a non-exotic pair had doubled.The high price discouraged orders. Miller explained that the back-up was given. <mask> rode to mythic status with the urban cowboys if he two-stepped to prominence with Jerry Jeff Walker's song. He was featured in national media, such as the TV shows "Good Morning America" and "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous." Elizabeth Taylor wrote "To <mask>" by hand. I need a pair of boots. Soon, see you."Elizabeth


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texts: Taylor." <mask> waited a year for her to come by, then lamented, "I wouldn't mind measuring her for hip boots." I don't know if a lady would keep an 84-year-old man in suspense for that long. There should be a law. He had become the best-known maker of western boots in the world. After coming out of his first retirement nine years later, <mask> retired from Texas Traditions, the shop he ran, on his 88th birthday. He lived in the bungalow in front of the shop.When asked if he would come out of retirement again, <mask> snorted, "First I'll insult them, then I'll shoot them." Texas Traditions was built by <mask>, but he did not own it. The business was sold to Carrlyn and Lee Miller by Don Counts, the local physician and financial backer who brought <mask> out of retirement. All of the ancient machinery, hides, and the immense good will created there were some of the 3000 patterns Miller received. Counts asked Miller to maintain the physical property, pay the taxes, and carry on the tradition in return for the 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 Miller and Counts shook hands. <mask> received a lot of presents on his birthday.The city of

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texts: Austin declared September 19, 1977, "<mask> Day," noting that his reputation for quality, perfect fit, and originality of design drew customers from all over the country. For the first time, his works were exhibited publicly in two venerable venues, a bar on Austin's notorious 6th Street and a cafe in West Austin, which was once home to African-American servants. The exhibitions, titled "Texas Roots, Texas Boots," lasted for a month and featured boots from the 1940s forward. <mask> was featured on a local public television program and in the local print media. The small community of Smithville is an hour east of Austin. He died from a stroke on September 23, 1993 and lived with a companion. The first and last seven years of <mask>'s boots were saved by him.The AP wire showed obituaries nationwide. When Austin's music scene caught the nation's attention in the 70's, <mask>, whose custom-made boots cost up to $3,000 and became a status symbol, rose to fame as a boot maker. His longevity as a bootmaker was not mentioned. He was buried in six rows of multicolored stitching. Miller said that he made them for him in 1991. He said he slept in them because he liked them so much. At the funeral, Don Rountree, his grandson, and Lee Miller sang a song as <mask> was lowered into the grave.Many of his loyal clients gathered at his favorite restaurant to swap stories and pay homage to him. Legacies <mask> had given Lee Miller his most prized secrets, including how to inlay the rose design, as well as his thousands of designs and lasts. Miller was the shop's "tops man", who

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texts: had joined the shop during <mask>'s watch. The practice that brought Miller into Texas Traditions in the late 1970s has continued with apprentices and interns. One of the apprentices commented on the fact that people don't do bootmaking anymore. You need to find someone to teach you in bootmaking. The bootmakers coming in the wake of <mask> have a legacy, and Lee Miller passes that down to those he trains, just as he was trained.Miller says that you have to give back. This is what we give back. The boots <mask> was buried in were made by Miller. Don Counts had only one condition when he sold Texas Traditions to Lee and Carrlyn Miller: they had to keep the tradition of bootmaking taught to them by <mask>. Counts had a vision to preserve the Texas tradition of crafting hand-made boots. The thousands for whom <mask> made his exquisite "functional art" and hundreds more walking in his heir Miller's heritage creations and thousands yet to come, all can find comfort that the circle has not been broken, that in one small but important way, the 18th century has survived into the "Michelangelo of Cowboy boots" is what he has been called.Lee Miller recalls that the beret-clad bootmaker played the part of a


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texts: Lady Zhen was the first wife of a ruler in the Three Kingdoms period. In 226, she was honoured with the title of Emperor Wenzhao when her son took over the throne. The early life Lady <mask> was from the present-day Wuji County. She was a descendant of <mask>, who was the General-in-Chief of the late Western Han dynasty and the General-in-Chief of the short-lived Xin dynasty. <mask> was the Prefect of Shangcai County in the late Eastern Han dynasty. Lady <mask> was three years old when he died. <mask>'s mother, whose maiden family name was Zhang, was from Changshan Commandery.Lady <mask>'s parents had three sons and five daughters, including <mask> Yu, who died early, and second son <mask>an, who later served as an assistant to the General-in-Chief and as the Chief of Quliang County. Lady <mask> was the youngest of the five girls. <mask> Yi brought his children to meet a fortune teller who commented on Lady Zhen, "This girl will become very noble in the future." The young Lady Zhen didn't like playing. When she was eight years old, her sisters went to the balcony to watch a group of horse-riding performers, but Lady <mask> didn't join in. Her sisters asked her if she should watch it. She began to read books and use her brothers' writing materials when she was nine years old.She was told by her brothers that she should be

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texts: learning what women traditionally do. Were you thinking of becoming a female academician when you picked up a book? "I heard that women who lived before them learned from their mistakes," Lady <mask> said. How did they learn all that if they didn't read? After the death of Emperor Ling, China entered a chaotic period because the central government's authority weakened, and regional officials and warlords started fighting each other in a bid to gain supremacy. Wealthy households who owned expensive items such as jewellery offered to sell them in exchange for food, as the common people suffered from poverty and hunger. Lady <mask>'s family had a lot of grain and planned to sell it in exchange for valuable items.Lady Zhen, who was about 10 years old at the time, said to her mother, "It's not wrong to own expensive items, but in this chaotic era, owning such items has become a wrongdoing." Why don't we give our surplus grain to our neighbours? This is an act of kindness. She was praised by her family and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals

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texts: INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals Lady Zhen lost her second brother when she was 14. She helped to raise <mask>Yan's son and continued to show respect towards <mask>Yan's widow. Lady Zhen's mother was strict with her daughters-in-law.Lady Zhen said it was unfortunate that Second Brother died early. Second Sister-in-Law lost her husband at a young age and now has only her son. You should love your daughters-in-law more than you do your own daughters. Lady <mask>'s mother was so touched that she cried and she started treating her daughters-in-law better. Lady <mask> married the second son of a man who controlled much of northern China in the middle of the Jian'an era. After being put in charge of You Province, Yuan Xi left to assume his appointment. Lady Zhen stayed in Ye to take care of her mother-in-law because she didn't follow her husband.He died two years after the Battle of Guandu, when he lost to his rival. His sons were involved in internecine struggles over their father's vast domain after his death. When the Yuan brothers were exhausted from their wars against each other, Cao attacked and defeated them, quickly conquering the territories that used to be controlled by the Yuans. At the Battle of Ye in 204, Cao Cao

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texts: defeated Yuan Shang and his forces occupied the city. The son of a man entered the residence of a man and met two people. Lady Zhen hid her face in her mother-in-law's lap. "What's going on?" asked Cao Pi.Ask that lady to raise her head! When he saw Lady <mask>, he was entranced by her beauty. He was allowed to marry her later. According to another account, <mask> and <mask> were in the residence when Cao Pi entered. Lady <mask> was crying behind her mother-in-law. Lady Liu told the man that the woman behind her was the wife of the man. He married Lady <mask> and treated her well because he was entranced by her beauty.The person was alive at the time. After his defeat, Yuan Shang came to join him. At the Battle of White Wolf Mountain in 207, Cao Cao defeated Yuan Xi, Yuan Shang and their allies, and they fled to Liaodong to join the warlord Gongsun Kang. They were lured into a trap, executed, and sent their heads to Cao. Lady <mask> gave birth to a son and a daughter. In the Three Kingdoms period, their son became the second emperor of the state. Their daughter was referred to as the "Princess of the East District" in historical records.Lady Zhen was humble even though she had a crush on her. She gave encouragement to Cao Pi's other wives who were also loved by him. She urged Cao Pi to take more concubines so that he

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texts: could have more descendants. He was very happy. He was divorcing Lady Ren, one of his concubines who fell out with him, because he wanted to send her back to her family. Lady Zhen told her husband that Lady Ren came from a good clan. I can't match her in terms of morals and looks.Why would you want to send her away? She is unruly, impulsive and disobedient. She has made me angry before. I MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE "Everyone knows that you love and adore me, and they'll think that you're sending Lady Ren away because of me," <mask>hen cried. I fear that I will be accused of abusing your favour towards me. Please think about your decision again.Lady Ren was sent away by Cao Pi. The Battle of Tong Pass took place after a campaign to attack a coalition of northwestern warlords led by Ma Chao and Han Sui. Lady Bian followed her husband and stayed at Meng Ford, while Cao Pi stayed in Ye. Lady Bian was sick during that time. Lady Zhen cried all day and night when she heard about it. When they reported that Lady Bian was getting better, she became filled with anxiety and refused to believe them. Lady Bian wrote a letter to her,


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texts: telling her that she had fully recovered, and only then did Lady Zhen's worries disappear.Lady Zhen rushed to see her mother-in-law after Lady Bian returned to Ye. The people who were present were moved by the scene. Lady <mask> was reassured that her illness was not serious by Lady Bian. The Battle of Ruxu took place in 217 after another campaign to attack Sun Quan. Lady <mask> stayed in Ye because she was sick, but other people followed her. After the campaign, Lady Bian's attendants were surprised to see that Lady Zhen was cheerful. Lady, have you not seen your children in a while?We thought you would be worried about them, but you are so positive. Why is that happening? Lady Zhen laughed and said, "Why should I be worried when they are together?" After the death of his father, the title of king was passed on to his nephew. The Han dynasty was ended by Cao Pi when he forced Emperor Xian to abdicate in favor of him. The beginning of the Three Kingdoms period was marked by the establishment of the state of Cao Pi. The duke was the dethroned Emperor Xian.The former emperor gave his two daughters to be his concubines. The concubines of Cao Pi began to favor them. Lady <mask> started complaining when she realized that Cao Pi favored her less. When he heard about it, he was angry. He sent an emissary to Ye to force Lady Zhen

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texts: to take her own life. Lady <mask> was buried in Ye. Lady Zhen's downfall was due to a man.The empress was instated one year after Lady <mask>'s death despite opposition from an official. Lady <mask>'s body was covered in her hair and stuffed with rice husks after she died, according to a historical text. Lady <mask>'s death led to the raising of Cao Rui. An alternative account of Lady <mask>'s death stated that she was asked to move to the newly constructed Changqiu Palace. Lady <mask> said that she wasn't capable of managing the imperial harem and that she was ill. It was in the summer. When the weather was cooler, Cao Pi wanted to bring Lady Zhen to Ye.Lady Zhen died of illness a few months later. She was elevated to the status of an empress after she died. The account was added to Lady Zhen's biography by Pei Songzhi. He believed that there were specific reasons why Lady Zhen did not become the emperor's empress and why he forced her to commit suicide. Lady Zhen might have committed an offence that was not recorded in the official histories of the state. The reason for Lady Zhen's death was rumored to be that she had a secret affair with the younger brother of the man. One example of this can be found in the A New Account of the Tales of the World, in which the Battle of Ye was started to get Lady Zhen.On June 29, 226,

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