title: Fritjof Capra

texts: Thomas Matus. The book looks at ways of thinking in science and theology.It has been published in 10 different languages. The Web of Life: A New Scientific Understanding of Living Systems starts from the conceptual framework presented in The Turning Point, summarizes the mathematics of complexity, and offers a synthesis of recent theories of living systems that have dramatically increased our understanding of the key characteristics of life. A new, systems-based scientific approach for describing the interrelationships and interdependence of psychological, biological, physical, social, and cultural phenomena has been proposed by a group of people. The book has been published in 14 different languages. The Hidden Connection uses the extended framework to discuss some of the critical issues of our time. The science of Leonardo was covered in The Science of Leonardo: Inside the Mind of the Great Genius of the Renaissance. Leonardo da Vinci's science is a science of living forms, of quality, which can be seen as a distant progenitor of today's complexity and systems theories.There are 7 editions of the book. Learning from Leonardo: Decoding the Notebooks of a Genius offers a glimpse into the works of the prescient thinker, Leonardo da Vinci, whose genius contributed to many scientific fields. The Systems View of Life offers radical solutions to twenty-first century challenges by focusing on the connected world and examining life through its inextricably linked systems. The Center for Ecoliteracy Interview with <mask> <mask> can be found on the website The Turning Point

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title: Hariss Harun

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texts: <mask> is a Singaporean professional footballer who plays as a defender and captains both Lion City Sailors and the Singapore national team. He made his international debut at the age of 16 and 217 days. <mask> is a versatile player with combative and play-making abilities. As a centre-back, <mask> has played in a variety of positions. He is the former captain and vice-captain of Young Lions and LionsXII. Young Lions <mask> began his career in the S.League. He was 16 years 3 months and 18 days old when he joined the S-League.<mask> was granted special permission from the Football Association of Singapore to play because he was older than 18 years old. In August 2007, he was Singapore's winner of Nike's 'Who's The Next' contest and secured a training stint at FC Barcelona's famed academy, La Masia. 13 players from six Asia Pacific countries, including South Korea and Japan, trained at the Catalans' youth academy. He captained the players in three games against FC Barcelona's youth academy. <mask> won the Most Valuable Player award a week later. It was a difficult year for <mask> as he tore his ligaments in a league match against Super Reds on May 26, 2008, and Oh Ddog Yi fell on his knee. He missed the rest of Singapore's World Cup qualification campaign as well as the 2008 ASEAN Football Championship because of the injury.<mask> tried out for a Chinese Super League side in July 2010 but was not offered a contract. <mask> suffered a broken leg in a match against India at the 2010 Asian Games. <mask> missed out on a second consecutive championship because of the length of time he had to recover from his injury. <mask> won the S.League Young Player of the Year award in 2010. <mask> was called up to join LionsXII in December of 2011. He made his LionsXII debut in a league match. His first goal was against Sabah.<mask> scored his first career hat-trick in a 9–0 win over Sabah on June 16. He scored with a volley three minutes after

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texts: the opener and added a second in the 41st minute. He got his third and final assist on 73 minutes. <mask> made 34 appearances and scored 5 goals as LionsXII finished runners-up in their first season back in Malaysian football. <mask> missed the start of the season after breaking his fibula in the 2012 ASEAN Football Championship match against Indonesia. He came on as a substitute in a 3–0 Super League win over Pahang. His first goal of the season came four minutes into a 2–2 draw with Johor Darul Ta'zim.LionsXII won the Malaysia Super League title as <mask> played a key role in the club's success. <mask> <mask> rejected the offer of a contract from the Portuguese Primeira Liga side, Rio Ave., despite the help of Singapore billionaire Peter Lim and agent Jorge Mendes. <mask> was negotiating with clubs for a year to further his career in Europe. <mask> would have followed in the footsteps of Fandi Ahmad and V. Sundramoorthy if he had moved abroad. Following <mask>' decision not to join Johor Rio Ave, Johor Darul Ta'zim moved quickly to confirm his signing in a two-year deal worth over US$20,000 per month. <mask> scored his first goal for the club against Kedah in a Malaysia FA Cup match. <mask> scored his first league goal for the club against Selangor.<mask> helped Johor win their first Malaysian Super League title. On October 31, 2015, he helped Johor Darul Ta'zim win the Malaysia Super League and the first AFC Cup Final. <mask> signed a new 2-year contract with the club in November 2015, making him the highest paid Singaporean footballer in history. He scored from a corner on the opening match day of the 2016 Malaysia Super League against Selangor FA which ended 1–1 with Johor Darul Ta'zim winning the Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah Cup on penalties. <mask> was to become the first-ever Singaporean to play in a Spanish league when he joined CE L'Hospitalet on a one-year loan. After <mask> arrived in Spain, they were unable to register

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texts: new players because of a taxation problem. JDT had all their foreign players slots filled, leaving <mask> in limbo.<mask> came back to the S.League and insisted that the move to CE L'Hospitalet will go through in June. Home United <mask> joined Home United on a 3-month loan. He made his debut for The Protectors in a 2–2 draw against Albirex Niigata. After his loan contract at Home United ended, <mask> returned to Johor. Johor won their 3rd Piala Sumbangsih against Kedah FA on 3 February. He scored his first goal of the season in a 2–1 victory against Perak FA, which sealed Johor's 5th consecutive league title. <mask> scored the equalizing goal for his side in a 1–1 draw against Kuala Lumpur FC.<mask>' decision to return to Singapore due to family matters made it impossible for him to travel back home more often. <mask> signed a three-and-a-half-year contract with Lion City Sailors. He was part of the Singapore football team that won a bronze medal at the Southeast Asian Games. <mask> came on as a 70th-minute substitute for the national team in a friendly against North Korea on June 24, 2007. The previous record for the youngest player to play for the Singapore national team was held by Fandi Ahmad who was 17 years, 3 months and 23 days old. <mask> was rated as an " exceptional player" in a 2012 Straits Times interview. <mask> was called up to the Singapore squad.He was out for the rest of the tournament because of a shin injury he sustained in the group stage. He missed out on the 2008 and 2010 editions due to injury. <mask> scored his first senior international goal in the 27th minute of the friendly match against Laos. He has been identified as the future of Singapore's midfield by national team coach Bernd Stange. Stange said that he is capable of playing for a top European club and in a strong league like the Bundesliga. On July 24, 2010, <mask> was drafted into the Singapore Selection XI squad that was to play against

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title: Hariss Harun

texts: Burnley. The match ended in a 1–0 defeat as he captained the side.<mask> was given the chance to captain the national team in a match against Japan. The match ended in a shocking 0–0 draw, supposedly a predictable victory for the Japanese team. <mask> scored his 7th international goal, helping Fandi Ahmad to his first win. <mask> became the 13th footballer to have 100 appearances for the national team when he made his 100th cap on November 14, 2019. <mask> tested positive for COVID-19 just one day before the national team was to leave for a training camp in preparation for the 2020 AFF Championship. He was placed under isolation and did not join the team. He was part of the Singapore Selection squad for The Sultan of Selangor's Cup.<mask> attended both primary and secondary school. He graduated from Nanyang Polytechnic with a diploma. <mask> bin Habib Mohamed was born to Indian parents and is a logistics officer. His father is a football coach. He credits his father and uncle with starting his interest in football. <mask> married his girlfriend in a function hall next to Jalan Besar Stadium. They were engaged in February of 2013).Baihakki and <mask> are featured in eFootball Pro Evolution Soccer 2020. He will be featured in a video game. There are unavailable referenced data conforming to reliable sources guidelines. The Young Lions and LionsXII are not allowed to play in the Asian competition. Young Lions withdrew from the Singapore Cup and Singapore League Cup due to their participation in the AFF U-23 Youth Championship. Singapore's goal tally is listed first in the international goals scores and results. The Club Lions XII Malaysia Super League, the Malaysia Cup, the Malaysia Super League, the Malaysia FA Cup, the Malaysian Charity Shield, the Lion City Sailors Singapore, and the International Singapore are all included.Footballers at the 2006 Asian Games and Young Lions FC players at the 2010 Asian Games are from

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title: Gena Rowlands

texts: Virginia "<mask><mask> is an American retired actress, whose career in film, stage, and television has spanned seven decades. A four-time Emmy and two-time Golden Globe winner, she is known for her collaborations with her late actor-director husband John Cassavetes in ten films, including A Woman Under the Influence and Gloria, which earned her nominations for the Academy Award for Best Actress. She won the Silver Bear for her performance in opening night. She is best known for her roles in Woody Allen's Another Woman and The Notebook. The most important and original movie actor of the past half century-plus is <mask>, according to The New Yorker. On June 19, 1930, Rowlands was born in Wisconsin. Mary Allen was a housewife who later worked as an actress under the stage name <mask>.Her father was a state legislator. He was a member of the Wisconsin Progressive Party. David was her brother. She and her family moved to Washington, D.C. in 1939, when her father was appointed to a position in the United States Department of Agriculture, and then to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1942, when he was appointed as branch manager of the Office of Price Administration. She attended the University of Wisconsin where she was a popular student. She was a member of the college's honor society. She was going to study drama at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.In the early 1950s, Rowlands performed with repertory theatre companies. She toured in a national production of the play after making her Broadway debut in The Seven Year Itch. Middle of the Night was a Broadway play she starred in. The TV series Top Secret starred Paul Stewart and Rowlands. She guest- starred on several anthology television series in 1955, including Robert Montgomery Presents and The United States Steel Hour. In 1959 she appeared with her husband John in the detective series Johnny Staccato and in the western series Riverboat. She appeared in two tv shows in the 1960's, one in the South Pacific and the other in Target:

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title: Gena Rowlands

texts: The Corruptors!She appeared in several shows in 1963, including The Lloyd Bridges Show, 77 Sunset Strip, and The Virginian. She appeared in two episodes of Burke's Law in 1964. She appeared in three of the four episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents. She played a role in a prime-time ABC soap opera in 1967. She made her film debut in The High Cost of Loving. In 1962, she starred with Kirk Douglas and Walter Matthau in David Miller's Lonely Are the Brave. She played the wife of the best friend of the Kirk Douglas character.A Child Is Waiting, Faces, Machine Gun McCain, A Woman Under the Influence, and Two- were made in the 1960's and 70's. According to Boston University film scholar Ray Carney, Rowlands tried to suppress an early version of Shadows that he rediscovered after decades of searching. There were screenings of Husbands and Love Streams. The restoration of Husbands was mounted by the UCLA Film and Television Archive in order to restore as much of the removed content as possible. An alternative print with almost ten minutes of content edited out was created by UCLA at Rowlands's request. The only print that can be rented is the alternative print. In 1985 she played the mother in an acclaimed made-for-TV movie.She won an award for her portrayal of Betty Ford in The Betty Ford Story. Another Woman was written and directed by Woody Allen. She played a middle-aged professor who is prompted to a journey of self-discovery when she overhears the therapy sessions of another woman. The character's trajectory was described in a Time Out review as: "<mask>' perfectly pitched approach to a demanding role is particularly stunning. Film4 called her performance "sublime", while Roger Ebert noted that it marked a significant change in tone from her previous work. She won her third Emmy in 2002 for her role in Mira Nair's movie "Hysterical Blindness".She played Mrs. Hellman in the third season of Numb3rs. She played a Nazi survivor. The Nazis took the painting from the family. The


title: Gena Rowlands

texts: painting reappeared later. While on display at an art gallery in Los Angeles, the painting was stolen. F.B.I. Rob Morrow plays agent Don Eppes who is trying to figure out what really happened.Reviews for this role were very positive. This role was perfect for her because she has been a spokesman for people who were victims of the Nazis. The Notebook was directed by her son Nick. She won her first Daytime Emmy for her role in The Incredible Mrs. Ritchie. She appeared in The Skeleton Key with Kate Hudson and others. In 2007, she played a supporting role in a film written and directed by her daughter. She appeared on an episode of Monk.She played the former mother-in-law of the lead character on the March 2, 2010 episode of the show. She was in the film adaptation of Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks. John and <mask> were married from April 9, 1954 to February 3, 1989. The American Academy at Carnegie Hall was where they met. They had three children, all actor-directors. Robert Forrest and Rowlands married in 2012 She stated that she was a fan of the actress.She played Davis's daughter in a movie. Rowlands has been nominated for two Academy Awards, eight Primetime Emmy Awards, one Daytime Emmy Award, eight Golden Globe Awards, and three Satellite Awards. She has won a number of awards, including a Silver Bear for Best Actress, three Primetime Emmy Awards, one Daytime Emmy Award, two Golden Globe Awards, two National Board of Review Awards, and two Satellite Awards. The Los Angeles Film Critics Association presented a lifetime achievement award to Rowlands. She was chosen to receive an award from the Academy Awards board of governors. At the Governors Awards ceremony, she was honored by Laura Linney and Cate Blanchett who offered up tributes, and her son Nick presented the award to her. The press release said that the "devotion to her craft has earned her worldwide recognition as an independent film icon".Academy Awards Primetime Emmy Award Golden Globe Awards Other Awards


title: Guy de Montlaur

texts: <mask> comte <mask>r was a French painter from the family of Montlaur. He was a resistance fighter in WW2, he landed in Normandy on 6 June 1944 with the 1er BFMC troops, he participated in the Battle of Normandy and landed in Holland on 1 November 1944. Paolo Uccello, Ingres, Delacroix and later Kandinsky are some of the great classical works that influenced Montlaur's paintings. The evolution of Montlaur's work can be defined by four styles: Cubism immediately post-war, geometric abstraction from 1949, abstract expressionism from 1955 and finally lyrical abstraction around 1960, once he had achieved the summit of his art and technique. His work was often mystical, sometimes religious, and was marked by the terrible memories of his wartime experiences. <mask>r was born on 9 September 1918 in Biarritz, from one of the oldest families in the Languedoc, which DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch The Chateau de Montlaur is located 20 km north of Montpellier.<mask> <mask>'s Villardi ancestors were allies of the Visconti and Baroncelli. They settled in Provence at the end of the 13th century. He had Brazilian ancestors on his mother's side. Montlaur moved to Paris after his father died from the effects of being gassed in World War I. He started to paint when he was young. While studying literature and philosophy at the Sorbonne, he was a

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texts: regular at the studio of the artist. The World's Fair of 1937 was held at the Palais de Chaillot.He met a young American woman while studying art and married her six years later. After the Munich Agreement, he left for his military service. <mask> <mask> was at the front at the start of the war. From the start of the war, he was in the 15th Groupe de Reconnaissance de Corps d'Armée and took part in numerous raids in Germany. He was under the command of Capitaine <mask> when his unit became part of the Corps Francs. In June 1940, Montlaur was fighting the invasion in a losing battle and ended in Limoges two days after the armistice. He worked for MI6 in Lisbon for three months after crossing Franco's Spain.He joined the Free French in London. He was accepted into the 1er Bataillon de Fusiliers Marins Commandos of the Forces Navales Franaises Libres. He landed at Ouistreham in Normandy on June 6th, 1944, with the 177 French of Commando Kieffer integrated into the 4th Commando of the 1st Special Service brigade of Lord Lovat. <mask>'h was the troop commander at the D-Day landings and made the following comment in his eulogy for <mask> Montlaur: "I saw him when he arrived early 1943." I offered him the chance to join the Commandos, an arm of the cavalry that was used for lightly armed raids. We were always together. First as group leaders, then as section leaders, and finally as the first to land on our native land, we built up an instrument of attack, which had the honour of being chosen as the first to land.<mask> <mask> was in charge when my company was wounded. He refused to be evacuated after he was

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texts: wounded near me. He had received seven citations for bravery in battle by the age of 25 and he was not just fighting but humiliating the enemy. He was wounded when his barge was hit by a German shell during the Allied landings on the Isle of Walcheren in Holland. The operation was led against an enemy ten times larger than the Allies, and it was a complete success. It opened the Scheldt river to the allied troops and allowed them access to the port of Antwerp and northern Germany, which led to the end of the war. The role of <mask> Montlaur was played by Georges Rivire in the 1962 film The Longest Day.In 1963, the film won 2 Oscars. After the war, Montlaur and his wife left for the United States, where Montlaur studied at the Art Students League of New York. He lived in France until his death after two years in the US. The Cubist Period Montlaur's paintings followed the rules of the group "Golden Section". He was inspired by the principles in the book Du Cubisme Au Classicisme, written by a friend of his. Montlaur was prolific during this time, he demonstrated a high degree of accuracy and precision in his eye and hand. Montlaur lived in Nice until1953.During his time in Nice and Paris, he met his friends from the group Réalités Nouvelles. Montlaur's first solo exhibition was in 1949. One of his works was purchased by the Museum of Modern Art of the City of Paris. The translation of the Vassily Kandinsky's Du Spirituel was edited by the Galerie René Drouin. Montlaur is inspired by Kandinsky's paintings and ideas. Montlaur's first abstract painting, La Baie des Anges, is displayed at the 16th Salon des


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texts: surindépendants. In a letter written to Montlaur on January 6, 1950, the author said he was sure that the period of abstraction was useful.Always leave the door open. Montlaur moved to the Réalités Nouvelles after finding that his style did not correspond to those at the Salon des surindépendants. This gallery was founded by the widow of Dr. René Allendy who was the author of "From Cubisme to Classicisme". All viable new work is exhibited by Madame Allendy. Colette Allendy exhibited work by many other people. "We see a young man like <mask> Montlaur wanting to escape from the lack of strength of formalism, whose syntax had achieved a dangerous level of perfection and let loose on this order the power of disruptive but beneficial expressions," wrote the art critic. Montlaur and his family lived in Fontainebleau.His painting became more linear. It moved away from the neo-constructivism of Kandinsky and Severini. Montlaur gave the paintbrush to the knife. He deviated from form and shape. His paintings were frightening. The title of the painting Divertissement pour une nuit de janvier, 1955, refers to the death of Nerval, one of his favourite poets. He had Alcools in his bag when he landed in June 1944.There was some sea water on the book. He wanted to expose the truth against everyone because of his intransigence. In 1957, his friend Albert Béguin wrote to him, "Now you show your true violent nature." <mask> Montlaur moved to Paris with their children. Montlaur was wounded by shell fragments at the landings of Walcheren and these are painful and prevent him from sleeping. The doctors were unable to remove

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texts: the fragments from his eye. Montlaur tried to overcome his physical and emotional pain by increasing his creativity.His painting became mystical and expressed an intimate spiritual battle. Montlaur served in the navy for two years, first with the Bataillon de Joinville and then at the Service Historique de la Marine in Paris. He devoted all of his time to his work. He painted during the family holidays in Brittany for nine years. The short moments of tranquility saw an explosion in his productivity. He always left clues when he painted, even though his painting became more obscure. He tried to overcome despair by painting, but the paintings are desperate."Only a touch of dark rose madder could warm up such a landscape of metal," he wrote about his painting. A bloody corpse is required for the blue sky, the steely hue of streams and roads, and the trees chiseled by the hard frost. Now my picture is composed, I will let a hand with sharp claws tear from my chest this heart, red and hot, and throw it in the winter woods. It is correct. My heart belongs in winter. <mask> <mask> is a Petits critic. Montlaur was affected by a tragic episode in 1966.He was a passenger in a vehicle that was involved in a road traffic accident. Montlaur was with the boy. The war's unbearable experiences were brought back to life by the accident. During August 1966 he painted Du sang sur la route, Cauchemar d'une nuit d'été, and A la mémoire de ma tante. Montlaur stated in 1971 that Paolo Ucello and Vassili Kandinsky were his masters. The mysterious way in which forms and colors organize themselves is what really matters. There

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texts: is nothing motionless in what he sees.He marvels at what is being born. He only knows that he is the medium between the mystery which wraps him and the new painting he would not have dreamed of before. <mask> Montlaur was a Petits critic. The liberty of expression that is dear to Montlaur has attained a rigour over the course of recent paintings, according to Pierre Vintéjoux. A new vigour constrains the fluid graphic work and it is helped by the contrasts of the colors that are carefully ordered, with a sort of humour. Montlaur, who is rarely seen, is being presented by the galerie Editions Rolf Lutz, 15bis quai Voltaire. Each exhibition has a different step in his artistic journey.He remains faithful to his original nature, but moves forward in the search for expression that is both technical and lyrical, and which requires above all faith in the subject matter, the song of colours, the movement of the forms created by the gesture and touch. Nothing could be said of the essence of his deep meditation without a quality of structure and life. Silvagni told us that his painting was born from a meditation on death and the revolt of man. In the execution of the work, in parallel to the development of each painting, appears in the spirit of the painter, a psychic equivalent, a state of mind which dictates to him the title of the work. Large movements contrasted with red, white etched with black are a blast on a rhythm of composition without weakness. With this in mind, and with this talent, the painting is no longer a part or aspect of the painting, to contain it entirely with its qualities, its efficiency,


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texts: its captivation. Montlaur bought a property in Normandy in 1974 to be closer to the region that had affected him since 1944.Between Paris and Normandy, he devoted his last years to his painting. I want to shout: "Just look!" Look at the mystery! Nobody sees it. Nobody but me. People see things. I don't know what they really see.The nails are on the canvas. I don't understand why they can't see the distress in front of them, like it was during the war: the noise, death, love, betrayal, and the lies. I know how to do it. I say I know how to do it. <mask> Montlaur died at Garches on August 10, 1977. He is buried with his wife in Normandy. He is near the people who married him and <mask> on August 21, 1943 in London.Salon des Artistes Franais was in Paris in 1937. Galerie Lucienne-Léonce Rosenberg was in Paris in 1949. Salon des surindépendants, Paris, was founded in 1949. Galerie Allendy was in Paris in 1951 and 1954. The 3rd exhibition art club was held at Hotel Negresco. Salon des Réalités Nouvelles was in Paris. Comité France-Amérique was in Paris.Galerie Rolf Lutz is in Paris. The Montgomery Gallery is in San Francisco. The La Maison franaise de l'ambassade de France was established in 1994. National Heritage Day was celebrated at the Chateau de La Thibaudire Orangery. The Chateau de Montlaur is in France. Memorial Pegasus is located in Normandy. Memorial Pegasus is located in Normandy, France.The museum has a permanent exhibition of "Pegasus before landing". The Perm State Art Gallery is in the Federation of Russia. The Union of Artists of Russia has an exhibition hall. The Poklewski-Koziell House is

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texts: in the Sverdlovsk Regional Museum. The Gallery "Na Kashirke" is located in the Union of Exhibition Halls of Moscow. TheInstitut Franais in Russia is located in Moscow. Gallery "Exposed" is located in Moscow, the Federation of Russia."Boogie Gallery" organised the exhibition. The World Trade Centre is in the city of Dubai. "Boogie Gallery" organised the exhibition. Restaurant Med' is located in Tverskaya, Moscow, Federation of Russia. "Boogie Gallery" organised the exhibition. The hotel is in Moscow, the Federation of Russia. "Boogie Gallery" organised the exhibition.State Institute for Art Studies (SIAS), Moscow, Federation of Russia. The National WWII Museum is in New Orleans, USA. "<mask> Montlaur (1918-1977) It was a Strange War" was published in 2019. There are links to External links on the website


title: George Bentham

texts: The premier systematic botanist of the nineteenth century was <mask>. He became president of the Linnaean Society in 1861 and a fellow of the Royal Society in 1862 because of his interest in botany. He wrote a number of important botanical works. He collaborated with Joseph Dalton Hooker on his Genera Plantarum. He died in London. <mask> was born on September 22, 1800. <mask>'s brother was the only one to survive into adulthood.His mother was an author. He had a remarkable linguistic ability. He was able to speak French, German, Russian, and Swedish by the time he was seven years old. The family spent two years at Montauban, where <mask> studied Hebrew and mathematics. Sir Samuel bought a large estate and they settled near Montpellier. While studying at Angoulme, <mask> came across a copy of A. P. de Candolle's Flore franaise, and became interested in the analytical tables for identifying plants. He looked at the plant and immediately tested them.He applied the result to all the plants he came across. He met English botanists in London. He was pushed to study law by his uncle. He held his first legal brief after being called to the bar. He became secretary of the Horticultural Society of London because of his interest in botany. His uncle's property was bequeathed to him in the late 18th century. He was well off to do what he wanted after he inherited his father's estate the previous year.They did not have children, but <mask> married Sarah Jones, daughter of Sir Harford Jones Brydges. He died at his London home at the age of 83. He was buried in a cemetery.

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texts: Darwin's closest friend and one of the first to accept Darwin's ideas was Joseph Dalton Hooker, who was one of the career views on evolution that spanned the Darwinian revolution. <mask> believed that the species were fixed. "Fifteen years have sufficed to establish a theory of evolution by natural selection", he wrote in 1874. The conversion to the new line of thought was complete, and included a change from typology to an appreciation that "We cannot form an idea of a species from a single individual, nor of a genus from a single one of its species."We can't have a typical species and a typical individual. The Royal Medal of the Royal Society was awarded to <mask> in 1859. He was president of the Linnean Society of London from 1861 to 1874. He was a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He was the CMG of St Michael and St George. The Clarke Medal of the Royal Society of New South Wales was one of his foreign awards. The Catalogue des plantes indignes des Pyrénées et du Bas Languedoc was published in Paris in 1824.The principle from which he never deviated was adopted in the catalogue. He disagreed with his uncle on the law of real property and on codification, among other legal subjects. The Outline of a new system of logic, with a critical examination of Dr Whately's Elements of Logic, was the most remarkable production of this period. The principle of the quantification was stated first. Stanley Jevons was declared to be the most fruitful discovery in abstract logical science since the time of Aristotle. The stock went for wastepaper when the

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texts: publisher became bankrupt. After the book passed into oblivion, Herbert Spencer vindicated <mask>'s claims to priority against Sir William Hamilton.He published his Labiatarum genera et species in 1836. Between 1830 and 1834, he visited every European herbarium several times. His Commentationes de Leguminosarum generibus was published in the annals of the Vienna Museum. He moved to Pontrilas in 1842. His main occupation for the next few years was his contributions to the Prodromus Systematisis Regni Vegetabilis, which was being carried on by his friend, A. P. de Candolle. Some 4,730 species were dealt with. He provided the botanical descriptions for The Botany of the Voyage of H.M.S.There is a lot of sulfur. While she was on the Pacific coast of the Americas, the editor, Richard Brinsley Hinds, was the surgeon. He found that the library and herbarium were too expensive to maintain. He offered them to the government on the understanding that they should form the foundation of the necessary aids to research in the Royal Botanic Gardens. He contemplated the abandonment of botanical work. Sir William Jackson Hooker, John Lindley and other scientific friends persuaded him to relent. After moving to London in 1854, he stayed there for five days a week until the end of his life.The English language descriptions of the indigenous plants of British colonies and possessions were prepared by the government in the 19th century. The first comprehensive work on any part of the little-known flora of China and Hong Kong was published in 1861. The first flora of any large


title: George Bentham

texts: continental area was finished in seven volumes. His greatest work was the Genera Plantarum, which began in 1862 and ended in 1884. The Handbook of the British flora was his most famous work. Students used this for over a century. After his death, it was edited by Hooker.His extensive and excellent classification of plants, especially angiosperms, along with Hooker, formed the "Bentham & Hooker system", which was published in three volumes as Genera Plantarum between 1862 and 1884. The plants have been named after him. There is a woman named <mask>iella Speg. Acanthocephalus is a species of benthamianus. Gardenia benthamianus F.Muell is a plant. Mll.Arg. is named after the Croton benthamian 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Baill is the name of theanthus benthamianus.There is a plant called Garcinia benthamiana. & Triana) Domin Pinus ponderosa ssp. She is benthamiana Hartw. Thelymitra benthamiana Rchb.f. There is an arrangement of Banksia named after <mask>. There are External links to "Bentham, <mask>" at the Botanicus Missouri

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title: Robert Lecker

texts: <mask> is a Canadian scholar, author, and Greenshields Professor of English at the University of Montreal. The H. Noel Fieldhouse Award was given to him in 1996. <mask> is an authority on Canadian literature. <mask> was named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada in 2012 for his influential studies on literary value in English Canada and Canadian cultural identity. A number of prominent positions in the Canadian publishing industry have been held by <mask>. He founded ECW Press in 1997 and co-edited the Canadian literary journal Essays on Canadian Writing between 1975 and 2004. <mask> was born and raised in Montreal, Quebec, and began his university studies at Sir George Williams University in 1970.He met Jack David, the founder of the critical journal Essays on Canadian Writing, while he was at York University. In 1975, <mask> joined the editorial board of ECW. A number of fellowships and scholarships were awarded to <mask> throughout his career in academic training and teaching. In his 2006 memoir, Dr., <mask> talks about his formative experiences at York. It was delicious. The67531s of time in seven Canadian novels written between 1968 and 1977 are examined in his PhD. ECW Press was founded in 1977 to publish reference works and critical studies about Canadian literature.The press moved into commercial trade publishing in the late 1990s. David ran the Toronto office while <mask> managed the Montreal office. <mask> left the press in 2003 to start his own literary agency. <mask> was an assistant professor at the University of Maine at Orono. <mask> started teaching at the university in 1982. He was the Associate Chair of the Department of English from 1984 to 1986. There was a program from 1989 to 1993.From 1995 to 1997 and 2005 to 2007, he was a sexual

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texts: harassment and discrimination officer. <mask> was a member of the adjudication committee for the Canada-U.S. Fulbright Program from 1996 to 1998 and Chair of that committee in 1999. In 2007, <mask> was named the Greenshields Professor of English. He was a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. <mask> is the author of nine books, which are critical studies of either Canadian authors or theoretical problems related to the study and history of Canadian literature. Over the past 15 years he has focused on two areas in particular: canonicity in Canadian literature and anthology formation as a reflection of the evolution of literary value and taste. He is studying Canadian authors and their literary agents.In addition to his book publications, <mask> has authored over 60 scholarly articles in journals and books in Canada, the US, and overseas, including PMLA, Critical Inquiry, Canadian Literature, Canadian Poetry, Open Letter, Studies in Canadian Literature, and the American Review of Canadian. Who was Doris Hedges? The search for Canada's first literary agent was started by a Montreal author. She published several novels, short stories, and books of poetry, was influential in Montreal literary circles, and may have been an American spy during World War II. The book deals with all of Hedges' works in chronological fashion, mixing biographical commentary with literary analysis to produce a picture of a writer's life and concerns during a period when Canada's literature was coming of age. Keepers of the Code is the first book-length history of English-Canadian literary anthology from 1837 to the present. The conflict and contact among various individuals and institutions, including publishers, writers, reviewers, professors, tenure committees, funding agencies,

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title: Robert Lecker

texts: critical journals, banks, and the bookselling industry is what <mask> wants to show.<mask> commented on approximately 75 anthologies. This is the first sustained historical study and there are scattered articles that focus on these questions. The book was reviewed in the Times Literary Supplement. Dennis Lee's poem, Civil Elegies, originally published in 1968 and revised in 1972, remains one of the most potent poems devoted to the nature of Canadian identity and civil space. <mask> shows us how important the poem is to Canada's literary canon by emphasizing Lee's new vision of Canada. Dr. <mask>'s memoir, Dr., is a tragicomic memoir.He reviews his career as a publisher and editor. The book is an irreverent history of an explosion in Canadian literature, a glimpse into the mind of a preoccupied professor, and a unique record of the generation that made Canadian literature what it is today. English-Canadian Literary Anthologies is the first detailed bibliography of Canadian anthology from 1837 to the present. It is the departure point for any commentary on anthology formation in Canada. The study of the origins and development of Canadian literary canons is called Making It Real: The Canonization of English-Canadian Literature. Many myths surround the teaching, studying, publishing, and promotion of Canadian literature. The New Canadian Library series is the focus of his work.The study of the fiction of Clark Blaise is called An Other I. <mask> is a study of poetry, fiction, and literary criticism. There are readings of individual stories by three prominent Canadian writers in On the Line. You can find a full list of <mask>'s publications on the faculty website. The Routledge series of critical studies of Canadian literature was co-edited by <mask> and York.

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texts: Canadian Writers and Their Works: Essays on Form, Context, and Development was edited by <mask>. There are almost 10,000 pages of commentary on 100 Canadian writers from the 19th century to the present.A biography, a critical overview, a description of the writer's milieu, an analysis of each of the writer's works, and a bibliography of primary and secondary material are provided for each author. The chronological structure of the volumes presents a historical perspective. The existing series was released over a ten-year period as a result of the coordinated production of these essays by 100 scholars. Masterworks and Critical Essays on World Literature were published by G.K. Hall. Twayne's World Authors Series was edited by him. The only anthology of Canadian literature published by a mainstream American publisher since 1943 was edited by <mask>. The Robert Lecker Agency was established in Montreal.International literary representation, consulting, and editorial services are provided by the agency. The books who was doris hedge? The search is on for Canada's first literary agent. The University Press of Montreal will be published in 2020. English-Canadian literary anthologies and the Representation of Nation are Keepers of the Code. The University of Toronto Press is located in Toronto. Dr.There are memoirs of a life in literature. Véhicule Press was in Montreal. Civil Elegies is a collection of stories. Toronto: Cormorant. A list of English-Canadian literary anthologies. There is a Compiler. In 1997 there was a reference to Teeswater.The Canonization of English-Canadian Literature is called Making It Real. Anansi was published in Toronto in 1995. The fictions of Clark Blaise are known as An Other I. Toronto: ECW, 1988. <mask> is named <mask>. Twayne was in

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title: Raul Roco

texts: <mask> was a political figure in the Philippines. He founded Aksyon Demokratiko in 1997 as a vehicle for his presidential bids in 1998 and 2004. He was a former senator and Secretary of the Department of Education. Young voters in the Philippines appreciated his efforts to promote honesty and good governance. The son of a farmer and a public school teacher was born in Naga City in the Philippines. <mask> attended elementary and high school in Naga Parochial School and Ateneo de Naga. He graduated magna cum laude from San Beda College in Manila with a degree in English at the age of 20.He was also the Editor-in-Chief of The Bedan. At San Beda College, <mask> received a Bachelor of Laws degree. He obtained his Master of Laws from the University of Pennsylvania in the United States. He was one of the Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines in 1964. His wife was the Most Outstanding Student. He had been awarded seven doctorates as a result of his other achievements. <mask> had a political career after he passed the bar in 1965, lobbying for the holding of a Constitutional Convention to amend the 1935 Philippine Constitution.He was campaigning for a seat to represent his district. He became the convention's youngest delegate. He was president of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines from 1983 to 1985. He drafted the Study Now, Pay Later law while he was on the legal staff of the late Philippine Senator. He has also worked as a film producer. He was the executive producer of Lino Brocka's movie Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Kulang, which won six FAMAS awards in 1974. The Ford Foundation and the University of the Philippines Institute of Strategic and Development Studies gave him the first place in over-all performance in the Eighth Congress of the Philippines.Senate <mask> was elected to the Senate in 1992 and 1995 and served until 2001. The law he wrote reformed the nation's banking system and earned him the title

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title: Raul Roco

texts: of "Father of the Bangko Sentral". The liberalization of the banking industry was one of the laws he wrote. The Intellectual Property Code and Securities Regulation Code were written by him. <mask> made contributions to education in the Philippines. He helped fund the teachers' cooperative as well as the mandated increment for retiring public school teachers. He brought computers into Philippine universities, colleges, and public schools.He came up with a plan for meal scholarships for poor students at the Philippine Normal University. Several bills were written by Roco to protect and prioritize women in the Philippines. The Women in Nation Building Law, the Nursing Act, the Anti-Sexual Harassment Law, the Anti-Rape Law, and the Child and Family Courts Act were written by him. The Department of Education has a literacy program. Many women's groups named him an "Honorary Woman" because of his services for women. Double taxation on Filipinos working abroad was abolished by the bill he drafted. He was given the Bantay Katarungan award by Kilosbayan for his role in the Senate impeachment trial of then-president Joseph Estrada who was impeached by the House of Representatives on 2000 for corruption, bribery, betrayal of public trust, and culpable violation of the law.The impeachment trial did not conclude and in 2001 the People Power uprising ousted him from power. At a time when the Philippines had not only one of the ten most corrupt governments in the world, but its Department of Education was also the fourth-most corrupt of its agencies, <mask>o imposed a department-wide transparency policy. After just eight months under <mask>'s leadership, the Department of Education gained a 73% public approval rating and became the most trusted government agency in the Philippines. As required by the Philippine Constitution, Roco allowed free public education through high school. The reform of basic education

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title: Raul Roco

texts: curriculum was enacted in order for children to focus on reading, writing, math, and Makabayan. The 3% service fee that the department had been deducting from teachers' pay was ended.<mask> ran for president in 1998. He had a good showing in a field of eleven candidates despite being an independent candidate. His strong showing was due to the support he received from young Filipinos who eventually formed his party. The leaders of the party were included. <mask> ran for the presidency of the Philippines in 2004. His candidacy was based on his ability to fight corruption. The parties of 1998 presidential candidates Lito Osmea and Renato de Villa formed the Alliance of Hope.<mask> was considered a strong contender in the pre- election surveys. He battled with cancer again after being cancer free for 12 years. He left the campaign trail for medical attention in the United States. He was told that his condition was not life threatening and that he could continue his run for the presidency. Concerns about his illness diminished his support. He Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet He was the President of the organization.<mask> was married to a person from Bohol. They have six children and one died of cancer. He was buried on August 11 in Naga City. His widow lost her bid for a seat in the Senate in the May 14, 2007, elections. She is still representing the party that her late husband

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title: Mollie Sneden

texts: Before and after the American Revolution, Mary Dobbs was the operator of a ferry service in New York. She wasn't allowed to run the ferry during the war because of her British sympathies. The New York Senate has listed her as a woman of distinction. Mary Dobbs was born in Westchester County, New York in 1709. She was christened by her parents in Tarrytown, New York. Two of her half-brothers were by her father's first wife and four of her siblings were by her mother's second wife. The ferry crossed the Hudson River.William started the ferry operation in 1730 from an Indian village called Wysquaqua. "Dobbs Ferry: The Beginning" is a newsletter published by the Dobbs Ferry Historical Society. William was assisted in running the ferry by Robert's husband, a carpenter and farmer by trade. It is not known if she experienced ferry operations first-hand, but given her future vocation and her family's and husband's connection to the trade, it is possible she did. The birth of Robert's first child is recorded as 1733, but the date of his wedding is uncertain. After living on the east side of the Hudson for several years, the couple gave birth to four more children. It is believed that Robert and <mask> rented a piece of land on the west side of the Hudson from a local land-owner named Robert Corbett.The land they were on was claimed by both New York and New Jersey. The border was officially set in 1769 by a commission appointed by the King of England. The state line is measured by the number of chains and links south of the Sneden house. The landing site of the Dobbs's ferry was well known to both Robert and <mask>. The last child born on the west side of the Hudson was in 1750. The total number of children was nine. Robert worked at his farming profession after they moved in 1740, and he was relieved of his burden of labor by operating the ferry landing.She may have had a ferry as early as 1745. A map from that year shows "Sneedings house the." The improved road to the landing gave the ferry a boost. Whether or not

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title: Mollie Sneden

texts: she began as ferry mistress in 1745, she acted in that capacity by 1753. The original Dobbs ferry was said to be a row-and-sail dugout with two masts. She probably began her ferry with periaugers. They could negotiate shallow water while carrying heavy loads.Stephen Bourdette began his ferry service using one of these vessels, which were typically used in early ferry operations on the Hudson. She ferried wagons as well as people and used larger craft. A larger type of ferry used on the Hudson was powered by a paddle wheel, which in turn was powered by horses or mules on a treadmill. She would have needed a bigger vessel for the crossing she is said to have made. When Martha was going to visit George Washington in Cambridge, Massachusetts, it bore her and her son, John. The length of a crossing on the Hudson River varies from one day to the next. The length of time was affected by variable winds and the tides, which are strong only a few miles above New York Harbor.Goods were transported to New York City from the Hudson River. The ferry site and Corbett house were purchased by Robert and <mask> in 1752. All of Robert's property was given to his oldest son, Abraham, in accordance with English law. The widow was granted a license to operate a tavern. The Ferry continued with the help of her seven sons. Dobb's Ferry has always used this landing as the western end of its ferry service, but it has also been referred to as the ferry on both sides of the river. The name was taken from this period.The family name was taken by Dobbs Ferry and the married name was taken by Sneden's Landing. The center of the local region's activities through the 1800s was Sneden's Landing. In 1763, she received a license to operate a public house that served "strong Liquors" from her dwelling. Two years later a marriage license was granted. It's not clear if she carried out the marriage license. She lived with her son, Dennis, but never with George. Abraham distributed his father's property in ten equal segments, one portion going to


title: Mollie Sneden

texts: his mother.The outbreak of the Revolutionary War split the communities. John, Robert's son, was branded as a British sympathizer. John was not allowed to operate the ferry during the war. According to the historian Howard Durie, they were all Conservatives. The suggestion is that the Snedens avoided having their land taken away by having one family member preach patriotism. It would have allowed the ferry to remain operational. A story says that a British soldier was hid in a large chest by a woman who set pans of cream to rise and then lied to them when they arrived.She is said to have ferried the soldier across the river. When General Cornwallis prepared to embark on a night crossing of the Hudson in late November 1776, he would have been aware of the tremendous activity of 6,000 men across the river. The British and Hessians, commanded by Cornwallis, were ferried in row galleys and landing craft from Dobbs Ferry, New York to Closter, New Jersey, closing in on George Washington and the Continental Army. She would have known in 1781 that General George Washington had established headquarters in Dobbs Ferry through gossip and John's ferry connection. He was going to work with marshal Rochambeau to bring an end to the Revolutionary War. She would have witnessed the first gun salute to General Washington from the British Warship after the surrender. Perseverance was anchored in the Hudson River.After the Revolutionary War ended, <mask> left. She moved to New York City with her son, Dennis, and left operation of the ferry to John. Some of the sons moved to Nova Scotia. The "Mollie Sneden House," 14 Washington Spring Road, was the home of <mask> and Dennis after they returned to Sneden's Landing. Shortly before her death, she resumed her involvement with the ferry. She died at the age of 101 years and 18 days and her husband died at the age of 66 years. She is buried in a cemetery in New York.Her original grave marker was replaced in 1982. There were 1709 deaths of American centenarians in the state of New


title: Joachim of Fiore

texts: The founder of the monastic order of San Giovanni in Fiore was an Italian Christian theologian, Catholic abbot, and also known as <mask> of Flora. "<mask> of Fiore is the most important apocalyptic thinker of the whole medieval period," said theologian Bernard McGinn. Joachimites are followers who were inspired by his works. Born in the small village of Celico near Cosenza, in Calabria, in the Kingdom of Sicily, he was the son of Mauro de Celico and his wife. He was educated at Cosenza and became a clerk in the courts. He worked for the archbishop of Palermo and the regent for the young William II of Sicily. He went on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land in 1159 and was turned away from a worldly life because of a spiritual crisis.He joined the Cistercian abbey of Sambucina in Calabria as a lay brother without taking the religious habit. He spent his time preaching. He joined the monks of the Abbey of Corazzo and became a priest in 1168. He applied himself to the study of the Bible in order to uncover the hidden meanings, especially in the apostle John's Revelation. The monks of Corazzo proclaimed him their abbot. The Cistercian Order refused to accept him because of the community's poverty. In the winter of 1178, he appealed to William II, who granted the monks some lands.Pope Lucius III, who relieved him of the temporal care of his abbey, and warmly approved of his work, bidding him continue it in whatever monastery he thought best. He spent a year and a half at the Cistercian

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title: Joachim of Fiore

texts: Abbey of Casamari, where he wrote three great books. The young monk, Lucas, who acted as his secretary, was amazed to see so famous and eloquent a man wearing such rags. In 1184 he was in Rome and interpreting an obscure prophecy found in the papers of Cardinal Matthew of Angers. The papal approbation was confirmed by succeeding popes. After retiring to the hermitage of Pietralata, he founded the Abbey of Fiore in the mountains of Calabria. King Tancred of Sicily requested that his new religious foundation be moved to the existing Cistercian monastery of Santa Maria della Matina.On Good Friday in 1196, the Queen of Sicily summoned <mask> of Fiore to Palermo to hear her confession. Initially the empress sat on a raised chair, but when she was told that they were at the places of Christ and Mary Magdalene, she sat on the ground. The new branch of the Cistercian order was approved by Celestine III. Even though he publicly submitted his writings to the examination of Innocent III, he died before the judgement was passed. The holiness of Dante's life was well known, and he is still venerated as a beatus on May 29 despite never officially being beatified. The dawn of a new age was predicted by his interpretation of the Book of Revelation, in which the Church would be unnecessary and infidels would unite with Christians. He was considered a prophet by members of the spiritual wing of the Franciscan order.His popularity was huge. Before leaving for the Third Crusade of 1189–1192,


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texts: Richard the Lionheart met with him and asked for his prophetic advice. The use of the Borromean rings as a symbol of the Christian Trinity may have been influenced by his famous Trinitarian "IEUE" interlaced-circles diagram. The mystical basis of his teaching is his doctrine of the "eternal gospel", founded on an interpretation of Revelation 14:6 (Rev 14:6, "Then I saw another angel flying in midheaven, with an eternal gospel to proclaim to those who live on)" There is a translation. The Age of the Father is related to the Old Testament and the Age of the Son is related to the Rules of God. The Kingdom of the Holy Spirit, a new dispensation of universal love, would proceed from the Gospel of Christ, but not the letter of it.The Order of the Just would rule the Church in this new age. The Franciscan order had a follower named Gerardo of Borgo San Donnino. In later centuries, the Cult of the Holy Spirit would suffer severe persecution by the Portuguese Inquisition, as a result of <mask>'s idea of the Age of the Holy Spirit. In this third age, it will be possible to truly understand the words of God in their deepest meanings. A new order of spiritual men will arise in this period, making the current hierarchy of the Church unnecessary. The "reign of justice" or "of law" in an imperfect society is different from the "reign of freedom" in a perfect society. The pope will be the Antichrist and Rome will be the Babylon.Condemnation <mask>'s theories were found to be incorrect in


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texts: Thomas Aquinas's Summa Theologica. Dante Alighieri was located in the Paradiso of his Divine Comedy. Many of the Joachite group saw Antichrist in the person of Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor, who died in 1250. As the appointed year approached, spurious works began to circulate under the name of <mask>'s name: De Oneribus Prophet. Some of his ideas about the nature of the Trinity were condemned by the Fourth Council of the Lateran. In 1263, the archbishop increased the condemnation of his writings and those of his follower, Gerardo of Borgo San Donnino, who joined a commission that declared his theories heretical. The accusation was that the view of the Holy Trinity was unconventional.Several movements were inspired by his views. The Catholic Church declared them heretical. The Protestant reformation influenced some Protestant interpretations. It is possible that Dante was influenced by <mask>. The ideas and movement surrounding him were condemned, rather than the fact that he was never condemned as a heretic by the Church. The man was held in high regard. "The Tables of the Law" is a short story written by W. B. Yeats about a book and its effects on its owner."W. B. Yeats: a Noble Antinomianism" is a 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846


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texts: 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 The score was 221–289. James Joyce's works include references to <mask>. The Name of the Rose is a medieval mystery written by Umberto Eco. His influence on the Franciscan Spirituals and the rediscovery of his books that foretold the advent of a new age are part of the book's background story in which an inquisitorial debate is held in a remote monastery where a number of murders take place. The satire is called the Illuminatus! Robert Wilson and Robert Shea wrote a trilogy of novels.His writings fit with the story's eschatological tone. The authors try to give an authenticity to the madness of the various plotlines by including references to real people and events. There was a hoax circulating that Barack Obama referred to <mask>'s third age three times. There is no evidence that Obama ever mentioned the man or that he was a master of contemporary civilization. TheHarmony of the Old and New Testaments/Book of Concordance was completed in 1200. The exposition of the Book of Revelation finished in 199. An introduction to this can be found in the Liber introductoris in Apocalypsim.The Psaltery of Ten Strings is called Psalterium Decem Cordarum. Treatise on the four Gospels. Genealogia (Genealogy), written about

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texts: 1186, is a lesser work. Dateable to 1184. Adversus Judeos was written in the early 1180s. It was written in the early 1180s. Professio fidei was written in the early 1180s.Sermons belonging to the late 1180s are contained in Tractatus in expositionem vite et regule beati Benedicti. Praephatio is super Apocalipsim. It was written around 1188. The intelligentia is calathis. It was written in the 12th century. The sermon is called De ultimis tribulationibus. Super Apocalypsim.This is an earlier and shorter version of the Liber introductorius. De septem sigillis. It is not certain when this was written. After <mask>'s death in 1202, a collection of 24 'figurae' were drawn by him. It was only in the mid-twentieth century that the name was used in relation to three manuscripts. The late thirteenth-century set of pseudo-prophecies, united with a later series under the title Vaticinia de Summis Pontificibus, was not true. In Constructions of Time in the Middle Ages.Carol Poster and Richard Utz published a book. 35–49. The Myth of the Eternal Evangel in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries was published in 1987 and enlarged in 2001. The prophetic future : a medieval study in historical thinking was published in 1999. Riedl, <mask>, and Fiore are related. Denker der vollendeten Menschheit. There is a book by Gian Luca Potest, entitled "I Tempo dell'apocalisse - Vita di Gioacchino da Fiore, Laterza, Bari, 2004."Valeria de Fraja is from Oltre Cteaux. Giacchino da Fiore e l'ordine


title: Andrew Ducarel

texts: <mask> was an English antiquary. He was a lawyer and a member of the College of Civilians. <mask> was born in Paris in 1713. His parents were from Normandy. Jacques achieved ennoblement in 1713 with the title of Marquis de Chateau de Muids. He died in 1718 as a new wave of Huguenot persecution began, and in 1719 he and his family fled to England. Jeanne married her second husband, Jacques Girardot, a Huguenot.<mask> was sent to be educated. He lost an eye in an accident there and spent three months under the care of Sir Hans Sloane. He transferred from Trinity College to St John's in 1731. He and his brother were naturalized in 1734 when they were still undergraduates. Ducarel moved to Cambridge after graduating with a Bachelor of Civil Law. He graduated as a grand compounder from the Doctor of Civil Law in 1742. He was admitted to the College of Advocates at Doctors' Commons on November 3, 1743, and later served as a librarian and treasurer.Ducarel was appointed as a "commissary or official". The royal peculiar of St Katharine's by the Tower by Archbishop Thomas Herring in 1755 was one of the things that the sub-deaneries of South Malling, Pagham, and Tarring had. He was appointed to the High Court of Admiralty in 1756 to take depositions for prize ships. On September 22, 1737, <mask> was elected a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London, and he was one of the first fellows of the society. On August 29, 1760, he was elected a member of the Society of Antiquaries, and on February 18, 1762, he was admitted a fellow of the Royal Society of London. In 1755 he failed to get the post of sub-librarian at the British

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texts: Museum, but in 1757 he was appointed keeper of the Lambeth Palace Library. Clergymen who treated the post as a part-time responsibility and as a stepping-stone to more lucrative ecclesiastical preferments were his predecessors.Under five archbishops, <mask> remained in post for nearly thirty years. He made a digest with a general index of all the records of the province of Canterbury and improved the catalogues of the printed books. Edward Rowe Mores was with him. Benjamin Thomas Pouncy was Henry Hall's deputy and clerk for many years. Ducarel was blind in one eye and weak in the other. He had a personal manuscript collection in forty-eight volumes that was bought by the British Museum library after his death. He and Mores compiled a history of Croydon Palace and the town of Croydon, as well as taking a more general interest in the ecclesiastical antiquities of the province of Canterbury.The manuscript was published in 1783. When Mores discovered that he was not named on the title page, there was a huge rift between the two friends. Sir Joseph Ayloffe and Thomas Astle were appointed by the government in 1763 to sort and catalogue the records of the state paper office. Ducarel tried to get the post of secretary to the new archbishop, Frederick Cornwallis, but failed. Ducarel used to go on an antiquarian tour in August with a coachman and a footman. They spent fifteen miles a day at inns. Ducarel transcribed his topographical and archaeological notes after dinner.In an engraving of London Bridge Chapel, the figure measuring is Ducarel, and the standing is Gale. He and Thomas Bever went on a tour of Normandy in 1752. He put


title: Andrew Ducarel

texts: the Duchy on the map for the English traveller with his publications Tour through Normandy in a letter to a friend and Anglo-Norman Antiquities Considered. He was one of the first Englishmen to see and appreciate the significance of the Bayeux Tapestry, and included an account of it written by his friend Smart Lethieullier as an appendix to Anglo-Norman Antiquities. Ducarel was described by Francis Grose as a fit and athletic man who believed that he would live to see another day. His final illness was caused by the shock of being told that his wife was dead. He took to his bed and died three days later.He was buried on the north side of the altar. Mrs Ducarel lived for more than six years before she died. His books, manuscripts, and prints were sold in April 1786. The manuscripts were passed on to Richard and John. In 1749 Ducarel married Sarah Desborough. She was a widow who had previously worked for him. After being nursed by her through a severe illness, he married her.Mrs. Ducarrel was a sober, careful woman according to Grose. There were no children in the marriage. Works A Tour through Normandy was described in a letter to a friend. In a Tour through part of Normandy, illustrated with 27 copperplates, was a greatly enlarged form of Anglo-Norman Antiquities. There is a letter to William Watson, M.D., upon the early Cultivation of Botany in England. The account of William Stukeley is in vol. From the year 1526 to 1776, there was a list of various editions of the Bible in English.The Bibliographer's Manual (Bohn) was written by DNB William Thomas Lowndes. There are external links to <mask>'s record at the Royal


title: Seán Ó Riada

texts: Sen  <mask> was born on 1 August 1931 and died on 3 October 1971 He became the most influential figure in the revival of Irish traditional music through his use of modern and traditional techniques. <mask> began his career as a music director at Radio ireann in 1954. He lectured in music until his death. Through his participation in Ceoltir Chualann, he became a household name in Ireland. Nomos No is one of his best-known pieces. He became famous for his film scores Mise ire and Saoirse.The year 1960. He was the founder and director of the ensemble Ceoltir Chualann. Many churches in the Irish-speaking regions of Ireland still sing his mass in Irish today. Two months after his fortieth birthday, <mask> died. <mask> was born in Cork City. He spent his early years in a place where his father was stationed. He received musical education from Aloys Fleischmann while he was at St Finbarr's College, Farranferris.He completed his Leaving Certificate in 1948. He studied Greek and Latin classics with Aloys Fleischmann and graduated in 1952. <mask> was the

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title: Seán Ó Riada

texts: auditor of the society. He was the assistant director for Radio ireann. He was married to Ruth Coughlan. He played the piano with the dance bands. <mask> spent several months in France in 1955 and consolidated his interest in techniques of musical modernism.In July he became music director of the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, where he wrote, arranged and directed music for the small pit orchestra, as well as continuing his work in radio. His Nomos No was one of the original orchestral compositions that were written in this time. Hercules Dux Ferrariae was a member of the string orchestra. The Nomos No. was an early version of the Triptyche pour orchestre as well as a piano and orchestra version. 2 for a choir and orchestra. As his work with Ceoltir Chualann developed, his engagement with the modern musical avantgarde decreased, but was never abandoned. Mise ire  Riada composed and directed orchestral music for theatre and film, combining traditional Irish tunes and "sean-ns" (old style) songs in the classical tradition.Mise ire was a documentary film


title: Seán Ó Riada

texts: about the founding of the Irish Republic. The person conducting the recording is  <mask>. Mise ire allowed him to start a series of programmes on Irish radio called Our Musical Heritage. <mask> told people to listen to sean-ns song if they were from India or if they were a child's song. <mask> was the leader of the Ceoltir Chualann group. They played in concert halls dressed in black suits with white shirts and black bow ties, but relied on traditional songs and tunes. An ordinary céili band or show-band would have musicians who competed with each other to grab the audience's attention.Ceoltir Chualann played sparse arrangements. <mask> sat in the middle of the room playing two instruments. The instrument was only played by small boys in street parades. Ceil bands had drums. <mask> wanted to use the clarsach in the band, but as these were not yet available, he played the harpsichord. He used the harpsichord on a regular basis. Irish folk music was being played in London pubs, but for most people of Ireland it was the first time they had heard


title: Seán Ó Riada

texts: it.Some members of Ceoltir Chualann were also members of The Chieftains. The soundtrack of Playboy of the Western World was recorded in 1962. The album " Riada Sa Gaiety" was their last public performance. Riada was appointed lecturer in music at University College in 1963. Cr Chil Aodha, a male voice choir, was established in West Cork, not Baile Bhirne. He composed two settings of the Mass. The first Mass written in the Irish language was Ceol an Aifrinn.The hymn "ag crost an sol", which has become popular in its own right, and with such good wording, is thought by many to be an ancient medieval tune. Aifreann 2 was released posthumously in 1979. In memoriam Aloys G. Fleischmann was written to words by Hlderlin. Thomas Kinsella praised  <mask> in verse after he set the poetry of him. He was a friend of several influential leaders. <mask> and his wife Ruth frequented the local pub which still advertises itself as being his local. He had a disease of the liver.He died at King's College Hospital in London. He is buried in the graveyard of St

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title: Seán Ó Riada

texts: Gobnait. Clancy played at his funeral. Legacy Sen  <mask> and Ceoltir Chualann set to music the Peadar  Doirnn lyric, which has been recorded or re-used by many artists. It is used as a romantic overture in Barry Lyndon and the basis of The Christians' 1989 single Words. Liadh <mask> was elected as a Sinn Féin Member of the European Parliament. She ran in the presidential election for Sinn Féin.The poem "In Memoriam Sen  Riada" was included in the 1979 collection Field Work. A life-sized statue was built in 2008 in the grounds of Sépéil Naomh Gobnait, Cil Aodha. Ceoltir Chualann reformed under the leadership of Peadar  <mask> to play a tribute concert to Sen  Riada in Dublin's Liberty Hall. In honor of heroes from the seven 'Muses', a festival was organised in his honor by his son, Peadar, between 30 September and 3 October. There are two schools named 'Scoil U Riada' after him. Opera Spailpn is a Rin. The opera was performed in 3 acts.The first performance was in Dublin at the Damer Theatre. The Banks of Suln was composed by Olynthiac. The Nomos

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title: Seán Ó Riada

texts: written by Toms  Canainn. The Keeper's Recital: Music and Cultural History in Ireland was written by Harry White. Toms  Canainn: Sen  Riada: His Life and Work was published in 2003 by Collins Press. " Riada, Sen" was written by Harry White.H. White and B.Boydell wrote a book. 2, p. <mask>'s Vision at The Journal of Music 1931 births 1971 deaths 20th-century Irish people 20th-century classical composers 20th-century male


title: Maria Lähteenmäki

texts: <mask> is a researcher of history and a professor at the University of Eastern Finland. She has written a lot of articles. Lhteenmki's research focuses on the 19th and 20th century's society history, history of women and social history of war. Her research was called Jnkjkreit. Lhteenmki's research earned her a prize from the 70th anniversary fund. The Pohjoiskalotilla was built in the 18th century. The title of the research is The Peoples of Lapland.Boundary demarcations and interaction took place in the North Calotte from 1808 to 1889. It was published in the series of the academy. Lhteenmki has a monograph. From a historical perspective, Kannaksen rajamaa ja poliittiset murtumat 1911–1944 deals with the vulnerable border area of Russia and the Soviet Union. Lhteenmki has caused a lot of debate with her interpretations. When writing about the War of Lapland, Lhteenmki notes that military leaders agreed to surrender Lapland lightly to German warzone without thinking about the fact that civilians were left to dangerous border areas. Lhteenmki argues that the memories of the lost Finnia are mostly based on childhood memories and have resulted in a corrupted and one-sided picture.Research of ordinary people living in border areas is important for national history research because Lhteenmki highlighted in different connections that Finland has been built from borders. Lhteenmki graduated from Sodankyl upper secondary school in 1977 with


title: Maria Lähteenmäki

texts: a degree in history. Her thesis is about the history of women. Tylisnaiset ja yhteiskunnan muutos 1910–30. There is an e-book. Lhteenmki had a docentship of Nordic history. She worked as an assistant and lecturer of history, as well as a professor in 2003 and 2007, at the University of Helsinki.Lhteenmki is a professor at the University of Eastern Finland. Other publications of <mask>ki. <mask> is the editor. University publishing. Rovaniemi was born in 2006 There is a resemblance to liikkeess. Suomalaisten kokemuksia Belgiasta.<mask> and Minna Aalto edited it. Siirtolaisuusinstituutti. The year 2007, Turku. Jnkjkreit parakkipiikoja in 1999. There is an e-book at http://helda.helsinki.fi. <mask> and Marjaliisa Hentil are related. There is an e-book at http://helda.helsinki.fi.Ikihmisten ja hoiva hyvinvointiyhteiskunnan haasteena. Vanhus- ja lhimmispalvelun. In 2003 Seutu, kulmakunta. Nkkulmia aluehistorialliseen tutkimukseen. <mask>ki is the editor. SKS.In 2009. eduskunnassa. <mask> and Aura Korppi-Tommola are related. Suomen eduuntask 100. Part 4. There is a person named Edita. The year 2006There are passages to the west. <mask> is the editor. It's called Studia Fennica. There is an Ethnologica 9. SKS/FLS. The year 2006 Pitknsillan tuolla puolen... Puheenvuoroja tyvenliikkeen historiasta, tilasta ja tulevaisuudesta.It was edited by <mask>ki. Tyven Arkiston julkaisuja 5. The year 2010 Tarja Halonen spoke about the malli. Teoksessa is

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title: Maria Lähteenmäki

texts: suomalaiset. It's called Otava. HELSINKI 2004, 66–79.Terra is a planet. There is a short history of Finnish Lapland. It's called Otava. The year 2006 Change and continuity are included in The Flexible Frontier. <mask> is the editor. The series was called Aleksanteri.The year 2007. The Calotte is called the North Calotte. The cultures and histories of Northernmost Europe are discussed. <mask> and Pivi <mask> edited it. The Department of History has publications. The University of Helsinki. There is a person named Puntsi.Inari 2005. TrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia Suomessa is sosialidemokratia 1900. Sosialidemokraattiset is named. The year 2000. There is an e-book at http://hdl.handle.net. Suomen eduskunnan ensimmiset.It was edited by <mask>ki. ja selvityksi 4. The year 1997. The sources are <mask>ki. SKS. HELSINKI 2007, 124–125. The University of

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title: Maria Lähteenmäki

texts: Helsinki has a website: http://www.helsinki.fi/historia/henkilokunta/lahteenmaki.29.9.2005 is the date of the Helsingin Sanomat. Kuka is on. It's called Otava. HELSINKI 2009, 599. Oikea sota hvisi historiasta. Suomen Kuvalehti was published in 1999. Ruohonjuuritason historioitsija is written by Luukka Teemu.9.10.2005 is the date of the Helsingin Sanomat. <mask> and Kevyesti luovutettu Lappi. Aikana on purkamaton tabu is Pohjois-Suomen erikoisasema. It is called Vieraskyn. Helsingin Sanomat took place in 1999. Lhteenmki <mask>, Kuva menetetyst Karjalasta. It is called Vieraskyn.Helsingin Sanomat was published in 2009. Oksanen Emmi and Kipe Karjala are related. Karjalainen was born on 15.8.2009. Summa Markku, Muisti- ja tutkimustietoa, yhdistmll realistisempi. There was a Karjala on 13th of 2009. The Toimintakertomus 2008 website is located at www.acadsci.fi. Tasala Markku, Mainettaan yhten. Lapin Kansa was recorded on 12.2.2005.Valtavirtaa vastaan is Vakkuri Marjukka. Lapin Kansa was on October 29, 2005. The people who were born in 1957 are from the University of Eastern

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title: Sarah Andrews (cricketer)

texts: <mask> is a retired female cricketer who played for Australia from 2006 to early 2010. She was a fast bowler and a lower-order batter. She made her debut for New South Wales in the 2001–02 Women's National Cricket League. She wasn't given much of a workload with the ball in her debut season. She didn't bowl a full quota of overs in the first half of the next season, but ended up with six wickets despite never bowling a full quota of overs. She was selected for the Australian Under-23 team at the end of the summer. In the 2003– 2004 season, <mask> played a full season for the first time.In her 21st match, she took a full quota of overs in the second final against Victoria. She made her first-class debut against the senior team on the Under-23 tour. The 2004–05 WNCL was a poor one for <mask>, as he only took five wickets and only took three in the first six matches. She took career-best figures of 5/16 and then 1/35 the next day against Victoria. New South Wales won the first of five consecutive titles after she took 3/32 in the first final. She made her Test and One Day International (ODI) debut against India at the end of the season, after being rewarded with selection for the national

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title: Sarah Andrews (cricketer)


title: Sarah Andrews (cricketer)

texts: in seven matches, all of which ended in victory. She sent down an average of only four overs per match, despite being a specialist bowler and batting at the end of the tail. She took 0/10 from five overs in her debut against South Australia and 2/7 from three overs in the second match. She was dropped for the double-header against Western Australia before being recalled for the last two matches against Victoria. She took 17 from six overs in the next, after not bowling in the first. New South Wales won their sixth title in a row with a 2–0 triumph over the other team in the finals series.She had an economy rate of 3.00 and a bowling rate of 16.80 in her first season. The Australia Youth team played against New Zealand and New Zealand A at the end of the season. She took three wickets at an economy rate of 1.90 in three matches, taking her full quota of 30 overs. She scored 21 runs in three hours. The last match she played was against the New Zealand team. The first four matches of the WNCL were missed by <mask>. In the second match of the season, she took 18 points and one point in the other three matches.Andrew took 0/15 from four overs in the first final against Victoria. Victoria


title: Sarah Andrews (cricketer)

texts: won the second final to end New South Wales' six-year run. At an economy rate of 3.17, he scored 3 runs. She averaged less than six overs a match. At the end of the summer, she played for the Australian Under-23 team against England and took a total of 0/47 from 19 overs in a two-innings match and scored 21. She played in all 11 of New South Wales' matches in her first full season in the WNCL. She took 2/30 from seven overs in a tie against Victoria in the first five matches.She didn't score in the last three games of the round-robin stage. She took zero from five overs in the first final against Victoria. She took 2/28 from her ten overs in the second final to set up a five-wicket win. This was the first time in her 21 WNCL matches that she had a full quota of overs. New South Wales won the WNCL title after she was taken out of the attack after being hit for 17 runs in three overs. At an economy rate of 3.51 and eight runs per hour, the season was a success for <mask>. The Australia Youth team will play New Zealand A at the end of the season.In the fourth and final match of the series, she hit 54 and took three for 3 at an economy rate of 3.00. The Australian Under-23s played against


title: Sarah Andrews (cricketer)

texts: the hosts' national team in Sri Lanka before the 2004–05 season started. Australia won three of the four one-dayers. In the second match, she scored 10 not out and 31 not out, and in the first match, she scored 10 not out and 31 not out. The tour ended with a match. The 141-run win was the result of 3/24 and 1/11. She made seven and a duck on her first class debut.The 2004–05 WNCL season was a quiet one for <mask>, who only took five wickets at an economy rate of 3.01 from ten matches. In the round-robin match against Victoria, she took 2/29. The teams met again. She took 0/30 from nine overs in the first match. The second match saw a fightback from the Victorian bowlers, who dismissed New South Wales for 71. She took 1/6 from six overs, but Victoria were able to get the five they needed to square the series. The defending champion fell 50 runs short and lost their title after <mask> took 0/11 from six overs.The season ended with 23 runs by <mask>. The 2005–06 season began poorly for <mask>. In the first three matches she was not a factor, and in the first six matches she was not a factor. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Sarah Andrews (cricketer)

texts: victory over Megan White. <mask> was selected for Australia for the home series against India at the end of the season. She made her debut in the one-off Test at the Adelaide Oval.Australia was the first to bat. She made three from six balls and was run out. In the first half of the game, she took 2/29 from nine overs. She trapped the other opener Karu Jain for 21 and caught Monica Sumra in her second over to leave the Indians at 2/41. Mithali Raj was dismissed from the bowling of Fitzpatrick in the following over, without further addition to the score. The Indians were all out for 93. The tourists lost by an arm's length after Australia enforced the follow on and <mask> took 0-19 from 17 overs.She made her debut in the second match after missing the first. Australia's 173 all out was scored by 11 and Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair She took three overs to help the team get a 12-run win. She

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title: Sarah Andrews (cricketer)

texts: took 1/33 in the next match and ended the series with four wickets and an economy rate of 3.33. The number of women who have played One Day International cricket for Australia is 106, and the number of women who have played Test cricket for Australia is 148. At the start of the 2006–07 season, <mask> made her Twenty20 international debut against New Zealand at the Allan Border Field in Brisbane, having never played in the format at domestic level. In a tied match, she was attacked by the opposition and ended with a quarter from four overs.The Australians conceded their runs at a rate of 6.18 per over. After missing the first match, she returned to take two wickets in each of the next three matches, but failed to score in the fifth match. Australia won all of the last four matches at a relatively high economy rate of 4.59. Australia won the second game by a single point. From the? The ball was thrown. He scored two from three balls, but was run out of the game.And? Australia won. In the opening matches of the 2006–07 WNCL season, <mask> took 3/18 to set up a three-wicket win over Victoria. In the fourth match of the tournament, she made a tail-wagging 16 and took 3/27 from her ten


title: Sarah Andrews (cricketer)

texts: overs, but was not able to defend New South Wales' measly 9/162 as they lost by six wickets. In the sixth match, she made a 13 to help New South Wales beat Western Australia. In the eight matches, he took 13 kills. New South Wales won five of their eight matches.The hosts were dismissed for 136 in the first match. New South Wales struggled in the run-chase and <mask> made 17 in the lower order. In the second final, New South Wales's batting struggled and <mask> made 36 to push the total to 144. She took 0/31 from ten overs as the home team reached their target. New South Wales won the WNCL title for the second year in a row with a hard-fought three-wicket win over Victoria in the deciding match. The economy rate for the season was 3.53. She scored more runs with the bat at 21.40 than in the past.The one-day team for the four-nations tournament in Chennai, India was selected after the end of the Australian season. In addition to the hosts and Australia, New Zealand and England were also participating. When the pitches were dusty, slow and turning, he was overlooked for the first two matches. She scored 21 not out from 13 balls in the next match against New Zealand, having been promoted


title: Sarah Andrews (cricketer)

texts: to No. There are 9. She hit three boundaries to help Australia. She took two overs in Australia's 49-run win.She took 1/26 from five overs against India in the last match of the round-robin. Australia had won all four matches in which <mask> had played, but she was expensive and had an economy rate of 888-492-0. Australia defeated New Zealand in the final. Australia hosted New Zealand in a Rose Bowl series in the middle of the southern hemisphere winter in 2007, with the matches being held in the tropical northern city of Darwin. In the one-off T20 international, she gave up 37 from her four overs while her colleagues averaged 4.37 runs per over. She scored one not out in the run-chase as Australia was able to reach the target. She took 2/22 in the first match to help her team win.She was promoted to No. after she failed to score in the next fixture. She only had 8 times in her career in the run-chase. She made 10 from 16 balls. Australia lost by a large margin. She took 3/23, including five maidens in ten overs, to help restrict New Zealand to 8/188 and set up a six-wicket win. She took 1/34 in the next match and then scored an 11 to help guide the Australians to a three-wicket win.


title: Sarah Andrews (cricketer)

texts: Taking an unassailable 3–1 series lead.She scored 31 runs at 15.50, at a strike rate of 75.61, and took 2/29 in the next match, which she won by four runs. In the first two matches of the WNCL against South Australia and Victoria, <mask> was the only bowler to be dismissed. She claimed 2/30 and scored 13 in New South Wales's two-run win over Queensland. She ended the season with an economy rate of 3.35 and 50 runs to her name. After winning their first seven matches, New South Wales lost the last match against Western Australia but still qualified to host the final. The decider against South Australia was abandoned due to rain and New South Wales were awarded the title. The interstate T20 matches had a total of eight overs and <mask> took 2/51 from them.Australia played England and New Zealand at the end of the season. She conceded 49 runs from five overs in a warm-up match against the Australian Under-21 team. In the one-off T20 international, <mask> failed to take a wickets and then conceded 29 runs from four overs before scoring 10 runs from as many balls as Australia lost by. She was dropped. She was recalled for the final one-dayer, taking 1/31 in a 41-run win, and ending the

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title: Sarah Andrews (cricketer)

texts: series with one strike at an economy rate of 4.51. The one-off Test was held in Bowral. Australia were whitewashed for 154 as 9 and six scored.She took 0 from 11 overs as England took a 90-run lead. The visitors were set a target of 142 after Australia declared at 9/231. She took 0/9 from four overs as Australia lost. The Australians went to New Zealand for the Rose Bowl series. In the T20 match, she scored 10 not out as Australia only managed 9/80 and took 0/15 from four overs. She had conceded less than six runs per over in four previous T20 internationals. In the final match of the five match series, he took 1/35 from nine overs to help set up the eight-wicket win.She ended the series with a high economy rate of 4.57 and also scored eight runs at 4.00. Before the start of the 2008–09 WNCL season, <mask> was dropped from the Australia team for the home series against India. She took 12 wickets in the first six matches of the WNCL season, including a haul of 3/23 in a win over Western Australia and a loss against South Australia. She conceded 3.10 runs per over in six matches. New South Wales won the hosting rights for the final after she failed to score in the final two matches


title: Sarah Andrews (cricketer)

texts: against Victoria. New South Wales won the WNCL title for the fourth year in a row. She had an economy rate of 3.23 and made a duck in her only outing.In New South Wales's two T20 matches, he took four wickets for 5.75 and an economy rate of 3.28. She was recalled to the Australian team for the Women's Cricket World Cup to be held in New South Wales and Canberra. The Australians went to New Zealand for the Rose Bowl series before the World Cup. After being called into the playing XI for the second match, he took only 1/62 from ten overs. She took 1/17 from four overs in the fourth match, but the final match was washed out. She had promising results in two warm-up matches before the World Cup. She took 1/7 from three overs against England and 2/12 from four overs against Sri Sri.Australia lost the first match against South Africa and needed to win the last match against the West Indies to advance to the next round. Australia took a 47-run win as <mask> took 1/34 from eight overs. The run rate in the remaining 42 overs was 3.14 and she was dropped for the first Super Six match against India, which Australia lost by 18 runs. In the 107-run win against Pakistan, she took 1/20 from 7.1


title: Sarah Andrews (cricketer)

texts: overs. Australia's two losses made it impossible to make the final. Australia defeated England in the final of the super Six and then met India in the third-place playoff. Australia were out for 142 as <mask> was the only one to bat in the tournament.She took 0/23 from five overs. The economy rate was 3.90 for the five bowler who ended the World Cup at 22.40 mph. The inaugural Women's World Twenty20 was held in England in 2009. The Australians hosted New Zealand for a three-match series in tropical Darwin at the beginning of June before the World Cup, and <mask> showed good form taking five wickets at an economy rate of only 5.70, with a best of 3/13 from three overs in the final match. She couldn't maintain the form. She took 0/31 from three overs in the team's only warm-up on English soil, against the hosts, and was retained for all the matches. In the loss to New Zealand, he took 0/25 from three overs, but was retained for the match against the Western Indies, where he took 2/19 from four overs.She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Sarah Andrews (cricketer)

texts: per over. In the first match of the WNCL season, <mask> scored 22 to push New South Wales to 198 before taking 0/28 from seven overs in a 15-run win. She took 3/26 in a 19-run win. In the two matches against Victoria and the Australian Capital Territory, <mask> claimed two and three pins, respectively. New South Wales won the last two matches against South Australia and Western Australia to qualify for the final. The defending champion batting first made 9/206.She took 1/18 from 5.1 overs as the WNCL title was claimed by the Victorians. The economy rate for the season was 3.22. She scored 42 runs for the season. The T20 matches were expanded into a six-round competition. She played in all of New South Wales' seven matches and added 21 runs. New South Wales lost to Victoria in the qualification match by seven runs. The two teams met again in the final and <mask> took 1/12 from four overs, including a maiden.New South Wales capitulated for 75 and lost the title-deciding match as <mask> made 15, one of the few to reach double figures. During the Australian leg of the competition, <mask> played in the first four of the five one-day internationals. She took two overs, both from five overs,

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title: Sarah Andrews (cricketer)

texts: as Australia won both of the matches. In the next two matches, <mask> took 1/12 from four overs and 2/29 from nine overs. She was not required to bat as Australia completed a clean sweep. The last two T20 internationals were held in New Zealand. She played in all but the last match, but had little success, scoring one not out and taking one strike and an economy rate of 6.46 and an economy rate of 97.00 and she took one strike and an economy rate of 97.00 and an economy rate of 6.46 and she tookAll five T20s were won by New Zealand. As Australia completed a clean sweep in New Zealand, <mask> played in all three of the matches. She ended with three strikes at an economy rate of 4.17. After returning to Australia, he retired from competitive cricket. She ranked ninth among all Australians in the number of one liners she took. There are people from New South Wales who play cricket and there are people from the South Coast who play