title: Ty Pennington

texts: of bedding, tabletop items, bath accessories, furniture, patio furniture, and other home decor. <mask>'s tricks: Home repair secrets plus cheap and easy projects to transform any room was published by Pennington. The first issue of <mask> at Home was released on May 15, 2007. On July 25, 2008, he announced a 3-year partnership with Marketplace Events, the largest organizer of consumer remodeling, home decor and gardening shows in North America.He appeared on a show. Wow! Woah! <mask> The Tool Guy is a fictionalized version of himself. <mask> was the spokesman for Abbott Nutrition and their baby formula packaging innovation. He was involved with the new product marketing of the Ty's Nursery Guide and the Similac Custom Nursery Design Contest. <mask> appeared in an episode of Disney's Take Two With Phineas and Ferb.<mask> has appeared in a series of commercials and ads for Guaranteed Rate. <mask> was diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 17 after being plagued with behavioral problems as a child. He had a discussion with Glenn Beck. The use of Vyvanse for the treatment of adult ADHD has been promoted by <mask>. He was criticized for promoting the use of Adderall without revealing his sponsorship. <mask> was arrested for driving under the influence in Los Angeles on May 5, 2007, with a blood alcohol content of.14 percent. He was facing 6 months in jail.He was sentenced to 3 years of supervised release. <mask> proposed to his girlfriend of one year, Kellee Merrell, in July 2021. They got married in Georgia. Good Design Can Change Your Life: Beautiful Rooms, Inspiring Stories, Simon & Schuster is a book about good design that can change your

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title: Huang Yanpei

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texts: He was a Chinese educator, writer, and politician. He was a pioneer of the China Democratic League. <mask>u Emperor in the late Qing dynasty. His mother died when he was 13 and his father died when he was 17 so he lived with his maternal grandfather who gave him a traditional Chinese education. He read the Four Books and Five Classics when he was young. He used to work as an informal teacher in his hometown to support his family. He obtained the position of a xiucai in 1899 after topping the imperial examination.He was sponsored to read Western studies by his uncle. He met Cai Yuanpei, who was teaching the Chinese language at the Nanyang Public School, in 1901. A year later, he got a juren position in the imperial examination in Jiangnan. He left school with his friends in protest of the expulsion of some of his fellow students who were accused of disrespecting a teacher by leaving an empty ink bottle on the teacher's desk. The Chuansha Primary School was established by <mask>. He read books on Western ideas, including a translation of Thomas Henry Huxley's Evolution and Ethics. In 1903, while giving a talk in the district, <mask> was accused of being an anti-government revolutionary and was arrested and imprisoned.He was released on bail with the help of William Burke, an American missionary, and left the prison just an hour before he was to be executed. After fleeing to Japan, he returned to Shanghai three months later to help set up and run schools. Cai Yuanpei introduced <mask> to join the Tongmenghui in 1905. The Pudong Middle School was established, run and taught by <mask>. The Organisation for Education Affairs was set up by him. The Head of Civilian Affairs and Head of Education in the Office of the Governor of Jiangsu was <mask>. He reformed education in the region and later became the Secretary of Education.He was the Vice President of the Education Society and a travelling reporter for the

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texts: newspaper. Electricity was provided in Pudong by the founding of Pudong Electric Co., Inc. The discussion on schools adopting a practical stance towards education was published in 1913. Between February 1914 and early 1917, <mask>, as a reporter, visited and observed various schools throughout China. He visited 52 schools in 25 cities in the United States in April 1915 and saw that Vocational education was very popular there. He went to Japan, the Philippines and Southeast Asia to observe education. He compiled and published his observations.The British education system was observed by <mask> in 1917. The National Association of Vocational Education of China was founded on May 6th, 2015, with support from many people in the education sector and the business industry. The Chinese Vocational School was established a year later. The Chinese Vocational School was used to expand his activities over the next ten years. The Secretary of Education used his position to disrupt classes and stage demonstrations during the May Fourth movement in 1919. He refused to take up the post of Education Minister when he was appointed in 1921. He drafted the educational system in 1922.He published his thoughts and ideas in a magazine five years later. In 1927, when the Nationalist Party was in conflict with the Communist Party, <mask> was accused of being a "scholar-tyrant" and became a wanted man, but he escaped to Dalian, Liaoning. The order for his arrest was withdrawn. He took part in anti-Japanese activities because he was worried about Japanese aggression towards China. Newsletter on Saving the Nation was set up to stir patriotism among his fellow Chinese. He sent a message to everyone in China, urging them to unite and resist the Japanese. The January 28 incident resulted in the formation of the Shanghai Citizen Preservation Organisation to raise funds to support the 19th Route Army.Shanghai fell to the Japanese in 1937.

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texts: After the Second Sino-Japanese War in 1937, he retreated to Chongqing, where he served as a representative in the National Defence Council. He joined the People's Political Council a year later. He was the first Chairman of the China Democratic League. Hu Juewen was the first chairperson of the China Democratic National Construction Association. The Nationalist and Communist parties had a conflict in the summer of 1945, and in July of that year, <mask>, Bojun and others went to meet Mao and the Communists. When he returned to Chongqing, he wrote a book about a conversation he had with Mao.During the Chinese Civil War, <mask> resigned from the People's Political Council and returned to his hometown of Shanghai, where he continued to help set up and run schools. In 1949, after the establishment of the People's Republic of China, he became a member of the Central People's Government, Vice Prime Minister of the State Council, and Minister of Light Industry. He was the Vice Chairman in the third and fourth Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. He was opposed to state monopoly in purchasing and marketing and had differing views on some of the Communist government's policies. Mao said that <mask> was a spokesman for capitalists. When the Communist Party started expelling non-communist members from its government bodies, <mask> was the only one who retained his positions in the National People's Congress and Political Consultative Conference. On December 21, 1965,<mask> died in Beijing.His ashes were buried in the Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery. The first wife of <mask>'s was Wang Jiusi, who died in 1940. She died of illness in 1940. The second wife of the man, who married him in 1942. She was a graduate of the university and helped write the book. She committed suicide by taking sleeping pills. He obtained a PhD in philosophy from Harvard University.He obtained a master's degree in economics from

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texts: Harvard University after graduating from Tsinghua University. There is a teacher and a professor named <mask> and <mask>. The Vice Director of the Chinese Society for Vocational Education was a teacher named <mask>g. He was a specialist in concrete. A college lecturer is <mask>. The persecution and torture suffered at the beginning of the Culture Revolution caused him and his wife to commit suicide. There are two people, one is an engineer and the other is an engineer.He obtained a master's degree from Duke University. He was a researcher at Beijing University and worked in the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. He is a visiting professor at two universities. He is involved in Chinese politics. Richard Shih-chao <mask> is the son of a prominent rocket scientist in the United States. There is a son of a person who is a descendant of a person who is a descendant of a person who is a descendant of a person who is a descendant of a person who is a descendant of a person who is a descendant of a person who is a descendant of a person who is The Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference is chaired by him.He is a mathematician. The oldest son of <mask>. He is a professor. The son of <mask>i. The daughter of a distant uncle. She worked as a wool knitting specialist in China in the 1930s.The "Cycle" conversation took place in 1945, when <mask> traveled toYan'an to meet Mao. History is a testament to the fact that no form of government has ever been able to break out of a cycle of rise and fall. In 2010, a 25-episode television series based on the life of <mask>i was released in China. It starred Zhang Tielin as the eponymous character. There are External links to the Biographies of Prominent Chinese c.1925. There are members of the China National Democratic Construction Association and the China Democratic League who are Vice Chairpersons of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political

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title: Gianpiero Combi

texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 He played his last match in Italy on April 15, 1934. The record for most appearances by a goalkeeper in the club's history is held by <mask>, who played for 13 seasons with the club and played                              On 6 April 1924, at the age of 21, <mask> played his first match for the Italy national team in a 7–1 loss against Hungary. After seven games in Azzurro, he was selected by the Technical Commission to play against France in Turin on March 22, 1925. The large score of 7–0 was in favor of the Azzurri in this match, which was played in Corso Marsiglia Stadium. For the next ten years, it was extremely rare to see another goalkeeper defend the Italian posts.The Italian squad defended their title at the 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam, defeating Spain 2–1 after extra time in the Quarter Final and then defeating Spain 7–1 in the semi-Final. The bronze medal of the 9th edition of the Olympic games was won by the Azzurri with this result on 10 June 1928. The National teams of Central Europe won

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texts: the inaugural Central European International Cup, a predecessor cup of the European Nations Cup. Italy lost against Matj indel's Austria 3–0 in Vienna, but won against Switzerland 3–2 in Zrich, and against Czechoslovakia 4–2 in Bologna, as well as the last match against Hungary on May 11, 1930. The Italian captain in his 33rd game was <mask>. At the beginning of 1934, 31-year-old <mask> <mask> was about to retire from football. He was on the verge of winning his fifth Italian championship in a row and he had played more than 40 games for the national team.Carlo Ceresoli was a young goalkeeper who played for Inter. The national team qualified for the 1934 World Cup by defeating Greece in Milan by a 4–0 score. <mask>, who was a member of the Nazio-Juve and was included in the Italian squad, was asked by Vittorio Pozzo to delay his retirement until the end of the tournament as his experience might be a great help. Pietro Arcari broke one of Ceresoli's forearms during a training session a few weeks before the tournament. He missed the World Cup because he was the top goalkeeper in Italy, with the responsibility of leading the Azzurri to their debut

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texts: noisy support and the players were able to hear the instructions of their coach. The Jules Rimet trophy was presented to the captain of the squad, who played 510 minutes and conceded three goals.The Italian team won the International Cup in 1935, despite the fact that <mask> only played five of the eight matches. He captained five of the 47 caps for the Italian team. Although he stopped playing football, his passion for the sport remained all his life and he still held a number of unofficial positions. He was a scout and offered advice to the technical staff. He was offered the job of technical commissioner for the Italian national team in 1951 by the Italian Football Federation. They led the National Team for seven months, from April to November 1951, and the Italian squad played 5 games without a loss. They won against Portugal and France, and drew against Yugoslavia, Sweden, and Switzerland.He died in Imperia at the age of 53. <mask> was a commanding keeper, who possessed notable strength, which he combined with his agility, intelligence, shot-stop ability, and excellent technique, and he stood out in particular due to his style of play. He


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texts: is considered to be one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time. Records <mask>eri, and the 24th most, and he is the goalkeeper with the fourth-most appearances for the club. During the 1925–26 season, <mask> had a record in the Italian Football Championship of 934 consecutive minutes, but it was bettered by Gianluigi Buffon. The International Italy was runner-up in the 1934 Central European International Cup.Frantiek Plnika was one of the two goalkeepers-captains at the World Cup final. Uomo di Gomma was known in Italy as the Rubber Man due to his agility and secure saves. The idea to change the name of the Stadio Comunale was being considered by the Comune. The stadium remained with its previous name after the idea of a new name was abandoned. Footballers at the 1924 Summer Olympics and the 1934 World Cup are included in the 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519

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title: Richard Wroughton

texts: In addition to his work in Covent Garden and the Theatre Royal, <mask> also worked in the city of his birth, Bath. He came to London after a young milliner fell in love with him and nursed him through a severe illness. According to his biographers, he made his first appearance as Zaphna in Covent Garden on September 24th, 1768, and not in Altamont in The Fair Penitent on the 12th. On 4 May 1769, he was seen as Creon in 'Medea,' Altamont, and George Barnwell. His early performances gave little promise, as he was slow in ripening. He became a good actor by dint of sheer hard work. He played the main parts in comedy and drama for seventeen years at Covent Garden.Dick, Frederick, Polydore, Cyrus, Moneses, and Guiderius were included. Back at Covent Garden, he was seen as Flaminius in Herod and Mariamne, Shore in Jane Shore, and Phocion in The Grecian Daughter. There are only a few original parts which were enacted at Covent Garden, including Prince Henry in Henry II, King of England, and Lord Lovemore in William Kenrick's. This was one of the best parts. He sold his share of the theater in 1790, twelve years after he joined Arnold. He was in Hannah More's 'Fatal Falsehood', Sir George Touchwood in Mrs. Cowley's 'Belle's Stratagem', and Raymond in Robert Jephson's 'Count of Narbonne'. In 1786–7, <mask> disappeared from the bills, his parts at Covent Garden were assigned to Farren, and on 29 September 1787, he made his first appearance at Drury Lane.Even though he replaced John Palmer, he stayed at Drury Lane for the rest of his career. His repertory was enlarged by many new characters, including the Ghost in Hamlet, King in Henry IV, and Richard III. His original characters were

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texts: Gomez, Polycarp, and the Ariadne of Mrs. Siddons. In 1800, after the death of John Palmer and the illness of Aikin, he came back and was seen in a new series of parts, including Don Pedro in William. He was worn out before he quit the stage after his return did little to improve his reputation. On 9 March 1815, <mask> gave to the stage an altered version of 'Richard II' with additions from other plays of Shakespeare, but he did not act. His last performance was as Withers in Kenney's World.Michael Kelly calls him a sterling, sound, and sensible performer, but his person was bad, his face was round, and his voice was not good. He had an easy carriage and deportment, and though he rarely reached greatness, he never sank into insipidity or dulness. He was free from affectation and always perfect in his parts. They were referred to as Pylades and Orestes by their friends. The portrait of <mask> was painted by Samuel De Wilde and was in the Mathews collection. There are several portraits in character in John Bell's British Theatre, including a portrait by Robert Laurie after Robert Dighton was published. He died in Howland Street, London, at the age of seventy-four, and was buried in St. George's, Bloomsbury."The Gentleman's magazine, Volume 92, page 284 Russell, William Clark, 1844-1911, Representative actors: a collection of criticisms, anecdotes, personal descriptions, etc." Professor Philip H Highfill, Jr PhD is the John Bell-Patron of British. The Philological Society (Great Britain), 1822, page 182 Genest's Account of the English Stage Theatrical Observer, Dublin, 1822 Boaden's Life of Kemble Munden's Life of Munden Candid and Impartial Strictures on the Performers

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title: Celso Daniel

texts: The mayor of Santo André in So Paulo, Brazil, for the third time, was a member of the Workers' Party. He was kidnapped and killed in the same year. A civil engineer who graduated in 1973, he followed an academic career and obtained a master's degree in public administration from the Fundao Getlio Vargas. He was a teacher in both universities. He was connected to the UN urban management programme. The local authorities have not been able to solve <mask>'s murder, and the criminals who kidnapped him have been arrested, but theories about their motivation for the crime vary. Seven witnesses have been found dead since the beginning of the investigation.On January 18, 2002, the assassin, <mask> <mask>, was kidnapped while leaving a restaurant in the Jardins neighborhood of So Paulo. He left the restaurant in a Pajero driven by his former body-guard Sérgio Gomes da Silva. In the neighborhood of Sacom, the cars blocked the path of the car that was followed by the kidnappers. Da Silva, the driver, said that the brakes and the transmission didn't work after the shots were fired. He said that the criminals opened the door of the car, grabbed the mayor and took him away, while he stayed in the area. The body of a man with 11 gunshot wounds was found in the neighborhood of Carmo in the city of Juquitiba on the morning of January 20. On April 1, 2002, the So Paulo police concluded their investigation.According to the report presented by Costa Filho of the Department of Homicide, six individuals of a criminal gang from the southern part of So Paulo committed the crime. One of the accused confessed to shooting the mayor. According to the political investigation, the criminals mistook the mayor for a businessman and kidnapped him for money. The members of the

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texts: criminal band were identified as: Rodolfo de Souza Oliveira (Bozinho), José dson da Silva (dson), Itamar Messias Silva dosSanto (Itamar), Marcos Roberto Bispo dosSanto (Marquinhos), and Elcy Ivan Rodrigues da Silva is the leader of the group. The city of Juquitiba was rented by dson for the purpose of his captivity. There were two cars that were stolen for the kidnapping.On January 17, 2002, the gang decided that the kidnapping would take place the next day. Monstro coordinated the operation from his cell phone in the afternoon of January 18, 2002. Monstro ordered the members of the second car to stop pursuing the businessman they wanted to detain, but lost sight of his vehicle, and to seize the passenger of the first expensive foreign car they encountered. The criminals continued to drive through the area and chose the Pajero of Sérgio Gomes as their target. The group crashed into the vehicle after pursuing it. The Pajero was fired at by Itamar and Bonzinho and they grabbed <mask> from the car. Between Diadema and So Paulo, he was taken to the Pantanal favela.The criminals took <mask> out of the Blazer, put him in the Santana and drove him to their planned captivity spot in Juquitiba. The gang learned from the newspapers that they had kidnapped the mayor. They decided to give up. Edson was told by Monstro that the victim had to be killed. According to the other members of the gang, Monstro intended to communicate that the mayor should be freed. Edson thought the remark meant he should be killed. He ordered a boy named Lalo to kill the mayor.His body was found with eight gunshot wounds two days later. The initial inquiry found that the crime had a political motivation, but the <mask> family didn't think that was right. An analysis of the car

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texts: showed that it didn't have any electrical or mechanical problems, and they didn't accept Sérgio Gomes da Silva's story that these fault prevented an escape. The waiter who served <mask> <mask> the night of the crime was one of six people who were assassinated after the death of him. The minor accused of firing the shot was shown a photo of <mask>, but he didn't recognize him. On August 5, 2002, the So Paulo State Attorney General agreed to reopen the case after being pressed by the family. The family believes the crime had political motives.Doctor Joo <mask> said that his brother was murdered because he prepared a report on corruption. Joo claimed that his brother was involved in a corruption scheme that diverted funds to the Brazilians Worker's Party. The scheme was supposed to involve members of the municipal government and business people in the transportation sector. According to Joo, some members of the scheme began to divert funds illegally marked to PT into their own personal accounts. When <mask> discovered the change, he prepared a report about it. His brother claims that he was assassinated because of this action. The convict, also known as "Geleio", told the police that he had heard about the report and the threat to the mayor's life.Sérgio da Silva was accused of being the mastermind of the assassination in connection with the corruption scheme. He died in 2016 of natural causes. Status of the premiation: One of the best experiences in the world from an 800 projects subscribed. The Mayor friend of the children programme was granted by the Abrinq Foundation in 1999. Several awards have been received by Brazilian institutions. There are external links to the Antonio da Costa Santos Corruption in Brazil References. Justia nega liminar a

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title: Rob Burns

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, is an English-born New Zealand bass player, author and academic. <mask>' career spans five decades and includes a variety of musical genres such as pop, rock, R&B, soul, jazz, and country. He worked for artists of international fame, as well as for many major British TV shows, before embarking upon an academic career. A PhD in music was earned by <mask> in 2008. He became a citizen of New Zealand on 4 June. <mask> is an Associate Professor in the School of Performing Arts. <mask> was born in Willesden, London.The family moved to the new town of Hemel Hempstead when he was four years old and he attended a number of schools. At the age of 16, <mask> co-founded the band Lifeblud, which played as a support act for Wizz Jones. Three albums were recorded. <mask> began his career as a professional musician in Britain in 1972 as a touring bass guitarist for Sam and Dave and other American soul artists. In 1973, <mask> co-founded the band Gateway Driver with Martin Springett and Jim McGillivray, who were later of German band Epitaph. <mask> was the original bassist for Cayenne, a jazz-rock and Afro-Cuban band formed by guitarist <mask> with musicians from the R&B and funk band Gonzalez. Ian Carr was a member of his band, Nucleus, as well as appearing in 1981 with Morrissey-Mullen.As musical director for Eric Burdon of The Animals, <mask> worked on two world tours and appeared on his 1985 That's Live album. Between 1989 and 1996, he played bass in the Dolphins with <mask> of Brand X, Willie Wilson of Sutherland Brothers andQuiver, and Pink Floyd guitarist and vocalist David Gilmour. James Burton, Frank Gambale, Snowy White and Albert Lee performed live with <mask>. Recording <mask> became a studio bass guitarist in the 1980s and recorded for Jon Lord and Ian Paice of Deep Purple, Donna Summer, Atomic Rooster, Zoot Money's Big Roll Band and Vivian Stanshall of The Bonzo Dog Band. As a member of Brian Copsey And The Commotions, <mask>

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texts: played on two singles, "Love's Made A Fool of You" and "Boys In Love". He was on three albums: Neck of the Wood, David Wilcox's Bad Reputation and Arthur Louis' Back From Palookaville. In the pre-Coldplay era, <mask> arranged songs for Chris Martin.In 2001, <mask> and <mask> formed a band called SETI, which was an attempt to integrate the styles of Classical cello and Rock band. Due to <mask> moving to New Zealand, the SETI project has been inactive for a long time. <mask> played on Martin Springett's album, Diving Into Small Pools, in Toronto in 2011. The tracks Waxing of the Moon, Bridge and So Be It were recorded for Lifeblud, who played bass for <mask>. The complete Lifeblud 1970 album on vinyl and CD was issued by Seelie Court Records in 2020-21. Not the Nine O'Clock News, Three of a Kind, The Lenny Henry Show, Alas Smith and Jones, Red Dwarf, Blackadder, Mr Bean, A Perfect Spy, 2.4 Children and French and Saunders are just a few of the films and television shows that <mask> has played on. <mask> was a mainstay of the "TV" Band.In 1987, <mask> formed Robert Burns Music and composed music for MTV, DeBeers Diamonds, The Sunday Times, Coca-Cola, McDonald's, IBM, P&O Cruises, and British Aerospace. In 1979 <mask> was invited to perform in the West End production of the rock opera Tommy, by its composer Pete Townshend of the Who, and in 1984 he joined the Abbacadabra musical, working with Elaine Paige. <mask> played bass in the Not the Nine O'Clock News cast in London in 1982, as well as in the "Rowan Atkinson in Revue" tour in 1981 and "Not in Front of the Audience" in 1984. At a charity event at the Commonwealth Institute in London, <mask> and Jeff Allen played in support of some comedians. <mask> was the head of the Guitar Institute at the London College of Music from 1992 to 1992. He led the design team that created a one-year foundation programme in popular music followed by the first popular music performance degree at the University of West London

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texts: in 1999. The Royal Academy of Music was one of the places where <mask> taught as a visiting lecturer.From 1992 to 1998 he was the principal examiner for grade exams in bass guitar. He obtained a B.A. In 1997 and 2006 I was a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a Fellow of the London College of Music. He is a member of the International Association for the Study of Popular Music. <mask> was an Associate Professor in Music at the University of Otago where he lectured about popular music performance, arranging, composition, music industry studies and cultural studies. His interests included progressive rock music, jazz, research into the globalisation of traditional English folk music, and jazz/fusion bass guitar performance. The students of the University of Otago gave feedback on <mask>' nomination for the OUSA Teaching Awards.<mask> was awarded an RSL fellowship for demonstrating outstanding achievement in the area of Music and the Contemporary Arts. "Experiencing Progressive Rock - A Listener's Companion", "Transforming folk: innovation and tradition in English folk-rock music", and "British Folk Songs of the Great War - Then and and" are all authored by <mask>. October 2015, pp. "Liebe ist fr alle da: A visual analysis of Rammstein's 2009 album artwork" is a chapter in Rammstein on Fire: New Perspectives on the Music and Performances. The English Folk Dance and Song Society was founded by Ian Russell and David Atkinson. Some of <mask>' students have gone on to play in bands and artists. <mask> has recently performed with jazz/fusion sextet, Subject2change NZ, The Verlaines, and the Oxo Cubans.<mask> plays 4, 5, and 6- string bass and is a big fan of Wal basses. He had a long-standing relationship with Mark Gooday and Ashdown Amplification after he began holding Musicians' Union clinics. Dave Kilminster was a featured guitarist in the clinics. <mask> has been endorsed by a number of companies. People from Hemel Hempstead are members of the Nucleus

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title: Moeen Ali

texts: The English cricketer who plays for England in One Day International (ODI) and Twenty20 International (T20I) cricket has previously played for the Test team. He has played in multiple Twenty20 leagues, including for Royal Challengers Bangalore and Chennai Super Kings. <mask> played for England's Test team until 2021. The England team won the Cricket World Cup. <mask> is an all-rounder, batting left-handed and bowling off spin. <mask> was born in the UK. His grandfather migrated to England from Mirpur, Azad Kashmir, while his grandmother was a white Briton.He can understand both languages. He was known as the beard that's feared. <mask>'s father was a taxi driver and a nurse. He grew up on the same street as his cousins. His brothers are also sportsmen. <mask> is a lifelong fan of the football team. A few days before his 16th birthday, <mask> hit a half-century for the county's Second XI.After more games at this level in 2004, and a first outing for England Under-19s against their Bangladeshi counterparts he spent the succeeding winter playing for the Under-19s on their tour of India. In May 2005, <mask> made his first-class debut. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Moeen Ali

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He starred in the final "Test" by making 52 not out and 100 not out (the latter from 56 balls) and claiming seven kills. He was promoted to captain by Andy Pick after being selected for the 2006 Under-19 Cricket World Cup. He made three half-centuries in the tournament. In 2006 Ali played his first List A games.He claimed his maiden first-team wickets when he dismissed Steffan Jones in the first game. Test players Stuart Law, Dominic Cork and Dave Mohammed were his first three victims in first-class cricket. He equalled that score against Durham after scoring 68 with the bat on his County Championship debut. Alex Loudon took <mask>'s place in the side. In July 2006 <mask> brushed off rumors of a move to Worcestershire, saying "I don't know anything about it", but in September it was announced that he would be leaving to join that county. The player said that he was impressed by the team and that it gave him the best chance of furthering his career. On 25 April 2007, he made his debut for the county.<mask>'s highest first-class score of

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texts: 250, scored against Glamorgan at New Road, featured a partnership of 219 with Matt Pardoe. At the end of the 2010 season, Worcestershire were promoted to the first division of the County Championship. After he was overlooked by the England Lions and England Performance Programme at the end of the 2010 English season, <mask> decided to play club cricket in Bangladesh. The link between the club and the player led to the player representing Mohammedan Sporting Club in the Ispahani premier division. The usual club captain, Daryl Mitchell, was injured and Moeen spent three weeks as the acting captain. He filled the role for his county for the first time after captaining England Under-19s. Senior players Vikram Solanki and Ben Scott were given advice by Moeen as he was inexperienced.While at the club, Pakistan off-spinner Saeed Ajmal encouraged Moeen to try bowling the doosra. He waited until July to register his first century of the season and his first since September of the previous year. His 158 runs from 244 balls was not enough to save the day for the county. In the month after, <mask> scored a century twice in the Clydesdale Bank 40, but his team lost to Sussex and the Netherlands. He scored 158 runs from 92 balls in the first match, passing his previous best score of 136 in List A cricket. The club's second-highest run scorer in the competition behind Solanki was <mask>, who scored                                     He scored a single century

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texts: and averaged 33.21 runs per game.The 13-man England Development squad trained in late 2011. In February 2012 Steve Rhodes commented that <mask>'s doosra was "not too difficult to pick at the moment but he's learning a few tricks and he's got other things up his sleeve." It is a work in progress. <mask> was given a new 5-year contract after meeting a cricket coach from England at the end of the 2012 season. <mask> was called up to the England Lions after scoring 61 runs against Australia, with many calling for him to be selected for the full side. In Division 2, he averaged 62 runs a game, which was the highest of any player in first-class cricket, with 4 centuries and 8 fifties. On the final day of the season, he was named PCA player of the year, as well as winning the county cricket's Most Valuable Player award.<mask> was called up to the England development squad. The Rapids won the competition for the first time on the 15th of September 2018). The Rapids beat the Lightning in the semi final before losing to the Sharks in the final to win their first T20 trophy. The T20 blast trophy was lost to the Essex Eagles in a last ball defeat by the captain of the side. In the group stage of the competition, <mask> scored 85 not out against the Bears in a 9 goal victory. In the Quarter finals, the Rapids ran out winners, with <mask> showing his international class as he dismantled the Sharks attack scoring a magnificent 121 Not out, as the Rapids secured

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texts: their spot in the finals day. One of the best come backs on finals day has been produced by the side of Moeen and his team.The Outlaws needed 11 off 12 balls but 3 of them fell in the final over. Ben Duckett missed the final ball of the game as the Rapids ran out the winners by 1 run and secured their place in the final where they would meet the Essex Eagles. In the Final, when the Essex Eagles needed 2 off 1 ball, they did it in heartbreaking fashion for the players and supporters. The Rapids looked like they would be the first side to defend the trophy when they were in control of the Eagles. The Eagles had other ideas as they needed 12 off the final over on a tricky batting surface but managed to score 12 and win their first trophy. <mask> was included in the English squad for the World Twenty20 in Bangladesh. The squad played the West Indies in a limited overs series before the tournament, and <mask> made his One Day International debut against the West Indies.He scored 44 runs before being dismissed. He made ten runs in the second match. In the third match, <mask> made his first half century in a score of 55. He picked up 3 pins in the three match series. He scored 3 runs in the second match of the T20 series, but did not bowl. England's World T20 squad had <mask> in it. He managed 49 runs in 4 matches.<mask> made his debut in the first Test after being named in the England Test squad. <mask> made 48 in the first, but only 4 in the second. He

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texts: 67 in the fourth match of the series. This wasn't enough to stop a nine-inning defeat for England. <mask> helped England win their first match of the series in the final match.It wasn't enough for England to avoid a defeat in the first one-dayer of the series, as <mask> hit a century off just 87 balls. England won their first match of the tour after he scored 58 and took figures of 2–36 in the third match. In the first match of England's 2015 World Cup campaign against Australia, <mask> made 10 with the bat and failed to take a wickets as England suffered a heavy defeat. In the next match against Scotland, he made 128 from 107 balls to help England to a score of 302. He was the man of the match in Scotland's victory. <mask> was injured in the final game against Afghanistan. <mask> wasn't initially selected for the West Indies tour due to his injury at the World Cup.He was called up for the Second Test Match after recovering. <mask> was run out for a duck in the firstinnings. He was not required to bat in England's second essay as they lost the series to the West Indies. In the first day of the third Test, <mask> made 58. He was disappointing with the ball. The West Indies were able to level the series at 1–1 by taking  888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884

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texts: 17 in the first match, but England lost. <mask> was expensive and England lost the next game. He took 3–32 in the next game to help England to their first win of the series, before taking 2–40 in the fourth game to help England to a 3–0 victory.In the first Test against Pakistan in 2015, <mask> struggled with the ball, as he conceded 121 runs in the first and only two in the second. He made 35 with the bat in the first and 11 in the second as the match ended in a draw. He took 3–108 in the first Test, but again struggled with the bat, making scores of 1 in both the second and third Tests as England slumped to defeat. He scored 36 runs in England's 127-run loss to Pakistan in the third Test, but took 2–49 for Pakistan in the first. In the limited overs series against Pakistan, <mask> scored 13 runs but was dismissed once. England is in a 2–1 series lead with one game left to play after he took one for one in the first three matches. In the final game, <mask> took three for 53 as England defeated the hosts by 84 runs.<mask> played in two of the T20Is. In the Test series against South Africa, <mask> moved to the lower middle order. England won the first Test by 241 runs and he was named man of the match. He took 4–69 and 3–47 to help England win. <mask> was less successful with the ball in the second match, taking figures of 0–155. The third Test was won by England, with <mask> taking the lead and finishing with 50 points. South Africa made 475 in

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texts: the first day of the fourth Test as <mask> took 2–104.He made 61 with the bat, but England collapsed in the second half of the game. England won the series 2–1. In the first game of the series against South Africa, <mask> took 3–43 as England won by 39 runs. He made 21 with the bat in England's victory. England went from 2–0 up in the series to lose in 3–2, with <mask> taking just two wickets and scoring 19 runs, as England lost the final three matches of the series. In the T20 match between the two sides, <mask> took 2–22, although England lost the game by 3 wickets, but in the second match he took figures of 1–25, but South Africa won in convincing fashion. The West Indies defeated <mask> in the opening match of the T20 World Cup.He took against South Africa and Afghanistan. England's hopes of progressing to the semi-finals were kept alive by his 41 against Afghanistan. He and David Willey set a record for the highest partnership in T20 World Cup history in England's victory over New Zealand. <mask> was dismissed for a duck and England lost the final. <mask> was in the test squad. He scored his second century in the second test. He scored 155 not out, which included 2 sixes, and helped England reach a score of 498–9.He was the only one to take a point in the match. As the match ended in a tie, <mask> took 1–69 in the first one-dayer. In the second Test against Pakistan, he took 2–43 in Pakistan's firstinnings before taking 3–88 in their second


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texts: as England won by 330 runs to level the series at 1–1. He made 63 with the bat in England's first-innings total of 297 in the third match. He made an 86 in England's second essay to help them turn the game around and secure an unlikely victory over Pakistan. In the final match of the series, he made a century in England's first knock but could only manage 128 with the ball. Pakistan won the match by ten runs to level the series at 2–2.The D/L Method was used by England in the firstOD in which <mask> took 1–30. He scored an unconquered 21 in England's win in the second one-dayer. The third match of the series was won by England by 169 runs. In the fourth match, he took 2–39 and scored 45 as England went 4–0 <mask> took 3–75 in the first Test, after making 68 for England. He made 14 in the second half of the game to help England win. <mask> helped restrict Bangladesh to 220 in the second Test.<mask> was out for a duck as England lost the match to draw the series 1–1. In the first test of the Bangladesh series, Kumar Dharmasena judged that <mask> <mask> was out on three occasions in the same test, in the same session and also off the same bowler. This is the first time in cricketing history that a player has been able to overturn the umpire's decisions three times in a row. In the first Test against India, <mask> scored a century as England made 537. He took 2–85 in India's reply, and 1–47 in India's second, as the match ended in a draw. In the

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texts: second Test, <mask> took 3–98 in India's firstinnings, although he only made one with the bat, as England lost by 246 runs. He made 16 in the first Test and took 0–33 in the second.He made just five in the second half of the game as England suffered another defeat. In the fourth Test, he made 50 with the bat, but took 2–174 with the ball, and was dismissed for a duck as England lost by 36 runs. He made 146 with the bat in England's first-inning total of 477 in the final Test. He was out for 44 in England's second essay as they lost the series by 75 runs. In the firstODI against India, <mask> made 28 in England's 350/7 loss. He made 55 in the second match as England lost by 15 runs. He made 2 and took 0–41 in the final match as England won by five runs.He took 2–21 in the first T20I for England. India narrowly won the second match by 5 runs. In the first one-dayer against the West Indies, <mask> made 31 in the first game as England won by 45 runs. He took 1–44 in the second game as England defeated the West Indies by four runs. In the first Test against South Africa, <mask> became the fifth-fastest player, in terms of matches played, to score 2,000 runs and take 100 wickets in Tests. He was the first England player since Ian Botham to score a Test half-century and take ten wickets in the same match. It was the first hat-trick for an England spinner in 74 years and the first ever in a Test match at The Oval.It was only the third time in Test history


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texts: Cup. <mask> played in his 100th game in June of 2019. <mask> played in the first test match against Australia in August of 2019. <mask> was dropped by England for the second Test match. <mask> said he would be taking a break from cricket.On May 29, 2020, <mask> was named in a group of 55 players to begin training for international matches in England. On 17 June 2020, <mask> was included in England's 30-man squad to start training for the Test series against the West Indies. On July 9, 2020, <mask> was included in the England's squad to start training for the Ireland series. England's vice-captain for the one-day series was named on 21 July 2020. <mask> first captained England in a T20I match against Australia. He became the first Asian-origin cricketer to captain England in T20s and the first Asian-origin cricketer to captain England in any format. <mask> tested positive for COVID-19 on January 4, 2021.He was the'man of the match' in the second T20I against Pakistan. He retired from Test cricket. In September 2021, England was named in the squad for the T20 World Cup. He scored 92 runs in 6 matches of the World cup. The English T20 squad will tour the West Indies in 2022. England captained in 3rd, 4th and 5th T20I matches due to Morgan's injury. <mask> was picked up by Royal Challengers Bangalore for 1.7 million dollars from his base price of 1.5 million dollars.He was released by Royal Challengers before the Indian premier league. He was drafted

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texts: by the Multan Sultans as a Platinum Category pick in the 2020 Pakistan Super League. <mask> was bought by the Chennai Super Kings ahead of the upcoming season for a price of nearly £700,000, after he was released by the Royal Challengers. The first Englishman to do so was <mask>, who was part of the squad that won the 2021. He was retained by the team. During the second day of the third Test match against India, <mask> <mask> wore wristbands with the words "Free Palestine" and "Save Gaza" on them. Political, religious or racial activities or causes are not allowed in the code.A spokesman for the ECB stated that they do not believe he has committed any offence. The decision to allow Moeen to wear the bands was overruled by the match referee. <mask> is an Ambassador of StreetChance, a programme that provides free weekly cricket coaching sessions in deprived areas of the UK. He became a Global Brand Ambassador for Orphans in Need in January of 2015, carrying the charity's logo on his bat. Speaking after his stint at the crease, <mask> <mask> said, "I enjoy coming back to the community where I grew up playing tapeball cricket." You are grounded because of it. I hope that, as an ambassador for the charity, I can pass on some useful advice and help inspire children like the ones here today involved in StreetChance.In January 2015, <mask> was nominated for the Best at Sport award at the British Muslim Awards. No Boundaries is a documentary about the

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texts: <mask> is a British writer, businesswoman, philanthropist and documentary filmmaker. She is a member of the boards of various organizations. She was the first female to chair the Board of Trustees of the National Gallery. After more than four years as chair, she stepped down to devote more time to her family's activities. Tony Hall succeeded her in July 2020. <mask> was born in 1962. She is the daughter of the 4th Baron <mask> and his wife.She is a member of the <mask> banking family. She attended St Paul's Girls' School, Marlborough College, and read Modern History at St Hilda's College, Oxford. <mask>'s career began as a researcher in the Music and Arts department of the British Broadcasting Corporation in the 1980's and went on to direct films for Saturday Review, Arena and Omnibus and make programmes for the series The Great Picture Chase and Relative Values. She set up an independent film company with Jake Auerbach, who made a number of documentaries, including profiles of Frank Auerbach, Walter Sickert, and R. B. Kitaj. <mask> was the Head of Drama at London Films and created the television series The Scarlet Pimpernel with Richard E. Grant. She directed three films for the Storyville series. In 2008, <mask> produced and directed The Jazz Baroness, about her great-aunt Pannonica de Koenigswarter's exploits in and support of New York's jazz world.Hi Society is a fly-on-the-wall documentary about Nicky Haslam, the interior designer, author and society darling. Mandelson wondered if the real PM was him. The UK's former Business Secretary Peter

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texts: Mandelson was followed in the run-up to the 2010 general election. The Baroness: The Search for Nica the Rebellious <mask> was published in 2012 and was inspired by the Storyville programme. The Daily Telegraph described it as "riveting, touching and insightful". A radio documentary about Nica, The Jazz Baroness, was broadcast on February 12th, 2008. Her shorts have been screened and won awards at a number of film festivals.She has written several screenplays. She wrote a history of Channel 4's films and filmmakers and contributed to an anthology. The Improbability of Love was published in May 2015. The story follows a female who comes across a lost Watteau and becomes involved in the dealings of the art world's elite. Her depiction of the rarefied art world is gripping according to The Guardian. The book was a joint winner of the Everyman Wodehouse Prize. It has been translated into more than ten languages.Her third book, The House of Trelawney, was published in February 2020. The lives and fortunes of three generations of a family are tracked through the crash of 2008. Lynn Barber in The Daily Telegraph described it as a "gripping family saga". "Her style has been compared to comic writers such as Waugh and Mitford, which are apt in terms of both style and milieu, but comparisons can also be made to Austen and Dickens, as she shares their ability to create comic characters and to then put those characters in situations that allows the The book was nominated for a prize. <mask> has written for many publications, including The Times, The New

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texts: York Times, The Observer, The Guardian, Vanity Fair, Vogue and The Spectator. She is a Non-Executive Director of both RIT Capital Partners and Windmill Hill Asset Management.She became a Trustee of London's National Gallery after applying to an advert in The Guardian. She was the liaison Trustee for the Tate Gallery. She was the first woman to chair the National Gallery's board. She resigned from the position in June of this year due to a wish to devote more time to writing and to her family's wide-ranging activities and philanthropic concerns. She is the Chair of the American Friends of the National Gallery. She took over her father's chair in July of last year. Yad Hanadiv is dedicated to creating resources for advancement of Israel as a healthy, vibrant, democratic society and equal opportunity for the benefit of all its inhabitants.The New National Library of Israel will be completed in 2022. She is a Trustee of The Rothschild Foundation, a charity that is registered with the Charity Commission. <mask> was a Trustee of the ICA. The charity Artists on Film was founded by her. The project to light Central London's bridges was started by <mask>. The first five of fifteen bridges were lit in July of 2019. She married an American in 1994, but they later divorced.Miss <mask> <mask> was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire in the Queen's Birthday Honours. <mask> was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. The Rothschild Archive contains biographies of people who lived in London and were educated at St Paul's Girls'

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texts: Sir <mask> was an Indian mathematician, parliamentarian, logician, natural philosopher, politician, political theorist, educationist and a scholar. He was the first pro vice-chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University and was a member of the Aligarh movement. He was the vice chancellor for three years. He was appointed to the Calcutta University Commission in 1917. He was a member of the Skeen Committee and the Indian Sandhurst Committee. He was born in British India on 13 February 1873. He joined Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College after completing his primary education.At the age of 16 years, <mask> joined the M.A.O. and began his association with Aligarh. College school. He joined the Government College as science courses were not available at Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College. He was the first science student to pass his B.A in 1895 and was awarded the gold medal. He was an assistant lecturer in mathematics at Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College. <mask> was nominated for the post of deputy collector on the basis of merit, but he chose to continue in the service of the college. Sir Syed offered him a permanent appointment in the grade of Rs if he signed a bond to serve for five years.He promised to serve for the rest of his life. Sir Syed ripped up the bond. <mask> earned a degree in mathematics from Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College in 1895. He was the first Muslim to get a degree. The mathematics student from the university. His field was very complex. He wrote in differential geometry.He won the gold medal in 1897. He continued his education and earned an M.A. There are degrees from Calcutta and Allahabad Universities. In 1901. <mask> obtained an honours degree in mathematics from Cambridge University after leaving for England on a government scholarship in 1901. He was the

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texts: first Indian to be awarded the scholarship in 1904. He was a member of the Royal Astronomical Society and the London Mathematical Society.He received a PhD from the University of Gttingen, Germany, in 1904. He studied at Paris University and Bologna University. He did astronomy research in Bologna. He went to Al Azhar University to understand their methods. <mask> joined his alma mater after returning to India in 1907. He was appointed secretary of the AMU Foundation in 1911. He became the principal of Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College in 1918.He was made a Companion of the Order of the Indian Empire in 1915. He helped students apply to Roorkie Engineering College. He held seminars for students. Students were brought to Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College by <mask>. Hasrat Mohani, who hails from Kanpur, was planning to go to Lucknow. <mask> went to Kanpur to convince Mohani and his family to attend MAO College after he noticed Mohani's math talent. He was the acting principal of MAO College for a time in 1913.The first group of researchers focused on Astronomy, History of Mathematics and Theory of Functions were founded by <mask> and Professor Chakravarti. Inventions in teaching and other discoveries were made by them. MAO College Mathematics Society was formed in 1890 with him as president and A.M. Kureishy as secretary. The society is called Aligarh Mathematical Society. One of the oldest departments at MAO College is the Department of Mathematics. <mask> was the head of the department. A proposal was made by the Principal of the College Beck and Sir Morrison to appoint <mask> as a deputy collector.0/1,000. He decided to accept the assistant lecturer position at the college. 60/- per month. Khan offered <mask> a five-year contract, but <mask> told him that he wouldn't be

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texts: worth it if he didn't complete it. <mask>'s career as a teacher began after Khan tore up the contract. He left the Indian Civil Service to fulfill his promise to Khan. Other subjects were taught by <mask>.Professor Arnold, who taught logic, resigned in 1897. <mask> took over because the budget didn't have room for a faculty member from England. There were five universities in India at the time of the Government of India Resolution. Colleges were not under the control of the universities. London University was reorganised according to the recommendations of the Royal Commission. The Calcutta University Commission was formed after a decision to reform Indian Universities. Sir Hartog was one of the members of the commission.At the time of the Government of India Resolution in 1913 there were only five universities in India and the number of colleges was beyond the control of the various universities within their territorial limits. There were a lot of administrative problems in that period. The vice chancellor of Calcutta University was Sir Asutosh Mukherji. The University Education Commission of 1902 recommended that he start teaching post-graduate education in 1916. The Government is interested in this. The London University was reformed under the chairmanship of Lord Halden after the recommendations of the Royal Commission. It became necessary to reform the Indian Universities as well.The second university commission was formed because of all these circumstances. The Calcutta University Commission took place in 1917. The entire field was reviewed by the commission. The commission believed that improved secondary education was a necessary condition for the improvement of university education. The Skeen Committee was set up by the British Government of India to reform the

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texts: British Indian Army. The then Chief of General Staff of India, Sir Andrew Skeen, was the chairman of the committee. They were joined by M.A.Jinnah, Sir Phiroze Sethna, Sahibzada Abdul Qaiyum, and Capt.Capt. Hira Singh. J.N. Major Thaku Zorawar Singh was a member. The committee met for the first time in Shimla and quickly made a decision. Within 6 months, it submitted its report after studying French, American, Canadian, British military systems. The opening of a military college in India was recommended by the committee. A Central Committee was set up to transform MAO College into a university, with Raja Mahmoodabad as president, Syed Ali Bilgrami as secretary and <mask> as joint secretary.The college had to raise money. The elevation to university status was achieved in 1915. The student body was small. <mask> traveled across India to raise money. Most of the departments were established by him. Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College (JNMC) was established after he collected funds to open a Medical College at AMU. The new university's constitution was drafted by him.The dental college was named after <mask>. The Commerce and Polytechnic Departments were founded by him. The school merged with AMU. AMU's first pro-vice-chancellor was the Vice Chancellor. He was the longest serving vice-chancellor. He worked as a professor and vice-chancellor at the same time. He taught both undergraduate and postgraduate courses because of his love for the subject.He taught VC at AMU. Islamia College was established with his help. The foundation stone for Islamia College was laid by <mask>. He recommended students for all kinds of employment. Sometimes violent student disputes were mediated by <mask>. In 1946-47, when I was a student at M.U., I was a student in <mask>'s class. He lectured us

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texts: once or twice a week at high school.His goal was to include it in the high school curriculum. Informal relations between faculty and students were encouraged by <mask>. The university had a Riding School, a unit of U.O.T.C., and an active Student Union, where students elected their leaders and participated in debates. On March 20, 1943, the British hanged the father of Pir Pagara Syed Shah Mardan Shah-II and abolished his spiritual office. <mask> and his brother were taken to Aligarh by the AMU vice-chancellor. The English House was established to house the sons of nawabs and rajas. <mask> arranged for their education in England.He was known for entertaining people at his house. He would often invite people for dinner. A movement to restore the Khilafat in Turkey was launched in 1920 by Indian Muslims. The Arabs did not want the Khilafat and the British did not like it. The non-cooperation movement began after the Congress party passed a resolution. The movement was called a symbol of Hindu- Muslim unity in India. The Ali brothers went to Aligarh with Gandhiji.The MAO College Student Union invited these leaders to speak. The students passed a resolution in support of non-cooperation with the British government, condemned the British attitude towards Turkey, and demanded that the college accept no grants from the government. The resolution asked for MAO College to be independent of the government. <mask> accepted Khan Ahmed Khan's thesis that Muslims should not get involved in politics until they reach educational parity with other Indian communities. He convinced the university authorities to keep the college out of the fight. The college was closed when the crisis got worse. <mask> succeeded in bringing most students back to campus by bringing the members of the board

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texts: of trustees together.The faculty and staff on campus gave a dinner to the trustees of the college in honor of <mask>, who was now known as Doctor Sahib. Khawaja Abdul Majeed, one of the trustees who did not support him initially, stated: "I was against Dr. Sahib's appointment as Principal, but the improvements that have resulted under his leadership have convinced me that this will be good for the future of students, staff, and <mask> risked alienating Muslims by opposing a popular movement. He had to choose between supporting a popular movement or establishing a Muslim University with government assistance. Many students stayed home when classes resumed. It was thought that the college's elevation would be affected by the decline inEnrollment. Most of the students came back after Dr. Sahib visited several towns.<mask> was hated by people who continued to oppose him. He found a base that supported him. MAO College became Aligarh Muslim University after the Muslim University Act passed. <mask> became the pro-vice-chancellor. Raja Sahib preferred an Englishman over Dr. Sahib as the PVC. He accepted <mask> when no European was willing to accept the position. The principal academic officer of the university was stated in the University Act.The chairman of the Academic Council was to be acted on by the PVC in the absence of the vice chancellor. Dr. Sahib and Raja Sahib had differing views on university affairs. Raja Sahib resigned and the V.C. was created. Dr. Sahib was re-elected in 1922. There are disagreements between Dr. Sahib and Sahibzada Aftab Ahmed Khan. Dr. Sahib maintained that students are not made for rules and that rules are made for students. "Dr. <mask> created educational aids, reduced fees and other expenditure, relaxed the rules for admission and


title: Ziauddin Ahmad

texts: examinations, and encouraged extra lectures for those who fell short of attendance."He was popular with students and parents. The private exams were introduced because the government did not allow colleges and schools to be affiliated with the university. He continued this practice even though it was not clear if students could appear in exams as private candidates. The Golden Jubilee of the foundation of Aligarh College was celebrated in 1925. There were differences between the VC and the PVC at this time. Dr. Sahib took a leave and asked the VC to find a replacement. Sahibzada prevailed upon him to continue as a PVC after he refused his request.The Jubilee was celebrated on a grand scale and raised a lot of money. The funds were reserved for the establishment of an Engineering College and Departments of Applied Physics and Applied Chemistry. The effort to get permission from the government was unsuccessful. The term of Dr. Sahib's term as PVC ended in February of 1926. When Sahibzada's term as VC ended in December 1926, the trustees appointed Sir Muzzamil Ullah Khan. He held Dr. Sahib responsible for the pamphlet he wrote before leaving. He sent a copy to the Viceroy and the Chancellor.Moin-ul-Haque claimed that Dr. Sahib was willing to break rules to help students find work. An inquiry committee was formed after the pamphlet. The committee recommended that Dr. Sahib take a six-month paid leave and then retire. Dr. Sahib declined the offer of leave and submitted his resignation before the court could discuss the issue. Poems were written in his honor. Qazi Jalal Uddin is a staff member. "If Khan was the founder of this institution, you are beyond a question," stated the vice-president of the Student Union in his farewell address.<mask> left Aligarh on April 27, 1928,


title: Ziauddin Ahmad

texts: after 33 years. The entire student body came to bid him farewell at the railway station. <mask> returned to the University as vice-chancellor in 1935 after seven years. He made plans to improve the science faculty. Plans for a building for the college had been discussed, but Dr. Sahib moved to make it a reality. The work was done in 1940. Sir Shah Sulaiman was the vice chancellor at that time.The Institute of Technology was launched by Dr. Sahib. This program received a donation of Rs 50,000 from the Nawab of Jungadh. Students in the motor engineering course could work on two of Muzzamil Ullah Khan's old cars after he donated his Johnson Factory Building to the effort. The College of Technology was proposed by <mask> in 1937 to prepare students for work in electrical, mechanical, sanitary and civil engineering and agriculture. Textile chemistry was one of the related subjects. The Technology workshop opened in the same year. The foundation stone was laid by a person from Rampur.Girls Intermediate College became a Degree College in 1937. Girls were admitted to their Teachers Training College for the first time after <mask>'s recommendation. A military college was proposed by Dr. Sahib. His first term ended on April 30. Sir Shah Suleiman, a judge of the Federal Court, died on 13 March 1941. On April 24, 1941, <mask> was appointed vice-chancellor for the second time. His administration's top priority was the college.scarcity of resources caused work on the college building to be completed in 1943. The establishment of an Engineering College was his second priority. The goal was achieved by 1945. He tried to establish an airport near the university. A workshop was built thanks to a contribution of Rs 50,000 from Nawab Sahib Bhopal. Students were able to take flying lessons

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title: Ziauddin Ahmad

texts: after the university acquired a plane. The College of Engineering would be attached to <mask>'s proposed department of applied physics.<mask>'s second term as VC ended in 1943 and he was reappointed. He collected a sum of money in 1944 when he proposed to establish a medical college. 50 lakh by the end of 1946. Commerce College opened in 1945. He shifted his focus from career training to scholarship and the quality of education. In December 1946, some students spread a rumor that Dr. Sahib had seized all copies of a magazine that reported riots in Bihar and that he was going to have its author arrested. The students marched to the vice-chancellor's office.Dr. Sahib asked the student representatives what they wanted. He immediately resigned after they asked. Hundreds of students went to his house and shouted "<mask> come back" in the evening. The executive council and the court tried to convince him to withdraw his resignation. The court unanimously passed a resolution expressing their confidence in his leadership, and recommended his appointment as rector of the university. He spent the rest of his time raising money for the medical college. M.S.The Governor of Bihar wrote about Dr. Sahib, who was on a deputation to collect funds for the Medical College. I believe he made handsome collections there and was well received by other communities as well. I respected his learning and ability to do many things. He was interested in politics and public affairs by 1915. He was appointed Member of the Legislative Assembly of UP in 1919 and 1922. The second Muslim Kamboh Conference was held in Marison Islamia School. He was elected to the Legislative Assembly from the Muslim Constituency of Mainpuri.He was elected to the Central Assembly in 1930. He was a member of the Central


title: Ziauddin Ahmad

texts: Legislature until 1947. He was the chief whip in the Central Assembly. He was knighted in the New Year. The Indian Foreign Relations Act was sponsored by him. The budget for the Indian Railways was worked on by <mask>. He was involved in moving legislation when it was founded.Anwer Noor attacked the assistant commissioner because he was offended by him. The officer was not hurt, but the execution created a political issue. A report was to be submitted. The report was seized by the government before it was published. <mask> stated that no harm had been done to the assistant commissioner and that the government should say what harsher punishment should follow a more serious attack. The laws were withdrawn by the colonial government. After the death of Sir <mask> Khan in 1898, Sir Syed Memorial Fund was created in different parts of the country and the effort for the establishment of a Muslim University was sped up.The movement wanted all Muslim institutions of India to be affiliated to the Muslim University. The concept of a university and the importance of affiliating colleges were discussed by Dr. Sir <mask> during the All India Muslim Educational Conference in 1898. The University Act 1920 was amended by <mask> to allow AMU to recognize schools and colleges outside of Aligarh. The bill failed because the British ruler sympathized with the education of Indians. The vision was realised by the opening of two Centres of Aligarh Muslim University. In November of last year, the university opened a third satellite. The Independent Party included Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs.He joined the Muslim League after the party dissolved. N.V Gadgil wrote that Dr. <mask> was a popular figure in the Assembly. He was a member of the East India Railway Company's board of directors and the

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texts: viceroy appointed him as a member of his defense council. <mask> was knighted. He was a lieutenant colonel during World War II. In 1947, <mask> left India for Europe and America. He had a stroke while on the plane.Pneumonia followed the stroke. He invited Aligarians living in London for tea when his condition improved. He told them to go back to India once they finish their education. He wanted his physician to move to India. India's High Commissioner in the UK, Krishna Menon, visited <mask> several times, as did Pakistan's high commissioner, Habib Ibrahim Rahimtoola. He died in London in 1947. He requested that his body be sent back to Aligarh.His family was visited by many people. The vice chancellor at that time was Nawab Ismail Khan. The university decided that <mask> should be buried in the mosque. His body was brought to the pavilion for viewing. Students prepared his grave next to that of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan after they overruled the administration's choice of burial site. His tomb stone has an inscription, "Hazarooun Saal Nargis Upni Bay Noori Pay Routi Hay Bari Mushkil Say Houta Hay Chaman mein Deeda Were Paida." Sir <mask> is a part of the famous Zuberi family.Zakauddin <mask> was the son of Sir <mask>. Zakauddin had three children. The wife of Dr. Tajammul Hussain is <mask>'s daughter. She has four children, two sons and two daughters. A leader of the Indian National Congress and known social worker, <mask> was survived by his wife and children. The Calcutta University Commission is a member of the Sadler Commission on Higher Education. The Indian Sandhurst Committee is a member of Skeen.In British India, the Indian Foreign Relations Act was moved and helped to establish the Reserve Bank of India. The hostel hall at Aligarh Muslim University was named after him

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title: Michael Jay Solomon

texts: <mask> is an American businessman and entertainment executive. <mask> has been in the media and content distribution business for more than 50 years. He is the founder and president of several publicly and privately held companies. <mask> sits on the Board of philanthropic organizations that benefit education, public health, and the arts. <mask> is the son of Rickmann and <mask>. Susan Goldberg was born in 1935. His family has lived in New York City for 4 generations.Mr. <mask> graduated from the New York University Stern School of Business, where he served on the Board of Overseers for 33 years, and also from Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts, where he received a Doctor of Law degree. He is a member of an honor society. <mask> began his career in film distribution at the age of 18. He graduated from New York University at the age of 21 and was sent to Panama to open the territory for American films. When he was 24, he became the manager of the two countries. <mask> was hired by MCA to start their Latin American TV division after 8 years with United Artists. Most of the TV stations in Latin America were put on the air by him.After several years in New York, he moved back to the Middle East, Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America. He became a Vice President at 30. He worked at the facility for 14 years. <mask> was the Chairman and CEO of Telepictures Corporation. Telepictures became one of the largest U.S. television syndicators and one of the largest international distribution companies. <mask> became CEO of Telepictures in January of 1980. After 32 years, The People's Court is still on the air.The publisher of six magazines, including US Weekly, was bought out of bankruptcy by Telepictures and Jann Wenner. He was in charge of introducing American content to third world countries. He was the first international distributor of MTV. Entertainment Television is also known as E! Telepictures andLorimar merged in 1985 to form a corporation. <mask> was on the

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title: Michael Jay Solomon

texts: Board of Directors. Major television series such as Dallas, Falcon Crest, Knots Landing, and ALF were produced by the largest television production and distribution company in the U.S. during his tenure.The series were produced at the MGM Studios, which is now Sony Pictures Entertainment. Warner Bros. Television acquired the company in 1989. <mask> was President of Warner Bros. International Television, where he oversaw sales and marketing operations for television cable and satellite companies outside of the U.S. <mask> is a co-founder of the company. <mask> co-owned a TV and feature film production company in India and France. He was the first international distributor of MTV. Entertainment Television is also known as E!Solomon Entertainment Enterprises was started in 1994 by <mask> after he left Warner Bros. He formed partnerships with Canal +, France and UFA, Germany to produce TV movies. North American Midway Entertainment is a company that provides amusement park rides, games and food to approximately 15 million fairgoers every year in 20 states and 4 Canadian provinces. <mask> was involved with two companies which were acquired by Yahoo. <mask> was the Chairman and CEO of Truli Media Group. Truli focuses on family and faith. Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment acquired the Company in May.<mask> founded Digital Content International. Digital networks can get original and licensed video content from the DCI. <mask> formed a working relationship with Espen Huseby, the owner and CEO of Nordic World, an independent producer and distributor of video content. Video content is re-licensed by DCI. <mask> is the founder and Chairman of InvolvyAB, which is an advisory firm based in Sweden with founders based in different European countries and in the U.S., and partners with developing companies to nurture growth and support expansion. Involvy contributes with its professional skills and international network, working in projects involving partnerships and

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title: Michael Jay Solomon

texts: investments to push growth. GIVE Nation Solomon is a Board Member of GIVE Nation, which is a global social impact project whose goal is to make a positive impact for a better human existence through the empowerment of children.In the pursuit of this goal, it partners with advanced technology, leading educational programs, businesses, and charities. <mask> is a member of the Executive Committee. The future of work and how corporations, governments, nonprofits, and educational institutions are working to close the jobs skills gap that is threatening to disrupt our economy is the focus of a nonprofit media content company. <mask> was appointed to the Board of The Genius Institute. The technology platform is dedicated to the development of the individual, in attaining professional goals and in creating rewarding relationships. The program was designed to aid organizations in their interactions with employees so that they can build a sustainable track record in their performance and growth within the company. <mask> has joined the Board of Advisors for Back to Space.The goal of the company is to inspire and enhance an interest in science, engineering and space, by constructing a high-tech lunar landscape experience facility in Texas. The facility will be able to recreate riding in a rocket, landing on the moon, and walking on the moon's surface. Chicken soup for the soul entertainment company <mask> Jay <mask> became a senior advisor to Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment Inc., one of the largest operators of streaming advertising-supported video-on-demand networks. Mr. <mask> assists Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment in various business functions, including program library and company acquisitions, co-production financing, as well as sales and other activities, with a focus on assisting the Company with respect to its global AVOD roll out. <mask> was the founder and owner of Prime Time Communications in Spain and Romania. <mask> was named Chairman of the

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title: Michael Jay Solomon

texts: Board of the Latin entertainment video channel in May of 2016 and it had 24 million unique visitors in January of that year.<mask> received the Jerusalem Award in 1989 from the Honorable Howard L. Berman, an attorney and member of the US House of Representatives. He received an award for his work at the Shaare Zedek Medical Center. The center's charter is to provide medical care to the people of Israel regardless of race, religion, color, age or ability to pay. <mask> served on the Board of Overseers of the New York University Stern School of Business for 33 years and is a special advisor to the President of the college. He was the founding Chairman of The Jerusalem Foundation of the West Coast of the United States. He is the first American to hold the post of Chairman of the Actors Equity of China. <mask> was a member of the Entertainment Business & Management Advisory Board.He was a board member of the USC Annenberg School of Communication & Journalism/London School of Economics Communication Degree Program and the International Council of Television Arts. The American Film Market Association was founded by <mask>. AMF is a network of acquisition and development executives from more than 70 countries that meet once a year to sell, finance and acquire films. He was nominated to receive the Ellis Island Medal of Honor. <mask> had a son, <mask>, in 1972 after eight years of marriage to Barbara Gottlieb. <mask> and Luciana married in 1979. The Italian actress, who was born in Rome, Italy, is best known for playing the villainess in the James Bond film, "Thunderball".They have been living in Beverly Hills for 35 years. <mask> and <mask> are the sons of <mask> and Paluzzi. <mask> co-founded and is the Chairman of The Careyes Clinic. 4,000 people are served by the clinic in the local community and surrounding areas. He has been on the Board of The Jeffrey Modell Foundation for 30 years. There are references to American mass media owners and business people in the

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title: Rolande Falcinelli

texts: There was a French organist, pianist, composer, and music teacher named <mask>. Her teachers were noted pianist and pedagogue Is, and she was the granddaughter of <mask>, a painter. She received the second Grand Prix de Rome in composition in 1942. She was the organist at Sacré-Cur in Paris from 1946 to 1973. She was replaced by her student. She taught at the cole Normale de Musique in Paris and the American Conservatory in Fontainebleau. In 1948, at Salle Pleyel in Paris,<mask> performed from memory the complete organ works of Marcel Dupré, whose music was in the center of her interests throughout her career as a performer and teacher.She was the professor of organ and improvisation at the Paris Conservatory from 1955 to 1987. Many of her students were brilliant organists, such as Odile Pierre, Pierre Gazin, Louis Thiry, Yves Devernay, Francis Chapelet, and Pierre Pincemaille. In addition to her numerous organ compositions, she wrote works for piano, harpsichord, solo instruments, orchestra, choir and songs. She made a number of recordings, including several with the compositions of Marcel Dupré at the auditorium in Meudon. There was a death in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department of France. She had a daughter, Sylviane, from her marriage with Felix Ludwig Otto. A musicologist in the 60's.There is an Organ solo Triptyque op. The composition was composed in 1941. Paris:

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title: Rolande Falcinelli

texts: op. 56.There are six antiennes. 48. Variations sur un vieux nol. 20. There is an organ. The Auditorium is in Meudon. Disque Edici was published in France in 1968.ED 101. There were 3LPs. Oeuvres pour piano. Variations sur two themes. There are 35 words in the op. There is an op. 30 - Sinfonia. There are variations in the mineur.Pour piano. <mask> is a piano player. The organ is owned by Marie-José Chasseguet. The Auditorium is in Meudon. REM was in Lyon, France, in 1977. The amount is 1LP. Le chomin de la croix, op. was written by Marcel Dupré.29. There is an organ. There are Grandes Orgues de Notre-Dame de Paris. Disques du Solstice was written in Sigéan, France. The report was titled "SocD 193/4." There is one CD. The art of Falcinelli was Interpreter, Composer, and Playwright.César Franck is also known as the "Choral No." The Esquisses op. was written by Marcel Dupré. Carillon op. Falcinelli is also known as Sonatina per Scherzare op. The offertoire was from the fair. There were two improviseds. There is an organ.Orgues de Dijon and du Mnster. Festivo was in the Netherlands in 2006 There is a Festivo 6962.062. There is one CD. Falcinelli interprte du XXe Sicle. uvres de César Franck, Louis Vierne. There is an organ.Orgue de la Cathédrale. France: ditions Hortus. The name of the plant is Hortus 038. There is one CD. <mask> <mask> was married to <mask> <mask>. Esquisses

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title: Rolande Falcinelli

texts: Symphoniques en forme de Variations op. Miniatures persanes op.Prophétie d'aprs Ezéchiel op. It was 42. There is an organ. Orgue de la Cathédrale St. Pierre d'Angoulme was published in 1984. Festivo took place in 2007. Festivo 6962. 112. There is one CD.Alford, Lenore. "Able fairy: the feminine aesthetic in the compositions of Falcinelli." The University of Texas at Austin. The Amis de l'Orgue is an association. The classe d'orgue du Conservatoire was led by <mask> <mask>. "L'Orgue: Cahiers et Mémoires" 26.The Association des Amis de l'Orgue was in Paris. Stéphane, Detournay. The "La Missa Brevissima de Rolande Falcinelli" was published in 1996. Stéphane, Detournay. Le chant des sources is about the spirituels of <mask> Falcinelli. Stéphane, Detournay. The dossier d'ethnomusicologie is from the Université de Lille III.Stéphane, Detournay. The Université de Lille III has a Présentation et Commentaire de Deux conférences de Rolande Falcinelli. Stéphane, Detournay. The tradition musicale savante d'Iran was written by <mask> Falcinelli. Stéphane, Detournay. In 1997 the Université de Lille III published a comment by Zurkhné <mask> Falcinelli. Stéphane, Detournay.<mask> is the author of Une esthétique de la synthse. Thse de doctorat is located at the Université de Lille III. "Rolande Falcinelli et l'improvisation." L'orgue No. p. 29–42. <mask> was the name of the person. The book is

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texts: called "Quelques uvres".Alphonse Leduc was born in Paris in 1955. Falcinelli was the name of the person. L'orgue is initiation. In 1971 Paris: ditions Bornemann. <mask> was the name of the person. "L'art de l'improvisation." L'orgue No.p. 25–30 Falcinelli was named after Rolande. Ecole de la Technique moderne de l'orgue has 3 tomes. Falcinelli Rolande is named after him. "Etude sur l'orgue romantique" is in Cahiers de L'Orgue. <mask> was named after Rolande. "Evolution de l'orgue, faisons le point" was written in 1976." Falcinelli." The introduction is  l'enseignement de l'orgue. " Falcinelli." The song "L'enseignement de l'orgue" was recorded in 1964. " Falcinelli." Communication pour l'Institut de France in 1964. Falcinelli was named after Rolande."Panorama de la technique de l'orgue" was written in 1998. " Falcinelli." In Musique et instruments, 1966 there is aflexion sur l'enseignement de la technique. " Falcinelli." Inédit, 1998, regards sur l'Interprétation  l'orgue. The website Prix de Rome 1940-1949 ditions Delatour France and Sampzon Live Recital Recordings are external

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title: Dan H. Yaalon

texts: He was an Israeli pedologist and soil scientist who contributed to the fields of arid. Yaalon was an active member of the International Union for Quaternary Research and the International Soil Science Society. The Dokuchaev Award was given to him for his contribution to the history of science. <mask> was born to a middle-class Jewish family in Uherske Hradiste, Czechoslovakia, on May 11, 1924. He was the youngest of three children and had two older sisters. Yaalon was a curious child who showed an early interest in exploring his environment. For his family background, Yaalon was part of a movement to encourage Jewish youth to emigrate to Israel.At the age of 10, Yaalon's childhood was disrupted by the death of his father. The family was further fragmented by the Nazi occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1939. Yaalon's mother encouraged him to leave the country. In March 1939, Yaalon left Uherske Hradiste for the Youth Aliyah School in Prague, a Jewish Youth Immigration School, where he was a student for three months. Yaalon was offered an internship at the Zionist agricultural training program in Denmark in order to emigrate to Israel. Yaalon never saw his mother again after he left Czechoslovakia. He began his studies at the Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University in September 1943 after hiding for a long time.Yaalon escaped to Sweden after it was occupied by the Nazis. Yaalon immediately requested admission to the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. Yaalon was appointed as his assistant by Sante Mattson. Yaalon made his first soil-profile observation. Yaalon didn't know that his family had been killed in The Holocaust when he volunteered in the Czech Army. After the war, Yaalon discovered that his mother had been sent to Theresienstadt concentration camp in Czechoslovakia and then to Auschwitz-Birkenau in Poland, where she was killed. After leaving Czechoslovakia, Yaalon returned to Denmark to finish his degree.In July 1947, I received a degree in Agricultural Sciences. After a


title: Dan H. Yaalon

texts: long and complex journey from Europe to the Levant, Yaalon reached the newly formed state of Israel. He joined the Israel Defense Force in 1949 and served a year in the Scientific Service Corps. Yaalon changed his name to "Lieutenant <mask>" around that time. During his time in the IDF, Yaalon participated in the first geological field surveys of the Negev desert, which was completely alien to him, and became a key area of interest throughout his career. The southern shore of the Sea of Galilee is where Yaalon found employment as a teacher of chemistry and agriculture. In 1951 Yaalon changed his European-sounding name to "Yaalon", a combination of two of his favorite words.Yaalon became known as "<mask>. Yaalon" after moving "<mask>" to a middle name position. At a meeting about geological surveying and mapping, Yaalon's colleagues proposed naming some mountains after them. The names of "Mt." were approved by the official naming committee. There are two words in the southern Arava region. Around fifteen years later a young Nahal group (a paramilitary Israel Defense Forces program that combines military service and the establishment of agricultural settlements) that settled in the eastern foothills of Mt. "Ya'alon" is their group name. One of the group members, who was looking for a Hebrew version of his name, changed his name to Moshe Ya'alon.He became the Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces and the Israeli Minister of Defense. <mask>'s research career spanned over six decades. Avraham Adolf Reifenberg, a professor of soil science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, was asked by Yaalon to become a student in the newly formed Soil Science Department. His thesis was on the subject of salts in the Jordan Valley. A detailed laboratory textbook was written by him and another student. Yaalon's research guidance was disrupted by Reifenberg's health problems, and when he died in 1953, Yaalon's supervision was passed over to Shlomo Ravikovitch. Yaalon was awarded a PhD from the Hebrew

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texts: University of Jerusalem in 1954.After returning to Israel in 1955, Yaalon worked at afertilizer research plant in Haifa and continued to publish his academic work, including his 1955 study on the clay mineralogy of the soils of Israel. <mask> was appointed as lecturer at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in 1957 and would stay until his retirement. Due to his background in the field of soil colloids, his academic career focused on the finest fraction and texture of soils, one of his main motivators in working on aeolian dust throughout his research career In 1965, Yaalon urged INQUA to use the term "Paleopedology" in order to establish the subject as a commission of INQUA. The original concept of'metapedogenesis' was presented by Yaalon in 1966. In August 1970, a joint ISSS and INQUA symposium was held in Amsterdam, on the 'Age of Parent Material and Soils', as a result of correspondence between <mask>, Robert Ruhe, and Ferdinand van Baren. The book Paleopedology: Origin, Nature and Dating of Paleosols was edited by Yaalon and summarized in the symposium.In "Soil-forming processes in time and space", Yaalon suggested a dynamic model of the soil system, distinguishing between two major groups of soil equilibrium processes: 1) those approaching an equilibrium state at different rates, and 2) irreversible or self-terminating processes. He presented a classification of diagnostic pedofeatures according to their state of origin and relative nature of persistence. The important role of aeolian dust on the formation of soils in the eastern Mediterranean was published in 1973. He presented evidence that the red color of the Terra Rossa soils came from the presence of iron oxides in airborne dust, contrary to what Reifenberg and others had said. Yaalon's arguments for the role of Quaternary aeolian dust in the formation of soils gained international acceptance. When asked what the highlight of his career was, Yaalon said that the dust-soil relations was his most significant contribution. In 1975,

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texts: Yaalon published conceptual models in pedogenesis.Yaalon demonstrated the complexity of pedogenetic processes in a high-profile article. <mask> was elected president of the INQUA Commission on Paleopedology in 1977. "Climatic and Lithostratigraphic Significance of Paleosols" was a special issue of Yaalon's editorial work. In 1994, at the age of 70 and two years after official retirement, Yaalon left his office at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and only rarely returned to it, continuing his writing, editing and reviewing from his home. In 1997 <mask> published a paper asking "What makes them different?". He described the global nature of Mediterranean climates in that paper. Discussing the soil and landscape characteristics, this paper gives a broad and detailed overview of the typical Mediterranean environmental conditions.Yaalon made contributions to the fields of history, philosophy and sociology of soil science, as well as his main focus on soil forming processes. The IUSS Commission 4.5 - History, philosophy and sociology of soil science is named after him. In 1997 he co-edited a book. The understanding and attitude of humans to the soil is shown in a collection of treaties in this book. Yaalon's approach to the history of soil sciences emphasized the acknowledgment of soil distinctions and the unfolding of sub-disciplines. The last days of Yaalon's life were when he published new work. APassion for Science and Zion: The Yaalon Story was published in 2012 after years of draft writing.Yaalon was reading a lot in the last two years of his life. <mask> died at home in Mevaseret Zion, Israel, surrounded by his family, on January 29, 2014, after his health deteriorated. <mask> and Rita Singer lived in western Jerusalem after they married in 1952. The couple had two sons. The family moved from Jerusalem to Mevaseret Zion in 1997. Yaalon had seven children by the time he died. Yaalon received many awards over the course of his career.<mask> received the top award of the History of Science

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