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texts: The core of the curriculum at Islamic religious schools was formed by <mask>'s views on Islamic theology and philosophy. <mask> wrote about Islamic theology. He viewed the prophets as inspired philosophers, as well as various scientific and philosophical interpretations of the Quran, such as how Quranic cosmology corresponds to his own philosophy. His writings were linked to Islamic religious ideas, for example the body's afterlife.The only sensible way to distinguish real prophecy from illusion was through philosophy, according to <mask>. He did not state this more clearly because of the political implications of such a theory, and also because most of the time he was writing shorter works which focused on explaining his theories on philosophy and theology clearly. The three different schools of interpretation of Avicenna's philosophy were al-Tusi, those who continued to apply his philosophy as a system to interpret later political events and scientific advances, and those who considered Avicenna's theology. The theological interpretation championed by al-Razi eventually came to dominate the madrasahs. <mask> wrote five commentaries on suras from the Quran as an adult, after he memorised the Quran at the age of ten. The Proof of Prophecies is a text in which he comments on several Quranic verse and holds the Quran in high esteem. The Islamic prophets should be considered higher than philosophers according to Avicenna.<mask> is thought to have been aligned with the Hanafi school of thought. <mask> studied Hanafi law and many of his teachers were Hanafi jurists. At an early age, Avicenna was unconvinced by

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texts: the missionary attempts to convert him. Historian ahr al-dn al-Bayhaq believed that <mask> was a follower of the Brethren of purity. Avicenna wrote his famous "floating man", a thought experiment to demonstrate human self-awareness and the substantiality and immateriality of the soul, while he was imprisoned in the castle of Fardajan. <mask>'s "Floating Man" thought experiment showed that the soul is a substance, and that humans can't doubt their own consciousness even in a situation that prevents all sensory data input. The thought experiment told readers to imagine themselves suspended in the air, isolated from all sensations, and then created at once.He said that one would still have self-consciousness. The thought experiment points to the conclusion that the soul is a perfection, independent of the body, and an immaterial substance, because it is possible that a person, suspended in air while cut off from sense experience, would still be capable of determining his own existence. The conceivability of this "Floating Man" shows that the soul is separate from the body. <mask> believed that God communicated truth to the human mind and gave order and intelligibility to nature through the active intellect, which he referred to as the living human intelligence. The brain is the place where reason interacts with sensation according to Avicenna. The soul is prepared to receive rational concepts. "I am" is the first knowledge of the flying person.The flying person has no sensation, so that essence could not be the body. The soul is self-awareness and the knowledge that "I am" is the core of a human being.

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texts: <mask> concluded that the idea of the self is not dependent on physical things, but on a substance, and that the soul should not be seen in relative terms. The soul is its perfect counterpart to the body. The soul is an immaterial substance. The Canon of Medicine <mask> wrote a five-volume medical encyclopedia. Up to the 18th century, it was the standard medical textbook in Europe and the Islamic world.Unani medicine still depends on the Canon. There are rare diseases and disorders that have natural causes. He used the example of polydactyly to explain that there are reasons for medical events. Developments in the Enlightenment were anticipated by this view of medical phenomena. <mask> wrote about Earth sciences in The Book of Healing. In the Al-Burhan (On Demonstration) section of The Book of Healing, <mask> discussed the philosophy of science and described an early scientific method of inquiry. He differed from it on several points.The issue of a proper methodology for scientific inquiry was discussed by <mask>. He wondered if a scientist could arrive at the initial axioms or hypotheses of a deductive science without inferring them from some more basic premises. He explained that the ideal situation is when one grasps that a "relation holds between the terms, which would allow for absolute, universal certainty". The ancient Aristotelian method of induction and the method of examination and experimentation were added by Avicenna. Avicenna argued that it does not lead to the absolute, universal, and certain premises that it purports to provide. He developed a method of experimentation as a means for

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texts: scientific inquiry. Avicenna studied an early system of temporal logic.He studied the relationship between temporalis and the implication, even though he did not develop a real theory of temporal proposition. The dominant system of Islamic logic was developed by <mask>'s work. Albertus Magnus and William of Ockham were two early European logicians. The law of non-contradiction was endorsed by <mask>, which said that a fact could not be true and false at the same time. He stated that anyone who denies the law of non-contradiction should be beaten and burned until he admits that to be beaten is not the same as not to be beaten, and to be burned is not the same as not to be burned. In mechanics, <mask> developed a theory of motion, in which he made a distinction between inclination and force of a projectile, and concluded that motion was a result of an inclination. The effect of inclination is dissipated by external forces.The 6th-century Alexandrian scholar John Philoponus is thought to have influenced the theory of motion presented by Avicenna. <mask>'s is a less sophisticated version of Buridan's theory. It is not clear if Buridan was influenced by either Avicenna or Philoponus. <mask> argued that if the perception of light is due to the emission of particles by a source, the speed of light must be finite. He gave a wrong explanation for the rainbow phenomenon. <mask>'s theory on heat was mentioned in a Latin text in 1253. The Latin title for these was De Anima, which means "on the soul".The argument that the soul is without quantitative extension is called the Flying Man argument by Avicenna in the


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texts: Psychology of The Cure I. 1.7. Avicenna's psychology requires that the connection between the body and soul be strong enough to ensure individuation, but weak enough to allow for immortality. The account of the soul is one that deals almost entirely with the natural science of the body and its abilities of perception, because Avicenna grounds his psychology on physiology. The connection between the soul and body is explained almost entirely by the philosopher's understanding of perception. The perceiver first senses the form of the object and then the features of it. All the pieces are merged into a unified conscious experience when the sensory information is supplied to the internal senses. The material body can only see material objects, while the immaterial soul can only see universal forms.The way the soul and body interact in the final abstract of the universal is the key to their relationship and interaction. The soul accepts forms that have been removed from the matter. This process requires a concrete material to be included in the universal intelligible. The material and immaterial interact through the Active Intellect, which is a "divine light". The sun makes colour available to our eyes by revealing the universals concealed in material objects. <mask> wrote an attack on astrology titled Resla f ebl akm al-nojm, in which he cited passages from the Quran to dispute the power of astrology to predict the future. He argued against astrology being able to determine the exact effects of each planet on the earth.The influence of <mask>'s writings on later writers could be seen in his less developed

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texts: work. He considers mathematical astronomy a separate discipline from astrology. He said that the stars are self-luminous, and that the planets are also self-luminous. He claimed to have seen Venus on the Sun. There was a transit on 24 May 1032, but Avicenna did not give the date of his observation, and modern scholars wonder if he could have mistaken a sunspot for Venus. He used his transit observation to show that Venus was sometimes below the Sun. The sphere of Venus comes before the sphere of the Sun when moving out from the Earth.The Summary of theAlmagest was written to bring that which is stated in theAlmagest and what is understood from Natural Science into conformity. Ptolemy had taken to be fixed the motion of the solar apogee. Chemistry <mask> was the first to derive the attar of flowers from distillation and used it to make essential oils such as rose essence, which he used to treat heart conditions. Four works attributed to <mask> were translated into Latin and were the most influential, having influenced later medieval chemists. The de Anima is a fake by a Spanish author according to Anawati. The Declaratio is not believed to be by Avicenna. The Book of Minerals is adapted from the Kitab al-Shifa by Avicenna.The minerals were classified into stones, fusible substances, sulfurs and salts by Avicenna. The epistola de Re recta was written earlier in his career when he had not yet decided that transmutation was impossible. Half of Avicenna's works are poetry. His poems can be found in both Arabic and Persian. Robert Wisnovsky, a scholar of Avicenna attached to the McGill University, says that


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texts: Edward Granville Browne's claims that the following Persian verse are incorrect are true. The Middle Ages and Renaissance began in the 14th century when Dante Alighieri depicted him in a scene with other non-Christians. One of the great figures in intellectual history is Avicenna.George Sarton, the author of The History of Science, described <mask> as "one of the greatest thinkers and medical scholars in history" and called him "the most famous scientist of Islam and one of the most famous of all races, places, and times". He was a leading writer in the field of medicine. Avicenna is an important source of early Muslim medicine. He is remembered in the Western history of medicine as a major historical figure who made important contributions to medicine and the European Renaissance. His medical texts were unusual in that he preferred to side with the author of the text rather than with the opposing author of the text. Avicenna's importance in medieval Europe was greatly increased by her linking of Galen's medical writings with Aristotle's philosophy in the Canon of Medicine. His influence following the translation of the Canon made him one of the acknowledged authorities, and he was ranked with Hippocrates and Galen as the "prince of physicians".He is considered a national icon in Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan, and is often regarded as one of the greatest Persians. There is a monument outside the museum. The Avicenna Mausoleum and Museum was built in 1952. The Avicenna Research Institute in Tehran, the ibn Sn Tajik State Medical University in Dushanbe, and the Avicenna Academy of Medieval Medicine and


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texts: Sciences are all in Iran. His portrait is in the Avicenna Faculty of Medicine in the University of Paris. Avicenna is a crater on the Moon. The thousandth anniversary of Avicenna's birth was celebrated by the Soviet Union with various stamps with artistic illustrations and a bust based on ethnographic research.A training college for medical staff has been named for him near his birthplace. There is a museum dedicated to his life, times and work on the grounds. The Avicenna Prize, established in 2003 by UNESCO, rewards individuals and groups for their achievements in the field of ethics in science. The goal of the award is to promote ethical reflection on issues raised by advances in science and technology, and to raise global awareness of the importance of ethics in science. The World Directory of Medical Schools is a list of universities and schools where doctors, public health practitioners and others are educated. "Why Avicenna?" was stated by the original project team. The synthesis of knowledge from both east and west was noted by Avicenna.The development of medicine and health sciences has been influenced by him. The worldwide partnership that is needed for the promotion of health services of high quality is symbolised by the use of <mask>'s name. In June 2009, Iran donated aPersian Scholars Pavilion to the United Nations Office in Vienna which is located in the central Memorial Plaza of the Vienna International Center. There are statues of four prominent Iranian figures at the "Persian Scholars Pavilion" at the United Nations in Vienna, Austria. The pavilion is adorned with Persian art forms and


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texts: includes statues of renowned Iranian scientists. <mask>'s younger years are recounted in the Soviet film Youth of Genius. The film was made at the turn of the millennium.Kerbouchard studies and discusses <mask>'s The Canon of Medicine in Louis L'Amour's 1985 historical novel The Walking Drum. In his book The Physician, Noah Gordon tells the story of a young English doctor who disguises himself as a Jew to travel to Persia and learn from <mask>, the great master of his time. The Physician was a feature film based on the novel. Ben Kingsley played Avicenna. The works of <mask> influenced Muslims in many areas, including theology, philology, mathematics, astronomy, physics and music. His works numbered almost 450 volumes on a wide range of subjects. There are 150 volumes of his works that focus on philosophy and 40 on medicine.The Canon of Medicine is one of his most famous works. Several others have been wrongly attributed to Avicenna. Metaphysics demonstrates a significant departure from the brand of Neoplatonism known as Aristotelianism in Avicenna's world, though his Logic, Metaphysics, Physics, and De Caelo are treatises giving a synoptic view of Aristotelian doctrine. The Logic and Metaphysics can be found at Venice in 1493 and 1546. The poem on logic was published by Schmoelders in 1836 and takes a poetical form. There are two encyclopedic treatises that deal with philosophy. The Liber Sextus Naturalium and the long account of Avicenna's philosophy can be found in the Bodleian Library and Pavia.The An-najat is a shorter form of the work. The Latin editions of some of these works have been modified by

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texts: the monastic editors. According to Averroes, the majority of which is lost in antiquity, there is also a (hikmat-al-mashriqqiyya). The Life of Avicenna is one of Avicenna's works. And trans. We. The State University of New York Press was published in 1974.The only critical edition of <mask>'s autobiography was supplemented with a biography by his student Abu 'Ubayd al-Juzjani. The second edition of D. Gutas, Avicenna and the Aristotelian Tradition: Introduction to Reading Avicenna's Philosophical Works was published in 1988. Al-isharat wa al-tanbihat contains Remarks and Admonitions. Part One: Logic, Toronto, Ont., was translated by S.C. Inati. The Remarks and Admonitions: Part 4, London: Kegan Paul International, was published in 1996. The Canon of Medicine, ed. is by Al-Qanun fi'l-tibb. I. a-Qashsh was born in Cairo in 1987.The Encyclopedia of medicine. The manuscript is a Latin translation of a Modern text. The person is Ahmed Shawkat Al-Shatti. Risalah fi sirr al-qadar is an essay. Cambridge University Press published G. Hourani in Reason and Tradition in Islamic Ethics in 1985. The book of scientific knowledge is ed. And trans.P. Morewedge wrote The Metaphysics of Avicenna. The book of healing is called Kitab al-Shifa. <mask>'s major work was on philosophy. In 1014, he probably began to write al-Shifa'. The Arabic text was first published in Cairo in 1952 under the supervision of I. Madkour. The Book of Salvation is called Kitab al-Najat. <mask>'s Psychology: An English Translation of Kitab al-Najat, Book II, Chapter VI with Historical-philosophical Notes and Textual Improvements on the Cairo Edition


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texts: was published in 1952.The psychology of al-Shifa. The Arabic text is called Risala fi'l-Ishq. It was translated by Emil L. Fackenheim. The Book of Knowledge for Prince 'Ala ad-Daulah' is Avicenna's most important Persian work. There was a new scientific vocabulary created by Avicenna. Logic, metaphysics, music theory and other sciences are covered in the Danishnama. It was translated into English in 1977.The science of the pulse is covered in the book Andar Danesh-e Rag. Various manuscripts and later anthologies contain Persian poetry from Avicenna. pp. 454–454. There is aXV. His works can be found in the section "Philosophy". Réfutation de l'astrologie is written by Avicenne.The texte arabe was Edition et traduction du texte. There is a Préface d'Elizabeth Teissier. William E. Gohlam was the author. The life of a person. A critical edition and annotated translation was published in 1974. If you want to learn more about Ibn Sina's life, you can read his biography, translated by de Slane and F. Wstenfeld. It was written by Madelung, Wilferd and Toby Mayer.And tr. The Philosopher: A Refutation of <mask>'s Metaphysics was struggling with. Shahrastani's Kitab al-Musara'a has been translated into Arabic and English. This is an informed and good account of the life and accomplishments of one of the greatest influences on the development of thought both Eastern and Western. ... The best essay on this important thinker of the Middle Ages is not as thorough as the works of D. Saliba, A.M. Goichon, or L. Gardet. The Philosophical Review was written byJulius R. Weinberg.69, No. 2, April. In 1960, pp. Many of the


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texts: books and articles written in this century on Avicenna have been written in this work. It has two main features, the first being its clarity and readability, and the second being the comparative approach adopted by the author. Ian Richard Netton is a writer for the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society. 4, No.In July 1994, pp. Y.T. Langermann's book. Avicenna and his Legacy. A Golden Age of Science and Philosophy was published in 2010 by Brepols Publishers. The manuscrit de Bursa, traduction de l'arabe, introduction, and notes are included in the editio princeps d'aprs. One of the most comprehensive general introductions to the life and works of the philosopher and physician <mask> (Ibn Sn, d. 1037) and an extensive and careful survey of his contribution to the history of science can be found in this German publication.An expert in Greek and Arabic medicine paid attention to <mask> in his recent studies. mos Bertolacci, Isis, Vol. 96, No. The December 2004, p. 649) is about Shaikh al Rais Ibn Sina. The magazine was published by the Aligarh Muslim University. Edward G. Islamic medicine is called Medicine Browne. The Royal College of Physicians received Fitzpatrick Lectures in 1919–1920.There are two people, Peter and Savage-Smith, in this picture. Georgetown University Press published Medieval Islamic Medicine in 2007. Prioreschi, Plinio. A History of Medicine is about Byzantine and Islamic medicine. The Horatius Press was published in 2001. The man is Syed Ziaur Rahman. The reception of Amos Bertolacci's novel, The reception of Amos Bertolacci's novel, includes an English translation of Risalah al Adwiya


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texts: He was an English civil servant, coloniser and politician. He was born at Alverstoke, near Gosport, Hampshire, England, on 1 November 1787. They are Francis and Rebekah. He was promoted to junior clerk on 15 March 1812, 2nd class clerk on 5 February 1816, and 1st class clerk on 21 August 1819. Elinor Bell was the cousin of Elizabeth Fry, the famous prison reformer. One of the children died as a baby. One child followed his parents to Western Australia and was a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy.On January 22, 1822, Waller was appointed secretary to the Victualling Board for the Royal Navy. He was a member of the Royal Society. After the position of secretary to the Victualling Board was abolished in 1832, Waller was retired on a pension and moved his family to France for eight years. The Western Australian Land Company was formed in London to promote a large land settlement in the Colony of Western Australia. This was planned by a group of influential men, including the brother of the Governor of Western Australia and the founder of the company. Robert Williams <mask> was appointed secretary to his father, who was the Chief Commissioner. The goal of the settlement was to establish trade between Australia and India.The first settlers of the Australind region arrived at Port Leschenault (Bunbury) on 18 March 1841. In 1841, he was appointed a Justice of the Peace. After approval for the settlement was not finalized until April of 1842, Waller was given a piece of land called "Alverstoke" and the original house still stands today. The Western Australian Land Company ceased operations in Western Australia within 3 years, leaving the settlers to fend for themselves. George, who later returned to England and became Governor of Dartmoor Prison, was a member of the Town Trust. The Under Secretary for Lands, the Under Treasurer and the Surveyor General were all grandsons of the man. The Western Australian public service had senior offices for


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texts: twenty of Waller's grandchildren in 1897.When the Trusty arrived in May 1844, it was built from bricks brought from England. The house was built for Elizabeth Fry, who died in 1845, after her husband sold the house. In the 19th century, he became a member of the Western Australian Legislative Council. He was known for his fight for the rights of the small landholders, which caused problems with the larger landholders and merchants of the Colony. He resigned from the Legislative Council at the age of 71. On April 10, 1861, <mask> died after a long illness. His obituary in The Perth Gazette and Independent Journal of Politics and News of 19 April 1861 reads: "It is with much regret that we record his death in our obituary."From his first arrival in the Colony, 20 years ago, to the period of his death, Mr. <mask> occupied a prominent position amongst us. He was one of the most intelligent members of the Legislative Council. He was pre-eminent in that branch of science because of the practical results of his various experiments. His agreeable manners, well-stored mind, and hilarity of spirits enhanced in no small degree the pleasures of his way-faring guests were what made him the country gentleman. Although he lived and died 'amidst a grove of his own kindred', there were many absent ones to grieve over his loss. In society at large he leaves a blank, as all must feel who have appreciated his presence during those periodical visits he was wont to pay to Perth and Fremantle; when, as 'The observed of all observers' his elasticity of spirits and 'Bonhommie' served to create, at least The children of <mask> and Elinor <mask> were: Francis, Waller, Louisa, William, and Robert.In 1979 the descendants numbered over 2200. There are references to "Alverstoke" in Artlook Books, as well as verbal anecdotes from various <mask> family members and descendants. The Western Australian Legislative Council is made up of 19th-century Australian

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texts: <mask> is a Scottish singer. He won the fourth series of The X Factor. <mask> was the main star of <mask>'s Life, an on-web series that ran from 2007 until 2008. <mask>'s debut album, Right Now, finished the year as the 75th best-selling album in the UK and included the singles, "Don't Call This Love", "Creative" and "Stargazing". <mask>'s debut single, "When You Believe", a cover of a song sung by Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey and composed and written by Stephen Schwartz, sold over 400,000 copies and was the 92nd best-selling single of the 2000s in the UK. <mask> had the best selling single from a British Male Artist in 2007, beating the likes of Mika, Take That and Mark Ronson in the best-selling male category. <mask> has had one UK number one single, two UK top ten singles and one UK top five album and has spent a total of thirteen weeks in the UK Singles Charts top seventy-five."When You Believe" is currently the seventh best-selling X Factor winners single, beating off competition from the likes of Little Mix with "Cannonball", Sam Bailey with "Skyscraper" and Louisa Johnson with "Forever Young". His debut album is the eighth best-selling debut album from an X Factor winner. <mask> was born in West Lothian, Scotland. He was a retail sales assistant at Gap. He supports Rangers. karate and singing were the only things that made him happy when he was younger and he was a fan of contemporary jazz. He was 10 years old when he got his black belt.<mask> was going to attend Edinburgh University to study architectural technology. <mask> started singing in public. After doing well in the X Factor competition, he deferred his place at Edinburgh Napier so he could pursue a career in music. <mask> was a contestant in the fourth series of The X Factor in Glasgow. He was taught by Minogue. He reached the final on December 15, 2007, in which he performed a duet with

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texts: Minogue of "Better the Devil You Know", as well as three other songs. After the public vote, he was declared the winner and got a million dollar recording contract.<mask>'s victory was described as the biggest shock in the history of reality TV betting. Louis Walsh said that <mask> had won the vote. An Ofcom investigation found that Roberts had not been unfairly disadvantaged, despite complaints from a number of viewers that they were unable to vote for <mask>. The final of Leon was watched by more than 12 million people. <mask> said winning was not real. In December 2007, <mask> was invited to perform at Wembley Arena with Canadian performer Michael Bublé, who was so impressed by his singing ability that he invited <mask> to perform with him. <mask> said that this had been the highlight of his life.<mask> was the first X Factor contestant to perform at Wembley while still in the competition. Rhydian Roberts was the runner-up and Dannii Minogue was the winning mentor. Before recording began, the series hit the headlines. Some of the controversy centered on whether 14 and 15-year-olds should be eligible to enter, and also on the high-profile dismissals of judge Louis Walsh and host Kate Thornton, to be replaced by Grease Is the Word judge Brian Friedman and Big Brother's Little Brother host. <mask> and Sinitta are close friends of the X Factor mentor. Friedman became the show's choreographer and Walsh was quickly reinstated. <mask> won a million dollar recording contract.His first single release was "When You Believe", which was released to download on December 16th, 2007, with the physical format following on December 19th. The single became the UK's Christmas Number One. Sharon Osbourne's final series as a judge was replaced by Girls Aloud star Cheryl Cole. <mask> began the "X Factor Live" tour in the Odyssey Arena in Belfast, Northern Ireland with Rhydian

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texts: Roberts, Same Difference and the eight other finalist from the 2007 show. The X Factor tour ended at London's Wembley Arena on March 21st. Right Now <mask>'s debut single, a cover of the Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey duet "When You Believe", went on sale as a download from midnight on Sunday, 16 December 2007, and as a CD on Wednesday, 19 December 2007. The debut single is expected to sell 300,000 by Sunday, making it the fastest-selling single of the year.At its peak, the single was selling 40 copies per minute. <mask> was practically guaranteed top spot, so bookmakers stopped taking bets on who would get the Christmas number-one single. On December 23, 2007, "When You Believe" reached the number one spot in the UK. <mask> was the first Scottish artist to achieve a Christmas number one. <mask> performed the first single from his upcoming album, "Don't Call This Love", as a celebrity guest on the first live episode of The X Factor on October 11, 2008. The song peaked at number one after being released the next day. 3 on the UK singles chart.There are 8 in Ireland. Right Now was released in October of 2008. It was at the top of the charts. 4 albums were on the UK Top 40 Albums chart. After being in the Top 40 for three weeks, it fell out of the Top 40 and remained in the Top 75 for another six weeks. The album made its debut on the Ireland Top 75 Albums chart. Staying on the chart for five weeks was achieved by 7 for the week of 23 October 2008.The second single from the album was a download-only purchase. It peaked at No. The UK Singles chart has 94 on it. "Stargazing" was released to radio stations in January 2009. As a download-only single, it was also available for purchase. <mask> performed on TV shows such as This Morning and The X Factor. <mask>'s first single was When You Believe.<mask> performed 1 in the UK in December of 2007. He did it on The X

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texts: Factor and This Morning. <mask> was invited to join him on stage at the Glasgow SECC for a duet of "Lost". <mask> performed at the 2008 Hogmanay event. <mask> was going to play with Amy MacDonald at the event, but he pulled out due to tonsillitis. <mask> was dropped from the Sony BMG label after the album sold 130,000 copies. <mask> worked with writers who worked with James Morrison and Paolo Nutini.<mask> said that he was preparing for a concert tour of the UK in May and June of 2009. <mask> was going to be a Supporting Guest Act in Glasgow as part of the Homecoming Scotland Tour. Half of the concert dates were canceled by the management. <mask> said he was "gutted" at the cancellation and that it was not his doing. Same Difference played a solo tour gig in Portsmouth on one of the tour days from England and Wales. In 2009, <mask> confirmed that he was working on a brand new studio album which would be more acoustic in style, different from the jazz and soul genre of his debut album Right Now. <mask> hopes to release the album on his own even though he hasn't found a record deal since he was dropped by Sony.<mask> traveled to Los Angeles in May of 2010 to work with writers on his new sound. He collaborated with artists to create piano and guitar led songs, as well as writing some of his own. He performed with American artists in L.A. <mask> was announced as the 2nd biggest flop of reality TV in May 2010 and he lost out to Steve brookstein. He has vowed never to perform When You Believe again, calling his X-Factor success a curse and revealing he was no longer in contact with his former mentor. <mask> found out through the newspaper that he had been dropped. <mask> announced a summer tour in 2010 where he would perform his new acoustic sound.The first date was at the Half Moon. <mask> played guitar and piano. The second date was at the ABC Glasgow, where he

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texts: sold out the show and more tickets were put on sale due to popular demand. On the final day of the tour, <mask> performed new songs written by himself and American songwriters at the O2 Academy. <mask> attended the BRIT Awards as part of the Universal Records after-party. <mask> taught himself to play the guitar and piano while he was writing new material. Some of the new songs include 'Never Left The Ground', 'Ode to Isabel', 'The Other Side', and 'Wounded by Love'.There will be at least four new songs by <mask> in 2011. The Voice UK contestant Vince Kidd's debut single was co-written by <mask>. <mask> is currently writing and recording new music for a second studio album, however, as of September 2021, a release date or any further information about a forthcoming album has yet to be announced. The reasons for <mask>'s absence from the music industry were highlighted in a statement on his website. <mask> claimed that he had to fall in love with music again and that he needed time to "evaluate everything that happened". <mask> has been involved in raising money for the Glasgow Children's Hospital. <mask> supports the Children's Hospice Association Scotland, a Scottish charity that provides hospice services for children and young people with life-limiting conditions.<mask>'s website states that music is about life not the other way around. It's a privilege to be able to use your gift to bring joy to people, travelling and paying the bills is a bonus. <mask> appeared in his own web series, Leon's Life, which was broadcast on the social networking site, Bebo. <mask> was awarded the Sunday Mail Young Scot Award for being a positive role model to young people. <mask> hosted the Sunday Mail Young Scot Awards in Glasgow in August of 2011. He was nominated in May of 2011. Concert tours Headlining The X Factor 2008 Tour right now live and acoustic 2010 summer

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texts: <mask> is an English singer, DJ, TV personality and actress. She was nicknamed Sporty Spice when she was a member of the Spice Girls. She rose to fame in 1996, releasing in two years with the Spice Girls, two consecutive number-one albums, eight number-one singles from nine worldwide hits, the biggest-selling debut single of all time and the biggest-selling album in music history by a girl group. The Spice Girls were helped shoot to international fame by <mask>. Northern Star, her solo debut album, was released in 1999 and reached number one in Sweden and number 4 in the UK. It sold over 4 million copies worldwide and became the best selling solo album of any Spice Girls member. After her second album, Reason, was gold certified in the UK, she left Virgin and founded her own record company, Red Girl Records.Her third album, Beautiful Intentions, spent 9 weeks at number one in Portugal and spawned international hit singles, selling over 1.5 million copies worldwide. This Time became her first top 10 album in Switzerland and was certified gold. The first three singles from the album went to number one in Portugal. The Spice Girls' greatest hits album was released in December. She released her fifth solo album, The Sea, in 2011. Her eighth studio album was released in 2020. She has co-written 11 UK number-ones, more than any other female artist in chart history, and remains the only female performer to top the charts as a solo artist.With twelve UK number-one singles, including the charity single as part of The Justice Collective, she is the second female artist, and the first British female

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texts: artist, with most singles at number one in the United Kingdom, and with a total of fourteen songs that have received the number one in Her work has earned her several awards and nominations, including a Guinness Book mention, five Brit Awards from 10 nominations, three American Music Awards, four Billboard Music Awards, and one MTV Video Music Award. Since 1996, <mask> has sold more than 123 million records, including 100 million copies with the group, and 23 million solo albums, singles and collaborations, and has earned over 327 worldwide certifications, including 41 silver, gold and Platinum certifications as a solo artist. The only daughter of a secretary and personal assistant and a fitter at the Otis Elevator Company, <mask> was born in 1974 and has been singing in music bands since she was 14. Her parents separated when she was four years old. One of her children is racing driver Paul O'Neill, who was born when she was six years old. She attended a junior school in Runcorn and a high school in Widnes.She obtained a degree in dance, singing, drama, and musical theatre from the Doreen Bird College of Performing Arts in London. She replied to an advert in The Stage placed by <mask> and Bob Herbert, who were looking to form a new girl group later to become the Spice Girls. She gained teaching qualifications in tap and modern theatre dance with the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing after leaving college just short of completing her three-year course. In 1994, the Spice Girls responded to an advertisement in The Stage magazine. 400 women answered the ad and went to Dance Works

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texts: studios. The original five members of the group were Halliwell, <mask>, Beckham, and Brown. The group was frustrated by the direction of Heart Management and decided to break with them.They signed a deal with Virgin in 1995 after touring record labels in London and Los Angeles. Their debut album, Spice, peaked at number 1 in more than 17 countries across the world and was certified multi-Platinum in 27 countries. The album centered on the idea of Girl Power and was compared to Beatlemania. The album sold 30 million copies worldwide, becoming the biggest-selling album in music history by a girl group and one of the most successful albums of all time. "Say You'll Be There", "2 Become 1", "Who Do You Think You Are", and "Mama" all peaked at number 1 in the UK. Their second album, Spiceworld, with the two first singles "Spice Up Your Life" and "Too Much", that entered the UK Albums Chart at number 1, made it the group's all consecutive number 1 hit single, a record of musical groups all time. 20 million copies of the album were sold worldwide.The group starred in their own film, Spiceworld: The Movie, which made $100 million at the box office and became the second most watched movie of the year. "Stop" peaked at two, breaking the sequence of number 1s and not reaching the top of the charts. It was the last single before the departure of the group. When "Goodbye" topped the UK Singles Chart in 1998, it was their third consecutive Christmas number-one, equalling the record previously set by the Beatles. Bryan Adams released "When You're Gone" with featured vocals of <mask>, her debut solo

masks: Chiolm Chisholm


title: Melanie C

texts: project. The song spent 15 weeks in the top 40 and was certified Platinum. The album Northern Star was recorded in the summer of 1999.She recorded a song for the film Big Daddy. The promotional single was released in the UK. The backing vocals for "(Hey You) Free Up Your Mind" were written and recorded by her. Her debut single, "Goin' Down", peaked at number 4 in the UK and 25 in Australia. Giuseppi <mask> directed the music video. Her debut album, Northern Star, peaked at number 4 and sold 4 million copies worldwide and received triple Platinum in the UK. "Northern Star" peaked at number 4 and was released as a second single.In order to promote the album, <mask> traveled to Australia, the US, Canada, Japan, the UK, Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Netherlands and Denmark between 27 September and 1 November. "Go!" and "Suddenly Monday" were both in the film soundtracks in 2000. Whatever it takes. After the two singles did not reach the top of the charts, Virgin decided to release one more single, "Never Be the Same Again", which broke the pop rock sound of the other songs and focused on R&B. The song was released in 2000 and became her first number 1 single. It peaked at number 1 in the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Scotland and Sweden after receiving gold certification in the UK. The 18th best-selling song of 2000 sold more than a million copies across Europe.The label decided to release two more singles after the success of "Never Be the Same Again". "I Turn to You" was Virgin's fourth single and reached her second number 1 in the UK, Netherlands and Sweden. The song "I Turn to You"

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title: Melanie C

texts: peaked at number 1 in several countries. "If That Were Me" was the fifth and final single. The proceeds from the sale went to a charity. The single versions of "Never Be The Same Again" and "I Turn To You" were included in the North American version of Northern Star. After the first solo work of members, the Spice Girls released their third and final album, which had a new edgier R&B sound.On October 23, 2000 "Holler" and "Let Love Lead the Way" were released as singles and reached the number 1 spot in the UK. 5 million copies of the album were sold. The group announced that they were taking a break. The Chinese singer FanFan recorded a Chinese version of "Suddenly Monday" from her debut album. The Northern Star Tour was <mask>'s first world tour to promote her debut album. The tour traveled in 76 dates, 30 countries and 4 continents, but not South America. Bryan Adams appeared at the Shepherd's Bush Empire concert on the original website.The Anaheim concert was streamed on the House of Blues website. The album was only released in Japan. The vocals in the song "Aren't You Kind of Glad We Did?" were featured in the 2001 live album of Russell Watson, The Voice - Live. In November 2001 she began recording her second album. She traveled to the US to record music. She wrote "Help Me Help You" for Holly Valance and recorded "Independence Day" from the film soundtrack. At the 2002 MTV Europe Music Awards, Anastacia and <mask>sholm presented the award for "best song" to P!nk.The second album was supposed to be released on 10 March. It was due to struggles with clinical depression that <mask> took

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title: Melanie C

texts: time out. The first single from her new album, "Here It Comes Again", reached number 7 in the UK and peaked in the top 20 in Spain and Ireland. Reason, her second studio album, peaked at number 5 in the UK and received gold certification. <mask> was sent by the label to promote the album. She embarked on the Reason Tour in April of 2003 The second single was released in June of 2003After the previous single, music critics were predicting that this single would redeem <mask>'s chart success, but the song peaked at number 14 and did not help sales. "Let's Love" was used in a Toyota Motor Corporation commercial. <mask> was a contestant on the reality sports game show The Games. On September 11, 2003 during a taping of The Games, <mask> injured her knee when she competed in a judo match with Azra Akin. The third and final single, "Yeh Yeh Yeh", had to be pushed back because she couldn't promote an upbeat song with an injury. "Yeh Yeh Yeh" was chosen to be launched along with "Melt" as a double A-side because she could do a small number of performances. The double single was released in November of 2003The song peaked at 27. "Yeh Yeh Yeh" was the only solo release in other countries of Europe. The Avo Session Basel concert was broadcast on 3sat after the release of "Melt/Yeh Yeh Yeh". The conflict in previous years about the direction in her solo career led to the dismissal of Virgin Records. She founded her own label, Red Girl Records, in 2004. <mask>m's activities are funded by her. The name of the label was inspired by a supporter of the football team.NancyPhillips, who had been the label's

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texts: manager and business partner, retired last year. In June 2004, she embarked in a five-date concert tour, The Barfly Mini-Tour, performed in The Barfly music halls, a series of venues dedicated to independent music. In October 2004, she recorded her third album. In an interview, she said she wanted to create deeper songs using piano, violin and personal themes. "Next Best Superstar" was the lead single of her third album. There were two singles with B-sides, an acoustic version, and a re-release of the song. The song peaked in the UK at number 10.Her third album and first by Red Girl was released on April 11. The twelve songs written by <mask> were written by Greg Haver, <mask>, Paul Boddy, and others. The album was certified gold in Germany and Switzerland after it peaked at number 24 in the UK. She embarked on the Beautiful Intentions Tour in support of the album, travelling for twenty-five dates across Europe and Asia. "Better Alone" was released in the UK as the second single, but did not enter the charts due to the single being available online. "First Day of My Life" was released as a single in Australia and Europe, but not in the UK. The second international single from Beautiful Intentions was not included in the original version of the album.The song "Un Nuovo Giorno" was originally recorded by Bocelli for his 2004 album. The song peaked at number 1 in Spain, Germany, Switzerland and Portugal, number 2 in Austria, and number 30 in France. "Better Alone" was released in Australia and Europe as the third official single, after a limited release in the UK the previous year. The song

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title: Melanie C

texts: campaign in Germany. The song reached number 94 in the UK and 69 in Germany. On 5 November, the Spice Girls released their return single, "Headlines (Friendship Never ends)", also announced as the official Children in Need charity single and performed at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. The first song to not reach the top 10 was the song at number 11. The music video was directed by Anthony Mandler. There are two new songs on the album, "Voodoo" and "Headlines (Friendship Never ends)". 6 million copies were sold.They embarked on the tour on December 2nd. The tour made over 70 million dollars and produced over 100 million dollars in ticket sales and merchandising. The tour won an award. The Spice Girls were paid $1 million each to appear in ads for the supermarket chain. The This Time Canadian Tour was <mask>'s fifth tour and she performed in nine Canadian cities. "Understand" was the fifth and final single from This Time. She was supposed to star in a sequel to the 1996 horror film The Craft, but the production was canceled."Blue Skies All the Way" and "Paris Burning" are two previously undiscovered songs that were included in her second DVD concert, Live at the Hard Rock Cafe. In the UK, the DVD peaked at number 22. She made her acting debut in the musical Blood Brothers, a new version of the 1983 original production, in October 2009. In an interview, she said that she had been invited to star in movies and plays. She starred on Blood Brothers. She was nominated for the Best Actress in a Musical award but did not win. She started working on her next album in the same year."Rock Me" was


title: Melanie C

texts: released in Germany as a single and peaked at number 33 in the country. The song was used as the official theme for the Women's World Cup. "Think About It" was chosen as the worldwide single and marked the return of dance-pop. The song peaked at number 95 in the UK, 15 in the UK Indie Chart, and 40 in other European countries. The Sea was produced by <mask>, <mask> and Peter-John Vettese. The album peaked at number 45 in the UK, 13 in Switzerland, and 16 in Germany. The Mel B team, formed by under 25 years-old girls, was helped by the mentor assistant in the third season of The X Factor Australia.The girls didn't make the final. "Weak" was the third single to be released in the UK. "Let There Be Love" was the fourth and final single of The Sea in Germany and Switzerland. "Viva Life" was recorded for the documentary Bash Street. She embarked on her sixth concert tour in November. The tour's record was released as a DVD. The Sea was a really great album and it wasn't as successful as it deserved to be, according to <mask> in her interview for "Ask Melanie C Episode 8."The Night was released on 13 May. The promo single was called "Set You Free". She was a judge on the talent show Superstar, which was looking to find an actor to play <mask> Superstar. Ben was chosen. She played the role of Mary Magdalene in the musical. She won Best Supporting Actress at the Whatsonstage.com Awards. She played the character for a while.The album was inspired by the stage. The song "I Don't Know How to Love Him" peaked at number 20 on the UK independent chart. The song is from the musical Jesus Christ Superstar.

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title: Melanie C

texts: On 7 September, <mask> released her sixth studio album, Stages, produced by Peter-John Vettese and featuring a collection of show tunes that have been important to her at various stages of her life. The album peaked at number 50 in the UK and 83 in Ireland. The song "I Know Him So Well" was released as a single on 11 November and features vocals by Emma Bunton. The song peaked at number 153 in the UK and 14 in the UK.She was a member of The Justice Collective, a group of musicians who recorded a charity song called "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother". The song peaked at number 1 after being released as a single. She was in a British comedy film called Play Hard. "Loving You" was a collaboration with British singer <mask>. The first <mask>'s song in the top 15 since 2005 peaked at number 14. Live at Shepherd's Bush Empire was her first live album. <mask> celebrated her 40th birthday with a show for her fans called Sporty's Forty, which featured Emma Bunton.On 31 March, the Slovakian singer Peter Aristone released "Cool as You", a lead single from 19 days in Tetbury. Her version of "Ain't Got No, I Got Life" was included in the Beautiful Cover Versions. She had a small part in the Little Mix video "Word Up". The Television and Version of Me star joined the judging panel for Asia's Got Talent in 2015. The selection began in Singapore. The program was recorded in Malaysia. The live shows ran for two months until the finals of Asia's Got Talent.On 14 May, <mask> and the judges released a cover version of "Let's Groove", originally by Earth, Wind & Fire, and performed it in the final. She was a

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title: Melanie C

texts: mentor assistant in the game competition. She started working on her seventh studio album at the same time. The second season of Asia's Got Talent was confirmed for summer 2016 but the project has been discontinued. She was featured as a vocalist on "Numb" with Sons Of Sonix, which was said to be a song from her upcoming album. She made a brief appearance in KT Tunstall's music video. Version of Me was released in October of 2016In May of last year, <mask> performed a duet with Urban for his song, The Fighter, on the GrahamNorton Show. She replaced the original singer on the duet. <mask> performed in Mexico City as part of the Classics Fest concert series, which also featured performances by Vanilla Ice and Jenny Berggren. This was <mask>'s first time performing as a solo artist in Latin America and her first visit since her days with the Spice Girls. When she returned to Mexico, she stated, "I haven't been back to Mexico in many years and when I was there it was very brief, so I am excited to return and sing." In June, <mask> performed for the first time in Brazil, playing live shows in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paolo. Night of the proms was a 25-concert tour in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Luxembourg.She embarked on the Melanie C - Asia Tour after turning her hand to disc jockeying. On November 5, 2018, <mask> and the Spice Girls announced a reunion tour. The Spice World tour was their first in a decade and featured <mask>, Bunton, and Halliwell. The tour began in Dublin on May 24th and ended in London on June 15th. The single "High Heels" was written by Rae Morris and Benjamin

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title: Melanie C

texts: "Fryars" Garrett and features drag act Sink the Pink. During an interview with The Guardian, she stated that she was working on a new album with artists including Shura and Little Boots. "Who I Am" was the lead single from <mask>. <mask>'s eighth album and she performed it live on The Late Late Show with <mask>.When asked how she was handling the restrictions, she said, "I'm busy." I'm trying to finish my album. I've been trying to stay in touch with my fans by doing live Q&A's and streaming. On 13 May 2020, <mask> sang "Who I Am", among other singles from her career, as part of a "bathroom" gig in aid of WaterAid. "Blame It on Me" was released on May 27, 2020. "In and Out of Love" was the third single of the album. "Obviously, I'm making a pop-dance record and I'm a mature artist, so I have to accept that some radio stations are not going to be playing me anymore."That is something to overcome. I want people to enjoy this album, I want people to dance to it, and I want people to be encouraged by it. I want to perform it live when coronaviruses do one. The fourth single off the album, "Fearless", was released on 16 September 2020, and is a collaboration with UK rapper Nadia Rose. It was a good meeting. I fell in love with her attitude after watching her on Kathy Burke's documentary series on women. Female artists need to be fearless.I adore this girl. On October 2, 2020, <mask> was released to critical success. She has not had a top 10 album since 2003's Reason. "Stop Crying Your Heart Out" was part of the Children in Need charity single. <mask>'s music video, "Love is Back", was released

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title: Melanie C

texts: in January 2021. The "Celebrity Ally" award was presented to <mask> at the British LGBT Awards. The <mask> album was released in a deluxe version on September 3, 2021.The video for her cover of "Touch Me" was released before the new release. In the same month, she was announced as a contestant on Dancing with the Stars. The fifth star in the series was voted off and therefore finishing in eleventh place. The 8th Annual "We Can Survive" concert by Audacy was held at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles in October of 2021. The Spice Girls had announced the re-release of Spice to mark their 25th anniversary. The double album was released in October of 2021. The original album is available on limited edition vinyl and cassette, as well as a set of six Spice Girls postcards, in addition to the A5 hardback booklet."We had a risqué song called 'C U Next Tuesday', which was vetoed for the 25th anniversary edition, but I do have plans for it." It sounds like a song by Allen. The album reentered the UK Albums Chart at number five. The cancellation of her European tour dates in support of her was announced in November of 2021. She was once again a judge on The Voice Kids. The three-episode series was won by teen Torrin <mask>. Her memoir will be published by the Welbeck Publishing Group in the late half of 2022.<mask> was a guest judge on the first episode of Drag Race: UK Versus the World. The series was filmed in March. Her personal life has been open about her experiences with depression and eating disorders. She talked to Contact Music about her eating disorder and how she worked out for three hours

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title: Melanie C

texts: a day. It was a way of running away. I felt like a robot. I was only a size 10 when I was called 'Sumo Spice'.I went up to a size 14 because I was so upset by all the criticism. In 1997, <mask> had a relationship with a singer. She dated Jake Davies in 1998. She had a relationship with Anthony Kiedis. "Emit Remmus" was written by Kiedis and was inspired by his relationship with <mask>. The album was called Californication. They had an on-again, off-again relationship in 2000.In February 2009, she gave birth to her first child. The arrival of her child proved to be a turning point in her life, and she admitted in an interview that it wasn't all about her. It made me realize that I have a huge responsibility to myself. I had to treat myself better as her teacher. <mask> completed the London triathlon twice and is a supporter of the FC. The proceeds from "If That Were Me" were donated to the Kandu Arts charity. In 2012 <mask>olm appeared in a Never Mind the Buzzcocks special.The "Sport Relief Mile" was a three-mile run. Through Hell and High Water was a Comic Relief challenge which involved British celebrities canoeing the most difficult rapids of the Zambezi River. They raised a lot of money for the charity. The charity campaign by P&G provides clean drinking water to African children. The water was changed from stagnant to drinkable with the use of purification sachets. Funds raised from her annual calendar were donated to a homeless charity. Madonna is said to be her biggest musical influence.She believes that she has inspired her a lot musically and in the way she presents herself. I've

masks: Chisholm Chisholm Chisholm Chish


title: Melanie C

texts: always admired how hard she works and how strong she is, so she's always inspired me in that way. Madonna, Blur, Oasis, and the Cardigans are some of the bands that inspired her first album. <mask> has a vocal range of C 6. Her main characteristics are a distinctive timbre, a unique vocal ability that helped shoot the Spice Girls to international fame, and a versatile voice for different styles and music genres. Her voice is strong and inspiring, with a mixture of weight and light, with a raspy and powerful tone, clear and emotional. <mask>'s music is mostly pop and rock.Being the first member of the group to go solo, she has been able to incorporate pop-rock, rock, post-grunge, ambient, acoustic, R&B, hip hop, dance, and trance. An album of show tunes was also released. As a member of the Spice Girls, <mask> was known as "Sporty Spice" because she wore a tracksuit with athletic shoes and had tattoos on both of her arms. She was able to perform back handsprings. The phrase "girl power" put a name to a social phenomenon, but the slogan was met with mixed reactions. The band embraced a particular facet of neo-feminist empowerment, which was that a feminine appearance and equality between the sexes need not be mutually exclusive. The new political and social climate that was emerging with the advances made by New Labour and the new UK Prime Minister Tony Blair was represented by the term "Cool Britannia".The arrival of the Spice Girls added to the new image and re-branding of Britain, and underscored the growing world popularity of British, rather than American, pop music. At a time when

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texts: alternative rock, hip-hop and R&B dominated global music charts, the Spice Girls broke onto the scene. The Spice Girls created a modern pop phenomenon that brought about a global wave of teen pop acts such as Hanson, Britney Spears and NSYNC. The Spice Girls paved the way for girl groups and female pop singers. In the UK, they are credited for their massive commercial breakthrough in the previously male-dominated pop music scene, leading to the widespread formation of new girl groups in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The Pussycat Dolls, 2NE1, Girls' Generation, Little Mix, Lady Gaga, Jess Glynne, and more. Charmed and Big Daddy have songs from Northern Star."Go" is a song in Whatever It Takes. "Suddenly Monday" is on the soundtrack. "I Turn to You" was used in the film "Bend It Like Beckham". It was covered by Darkseed on "Ultimate Darkness". The neighbour of the beast. The song was used in a musical based on the songs of the Spice Girls. <mask> covered "Suddenly Monday" in Chinese for her debut album Fan Fan's World, and Dutch pop singer Do covered the Japanese bonus-track "Follow Me" for her album of the same name."Un Nuovo Giorno" (A new day) is the lyrics to the single "First Day of My Life", which was originally recorded by Bocelli and was released as a single in 2004. <mask>'s version of the single was used as the title song of a German soap opera. "Rock Me" was the official theme song for German TV channel ZDF's coverage of the Women's World Cup in 2011. Most of the songs recorded with Spice Girls have been co-written by <mask>. The main idea of the Spice Girl albums was the idea of

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title: Tanjore Ramachandra Anantharaman

texts: One of India's pre-eminent metallurgists and materials scientists was <mask>. <mask> was born in India on November 25, 1927. He obtained a degree. In 1947, D.I.I. Sc. was obtained from Madras University. A degree in metallurgy from the Indian Institute of Science in 1950 and a degree in chemistry from Madras University in 1951. After securing the first rank in all university exams, he was awarded the only Indian Rhodes Scholarship of 1951 for his doctorate research in physical metallurgy at Oxford University. He got a D.Phil. in 1954.In 1980 he received the higher degree D. Sc. from Oxford. In recognition of his research output in metallurgy and materials science, he received a degree from the same university. During the last five decades, Anantharaman has traveled far and wide in the world, starting with his two-month visit to Australia in 1949 as a Nuffield Scholar. He was in England for three years and in Germany for two years, but he has been on many extended overseas visits, mostly as Visiting Scientist or Visiting Professor. <mask>'s professional career spanned over four decades and included assignments such as research associate, assistant professor, and professor. He was Head, Department of Metallurgical Engineering, Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Technology and Director of the Indian Institute of Technology Varanasi. After retiring in 1987, he worked as Director, Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology (Deemed University), Patiala, as well as CSIR and INSA Senior' Scientist.A broad range of topics in physical metallurgy and material science are covered by Anantharaman's research accomplishments. His most creative efforts have been centered around contributions to rapidly solidified alloys and metallic glasses. He discovered a variety of metastable phases and has innovated new techniques for rapid solidification. He has directed national projects on micro-structural characterization. Anantharaman has over 250 scientific publications. The three International Conferences he edited were Metal Sciences - the Emerging Frontiers (1978), Light Metals - Science & Technology (1985) and Advanced Techniques for Materials Characterization (1989). In 1984 he edited a book and in 1987 he

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title: Tanjore Ramachandra Anantharaman

texts: co-authored a book.The Rustless Wonder: A Study of the Iron Pillar at Delhi was published in 1996 by Vigyan Prasar, Government of India, as part of his recent involvement in studies related to India's scientific and technological heritage. The monograph has been translated into Hindi and Tamil and has stimulated further research on India's metallurgical heritage. The Indian Institute of Metals received the Kamani Gold medal in 1960. The Union Ministry of Steel and Mines received the National Metallurgists' Day Award. There was a prize for Engineering Sciences in 1967. In 1972 the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry awarded an individual Initiative in Science and Technology. The University Grants Commission and Hari Om Trust awarded the Homi J. Bhabha Award for Applied Sciences in 1974.The VASVIK Award was given in 1978. The Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Fund was established in 1979. The President of the IIM was elected in 1979. The Indian National Science Academy awarded the Bhatnagar Medal in 1982. The Indian Institute of Science received a distinguished alumni award in 1982. The Indian Institute of Metals received a gold medal in 1983. The Materials Science Prize of the Indian National Science Academy was awarded in 1987.The International Metallographic Society (IMS) gave the Henry Clifton Sorby Award in 1989. The Golden Jubilee of the Department of Metallurgy, Bengal Engineering College, Howrah was celebrated in 1990. The Indian Society of Technical Education (ISTE) and the UP Government gave an Outstanding Teacher of an Engineering Institute a ward in 1991. The highest award of the Indian Institute of Metals was the IIM Platinum medal. Professor G.P. The Chatterji Memorial Award was given by the Indian Science Congress Association. On the occasion of its Platinum Jubilee in 1998, the Department of Metallurgical Engineering received a distinguished services award.B.C. is a doctor. The Roy National Award for "Eminence in Philosophy" was given in 2001. The Union Ministry of Steel and Mines instituted the "Lifetime Achievement Award in Metallurgy" in 2004. <mask> was elected a Fellow of the Indian Academy of Sciences in 1964, the Indian National Science Academy in 1972 and the


title: Tanjore Ramachandra Anantharaman

texts: Indian National Academy of Engineering in 1987. He is an Corresponding Member of the Royal Academy for Overseas Sciences and a member of the Indian Institute of Metals. The Sorby Award of the 'International Metallographic Society' was given to him in 1989 for his lifelong contributions to metallography. Professor <mask> has had a profound influence on the growth of metallurgy through his distinguished contributions to metallurgy education and research, by nurturing the Centre for Advanced Study in Physical and Mechanical Metallurgy at Varanasi and by inspiring generations of students.He is the primary credit for the outstanding profile of Indian metallurgical research. Anantharaman's personality is related to Spirituality, Philosophy and Religion, particularly of the Vedic and Yogic traditions of India going back over 4,000 years. He drew inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi's spiritual heir Acharya Vinoba Bhave, the Initiator of Bhoodaan (Land Gifts) movement, during the sixties and seventies. The Centre for Yoga was established in 1974 as an interdisciplinary academic unit of BHU. The centre is popular in the campus. In 1981 he launched the Indian Academy of Yoga as a Learned Society. He was the founder-president of the academy during 1981–83 and has been its president ever since.Anantharaman has written over 50 articles on philosophy, religion and ethics, but he has also written two books in German. The National Project on History of Indian Science, Philosophy and Culture brought out his monograph in 1997. His two versions of the original Bhagavad-Gita are 350 and 140 s. He was given the title of Vidya-Vachaspati, equivalent to a doctorate degree in philosophy and religion, in recognition of his Sanskrit scholarship. He was the first scientist to receive the Dr. B. C. Roy National Award. Anantharaman was also the Chancellor of the Atmadeep Research Institute for the Seculo-Spiritual Heritage of India. The Department of AYUSH, Ministry for Health and Family Welfare, Government of India gave accreditation to the Ashram in 2004 as a research centre for yoga and allied subjects.References 1927 births Indian Rhodes Scholars Indian metallurgists Indian Institute of Science faculty Indian Institute of


title: Hiram Bithorn

texts: <mask> was the first baseball player from Puerto Rico to play in Major League Baseball. <mask> was a hard-throwing pitcher who commanded attention when he began his delivery with a distinctive windup and raised his left leg high in the air. <mask> was one of five children born to Waldemar G<mask>, a municipal employee, in Santurce, a heavily populated area in the city of San Juan. The <mask> family traveled a lot. Mara produced a radio program called Abuelita Borinquea and taught her children English. The young <mask> attended Central High School in Santurce, and his older two brothers encouraged and assisted in training him to become an athlete. <mask> helped his Puerto Rican teammates win a silver medal in volleyball and a bronze in basketball at the III Central American and Caribbean Games in 1935.He began making a name for himself in baseball in 1932, when he was a pitcher on a team of nativos. <mask> led his team to a 10–1 victory over the visiting club, which included future Hall of Famer Johnny Mize. <mask> played winter ball for his home team. The youngest manager in Puerto Rican Professional Baseball League history was 22-year-old <mask> when he took over the San Juan team. <mask> pitched at Wrigley Field within three years. <mask> pitched for the Oakland Oaks and Hollywood Stars in the US Minor Leagues in 1939. <mask> was the first Puerto Rican to play in the Major Leagues on April 15, 1942.Bithorn was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Hiram Bithorn


title: Hiram Bithorn

texts: a 3.16 earned run average in 105 appearances, including 30 complete games, eight shutouts and five saves, striking out 185 batters while walking 171. <mask> tried to return to the Mexican Pacific League at the age of 35. He was shot by a Mexican police officer on December 28, 1951. <mask> died the next day at Ciudad Victoria's hospital.<mask> admitted to being part of a communist cell, and Castillo Cano claimed that he was on an important mission. Castillo Cano was sentenced to eight years in prison for <mask>'s murder after this argument was discredited in court. He was buried in Puerto Rico. <mask>'s achievement of making it to the majors remained a source of pride in Puerto Rico, and he was honored in 1962 when the biggest ballpark on the island was built and named after him. The <mask> <mask> Stadium is located next to Roberto Clemente Coliseum and across the street from Plaza Las Américas Mall and has hosted world championship boxing fights, major professional wrestling events from the World Wrestling Council, and important musical spectacles. The Montreal Expos played 22 home games there in the 2003 and 2004 MLB seasons, as well as Rounds 1 and 2 of the 2006 and 2009 World Baseball Classic. List of players from Puerto Rico in Major League Baseball Baseball in Puerto Rico Sports in Puerto Rico List of countries with their first Major League Baseball player References External links Biography at Autgrafo TV 1916 births 1951 deaths American people

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title: David Marshall Mason

texts: <mask> was a Scottish Liberal politician. <mask> was the oldest son of <mask> and was born at Campsie, near Glasgow. He graduated from Partick Academy, Glasgow, Craigmount in Edinburgh, and then from Glasgow University. He studied in Germany. Mary was the daughter of the Hon. and was married to him. George W. Crouse was a Republican Member of Congress. They had seven children, two sons and five daughters.<mask> became an associate of the Institute of Bankers. He was described as having interests in banking and railways by The Times in 1910. <mask> was an expert on the economy, financial and trading questions. He was a founding member of the Executive Committee of the Sound Currency Association. At the 1906 general election, <mask> was unsuccessful in his attempt to win a Parliamentary seat for the Liberals at Glasgow, Tradeston. He gained the seat from the Conservative John Kenneth Foster in the December 1910 election. He held the city until 1918.During the First World War, <mask> was an opponent of the coalition government and a member of the 'polite minority'. He stood as an Independent at the 1918 general election, despite being described as an Independent in the press. Edward Manville was the victor in the contest and received the coalition coupon. Like other Liberal MPs, <mask> was rejected by the electorate because of his stance on war policy. At each of the next three general elections for the Romford Division of Essex, and at the 1929 general election for Barnstaple, <mask> tried to return to Parliament. Is it radical, centrist or right-wing? During the war between Italy and Turkey in 1911, <mask> played a leading role in condemning Italian atrocities and urging the British government to intervene.<mask> said that the Italian invasion provoked indignation from the friends of freedom and foes of aggression in Britain. According to another historian, <mask> is a Liberal Centrist, a type of candidate being adopted by Liberal Associations in the hope of attracting working class votes whilst maintaining the support of traditional Liberals. <mask> was associated with radical causes. He supported Irish Home Rule and John Redmond. He

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texts: was connected to the Peace Society and was a member of a deputation to the Liberal prime minister to advise him of the uneasiness of the Parliamentary Liberal Party regarding increasing spending on the Navy. All this, and his criticisms of the government got him into trouble with the Coventry Liberal Association who announced in January 1914 that they would be finding a new candidate for the next election. He was a member of the Liberal Foreign Affairs Committee.This organisation was critical of the direction and conduct of the foreign policy of Sir Edward Grey. In July 1914, a dozen or so of the group, including <mask>, met and passed a resolution urging British neutrality in the emerging crisis. The group sent a letter to Grey covering the text of the resolution and urging him to use the government's good offices to secure peace. <mask> was one of 34 Liberal MPs who voted against the introduction of conscription in 1916. Sylvia Pankhurst identified him as a fervent supporter of the Suffragette cause inside and outside Parliament. It is clear that <mask> was more conservative when it came to the economy. He kept a high political profile during the 1920s with his chairmanship of the Sound Currency Association and many letters to the Times newspaper on various aspects of the economy, trade and foreign policy.He advocated for a return to the gold standard. He was re-elected to Parliament at the 1931 general election as a Liberal candidate in East Edinburgh, promising to support the National Government of Ramsay MacDonald, the official position of the Liberal Party. The honeymoon with the Unionists did not last and <mask> got into trouble with the local Unionist association for voting against the government after the Conservative candidate withdrew his support. He faced a Unionist opponent in the 1935 general election after going into opposition with his Liberal colleagues. The seat was won by the Labour party. He joined the fellowship that year. Death <mask> died in a nursing home in March of 1945.Macedonia and Great Britain's Responsibility; T Fisher Unwin, 1903 Six Years of Politics; J M Murray, 1917 National Currency and Finance

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title: Alexander J. Dallas (statesman)

texts: The 6th United States Secretary of the Treasury from 1814 to 1816 was <mask>. <mask> was born in Kingston, Jamaica. <mask> wrote a history of the Jamaican Maroons. Dr <mask> changed the name of the estate to Dallas Castle after buying it. The property had 900 acres and 91 slaves. Dr <mask> left the island in 1764 and put the estate in a trust. <mask>'s family moved from Edinburgh to London when he was five.He studied under <mask>. He wanted to study law, but couldn't afford it. <mask> married a Pennsylvania woman in 1780. The daughter of Maj. George Smith of the British Army was a great-granddaughter of Sir Nicholas Trevanion. The Barlows are William and Arabella. The newlyweds moved to Jamaica. <mask> was admitted to the bar through his father's connections.After Maria's health deteriorated in Jamaica, they moved to Philadelphia, where he was admitted to the Pennsylvania bar in 1785. The Pennsylvania Herald and the Columbian Magazine were side jobs that he took to supplement his law practice. The second set of state court reports, called Reports of Cases Ruled and Adjudged in the Courts of Pennsylvania Before and Since the Revolution in 1790, was published by the U.S. Supreme Court Reporter Dallas. He published three volumes under the title, Reports of Cases Ruled and Adjudged in the Several Courts of the United States and of Pennsylvania, Held at the Seat of the Federal Government. These volumes were the first reporter for Pennsylvania and the United States Supreme Court. <mask> published the official United States Reports volumes from his own funds. West v. Barnes was the first case reported.(Dall.) The book was written in the year 1790. The four volumes that he produced were incomplete, inaccurate, and extremely late. The landmark ruling in Chisholm v. Georgia, which prompted the Eleventh Amendment, was not reported by Dallas until five years later. He wrote

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texts: that he would devote his reports to the rats in the State-House. His publications are still important in American legal publishing. He founded the Democratic-Republican Societies in 1793.<mask> was named Secretary of the Commonwealth by the Secretary of the Commonwealth. <mask> was the defacto governor for much of the late 1790s because he was an alcoholic. <mask> helped found the Democratic-Republican party in Pennsylvania and advocated a strict construction of the new Constitution. He was the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania from 1802 to 1814. <mask> helped Albert Gallatin get funds to fight Britain during the War of 1812. The federal government was nearly bankrupted by the war. <mask> reorganized the Treasury Department, brought the government budget back into surplus, championed the creation of the Second Bank of the United States, and put the nation back on the specie system based on gold and silver.He was acting Secretary of War and Secretary of State from March 2, 1814 to August 1, 1814. He lived a year in Philadelphia. He was a member of both the American Philosophical Society and the University of Pennsylvania. Dallas Township, Pennsylvania, and Dallas County, Alabama, are named for him. There are six U.S. Coast Guard Cutters named DALLAS, the most recent being USCGC DALLAS. <mask><mask> died while in the Navy and Fort Dallas was named after him. His father and brother are also possible names for the Texas city of Dallas.<mask> was married to Richard Bache<mask>. on April 4, 1805. The father of her husband's father was the United States Postmaster General from 1776 to 1782. Sally was the only daughter of Benjamin Franklin and his common-law wife Deborah Read. <mask> was a member of the American Philosophical Society. The University of Pennsylvania has a biography of <mask><mask>, who was Secretary of War in the 18th

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title: Juan Rosai

texts: An American physician who was born in Italy, <mask>, contributed to clinical research and education in the specialty of surgical pathology. He was the principal author and editor of a major textbook in that field. As a teacher, mentor and consultant to many American and international surgical pathologists,<mask> is well-known. <mask> was born in Poppi, a little town near Florence, in the region of Tuscany, Italy. The economic problems in Italy after World War II forced his parents to emigrate to Argentina when he was eight years old. His first name was changed to <mask> after his family moved to Argentina. At the age of 15,<mask> joined the School of Medicine.During his third year of medical school, he met Eduardo Lascano, a pathologist who influenced young Rosai's interest in that discipline. The M.D. was earned byRosai. He obtained a degree at the age of 21 and then did a residency training in Anatomic Pathology at the same university under the direction of Lascano. While working as a house officer in pathology at the Regional Hospital of Mar del Plata,Rosai met Lauren at a medical conference in Argentina. The two of them will train together in the United States. After completing his residency and fellowship in anatomic pathology at Washington University School of Medicine,Rosai went on to work for Barnes Hospital. He was appointed Professor and Director of Anatomic Pathology at the University of Minnesota at the age of 34.He left there in 1985 for an identical position at Yale University School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut. From 1991 to

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texts: 1999,<mask> was the James Ewing Alumni Professor and Chairman of Pathology at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City. <mask> had ties to Italy throughout his life and worked in Italy and the United States. He took a sabbatical year at the University of Florence and the University of Bologna. The Chairman of the Department of Anatomic Pathology at the Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori was permanently relocated to Italy in 2000. In 2005, he created the Center for Oncologic Pathology Consultations, located at the Centro Diagnostico Italiano in Milan, where he continued his consultation and educational activities focused on oncological surgical pathology. As a visiting professor of pathology at Harvard University and senior consulting pathologist at Genzyme Genetics,Rosai had academic connections to the United States.While still working in Milan, he was a consultant pathologist for the Department of Pathology of the University of Utah and ARUP Laboratories. Parkinson's disease was the cause ofRosai's death. He died from the effects of the condition in July 2020 at the age of 81. There are more than 400 scientific peer-reviewed papers onRosai's topics in pathology. He was a member of the editorial boards of several pathology journals, including the International Journal of Surgical Pathology. The editor-in-chief of the 3rd Series of the Atlas of Tumor Pathology wasRosai. He co-edited 13 other books.<mask>'s textbook,Rosai and Ackerman's Surgical Pathology, is perhaps the most famous publication. A pathology book focused on differential diagnosis

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texts: and features with clinical significance was first published in 1953 in this classic surgical pathology textbook. The tenth edition of the book was published in 2011. <mask>'s textbook is well known among pathologists due to its clear and didactic style, which includes illustrations as examples of key diagnostic features. Spanish, Chinese, Italian and Croatian are some of the languages in which the original English edition of the pathology textbook has been translated. The 11th edition of the textbook was written by a team of experts in the field of pathology. <mask> accumulated a comprehensive collection of slide seminars including histopathology slides of interesting and educational pathological cases with the comments by connoted pathologists.In 2010 the seminars collection was donated as a free educational resource. The slide seminars from the United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology are available as digital pathology files which can be freely accessed by pathologists across the world thanks to a collaborative effort. Digital images of the original histopathological slides, clinical history, and diagnostic summaries are part of the collection. The life Trustee of the American Board of Pathology, the Doctor Honoris Causa at the University of Bologna, Italy, and the Maude Abbott Lecturer at the United States are some of the professional awards and honors that Rosai has received. There are conversations with Pathologists. The Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland sponsored an interview with <mask>i for the book project A Matter of Life

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title: Wanessa Camargo

texts: <mask>iz is a Brazilian singer-songwriter. The daughter of a Brazilian sertanejo singer and a businesswoman is early life Camargo. Her father was a part of the group of dancers that performed in the Brazilian version of Cats. Carmago released her debut studio album in 2000. It sold 150,000 copies and included three singles, "O Amor no Deixa", "Enamorado por Voc" and "Eu Posso Te Sentir". "Eu Posso Te Sentir", "Tanta Saudade" and "Gostar de Mim" were released as singles in 2001. She hosted the Young Evening program for two years at the Rede Globo TV network.She won recognition with the song "Sem Querer" on the third album of the same name. She joined the cast of the fourth season of Stio do Picapau Amarelo after releasing her first live album. She reformed her music with the release of W, a dance-pop album for which she composed eleven of the fifteen songs. The singles "Amor, Amor" and "No Resisto a Ns Dois" were included in the album. The album Total sold 100,000 copies and was marked by the song "Me Abrace". In 2009, she released her first English song, "Fly", and her sixth album, "Meu Momento". She made her electronic music debut in 2010 with the Voc no Perde por Esperar.She released an English-language album in 2011. Five years after her last studio album, she announced that she was redirecting to the sertanejo genre. She released her eighth studio album on August 19th. <mask> was born in Goinia, Gois, on December 28, 1982. She is the daughter of a Brazilian sertanejo singer and a businesswoman. She had no toys when she was a child because of her family's financial

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texts: maturity and creativity. "No Resisto a Ns Dois" became the seventh most played song on Brazilian radio in 2006 when it was released on 10 January. The W in Tour was released in February. Her biggest tour was Era Uma Vez. It was directed by Marlia Pra and featured five acts and costume changes.The third single from W, "Louca", was released on August 22nd, having been chosen by the public through a website vote. The single "No T Pronta Pra Perdoar" was a remake of the song "Not Ready to Make Nice" by the band. She sold 100,000 copies of her fifth studio album, Total, on August 21. The Total Tour began at Citibank Hall. She worked with the Mexican band on a Portuguese version of "Abrzame". She used her first name <mask> only in 2009, after changing her musical style again. She collaborated with Ja Rule on her single "Fly".On 1 June, she released her sixth studio album, Meu Momento, featuring collaborations with Rita Lee and Alexandre Carlo and showing R&B and urban musical influences. The second single, "No Me Leve a Mal", was released on September 28. Despite high expectations and a large budget, the album sold only 20,000 copies. She changed her musical direction in 2010 to embrace electronic music, inspired by Lady Gaga and The Black Eyed Peas. Wanessa provided vocals for the song "Falling for U" on 1 July. On 9 September, she released the first single from her forthcoming work, "Worth It", a version of "Beautiful Encounter (Yan Yu)" by Elva Hsiao. Her first single, Voc no Perde por Esperar, sold 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110


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texts: 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110"Stuck On Repeat" was released on 31 March. She released a single called "Sticky Dough" on July 5, 2011. She released her seventh studio album in the same month. The announcement of Wanessa's pregnancy interrupted its promotion. On 24 October, the title track "DNA" was released as a second single. "Get Loud!" is a third single. It was released on June 26, 2012 after the singer returned from maternity leave.On December 1, 2012 she released "Hair & Soul" with a music video sponsored by Wella. She released a live album and a single in April of last year. In June, there was a single called "Amor, Amor", and in November there was a song called "Turn It Up". She began the W15 Tour in June of 2015. In early 2016 she began recording her eighth studio album with a more commercial pop style and Portuguese lyrics. Mister Jam and César Lemos were going to produce it. She said she was going back to using the name <mask> after 8 years.She announced on 17 May that she had stopped recording and changed her producer team to focus on sertanejo music. She explained that the way of pop she does not identify herself with, it is not


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texts: to record in the sertanejo genre. Wanessa has a voice with a range of tones. She holds a note for 16 seconds in the song "No Me Leve a Mal".She was the initial target of a kidnapping at the age of 16 when her uncle Welington was accidentally taken and her family received a piece of his ear. Even though she was protected by security, she was attacked again when her school was robbed. After the attack, her family moved to the United States to protect her from future attacks. Wanessa dated a member of KLB in 1998. She moved to the United States after the relationship ended. She began a relationship with Dado in 2000. She had brief relationships with the actors and singers in 2003She dated the actor for six months in 2004. <mask> told Veja magazine in 2003 that she had not been a virgin for some time. Her father was surprised when he heard about the news in an interview. In May 2007, she married Marcus Buaiz, a businessman from Esprito Santo. She gave birth to her first child during an interview for the magazine. On January 5, 2012 José Marcus was born. She said she was pregnant again in December.The second son, Joo Francisco, was born in June. The Fundao SOS Mata Atlntica is fighting for the preservation of the Atlantic Forest. She was awarded the Pro-Social Prize for her work for the clean-up of the Tiet River in So Paulo. She was also given the title of Personality of the Year. She donated $150,000 from an advertisement to Unicef. She gave a $50,000 fee from Caras magazine to social projects. She put on a virtual show to raise money for a boy named Ryan who suffers from


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texts: Ondine syndrome.<mask> was appointed a UN ambassador in December of 2015, committing herself to UNAIDS actions in response to HIV and discrimination. Wanessa became involved in the fight for equal rights for all because she wanted to love whoever she wanted. Being against people who make love is ridiculous. It's a posture of society that doesn't fit in today's time. The 15th So Paulo Gay Pride Parade had an audience of 1 million people. When she had her first child with Marcus Buaiz, she was asked how she would react if her son was gay. She celebrated on social media the approval of a law that recognized same-sex marriage in Brazil.A human who says in the name of God that it is better for a child to be abandoned than to have two parents can not speak in the name of God. There is a lack of education and prejudice. God is in our hearts, in our actions, in our neighbor, in compassion, and love is greater than everything. Discography <mask> <mask> (2000), <mask> <mask> (2001), Wanessa Camargo 2002 W, Total, Meu Momento, DNA, 33, Universo Invertido, W in Tour... Era Vez Total Tour Meu Momento Tour DNA Tour 33 Tour Wanessa Camargo Tour Promotional Pai e Filha Turn Balada W15 Tour References External

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title: Doncho Papazov

texts: <mask> was born in Bulgaria and is an oceanographer, adventurer and journalist. He is famous for several voyages of increasing difficulty. <mask> was born on February 21, 1939. He has participated in many archeological dives. He was married to one woman from the Czech Republic, later he was married to another woman and has a daughter. The author of four books is <mask>v. He was a journalist for 20 years.He was a member of the Union of Democratic Forces, a member of the 36th Ordinary National Assembly, and a deputy chairman of the Union of Bulgarian Journalists. He lives in Bulgaria. The Plankton I expedition was in Sozopol for 15 days. Papazov set out to find out if zooplankton can provide enough nutrition to survive in extreme conditions. He spent 15 days alone off the coast of Sozopol in the Bay of Burgas in the Black Sea, eating nothing but plankton. plankton can potentially sustain humans in distress despite some weight loss. The Plankton II expedition was in the Black Sea for 26 days.Julia Gurkovska gave her name to all the boats in the Dju series. They crossed the Black Sea in 26 days. The on-board diet of the plankton was only 50% of the required daily nutrition. The expected exhaustion in their organisms was reduced by relying on zoo-plankton for the rest. This was the first crossing of the Black Sea with a vessel of this

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texts: caliber. The Plankton III expedition went across the Atlantic for 63 days. <mask> and his wife undertook the first truly daring expedition.They set out to cross the Atlantic from Gibraltar to Cuba on a small boat. The journey was a long one. The two-person crew had to keep steering shifts around the clock to make sure the boat didn't flip over. Dju IV was a ship's lifeboat made of two sheets of plastic. It was designed to survive a few days at sea, but lacked a weighted keel, which made it prone to flip, and guaranteed that such a flip would be irreversible. The Plankton III voyage was the first long-haul trip of its kind. The journey ended in Santiago de Cuba.The Plankton IV expedition was held from March 17 to August 3, 1976. Papazov and his wife were going to cross the Pacific in the same way after crossing the Atlantic. They learned a lot from their experiences with Dju IV. It had a full deck, an outboard engine, a radio, and a water pump. The crew 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


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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 In the first days of the expedition, the boat's radio antenna broke, cutting off communication with the outside world and making issuing a distress call impossible. The aluminum mast snapped in a storm 1000 miles from Callao, leaving them with a makeshift mast to complete their journey.They were able to reach the Marquesas, Tahiti, and Samoa despite all obstacles. After 100 days at sea, their journey came to an end in Fiji, 14,800 km from their starting point. September 6 - December 9, 1978 is around Europe with Tivia. The "Conrad - 45A" was built in Gdask, Poland in 1978 and was purchased by the Bulgaria National Television. <mask> was tasked with sailing the yacht from Gdask to Burgas along with a BNT filming crew. In the winter of 1978, Tivia sailed through the Baltic Sea, the Bay of Biscay, the Mediterranean, and finally the Black Sea. The crew consisted of <mask> <mask>, <mask>, their 5-year-old daughter, and other people.The difficult and comic moments were captured in a book by Idakiev. The

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texts: Plankton V expedition took place around the world. <mask> and Julia began preparing for their around-the-world expedition. The journey from a life boat to Tivia would take two years. <mask> and Julia took their daughter, who was 6 years old at the time, along for the Europe expedition, triggering some cautions from their family and child welfare advocates. The Grade 1 curriculum was being taught at sea in one of the experiments conducted as a continuation of the Plankton program. The Papazov family, along with Harry Mladenov and Stoyan Miladinov from BNT, shot a documentary about the expedition from Sozopol to Gibraltar.Stage III: Port Darwin - Mauritius - Reunion Island Papazov's final major expedition, a solo around-the-world voyage along the "Impossible Route", was undertaken on Tivia. There was turbulence in the ocean South of the 40th parallel. Papazov was the first voyager to go around the world without stopping. The Papazov Passage is named after <mask> Papazov. Julia and <mask> Papazovi are two people in a

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title: Nigel Clough

texts: The English professional football manager and former player is currently the manager of Mansfield Town. He was capped by England 14 times in the early 1990s, playing mostly as a forward, but later in his career as aMidfielder. When he was a player atNottingham Forest, he played over 400 times in league, cup and European matches in two separate spells, mostly under the managership of his father Brian, and scored 131 goals. He moved into non-league football at the age of 32 when he became the player manager of Burton Albion in the Southern Football League. Over the next decade, he continued to play a regular role on the field, as he took Burton up from the seventh tier of the English football league system to the brink of promotion to League Two. He left halfway through the 2008–09 season to follow in his father's footsteps and take over at Derby County, where he served for four years. He was appointed as manager of Sheffield United in October of 2013 and took them to the FA Cup and League Cup semi-finals.In May 2015, he was dismissed from the role. After returning to Burton in December 2015, he led them to promotion to the Championship for the first time in the club's history in May 2016 and the League Cup semi-final in January 2019. The financial impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the club led to the resignation of <mask> as Burton manager four years later. In November 2020 he became the manager of Mansfield Town. After leaving school in 1982, <mask> joined the Forest as an apprenticeship. After two seasons with Heanor Town, he returned to the City Ground on a professional contract in 1984. In the 1985–86 season, he was Forest's top scorer with 15 goals in the First Division to help them finish eighth in the league, a position they repeated the following season when he found the net 14 times in the First Division.In

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