title: Wang Yanxi

texts: <mask> was an emperor of the Chinese Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period state Min. He became Min's ruler after his nephew was overthrown in a coup. The <mask> clan was slaughtered by the imperial guard officers who were instrumental in the coup that brought him to power. The Emperor of Min was claimed by Zhu. It is not known when <mask> was born, but it is known that he was the 28th son of <mask>, Min's first ruler and later posthumously honored as Emperor Taizu. Historical accounts did not show who his mother was. Historical accounts didn't discuss most of <mask>'s activities during the next three rulers of Min, his older brothers <mask> and <mask>, and his nephew <mask>.He married the daughter of the official Li Zhen at some point while still being a subject, based on the timing of subsequent events. It is1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 There was a time when an emissary of Silla gave a sword to <mask>peng at a feast. When <mask>peng showed it to <mask>, he asked what he could use it for. <mask> said, "You can use it to behead unfaithful subjects." <mask>, who was already secretly having designs on the throne, was so shocked that his expressions changed, that he said, "You can use it to behead unfaithful subjects." He pretended to be crazy and dumb so that <mask>peng wouldn't

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title: Wang Yanxi

type: paraphrased

texts: suspect him of receiving Zuo Pushe and chancellor titles. He was put under house arrest in Changle after <mask>peng gave him Taoist monk's robes.<mask>g created his own elite corps, the Chenwei, in order to replace the two elite corps his father established. The commanders of the Gongchen and Anhe corps decided to revolt because they feared death. After defeating <mask>g's Chenwei corps, they went to <mask>'s mansion and offered the throne to him. <mask> was captured and executed. <mask> took the throne. While <mask> took on much of the imperial trappings, including issuing a general pardon and changing era name, he only assumed the title of King of Min at the moment and submitted a petition to the emperor. He changed his name.He blamed the Chenwei Corps for the death of <mask>peng. He hired his father-in-law Li Zhen as chancellor. A number of people were executed for deceiving <mask>peng. After his power was affirmed, <mask> turned out to be arrogant, cruel, and suspicious of other members of the <mask> imperial clan. He was angry when his brother wrote him to try to correct his behavior. He sent two of his associates, Ye Qiao and Du Hanchong, to serve as monitors of <mask>g's army. 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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title: Wang Yanxi

texts: 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266Ye was able to flee after <mask>g tried to arrest him. The imperial generals in Jian's vicinity were quickly defeated by <mask>g, who rose in full rebellion against <mask>'s administration. When <mask> sent the generals to attack Jian, he asked for help from the northern neighbor of Min. <mask>g defeated Pan and Wu before the army of the king arrived. He tried to send the army away, but they wouldn't leave Jian's vicinity. <mask> was sent by <mask> to cut off the supply routes of Yang and Xue's army. They were defeated and forced to retreat.Southern Tang's emperor Li Bian sent emissaries to <mask> and <mask>g in an attempt to quell their dispute. Under Li Bian's moderation, <mask>g sent servants to Changle, and his servants subsequently swore an oath, on his behalf, with <mask>, at their father's tomb, formally entering a peace between the brothers, but privately, they remained suspicious of each. Some 11,000 men became monks as a result of <mask>'s encouragement for people to become Buddhist monks, as well as the build up of Changle's defenses to defend against an attack. After receiving a petition from <mask>g, who wanted the two states to be treated equally, Shi created the King of Min and gave him the titles of military governor.

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title: Wang Yanxi

texts: According to tradition, the military governor of a new Zhen'an Circuit should be seated at Changle, but <mask> declined to give him the title when he requested it. <mask> commissioned his son to be chancellor and the commander of the imperial guards because he did not like the name Zhen'an. He summoned <mask> back from Quan and forced him to commit suicide, because he suspected an alliance between <mask>g and <mask>.<mask> claimed the title of Emperor of Min in the fall of 941, and continued to claim the title of military governor of Weiwu, apparently trying to maintain some resemblance of a vassal relationship to Later. Even though he created <mask>g the Prince of Fusha, the military hostilities between him and <mask>anzheng continued, and the side of the roads between Changle and Jian were covered with bones from dead soldiers. <mask> was poisoned to death because he was afraid that he was going to be popular with the people. He created <mask>, the Prince of Langye, the Prince of Changle, and made him the military governor of the state. <mask> assumed the title of Huangdi in the winter of 941. Based on the sequence of events, he created Li Zhen's daughter, who was likely to have married while still being a subject. She liked to drink and had a strong personality that made <mask> dislike her.The Prince of Min was created by him. The battles continued with <mask>anzheng. In the fall of 962, <mask> sent emissaries with his personally written edicts, gold, money, and official commission to <mask>zheng to seek peace, but <mask>zheng rejected the overture. <mask> was put to death by his

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title: Wang Yanxi

texts: uncle, <mask>, and the officer who served the wine to him, after <mask> was unable to drink at a feast. There was a time when <mask> ordered the chancellor to be the prefect of Quan. After arriving there, Yu engaged in corruption, including taking women for himself, while claiming that he was doing so under <mask>'s orders, for the women to serve as consorts in <mask>'s palace. The imperial censors were sent to investigate when <mask> received the reports.Yu returned to Changle in fear. When <mask> was going to have him arrested, Yu offered a large amount of money. Yu was allowed to return to Quan after <mask> got a second tribute. The officials began to pay tribute to the empress after this incident. He made Yu a chancellor again. He made his nephew Li Renyu, the son of one of his sisters and the chancellor Li Min, as well as Li Guangzhun, the brother to <mask>peng's first wife. The emperor of the state of Yin was declared in the spring of 962.<mask> became enamored with the daughter of the general because of her beauty. It was said that if he were drunk, he would kill or spare people. There was a time when someone offered a sword to him. During <mask>g's reign, he opened up <mask>'s grave and cut <mask>'s body into pieces. There was a time when <mask> gave one of his daughters away for marriage. He had the 12 imperial officials caned when he realized they did not congratulate her. Before indicting them, the deputy chief imperial censor wanted to cane them as well.The official tried to help the man, but <mask> said, "Are you, lord, trying to be Wei Zheng?" "I want to be the emperor

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title: Wang Yanxi

texts: of Tang, and that's why I'm trying to be you," he said. <mask>, but he later died due to anxiety from this incident. The son and successor of Li Bian wrote to the two <mask>s to rebuke them for their family war. The examples of the Duke of Zhou's executions of his brothers were cited in <mask>'s return letter. <mask>'s return letter criticized Li Bian for taking over the throne of Southern Tang's predecessor state. Li Jing cut off relations with Yin.Over the years, they continued to be concerned that they would be killed because of <mask>g. Bai Juyi's poem stated, "When it comes to matching people's hearts, one cannot have any expectations even." Li wanted to have <mask> killed so that her son could become emperor, because she was jealous of the favor that Consort Shang had gained. She told them that <mask> was suspicious of them. <mask> went to visit Li Zhen after he fell ill. As <mask> rode a horse to Li Zhen's mansion, they had the officer kill him even as he was on the horse. Given the cruel reigns that several straight <mask> emperors had demonstrated, they declared that it was time for someone else.The <mask> clan were slaughtered at Changle, but they still buried <mask> with a ceremony due to an emperor. There are notes about the Old History of the Five Dynasties. 134. The new history of the five Dynasties. There is a limit to the number of words that can be used in this article. Spring and Autumn Annals of the Ten Kingdoms. 92.There are three vols. There were 282, 283, and 284. Generals from Fujian Min Kingdom rulers Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms emperors assassinated

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title: Alice Shields

texts: <mask> was born in Manhattan, New York. She is known for her work in opera. <mask> has been a professional opera singer, performing both traditional and modern roles with the New York City Opera, Metropolitan Opera At-The-Forum, Washington National Opera, Clarion Music Society, Wolf Trap Opera, the Lake George Opera Festival and other opera companies. She studied and performed South Indian Natyam dance-drama as a vocalist, performing nattuvangam, a form of South Indian rhythmic recitation, at venues including the United Nations. <mask>' compositions reflect her interest in Indian classical music and drama. <mask> was involved in the study of Noh theater. The Doctor of Musical Arts was one of the degrees <mask> obtained from Columbia University.She was the Director for Development of the Columbia University Computer Music Center. She has lectured on the psychology of music at a number of institutions, including the Santa Fe Opera, the CUNY Center for Developmental Neuroscience, the American Psychological Association and the National Association for the advancement of Psychoanalysis. The Association for the Promotion of New Music performed <mask>' opera "ZHAOJN - The Woman Who Saved the World" in New York City in November of last year. To end

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texts: environmental destruction and create universal peace, Zhaojn steps out of ancient times into the 21st century to confront a character called The Emperor. The opera is sung in Middle English and was written by <mask>. It was performed at the New York City Opera VOX Festival. <mask>' work can be found on Koch International Classics, New World, CRI, American Composers Alliance Recordings, Tellus, and Albany Records.The opera is inspired by ancient Chinese poetry and plays to stop environmental destruction and create universal peace. There is an instrument and electronics azure for flute, violin, viola, cello and fixed audio media. Line of Apogee, New World Records #80389, composed assisting Vladimir Ussachevsky - 1991 El's Aria, Opus One records #90, aria for soprano, flute and fixed audio media from the opera Shaman. There is an electronic opera on New World Records with Michael Willson and <mask>. The Transformation of Ani, New World Records #80644 (digital re-issue from 1970)- 2006 Organ Screaming & Dawn Wind, New World Records #NW CR 670, from the opera Apocalypse, sung by <mask>. The River of Memory for trombone and electronics is one of the opera pieces included in the film. The official site of <mask> is <mask> page from the American Music

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title: Albert Prisse

texts: <mask>-Florent-<mask> was a Belgian soldier, engineer and diplomat. His family lost a lot of money during the French Revolution. He served in the army of Napoleon in Austria, Spain and the Netherlands. He became a naturalized citizen of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in 1816 and served in the army. He became an officer of the Belgian army when it broke away from the Netherlands. He was Belgian Minister of War in the 19th century and served in various military commands. <mask>-Florent-<mask> was born in France in July of 1787.His family came from England in the 17th century. His father was an advisor to the king. <mask> was sent to stay with his uncle during the French Revolution. The family fortune was lost when his parents were thrown in prison. After the fall of Robespierre, his father regained his freedom and was given various official appointments. <mask> studied at the Lycée de Bruxelles in Paris. The cole spéciale militaire is located in Fontainebleau.He was a second lieutenant when he graduated. The 3rd Voltigeurs of the Imperial Guard became the 1st Foot Chasseur of the Imperial Guard in April of 1812. He took part in the Battle of Wagram in Austria. He was promoted to lieutenant in Spain in 1812. He broke his leg in a fall from his horse and returned to Paris in March 1812. He was given a pension and permission to return to his hometown after he was disabled by a broken leg. He was able to supplement his pension by working for the administration.He married Henriette-Franoise-Louise Rigano from a Dutch Protestant family. Napoleon ordered the return of retired officers of the Guard after a series of military disasters. During the siege of Maastricht,<mask> was a captain of engineers. The fortress of Maastricht capitulated, leaving the father and son without jobs. <mask> was able to find work with the French tax authorities. In February 1816, <mask>, who was a member of the agreement that the citadel made to surrender. He was appointed lieutenant colonel in the Belgian army on October 22,

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title: Albert Prisse

texts: 1830, after he offered his service to the Belgian government.He was appointed a colonel on the staff of King Leopold I of Belgium. He was with the king in the Tendays' Campaign of August 1831 in which the Dutch army entered Belgium and defeated the Belgian army in several encounters, but eventually withdrew in face of a French force. After the August events,<mask> was appointed adjutant to the king, and soon after also became deputy chief of the general staff, in which role he was active in the reorganization of the army. He was sent to restore order with four infantry battalions in the western part of Luxembourg in December of 1832. He arrested 30 people and imprisoned them while waiting for the trial to start. There were renewed problems in April. Later that year,<mask> helped negotiate a treaty with Luxembourg.He was criticized for giving too much. He was involved in the foundation of the military school. On January 6, 1834, the acting commander of the division guarding the banks of the Scheldt was sent to the Province of Antwerp. He held the command of the troops of Antwerp and the Scheldt until 1836. He was made president of the commission to demarcate the borders between Belgium and the Netherlands on June 22, 1839. He was made Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of The Hague on July 12th, 1842, a post he held for three years. He completed many successful negotiations.He was granted the title of Baron on May 15, 1844. On July 12 1845,<mask> was promoted to lieutenant general. The Minister of War in the cabinet headed by Count Barthélémy de Theux de Meylandt held office for 18 months. After leaving the ministry,<mask>. The Grand Officer is from the Order of Leopold. The Legion of Honour has a grand officer. The Saxe-Ernestine House Order has a Knight Grand Cross. The Order of the Oak Crown has a Knight Grand Cross. The commander is from the Order of the Netherlands Lion. The Order of the Red Eagle has a Knight 2nd class.There were births and deaths of Belgian

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title: Fred Duesenberg

texts: <mask> (December 6, 1876 to July 26, 1932) was a German-born American automobile and engine designer, manufacturer and sportsman who was internationally known as a designer of racecars and racing engines. The development of the automobile was influenced by Duesenberg's engineering expertise. The Duesenberg Straight-8 engine is a first for American cars and is credited with introducing other mechanical innovations. <mask>'s designs for a four-wheel brake, an early automatic transmission, and a cooling system were all patents. August "Augie" <mask> shared the patents with his brother, <mask>, for their "walking beam" four- cylinder engine and the Duesenberg Straight 8. In 1913 the <mask> brothers founded the Duesenberg Motor Company, Incorporated, which was subsequently sold, and in 1920 they were among the founding members of the Duesenberg Automobile and Motor Company, which manufactured passenger cars in Indianapolis, Indiana, from 1921 until 1937. The chief engineer at both companies was <mask>.The Duesenberg models X, S, and J were designed by <mask>, who served as vice president of engineering and later as president of the company. Duesenberg passenger-car production ended

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title: Fred Duesenberg

texts: five years after Duesenberg died from a car accident. <mask> and Augie <mask> were involved in auto racing for more than a decade. <mask> continued to work as a racecar designer and team owner after he stopped driving racecars in 1912. A Duesenberg race car driven by Tommy Milton set a land-speed record for a mile on the sands at Daytona Beach, Florida, in April 1920. Jimmy Murphy became the first American to win the prestigious Grand Prix at LeMans, France, in 1921, when he drove a Duesenberg racer. The Indianapolis 500-mile auto races were won by Duesenberg-made entries, including in 1924, 1925, and 1927, when <mask> retired from racing.Friedrich "<mask><mask> was born on December 6, 1876 in Lippe, Lippe-Detmold, Germany, to Konrad. August "Augie" Samuel Dsenberg was the youngest of the family's seven children. Henry, <mask>'s older brother, came to America in 1884 after his father died. <mask>'s mother sold the family farm in Germany and moved to the United States in 1885 with her other children, including <mask>, who was nearly nine years old. Conrad purchased a farm in Floyd County, Iowa, where the family finally settled. Duesenberg had mechanical abilities at an early

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title: Fred Duesenberg

texts: age. He completed at least one correspondence course in mechanical drafting while attending public schools.He did not receive additional classroom training. apprenticeships and other hands-on work experience helped him acquire most of his engineering and automotive skills. <mask> took up bicycle racing during his early years. Sources disagree on whether <mask>'s middle name was Simon or Samuel; however, Samuel is consistently given as the middle name of his younger brother, Augie. Isle "Mickey" Denney was married to <mask> on April 27, 1913. Denny became involved in auto racing after <mask> retired from the sport. August "Augie" <mask> and his brother, <mask>, began building and racing bicycles in Iowa in the 1890s.They began experimenting with internal combustion engines. The brothers built motorcycles as well as one of their own engines. The bicycle repair shop owned by <mask> and Augie went bankrupt in 1903. <mask> left the business in 1903 to work for the Thomas B. Jeffery Company, a manufacturer of the Rambler bicycles and early automobiles. A year after returning to Iowa, <mask> opened a garage with Cheney Prouty and worked as a sales agent for Rambler. Edward Mason was a

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title: Fred Duesenberg

texts: local lawyer who became a financial backer of <mask>'s design for a two- cylinder car. Four months later, the Mason Motor Car Company began manufacturing cars.<mask> and Augie both worked at the company. After the U.S. The future Maytag washing machine and appliance magnate acquired a majority interest in the company in 1909 and reorganized it as the Maytag-Mason Motor Company. <mask>'s patented four- cylinder engine design was introduced by the company. The engine was reliable. In public settings, <mask> demonstrated the power of his cars. He drove up the steps of the Iowa State Capitol.The Duesenberg brothers began entering their cars in races after learning that racing helped increase product sales. The company gradually folded because it was inexperienced in the car-making business. In 1910, <mask> left the company to focus on racing and engine designs. The auto production of the partnership ended in 1912. The Duesenbergs began work on their four- cylinder automobile and racing engine around 1910, which was later replaced by the Duesenberg straight-eight engine. The patents for the engines were shared by the brothers and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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title: Fred Duesenberg

texts: active for another twelve years as a racecar designer and team owner. The Duesenbergs used the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to test and race their cars in the early twentieth century. Between 1912 and his death in 1932, <mask>'s entries participated in Indianapolis 500-mile auto races.The first Duesenberg appearance at the Indianapolis 500 occurred in 1912, when their Mason Motor Company-owned racecar practiced for the race, but it had a mechanical failure and did not compete. Duesenberg improved its position in the Indianapolis 500 between 1913 and 1916. In 1913, the team took ninth place. Eddie Rickenbacker, a future World War I aviation ace, drove a Duesenberg-powered racecar to a tenth-place finish and US$1,400 in prize money in 1914. There was a twelfth-place finish for the team that year. The team took fifth and seventh places in 1915. The best finish to date was in 1916 when D'Alene finished in second place.Racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway went on a two-year hiatus after the outbreak of World War I. The Duesenberg Motor Company of Saint Paul, Minnesota, and the Loew-Victor Manufacturing Company of Chicago, Illinois merged into the Duesenberg Motor Corporation in


title: Fred Duesenberg

texts: 1917. The Duesenberg brothers were the company's chief engineer and assistant engineer. During World War I, the Duesenbergs agreed to produce automobile and airplane engines for the American, British, Italian, and Russian governments. The Duesenberg brothers moved to New York City in 1917 to supervise operations at a new manufacturing site in Elizabeth, New Jersey. The Duesenberg brothers' experience working with Ettore Bugatti's airplane engines led to changes in their own engineering ideas. The Duesenberg Straight-8 engine, an eight- cylinder engine with a single overhead camshaft, was inspired by the Bugatti engine.The <mask> brothers left Elizabeth, New Jersey, at the end of the war to concentrate on the development of racecars from a rented space in Newark, New Jersey. The Duesenberg brothers concentrated on their racing business after the Duesenberg Motor Corporation was sold in 1919. The Duesenberg brothers moved to Indianapolis, Indiana, in 1920 to start a company that would manufacture passenger cars. The Duesenberg brothers and their financial backers established the Duesenberg automobile and motor company in Indianapolis in 1920. In the 1920s, <mask> was the

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title: Fred Duesenberg

texts: president of the company and his brother, Augie, was an assistant engineer. The Duesenberg company manufactured passenger cars with advanced racing-car features at its new factory in Indianapolis at the corner of Washington and Harding Streets. The facility was close to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, which was used as a test track.The <mask> family's first passenger car was introduced in New York in 1920. The new car was the first American car to feature an overhead cam engine and four-wheel brakes. The Duesenberg Model A was their first mass-produced vehicle. The Model A was unpopular with car buyers because of its high cost and unstylish exterior. The company struggled financially. In 1923, a minor shareholder tried to put the company into receivership, but it emerged in 1925. The company's leadership was discussing a merger with Du Pont after a year.The Duesenberg company was proposed to be acquired by the president of the auburn automobile company. To round out his other automotive brands, Cord wanted to make a faster and more prestigious "supercar". E. L. Cord's acquisition of the Duesenberg company included <mask>, who was tasked with designing faster and more powerful


title: Fred Duesenberg

texts: luxury cars than the Duesenberg competitors. The X, S, and J models of passenger cars were designed by <mask>, who served as vice president of engineering at Duesenberg, a subsidiary of the Cord Corporation. The Duesenberg Brothers ran a racing business while <mask> focused on passenger-car designs. The purchase of the Duesenberg factory is the culmination of my plans to be able to offer the world an automobile of undisputed rank. It's the best thing on four wheels.Duesenberg cars will be custom-built, with the owners choosing their own body styles, their own body makers and their own colors. The price is likely to be $18,000, no matter what model is used. We will give the buyer a speed of 120 miles-an-hour. The production of this type of automobile, which carries a warranty of fifteen years, will be limited and we are now taking orders. The new luxury car that E. L. Cord wanted was the Duesenberg Model J. In the spring of 1929, production began. Duesenberg engineered the car's design, despite Cord's insistence that the Model J be bigger and heavier.With prices for a completed car beginning at US$13,500, and later increased to US$18,000 or more, buyers received a luxury car

masks: Fred Fred


title: Fred Duesenberg

texts: with a 32-valve, dual overhead camshaft engine that was capable of generating 265 horsepower and could reach a maximum speed of. During the Society of automotive Engineers meeting in West Virginia in June 1931, Duesenberg predicted that speeds on the highways would soon be common. The speed limits for passenger cars on U.S. interstate highways remain the same as of May 2019. The Duesenberg team had mechanical and fuel issues in the Indianapolis 500-mile race in 1919, but they continued to race in the 1920s. Several Duesenberg-designed racers set speed records before <mask> retired from auto racing. A Duesenberg race car driven by Tommy Milton set a land-speed record for a mile on the sands at Daytona Beach, Florida, in April 1920. Duesenberg Brothers was formed in August of 1920 by <mask> and Augie <mask>.Jimmy Murphy became the first American to win the prestigious Grand Prix at LeMans, France, in 1921, when he drove a Duesenberg racecar. The Duesenberg engines were used in the 1924 race, the 1925 race, and the 1927 race. Pete DePaolo was the first Indianapolis 500-mile winner to average more than. The Duesenberg team car driven by Ben Jones had mechanical problems and crashed

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title: Fred Duesenberg

texts: before the end of the race in which the DePaulo finished in fifth place. In the 1928 and 1929 Indianapolis 500-mile races, the Duesenberg team placed in the top ten. <mask> drove a Duesenberg racer to an eighth-place finish in the 1928 race, while Jimmy Gleason drove a Duesenberg team car to a fifteenth-place finish. <mask> and Winnai finished fifth and third in the 1929 race, which improved the team's results.One of the two DePaolo-owned cars in the race was cosponsored by <mask>. The Duesenberg racecar was involved in an accident and only completed twenty laps, finishing thirty-third in a field of thirty-eight drivers. Bill was the driver of the racecar that finished fifth. The Duesenberg Model A was used in thirteen cars in the Indianapolis 500-mile race in 1931. On July 2, 1932, while returning to Indianapolis from New York, <mask> was driving a Duesenberg passenger car with a prototype, high-powered engine and lost control of it on a wet Lincoln Highway on Ligonier Mountain. <mask> was thrown from the car. He was expected to make a full recovery from his injuries.<mask> developed lung disease while his wife and son traveled to Pennsylvania to be with him. <mask> died on

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title: Fred Duesenberg

texts: July 26, 1932, at the age of fifty-five, after he suffered a relapse. <mask> is buried in Indianapolis, Indiana. Duesenberg automobile sales declined during the Great Depression due to fewer buyers for luxury cars. Five years after <mask>'s death, the last Model J car was produced. By the time the Duesenberg company ceased production, only 481 of the cars had been built. Augie <mask> was a business partner of <mask>'s and continued to work in the automobile business.Augie <mask> died at the age of seventy-six. The development of the automobile was influenced by <mask>'s engineering expertise. He is credited with introducing the eight-cylinder car in the United States and four-wheel brakes, as well as other mechanical innovations that included overhead camshafts and four valves per cylinder. He had designs for a four-wheel brake, an automatic transmission, and a cooling system. There are examples of Duesenberg-designed cars in the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum, which opened in 1974. Duesenberg was known as a designer of racecars and racing engines. Mass-produced passenger cars incorporated many of his mechanical innovations.Although his innovations were found in

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title: Jesse Arreguín

texts: <mask> is an American politician and the mayor of Berkeley, California. He represented District 4 on the Berkeley City Council from 2009 to 2016 and was a member of the Berkeley Housing Commission from 2004 to 2009. He is one of the youngest mayors in the San Francisco Bay Area. The Association of Bay Area Governments is the Bay Area's regional planning agency. Arregun said he wants to restore Berkeley to the forefront of progressive leadership on the environment and social justice. Arregun was born in California and grew up in San Francisco. His parents and grandparents worked in the fields.The name of Army Street was changed to Cesar Chavez Street at the age of 9 by Arregun. The name of one of the Mission's main thoroughfares was changed in 1995 and Arregun continued to fight to keep it named after Cesar Chavez. Arregun was the first in his family to attend college. While at UC Berkeley he served as the City Affairs Director for the Associated Students of the University of California and was elected to the Berkeley Rent Stabilization board in 2004. Arregun was a member of the Housing Advisory Commission and the Downtown Area Plan Advisory Committee. Arregun served two terms on the Berkeley City Council. Over 300 pieces of legislation were passed by Arregun on the council.He helped increase the city's minimum wage to $15, co-authored the Downtown Area Plan, created police reform after Black Lives Matter demonstrations, and saved the historic Main Post Office. In October 2015, Mayor Arregun announced his candidacy for mayor of Berkeley. He was endorsed by the U.S. and faced seven other candidates. The Sierra Club and the Alameda Democratic Party have a senator from Vermont. After ranked-choice tabulation, Arregun won the majority of the vote. He was the second youngest mayor in Berkeley's history. Prior to his swearing-in, Arregun promised that Berkeley would remain a sanctuary city and continue to shield its residents from deportation.In his inaugural address, Arregun said


title: Jesse Arreguín

texts: Right rally. Ahead of the event, Arregun stated that his office was currently exploring all options, including whether we have the legal means to stop the rally. At a press conference with local leaders, Arregun called for opponents of the rally to hold counter-demonstrations in different locations to avoid violence between groups. In the 2020 mayoral election, <mask> won the majority of the vote.Prior to 2020, Arreguin held NIMBY views on housing in Berkeley, but has since adopted YIMBY views, as he has been a vocal proponent of denser housing and more residential development. Legislation was pushed to eliminate single- family requirements. California legislation that would require cities to allow denser and taller housing near public transport centrals and ease the parking requirements cities can impose on housing developments is intended to alleviate the housing shortage in California and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The bill was described by Arreguin as a declaration of war against our neighborhoods and would lead to unwanted density in Berkeley. Arreguin was at the center of an effort to illegally reject housing in South Berkeley. The project was for three single- family homes and conformed to all local requirements. The mayor and city council were sued multiple times for violating California state law with the vote.The project was built. The housing affordability crisis was the subject of a lengthy New York Times piece. The President of the Association of Bay Area Governments is Arregun. He is the Vice Chair of the Bay Area Regional Collaborative. He is a member of the Council's Agenda and Rules Committee, Budget and Finance Committee, and 4x4 Joint Committee on Housing. References California Democrats Hispanic and Latino American mayors in California Hispanic and Latino American politicians Mayors of Berkeley, California University of California, Berkeley alumni Year of birth missing (living people) Living people Mexican-American people in California politics 1980s


title: Veljko Kadijević

texts: <mask> was a Serbian general of the JNA. He was the Minister of Defence in the Yugoslav government from 1988 until his resignation in 1992, which made him defacto commander-in-chief of the JNA during the initial stages of the Croatian War of Independence. <mask>vi was born in the village of Glavina Donja in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. His parents were both ethnic Croats and his father was a Serb. Kadijevi claimed to be a pro-Yugoslav Serb. Following the invasion of Yugoslavia in 1941, he joined the Yugoslav Partisans. He joined the Communist Party of Yugoslavia in 1943.Immediately, he was given the task of performing important duties. He was an active soldier after the war and graduated from the Military Academy in Belgrade. The fifth Minister of Defence of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was Career Kadijevi. He was one of the founding members of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia. He stated in May 1991 that if federal and republic officials failed to ensure peace, the Yugoslav armed forces could do it themselves. Kadijevi retired to Serbia after he resigned from his post as federal secretary of people's defence. The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia tried to contact him in 2001.He fled to Moscow after being called as a witness. He was granted Russian citizenship on 13 August 2008, after applying for refugee status in 2005. The first indictment for

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title: T.J. Thomson

texts: T.J<mask> is a senior lecturer in the School of Communication and a chief investigator at the Digital Media Research Centre. He studies photography, image culture, visual journalism, and self-representation on social media. He has been the associate editor of the visual communication quarterly for the past year. <mask> has critiqued the field of visual studies as being inundated with framing approaches and has both spearheaded and led the call for additional research and approaches that examine production influences on visual content that extend beyond such considerations. The human side of media production, such as the emotional toll of documenting trauma, is explored in his work. The Australian and New Zealand Communication Association and Journalism Education and Research Association of Australia announced that <mask> was the recipient of the Anne Dunn Scholar of the Year Award, an international honor that recognizes excellence in the fields of journalism and communication. His book, To See and Be Seen: The Environments, Interactions and Identities Behind News Images, won the National Communication Association's 2020 Diane S Hope Book of the Year award.The book was called a signature achievement in understanding the process of media production. <mask> obtained a degree in communication from Chadron State College and a degree in journalism from the University of Missouri School of Journalism. <mask> worked as a visual journalist and designer for a number of news organizations, including The Associated Press, The Washington Post, The Huffington Post, and the Omaha World-Herald. QuickFire Networks, which was acquired by Facebook in 2015, was one of the corporate

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title: T.J. Thomson

texts: clients. According to data provided by Cision, one of Thomson's recent research studies on visual social media reached more than 40.6 million people and appeared in more than 94 news outlets. The study's findings were highlighted in IANS LIVE, India's largest independent newswire service, Xinhua News Agency, China's biggest and most influential media organization, The New Indian Express, Science Daily, and Futurity, among others. He was interviewed for a Business Insider article about the societal impact of social media use and was invited to write an article for Crux commenting on visual coverage of the Pope's overseas travels.His visual research was included on the reading list for the University ofLiverpool's "Research methods in communication and media" course. <mask>, T. J. The year 2021. The life cycle of images from a camera roll to a social media platform. Quarterly publication of visual communication. <mask>, D., Dootson, P., Hurcombe, E., and Smith, A. The year 2020.Current verification practices, challenges, and future opportunities are related to visual mis/disinformation in journalism and public communications. The practice of journalism. T. J<mask>. The year 2020. America's Heartland has pride. Quarterly publication of visual communication. 27(1), 40–46.T. J. <mask>. There are two people, one in 2020 and the other in 2020. Profile pictures across platforms show identity among social media accounts. The Handbook ofVisual Communication: Theory, Methods, and Media was written by Josephson, S., Kelly, J., and Smith. CRC Press is located in Boca Raton, FL. T. J. <mask>. The year 2019.The Environments, Interactions and Identities Behind News Images is a

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texts: book about seeing and being seen. Rowman and Littlefield are in London. T. J. <mask>. The year 2019. The expectations, experiences, and reactions of visual journalism's subjects are in front of the lens. Communication and Journalism Monographs. 21(1), 3-6.T. J<mask>. There are two people in this picture. People fleeing war and persecution are shown in news photographs. There is an International Communication Gazette. T. J. <mask>. The year 2019. The evolution of story affects visual and verbal narratives.The visual communication quarterly. T. J. <mask>. A year ago. The work of visual journalism is mapped. It was journalism, 1-18. T. J. <mask>. A year ago.A photographer's view of gay life on Fire Island from 1975 to 1983. The visual communication quarterly. <mask>, J., and Greenwood, K. I like that it explores the characteristics that promote social media engagement. There is a visual communication quarterly. <mask>, Perreault, and Duffy collaborated on a project. State-controlled and independent media covered Pope Francis's visit to Cuba in 2015.The study of journalism studies. T. J<mask>. They did it in (2016). White photojournalists covered race during the protests at the University of Missouri in 2015. The visual communication quarterly. T. J. <mask>. A year ago.Learning and adapting in a virtual world is what photo journalists and photo editors do. There is a Journalism Studies. <mask>, J., and Greenwood, K. Photographer interactions on visual journalism are influenced by subject–photographer interactions. There is a journalism practice. University of Technology faculty Journalism academics Australian mass media scholars Photography academics Year of birth

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title: Mihaela Miroiu

texts: <mask> is a political theorist and feminist philosopher who is well known for her activism for women's rights and for her activism for minorities rights. She is a professor at the Faculty of Political Science at the National University of Political Studies and Public Administration. She was involved in setting and development of political science and democratization in Romania. The first PhD was introduced by her. The first courses in Gender Studies in 1994 and the first Masters in Gender Studies in 1998 were offered by the D. program in Political Science in Romania. <mask> was born in Hunedoara, Romania, and was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She obtained a degree in philosophy from the University of Bucharest in 1978.She is married to a professor. At the beginning of her career, Miroiu taught philosophy in high schools. In 1994 she became a lecturer at the Faculty of Political Science - S.N.S.P.A, Bucharest and Associate Professor at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Bucharest. The

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title: Mihaela Miroiu

texts: introduced the classes of Political Ethics and in 2001 he wrote the first book on Professional Ethics.She used a grid of Political Ethics in the design of the analysis in the book Contemporary Political Ideologies. She was interested in the analysis of how political actors used strategies of lustration. A draft code of ethics was adopted by the Ministry of Education in 2005, and she coordinated a first national research about ethics inside universities. She taught Applied Ethics at Babe-Bolyai between 2000 and 2011. She teaches ethics in international relations. After the fall of communism, Miroiu contributed to the reform of the philosophy curriculum in high school. The first philosophy handbook was published in 1993.In 1995 she coordinated the first handbook of Civic Culture for high school. The book The Romanian Education Today and the analysis of gender policies in education, through international grants, are two important publications. <mask> Mioriu has been writing since she was in high school. After 1990 she published the short stories and novel that she had written in the 1980s. The R'East and the West and " With my own woman mind" were published in 2005. She rejects the idea of compatibility between feminism and communism as long as women are not allowed to express their own interests and change the culture, civic and political agenda. In the context of the debate, "Communism was a State Patriarchy, not a State Feminism" was the most significant disagreement.A group of authors


title: Mihaela Miroiu

texts: Southeastern European Women's and Gender History was published in 2010."The Politics of Domestic Violence in Postcommunist Europe and Eurasia" was written by Katalin Fbin. ThePerspectives on Politics Review was published by Indiana University Press. Nr, 9. There are guidelines for promoting gender-inclusive curriculum in higher education. The case studies on gender inclusive curriculum in higher education were published in 2011. "Morality in Politics, or the Politics of Morality?" "Neo-purification" in Romania.Murean Valentin and Shunzo Majima wrote Perspectives from Romania. "Feminism and Ethical Liberalism: Reflections on Postcommunist Transition" was published in Hokkaido University Press. "On Women, Feminism and Democracy" was written by Post-Communist Romania. Stan, Lavinia and Diane are linking past, present and future. ), New York, 2015, pp. Sources Interview in Gardianul Interview in Dilema Veche TV Show with <mask> <mask> on Realitatea TV. "Recenzii Si Note de lectura" is part of the Revista Romn de Sociologie.External links to <mask> <mask>'s CV can be found at the National University of Political Studies and Public

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title: Wenzel Joseph von Colloredo

texts: <mask> served in the army of Habsburg Austria from the middle to the end of the 18th century. He continued to serve the Austrian military in non-combat roles for the next two decades. He fought in the Seven Years' War. He was in charge of field commands during the war. He commanded troops at Neerwinden, Raismes, and Caesar's Camp during the War of the First Coalition. He held the position of Inhaber until his death. He was promoted to field marshal.<mask> <mask> <mask> was the fifth child and fourth son of a Prince of the Holy Roman Empire and Marie Gabriele von Starhemberg. His other brothers were <mask> <mask> and Hieronymus <mask>. His sisters were Maria Antonie and Marie Gabriele. Nine of <mask> <mask>'s siblings died young. In 1772, Hieronymus became the Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg. In 1789, <mask> was promoted to field marshal. <mask> <mask> was never married.Austrian <mask> joined the infantry. 40 before the Seven Years' War, he was an ensign and distinguished himself at the Battle of Prague. The Battle of Maxen took place in 1759 and the Battle of Torgau took place in 1760. <mask> was promoted to major. He was appointed lieutenant colonel after fighting in several more actions. On 1 April 1752. <mask> was replaced by his brother as colonel.The date was on 8 February 1764. He was a knight of the Teutonic Order. He was promoted to lieutenant field marshal on April 10, 1783. <mask> was appointed inhaber. There were 56 in 1784. The previous inhaber was Jacob Nugent. From May 1784 to August 1786 he commanded generals in Slavonia and Syrmia.He

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title: Wenzel Joseph von Colloredo

texts: commanded troops on the river at the beginning of the war. He led an observation corps in the 18th century. <mask> was promoted on December 26, 1789. From September 1790 to March 1797, he was commander of Inner Austria and the Tyrol. After the French Republican army overran the Austrian Netherlands, a 40,000-man Allied army was assembled to reconquer the province. At the Battle of Neerwinden on 18 March 1793, Coburg with 30,000 infantry and 9,000 cavalry faced off against Charles Franois Dumouriez with 40,000 infantry and 4,500 cavalry. Behind the French border, the French were beaten.<mask> commanded the Second Rank of the Main Body, a force of 6 battalions and 10 squadrons. There were two battalions in Brechainville Nr. There are 25 and Callenberg Nr. Each infantry battalion has 54 and one. There are 15 and <mask>do Nr. 57. There were 6 squadrons of troops that were mounted.There are 10 and two squadrons of Karaczay Chevau-léger. The Coburg Dragoon Regiment Nr. is made up of 18 and Coburg. 37. The Reichs-General of the Cavalry was named <mask>. The Coalition army covering the Siege of Condé was attacked by the French in an action preliminary to the Battle of Raismes on 1 May 1793. The French column was written by Franois <mask> de Lamarche. The French soldiers panicked and fled when they saw the Austrian cavalry.They withdrew into their fortified camp after being pursued by <mask>. The 8 May fighting did not involve <mask>. The French army was attacked with two main columns and seven lesser columns. He sent 16 battalions, 18 squadrons, and 38

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title: Wenzel Joseph von Colloredo

texts: position guns under Frederick, Duke of York and Albany in a wide sweep around the French right flank. <mask> led a column. <mask>'s force was named the First Small Column and included one battalion of the Austrian Infantry. 31, Splenyi Nr.Wenzel Colloredo Nr. was 51. There are two squadrons of the Esterhazy Hussar. It was 32. <mask>'s contingent consisted of two battalions of the 5th infantry and two squadrons of the 5th and 7th cavalry. He commanded two guns. York's column did not reach an attacking position until nightfall, so it was called off. The French withdrew from the camp during the night.The lesser columns were not very successful. <mask> received the Commander's Cross of the Military Order of Maria Theresa. The Coalition leaders decided to engage the French army in a general action after their capture of Condé on 10 July. The French army faced eastward in an entrenched position called Caesar's Camp on the Scheldt River. The northern and western flanks were protected by rivers while the southern flank was covered by a ridge. The position was defended by 35,000 French troops. Coburg sent two columns with a combined strength of 16,000 men under Franois Sébastien <mask> de Croix, Count of Clerfayt and <mask> to attack the French defenses along the Scheldt.In order to strike the French right rear, Coburg ordered York and 25,000 troops to start from Villers-en-Cauchies. The Battle of Caesar's Camp ended when Kilmaine saw the danger of being trapped and withdrew to the west. <mask> had two divisions at Caesar's Camp. The divisions of <mask>

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title: Wenzel Joseph von Colloredo

texts: Terzi were made up of two battalions. Murray Nr. 55, <mask>do Nr. Jordis Nr.59. <mask> Lilien's division consisted of six squadrons. The Nassau Cuirassier Corps Nr. is a unit of the Nassau Cuirassier Corps. 14, and the Barco Hussar battalion. One battalion of Sharpshooters, and two squadrons of the French migré Royal Allemande. <mask> commanded the 16 battalions, 10 companies, and 8 squadrons that were part of the Imperial troops that invested the city on the south bank of the Sambre River. Dutch troops were commanded by William V, Prince of Orange.Clerfayt had only 21,000 men to defend against the attack of Jean-Baptiste Jourdan's 45,000 French soldiers. The Allied cause was not helped when Orange refused to allow Dutch soldiers to cross the south bank. After heavy fighting in the Battle of Wattignies, Coburg abandoned the siege and withdrew the Coalition army. <mask> was deputy to the commanding general in Moravia and Silesia. In 1798, he was appointed Inspector General of the Military Border. He was selected to be a captain of the life guard in 1802. He was in the Hofkriegsrat from August to June 1814.<mask> was promoted to Field Marshall in September of 1814. He was the captain of the Life Guard until his death. He was the commander of the Koblenz bailiwick in the Teutonic Order. The Golden Civil Honor Cross was awarded to him. <mask> died in Vienna in 1822. The next inhaber was <mask> Frstenwerther. 56 years ago.Military leaders of the French Revolutionary Wars, Austrian Empire, and Austrian military personnel of the Seven Years' War were from

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title: John Wyndham (1558–1645)

texts: The establishment of the defence organisation in the West Country against the threat of Spanish invasion was made possible by the work of Sir <mask>. He was the only child and heir of Sir <mask>. In memory of his parents, Sir <mask> erected a pair of almost life-size monumental brasses in St Decuman's Church, Watchet, and also erected an almost identical pair, set into Purbeck marble, the finest of their style in England. Sir <mask> was one of the heirs to the large fortune of his uncle Nicholas and helped to put into effect his plans for a college. In St Margaret's Church, Felbrigg, Norfolk, Sir <mask> built similar brasses for his cousin Thomas and his sister Jane Coning. The monuments are believed to have been written on by Wyndham. His first wife Eleanor Scrope was the daughter of Richard Scrope of Upsall Castle, Yorkshire.The heraldic achievement shown on the monument in Watchet Church shows the ancestry of Sir <mask>. The Gambons were granted a private chapel in their mansion of Morston in 1406, after Moorstone was listed in the Domesday Book. The mediaeval manor house is still standing. The estate was brought to the <mask>s by Elizabeth Gambon the heiress of Moorstone, who married <mask> of Orchard. The Wadhams' family came from the Popham of Huntworth, North Petherton, who had two stag's heads cabosed. The Argent is a sable between three escallops. Had Sir <mask> not been born, the dynasty would have failed because he is the descendant of every living member of the family.He was born after his mother rose from the dead. One year after she married, Florence was thought to have died and was left in a coffin in a church half a mile

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title: John Wyndham (1558–1645)

texts: away from her husband's home at Kentsford. A "covetous sexton" crept into the church and cut the lady's finger in order to awaken her from her cataleptic state. She made her way home to her astounded family after the sexton fled, leaving his lantern behind him. The story was written in verse. The Vicar of St Decuman's is Lewis H. Court. See the full text on the website.Sir <mask> was her only child after she gave birth. At the age of twelve, after the death of his father, he became a tenant-in-chief and married Queen Elizabeth I. His grandfather was able to buy back his wardship and prevent a forced marriage. He played an important role in the defence organisation of the county, with the muster in 1580 being 12,000 able footmen, double the total twenty years earlier. A special census of horses taken in August of 1583 shows that the number of great and light horses has increased. The defence movement was important in keying up the nation and teaching it to defend its heritage after the Spanish Armada's defeat. As a Justice of the Peace, he acted as the representative and general agent of the central government, as well as sitting in quarter sessions.At the start of the Civil War, his sympathies seem to have been with the Parliament, as evidenced by his cousin Sir <mask>, 1st Baronet, who was the governor of Dunster Castle. Three months after this event, he gave his eighth and ninth sons thousands of dollars for safe keeping. Oxford a nephew, possibly Sir <mask>, is recorded as attending to his dying uncle Nicholas Wadham, who wasOversees the founding of Wadham College. A detailed record of a discussion held with his uncle four days before

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title: John Wyndham (1558–1645)

texts: his death is preserved in the College archives. He told me of the great care he had for me, as he had heard me often. He had in Mr. Arnold's and Mr. Bartlett's hands £5,000 and £2,000, respectively, for the performance. If the Principal could reasonably be compounded withall, then he did appoint it unto Jhesus Colledge.He appointed £2,000 for the building of a Chappell with a butter sellar and kitchinge, and the other £1,000 was to be made out of Hewnebeare. He appointed the moitie of the Parsonage of Abbotsbury to the Colledge. He did trust me only with it and asked me for the bestowinge of my Travayle and pains for the sake of his intentions. The seat of the senior line was Felbrigg. A monumental brass inlaid in Purbeck marble was placed in Felbrigg Church. Sir Edmund's first wife was Lady Margaret Howard, daughter of <mask>, 1st Duke of Norfolk. A monumental brass inlaid in Purbeck marble was placed in Felbrigg Church by Sir <mask>.Both brasses are much smaller than the ones Sir <mask> built for his parents and uncle. Although the brasses are known to have been purchased in London, the maker's name is not recorded in the original accounts of the shipping and laying down of the Felbrigg brasses. Felbrigg was given to Sir <mask>'s third son, Thomas, who rebuilt the manor house. The father and son's arms are sculpted in stone above the front door. His mother was one of his sisters and co-heiresses, and he had part of the lands of his uncle. He demolished the former Merryfield seat in Ilton, one of the manors that fell to his share. According to Collinson, <mask> disliked the situation of the house because it was surrounded with wood, so

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title: John Wyndham (1558–1645)

texts: he pulled it down and built a farm-house at a distance.There is an old wall on the east side. The seat used to be round, and the buildings showed many striking indications of antiquity. The 4th Earl of Egremont built "Silverton Park", a large mansion, in 1901. He built it because he was excluded from the inheritance of Petworth House by his uncle the 3rd Earl who bequeathed it instead to his illegitimate son and adopted heir. The earliest seat of the family was in the parish of Knowstone. Sir William Portman was the son of Sir Henry Portman and the Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales. <mask> was the 2nd son.The ancient manor house was rebuilt with the help of his father's 3rd son, <mask>. The arms of Portman andWyndham are carved in stone side by side above the front and have a crescent mark on them. He married a woman named Elizabeth. Humphrey, 6th. son. George was the sixth son of Uffords manor. <mask> is a senior.The son was a soldier. Catherine Fleming, daughter of Sir Thomas Fleming, was the widow of Sir Henry Berkeley. He was a judge of the King's Bench. <mask> was married to Col. <mask>. Margaret was married to <mask>. <mask> was married to <mask>. Rachel was married to Thomas Moore.Margery and Thomas Carew were married. On April 1, 1645, Sir <mask> died and was buried in Watchet Church, where there is a memorial to him and his wife. The Earl of Egremont Sources, Hon Hugh Archibald (later 4th Baron Leconfield), A Family History, The Wyndhams of Norfolk and Somerset, 1939 can be found here. The Hon Hugh Archibald wrote A Family History of the Wyndhams. <mask> wrote the History of Somerset. There are external links to

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title: Max Allan Collins

texts: <mask> is an American mystery writer known for his graphic novels. The basis for the film of the same name was his Road to Perdition series. He has written many novels and a newspaper strip about Dick Tracy. <mask> has written novels, screenplays, comic books, comic strips, trading cards, short stories, movie novelizations and historical fiction. He created the comic book private eye Ms. Tree and took over writing the Dick Tracy comic strip. <mask> briefly wrote the Batman comic book in 1987 and created a new origin for the character. Wild Dog at DC was created by <mask> and Terry Beatty.The character appeared in an anthology. Rick Gonzalez is the actor who portrays Wild Dog in the Arrow television series. The English-language translation of Batman: Child of Dreams was written by <mask>. The books were written for the Dark Angel TV series. He is the author of books and comics based on the CSI franchise. He wrote Buried Deep, which was based on the TV series Bones. Road to Perdition: Road to Purgatory and Road to Paradise have been sequel novels.The characters from Road to Perdition are featured in three more graphic novels. The basis of the film is the graphic novels On the Road to Perdition. He and Lee Goldberg founded the International Association of Media Tie-in Writers. The organization is for writers of tie-ins and novelizations. <mask> studied at the University of Iowa. <mask> was a fan of the mystery writer Mickey Spillane and later became friends with him. The two collaborated on a comic book.<mask> was given the task of finishing several unfinished works by Spillane, including Dead Street, The Goliath Bone, and The Bigbang. He and Dave Thomas wrote a sci-fi mystery novel called The Many Lives of Jimmy

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title: Max Allan Collins

texts: Leighton. <mask> has written and directed four movies, including Real Time: Siege at Lucas Street Market, which was based on his play. The four were produced in <mask>' hometown. The first three are available on DVD separately or in the Black Box set from Troma Team Video. One of the first films to take advantage of the multi-angle feature on DVD players was Real Time: Siege at Lucas Street Market. <mask> is a member of the rock band, Crusin'.<mask> describes his political views as being left of center, but his father thought of him as being right of Genghis Khan. Who knows? I know that I leave when the right gets out of hand. <mask> and his wife, Barbara, have a son. The Inkpot Award was given to <mask> in 1982. He won the Shamus Award twice. The Quarry series features a former U.S. Marine who became a professional assassin after returning from the Vietnam War.The quarry. The Broker and the Quarry's List are from the same year. The Broker's Wife was released in 2015. The Dealer was re-released in 2016 as Quarry's Cut. The Slasher is a song by Quarry's Vote. There is a short story in the primary target of quarry's greatest hits. The project was written by Michael D. Fuller and Graham Gordy and is based on the book series.The vet is quickly recruited into a network of contract killers and corruption. The show was canceled in May of last year. The Nolan series features a professional thief, similar to and apparently inspired by Richard Stark's character, who operates in the Midwest. The first two books of <mask>'s, Bait Money and Blood Money, were not published until 1999. The Nathan Heller series is <mask>' longest running series and arguably his best known work. The famous people of the 1930s and 1940s, including

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title: Max Allan Collins

texts: Frank Nitti and Sally Rand, were met by a private investigator named Heller. True Detective won the Shamus Award for Best P.I. in 1984.The Private Eye Writers of America have a hardcover. <mask> won his second Shamus in 1992 for his novel Stolen Away. In his 1999 novel Flying Blind, he investigated the disappearance of Amelia Earhart and became romantically involved with her. <mask> moved the action into the 1950s with the release of Chicago Confidential. There was an alleged attempt to assassinate John F. Kennedy in Chicago just weeks before the actual assassination in Dallas. The Million-Dollar Wound (February 1986) Neon Mirage (February 1988) Stolen Away ( May 1991) Dying in the Post-War World (October 1991) There are four novels in The Dark City, Bullet Proof, Murder by the Numbers, and Dick Tracy: The Secret Files.The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor was released in July. The Rise of Cobra was written by Joe. Road to Perdition: On the Road is a single-volume collection of On the Road to Perdition books. Disaster series include The Titanic Murders, The Pearl Harbor Murders, The Lusitania Murders, and The War of the Worlds Murder. A murder mystery set around a fictionalized version of the Superman ownership dispute Strip is in the Criminal Minds novels. Blue Christmas and other Holiday Homicides (2001) is a short story collection. 2 #1–10 (1996–1997) Dark Horse Comics, and 2 #1–10 (1996–1997) DC Comics, and 2 #1–10 (1996–1997) Batman, and 2 #1–10 (1996–1997) Johnny Dynamite, and 2 #1–10 (1996–1997) Dark HorseMichael Mauser and Ms. Tree are from IDW Publishing's CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. There are 20th-century American novelists, 21st-century American novelists, American male novelists, and American mystery

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title: Gunnar Graps

texts: One of the pioneers of hard rock in the Soviet Union was a popular musician named <mask>rfs. Graps has sold hundreds of thousands of records all over the world and in 2004 he received a lifetime award. He is often called the Iron Man because of his resemblance to Mick Jagger and Alice Cooper. The son of a conductor and a cellist, <mask> started his music career in the 1960s. At the age of six, Graps was inspired to learn cello by his father. He joined Satelliidid at the age of 13 as a guitarist. In the spring of 1967, Graps joined Mikronid, where he played drums for six years.He performed with Ivo Linna while he was in the army. He was behind the drums for another year after returning from military service. In the spring of 1968, Jri Lina recorded about ten Mikronid's songs which included Graps' creation for his show "Pobifo Rev". Ornament was one of the pioneers of hard rock in Estonia and the Soviet Union after he left the group Mikronid Graps. Led Zeppelin influenced Ornament's music. Magnetic Band was a Jazz-rock oriented band with influences of reggae and soul. Graps graduated from the percussion instruments department in 1977.They started leaning towards hard rock after he reformed his group. Magnetic Band was one of the most popular heavy-music bands in the Soviet Union. The first official rock-festival of the Soviet Union took place in Tbilisi and they won the first prize thanks to their hit "Lady Blues". Graps was dressed in fire-engine red pants and white shirt decorated with a splashy 7-Up emblem. His popularity peaked in the 1980s. The Soviet Union was visited by the Magnetic Band. The Washington Post devoted a whole page to the Magnetic Band in 1982.Magnetic Band was banned by the Soviet authorities in 1983, which led to the creation of GGG. Magnetic Band was already flirting with hard rock and heavy metal genres before the change marked a shift towards straightforward hard rock and heavy metal. Gorbachev became the General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union

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texts: and there was less resistance from the authorities. Plemine (Burning) was released in 1988. The vinyl was issued by a Soviet record company. The distribution of the record was very high. The members of GGG at the time were <mask> <mask> (drums, percussion, vocals, keyboards), Juri Stihhanov (lead guitar), Andres Aak (rhythm guitar), Jri Roosa (bass guitar) and Tiit Altosaar.They were popular in the Soviet Union until the end of the decade. "Plemine", "Valgus", and "Mosaiik" were some of their most popular songs. The Singing Revolution began as the Baltic states became less of a hold. In 1987 a choir composed of well-known Estonian singers, including <mask> <mask>, recorded a patriotic song. In 1989 <mask> <mask> moved to the United States in the hopes of reaching new heights with his musical career but, alas, failed to reach those previous lofty heights and was compelled to work as a repairman to make ends meet. After Estonia regained its independence in 1991, <mask> returned to his homeland. In the summer of 1993 he tried to cross the Swedish border with steroids and was imprisoned for two months in Sweden.He praised the jail as being better than restaurants, and he did not complain about his imprisonment. Graps returned to Estonia after his release. He was forced to work at local radio stations and night clubs as a DJ because of financial problems. Graps released "Thjad pihud" in 1995 and reformed GGG the next year. Graps was getting depressed. Graps had financial troubles in the 21st century and was performing in a series of pension fund commercials. "Thjad pihud" was included in the commercials.The "Eesti kullafond" series contains a 3 CD collection of music from all of the tenures of <mask> Graps. One of the last big concerts was performed by Graps. An incarnation of Magnetic Band was playing. There are 600 people at the Green Christmas Festival. In 2003 Graps released "Rajalt maas", which had a strong blues influence, despite his health problems. Graps promised to go on tour in Russia

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title: Gunnar Graps

texts: because he was dissatisfied with the local music scene. In an interview three months before his death, he promised to release a new album by the end of 2004, and another in 2005.On 17 May 2004, at the age of 52, <mask> <mask> died of a heart attack at his home on Mooni street. Legacy <mask> Graps is a rock star. Metsatll said that the same thing as Black Sabbath means to the world. There are many tribute events paying homage to the departed musician. The events are put on by Radio Mania, a local radio station, and the Hard Rock Club, a local events promoter. A string of local bands usually perform at the event along with incarnations of GGG or Magnetic Band, with people Graps used to play with. On 17 May 2005, <mask> Graps was inducted into the Hall of Fame of Rock Cafe, a local pub which is also the place where the tribute events take place.In December 2005, the Hard Rock Club started raising money to put a memorial headstone at Graps' grave. The concert was held at the Rock Cafe. The stone was designed by <mask> and placed on his father's grave. In 2005, a heavy metal festival created by the Hard Rock Club, and at smaller pubs, was performed by a cover band called Gunnar's Roses. The band was put together by the drummer of Must Missa, Henri "Suss" Hinno. A big fan of Graps' work, Hinno sang "Mosaiik" with Gunnar's Roses. Ivar Pllu wrote a play in 2011.The life of Graps was the focus of Odysseuse eksirnnakud. The musical score consisted of many of Graps' most well-known songs and was directed by Robert Annus. James Hetfield used to have a singing style similar to that of <mask> <mask>, which was trying to sing from the throat to produce a raspier sound. His busy schedule contributed to the development of his rasp. It was not uncommon for Graps to perform 25 days in a month. The Jesus Christ Superstar song "Gethsamen" is included on the Gunnar Graps - Eesti kullafond 4. He is known to have trained his voice by yelling at walls.Magnetic Band Magnetic Band was issued by a soviet record

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title: Francis James Child

texts: The Child Ballads are a collection of English and Scottish ballads written by <mask>, an American scholar, educator, and folklorist. At Harvard University, <mask> produced influential editions of English poetry. He was named Harvard's first Professor of English in 1876, allowing him to focus on academic research. He began work on the Child Ballads during this time. The Child Ballads were published in five volumes. <mask>'s work became a major contribution to the study of English-language folk music because he was a literary scholar with little interest in the music of the ballads. <mask> was born in Boston.<mask>'s father, a skilled craftsman, was described as "one of that class of intelligent and independent mechanics, which has had a large share of developing the character of our democratic community." The family was poor, but thanks to the city of Boston's system of free public schools, the boy was educated at The English High School. He was given a scholarship to attend Harvard University after the principal of the Boston Latin School noticed his brilliance. At Harvard, "Frank" excelled in all classes and also read outside his studies for his own pleasure. Although shy and diffident on account of his working-class origins, he was soon recognized as "the best writer, best speaker, best mathematician, the most accomplished person in knowledge of general literature", and he became extremely popular with his classmates. He received a valedictory speech with "tumultuous applause" after being chosen Class Orator by his graduating class. <mask> was a tutor in history, political economy, and English literature after graduating from Harvard.<mask>'s critically annotated edition of Four Old plays of the early English Renaissance was the first of its kind to be produced in America. <mask> took a leave of absence from his teaching duties to pursue his studies in Germany because of a loan from a benefactor, Jonathan I. Bowditch. At the University of Gttingen, <mask> studied English drama and Germanic philology, and at the University of Berlin, he heard lectures by the Grimm linguists. <mask> became Harvard's Boylston Professor

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texts: of Rhetoric and Oratory at the age of 26 and held the position until Adams Sherman Hill was appointed to the professorship in 1876. The president of the University at that time was <mask>. As a mathematician, <mask> came to his interest "in what he variously called 'popular', 'primitive' or 'traditional' balladry'." Writing and speaking were not only the means by which men share useful information, but also the means by which they formulate and share values, including the higher order of values that give meaning to life and purpose to human activities of all sorts.<mask> was drawn into pondering the differences between speech and writing and searching for the origins of thoughtful expression in English because he was so concerned with rhetoric, oratory, and the motives of those mental disciplines. <mask> was Professor of Rhetoric at Harvard for twenty-five years, during which time he oversaw the publication of a 130-volume collection of the works of the British poets. The volumes on the works of Edmund Spenser were edited by <mask>. The child planned a critical edition of the works. Since only one early text was available, he realized that this could not be done. The American Academy of Arts and Sciences published a blandly titled "Observations on the Language of Chaucer" in the late 19th century. <mask>'s linguistic research is mostly responsible for how Chaucerian grammar, pronunciation, and scansion are understood.The British Poets series is where <mask>'s largest undertaking came from. The material for this volume came from previously published books. He realized that the folio manuscript of Percy's Reliques, from which most of these texts were drawn, was not available for public inspection, and he set about to remedy this situation. The Early English Text Society, founded by <mask> Furnivall in 1868, was able to get a copy of Percy's Folio thanks to public support in the 1860s. <mask> and Furnivall founded The Ballad Society with a view to publishing other important early ballad collections, such as that of SamuelPepys. <mask> was offered a research professorship by the University of California in 1876, which was

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texts: in the process of being organized. The first American university conceived on the German model of research was the University of Baltimore, which was divided into departments for "the branches of knowledge" and a graduate school dedicated to advanced studies.In order to retain him, Harvard's president created the title of "Professor of English" for <mask> so that he could have more time for research. <mask> used methods from historical comparative philology to arrive at the earliest versions of British vernacular ballads. The "true voice" of the people could be heard in folk ballads from a more democratic time in the past. He thought of the people as comprising all the classes of society, rich, middle, and poor, and not only those engaged in manual labor as Marxists sometimes use the word. <mask> concentrated his collections on manuscript texts with a view to determining their chronology, but he also gave a sedulous but conservative hearing to popular versions still surviving. <mask> carried his investigations into the ballads of languages other than English, engaging in extensive international correspondence on the subject with colleagues abroad. The model for <mask>'s five-volume edition of English and Scottish ballads was 1–12.Since the ballads were known to have been a pan-European, Turkish, and North African phenomenon, <mask> and Grundtvig consulted with many scholars in other parts of the world, such as the Sicilian physician, folklorist, and ethnographer Giuseppe Pitr. The mission of the American Folklore Society was to collect and preserve African-American and Native American folklore equally, and Professor <mask> served two terms as president. He died in Boston after completing his task, apart from a general introduction and bibliography. George Kittredge's work was followed by a biographical introduction. The Harvard University Library has one of the largest folklore collections in the world. The custodian of <mask>'s scholarly legacy was Kittredge, who succeeded him as Professor of English literature and modern languages at Harvard. The American Folklore Society had a president in 1904.The printed sources

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texts: known to <mask> are subsumed and progressed in number and research by Steve Roud in the Roud Folk Song Index. He is buried in the "Sedgwick Pie" because he married into the Sedgwick family. The grave of <mask> Bett, the first enslaved African American to file a lawsuit for her freedom in the courts based on the law of the state of Massachusetts, which held that all men are born free and equal. She won her freedom after the jury agreed. Theodore Sedgwick was her lawyer. The English and Scottish Popular Ballads Child's monumental final collection was published in ten parts and five volumes, and for a long time was the authoritative treasury of their subject. It was an international piece of research with references that included thirty different language sources.<mask>'s enthusiasm and erudition shine throughout his systematic attempt to set the British ballad tradition in context with others. He made no attempt to hide or apologize for the sexuality, theatrical violence, and ill-concealed paganism of many ballads, but it is characteristic of the man that in his introduction to "Hugh of Lincoln," an ancient work about the purported murder of a Christian child by a Jew Since <mask> did not live to finish the introduction to his work which was to explain his methodology, it has sometimes been alleged that his selection was arbitrary and based on personal taste. <mask>'s rediscovered essay, "Ballad Poetry," was included in the most recent edition of the ballads. The rediscovered essay gives considerable insight into <mask>'s thinking after he had published his "first go" of English and Scottish Ballads in 1856 and was in the process of researching and reconsidering his last great work. It may not be <mask>'s "last statement" that we all wish he had lived to make, but it comes close in many ways, and nicely complement the original introduction to 1880s English and Scottish Popular Ballads made by <mask>'s successor, George Kittredge. The Crabfish was not included in this work due to the indelicate nature of their theme.Links to more information on each individual type can be found in the List of the Child Ballads. See the Il

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texts: Pesceballo Notes References. Child Ballads and the Invention of Tradition are part of the English Revival Canon. The Journal of American Folklore was published in 2001. Theory, Method, and Practice is the English Traditional Ballad. Ashgate was written in Aldershot, UK and Burlington, Vt. Mary Ellen Brown.The English and Scottish Popular Ballads were written by a child. The University of Illinois Press. _. The army of auxiliaries was called <mask>'s Gallant Army. The Journal of Folklore Research was published in May and August of 2006 Cheeseman, Tom, and Sigrid Rieuwerts are editors. The Legacies of <mask> <mask> is a book.Papers from the 26th International Ballad Conference were published in 1996. The city of Berlin. The Second Revised Edition of Peter Lang Verlagsgruppe was published in 1999. Gerald. An institutional history of Professing Literature. The University of Chicago Press was published in 1987. Sigrid, Rieuwerts.F.J. wrote "The Genuine Ballads of the People". There is a child and a cause. The Journal of Folklore Research was published in 1994. Rudy and Terry. Consideration of Rhetoric's Wayward Child: Ballad Scholarship and Conflict. The Journal of Folklore Research was published in 1998. _.The oral tradition of <mask>, Kittredge, Thompson, and the connections of folklore and English studies are being transformed. College English: 66: 5 was published in May 2004. There are external links to the biography of <mask> <mask>. "<mask> <mask>: Brief Life of a Victorian Enthusiast" is a book. The May-June, 2006 edition of Harvard Magazine was written by Ian. The review of Mark and Laura Heiman's Corrected Second Edition of <mask> <mask>'s English and Scottish Popular Ballads was published in Musical Traditions internet magazine. "Francis James Child" is an entry in The Cambridge History of English and American Literature.Volume XVIII. National Literature, Part III, XXV. No scholars. It was 43. "<mask> <mask>". The English and Scottish Ballads'' are available in several formats. Other volumes are being prepared.The American Folklore Society has Presidents from Harvard University and the English High School of

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title: Valeriya

texts: <mask> is a Russian singer and fashion model who is a recipient of the titles People's Artist of Russia and People's Artist of the World. She is a member of the Council for Culture and Art under the President of the Russian Federation. <mask> was born on April 17, 1968 in a small town of Atkarsk in the Saratov Oblast, into a family of classically trained musicians. She studied piano at the only musical school in the town where her father was a director and her mother was a teacher. <mask> knew from a young age that she wanted to be a singer. <mask> graduated from the Gnessin State Musical College in Moscow in 1990. Professor Iosif Kobzon was one of her teachers.<mask> recorded two albums. The Taiga symphony was her first English-language disc. Lad Records released a collection of traditional Russian romances a year later. She won the first prize in a national TV contest. She won the international contest and received an Audience Choice Award. In December 1995 she released the single "Moya Moskva", followed a year later by the full-length, Anna. The breakthrough for the singer was provided by the album, all of which had been written by her husband and manager.She started teaching at the Gnesin Academy of Music. The album Familia was released in 1997. A family name. The conflict with Shulgin led to her retirement from the stage. The contract between the singer and her manager was terminated. She signed a contract with NOX Music in the same month. She released a new

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texts: album on October 8, 2003 and it sold better than her previous ones.The Best Female Artiste awards were given by Muz-TV and MTV Russia. Her awards include Golden Grammophone and MTV awards. In 2005 <mask> was awarded the Honoured Artiste of Russia title and ranked 9th in the Forbes magazine list of 50 most highly paid people in movie, sport, literature and music industry. She founded De Leri, the jewelry and perfume lines of her own. The shocking details of her marriage to Shulgin were revealed in her 2006 autobiography. The album was released in April of 2006 and was followed by an international tour and a sold-out show at the Olimpisky Stadium in November. <mask>'s album Out Of Control was recorded in two versions, English and Russian, and featured collaborations with several well-known producers and musicians.The cover version of "Stayin' Alive" was recorded with Robin Gibb. <mask> was a member of a jury in the Russian version of the TV show X-Factor and has been invited as a judge to the International contest for young performers New Wave in Jurmala. <mask> participated in the Midem 2009 Rusia! It's time for partnership! The day was co-organized with a trade publication. She gave a show at The Midem opening night party in Russia. <mask> was invited to join Simply Red's "The Greatest Hits" Tour in the UK in March of 2009.She finished second in the Russian National Final for the European Song Contest with the song " Back to Love". <mask> was a celebrity judge for

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title: Valeriya

texts: the first ever global online singing talent search for women and a songwriting competition for men and women. Valeria's studio album Po serpantinu featured four duets, including one with Goran Bregovich, one of her all-time favourite artists. The title track and "I Will Be Waiting for You" were the focus of most of the reviews. The duet with her daughter Anna Shulgina was included in the Eto vremya lyubvi. It was good to prove the singer's intention to remain a 'a healthy man's perfect female singer', but her 'formula of happiness' here is being pronounced with the strictness of a pedagogue. "If the idea was to bring in the feeling of freshness, it succeeded only in fragments," she said.The singles "Minor Infarctions" and "The Heart Is broken" were highly successful. The video for the latter got 112 million views in the first week. In 2008 <mask> became a goodwill envoy for the Russian Federation on behalf of the International Organization for Migration. There are anti-trafficking clips on Russian television. The singer's statements and activities have triggered mixed responses in the neighboring countries. <mask> has been married three times. Her first and second husbands were Leonid Yaroshevsky and Alexandr Shulgin.Iosif Prigozhin is her husband. <mask>'s father is her second husband and she has three children with him. The Taiga Symphony 1995 and Anna 1997 are studio albums. A family name. The first part of Perviy Internet Albom was released in 2000. Good

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title: Ramesses I

texts: The founding pharaoh of ancient Egypt's 19th Dynasty was Menpehtyre <mask> I. The time-line of the late 12th century BC is often cited as well as the early 13th century BC in regards to his short reign. While <mask> was the founder of the 19th Dynasty, his brief reign mainly serves to mark the transition between the reign of Horemheb, who had stabilized Egypt in the late 18th Dynasty, and the rule of the powerful pharaohs of his own dynasty. <mask> was born into a military family from the Nile Delta region and was christened Pa-ra-mes-su. He was the son of a troop commander. The matron of the Harem of Amun was married to an officer of the army. <mask>' family has a high status.Horemheb, the last pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty, appointed <mask> I as his vizier. The High Priest of Set was <mask> and he would have played an important role in the restoration of the old religion. Horemheb was a nobleman who rose through the ranks of the Egyptian army to serve as the royal advisor to Tutankhamun and Ay. <mask> was chosen as Horemheb's heir in the last years of his reign because he had a son and a grandson who would succeed him. Ramesses assumed a royal name after his accession. Menpehtyre means "Established by the strength of Ra" when the name is transliterated. He is better known by his nomen.This is transliterated as r-ms-sw and is usually realised as Ramessu or <mask>. <mask> appointed his son, Seti <mask>, to serve as the Crown Prince and

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texts: chosen successor, even though he was already an old man. Seti was charged with trying to recover some of Egypt's lost possessions in Syria. <mask> completed the second pylon at Karnak Temple, which was begun under Horemheb. The king had little time to build any major buildings in his reign and was hurriedly buried in a small and hastily finished tomb, as evidenced by the general paucity of contemporary monuments mentioning him. This pharaoh ruled Egypt for a minimum of 17 months based on his highest known date, which is a Year 2 II Peret day 20 (Louvre C57), which ordered the provision of new endowments of food. In June 1290 BC, Seti <mask> succeeded to power and <mask> <mask> died 5 months later.Ramesses <mask>'s only known action was to order the provision of endowments for the Nubian temple at Buhen and the construction of a chapel and a temple at Abydos. The Ramesses were buried in the Valley of the Kings. His tomb, discovered by Giovanni Belzoni in 1817, is small in size and gives the impression of having been completed with haste. According to Joyce Tyldesley, Seti <mask> built a small chapel in memory of his father <mask> <mask> at Abydos, which was a single corridor and unfinished room. John Pierpont Morgan donated reliefs from this chapel to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. A mummy believed to be that of <mask> <mask> was stolen from Egypt and displayed in a private Canadian museum for many years before being returned. The

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texts: mummy's identity can't be determined, but is most likely to be that of <mask> <mask> based on various scans, X-rays, skull measurements and radio-carbon dating tests, as well as aesthetic interpretations of family resemblance.The position of the mummy's arms was reserved for Egyptian royalty until 600 BC. The Abu-Rassul family of grave robbers stole the mummy from the Royal Cache in Deir el-Bahari and sold it to Dr. James Douglas who brought it to North America. A friend of Douglas's placed Egyptian antiquities in the Niagara Museum and Daredevil Hall of Fame in Ontario, Canada. The mummy was next to other curiosities and so-called freaks of nature for more than 130 years. The contents of the museum were purchased by a Canadian businessman and used by a Canadian Egyptologist to identify their great value. The Egyptian artifacts in the collection were sold to the Michael C. Carlos Museum for $2 million. On October 24, 2003 the mummy was returned to Egypt and is on display at the Luxor Museum.The Ten Commandments, directed by Cecil B. DeMille, depicts <mask> <mask> as the pharaoh who orders the elimination of the first-born of every Hebrew slave family in Egypt. The name of the pharaoh is not given in the book. Ramesses I: The search for the Lost Pharaoh 13th-century BC Pharaohs Pharaohs of the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt and the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt Year of birth unknown 1290s BC deaths Ancient Egyptian mummies Art and cultural

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title: Shmuel Herzfeld

texts: <mask> is an American Modern Orthodox rabbi. The National Synagogue in Washington, D.C. is where he is the Senior Rabbi. He is a teacher, lecturer, activist, and author. <mask> is from Staten Island, New York. He is one of five siblings. Akiva is also a Rabbi. His brother is the founder and CEO of ZenoRadio.He received a Masters in Jewish History and a smicha from the Rabbi Elchanan Theological Seminary. He received a master's degree in Medieval Jewish History from Yeshiva University. After starting a PhD, he chose a career in the rabbinate. <mask> was an Associate Rabbi at the Hebrew Institute of Riverdale from 1999 to 2004. From 1999 to 2004 <mask> was the assistant rabbi under Rabbi Weiss at the Hebrew Institute of Riverdale. In 2008 to 2010, <mask> hosted a weekly radio show called Shmoozin' with Shmuel, which was aimed at Jews in the Washington, DC community. His writings have appeared in a number of publications.He has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, NPR, CNN and Fox News. The opening prayer for the United States House of Representatives was delivered by <mask>. The combined Shepherd Park/Woodside Community eruv is home to over half a dozen synagogues and thousands of Jewish families. In 2004, <mask> began working at Ohev Sholom - The National Synagogue, the oldest continuous Orthodox synagogue operating in Washington, DC, with a vision of taking the spirit of the synagogue out to the community and to welcome all Jews regardless of

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texts: their prior Jewish background or training. As of 2015, the synagogue's membership was around 400 families. The first synagogue in the United States to hire a female clergy member was Ohev Sholom. Ruth Balinsky Friedman joined the congregation.The Ohev Sholom Makor Chaim Mikvah opened to the public under <mask>'s leadership. The mikvah is open to everyone in the community. The Beltway Vaad was formed in February of 2015. <mask> plays a role in the certification of Soupergirl, along with the DC Vaad and the Star-K of Baltimore. The DC Kosher organization was founded by <mask> in April of last year. The organization supervises over a dozen restaurants, bakeries, and products. <mask> opened a yeshiva.<mask>l's show has over one million downloads. <mask> is an activist. Israel activism, Jewish outreach, the threat of anti-Semitism, gay rights, and the plight of the agunah are just some of the issues he has been vocal on. <mask> is the Vice President for Amcha, a coalition of Jewish concerns which engages in pro-Jewish activism. The New York Times published an article by <mask>. The article received media attention. <mask> appeared in a front-page article in The New York Times in January of 2011.The article put a spotlight on the agunah crisis within Orthodox Judaism. <mask> has spoken out against antisemitism in Europe. In January 2015, after the terrorist attacks at a kosher supermarket in Paris, <mask> published an op-ed in the Washington Post arguing that the U.S.

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texts: should do whatever it can to welcome European Jews to the United States. In early 2015, <mask> marched with the French Ambassador at a rally in support of European Jewry. Donald Trump is a critic of <mask>. <mask> yelled out "Do not listen to this man" during Trump's speech. He is evil.He is an inspiration to racists and bigots. "With every cell in my body, I felt the obligation as a rabbi to declare his wickedness to the world," Herzfeld wrote. The Lieberman Open Orthodox Haggadah is one of the five books written by <mask>. He has received over 200,000 downloads of his podcasts. The "AlefBlessed" cards were released in September of last year. The popularity of these led to the creation of "AlefBlessed 2 cards", which displayed Jewish heroes throughout history. He wears a matzoh suit while driving around in a car with a matzoh design.In late 2018, <mask> began writing a complete Torah by hand, an enormous task which is generally undertaken by professional sholders. The Torah was completed by Herzfeld in June of 2019. The journey <mask> took with his congregants in writing the Torah was documented in a yearbook published by Herzfeld's daughter. "The Making of a Torah Scroll" is a graphic novel by <mask>. <mask> lives in Washington, DC, with his wife and seven children. References External links Official website Ohev Sholom: The National Synagogue 1974 births Living people American Orthodox rabbis Modern Orthodox rabbis Open Orthodox Jews Rabbis from Washington,

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