title: Robert H. Jackson

texts: public from overreaching by government agencies. <mask> was appointed the U.S. Chief of Counsel for the prosecution of Nazi war criminals. The legal basis for the Nuremberg Trials was created by the London Charter of the International Military Tribunal. He was the United States Chief Prosecutor at the International Military Tribunal. <mask> was very active in his prosecutorial role. His opening and closing arguments were well received.In the words of Albert Speer, the Nazi Minister of Armaments and War Production, his cross-examination skills were weak, and it was the British prosecutor who got the better of him. He was in the hospital until May 17 when he returned to the court. He was Justice until October 4, 1954. <mask> had a heart attack on October 9, 1954. He passed away at 11:45 a.m. Washington's National Cathedral was where the funeral services were held. The Supreme Court traveled together for the last time for security reasons to attend his funeral in New York.Thomas E. Dewey was one of the prominent guests. He was buried in Frewsburg, New York. He built the new and kept the ancient landmarks. The Robert H. Jackson Center has exhibits on <mask>'s life, writings, and photos from the International Military Tribunal. <mask>'s personal and judicial papers are available for research at the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress. Smaller collections can be found at several other repositories. There are statues of <mask><mask> outside the Robert H. Jackson Center.The United States District Court for the Western District of New York main courthouse is named after <mask>. President <mask> awarded the honors and awards on February 7, 1947. <mask><mask> has been portrayed by the following actors in film, television,

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texts: and theater productions. The Stone Court has a list of justices of the Supreme Court of the United States. 3d ed. New York, NY: Oxford University Press. The Supreme Court Historical Society is related to the Supreme Court.Congressional Quarterly Books was published in 2001. The Department of State. The United States Representative to the International Conference on Military Trials was <mask><mask>. There is a publishing platform called CreateSpace. The Justices of the United States Supreme Court: Their Lives and Major Opinions was written by John P. Frank. New York, NY: Chelsea House Publishers. Eugene Gerhart.<mask><mask> was a Supreme Court Justice. Getzville, NY: William S. Hein & Co. Whitney, Harris. The Major German War Criminals were tried in Nuremberg, Germany, at the end of World War II. Texas A & M University Press is located in College Station, Texas. "New Deal Justice: The Constitutional Jurisprudence of <mask>. Black, Felix Frankfurter, and <mask><mask>" Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 1996<mask><mask> wrote The Case Against the Nazi War Criminals. Alfred A. Knopf was born in New York. The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin was written by <mask><mask>. 3 March, 1940 The Federal Bureau of Investigation was established in 1940. The address was prepared by <mask><mask>, the Solicitor General of the United States. The Department of Justice was established in 1938.<mask>. <mask><mask> wrote an address to the Liberal Voters' League of Montgomery Co., MD. There was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a <mask><mask>

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texts: presented The Nurnberg Case. Alfred A. Knopf was born in New York. The Reminiscences of <mask>. The Supreme Court of the United States was established in 1955.<mask><mask> fought for judicial supremacy. Alfred A. Knopf was born in New York. The Supreme Court in the American System of Government was written by <mask><mask>. Harvard University Press was published in 1955. The Judiciary Committee of the Senate received a statement from <mask><mask>. The Department of Justice was founded in 1937. <mask> is the author of An Insider's Portrait of Franklin D. Roosevelt.New York, NY: Oxford University Press. Gail Jarrow is the owner of Literacy Licensing. The New Deal Lawyer is a Supreme Court Justice. Calkins Creek is in Honesdale, PA. The defendants are <mask><mask> and the Third Reich. Eagles Publishing was published in 2012 The U.S. Supreme Court: A Bibliography was written by Martin and Goehlert.The Congressional Quarterly Books were published in 1990. <mask><mask> wrote The Middle Ground. 6 La. L. Rev. The University of Louisiana was founded in 1945. The Unpublished Opinion in Brown vs. Board: Conflict, Compromise, and Constitutional Interpretation was written by <mask><mask>. The University Press of Kansas.A synthesis of the judicial opinions of <mask><mask>. Indianapolis, IN: Bobbs-Merrill Company. London: Macmillan in 1983. The United States of America. <mask><mask> was nominated to be an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. There were hearings in the first session. 1941.The Supreme Court Justices: A Biographical Dictionary was written by Melvin I. Garland Publishing was in New York in 1994. 590 pp. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, The Jackson List: <mask>, the Supreme Court, Nuremberg, and related topics can be found on

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title: George Leonidas Leslie

texts: He was an architect turned bank Robber. Two years after <mask>'s parents arrived in America from England, he was born. His father moved the family from New York City to Cincinnati, Ohio when he was a child. The family's business made them wealthy, as the father started his own brewery there. After moving to Cincinnati, he began his education towards becoming an architect. He was drafted into the Civil War when he was in school, but his father paid $300 so he wouldn't have to go. He was criticized for not going to war despite his family's high social standing.He went on to get a degree in architecture, and graduated from the top of his class at the University of Cincinnati. He ran his own architectural firm after graduating. He moved to New York City after both of his parents died in 1867. The repercussions of the Civil War were met by the man when he arrived in New York City. The city had a high rate of crime. The city was left to the gangs by the corrupt politicians and police. After arriving, he fell into the criminal lifestyle of the gangs.He went to the top of the criminal world because of his architectural skills. He stayed at a boarding house run by Mary E. Coath when he was in Philadelphia. He met her daughter, Mary Henrietta "Molly" Coath. The couple married after a short period of time. They lived a life of a society couple in New York after their wedding. His wife was unaware of his criminal activity. Mrs.<mask> liked the money that he was making.She was fine with his criminal life until she found out that he was spending a lot of money on women. Problems in his marriage and in his gang were caused by this. On May 10, 1878,<mask> met with

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texts: his wife and told her that he was in danger with his associates and gave her money. His wife never saw him again after he disappeared. Early in his criminal career, <mask> formed his own gang of bank robbers. The associates that were more important were Tom "Shang" Draper, Jimmy Hope, "Banjo" Pete Emerson, Jimmy Brady, Abe Coakley, John "Red" Leary, "Worchester" Sam Parris. He was the mastermind of the gang and it was his job to plan the robberies.His associates would follow his instructions. Many banks were robbed by his gang. Eighty percent of the bank robberies in America were committed by the gang of <mask> and his friends. The Wellsboro Bank of Philadelphia was one of the banks that had a low score. He and his gang robbed many banks. The Ocean National Bank was robbed in 1869. They left about two million dollars on the floor of the bank.The most famous robbery that they pulled off was the Manhattan Savings Institution robbery. He did not get to see his gang's success because he took three years to plan the robbery. There was a robbery in May of 1878. The gang continued with the robbery despite his disappearance. They got away with 2.5 million dollars because of the direction given to them earlier. The gang ran into problems even though they had the most money they had ever stolen. Of the money, $250,000 was negotiable bonds, $12,000 was cash, and the rest were registered bonds.The gang fell apart due to issues with dividing the money they stole. The police arrested most of his gang after the Manhattan Savings institution robbery. They were thought to have taken over seven million dollars in all. He became the "King of Bank Robbers" by

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texts: obtaining the building's blueprints before every robbery. He was able to build scale models of his targets. Sometimes he would rent a safe-deposit box or open an account at a particular bank, which gave him an excuse to spend time in the building and observe its layout and operation. He would get one of his men hired as a watchman or a Porter and ask them to get this information for him.When he was certain that the robbery could be carried out without him being caught, he would give his associates instructions on how to execute the robbery. Sometimes he would set up a room that looked like the inside of the target so that his men could practice robbing it. It was less likely that he would be arrested because of his connections with crooked cops and politicians. There were models of vaults and safes used in the US. Before committing a robbery, he would find out what the safe was used for. He had to figure out how to open it without the combination. The "little joker" is a wire device that was inserted into a bank safe to facilitate the robbery.The lock's tumblers left dents or marks on the wire that recorded the numbers that made up the combination over time. <mask> had to enter the bank at least two times before he could use the tool to commit a robbery. He was dubbed "The King of Bank Robbers" because of his architectural skills, and because he was able to evade the police. <mask> and his associates were having problems later in life. He was spending too much time being a consultant for other gangs and the gang thought he was not focused on his job. He would travel to wherever the robbery was to take place and plan the operation for other gangs.

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texts: Without his gang, he was making good money off these side jobs.He was rumored to be unfaithful with many women, including his associate's wife. On June 4, 1878, the body of a man was found in a bush at Tramp's Rock in New York. When his body was found, there was a revolver and a hat in his hand. There were bullet holes in the back of his head, one by each ear and one under the right side of his nose. He wasn't murdered there because the police found no blood at the scene. The New York Times identified the dead man as <mask>, one of the manyTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkias, one of theTrademarkiaTrademarkias, one of theTrademarkias, one of theTrademarkias, one ofTrademarkias, one ofTrademarkias, one ofTrademarkias, one There is a theory that the murder of <mask> was related to his relationship with the wife of Tom.Many believe that Tom was behind the shooting. On June 10, 1878, he was buried at Cypress Hills Cemetery in New York. Fredericka Mandelbaum has a list of unsolved murders. There are gangs in New York. It was published in 1927. Allan Pinkerton. A sketch by the author shows how a professional thief became a detective.Repr. The 1884 version. The deaths of American architects and bank robbers in the 19th

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title: John Simon, 1st Viscount Simon

texts: <mask>, 1st Viscount <mask>, was a British politician who held senior Cabinet posts from the beginning of the First World War to the end of the Second World War. He served as Home Secretary, Foreign Secretary and Chancellor of the Exchequer and is one of only three people to have done that. The most senior position in the British legal system was served by him. He joined the National Government in 1931 and created the Liberal National Party in the process. He was a Conservative at the end of his career. <mask> was born in a terraced house on Moss Side in Manchester, the eldest child and only son of <mask> and Allsebrook. The pastor of Zion Chapel in Manchester was one of his brothers.His mother was a descendant of Sir Richard Pole and his wife, Margaret Pole. The ministers were expected to move around the country. <mask> was educated at King Edward's School in Bath, where his father was the president. He was the Head of School at Fettes College in Edinburgh, where he won many prizes. He did not win a scholarship to Balliol College, Oxford, but did win an open scholarship. He arrived at the site in 1892. He achieved second places in mathematics and classical moderation.He spoke in support of Herbert Samuel in the 1895 election and,

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title: John Simon, 1st Viscount Simon

texts: after two terms as Junior Treasurer, became President of the Oxford Union in Hilary Term 1896. F. E. Smith, the cricketer C. B. Fry and the journalist Francis Hirst were all present at the same time. Smith, Fry and <mask> played rugby together. The rivalry between <mask> and Smith lasted for 30 years. David was of the opinion that <mask> was a better scholar than Smith. In the words of a contemporary, Smith excelled at the cheap score. There was a story that Smith and <mask> had thrown a coin to decide which party to join.<mask> was a writer for the Manchester Guardian. Both <mask> and Amery were successful in their studies and shared lodgings. He became a fellow in 1897. <mask> was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in 1899 after leaving Oxford at the end of 1898. He was a student of A. J. Ram. He didn't earn much in his first year at the bar. He was able to earn some extra money by coaching candidates for the bar exams.He excelled at simplification of complex issues because he relied on logic and reason. He was a great advocate of complex cases before judges. The Western Circuit at Bristol was where some of his work was done. He prepared his cases through the night many times a week. His initial lack of connections made his

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texts: eventual success at the Bar all the more impressive. <mask> took solace in his work after the death of his wife. In 1903, he acted for the British government in the Alaska boundary dispute.He spent Christmas Day 1905 alone in France, three years after his wife's death. <mask> entered the House of Commons as a Liberal Member of Parliament at the 1906 general election. At the same time as F. E. Smith, he became a KC. <mask> didn't tell Smith that he was applying for silk. David Lloyd George's "People's Budget" was supported by <mask> in 1909. As usual for government law officers, he was knighted later that month after entering the government as solicitor-general. He was the youngest solicitor-general since the 1830s.He successfully prosecuted Edward Mylius for criminal libel after he claimed that King George V was a bigamist. He fought a by-election after his appointment. He was appointed as a KCVO in 1911. After a series of social encounters, Asquith wrote that "The Impeccable" was becoming "The Inevitable". The Board of Trade's close questioning of witnesses at the public inquiry into the sinking of the in 1912 helped to prepare the way for improved maritime safety measures. He was active in partisan political debate, which was

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texts: unusual for a government law officer. <mask> was next to F. E. Smith when he spoke from the Conservative front bench.He was promoted to attorney-general on 19 October 1913. Unusually for an attorney-general, he was made a full member of Cabinet, rather than being invited to attend when he was required. He was being talked about as a future Liberal prime minister. He was the leader of the cabinet rebels. Asquith thought that <mask> had organised a conclave of malcontents. He told Asquith that the loss of WC is not a sign of the splitting of the party. Lloyd George referred to <mask> as a kind of Robespierre.After the declaration of war in August 1914, <mask> contemplated resigning but changed his mind. Even though his position was not very different from Lloyd George, he was accused of hypocrisy. After Asquith reminded him of his public duty, he remained in the Cabinet. He damaged himself in the eyes of three people. <mask> was opposed to war. <mask> was rated equal seventh in Asquith's score list of the Cabinet after his "malaise of last autumn". <mask> became Home Secretary in Asquith's new coalition government during the First World War.He wouldn't accept the job of Lord Chancellor, which would have restricted his political


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texts: career. He was the home secretary. Edward Carson tried to prosecute the Union of Democratic Control. He tried to ban The Times and Daily Mail because of their criticism of the government's conduct of the war. He resigned in January 1916 due to his opposition to the introduction of single men in the army. They thought that it would weaken British industry and that Britain should focus her war effort on the Royal Navy and support the other Allies with finance. <mask> would admit in his memoirs that his resignation from the Home Office was a mistake.<mask> was an Asquithian Liberal after the fall of Asquith. <mask> served as an officer on Trenchard's staff in the Royal Flying Corps for a year in the summer of 1917. He married his second wife at the end of 1917. <mask> defended Trenchard in Parliament when he resigned as Chief of Air Staff after falling out with the President of the Air Council. The Northcliffe Press was where <mask> was attacked. At the "Coupon Election" in 1918, <mask> was defeated at the new Walthamstow East division by a margin of more than 4,000 votes. He tried to return to Parliament in 1919.Lloyd George put up a coalition Liberal candidate in Spen Valley to try to defeat <mask>. Although the Coalition Liberals,


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texts: who had formerly held the seat, were pushed into third place, <mask> came second; in the view of Maurice Cowling (The Impact of Labour 1920-4), his defeat by Labour marked the point at which Labour began to be seen as a serious threat by the older He was elected for Spen Valley at the general election in 1922 and served as deputy leader of the Liberal Party from 1922 to 1924. He spoke about socialism, the League of Nations, unemployment and Ireland in the House of Commons. He might have wanted to succeed Asquith as Liberal leader. He stopped working at the Bar around that time. The amendment brought down the first Labour government.At that year's general election, the Conservatives were returned to power, and the Liberals were reduced to a rump of just over 40 MPs. Lloyd George was elected chairman of the Liberal MPs after Asquith lost his seat. <mask> did not vote. He was friendly to the Conservative leader Stanley Baldwin and clashed with Lloyd George. He returned to the Bar after standing down as deputy leader. The general strike was opposed by <mask>. On the fourth day of the strike, he declared in the House of Commons that the strike was illegal and that the union bosses would be liable to the fullest extent of the law.<mask>


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texts: wasn't popular or seen as a political leader, but he was respected as an authority on the law. <mask> was one of the highest-paid barristers of his generation and was believed to earn between 36000 and 70000 per annum. He might abandon politics for a while. <mask> retired from the Bar after speaking for Newfoundland in the Labrador boundary dispute. He chaired the Indian Constitutional Development Committee from 1927 to 1931. "I am always trying to like him, and believing I shall succeed when something crops up to put me off" is what the Viceroy of India wrote to the man. <mask>'s report was described as a "lucid exposition of the problems of the subcontinent in all their complexity".<mask> was hampered by the inquiry's terms of reference and his conclusions were overshadowed by the Irwin Declaration of October 1929, which <mask> opposed. <mask> was appointed in 1930. <mask> had obtained a guarantee that he would not be opposed by a Conservative candidate at Spen Valley at the 1929 general election, and he was never again opposed by a Conservative. During the late 1920s and especially during the 1929-31 Parliament, in which Labour had no majority but continued in office with the help of the Liberals, <mask> was seen as the leader

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texts: of the minority of Liberal MPs who disliked Lloyd George's inclination to support Labour, rather than the Conservatives. During the 1929-31 Parliament, <mask> supported free trade. <mask> headed the inquiry into the R101 disaster. <mask> resigned the Liberal whip before the formation of the National Government.<mask> and his followers became the Liberal Nationals in September, aligning themselves with the Conservatives for practical purposes. Lloyd George is said to have commented that he had "sat on the fence so long the iron has entered into his soul", but this quote is more difficult to verify. National Government Foreign Secretary <mask> wasn't initially included in the National Government formed in August 1931. If MacDonald had trouble holding Seaham, <mask> would give up his seat at Spen Valley. When the National Government was reconstituted, <mask> was appointed Foreign Secretary. The appointment was well received. After the departure of the mainstream Liberals, led by Herbert Samuel, who left the government in 1932 and formally went into opposition in 1933, <mask>'s Liberal Nationals continued to support protectionism.The Japanese invasion of Manchuria, which began in September 1931, was one of the important events in


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texts: <mask>'s tenure of office. On December 7, 1932, <mask> gave a speech to the General Assembly of the League of Nations in which he failed to condemn Japan. <mask> was known as the "Man of Manchukuo" and was compared unfavourably to the young Anthony Eden. The coming to power of Hitler in Germany was in January 1933. Hitler immediately withdrew Germany from the League of Nations and announced a programme of rearmament. <mask> did not see the scale of Hitler's ambitions, but he did see the ambitions of many others. The World Disarmament Conference failed during <mask>'s term of office.He proposed qualitative rather than quantitative in order to limit or ban certain types of weapon. <mask> wasn't considered for the post of Chancellor of Oxford University in 1933 since he was unpopular as Foreign Secretary. The job didn't fall vacant again in <mask>'s lifetime because Lord Irwin was elected. MacDonald wanted a non-Conservative to be the Foreign Secretary, but he didn't want a man who dominated the government's domestic policy. <mask> was being criticized by a number of people in the late 1930s and early 1940s. MacDonald took the lead in the negotiations of the Stresa Front with France and Italy, even though <mask> was with him. <mask>

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title: John Simon, 1st Viscount Simon

texts: didn't think that Stresa would stop German rearmament, but he thought it would be a deterrent against territorial aggression by Hitler.The first stirrings of Italian aggression towards Ethiopia were also seen. British defence strength was at its lowest point during the interwar period, which limited <mask>'s freedom of action. The worst Foreign Secretary since thelred the Unready' was thought to have been <mask>. He was better at analyzing a problem than at acting. In the opinion of his peers, he was a bad Foreign Secretary because he was better at analyzing than solving. He thought he sounded like he was speaking from a brief. <mask>'s officials despaired of him since he had few thoughts of his own, solutions were imposed on him by others and he defended them weakly.In 1937, <mask> "really had been a sound foreign minister, and Stresa marked the nearest Europe has been to peace since 1914". Home Secretary <mask> was in Stanley Baldwin's Third Government from June 1935 to May 1937. The Foreign Office was better suited to his abilities than that position. He became deputy leader of the House of Commons on the understanding that he would be given the position of leader after the election. The last Home Secretary to attend a royal

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texts: birth was <mask>. The Public Order Act was passed in 1936. He was involved in the 1936 Abdication Crisis.The Anglo-Egyptian Treaty was signed in 1936. The Factories Act was introduced in 1937. Portrait of My Mother was written by <mask> after his mother's death. Baldwin was succeeded as prime minister by the Chancellor of the Exchequer Peace. <mask> was Chancellor of the Exchequer and raised to GCVO in 1937. He tried to keep arms spending low in order to believe that a strong economy was the fourth arm of defence. He presented a finance bill that was based on the budget that was drawn up before he was promoted.For the first time, public expenditure reached a level of over a billion dollars. The income tax was raised from 5s to 6d and the duties on tea and petrol were increased. <mask> had become a close political ally of the man. In the autumn of 1938, he led the Cabinet to wish him God speed on his flight to meet Hitler, and he helped to convince him that he had achieved a lasting peace, rather than only limited damage. He was supported by Chamberlain until the middle of 1939. In the spring 1939 budget, the income tax was not changed and the surtax was increased. Even though Hitler had broken the Munich Accords, it was not a war


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texts: budget.<mask> was the leader of a deputation of ministers who wanted Britain to go to war if Hitler did not withdraw. <mask> was a member of the War Cabinet. The value of sterling went from $4.89 to $4.03. In the emergency budget of September 1939, public expenditure passed £2,000m; income tax was increased from 5s 6d 27.5%) to 7s 6d (37.5%); duties on alcohol, petrol and sugar were hiked; and a 60% tax on excess profits was introduced. <mask> was seen as a symbol of foot-dragging and lack of commitment to total war as his political position weakened. The opposition parties used him as an excuse to not join the government on the outbreak of war because they disliked him. <mask> was the "evil genius of British foreign policy" according to the leader of the official Liberal Party.Many government backbenchers were very critical of <mask>. <mask> was found to be very much deteriorated. After the outbreak of war, <mask>'s position was weakened and he was replaced by Lord Stamp, the chairman of the LMS Railway, who had a secret meeting at the Prime Minister's residence. Captain Margesson was a big fan of his chances for the position. In April 1940, <mask>'s last budget saw public spending pass $2,700m, which was paid for from taxation


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texts: and the rest from borrowing. The income tax was kept at 7s 6d in the April 1940 budget by <mask>. Tax allowances were increased.Tobacco, matches and alcohol charges were increased. Today's VAT is an descendant of the purchase tax. He rejected <mask> Keynes' idea of a forced loan in April 1940. Keynes wrote a letter to The Times. <mask> was criticized from both ends of the spectrum. In May 1940, after the Norway debate, <mask> offered to resign and take Samuel Hoare with him, but he was persuaded to stand firm as Prime Minister by the Lord Chancellor. <mask> was seen as one of the "Guilty Men" responsible for appeasement of the dictators, and like Hoare, he was not seen as acceptable in the War Cabinet.<mask> was thought to be the snakiest of the bunch. <mask> did not get a place on the War Cabinet. He will be innocuous in the role, commented Attlee. He was created as Viscount <mask>, of Stackpole Elidor in the County of Pembroke, on 13 May 1940. In his opinion, the senior position he held was the one he was most suited for. When he was Lord Chancellor, he delivered important judgements on the damages due for death caused by carelessness and how the judge should direct the jury in a murder trial. In 1943, he delivered 43 major

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texts: judgements.RVF Heuston described him as a "superb" Lord Chancellor. <mask> had been retired from the law since 1928, but many senior judges had over 20 years' experience at that level. The Royal Commission on the Birthrate was chaired by <mask>. After the end of the war, <mask> continued as Lord Chancellor but was not included in the Cabinet. <mask> didn't hold office again after the 1945 general election. Clement Attlee refused to appoint him to the British delegation at the Nuremberg War Trials because of <mask>'s role in the prewar governments. <mask> was a senior judge on the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.He wrote <mask> on Income Tax in 1948. <mask> was the High Steward of Oxford University. The position is held by a lawyer. Relations with his wife were strained and he spent his weekends at All Souls. In the general elections of 1945, 1950 and 1951, <mask> was a strong opponent of socialism. <mask>, who stepped down as leader of the National Liberals in 1940, was blocked from joining the Conservative Party. A full merger between the Conservatives and the National Liberals was blocked by the Conservative Party chairman Lord Woolton in 1947, despite the fact that he wanted to lend Conservative support to the official


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texts: Liberals.<mask> wasn't offered a return to the Woolsack or any other office when the Conservatives returned to power in 1951. <mask> published his memoirs in 1952. I tire of politics. According to <mask>'s memoir, the early death of a great man is attributed to her touch. The book was described as a bag of prunes by Harold Nicolson. <mask> died from a stroke. He was cremated in his Oxford robes.His estate was valued at over two million dollars. He was generous to junior barristers and to the children of friends despite his huge earnings at the Bar. His papers are in the Bodleian Library. <mask> married a niece of the historian J. R. Green on 24 May 1899. They had three children, Margaret, Joan and <mask>. Their son Gilbert was born in September of 1901. His first wife's death may have been caused by misguided use of homeopathic medicines, which added to <mask>'s guilt.Although widowerhood is common for politicians of the era, it may have affected <mask>'s cold personality. He tried to get Margaret Greville to marry him. Greville claimed that he told her that he was going to marry her. In 1917, <mask> married the abolition activist Kathleen Manning, a widow with one adult son, who had for a while been governess to his children. In

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texts: toad and a worm <mask> is!" The socialist intellectual G. D. H. Cole got into a third-class compartment on the train back from Oxford to London to break off conversation with <mask>, only to have <mask> follow suit, only for both men to produce


title: Friedrich Guggenberger

texts: In the Second World War, <mask> was a U-boat commander. From November 1940 until his capture in July 1943, he was credited with sinking 17 ships for a total of and damaging another. The British aircraft carrier was sunk in 1941. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was given to him for these achievements. He became the NATO command's deputy chief of staff after the war. <mask> was born in March 1915. After the outbreak of the Second World War, he transferred to the U-boat arm of the navy.He served under the command of Knight's Cross holder Gnther Kuhnke after the usual training pattern. She was part of a school flotilla and commanded U-28 for a few months. He received the Iron Cross 2nd Class on March 23, 1940. She was commissioned on 26 April 1941. He sank two ships while carrying out three patrols in the Atlantic. He was promoted to Kapitnleutnant on September 1st after being awarded the U-boat War Badge in July. He was ordered to join the 29th U-boat Flotilla.When he tried to force the Straits of Gibraltar, U-81 was spotted and attacked, causing heavy damage. She was repaired in Brest. The Iron Cross 1st Class was awarded to <mask>. He sank the Empire Springbuck at 5,591 tons. Sally Mrsk was sunk for a further 3,252 gross registered tons. U-81 tried to enter the Mediterranean in 1941. He met the ships of Force H while transiting the Straits on 13 November.He was able to hit the aircraft carrier with a single torpedo. An unsuccessful attack on her was carried out by U- 205. Ark Royal was turning

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title: Friedrich Guggenberger

texts: into wind to launch the aircraft. He escaped the attacks of the destroyers. Ark Royal was abandoned and sank the next day despite attempts to save her. The Knight's Cross was awarded to Guggenberger. It was a lucky award.When the BdU announced the sinking of the carrier for he had missed his intended target, Guggenberger was shocked. One man was killed when the carrier hit something. The rest were taken off. Guggenberger had modest success in the Battle of the Mediterranean. The FFL Vikings P 41, a French ship of 1,150 grt was sunk by the British on 16 April 1942 to increase the haul. Sailing ships from Egypt followed. Bab el Farag, 105 grt, and Fatouh el Kher, 97 grt, were sunk by gunfire the same day.On 19 April, the 90-ton Hefz el Rahman followed. On April 22nd, El Saadiah, 122 grt, and Aziza were sunk. After the capture of Guggenberger, U-513 and U- 81 went on to have a number of successful patrols in the Mediterranean. Guggenberger was awarded the Oak Leaves to his Knight's Cross on 8 January, but did not take her on any war patrols. On January 31, 1943, the presentation was made at the Wolf's Lair, Hitler's headquarters in Rastenburg, present-day Ktrzyn in Poland. Hitler met with Dnitz and Theodor Krancke in private. Following Raeder's resignation on January 30, 1943, Hitler appointed Dnitz as Oberbefehlshaber der Marine.Dnitz informed <mask> and the other officers present of the change in command on the return flight to Berlin. He joined the staff for three months. He returned to the sea in


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texts: May 1943. He only did one patrol on her. After sinking four ships and damaging a fifth, she was sunk by a depth charge from the American PBM Mariner off the coast of Brazil. One of the seven survivors was <mask>. He was badly wounded and spent a day on a life raft before being picked up by an American ship.After being operated on and hospitalized for a period, <mask> was transferred to Fort Hunt and the Prisoner of war camp at Crossville. The Papago Park camp was located near Phoenix, Arizona. On February 12 1944, <mask> and four other U-boat commanders escaped from the camp. They were captured in Tucson, Arizona. The Great Papago Escape was a larger escape of 25 POWs on the night of 23– 24 December 1944. He and Jrgen Quaet-Faslem were able to make it to within 10 miles of the Mexican border before they were captured. After these escapades, <mask> was transferred to New York and then to Germany.He was held in a compound in the British zone before being released. On November 16, 1940, <mask> married Lieselotte Fischer. Four children were produced by the marriage. He became an architect before rejoining the navy. He rose to the rank of Konteradmiral after studying at the Naval War College in Rhode Island. He was the NATO command's deputy chief of staff for four years. He retired in October 1972.Alzheimer's disease was the cause of <mask>'s death. He went for a walk in the forest on 13 May 1988 but never came back. His body was found two years later. The Iron Cross was given to the 2nd class and the 1st

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title: Gordon MacRae

texts: <mask> was an American actor, singer and radio/television host who appeared in the film versions of two Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals. The leading man in both Carousel and By The Light of the Silvery Moon was the same person. <mask> was born in East Orange in Essex County in the United States, to Scottish parents, and went on to serve as a navigator in the United States Army Air Force during World War II. He attended a high school in New York. <mask> was descended from a clan. <mask> won a contest that allowed him to sing at the New York World's Fair. He got his first recording contract after making his Broadway debut.Jo Stafford made many of his hit recordings. He was a performer on Junior Miss. His talents were shown on the <mask> Show on the CBS network. The show featured emerging musical talent, including the accordionist John Serry Sr., who was also the host and lead actor on The Hour Railroad. Most of the cast albums have been re-released on CD. Three to Make Ready ran for more than 300 performances. Warner Bros. signed a contract with Film MacRae in 1947.His first film was a drama about boxing. Backfire is a film noir made in 1948. <mask> played Frank Carter in Look for the Silver Lining, a film about Marilyn Miller. David Butler was the director. <mask> and Haver were together in The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady. He was put in a Western by Warners. Tea for Two was a remake of No, No, Nanette, also for Butler.The public response was positive. The West Point Story, On Moonlight Bay, and the Korean War tribute, Starlift all starred <mask> and Day. <mask> and Day did a sequel to

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title: Gordon MacRae

texts: On Moonlight Bay, By the Light of the Silvery Moon. He starred with Jane Powell in Three Sailors and a Girl and the third version of The Desert Song. <mask> played Curly in the big screen adaptation of Oklahoma. They were together with Shirley Jones. The adaption of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel was filmed at 20th Century Fox.The Best Things in Life Are Free was filmed by 20th Century-Fox. Television <mask> appeared on variety shows such as The Ford Show. He appeared on drama shows. The Christmas hymn "O Holy Night" was performed by <mask> and Ford. The Polly Bergen Show was a short-lived NBC variety series. The Gift of the Magi was a TV musical. <mask> appeared on several shows, including The Ed Sullivan Show, The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, The Pat Boone Chevy Showroom, and The Bell Telephone Hour.He played Sky Masterson in Guys and Dolls while his wife reprised her Broadway role, and he also performed in a 1964 production of Bells Are Ringing with his wife. He co-hosted The Mike Douglas Show in the late 1960s. He appeared in nightclubs during the summer. He was in the original Broadway run of I Do! Carol Lawrence took over the role from Mary Martin. <mask> guest starred on McCloud. He had roles in Zero to Sixty and The Pilot.He was married to a woman from 1941 until 1967. They met when he was 19 and she was 16 on the set of a play, and it was love at first sight. The couple were the parents of four children. Ronald Wayne is a television producer. <mask>'s second marriage was to Elizabeth Schrafft on September 25, 1967, and they had one daughter, who was born in 1968. They were

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title: John Kyparissiotes

texts: <mask>, also known as Cyparissiotes, was a Byzantine theologian and the leading Anti-Palamite writer in the period that followed the deaths of Nikephoros Gregoras. He was the most systematic theologian of all the opponents of Gregory Palamas. None of his works have ever been translated into a modern language. Most of his works have been published in small printings in Greece since the 1950s, but they are hard to find in the West. There are few facts about Kyparissiotes. The Kyparissiotes family name can be found in Byzantine records from the tenth century onwards. It's possible that <mask> was born in Kyparissia, a town on the southwest coast of the Peloponnesus, but it's not certain.The level of sophistication of his writings suggests that he was educated in the Byzantine capital wherever he was born. He sided with the opponents of Palamas in the religious controversy over Hesychasm, which led to a civil war. He is the sole source for the information that the Palamites dragged the dead body of Nikephoros Gregoras through the streets after he died. Demetrios Kydones was the prime minister to <mask> Kantakouzenos and <mask> Palaiologos. After the monk Prochoros was condemned by Demetrios Kydones, Kyparissiotes decided to flee the country. He was living in Cyprus in 1372 according to a letter from Demetrios Kydones. 35).He received a monthly pension from the court of Pope Gregory XI

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title: John Kyparissiotes

texts: systematic Dogmatics in the manner of Western scholasticism was described by Albert Ehrhard. He distinguishes between a mystical and a negative theology. Affirmative theology deals with the divine emanations and names, negative theology with God's infinity, both in creatures and himself, and, finally, with divine simplicity. Each of the ten decades contains a further chapter. The imitation of the Scholastics is limited to its resemblances and only consists of passages from the fathers. Dionysius the Pseudo-Areopagite is the chief authority, followed by Athanasius, the three Cappadocians, Cyril of Alexandria, and <mask> of Damascus. The Greek text is not usually found in most Western libraries.Nine Hymns addressed to the Word of God are one of the works by <mask>es. The answer is no. There are references to the article "Palamite, Controverse" in A. Dictionniare de Théologie Catholique, vol. was written by Vacant et al. 11 (Paris, 1931), cols. The year 1777-1818. The article "Johannes Kyparissiotes" was written by B. Kotter.5 (Freiburg 1960), 1054–55. Maragoudaki and Stavros Th. ,  . The second edition ofAthens was published in 1985. The Lexikon der Palaiologenzeit is the Prosopographisches. No. VI, no. 13900.Alexander P. Kazhdan is the editor-in-chief of The Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium. New York, 1991), p. 1162. Greek Roman Catholics convert to Roman Catholicism from Eastern

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title: Nadia Petrova


title: Nadia Petrova

texts: 1 In the third round, Patty Schnyder was 2–6, 6–4, and 3–6.The world's top ranked woman was <mask>. Going into the French Open. She beat the three-time champion in the first round. Monica Seles lost her last professional match. She defeated Silvija 6–1, 6–1 and Marissa 6–1 to reach the fourth round. The seventh seed was stunned by Petrova, 6–3, 4–6, 6–3. In the quarterfinals, she defeated Vera Zvonareva 6–1, 4–6, 6–3 to reach her first ever Grand Slam semifinal.1 in the world. 2, Kim Clijsters, and despite having a set point in the first set, Petrova was beaten in straight sets. Her ranking went up to world No. 30. Elena Dementieva defeated Petrova in the semifinals but lost to the world No. 3, Justine Henin. At Wimbledon, Petrova wasseeded 29th and made it to the third round before losing to Venus Williams.She defeated Coetzer in the third round of the US Open. Lindsay Davenport 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


title: Nadia Petrova

texts: She beat Serena Williams before losing to Lindsay Davenport in the Amelia Island semifinals. Her ranking went up to a career high of No.7. She lost to Marlene Weingrtner in the third round of the 2003 French Open and failed to defend her semifinal points. She won the biggest win of her career at the US Open. Defending champion, Justine Henin, was defeated in the fourth round. It was the first victory for Petrova. 1. She lost to the eventual champion in the quarterfinals.Elena Bovina defeated <mask> in three sets in the semifinals. She lost to Vera Zvonareva in the Philadelphia semifinals. She was ranked the world's No. 1 for the year. There was a 40–25 singles record. In 2005, Petrova reached the fourth round of the Australian Open, but lost to Serena Williams in three sets. She reached her third career final at the German Open in May, but lost to Justine Henin. Her ranking went up.She stayed at 9 for two years before dropping out. At the French Open, Petrova defeated 17-year-old Ana Ivanovic in the quarterfinals before losing to Henin-Hardenne


title: Nadia Petrova

texts: tournament all year. She was ranked No. 1 in 2007. Her year-end ranking was her lowest in five years. The second seed in the 2008 Australian Open lost in the first round in Gold Coast 7–5, 5–7, 3–6, and in the second round in Sydney 5–7, 3–6 to Sybil. She was the 14th seed and won her three matches in straight sets to reach the fourth round of the Australian Open. She lost to Agnieszka Radwaska 6–1, 5–7, 0–6.The leader looked to be on her way to an easy victory. She won four points in the third set. At the Open Gaz de France in Paris, <mask> was the defending champion andseeded fifth, but lost in the first round to Kateryna Bondarenko. She was trailing 2–6, 2–1 in her first–round match against Medina Garrigues when she retired due to an upset stomach. She lost 4–6, 4–6 to Srebotnik. When she was forced to retire in the second round of Miami with a right quad strain, she was down 2–1 in the first set against Zheng Jie. In the first round of the German Open, Petrova defeated Srebotnik 7–6, 3–6, 7–6, but lost to Kirilenko in the second round.In the


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texts: Schnyder in straight sets to reach her third final of the season.She lost the title to Jelena Jankovi. 2, 4 and 6. Petrova's ranking moved back into the top 15 despite not winning the title. It was a result of reaching the final. At the Kremlin Cup in Moscow, she beat Wozniacki, but lost to Dementieva, who was the third seed. She lost 3–6, 2–6 to Radwaska in the quarterfinals at the Linz. At her final tournament of the season in Quebec City, she won her second title of the year, beating lucky loser Angela Haynes in the semifinals and Bethanie Mattek-Sands in the final.She is the second alternate for the Tour Championships if a player withdraws. This happened, and <mask> came in to replace Serena Williams. She was defeated by Dementieva 4–6, 6–4, 4–6. The world's top ranked woman finished the 2008 season. 11. At the beginning of 2009, she was the seventh seed at the Sydney International. She lost to Alizé Cornet in the first round.At the Australian Open, Petrova was the tenth seed. She lost to Vera Zvonareva in the fourth round. She moved back


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title: Nadia Petrova

texts: first semifinal of the year after beating three players in the first round and two more in the second. She defeated Flipkens, 6–4 and 6–2. She won her 11th WTA title in this year's final. It was her first title on grass, and she bounced back into the top 20 for the first time since March 2011. She lost in the third round at Wimbledon. This was the second time she had lost to him.The Mercury Insurance Open semifinals were won by Dominika Cibulkov. At the London Summer Olympics, she was defeated by top seed Victoria Azarenka in the third round. She advanced to the fourth round of the US Open despite being down 2–0 in the deciding set. The Pan Pacific Open had a 17th seed after the US Open. She defeated Peng of China in the first round. She defeated Simona Halep in the second round. She faced a tough battle against Petra in the third round.The sixth seed was upset by <mask>. She defeated Sam Stosur easily. The third seed faced the defending champion in the final, where she was the 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884


title: Marc Lafia

texts: <mask> is an artist, filmmaker, photographer, curator, educator, essayist and information architect. <mask>'s career as an artist began in the 1980's. <mask>'s works include commissioned films, online works in Java and flash, and multi-screen computational installations for the Walker Art Center. <mask>'s photographic works are speculative meditations on the new photographic conditions of the still image located in real and material exhibition galleries as well as in non-local emergent net galleries. In addition to teaching courses on film directing, acting for the camera, new media art practices, and graduate seminars in new media philosophy, methods, and practices, <mask> has lectured and taught at a number of institutions. The essays on the topics of new media art, computational cinema, and the nature of the image have been published. Art+Culture.com is a net-based archive and exploratorium of contemporary art and culture founded in 1998.The award-winning Art+Culture.com site is edited by <mask>. The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston used <mask>'s expertise as a creative strategist and information architect to conduct global media audits. There is a person in Brooklyn, New York. In the early years of his career, <mask> worked in the fields of 16mm filmmaking, advertising, and screenwriting. <mask> was a member of the Writers Guild of America when he wrote Iron Man and Judge Dredd for Ed Pressman films. Software won the Philip K. Dick Award in 1982. Iron Man, Judge Dredd, and Software were all made into films by writer-director teams that worked after <mask>'s writing.Madonna's Express Yourself (1989) won the MTV Best Female Video and Best Director awards. End of the Innocence won the MTV Best Male Performer award, and <mask> was a writer and conceptualist for Black or White. The migration of cinema art from beginnings in 16mm and

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title: Marc Lafia

texts: 35mm film formats evolving through digital channels into multi-screen digital film installations and transmedia works exhibited variously in international museums, art centers and festivals, as well as across the Internet, parallels the work of <mask> <mask>. The group exhibition Net_Condition at Zentrum fr Kunst und Medientechnologie featured an interactive narrative called Vandemar Memex or Laura Croft Stripped Bare by her Assassins, Even. The Net_Condition exhibition,curated by Peter Weibel and Timothy Druckrey, was meant to educate the viewer about the different methods with which reality is constructed in various media. The narrative construct of Lafia's Vandemar Memex was operated by the algorithmic structure of conditional statements. The diva is lost, a mystery is afoot, and the reader needs to face specific challenges to solve a specific riddle are part of the modulated plot structure of the Vandemar Memex.In 2002, the Vandemar Memex was shown in a museum in Israel. Ambient Machines was first exhibited at the Open Source Lounge in Athens, Greece in 2000. <mask>'s ideas about shared authorship, editorial control in film, and generativity of cinematic behavior from simple rules were further developed in Ambient Machines. The Ambient Machines could be interacted with through the Ambient Player user interface. <mask> provided the viewer with a menu of ambient music, from which they could choose from, such as Satie's After the Rain and Reich's Music for 18 Musicians. The viewer could save their creations for later viewing by other visitors to the Ambient Machines site. Ambient Machines was a finalist in the Art awards category of the New York flash film festival in 2001.Ambient Machines was exhibited in Paris, France, and Thailand in 2003 as an artist's co-author. In his many films, including the 35mm feature film Exploding Oedipus

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texts: (2001), <mask> invites the viewer to reset their viewing benchmarks as they experience the viewing possibilities mediated by the digital. Exploding Oedipus, a 35mm feature film, was shown at the Seattle International Film Festival in 2001. The narrative magnitude of <mask>'s feature film is achieved by the beauty and power of images he studies in his still photo works. The function of images in the construction of the reality of self is explored by Hilbert when he isolated himself in a seedy hotel where he could review and analyze images from home movies, from recalled memories, and from his wanderings through San Francisco's artistic sub In a process of self-organizing creation, Hilbert deconstructs and re-figures the images the viewer may assume. The Mill Valley Film Festival, 2001; the San Francisco Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, 2002; the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, 2002; and the Portland Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, 2002 all screened Exploding Oedipus.Possibilities of a Beautiful Love was one of the first multi-screen computational films created by <mask>. Variable Montage was created with Didi Fire and was exhibited in the Distributive film category at Future Cinema. The Variable Montage in the Future Cinema exhibition was held at Zentrum fr Kunst und Medientechnologie (ZKM), Karlsruhe, Germany, and the NTT InterCommunication Center (ICC), Tokyo. Lafia and Fire explored the migration of montage as a precise narrative grammatical device practiced by traditional cineastes to its infinitely variable form, when generated by computation, which becomes a montage that is more about construction than narration. Variable Montage marks the first prominence of Lafia's conception of the software as it could travel a trajectory of continuous iteration from which an excess of possibilities could emerge. Variable Montage is as

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texts: much an engine or structure for possible films as it is a film per se, according to the text written by <mask>. The difference of becoming rather than unfolding, where each time through the engine of a film becomes, reveals something essential about computation as an engine of possibility and something about cinema as a fixed machine of the particular.In 2004, the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Tate Online collaborated to create a new work for ArtPort, the Whitney Museum's portal to net art. Gillo Pontecorvo's 1966 film, The Battle of Algiers, was released on DVD. <mask> chose Pontecorvo's The Battle of Algiers as his subject for his next multi-screen computational and algorithmic film because it fascinated him and he recognized its dramaturgy suggested computational analysis. The collaborators spent a fair amount of time working out how to re-figure Pontecorvo's film to realize it as a work that was multi-spatial and happening iteratively in itself at different speeds, at different sizes, and in different places of the viewing plane. The viewer of the Lafia/Lin Battle of Algiers can either set off the work on its own or watch it evolve on its own. The viewer arrives at the recognition of the tactics used by the opposing groups of the Algerian resistance fighters and the French occupation soldiers by observing what is happening in the work. In the system <mask> and Lin created, their re-figuration of The Battle of Algiers becomes less about narration of the historic battle for Algerian independence that was ultimately won from the colonial French by a landslide vote on July 1, 1962, and more about power.The Battle of Algiers opened at the Whitney in June 2004 and then at the Tate Online: Intermedia Art in March 2006 and is perhaps <mask>'s best known and deepest investigation of systems. Permutations are multi-screen films

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texts: <mask> started in 2005 that he produced once a day with a Canon Xapshot digital camera over a period of several years that can be viewed at Lafia's Cinema Engine site. <mask> continued to pursue his interest in the image-sound relationship through permutation as he played and composed in a software environment created in MAS MSP. Lafia's investigations of the cinematic potentialities of digital excess and release from the constraints of classic film grammar have been further advanced. Daniel Coffeen states in his essay that Paradise is good. There is a messy movie that moves, and it is also an erotic film without a single shot of nudity and just one simple kiss. <mask>'s film uses the cumulative effect of a film that joyously embraces flux and shapes chaos, using as its fulcrum a "profound reckoning with the very limits of the moving image."Photography Lafia embraces Timothy Druckrey's challenge to reconceptualize the formation, function, and reception of the image. <mask>'s recent project, F4 The Photography Desktop Collective, is one of the notable advancements of the possibilities of images, as he comments on the history of images contemporaneous to exploring the emerging conditions. The website Art+Culture: How things go together is a complex contextual engine to the worlds of arts and culture. <mask> designed the Art+Culture site to feature an engine that can generate a cloud of connections between artists in a variety of arts with the result that the connections can reveal surprising, playful, interesting or inspiring relationships between artists. In the same way that <mask>'s machines advance cinematic exploration and creation, a visitor or member of Art+Culture can explore and discover the worlds of art and culture. The Battle of Algiers at the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Tate Online: Intermedia Art are notable

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title: Gary Gulman

texts: <mask> was born in 1970 and is an American stand-up comedian. He was a finalist in the second and third seasons of Last Comic Standing. <mask>: Boyish Man was his first television special and his first CD. He has released two other comedy albums and three other comedy specials. <mask> was born in 1970 to Barbara and <mask>. He was raised in a Jewish family and is the youngest of three brothers. Before he was two years old, his parents divorced and his family struggled financially.Gulman said he was a sensitive kid who enjoyed drawing and painting and playing basketball. He attended a high school. He was recruited to play football after his junior year of high school. Boston College gave a football scholarship to Gulman. He was a tight end during his freshman year. He credits the time he spent playing football in college as one of the main reasons he recognized and began to seek help for his lifelong struggle with depression and for his later pursuit of a career in comedy. In 1993 he graduated with a degree in accounting and wanted to become a CPA like his brothers.He went to comedy club open mics while working as an accountant at the Big Six accounting firm. He began working as a substitute

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title: Gary Gulman

texts: teacher, where he was well known for trying out his stand-up routines on high-school students before bringing them to the stage at night. Comedy career <mask>'s comedy is about absurd observations. He has performed on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Late Show with David Letterman, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, and Jimmy Kimmel Live! <mask> starred in a one-hour Comedy Central special called <mask>: Boyish Man. In This Economy?, which aired on December 8, 2012 was his second Comedy Central special. In 1993 Gulman began performing at open mics in the Boston area.After moving to Los Angeles, where he had received development deals, he began to pursue stand-up full time. None of the shows he worked on were picked up by a television network. In 1999 he performed on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. He performed on the Late Show with David Letterman. In 2003 he was a contestant on the second season of the NBC reality-talent show Last Comic Standing. He finished third in season 2 behind John Heffron and Alonzo Bodden. The third season of the show was filmed in 2004.He released his first comedy album after Last Comic Standing. Tourgasm was a documentary

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texts: series that he appeared in with other comedians. In order to have more opportunities to perform stand-up, Gulman moved to New York City. The Comedy All-Stars was hosted by <mask> in 2008. Gulman did stand-up on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and Jimmy Kimmel Live! The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson is one of the shows. In 2012 a new Comedy Central special was released.The show was filmed in Boston. He performed on the Late Show with David Letterman for the second time. In May of last year, Gulman appeared on Inside Amy Schumer. In April of that year he performed for the first time on Late Night and in June of that year he was a guest on The Pete Holmes Show. He was a guest on Jimmy Pardo's show on four different occasions: October 23, 2014, December 8, 2016 and January 31, 2019. Among the best stand-ups working today are Brian Regan, John Mulaney, and Maria Bamford. It's About Time 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 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 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


title: Gary Gulman

texts: 2019. He describes the show as "a hybrid, where I do a documentary about my recovery, treatment, and my hospitalization, and then I do stand-up." It includes conversations with his wife, his psychiatrist, and his mother.Gulman stated that he had retired from life because of his depression for more than two years. He felt sad and anxious when he got back on stage, and his way of dealing with that was to joke about it, leading to the idea for the special. The negative depictions of hospitalization like One Flew Over the Cuckoo's nest and Girl, Interrupted scared him so much that he credits his psychiatrist with guiding him through medication, treatment and hospitalization. He hopes that sharing his experience will help to destigmatize medication and therapy. There was a small role for Gulman in the film. <mask> uses his struggle with depression and anxiety in his comedy. The first time he was seen, he was married to Sadé Pilot.They live in New York City with their dogs. The man is 6' tall. <mask>man: Boyish Man is a Comedy Central special. Is it possible to defend in this economy? Interview from July 2005 at comedycouch.com American male comedians Jewish American male comedians Last Comic

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title: Takhir Sabirov

texts: One of the most notable figures of the Tajik cinema is <mask>. He is known as the "founding father" of the One Thousand and One Nights dynasty due to his creation of the Scheherazade trilogy. <mask> is also known as Takhir. Mastona Sobir Zoda was the daughter of the Duke of Samarkand, known as Tura-zoda. <mask> was the youngest of five siblings. He has two sons and three daughters. He completed the Performing Arts discipline at the State Art Institute of Theatrical Arts.The Russian Academy of Theatre Arts (GITIS) in Moscow, Russia was where he obtained his Directorial discipline in 1951. His first film, "Roh" (Russian title: ороа) produced by Mosfilm initiated him into the film industry, but the role of Yodgor in "Dokhunda" (1956) sparked his career and was followed by several successful roles. The first comedy musical motion picture in the Cinema of Tajikistan was directed by him. He introduced the Tajik film industry to the world with his films. The International Film Festival of Asia and Africa nominated his film "Smert' Rostovshika" in 1968. The Arabic folktale One Thousand and One Nights was the basis of his trilogy of "New Tales of Scheherazade", "Another Night of

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texts: Scheherazade" and "The Last Night of Scheherazade". One of the first Tajik film productions that achieved distribution beyond Russian borders was the Scheherazade trilogies.He also starred as King Shahryar in the trilogy, which is more true to his own heritage of royalty. He became a cultural icon. He never stopped filming despite the obstacles he had faced. One of the major film directors of his time, he is known in the Tajik film industry. As an Art Director, he established entrepreneurial joint venture "Movarounnahr Joint Venture". Although he was involved in many fields of the film industry, he always had time to teach and inspire students and apprentices. He was on the judging committee at the 21st Moscow International Film Festival in 1999.He was the first Tajik film director to be honored with the position of a film judge. He was a guest at the 55th (LV) Cannes Film Festival in 2002. He was involved in film production in his 70s. He died with his film still in production. "<mask> <mask> Street" was named after him in 2003 because of his contributions in the Cinema of Tajikistan. A.S.Barnes & Co., Inc. was founded in 1977. The State Art Institute of Theatrical Arts is located

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title: Peter Cormack

texts: <mask> is a former international football player and manager. In the early 1970s, he played 178 times forLiverpool and won two league titles, one FA Cup and two UEFA Cup medals. Cormack played for a number of teams. He was a member of the Scotland squad that did not advance out of the group stage of the 1974 World Cup, but he did collect nine full caps for the Scotland national football team. Partick Thistle, Anorthosis FC, Cowdenbeath and Greenock Morton were managed by <mask>. He worked as an assistant manager and interim manager. <mask> was born in Edinburgh, Scotland and is described on his profile as playing career style of play.The website was described as a skillful player with an eye for goal and a classy player who loved to entertain. His fiery competitive nature earned him several altercations with officialdom, as he was described as a skinny kid built like a greyhound. According to a popular Hibs player of the time, <mask> could do everything. Cormack could play anywhere, out wide, in the middle of the field, up front and even in goal as he once demonstrated when keeping a clean sheet for most of the match against St Mirren after

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title: Peter Cormack

texts: goalkeeper Willie Wilson had gone off injured. He had a natural ability to hang in the air and offer a serious attacking threat. He ran by running on the balls of his feet. Cormack did extra training with <mask> and John Murphy when he was a footballer.With a background in cross country running, he was able to tire out opponents to allow space for himself. <mask> was signed by Heart of Midlothian when he was a child. He was the first ground staff boy at the park since Tommy Walker. Cormack left after a grass cutting machine damaged a wall. Cormack was signed by cross city rivals Hibernian. He scored on his first team debut after impressing in the reserves. During the 12 months Jock Stein was at Hibs, his best season was 1964-65.Stein managed Celtic until the end of the season in 1965, when he left. Cormack scored twice in one of the three victories against Rangers. Cormack and Hibs beat Real Madrid 2–0 in a challenge match at Easter Road three days later. Cormack volleyed home a cross from Neil Martin. Hibs lost in the Scottish Cup semi final to Dunfermline Athletic after Stein was replaced by Bob Shankly. Cormack was not able to progress past

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title: Peter Cormack

texts: the quarter final stage. Cormack's most significant win in Europe was against S.S.C. in 1967.Dino Zoff is from Napoli. The first leg was in Italy. <mask> scored the third as Hibs won the second leg. At the time, Napoli were the league leaders. F.C. was knocked out by Hibs. <mask> scored a double in Porto's 3–0 home leg win. They were eliminated by Don Revie's Leeds United in the quarter final.Cormack scored 75 goals in 182 games for Hibs. He was sold in 1970 after being given a three-month suspension by the authorities in Scotland. The Hibs team played in the United Soccer Association as "Toronto City" during the summer of 1967. Cormack was signed by Matt Gillies atNottingham Forest. Cormack was fourth in the league after six games, but Forest started the season well. They slid down the table to finish in 16th. He scored 15 times in 74 league games and 20 times in 86 in his two seasons at the City Ground.Neil Martin joined in 1971. In 1972 Forest were demoted from the top flight after finishing second from the bottom of the league. <mask> signed for the club four days before his 26th birthday. Cormack was told by Shankly that he was the final

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texts: piece in the jigsaw of the team and that he became an important part of the team. <mask> made his Reds debut in a 2–1 defeat to Derby County on September 2, 1972 at the Baseball Ground. His first goal was in a 4–2 win against Wolves. In October he headed the only goal of the game with 13 minutes to go for a home win.Cormack's goal two minutes into the second half of the League match against Leeds United in April 1973, gave the Reds a 2–0 win and helped them win the title for the first time since 1966. <mask> scored in the second round against AEK Athens. In the semi-final, the Reds defeated Spurs and went on to win the trophy. Cormack played both legs of the 3–2 aggregate win. Chris Lawler provided the high cross for the first goal. <mask> played 52 games and scored 10 goals. The FA Cup Final was <mask>'s second season and he won it.<mask> and Brian Hall played in the final. In the FA Cup run, he played in all eight games and in all 42 league matches, two of them as a substitute, as the Reds finished second in the league. He played 57 games and scored 11 times. Cormack scored a penalty in the 1974 FA Charity Shield to start his third season with

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texts: the club. His next goal was in the 11–0 thumping of Norwegian minnows Strmsgodset in the European Cup Winners' Cup, still a club record win. The Derby County F.C. finished second in the league that season. Cormack scored three goals.In 1975, <mask>'s fourth season at Anfield, they won the League and the Cup. Cormack played in both legs of the first round win against his former club. Cormack was a starter until the end of October. He did not make the team sheet in the next six games. He started four of the next five games, including a crucial 2–0 home win against Queens Park Rangers that put the Reds in top spot. The 1–0 home league win against Manchester City was the last of those four games. Cormack scored the only goal in the game.After the game, a long-standing problem with knee cartilage cracked and caused an injury. He missed the rest of the season because he lost his place in the team and never played in the first team again. He was an unused substitute in the 1976 FA Charity Shield win. Cormack scored 21 times in 125 league games. He scored 26 goals in 178 first team games. Cormack joined Alan Dicks's Bristol City for half a million


title: Peter Cormack

texts: of them up.There is a news board on the Highfield Road. The score was 2–2 at the time. Both teams played out a draw. Cormack won the Anglo-Scottish Cup in 1978 despite not challenging for major honours. The two-legged final was played between City and Alex Ferguson. Cormack scored the winner as City beat their hosts 2–1 in the first leg. City won the aggregate after the 1–1 return leg draw.He scored 15 goals in Bristol. <mask> returned to Hibernian in February 1980 and lined up alongside George Best. At the end of that season, Hibs were demoted from Scotland's top flight. He played over 300 games for Hibs. He scored once in 20 league games. He moved into management in December. He won his first full cap for Scotland in 1966 in a friendly against Brazil.The 1966 World Cup was to be held in England and Brazil was getting ready to play. The Scots held the World Champs to a 1–1 draw on <mask>'s debut. He collected nine full caps when he played for Hibs and Forest. He was selected for the Scotland squad for the 1974 World Cup. Cormack didn't cross the touchline for any game time as the Scots returned home with a win and two draws after the group

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texts: stage. <mask> was a member of the Scottish League XI. He was appointed Partick Thistle manager on December 5, 1980, succeeding Bertie Auld who was in charge of Hibs.Thistle finished sixth in the top flight at the end of Cormack's first season there. They were demoted after finishing 9th in the division. They missed out on promotion after finishing fourth. Celtic and Aberdeen knocked them out of the cup competition in the last eight. After finishing third in the 1983/84 season, Thistle missed out on promotion again. Cormack left at the end of the 1983–84 season. He played for Thistle once in the league.He was the manager of Anorthosis Famagusta in Cyprus. He was an assistant to Alex Miller when he was the manager of the Botswana national football team. Cormack had two games in charge of Saints as interim manager after Miller was appointed manager of Hibs. Cormack followed Miller to Hibs again. The team that 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 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


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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 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 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 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 He was appointed manager of Cowdenbeath in 2000. Cowdenbeath was promoted at the end of the season.<mask>'s side never played a game after he was fired. He took over at Greenock Morton in Scotland's third tier in 2001. He left in March of the following season, when Ton finished bottom of the division. <mask> went into the business of karaoke. <mask> was a professional football player. Cormack spent a number of years on the after-dinner speaking circuit and now works in his garden and helps with his six grandchildren. <mask> was a lower league football player in Scotland.The FA Cup, Charity Shield, and Anglo-Scottish Cup were Honours Football League Division 1. The players


title: Sandy Pollack

texts: <mask> was an American Communist activist. She was involved in the founding of the Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador, which was the focus of two controversial FBI investigations. Her personal contact with the brother of a Communist leader was called into question due to possible violations of the Foreign Agents Registration Act. The alleged support of terrorist activities by or on behalf of the Frente Farabundo Mart para la Liberacin Nacional was brought to the attention of the other concerned. There was no evidence to support the first case. She died in a plane crash before the second case was settled. <mask> was the daughter of Dr. Cecelia and Mr. <mask>.Her father was Polish. The "Inter-sensory Reading Method" was developed by her mother and she wrote an academic piece on the Cuban literacy campaign titled Teaching Reading in the Cuban Primary Schools. She was raised in Queens, New York. Her parents participated in protests against military recruitment at high schools and hosted YES Club gatherings in their home. <mask> married Terry Cannon, son of prize-winning novelist Josephine Johnson and Grant Cannon editor in chief of the Farm Quarterly, in 1971 after having met in Cuba while both were attending a celebration to commemorate the disastrous July 26, 1953 armed attack on the Moncada Barracks in Cuba by a band of rebels She was killed in a plane crash in 1985. <mask>'s political mentor was decades her senior.The National School for Mexican Cadres was established in Los Angeles by the National Education Committee of the US Communist Party in the 1950s and was co-helmed by Moreau. During her junior year in college at Boston University, she became a member of the CPUSA and attended daily meetings. <mask> was a communist. She was committed to the mass anti-war movement and the Communist

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title: Sandy Pollack

texts: Party. She worked on the International and Peace and Solidarity Committees. In response to the assassination of Martin Luther King, she helped organize Boston University's largest demonstration to date. She was involved in the 1968 Chicago Democratic Convention protests.There was a protest at the Republican National Convention in 1972. The Tricontinental News Service was founded by her and her husband. One of the few sources for Vietnamese, Cuban and Palestinian political text was TNS, which was the only source of Vietnamese radio accounts of the Christmas bombings of Hanoi. The Boston Tenants Action Council took on slumlords using direct action because of the work of the Students for a Democratic Society. She was the office manager of the Young Worker's Liberation League and the New York office of the Young Communist League. Davis was acquitted on charges related to the murder of a Marin County Superior Court Judge. In 1989 the World Peace Council admitted that it received 90 percent of its funding from the Soviet Union.She was responsible for the council's international solidarity activities and in that capacity she organized US tours for Reverend Ernesto Cardenal the Nicaraguan revolutionary poet, liberation theologian, and now Nobel Laureate, as well as a group of South African students. The largest march in history was held in New York City in 1982 to protest against the nuclear build up between the US and the Soviet Union. According to the press, some 200 lawyers and an additional 1,500 civilian "peacekeepers" would be dispersed along the route. In testimony to the House Intelligence Committee on July 14, 1982, the FBI claimed that soviet front groups were actively involved in the march, but they were unable to produce evidence of significant soviet influence. <mask> said that they were just a way of


title: Sandy Pollack

texts: trying to reduce the legitimacy of the peace movement. The National Conference on Nicaragua was hosted by the USPC and NACLA in February of 1979. She was involved in both roles as a USPC and CPUSA representative.The conference passed a resolution to hold demonstrations, educate Congress, and call for a boycott of Nicaraguan goods. She was a member of the national council of the Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador for the rest of her life. The organization, which grew to have over 300 regional chapters, came under scrutiny by the DOJ and FBI after it was alleged that the brother of a Communist Party leader was seized by the Salvadoran National Guard during raids on rebel safehouses. A story about the diary made its way into a John Birch Society publication and a Republican House of Representative staffer passed it on to the FBI. According to the diary, Farid's visit to the US and his meetings with <mask>, in her dual capacity as USPC andCPUSA representative, and with the WOLA, NCC,Amnesty International, Congressmembers, and others with the expressed and sole purpose of creating a solidarity network in From August to December 1981 the FBI conducted a 3-month inquiry into whether or not the organization was a front for the communists. There were two founding conferences, one on each coast, in which various Salvadoran rebels participated.According to her biography published by the US Peace Council, this was only a few months after Handal's trip in May 1980, during which he met with <mask>, but she served as his interpreter and arranged meetings with affinity groups and Congress members for him in DC. According to members of the Los Angeles chapter, they had been informally working together for a year before the founding conference. The FBI couldn't prove that the diary was authentic or that

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texts: it was the control of a foreign entity. The case was dropped because of new developments. The World Front in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador was established in Mexico City in 1982. The World Federation of Trade Unions was one of the founding organizations. By March 1983, the FBI had received enough information to open a full investigation into whether or not CISPES was providing financial and other types of aid in support of the terrorist activities of the FDR.The initial scope of the investigation only covered the leaders of the organization, but later included all of the chapters as well as nearly 200 other groups that had no connection to the organization. The new investigation was mostly based on information supplied by Frank Varelli, who the FBI later admitted had not been vetting properly and should never have been taken seriously. While public knowledge was that the US was coordinating efforts to provide humanitarian aid to Salvadorans living in rebel controlled areas, they were unable to show funding of rebel military or terrorist activities. After <mask>'s death, the investigation was closed. Six FBI personnel were reprimanded and the FBI officer responsible for handling Varelli resigned after inquiries into the handling of the investigation. The first Venceremos brigade trip took place in Cuba. The US ban on travel to Cuba is a component of the US embargo.It arranges illegal trips to the island for visitors to doarity work. Construction or agricultural. These trips will continue today. According to statements made to the FBI by a Cuban Intelligence officer who defected in 1983, the brigade was conceived and controlled by a Cuban Intelligence officer who was a political counselor at the Cuban Mission. When she returned to Cuba in 1971, she became the national leader of the brigade. A wide


title: Sandy Pollack

texts: range of activists from around the country made up the organization. There was a challenge that sometimes erupted.The New York group of Black Nationalism was divided by a group in St. Louis. She was active in Venceremos brigade leadership until her death 16 years later. Many of the Cuban diplomats who served in the US wrote poems and letters of sympathy for her in her biography. A paper titled "Reaganomics: Cornerstone of US Aggression" was presented at a peace conference in Cuba. She boarded a plane in Havana on January 19 for Managua. No one survived the crash of the plane after take-off. The vice-president of the Central Bank of Nicaragua, the international relations director of the Sandinista trade unions, the young daughter of a Sandinista commander, and the wife and infant of the Nicaraguan ambassador to Cuba were on board with <mask>.Thousands of Cubans attended a ceremony for the victims. Castro placed a wreath on her grave. <mask>'s parents wrote a letter to the families of the victims, thanking them for their support in defense of the Cuban and Nicaraguan revolutions, according to Cuba's newswire Prensa Latina. It is symbolic that she spent her last hours in Cuba. A memorial was held at the church two weeks after her death. It was attended by diplomats of Communist countries, representatives of Marxist insurgencies, exiled leaders, and fellow traveller foot soldiers. Rev.<mask> may not have believed in God, but God believed in <mask>. "Reaganomics: Cornerstone of US Aggression." The conference presentation was about Cubano por la Paz. The US Peace Council is raising money. 1985. Reagan vs. Reality in Central America.The new world review. August 1983 "Quagmire in Central America." Political matters. May 1982. The World Peace Council and the US Peace Council have links to the Communist Party

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title: Jack Anderson (columnist)

texts: One of the fathers of modern investigative journalism was <mask>. <mask> won the 1972 Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting for his investigation on secret U.S. policy decision-making between the United States and Pakistan. In addition to his newspaper career, <mask> also had a national radio show on the Mutual Broadcasting System, acted as Washington bureau chief of Parade magazine, and was a commentator on ABC-TV's Good Morning America for nine years. The Nixon administration's investigation and harassment of John Lennon, the continuing activities of fugitive Nazi officials in South America, and the savings and loan crisis were all reported by <mask>. He was credited with breaking the story of the Iran–Contra affair under President Reagan. The story had become too close to Reagan, so the scoop was spiked. <mask> was born in Long Beach, California, to a Mormon family who were members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.He was raised in Salt Lake City, Utah. He served two years as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Southern States Mission. <mask> began writing the Boy Scouts Column for The Deseret News at the age of 12. His first article was published in The Murray Eagle. He was the editor of his high school newspaper. He joined The Salt Lake Tribune in 1940 and was involved in infiltrating Mormon fundamentalist sects. He joined the United States Merchant Marine in 1944 and served on cargo ships that went to India.He became a war correspondent in Chungking, China, in the spring of 1945, after he resigned from the Merchant Marine. After World War II ended, he was drafted into the United States Army and served until the fall of 1946. While in the Army, <mask> worked on the Shanghai edition of Stars and Stripes, which was produced by troops and XMHA. <mask> was hired by Drew

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title: Jack Anderson (columnist)

texts: Pearson to work on his column, the "Merry-Go-Round". <mask> gave his own name to the column, Washington Merry-go-Round, after Pearson died in 1969. <mask>'s column was published in nearly a thousand newspapers and reached an audience of 40 million people. He and J. Peter Grace founded Citizens Against Government Waste.<mask> feuded with Hoover when he exposed the Mafia, a threat that Hoover had downplayed. Hoover was harassed and retaliated into the 1970s. <mask> was described as "lower than the vomit of vultures" by Hoover. <mask> told his staff to go through Hoover's garbage, a tactic the FBI used to surveil political dissidents. The public and press were influenced by <mask>'s revelations about Hoover. <mask> and Senator Joseph McCarthy exchanged information from sources. <mask> reluctantly followed Pearson after he went after McCarthy.In the mid-1960s, <mask> exposed the corruption of Senator Thomas J. Dodd and unearthed a memo by an ITT executive admitting the company made large donations to Richard Nixon's campaign to so that Nixon would stymie anti-trust prosecution. His reporting on Nixon-ITT corruption earned him a place on the master list of Nixon's political opponents. The Case Against Congress was published in 1968. In 1971 the director of the CIA, Richard Helms, had a wiretap on <mask>'s phone. The John F. Kennedy assassination was one of the topics that <mask> covered. <mask>'s column sometimes published incorrect information. <mask> withdrew a story accusing Thomas Eagleton of multiple drunk driving arrests during the 1972 presidential race.Eagleton was dropped from the ticket because of the damage done to his campaign. <mask> was the target of an assassination plot. Two Nixon administration conspirators admitted under oath that they plotted to kill <mask>. White House "plumbers" G. Gordon Liddy and E. Howard Hunt

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title: Jack Anderson (columnist)

texts: met with a CIA agent to discuss ways to kill <mask>. The plot was aborted after the Watergate break-in. Nixon was angry with <mask>. <mask>'s election-eve story about a secret loan from Howard Hughes to Nixon's brother was blamed for Nixon's loss of the 1960 presidential election.The story of the Glomar Explorer, a ship constructed under tight security by the CIA to recover the lost nuclear-armed Soviet submarine K-129, broke to a nationwide audience in 1975. <mask> said he published the story because Navy experts told him that the project is a waste of taxpayers' money and that the sunken sub contains no real secrets. <mask> hosted a two-hour prime-time television special called American Expose: Who Murdered JFK? The Warren Commission did not reveal the true findings of the assassination of John F. Kennedy, according to the program. <mask>'s theory was based on interviews with mobster John Roselli who said he learned of a conspiracy through mob sources. An actor played Roselli in the re-enactment of <mask>'s conversations with him. According to <mask>, Cuban leader Castro wanted Kennedy killed in order to retaliate for the CIA plots to kill Castro, and La Cosa Nostra in the United States opposed him due to his brother Robert F. Kennedy's efforts as US Attorney General against organized crime.He said that Santo Trafficante, Carlos Marcello, and Jimmy Hoffa had the "motive and means to kill the president". President Lyndon B. Johnson was accused of covering up the CIA plot for fear that it would cause a war with the Soviet Union. According to <mask>'s report, private photographic analysts concluded that the shot that killed Kennedy came from the front, and that E. Howard Hunt and James Earl Ray were depicted in photographs of the "three tramps". Hunt said on the program that he had witnesses who could prove he wasn't in Dallas.

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texts: An AP writer described it as a "bizarre allegation" and <mask> provided no explanation of their alleged connection. Steve Daily of the Chicago Tribune said that <mask>'s conclusion that organized crime was responsible for the assassination was based on circumstantial evidence and the word of dead mobster Johnny Roselli. The Los Angeles Times wrote that it was "tawdry and strident" and that <mask>'s "so-called evidence was unclear, unconvincing and untrustworthy."The Deseret News said that <mask> was trying to rewrite history. In 1989, <mask> brought a gun to an interview in the office of Bob Dole, the Senate minority leader. Congress changed the rules for reporters' access to the Capitol and politicians after he was reprimanded. The byline of <mask>'s column was shared by Les Whitten. A staff of "legmen" on <mask>'s payroll earned little but gained valuable reporting experience. Brit Hume, a television reporter for ABC News and Washington managing editor for the Fox News Channel, was one of <mask>'s legmen who went out into the field and gathered the information. <mask> was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 1986.<mask> retired from his syndicated column at the age of 81. On December 17, 2005, he died of Parkinson's disease. Kevin said in April 2006 that FBI agents had approached his mother to get access to his father's files. This was linked to the Lawrence Franklin espionage scandal. FBI spokesmen said that <mask>'s archives contained classified information and that they wanted to remove it before it was made public. The agents were looking for documents related to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. The FBI gave up its pursuit of the archive in November of 2006The archive contains <mask>'s CIA file, along with information he had compiled about prominent public figures such as Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, and

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title: Malala Yousafzai

texts: The name of the Pakistani activist for female education and a winner of the Peace Prize is often referred to as "Malala", and her husband is a winner of the Peace Prize. She is the world's youngest winner of a prize. She is known for her advocacy for the rights of women and children in her native Pakistan, where the Taliban banned girls from attending school. She has become the country's most prominent citizen according to the former Prime Minister of Pakistan. The daughter of an educational activist was born to a Pashtun family. Her family ran a chain of schools. She was inspired by her father's thoughts and humanitarian work.In early 2009, when she was 11 years old, she wrote a post about her life during the Taliban's occupation of the valley. Adam B. Ellick made a New York Times documentary about her life as the Pakistan military invaded the region. She gave interviews in print and on television and was nominated for the International Children's Peace Prize. There was an assassination attempt on <mask> and two other girls in October of 2012 and the shooter fled the scene. <mask> was hit in the head with a bullet and remained unconscious and in critical condition at the Rawalpindi Institute of Cardiology, but her condition later improved enough for her to be transferred to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in the UK. She received a lot of support after the attempt on her life. She may have become the most famous teenager in the world.A group of 50 leading Muslim clerics in Pakistan issued a fatw against those who tried to kill her. Pakistan was denounced by governments, human rights organizations and feminist groups. The Taliban in Pakistan responded to the condemnation with plans for a

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texts: possible second assassination attempt, which they felt was justified as a religious obligation. Their statements resulted in international condemnation. <mask> became an activist for the right to education after her recovery. She co-founded the Malala Fund with Shiza Shahid. She co-authored I Am Malala, an international best seller.In 2012 she received Pakistan's first National Youth Peace Prize. She was one of the co-recipients of the peace prize. She was 17 years old at the time. She was the subject of an Oscar-nominated documentary in 2015. She was one of the most influential people in the world in the three issues of Time magazine. She was the youngest person to address the House of Commons of Canada. <mask> completed her secondary school education in England.She obtained a place at Oxford University where she studied for a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics for three years. She graduated in 2020. <mask> was born into a lower-middle-class family on July 12 1997 in the Swat District of Pakistan. She is the daughter of two people. Her family is Sunni Muslim of Pashtun ethnicity. The family didn't have enough money for a hospital birth and <mask> was born at home with the help of neighbours. She was named after a famous Pashtun poet and warrior woman from southern Afghanistan.She lived at her house with her family and two chickens. Fluent in Pashto, Urdu and English, <mask> was educated mostly by her father, a poet, school owner and an educational activist himself. She once said that she wanted to become a doctor, but her father encouraged her to become a politician. After her two brothers were sent to bed, Ziauddin allowed his daughter to stay up at night and

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texts: talk about politics. She started speaking about education rights when her father took her to speak at the local press club. How dare the Taliban take away my right to education? She asked in a speech covered by newspapers and television channels.She was a peer educator in the Institute for War and Peace Reporting's Open Minds Pakistan youth programme, which worked in the region's schools to help students engage in constructive discussion on social issues through journalism, public debate and dialogue. Aamer Ahmed Khan and his colleagues came up with a novel way of covering the growing influence of the Taliban in the area. They asked a girl to write about her life there. Their correspondent in Peshawar, Abdul Hai Kakar, had been in touch with a local school teacher, but could not find any students willing to report, as their families considered it too dangerous. He suggested his own daughter, 11-year-old <mask>. The Taliban in Pakistan banned television, music, girls' education, and women from shopping when they took over the valley. There were beheaded policemen displayed in town squares.The parents of a girl named Aisha stopped her from writing a diary because they were afraid of Taliban reprisals. <mask> was four years younger and in seventh grade at the time. We didn't know much about how ordinary people lived under the Taliban, but we had been covering the violence and politics in the area. Because they were worried about <mask>'s safety, the editors insisted she use a different name. The name "Gul Makai" was taken from a character in a Pashtun folktale. Her first entry was posted on January 3, 2009. She gave the notes to the reporter who scanned and e-mailed them.As military

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