title: Alexander Skarsgård

texts: Beyond the Pole. The suit-maker chose Skarsgrd to model a new look. The ad campaign was photographed by Annie Leibovitz. True Blood stars Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer were on the cover of Rolling Stone. In the year of 2011, Skarsgrd starred in the film Melancholia. He played a newlywed in the film and also co-stars with his father in the film.Straw Dogs, a remake of the 1971 film of the same name, was filmed that year. The small town setting was transferred from Cornwall to Mississippi by the remake's director, Rod Lurie, who described Venner as "an ex- football star gone to seed". The film was released in September of 2011. In Peter Berg's Battleship, which was an adaptation of the game, Skarsgrd was a part. The film had a poor performance at the box office. He was in Scott McGehee and David Siegel's film What Maisie Knew, an adaptation of the Henry James novel. He was a part of the ensemble cast in Henry Alex Rubin'sDisconnect thriller.In Zal Batmanglij's The East, Skarsgrd starred with Brit Marling and Elliot Page. He played a man in The Diary of a Teenage Girl who began an affair with his girlfriend's daughter. It was released in August of 2015. Skarsgrd admitted his excitement about playing the role without justifying or condoning his behavior, as well as being intentional about finding nuances in the character's predatory quality. He played the title character in the film The Legend of Tarzan. For 7 months, Skarsgrd worked on the part. The film did not do well at the box office.It received mixed reviews. War on Everyone was a black comedy film that was released that year. Nicole Kidman and <mask>grd played abusive husband and wife in the drama series Big Little Lies. He said his character was violent because of his


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texts: internal conflicts about needing his wife. The series received universal praise. The first season finale of The Hollywood Reporters was reviewed by Daniel Fienberg. The Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting actor in a limited series or movie went to Skarsgrd.He played a silent bartender in a science fiction film that was released in February of last year. He played a secret man in The Little Drummer Girl, a series about political violence in Europe in 1979. Positive reviews of it were received. He played a sensitive German architect in The Aftermath. He played the prime minister of Canada in Long Shot. Critics liked the film and praised the minor role played by <mask>, who made a meal out of it. It had an unsuccessful commercial performance.The Stand, a CBS All Access mini-series, was based on the 1978 novel of the same name by Stephen King and starred <mask>rd as Randall Flagg, a charming demon. It lasted from December 2020 to February 2021. The film earned positive reviews and commercial success. The third season of Succession will feature a return of Skarsgrd. He is set to appear in two films. A football fan, Skarsgrd supports a club in his hometown. He donated several items to the club's auction in October of 2010.He received a degree from the university in 2011. He identifies as a feminist. The Ambassador for the American team was Skarsgrd. He trekked to the South Pole with Team UK and Team Canada/Australia. Due to hazardous terrain and weather conditions, the competition part of the trek was canceled a few days into the trek, but the teams continued together and reached the South Pole on December 13th. References External links 1976 births Living people 20th-century Swedish male actors 21st-century Swedish

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title: Henry Benson, Baron Benson

texts: He was an advisor to the Bank of England and the president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. Alexander and Florence Cooper were the parents of Francis Cooper of Cooper Brothers & Co. He joined the company at the age of 25 and became a partner two years later. After the Second World War, he joined the Grenadier Guards as a second lieutenant and went on to work for the Special Operations Executive and the Ministry of Supply. He was the first non-American to be elected to the Accounting Hall of Fame. He is well-known within the legal profession for his work on the Benson Commission, a report which was used to create the Courts and Legal Services Act 1990. Alexander and Florence Cooper were the parents of Francis Cooper, one of the founding fathers of Coopers & Lybrand.He graduated from Parktown Boys' High School in 1925. During a visit to London when he was 14, <mask> and his mother had a meeting at Cooper Brothers, where the partners made him an offer of employment as soon as he left school. He began working as an articled clerk after taking up the offer. Out of 1088 candidates, <mask> was fourth in the final examination after coming eleventh in the intermediate examination. He joined Cooper Brothers & Co at the age of 25 and became a partner in 1934. After the start of the Second World War, his uncle D'Arcy Cooper encouraged him to become a second lieutenant in the Grenadier Guards. During his time at Windsor Castle, he wrote a report on improving the ways in which the soldiers communicated.He was promoted to Major in 1942 and stayed there for two years before being promoted to Colonel and assigned to the Ministry of Supply. When he left the army in 1945, he was an acting brigadier and was in charge of 100,000 people. He was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire after leaving the army. After

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title: Henry Benson, Baron Benson

texts: returning to Coopers after the end of the Second World War, <mask> became enthusiastic about expanding the firm, something the firm's senior partner Stuart Cooper disagreed with. After several meetings in 1946, Cooper resigned and the company was taken over by his coworkers. Cooper's Manual of Auditing was published after they overhauled the way the company was organised. This is not the standard textbook for accountancy students in the United Kingdom according to the earlier version of this entry.The manual was merely an internal document for use within Cooper Bros, and like a lot of <mask>'s work, it was not held in high regard in the accountancy profession as a whole. The company began working internationally on January 1, 1957, and became known as Coopers & Lybrand. In 1975, Coopers had 2,207 employees in the United Kingdom and 16,179 overseas, and was a leading audit and accountancy firm. In 1955, he became a member of the council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. He was the vice-president from 1966 to 1965, when he became president. He was a founding member of the International Accounting Standards Committee when he was president. When he became its first chairman in 1973, he was supposed to retire after a year, but he was persuaded to stay on until 1976.His main focus was on his work as an advisor to the Bank of England after he retired in 1975, but he also worked for the British Government. In 1962, the Government of Northern Ireland commissioned a report from <mask> on the future of the railways. All railways in Northern Ireland should be closed except for the commuter lines to Bangor, County Down and Larne and the main line between Belfast and the Republic of Ireland, according to a report submitted in 1963. The Jockey Club's Committee of Inquiry into the UK's horse-racing industry was chaired by

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title: Henry Benson, Baron Benson

texts: <mask>. The report was published in June 1968. The management and organisation of the National Trust was reviewed by a committee in 1967. The report recommended devolving management to the regions and introducing financial controls.The Royal Commission on Legal Services became known as the Benson Commission due to his involvement. The Commission was asked to "examine the structure, organisation, training and regulation of the legal profession and to recommend those changes that would be desirable to the interests of justice" and after three years produced a report "meticulously researched and backed by statistics." The report did not go as far as some reformers wanted, it ruled out partnerships between barristers, upheld the idea of a split profession, and rejected the suggestion to allow solicitors rights of audience. There were several suggestions for a profession with little in the way of straightforward organisation, such as a Council of Legal Services to advise the Lord Chancellor and a single unified body for barristers, rather than having both the Inns of Court and the Bar. Anne Virginia "Ginny" Macleod was married to <mask> on September 2, 1939. In 1940, they had three children, Peter, Michael and Phyllida. His wife and children were not with him when he died.He received many awards for his work. He was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1946, and in 1971 he was promoted to a Knight Grand Cross. He received a knighthood from the Duke of Edinburgh on 13 March 1964. He was made a life peer on February 2, 1981 in the County of West Sussex. He was a Trustee of the Times Trust in 1967. In 1984 he became the first non-American to be in the Accounting Hall of Fame. The London School of Economics Bursary was established in 1995 in his name.The names of people from Parktown Boys' High School are included in the Arms


title: Laurent Jalabert

texts: <mask> was a professional road racing cyclist from 1989 to 2002. When he continued drinking wine as a professional, the nickname stuck because of the similarity to his name, he won many one-day and stage races and was ranked number 1 in the world in 1996. He never won the Tour de France, but he did win the Vuelta a Espaa in 1995 and the sprinter's and climber's jerseys. He is one of only five riders to win the points classification in all three grand tours. He quickly established himself as a daring sprinter after turning professional with the French Toshiba team. He reinvented himself as an all-rounder for the Spanish ONCE team under Manolo Saiz. There was an accident at the end of the 1994 Tour de France.Several riders hit the policeman as he leaned out. <mask>'s bicycle was destroyed when he was flung into the air. He promised his wife that he would change his riding style. It only took a short time. The Vuelta a Espaa was won by him in 1995. He won the world time trial championship in 1997, and was French road champion in 1998, the year he initiated a pull-out of Spanish teams from the 1998 Tour de France in protest at treatment of riders in a police inquiry into drug-taking. It took a long time for French fans to warm to him.He won the stage on Bastille Day, the French national day, in the 2001 Tour de France. He injured his back in a domestic accident. He retired in 2002 after winning the mountains classification in the Tour de France. He won the points classification in both the Tour de France and the mountains classification in the Tour de France twice. His Bastille Day wins in the

masks: Jalabert Jalabert


title: Laurent Jalabert

texts: Tour de France in 1995 and 2001 gave him a place in the hearts of French fans. He dominated Spanish stage races in the 1990s. <mask> and Alex Zlle were the main threat to other teams in the Vuelta a Espaa, taking turns winning stages, the overall classification and the points jersey.They were able to keep a rein from start to finish because of the strength of ONCE. <mask> won the general, sprinters' and climbers' classifications in the 1995 Vuelta a Espaa, making him the only cyclist who has accomplished the triple at the grand tour level. <mask> is known for his generosity. Even though he had caught Dietz in the final kilometers, he allowed him to take the mountaintop stage win in the 1995 Vuelta. I felt bad for him when I saw he was about to drop. I'm trying to win it all, so I wanted to show it's not true. <mask> said his goal was the Tour of Spain.<mask> was able to compete in the spring classics and stage races after the Vuelta was moved to September. His palmars include Milan–San Remo in 1995 and the Giro di Lombardia in 1997. In 1995 and 1997 he won La Flche Wallonne. He was second in the world cycling championship road race in 1992, but his palmares don't show it. He was the most combative rider in the Tour de France in 2001 and 2002. <mask> was a consultant for Look cycles and contributed to a new line of bicycle frames. He is a commentator for France 2 and 3, the national television stations, often from a motorcycle.In 2005, <mask> ran the New York City marathon in 2h 55m 39s, coming 381st in a field of 36,894. He and his family live at Lafranaise, near Montauban, south-west

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title: Laurent Jalabert

texts: France. Nicolas continued racing after his brother retired. <mask> took up triathlon. He finished at the end of the marathon at 9 hours 12 minutes. He left the water in 1:16, putting him 962nd after the swim. He made up ground on the bike with a 4:39 bike split, which allowed him to climb to 91st overall at the run transition.A 3:11 marathon gained 69 places and finished 22nd of 1,850 participants. He qualified for the world championship in Kona, Hawaii, finishing in 76th place. He improved his swim time to 1:06 and had the second fastest bike split in June of 2008, when he finished 12th overall. <mask> was riding his bike near Montauban, France, when he was hit by a car. He was found unconscious and with injuries to his left arm and leg when the ambulance arrived at the scene of the crash. <mask> was summoned by the French senate for a testimony. <mask> never denied or confirmed that he had taken illegal substances during his career.In case of injuries, I have used products effectively. In the evening after the stages, the doctor took care of us, but we didn't know what it was. We didn't ask questions because the relationship was based on mutual trust. He wanted to help his sport move in a new direction after the Festina affair. In June of last year, it was reported that there was evidence of use of the erythropoietin in 1998 samples provided by <mask>. The Senate inquiry linked the re-tests to named riders. <mask> has been accused of hypocrisy for his criticism of Chris Froome's performance in the Tour De France.Cyclists at the 1996 Summer Olympics and French Tour de France stage winners

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title: Odd Starheim

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title: Odd Starheim

texts: forced back the next day due to bad weather. Despite having encountered another storm during the voyage across the North Sea, Viking reached Aberdeen on 17 August. He was one of the pioneers of the SOE branch called Norwegian Independent Company 1 (NOR.I.C.1). He went on three missions to Norway and organized intelligence work in Southern Norway. He was in charge of the SOE intelligence operation Cheese. In December 1940, Cheese <mask> was landed by a submarine at the Norwegian coast and made his way to shore by kayak, despite being ill. The purpose of the mission was to find out what had happened to the two men with whom he had escaped Norway, who had already been captured and executed.The first SOE agent to establish radio contact between occupied Europe and the United Kingdom was <mask>. He radioed a report to the United Kingdom about the first sight of the German battleship during her maiden voyage. He was in radio contact with the UK until June 1941. He escaped to Sweden and was returned to the UK. They were the first to parachute into occupied Norway. He was trying to reestablish radio contact between the Norwegian resistance and the United Kingdom as the radio operator left behind after his previous mission. He jumped from a second storey window to escape after he was captured by the Gestapo.He tried to get the United Kingdom to take him off in a fishing boat, but it didn't work out.

masks: Starheim Starheim


title: Odd Starheim

texts: He came up with a plan to hijack the coastal steamer in Flekkefjord on March 15, 1942, in order to escape to Sweden for a third time. He brought her to the UK with a group of people. Einar Skinnarland had important information on the heavy water plant at Vemork. The air support for the vessel was requested by a secret radio transmitter in Norway. The ship made it to Aberdeen after the air support arrived. <mask> did not get permission from his superiors in the United Kingdom to carry out the operation.On 2 July 1942, his British superiors in the SOE recommended him for the British Military Cross, in the end he was awarded the higher-levelDistinguished Service Order. The failed attempt to take over a German shipping convoy was organized by him. The British were swayed by the success of the Galtesund operation. <mask> and 40 Norwegian soldiers were landed by the Norwegian patrol boat Bod. Thirty of <mask>'s men were from NORI.C.1, while the other 10 were from the Royal Norwegian Navy. When the coordination of the various groups was lost, the first attempt at capturing a convoy failed. The second attempt ended in a gunfight with the German guards.The Norwegians were hunted by large German forces and had to be assisted by local resistance people in order to survive. The entire attack on the mines at Knaben was called off after an aborted attempt. The leadership in London did not support the

masks: Starheim Starheim Starheim


title: Odd Starheim

texts: plans to attack Knaben, instead approving of an attack on the titanium mine Titania in Sokndal and the capture of a 10,000-ton ship in the Jssingfjord. They were supposed to have escaped from Titania by using the mine trolleys. The Norwegian coastal passenger/cargo steamship Tromsund was hijacked by Starheim and 12 other Carhampton members in February and never made it to the UK. The 26 crew, two passengers and three German prisoners of war lost their lives when Tromsund sank. The bodies of Starheim and the ship's captain were never found.Four men were given new missions in Norway and the rest made their way to neutral Sweden after they did not sail on Tromsund 16. Lista is where <mask> was buried. He was awarded the Norwegian War Cross in addition to his British DSO. Biography References External links 1916 births 1943 deaths Companions of the distinguished service order Norwegian Army personnel of World War II Norwegian prisoners of war in World War II Norwegian resistance members Norwegian sailors Norwegian military personnel killed in World War


title: Clarence Wijewardena

texts: 3 August 1943 to 13 December 1996 is when <mask> died. The use of the electric guitar in Sinhala music in the 1960s was pioneered by one of the most respected musicians in Sri Sri. He is often referred to as the "Father of Sri Lankan pop music". <mask> was born on August 3, 1943, in Haputale, Sri Sri. <mask> abandoned his career as a planter to pursue music full-time after his family moved to Batugedara. He graduated from Mahasen College, Yatawatta. He married Sheela and they had a daughter.On December 13, 1996, at the age of 53, <mask> died of gangrene due to acute Diabetes, after a long struggle. The Moonstones formed at the age of 21 with Annesley Malewana as lead vocalist. The group recorded several songs that aired on the Saturday Star program in 1966. Veteran Radio Ceylon/SLBC broadcasters Vernon Corea and Vijaya Corea helped mentor the young musicians. They sold up to 5,000 copies of "Mango Nanda" on the JVPC007 Philips label. The songs included were Seetha Ude and Menike. The second release by the Moonstones, " More Hits by the Moonstones", came out in November of that year and included several hits.The song Nanda Mango was selected as the best Sinhala song by the Hit Parade program. Indrani Perera was welcomed by the Moonstones in 1969 as a vocalist. The song Dileepa Podi Puthu is an adaptation of a poem written by Karunaratne Abeysekera to his son. He became a singer during the 'Moonstones' era. He was a self taught guitarist and decided to start a band. Annesley was the lead singer of the 'Moonstones'. "Breakaways from the Moonstones" was a musical show held in Moratuwa after he left the Moonstones.The Moonstones had a new leader after <mask> left. A new music group

masks: Clarence Arthur Somasinghe Wijewardena JP


title: Clarence Wijewardena

texts: called the Golden Chimes was formed in 1971 after the departure of the Moonstones. The first release included Kimade Nawe. The vocalist joined with the band. The second and third EPs contained Malai Velai, Sihil Nuwan and Surangana Vesvala. There was a professional guitarist at the wedding. After evaluating Bharati's performance for a year, he was entered into the Sinhala pop music scene.The Christmas song Bethlehempure and the all-time hit, "Ada Wei Iru Dina", were both composed by wijewardena. <mask> offered him another hit with Ma Mulin Liyu Pem Pathe, Desa Vidala, Bambaraku Aduna, Sarojini and Iru Dina Pamanak. The Super Golden Chimes were formed in 1972 with the support of Annesley, after Gunaratne left the Golden Chimes. The "Super Golden Chimes" were formed in the company of Annesley. It was one of the most productive music groups in Sri Lanka and they hit the number one spot in the music charts on both the Sinhala and English Services of Radio Ceylon. They were the number one group in Sri Lanka for many years. When Annesley announced his plans for marriage, he decided to go solo.The sitar was introduced to some of the songs of the 'Moonstones'. He used a guitar wah wah pedal for the first time in Sri Lanka. He used the first Bossa nova beat for the song Sigiriya. He used two guitar players to play lead parts in some of the songs. The song Kusumalatha was the first time he used a blocked guitar tone. The introduction of a single guitar harmony style in "Dileepa Podi Puthu" and arpeggio styles in "Malata Bambareku Se" was one of the ways in which the guitar techniques were introduced. In 1989 the song Ma Langin was released on the Yugayen Yugayata cassette.He used a guitar


title: Clarence Wijewardena

texts: produced. During this time, he showed his skills as a musician. He composed and directed music for a song called Maha Balwathune for the conference of the non-aligned movement.He composed and directed music for the conference. He sang the song at the same time. The opening ceremony of Ceramic Corporation was attended by a former Prime Minister. Music was provided for the opening ceremony by Super Golden Chimes. According to a Pop and Teen Fanfare poll, he was the most popular composer in Sri Lanka for the years 1974 and 1976. According to a pop poll conducted by Pop and Teen Fanfare, the song Kataragama was the best song in Sri Lanka in 1974. In the early 1970s, Vernon Corea was invited to write the notes on a Lotus album.Vernon Corea wrote, "We have all shared the treat of your lovely lyrics, your tuneful compositions, your friendly presentation and your sense of sharing with your followers, your treasury of talent." Keep going, keep growing. In 1976, when Vernon Corea was invited to present the first Asian radio programme in English on BBC Radio London called 'London Sounds Eastern', he played the music of <mask> and Annesley, introducing them to a whole new audience in London. He was famous for his jingles that were aired over the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation. The jingles were Elasto, Bata, Astra Margarine, Bristol Cigarettes, Arpico, Dot Toffee, Singer, Edna Chocolate, Thultex, Ice-Cream Soda, Development Lottery, Dasuna Cartoon Paper, Atlas pens, orex pens, Building Materials Co-operation, He composed a song for the beauty queen contest. The band "Madhara" was formed in 1985 with him and Mariazelle Goonetilleke.All of the compositions were recorded at some of the


title: Clarence Wijewardena

texts: island's best recording studios. Augie Ranaweera's studio was where some of the early 1960s recordings were made. There were three musical shows with Annesley and Indrani. Vernon Corea broadcasted his music on his popular radio program, London Sounds Eastern, which proved to be quite a hit in London. They played to huge audiences in London in the 1980s. When the Sri Lankan cricket team became a Test cricket nation in 1982, they produced an album called Test Cricket Souvenir. Saman De Silva's song Thana Nilla Dige became a hit during the season of Test cricket.The singer of the song Thana Nilladige, Saman De Silva, was not given due credit for the song and a full page article about it was published in a newspaper. Due to the popularity of his songs which have grown since his death, they have also become the subject of a lawsuit over illegally recorded renditions. Sheela tried to recover a portion of her husband's income through the use of his work. The action was doomed to failure due to the lack of evidence. Sheela lost her wrongful lawsuit against Annesley Malawana because of the lawsuit against Rajiv and Sarath. She has not been able to establish her rightful claim to his intellectual property. Legacy many of his songs are considered classics, and continue to enjoy plenty of airtime on Sri Lankan television and radio broadcasts and on some overseas radio stations.There are many songs such as Eatharan Yowun Sihina Loke. He demonstrated his talent as a composer and a lyricist for the future by being popular among the present generation. The concert "Unfogettable Melodies of Clarence Live in Concert" was held at the Nelum Pokuna Theater. The 66th birth anniversary of <mask>wardena


title: William K. Boone

texts: The philanthropist and benefactor of the city of Xalapa was a U.S. citizen named <mask>. He sent postcards and letters to his family. His granddaughter was able to piece together most of his story and integrate his collection of images and documents into The Boone-Canovas Collection because these were kept by his family in Lima. He was born in Ohio on April 9, 1875, the son of a colonel in the Civil War and a successful businessman. Mary Elizabeth Heffelfinger was his mother. He was related to two outstanding figures in American history who were an inspiration to him and his descendants. He attended the Case School of Applied Science in Cleveland, OH, for two years, just around the time of the Chicago World's Fair and the famous Michelson–Morley experiment.While working for the Lima Locomotive Works, he applied for a job in Xalapa and was accepted, so he traveled to Xalapa by train and worked as supervisor of operations for the Texolo. He worked in the electrical operations of the Homestake Mining Company in gold and silver mines in California from 1900 to 1904. He worked at Frenchtown Camp in the Kern River Canyon of the Greenhorn Mountains. He was married in Los Angeles, CA, on January 6, 1904. He and his wife moved to Xalapa after a few months and lived there until his death in 1944. He died in Mexico City. Jalapa Railroad & Power Co. (JRR&PC) is located in the area of work and employment 1896-1898.The President of the Jalapa Chamber of Commerce Legacy was the President of the Junta de Obras Materiales de Jalapa. There is a ramp from the old train station to the downtown area. Documentation on several generations of ancestors of some Mexican families, particularly the descendancy of Sinforosa Amador who had settled in Xalapa, was reported as saying that


title: William K. Boone

texts: she was from California. His daughter in-law Carmen Canovas Gido was documented in the "Grfica genealgica" (Genealogical chart). I have not been able to devote much time to my ancestors because I have been too focused on the safety of my family during the Mexican Revolution. The most Xalapeo of foreigners was named "el ms xalapeo de los extranjeros" by the city chronicler. There is an inscription on the facade of the house where he lived on Calle de Alfaro.On December 2, 1994, the Municipality of Xalapa presented him with a posthumous recognition. An area of the city at the foot of Cerro Macuiltépec, where he once planted a ranch of avocados, is known as the Plaza William K. <mask>. The town of Sedeo is located by Avenida William K. Boone. On September 6, 2009, Parque Ecolgico Macuiltépec was named after him. Old photos of Xalapa, Veracruz, and Mexico Macuiltépec can be found in the Boone-Canovas Collection. Compaa Editorial Pan-Americana was published in 1923. The Editora del Gobierno was reprinted in 2008.In pages 15, 67, 170, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 196–198, 199 are articles written by him. Trazos de una vida, bosquejos de una Ciudad, was written by Bazarte Martnez. Carlos Rivera y Xalapa. The Instituto Politécnico Nacional is located in México. 173- Gilberto is written in Spanish by Bermdez. Historia de Xalapa.The editorial was written by the Instituto de Antropologa e Historia. The spiral road in Macuiltepec will be named after WKB after the formal application by theRotary Club. Leonardo, pasquel. México, D.F., Editorial Citlaltepec, 1975, pp. The score was 53–54. The people were driven forward with his enthusiasm, faith, and dynamism thanks to the initiative of WKB. A man loved nature and Xalapa.There were births and deaths of people from Ohio to


title: Arne Nordheim

texts: He was a Norwegian composer. Grotten was the Norwegian government's official residence from 1982 to 1982 and was next to the Royal Palace. He was a member of the International Society for Contemporary Music. The Norwegian Academy of Music gave a doctor honoris causa degree to <mask>. He died at the age of 78 and was given a state funeral. The Norwegian Academy of Music, where he studied from 1948 to 1952, was where he started out as a theory and organ student. He studied musique concrte in Paris in 1955.He studied electronic music in Bilthoven in 1959 and visited the studio Eksperymentalne of Polish Radio where many of his early electronic works were realised. Many lost and forgotten tapes of electronic compositions for radio drama for the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation were rediscovered in 2005, reminding us that he also developed his electronic musical language in his home country. The first performance of his essay for string quartet was in Sweden in 1954. His musical output is focused around themes of'solitude, death, love, and landscape'; these themes are already evident in his song cycle Aftonland (Evening Land, 1959), a setting of poems by the Swedish poet Pr Lagerkvist, which brought him national recognition The Canzona per orchestra was his international breakthrough. The work is inspired by Giovanni Gabrieli's canzone and showcases the historical leanings of the artist, as well as his occupation with space. Epitaffio per orchestra e nastro magnetico is arguably his most famous work because


title: Arne Nordheim

texts: of his focus on death and human suffering.The work was written in memory of the Norwegian flautist Alf Andersen, who died at a very young age. With the use of electronic means, <mask> realized that his wish to have the whole performance space singing was better achieved. The result is a blend of the orchestral sounds with the choral sounds of the tape, where the final line '' and suddenly it is evening'' is the only part of the text that can be heard. His later compositions include The Tempest, Klokkesong, Magma, and Fonos for trombone and orchestra. The neumes and the sound of the medieval bells in Kaupanger stave church inspired the work that was first performed in the church. Electronics and orchestral sounds are mixed in the ballet based on Shakespeare's play, but the focus is more on vocal music. The double voice of Caliban and the continued use of historical elements are shown by Leonardo da Vinci's musical rebus.The Nordic Council Music Prize was given to <mask> proved that he could create sound from conventional instruments. The piece Poly-Poly was made by him and Eugeniusz Rudnik. The sound installation consisted of six tapes of different lengths played in a loop, so that the piece will not repeat itself for more than 100 years. A 21-minute long concert version was released the year after. Greening, the ballet Stormen, and the cello concerto Tenebrae are just a few of the works written for Nordheim. For the 100th anniversary of the Oslo Music Conservatory, two major works were written, one for a

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title: Arne Nordheim

texts: choir and the other for an orchestra.Draumkvedet was performed 40 times in 1994 with the Broadcasting Corporation Radio Orchestra and Grex Vocalis. Ingar Bergby's performing forces were recorded in 2001 and released in 2006 as a two-CD set on the Simax label. In honor of the millennium of the city of Trondheim in 1997, the work was composed. He devoted a lot of time to studying the life and work of Ibsen. Den Nationale Scene performed Peer Gynt. Edvard Grieg's music for Aase's Death was a highlight of a number of talks titled "Thre composers' approaches to Peer gynt". Both composers chose to write their scores in b minor for this scene.In 2001 a concert was held to celebrate the 70th birthday of <mask>. The Norwegian ministry of culture and church affairs established an annual prize for a composer of Norwegian residence. <mask> died early on Saturday 5 June 2010 after a long bout of illness. The state funeral was held in the cathedral. The Royal Swedish Academy of Music gave out prizes and awards. When Frank Zappa arrived in Copenhagen in 1973, he told journalists he wanted to meet the man who had become a cultural reference. Zappa was a guest at a concert in Norway.When Zappa was performing in Norway, he would always visit Nordheim, who was invited to the US. "music lives in the span between poetry and catastrophe" is the quote that inspired a series of large charcoal drawings by Norwegian painter Hkon Bleken. Who Put John Cage on the Guestlist? is the title of a track on Hemmelig Tempo's album.

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title: Kay Cohen

texts: <mask> is an Australian fashion designer and business woman who was born in New Zealand. <mask> has led a number of lingerie design brands, most notably as Founder and Creative Director of Pleasure State and as General Manager and Creative Director of Elle Macpherson's Lingerie label. <mask> discovered fashion at the age of 12 and was raised on a farm. She majored in clothing and textile design at Wellington Polytechnic. She was a lecturer at the school and taught fellow Australian fashion designer Collette Dinnigan. <mask> designed fashion outerwear for the first 15 years of his career. Heriot-Watt University is in Edinburgh.<mask> joined Triumph International in 1992 and transitioned to Lingerie design. She was responsible for introducing Valisere to the Australian market. <mask> was appointed Group General Manager of brands for the New Zealand Lingerie group in 1997. <mask> was known for her creative direction and successful reshaping of the Lingerie Label: Elle Macpherson Intimates as well as heading creative for labels Bendon, Bendon Man, Hey Sister and expozay swim. The label was credited with being the top fashion underwear brand in Australian and UK department stores. <mask>'s men's underwear label, Macpherson Men, achieved commercial success in Australia and New Zealand in 1997. The distribution of the Macpherson underwear brands to the United Kingdom was increased due to the success of both Macpherson Intimates and Macpherson Men.It was announced in 2001 that the label would be stocked in the London Stores of Selfridges and House of Fraser. An Australian actress/model is the brand ambassador

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texts: for <mask>'s swimwear label. <mask> and Monk collaborated on the launch of the Biofit Bra. The Miss Universe title was won two years before <mask>'s swim launch. <mask> was identified as the most likely successor to the incumbent CEO after the Bendon group was acquired by the Pacific Retail Group. <mask> was headhunted and relocated to Australia in early 2003 to head creative direction for the Berlei Group, which included brands: Berlei, Formfit, Hestia, Playtex and Wonderbra. <mask> didn't like the idea of putting new blood into old brands.A fusion of fashion, fit and function is what <mask> thought of as a niche in Lingerie design. The launch of Pleasure State, <mask>'s new luxury lingerie brand, was reported by early April 2004. Pleasure State Cohen was voted one of the top 10 shows of the 2004 Fashion week by local fashion media. The brand had been picked up by a number of stores in the United Kingdom and Australia. The initial collection featured vintage French leavers laces and silks, as well as the return of woven fabrics. The trend in lingerie design is due to the fact that the garments were embellished with crystal details. The first collection was underpinned by wider bra straps and smooth-line tailoring, which became hallmarks of Pleasure State.The fabrics included blends of pure silk with tactel and lycra, intended to enhance the performance of garments for everyday wearability, which are mostly from France and Italy. <mask>'s label had over 300 stockists by March 2005, including Galeries Lafayette in Paris and Victoria's Secret. There are people in the United States. By April of that

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texts: year <mask>'s designs were available in 45 Victoria's Secret stores across the US and was one of only 3 international designer Lingerie brands to be stocked alongside Victoria's Secret product. <mask>'s label was available across Russia in 90 Wild Orchid Stores and opened the retailers fashion show at the Moscow Manege, quickly becoming their best selling brand. Within 2 years of the brands launch, <mask>'s label was available in 25 countries. Pleasure State is available in over 1000 stores.The brand moved its Australian department store distribution to Myer with a national roll out of in store boutiques. <mask>'s designs were supported by celebrities such as Anna Nicole Smith, Jessica Simpson, and Ashlee Simpson. At this time in 2007, <mask> announced the launch of the Biofit Bra. <mask>'s Biofit Uplift bra was the biggest Bra launch in the history of Victoria's secret parent company. <mask>'s innovation was to engineer a push-up bra that was tailored to the cup size of the woman. Monk appeared in a music video where she performed Push It, which was mastered by her then fiancée Benji Madden. Myfit in the Australian Market was renamed due to the agreement with Victoria's secret.<mask> relinquished her interest in the company after merging it with Pleasure State. At the Mode City Lingerie fair in Paris, <mask> launched her new brand, Silent Assembly. <mask>'s new bra technology Curvessence is intended to replace underwires in lingerie. <mask> main website <mask> Profile Fashion Model Directory 1952 births Living people Australian fashion designers Women fashion designers New Zealand emigrants to

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title: Tom Conway

texts: <mask> was a British film, television, and radio actor who was remembered for playing private detectives and psychiatrists. In The Falcon's Brother, in which they both starred, <mask> took over for his brother, George, in the role of "The Falcon". He was in several Val Lewton films. <mask> was born in Russia. George was his brother. Margaret was born in 1912. The family moved to England at the outbreak of the Russian Revolution.He traveled to Northern Rhodesia, where he worked in mining and ranching, and then returned to England, where he appeared in several plays. He became a contract player for MGM when he joined his brother in Hollywood. He changed his last name to <mask>. He had small roles in Waterloo Bridge and The Wild Man of Borneo. He reprised his role in The Trial of Mary Dugan in 1941, as well as Free and Easy, The Bad Man, and Lady Be Good. In Tarzan's Secret Treasure, Mr. and Mrs. North, and Rio Rita, he was a villain. He was a murder suspect in Grand Central Murder and had an uncredited bit in Mrs. Miniver.George Sanders starred in three "B" movies as The Falcon. His brother assumed the mantle of The Falcon's Brother after his character was killed off. According to Maurice Geraghty, RKO executives recruited <mask> so that they could induce Sanders to make one more Falcon picture, after which the series would end. It was astonishing to them when <mask> carried the series on, even outgrossing the pictures George had made. <mask> was signed to a

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texts: Gray played the title role in the series that resumed on NBC in 1957. He used his own name for the private detective he played in Blood Orange, and went to England to star in Park Plaza 605. He had a supporting role in Paris Model and a minor role in Prince Valiant. (1956). In the film Death of a Scoundrel, the brothers were both in the movie.He was in two movies in America. He did an operation in England. He was taken to the hospital for an operation. The Glass Eye was a 1957 episode of Alfred Hitchhiker's Presents. In the last years of his career, he had roles in The Atomic Submarine and 12 to the Moon. He provided his voice for Disney's 101 Dalmatians as a quizmaster in What's My Crime?, a parody of the game show What's My Line?, and as a Collie that offers the Dalmatians shelter in a barn, later guiding them home. Queenie Leonard voiced a cow in the barn.He played the role of Guy Penrose in the "The Case of the Simple Simon" episode. Despite having a successful film career, <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Phil Noto

texts: <mask> is an American painter and comic book artist who is known for his work on titles such as Black Widow and X-23. He was nominated for an Eisner for Best New Series for his work on The Infinite Horizon. <mask> worked as a concept artist for video games. He got an internship at Disney after attending the Ringling School of Art & Design for three years. The internship turned into a ten-year career as a clean-up artist for animated work, including The Lion King, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Mulan, Tarzan, and Brother Bear. After selling some of his fan art, he began to get jobs as an artist for comic books. The friendship between the two comic book artists was sparked by the purchase of a painting by Tim.Adam Hughes, Robert McGinnis, Mike Mignola and Alex Toth are some of the influences on Noto's art. "To Try in Vein" is a one-shot by C. B. Cebulski for X-Men Origins: Iceman. "Bruce Wayne: Fugitive, Part Five" was published by DC Comics. "Untitled" is a co-feature with Zev Borow and Peter Johnson. Joe: America's Elite #12 (Devil's Due, 2005–2006) The Oz/Wonderland Chronicles #1 (Buymetoys.com, 2006) Painkiller Jane #2 (Dynamite, 2006) Back to Brooklyn #1 (Image, 2008) Batgirl #1-7 (DC Comics, The World's Finest #1-4 was published by the Studios in 2009. I am an Avenger #3, Superboy #2, Artifacts #6, and Dollhouse: Epitaphs #1 are from Top Cow.Studios, 2012) Fanboys vs. zombies. The Hypernaturals #1 is a movie. The Studios have Steed and Mrs. Peel. Hit-girl #1 (Icon, 2012), Before Watchmen: Ozymandias #2 (DC Comics, 2012), and Ultimate X-men #15 (Marvel, 2012). Grace Randolph's Supurbia #1 is in the Studios. External links Living people American comics artists Year of birth missing

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title: Barrett Martin

texts: He is an American record producer, percussionist, writer, and ethnomusicologist from Washington. He has been nominated in two other categories for his work as a producer. He is an ethnomusicologist and has produced two albums for the Shipibo Shamans in the Peruvian Amazon Rainforest. He is best known for his work with the alternative rock bands Screaming Trees and Mad Season. He has performed as a session musician for many artists in a wide variety of genres. After studying music for two years at Western Washington University, <mask> dropped out and moved to Seattle to join the alternative rock scene. Summa Cum Laude <mask> joined Skin Yard in 1990 and played on their fourth and fifth studio albums.<mask> was recruited by Screaming Trees and played on their 1992 album Sweet Oblivion while still a member of Skin Yard. He was in Screaming Trees until it split in 2000. The members of Mad Season returned to their full-time bands after the album Above was released in 1995. <mask> produced nine albums with Tuatara until it split in 2014; he formed another supergroup, Tuatara, in 1996 with Peter Buck. <mask> started the company Sunyata Records & Books in 2001 after becoming a Zen monk. He has released ten studio albums under that name. He was a professor at the university.<mask> played in the first two albums of the supergroup Walking Papers. He started writing about music and culture for The Huffington Post and Riot Material. The Deems Taylor/Virgil Thomson Award was won by <mask>. In 2016 he formed another supergroup, Levee Walkers. The album Jardim-Pomar was produced by <mask> and won a Latin Grammys the following year. <mask> wrote a book about his musical experiences in multiple genres and nations. The Way of the Zen Cowboy was published in 2019.Mark Lanegan had a song called I'll Take Care of You. Various Artists - More Oar - 1999 Victoria Williams - Water to Drink - 2000 Mark Olson - My Own Jo Ellen CeDell Davis - When Lightning Struck the Pine, Alex Veley - A Letra A, and Nero - Confession No. The Minus 5 are alumni of Western Washington University.

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title: Adrian Autry

texts: <mask> "Red<mask> is an assistant coach for the Syracuse University men's basketball team. <mask> played point guard for the Orange from 1990–1994 and is currently ranked fifth in career assists and sixth in career steals. <mask> played for several teams after leaving Syracuse, including Besiktas Istanbul, Long Island Surf, Paf Bologna, Mabo Livorno, Brooklyn Kings, and Nancy Basket. <mask> was a player for theusbL. After a 10-year career, <mask> retired in 2005 and returned to the states to begin his career as a coach. On February 29, 1972, <mask> was born to Angeter Redfearn and Marvin Chambers. <mask> and his family moved to Harlem, NY when he was five years old.<mask> has three siblings. <mask> has four children. <mask> attended a high school in New York. <mask> played basketball in high school. He earned All-City First Team honors three times. In 1988, his squad won the New York City and New York state titles in the same year they were named the number one high school program in the nation. <mask> was a Parade All-American in 1989 and 1990, and a McDonald's All-American in 1990.The 1990 U.S. Olympic Festival was where <mask> played. <mask> was teammates with Sealy and Reese. Louisville, Kentucky, St. John's, and Pitt recruited <mask>. In the fall of 1990 <mask> chose Syracuse University. <mask> was a four-year starting point guard for Jim Boeheim and graduated in 1994 with a degree in Speech Communications. <mask> led the team in assists. The Orange won the Big East Regular Season Title in his first

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texts: season.<mask> was a member of the Big East Conference. In <mask>'s sophomore season, he led the team in assists and steals and averaged 11ppg. The team won the tournament. <mask>'s scoring average increased as a Junior. He led the team in assists and steals again. <mask> was named to the BIG EAST All-Tournament Team. <mask> had a great senior year.He averaged 16.7ppg and 6.1 assists and was selected to the first-team All-BIG EAST. The Orange made it to the Sweet 16. In the overtime loss to Missouri, <mask> set an NCAA school record with 31 second-half points. <mask> ended his college career as one of only three players to lead SU in assists four times, and still ranks fifth in career assists, sixth in career steals, 17 on the all-time scoring list, and eighth in career minutes played. <mask> was selected to play in the 1993 FIBA 22 & Under World Championship Game. The team won the gold medal in the Young Men World Championship. <mask> was a teammate of Eddie Jones and Theo Ratliff.<mask> pursued a professional basketball career after college. He was a member of the Summer Team and had several workouts. <mask> had a lucrative career overseas. <mask> played for one year with Besiktas Istanbul. He spent three seasons in Germany playing for the club. <mask> and his team were runners-up in the German Cup. <mask> holds the 1998–1999 records for points (504), assists (116), and steals (65) and was named to the All-German Imports First Team in 1999.After playing in Germany, <mask> moved to Italy where he played for

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texts: Sicc BPA Jesi, Paf Bologna, and Mabo Livorno. At the end of the 2002 season, <mask> began playing for the Nancy Basket in France. An injured player was replaced by him. During the 2002– 2003 season, <mask> was re-signed by SLUC Nancy and played there. <mask> started out playing for a different coach. <mask> took his talents to Russia after the team folded. At the end of that season, <mask> found his next job in Belgium playing for Verviers-Pepinster and ended his career in Poland playing for Deichman lsk Wrocaw.<mask> retired in 2005. <mask> and his family moved to Northern Virginia after he retired. <mask> was the associate head coach at Bishop Ireton Catholic High School in Northern Virginia. In the spring of 2007, <mask> became the coach of the 14-under squad with NOVA United. <mask> was an assistant coach at Paul VI High School. <mask> became an assistant coach for the 17-under squad in 2008. <mask> was hired by Greenberg as the Director of Basketball Operations in the fall of 2008.<mask> was promoted to assistant basketball coach for the Hokies after holding that position for two years. <mask> was going to become the associate head coach at the University of Dayton under Archie Miller. He never made it there. When Rob Murphy was named the head coach at Eastern Michigan University, a position with his alma mater Syracuse University became available. <mask> accepted the position quickly. <mask> is developing the forwards position. There are American expatriates in Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Poland,

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title: Simon Fraser, 14th Lord Lovat

texts: Major-General <mask>, 14th Lord Lovat and 3rd Baron Lovat, was a leading Roman Catholic aristocracy, landowner, forester, soldier, politician and the 23rd Chief of Clan Fraser. The 14th Lord Lovat was referred to as the 16th Lord because two previous Lord Lovats forfeited the title. He was the oldest of nine children born to <mask>, 13th Lord Lovat, and Alice Mary Weld-Blundell. Hon was one of his siblings. Mary Laura Fraser is the mother of John Scott, the 4th Earl of Eldon. Alice Mary Charlotte Fraser is the wife of a minister. The mother of Gerald Maxwell is Bernard Constable-Maxwell.Mary Fraser is the wife of Sir Francis Oswald Lindley. The Major with the Scots Guards was killed in the First Battle of Ypres during World War I. Lady Sibyl Grimston is the daughter of James Grimston, 3rd Earl of Verulam. Margaret Mary Fraser is the mother of Sir David Stirling. She became a Catholic nun. His father was an aide-de-camp to Queen Victoria. He was an active member of the Oxford University polo team and left with an MA.In 1890, <mask> was promoted to lieutenant and in 1894 he became a lieutenant in the 1st Life Guards. He resigned from the Regular Army in 1897 and joined a volunteer battalion. In 1899, he raised the Lovat Scouts for service in the Second Boer War in South Africa, and from February 1900 he served as their second-in-command with the rank of captain. He chose the best marksmen and the perfect commander for the Lovat Scouts. Andrew David Murray. In early 1900, the corps arrived in South Africa

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texts: and was attached to the Black Watch, but in July 1901 they were 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 Lord Lovat was second in command of the two companies until Col. Murray was killed in a night action in 1901, after which he took command of the regiment himself, and remained in command until the end of the war.<mask> was granted the rank of major in the Army on July 11, 1902, after he relinquished his commission with the Imperial Yeomanry. He returned to the United Kingdom with the corps on the Tintagel Castle in late August. He was mentioned in despatches for his service in the war, was awarded the DSO in 1900, and was made a Companion of the Order of the Bath in 1901. The two companies that were attached to the Imperial Yeomanry returned to the United Kingdom and were dissolved. The 1st and 2nd Lovat Scouts were reformed the following year. The British Army's first sniper unit was formed from these scouts. King Edward VII appointed <mask> a Commander of the Royal Victorian Order in 1903.He was promoted to brigadier-general in September 1914, after serving as aide-de-camp to King George V. He was

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texts: appointed a Knight of the Thistle in 1915 for his leadership and courage. He became a Major General two months after taking command of the 4th Mounted Division. He became a Rhodes Trustee in 1917. Lovat was awarded Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George in 1919 and served as Chairman of the Army Forestry Commission from 1919 to 1927. Lovat was Chairman of the Forestry Commission from 1919 to 1927 and served in the Conservative administration of Stanley Baldwin as Under-Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs from 1927 to 1929. In February 1910, Edith Clark was rumored to be engaged to Lord <mask>.Lovat married Hon. on 15 October 1910. Laura Lister was the second daughter of 4th Baron Ribblesdale and the first wife of 1st Baronet. Fraser Castle in Scotland was built in the late 1870s and is one of the Fraser family estates. They were the parents of five children, four of which lived to maturity: <mask> Joseph Fraser, 15th <mask> Delves Broughton, the only daughter of Sir Henry Broughton, 11th Baronet, in 1938. Hon. Mary Charlotte Fraser married John Scott, 4th Earl of Eldon, a Royal Air Force officer. Hon.The Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies and Secretary of State for Air was Sir Hugh Charles Patrick Joseph Fraser. They divorced in 1977. Hon. Veronica Nell Fraser was a food writer and hotelier who married a Royal Navy officer. After her husband's death in 1944, she married the 1st Baronet. Hon. Mary Diana Rose Fraser died at the age of 14.Lovat died of a heart attack in London

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texts: in February 1933, and his son <mask> became the 17th Lord, who distinguished himself during the D-Day. He was a grandfather of six, including <mask>, Master of Lovat. Mary Fraser was the daughter ofFiona Mary Fraser. The wife of Robin Richard Allen. Annabel Thérse "Tessa" Fraser was born. The wife of Hugh Mackay, 14th Lord Reay and Sir Henry Keswick. Kim Ian Maurice Fraser was born in1946.Hugh Fraser was the husband of Drusilla Jane Montgomerie. The husband of Lady Charlotte Anne Greville was Andrew Roy Matthew Fraser. He was a grandfather of three, including John Joseph Nicholas Scott, 5th Earl of Eldon. <mask> Scott was born. The year 1939. He was a grandfather of six, including Rebecca Rose Fraser. Flora Fraser was born in 1957.Benjamin Hugh Fraser was born in 1958. Natasha Fraser was born in 1961. Damian Fraser was born in 1963. Orlando Fraser was born in 1964. The year 1967. ThePeerage.com  1871 births 1933 deaths Barons in the Peerage of the United Kingdom Knights of the Thistle Clan Fraser British foresters Scottish Roman Catholics British Life Guards officers Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders officers British Army cavalry

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title: Ada Hitchins

texts: The principal research assistant of Frederick Soddy, the British chemist who won the world's most prestigious prize for his work on radioactive elements and the theory of isotopes, was named <mask>mfry <mask>. Hitchins isolated samples from uranium ores, taking precise and accurate measurements of atomic mass that provided the first experimental evidence for the existence of different isotopes. She helped to discover the element protactinium, which was predicted to occur in the periodic table. The daughter of <mask>, a supervisor of customs and excise, and his wife Annie Sarah Pearsons, was born on June 26, 1891. Hitchins graduated from high school in 1909 in Campbeltown, Scotland. She obtained her bachelor's degree in science from the University of Glasgow in 1913. She was given special distinction for her work in chemistry.Hitchins' career was disrupted by war and peace in her final year at the University of Glasgow. Hitchins and John A. Cranston were with him when he moved to the University of Aberdeen as the Chair of Chemistry in 1914. Hitchins was a Carnegie Research Scholar at Aberdeen, receiving a one-year appointment and monetary award given to a graduate of a Scottish institution for research and study by American philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. Expectations that Soddy would establish a thriving research center at Aberdeen were disrupted by World War I, as male students became soldiers, and women students were encouraged to graduate from accelerated courses so as to fill positions in industry and government. Hitchins was drafted to work in the Admiralty Steel Analysis Laboratories. Women were displaced from their jobs after the war. Hitchins was able to find work at a steel works.Hitchins was rehired as a technical assistant by Frederick Soddy at the University of Oxford. He received the prize for his work on radioactivity. Hitchins was his private

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texts: research assistant. She moved to Africa in 1927 to be closer to her family. Hitchins worked with Soddy for 15 years and he had his most productive periods of achievement. She was the only person to work with him for a long period of time. She made crucial contributions to the research for which Soddy received the prize by her careful preparation of radioactive materials.Researchers were still searching for new chemical elements when Hitchins first worked with Soddy. The creation of radium was thought to have been caused by the decay of uranium, but how this happened was not known at the time. The American radiochemist Bertram Boltwood isolated a new intermediate element in the decay chain between uranium and radium in 1907. Researchers determined that ionium was a thorium isotope. Hitchins was asked to investigate ionium. She created a half-life for ionium with the help of extracts from Ore samples. The first direct experimental evidence that radium was formed by the decay of uranium was shown in her research.Her results were published in 1915. Hitchins helped to determine the atomic weight of lead based on the measurement of radioactive ores. The samples of distilled lead which Hitchins prepared from Ceylon thorite were used by Frederick Soddy and supplied by him to Otto Hnigschmid, who did important work showing that the atomic weight of thorium lead is higher than that of common lead. In his report of 1917, Soddy indicated that Hitchins worked on the actual analyses. It is per gram of helium. The work proved that atomic weight was not a constant. There are chemical elements with differing atomic weights.In March 1915, John A. Cranston, who had come from Glasgow to Aberdeen with Soddy as a research assistant, was drafted. <mask> was drafted for war work in 1916. This research resulted in the identification of a new element in the decay chain between


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texts: uranium-235 and actinium. The discovery of protactinium was the final step in the creation of the periodic table. Otto Hahn and Lise Meitner discovered the same isotope around the same time. Their paper was published in 1918. Although Hitchins was not included as a co-author, Soddy gave Hitchins significant credit for the contributions she had made to the research.With regard to the new work, in the absence of one of us on military service since 1915, the experiments were continued for a time by Miss <mask>, a Carnegie Research Scholar, until she also left to engage in war duties. It has been possible to arrive at conclusions because of her valuable assistance. Hitchins helped to prepare radium standards for the calibration of gold-leaf electroscopes, used to measure radioactivity. The half-life of ionium and the ratio of thorium in mineral samples were further refined by Hitchins after she returned to work with Soddy. She developed methods to extract radioactive elements from minerals. I regard Miss Hitchins as an exceedingly accomplished chemist with a wide knowledge and experience of difficult chemical and mineral analysis. She has never had an accident or lost any material in her work with extremely rare and difficultly obtainable materials.Hitchins moved to Africa in 1927 to join her family who had left there. She was recommended for a government position by Frederick Soddy. Hitchins worked in the Mining and Geological Department of the Colonial Government. After her retirement, the department's annual report said that she filled the post of Chemist and Assayer gaining an outstanding reputation for accuracy and complete reliability, and her loss was felt by the mining industry. Hitchins married a farmer named John Ross Stephens. On January 4, 1972, Hitchins died in Bristol, England. English women scientists 20th-century English women 20th-century


title: David Prosser Jr.

texts: From 1998 to 2016 <mask><mask>. served on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. <mask> was elected to his first 10-year term without opposition in 2001, after he was appointed to the court by Governor Tommy Thompson. He ran for reelection in April of 2011. The race was seen as a referendum on the efforts by Scott Walker and the Republican-controlled legislature to curb the union rights of public workers in Wisconsin. The April 5, 2011 election was too close to call until two days later when the Waukesha County Clerk made a mistake. A later recount gave <mask> a lead of over 7,000. <mask> received media attention in 2010 following verbal altercations with the chief justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, and also in June 2011 when allegations were made of a physical altercation between <mask> and a fellow associate justice that occurred in connection with the union-curbing bill.The special prosecutor declined to press charges. An ethics action against <mask> was recommended by the Wisconsin Judicial Commission, however, after three other justices removed themselves from the matter, no further action was taken. <mask> worked for the U.S. Department of Justice after graduating from the University of Wisconsin Law School. He started a private practice, worked as a district attorney for two years, and then served 18 years in the Wisconsin State Assembly. He was the state house minority leader for six of those years. <mask> was appointed to a seat on the state tax appeals board in 1998 and a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court in 1996. <mask> was raised in Appleton,

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texts: Wisconsin, but was born in Chicago, Illinois.He attended DePauw University after graduating from Appleton High School. In 1965, that's when it happened. He graduated from law school at the University of Wisconsin. In 1968. <mask> lectured at Indiana University-Indianapolis Law School from 1968 to 1969 before working in the Office of Criminal Justice in the U.S. Department of Justice. He ran unsuccessfully for a seat in the Wisconsin General Assembly in 1973. <mask> was the Outagamie County District Attorney from 1977 to 1978.<mask> was a Republican in the Wisconsin State Assembly from 1979 to 1996. His committee assignments were Criminal Justice and Public Safety. He was the Minority leader for six years and the Speaker for two years. He was against removing criminal penalties on sexual activity and cohabitation between unmarried adults, but he was willing to repeal the jail terms. He said that legalized sex outside of marriage would increase divorce rates, the number of children born outside of wedlock, sexually transmitted diseases, and abortions. <mask> was the Assembly Speaker in 1995 when he led the push for a new baseball stadium for the Milwaukee Brewers. He ran for the 8th congressional district seat in the U.S. Congress in 1996.<mask> was defeated in the general election by Democrat Jay W. Johnson after winning a bitter and high-spending primary. <mask> was appointed to the Wisconsin Tax Appeals Commission by Governor Thompson one month later. Thompson appointed <mask> to a vacant seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, hailing him as a

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texts: conservative. A bipartisan group of 77 state legislators sent a letter to Thompson in support of <mask>'s appointment, describing him as "learned, thoughtful, and fiercely defensive of our system of law". According to an August 2010 Wisconsin Law Journal analysis, <mask> voted with no justice more than 85% of the time, though he generally combined with three other conservative justices. According to the New York Times, <mask> is a member of the conservative 4-3 bloc on the court. In October 2010, <mask> indicated that he supported limiting free online access to Wisconsin trial court records because the information can be used by employers and landlords.Opponents of the change argued that the change may conflict with Wisconsin's open records law. In the wake of the Donohoo decision, <mask> voted to amend the state's judicial code of conduct to allow judges to decide cases involving their campaign contributors. If the case is about the lawmakers, his policy is not to disqualify himself from it. On July 31, <mask> retired from the Wisconsin Supreme Court. <mask> was a member of the Wisconsin Council of Criminal Justice, the Judicial Council Commission on Preliminary Examinations, the Wisconsin Sentencing Commission, the Wisconsin Sesquicentennial Commission, and the National. <mask>, who was the District Attorney of Outagamie County at the time, decided not to prosecute the priest accused of abusing the two brothers. <mask> said he didn't file charges because the case was weak and he didn't think he could win a jury trial.He said he thought the priest

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texts: would be reassigned as a result of his discussion with the bishop. The priest was allowed to contact with children despite the fact that he was abusing other children and was sent to prison for 15 years. The prosecutor who successfully prosecuted the case in the early 2000s said that when <mask> had the case in the 1970s, he was lacking sufficient information. One of the victims said that <mask> helped in the prosecution when the case came to trial in 2002, and that he and his brother had not communicated detailed information about the abuse to the authorities in 1978. During <mask>'s re-election to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, a pro-union organization aired a political ad that claimed that <mask> did not investigate the abuse allegations and participated in a coverup. The ad was rated mostly false by the fact-checking website, PolitiFact.com, which concluded that the ad omitted critical facts and created false impressions. One of the abuse victims, who had been critical of <mask>'s decision not to prosecute, criticized the ad as "offensive, inaccurate and out of context."<mask> asked his opponent to call for the removal of the ad, but she replied that the First Amendment gave the group the right to run such ads. <mask> testified on behalf of Wisconsin State Representative Scott Jensen who was being tried on three felony counts of misconduct in office because his legislative staffers also performed campaign activity on his behalf. During his time in the Wisconsin Assembly, <mask> used his taxpayer-funded staff for campaigning, just like Jensen did.

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texts: <mask> said that it was a different era and public expectations were quite different. The Appleton Post Crescent, <mask>'s hometown paper, found <mask>'s admissions sufficient reason to endorse his opponent in the election. <mask> called the Chief Justice a "total bitch" and threatened to destroy her during a closed-door debate with other justices. According to a review of emails, justices on both sides described the court as "dysfunctional" and <mask> and others suggested bringing in a third party for help.The 2010 conflict on the court was criticized as having the potential to lower court productivity and distract the focus of the justices. <mask> said he overreacted because he had been goaded, bullied and abused by two other justices for a long time, and that the fights were caused by liberal members of the court "ganging up" on him. The March 2011 revelations of the year-old altercation were an attempt to hurt his bid for re-election. Justice Ann Walsh Bradley acknowledged that <mask> had had outbursts over the years, but said there had been no significant magnitude since February 2010. She said that he is a good man, but you can't say he has a steady temperament. According to conflicting media reports, <mask> got into an altercation with Bradley in her office on June 13, 2011. The dispute occurred during a discussion in Bradley's office with four other Justices present, before the court issued its June 13, 2011 split decision to uphold the law limiting collective bargaining rights for most Wisconsin state public employees.According to witnesses,


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texts: over three million dollars on TV and radio ads in support of the judge during Scott Walker's campaign. The push was seen as vital in order to retain the rightwing majority of the court and to preserve the anti-union measures introduced by Walker. 'If we lose <mask>, the Walker agenda is toast,' one ally writes in an email sent around to the governor's chief of staff and several conservative lobbyists. The same groups that funded Prosser's 2011 campaign were involved in the John Doe probe into Scott Walker's funding sources during the 2012 recall campaign against him. <mask> cast the deciding vote to end the probe despite the obvious conflicts of interest. Four years had passed since <mask> was re-elected, before he joined the decision to close the John Doe investigation.In the February 5, 2011 spring primary and the April 5 run-off election, <mask> faced JoAnne Kloppenburg, a long-time but little-known Wisconsin assistant attorney general. In December 2010, <mask>'s campaign director expressed strong support for Walker, saying a win by <mask> would result in protecting the conservative judicial majority and acting as a common sense. He later said he had not seen the release. <mask>'s campaign manager said that the election was about a 4-3 conservative majority vs. a 3-4 liberal majority. In a survey of attorneys conducted by the Milwaukee Bar Association in February of 2011, <mask> received more votes saying he was "qualified" than any of his opponents. He was endorsed by two newspapers. He won the primary with 231,000 votes to second place's 105,000,

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texts: a 30% margin.The general election took place on April 5, 2011. Due to the Wisconsin protests of Walker's budget repair bill and limitations on public employee bargaining rights, the contest received a lot of attention. The law limiting most of Wisconsin's public employees' collective bargaining rights was passed by Scott Walker. The non-partisan race for the court seat was seen as a referendum on the administration of Governor Walker and other Republican officials. <mask> claimed that if he was defeated, it would mean the end of judicial independence because of the increased partisan aspect of the race. On March 31, <mask>'s campaign co-chair, former Democratic governor Patrick Lucey, resigned from the campaign and endorsed Kloppenburg, saying it appeared that <mask> had lost his impartiality, and was showing "a disturbing distemper and lack of civility that does not bode well for the The Daily Herald urged its readers to vote against <mask> in the general election, saying he was an "intemperate figure given to partisan rhetoric".The Capital Times endorsed Kloppenburg because <mask>'s campaign director said the election is about maintaining a conservative majority on the court. <mask> was endorsed by the Sun Prairie Star, The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, and former Alaska governor Sarah Palin. State officials predicted a voter turnout of around 20% for the April election. With over 1.5 million votes cast, voter interest and turnout were high. The day after the election, she was thought to have won by 204 votes. The preliminary vote totals Kathy

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texts: Nickolaus gave to the Associated Press on April 6 did not include votes from the second largest city in the county and one of the most Republican. <mask> had a lead of over 7,000 votes, which would not be changed by a recount.Smaller errors in the preliminary count were found in other counties. A final vote canvass of all the counties in Wisconsin gave <mask> an official lead of 7,316 votes. <mask> was declared the winner after a recount at taxpayer expense, which cost as much as $500,000. The New York Times analyst said that Nickolaus' error pointed to incompetence. Democrats called on Nickolaus to resign due to her previous employment under <mask> as a member of the assembly caucus and questions about her procedures and counts in prior elections. There is an investigation of possible voting irregularity going back to 2006 by state election officials. The 118-page police dossier on the July 13 incident was released in August 2011, a word-searchable 70 page version that only includes the interview reports, and 12 pages of the most relevant excerpts.Lawyers from Chicago, politicians from Appleton, and University of Wisconsin–Madison alumni are just some of the people who were born in


title: Robert Icke

texts: <mask> is an English writer and theatre director. The "great hope of British theatre" is what he has been referred to as. He is best known for his modern adaptation of classic texts, including versions of Oresteia, Mary Stuart, Uncle Vanya, and 1984. He took up writing and directing after seeing a production of Richard III starring Kenneth Branagh as a teenager. Between 2003 and 2008 he was the director of a series of shows at Arc Theatre. He studied English at King's College in Cambridge, where he was taught by Anne Barton. He worked for Michael Grandage as an assistant and associate director.Ben Power was replaced by <mask> as Associate Director at Headlong. He gave a critique of Goold's production of Enron during his interview for the post. He and Goold worked on the Decade at St Katharine's Docks. After an extended life, he directed the Broadway production of Boys, the first production of which was written and directed by Duncan Macmillan. <mask> left Headlong to work at the Almeida Theatre. The Headlong 1984 transfer from the Almeida to the Playhouse Theatre in the West End later that year was the start of his work there. The European premiere of Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play by Anne Washburn provoked a violently divided critical reaction.In early 2015, he directed a production in a hotel room in Mayfair. The opening production of Goold and <mask>'s 'Almeida Greek' season of Greek tragedy marked <mask> as a major British talent. A free adaptation of Aeschylus' original running for nearly four hours with three intermissions, <mask>lus text concerning the sacrifice of Iphigenia. Oresteia was transferred to the West End. Juliet Stevenson and Lia Williams played Mary Stuart and Elizabeth I in <mask>'s adaptation of Uncle Vanya, which opened to rave reviews. Andrew Scott played Hamlet in

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texts: <mask>'s production at the Almeida. The production received rave reviews and was transferred to the Harold Pinter Theatre.Hamlet was broadcast on Easter Saturday. <mask> stepped down from his role at Almeida to focus on his career. The Doctor, his final production as the Associate Director of the Almeida, won the Evening Standard's Award for Best Director in 2019. <mask> opened his new adaptation of Sophocles' Oedipus for Toneelgroep Amsterdam, starring Hans Kesting and Marieke Heebink. This production was performed at the Edinburgh International Festival and the Dutch Theatre Festival. The sequel to A Doll's House, Children of Nora, opened in Amsterdam in 2020. In 2020, <mask> was announced as the first Ibsen Artist in Residence at ITA, supported by the Philip Loubser Foundation, which committed him to making productions with the company from 2020-2022.<mask>'s play The Doctor received a positive reception. Judas will open with the company. The Red Barn, starring Mark Strong and Elizabeth Debicki, was <mask>'s National Theatre debut. Oberon Books publishes <mask>'s performance text of Hamlet, as well as his adaptation of 1984's Oresteia, Uncle Vanya, Mary Stuart, and The Wild Duck. <mask> won the award for the German adaptation of Oresteia. In his work on classics, <mask> searches for a return to the impulse of the original play to clear away the accumulated dust of its performance history. When it was first done, it was troubling.The root of the word radical is the root. They rioted at Ibsen's A Doll's House. He likened his philosophy of adaptation to using a foreign plug. When you plug your hairdryer into it, it won't work. The theatre's elderly audience is a big problem, and the industry's going to have to find a way to attract younger audiences. There will be no audience in 50 or 60

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texts: years. In 2016 he admitted that he thought audiences should leave plays in the interval if they found them boring.<mask> finds an actor he wants to collaborate with and then they discuss the play that actor wants to perform, and the way he is quietly building relationships with an entire group of actors. <mask> tends to work with the same performers, such as Lia Williams, Juliet Stevenson, Jessica Brown Findlay and Daniel Rabin. The first mainstream critic to praise <mask>'s work was a critical response from The Guardian. She wrote From its opening moments, when a digital clock starts to count the minutes, Icke offers a story in which elements of time and fate are compressed and heightened. It's similar to sliding doors in some places. It plays on the drama's presentiments of disaster through dreams and hallucinations, using the cross-cutting techniques of movies and TV. It's terrific, and hails the arrival of some thrilling young actors and an impressive new director. Though he has failed to satisfy some of the conservative broadsheet critics, such as Dominic Cavendish, Icke has found favour with others.<mask>'s work is a sign that the UK's once stuffy middle-class theatre culture is waking up to more exciting and less restrictive techniques. <mask> has been praised for balancing technology and artistry. Icke shows are always entertaining to watch. He has become the most skilled proponent of the ambient-noise/video-screen brigade at a young age. In both Hamlet and Mary Stuart, the two main actresses decided at the beginning of the performance which of them would play which part. It can feel forced with other directors. In June of last year, <mask> was elected a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.Nominees include alumni of King's College, Cambridge Living people and English theatre

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title: Robert Sterling

texts: <mask> was an American actor who was born in 1917. He starred in the television series Topper. He was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his contributions to the television industry. <mask> was born in New Castle, Pennsylvania, 50 miles northwest of Pittsburgh. William S. Hart was a baseball player for the Chicago Cubs and later worked as a clothing salesman. After signing with Columbia Pictures, he changed his name to avoid confusion with silent western star William S. Hart. He was a second lieutenant in 1943 and legally changed his name.He appeared in a number of Columbia movies, but they were often uncredited. Only Angels Have Wings was one of the films he was in. Good Girls Go to Paris, The Man They Could Not Hang, Golden Boy, The Gates of Alcatraz, A Woman Is the Judge, Scandal Sheet, and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington were some of the films that <mask> was in. The Awful Goof (1939) is a short film. He played the lead in Manhattan Heartbeat and Yesterday's Heroes, both at 20th Century Fox. In November 1940, he went to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. He had roles in The Penalty, I'll Wait for You, and Ringside Maisie with Ann Sothern.He played a supporting role in Two-Faced Woman with <mask>. Dr. Kildare's Victory and This Time for Keeps were both filmed in 1942. He was third in Somewhere I'll Find You after Clark Gable and Lana Turner. As

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texts: he was about to break through as a star he joined the service. During World War II, he was a United States Army Air Corps flight instructor. He got out of the army in October 1945 and MGM announced him for The Last Time I Saw Paris, but the film would not be made for several years. He was in The Secret Heart.He was the leader in Roughshod at RKO. Bunco Squad was made at RKO and he did an independent Western with <mask> and John Drew Barrymore. He was on Broadway in The Grammercy Ghost when he met Anne Jeffreys. The May 29, 1950 episode of Studio One was "The Man Who Had Influence". He has appeared on shows such as The Ford Theatre Hour, Betty Crocker Star Matine, The Web, and Faith Baldwin Romance Theatre. In the hit MGM 1951 film version of Show Boat, <mask> played the part of Steve Baker. He was a supporter of Audie Murphy in Column South.He and his second wife created a night club act. The television program Topper was based on the 1937 original film of the same name and starred Jeffreys as the spirited George Kerby and sterling as Cary Grant. He played the title role. Wife Marion Kerby was referred to as "the ghostess with the mostest", while her husband's character was known as "that most sporty spirit". Neil Simon wrote Dearest Enemy, a TV production that 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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title: Raphael Sassower

texts: The University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) has a professor named <mask>. His academic contributions include economics, medical theory and methodology, science and technology, postmodernism, education, Aesthetics, and Popperian philosophy. He is a leader in the field of postmodern technoscience. He was born and raised in Israel. He was an officer in the Israeli army. He received a degree. He received his economics and philosophy degrees from Lake Forest College.He studied under Joseph Agassi at Boston University. The Center for Arts and Humanities and the Center for Women's Studies were established at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs. He is the Director of the Center for Legal Studies and the Chair of the Department of Philosophy. He received the president's Teaching Scholar award and is considered a public intellectual by his colleagues. His thesis was about economics scientific status. Methodological transformation in political economy has consequences. He contributes to the Colorado Springs Business Journal frequently and has many research concerns in regard to political economy.He started businesses that brought new life to Colorado Springs. Postmodernism is not considered to be chronological. Postmodernism is seen as having a bigger scope than modernism. It allows for a plurality of "truths" while acknowledging the inherent contradictions of existence. There is an intimate connection between the development of science and technology. Scientists have an ethical obligation to be accountable to technological mishaps that stem from their development. When science and technology are seen as the engines of economic growth, the consequences of research become more relevant.The traditional view regards science as morally neutral and technology morally suspect. Science is informed by technology as much as technology informs science. The quest for prosperity is a works book. Rowman and Littlefield International is in London. The Dialogues in Social


title: Jim McCalliog

texts: <mask> is a Scottish former footballer who played for a number of teams in the Football League, including Lincoln City, and also had spells with Chicago Sting and Oslo. In the 1976 FA Cup Final, he made the pass that set up Bobby Stokes for the only goal, while he was at Manchester United. He scored one of the goals for the Owls in the 1966 FA Cup Final, which they lost to Everton. Between 1967 and 1971 he won ten caps for Scotland. He scored the third goal in Scotland's 3–2 win against England at Wembley in 1967. After being selected to play for Glasgow Schools, Club McCalliog signed as an amateur with Leeds United in 1963. He was a member of the West Yorkshire club for just four months before joining the Blues.He made his senior debut on his 18th birthday, but only made seven league appearances over the next two years. On November 21, 1964, he scored twice in a 6–1 victory for the Blues. In October 1965, he transferred to Wednesday for a then-record fee for a teenager. He helped the club to the FA Cup Final with a goal in their 2–0 semi-final victory over Chelsea. He scored the opening goal in the final as his team took a 2–0 lead. Unfortunately for his team, they were defeated by one of the greatest comebacks in FA Cup final history. After almost four seasons and 174 appearances for the Owls, McCalliog moved on to fellow top-flight side Wolves, where he was virtual ever-present over the next three seasons.He played in the 1972 UEFA Cup Final and scored the crucial away goal. He scored Wolves' only goal in the


title: Lisa Cameron (economist)

texts: An Australian economist is currently working as a Professional Research Fellow at the Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research at the University of Melbourne. <mask>f Jameel Poverty Action Lab in Boston. She was a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Social Sciences. The World Bank and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade are some of the organizations that <mask> has worked with. His research interests include labour economics, health economics, and developmental economics in developing nations within Asia, specifically in Indonesia and China. She uses an empirical microeconomics lens in most of her research, applying techniques of experimental economics to better understand and gain insights on socio-economic and policy-related issues.During her time at the World Bank, she prepared a brief on gender inequality for the Indonesian government and worked on a research program that focused on similar issues. She took on the role of Principal Investigator on the evaluation of Indonesian Sanitation interventions and child and maternal health trends. Her research projects include disability, gender inequality, and maternal mortality. There is a large focus on the welfare of disadvantaged and marginalized groups and a particular focus on sanitation systems in developing communities. There are new considerations around the role of consumer choice and individual preferences on the likelihood of household participation in these programs, and whether there is evidence of greater aspiration for higher-level education for their children. Despite the CCT programs driving marginal increases in human capital, the association is primarily

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texts: double burden of malnutrition exists in South East Asia and the Pacific alone, with the fastest increase in female overweight rates. In order to mitigate the health risks in the South East Asian regions, a number of policy-based opportunities are identified, including commission new research, pushing for private sector involvement, and emphasizing the regional monitoring of nutrition outcomes. In her most recent publication, she examined the relationship between rising crime rates in China and the marriage market, specifically by looking at the sex ratio and other behavioural drivers of criminality in certain districts within the country. Through collecting survey and experimental data on prison inmates and compatible non-inmates (migrants) in Shenzhen, <mask> finds that the propensity to commit crimes in China is positively associated with the high prevailing sex ratios. She believes that criminality is mostly driven by the behavior of unmarried men through mechanisms in the marriage market. With high sex ratio environments within Shenzhen, there is increased competition on the marriage markets, putting pressure on men to appear more financiallyattractive and thus incentivizing these unmarried men to commit higher-value, riskier crimes in order to achieve their goals. Research on policy topics and women in the economy is one of the key areas of economic contributions by <mask>.There are large barriers to accessibility for women looking for social protection schemes in developing nations, and a concerted effort to design programs that can be scaled up to reach a large, according to a key publication on social protection for women in

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texts: developing nations updated in February 2019. Employment guarantee schemes, pension schemes, microfinance, and conditional cash transfer programs can all be useful in closing the gap in earnings and sustained work, but they are often not tailored to specific groups of women and thus fail to adequately protect women. These necessary accommodations can be filled by governments and non-governmental organizations. A broad range of topics, including gender inequality in Indonesian labour markets from a government policy perspective, the impacts of criminalization of sex work, and female labour force participation rates in Indonesia, are covered by the current and existing research within economic policy in Indonesia. As seen in the research topics, <mask>'s work has become more focused on women in the developing economies. She found that the Indonesian female labour participation rate has remained constant for two decades due to supply-side drivers. In Indonesia, married women in rural areas are less likely to be working or looking for work than married women in urban areas.This is compared to urban areas where married women are less likely to be in the workforce relative to single women, with both of these statistics driven by the level of education. Using an economic growth model, she forecasts that Indonesia would need to increase its female labour force participation rate to 58.5% to contribute to the G20's overall goal of decrease the female-male participation gap to 25% by 2025, which is unlikely given the current state labour market conditions. A general study of gender inequality in Indonesia that builds on previous research and


title: Lisa Cameron (economist)

texts: literature from the Global Gender Gap Report is providing new insights specifically in the East Asian region. This includes the extent of the gender-wage gap totalling 41%, suggesting large levels of wage discrimination against women with only a small proportion of this explainable by differences in productive characteristics. The phenomenon of "sticky floors", where women in lower-paid and lower-skilled jobs face more difficulties compared to women at the top of the spectrum, compounds with industrial segregation by occupation and contributes greatly to this disparity. Entry and re-entry decisions into the labour market at the individual level should be closely tied to future priorities and initiatives to mitigate effects of the wage gap. The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the Australian-Indonesian Partnership for Economic Governance collaborated with the work of Diana Contreras-Suarez to provide a policy-based view of disability in Indonesia.According to the research, the main drivers of disabilities are diseases and accidents, with the average years of education only being 2.8 to 4.4 years for individuals with no disabilities. The problem is worsened by the fact that most people with disabilities don't use devices to help them. It is possible to collect higher quality data to inform and build policy mechanisms. One of the authors of "Effects of China's One Child Policy on its Children" was <mask>. According to the paper, China's one-child policy created a generation of children who lacked social and economic qualities that were important for success. Her co-authors were Nisvan Erkal and Lata Gangadharan from


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texts: the Australian National University. The research analyses the impact of population and economic growth, specifically with potential impacts of gender imbalances and cultural preferences in terms of child bearing.They note that the economic impact of the One- Child policy is difficult to determine, with conflicting effects such as a heavier productivity burden on younger generations but with associated stimulations in the country's net savings rate. Many men are unable to find a partner due to the increasing ratio of men to women in Chinese households. Although there is more chance for greater fertility rates, the majority of urban women are likely to delay childbirth in favour of higher-level education, with no impact on rural Chinese households who were not restricted by the original One-Child policy. Other topics of research include risk-taking within natural disaster contexts, institutional corruption, the complement and substitute discussion for cannabis, alcohol, and cigarettes, and the considerations in the cultural integration of immigrants. Individuals who recently experienced a flood or earthquake behave with more risk-aversion due to a higher probability of experiencing another natural disaster in the future, according to an experimental risk analysis conducted within the South East Asia regions most prone to natural disasters. Defining culture as "an individual's accumulated experience, shaped by the social, institutional, and economic aspects", <mask> finds that there is greater variation in the propensities to punish corrupt behavior in select countries such as Indonesia, Singapore, India, and Australia. There is some