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texts: Commanding the Experimental Section at the Royal Aircraft Establishment.In December 1929, 32 squadrons were at Biggin Hill. He was promoted to wing commander in December of 1932. <mask> was a senior officer aboard the aircraft carrier from 1935 to 1934. He served as station commander at Leuchars from September 1938 to July 1937 and as station commander at Gosport from April 1937 to July 1937. <mask> was appointed Air Officer Commanding No. in May 1940. The 51 Group was promoted to air commodore in September. He was the Air Officer Commanding AHQ from 1941 to 1941.The group was promoted to air vice marshal on December 1, 1942. He became the new commandant of No. In July 1943, the 19 (Reconnaissance) Group, Coastal Command, was formed. Air Headquarters East Africa was commanded by him. He was promoted to Senior Air Staff Officer in June 1945. <mask> served as the deputy air commander-in-chief after the war. He was promoted to air marshal on 1 July 1947 and served in that post until his retirement in May 1950.On October 8, 1979 <mask> died at a hospital in England. The Military Cross was awarded to Second Lieutenant (Temporary Captain) <mask> <mask>. For bravery and devotion to duty. He led his patrol against a hostile formation, which he attacked, accounting for five enemy machines out of six. He drove a hostile machine down in flames and then attacked and destroyed another one by diving 7,000 feet on it and firing at it at close range. His bravery has been appreciated by his

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texts: squadron. <mask> <mask> was a Second Lieutenant in the Royal Flying Corps.For bravery and devotion to duty. He engaged nine Albatross scouts, five of which were driven down, and accounted for two of them. On another occasion, while leading his flight on in offensive patrol, he dived alone on a formation of six enemy scouts, driving one down out of control. He has brought down ten enemy machines during his patrol work, and his work on all occasions has been magnificent. He is a patrol leader who motivates all with his keenness. 16 April 1918 is the date of the Croix de Guerre. The Air Force Cross was presented on January 1, 1919.The Companion of the Order of the Bath was published in June 1943. The Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire was recognized for his distinguished services in connection with operations in Normandy. The commander was with the Star of the Order of Polonia Restituta. The Grand Officer of the White Lion was from the Czechoslovakia. The War Cross was awarded in the Czechoslovakia. The Legion of Merit was established in the United States in 1949. Between 1912 and 1914, <mask> played for Haileybury College nine times and twice for Hertfordshire in the Minor Counties Championship.He made thirteen appearances for the Royal Air Force cricket team, eight at first-class level, and served as Team Captain between 1928 and 1930. He was a member of the hockey team. The people who died in 1979 were educated at the Imperial Service College and the Royal

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texts: <mask> was born on February 21, 1964. A veteran of four space flights, <mask> commanded the International Space Station. <mask>'s first spaceflight was in December 1999. The third servicing mission to the Hubble Space Telescope lasted for eight days. In August 2007, <mask> was the commander of the Space Shuttle mission to the International Space Station. <mask> was a crewmember on the International Space Station. He served as a flight engineer until he took over command of the station at the start of the 26th expedition.The last day of the expedition was 16 March 2011. Two men were selected for a year-long mission to the International Space Station. Their year in space began with the launch of the Soyuz TMA-16M on March 27, 2015, and they remained on the station for the rest of the year. The mission ended on March 1, 2016 with the departure of the Soyuz TMA-18M from the station. On April 1, 2016 <mask> retired from NASA. <mask> is the junior U.S. senator from Arizona and his identical twin brother. <mask> was born along with his identical twin brother Mark in Orange, New Jersey, on February 21, 1964.<mask>'s family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch <mask> and his brother attended West Orange Mountain High School. In high school, <mask> worked as an emergency medical technician. <mask> attended the University of Maryland after graduating high school. The Right Stuff by Tom Wolfe inspired <mask> to pursue a

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texts: career in naval aviation. <mask> received a Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps scholarship after transferring to State University of New York Maritime College. During the summer after his freshman year, <mask> sailed aboard the Empire State V, a training ship from the State University of New York Maritime.<mask> graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering degree in 1987 after serving as the student battalion commander for his school's Navy ROTC detachment. <mask> earned a masters degree in aviations systems from the University of Tennessee. <mask> was commissioned as an ensign in the United States Navy. He was selected to fly jets after completing his initial flight school, where he flew the T-34 Mentor propeller driven trainer plane. He trained on the T-2 Buckeye and the A-4 Skyhawk at the Naval Air Station Chase Field in Beeville, Texas. He was assigned to fly the F-14 Tomcat while he was a naval aviator. He reported to VF 101 at Naval Air Station Oceana, Virginia.He was assigned to VF-143 and deployed to the North Atlantic and Persian Gulf after completing his training. <mask> was selected to attend the U.S. in January 1993. The Naval Test Pilot School is located at Patuxent River, Maryland. His classmates included his brother, Mark. He was assigned to the Strike Aircraft Test Directorate after graduating from college. The F-14 crash that killed Kara was one of his first assignments. He wanted to create a digital flight control system that would have saved his life.He was the first pilot to fly the F-14 with the digital flight control system installed. After 25 years of naval service, <mask> retired from active duty on June 19, 2012 after attaining the rank of captain in the U.S. Navy. During his naval career, he flew over 8,000 hours in more than 40 aircraft. <mask> and his brother applied to NASA to become astronauts. The first relatives to be selected in NASA history were selected to become

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texts: astronauts. In 1996, <mask> moved to Houston and began training at the Johnson Space Center. He was assigned to work on the caution and warning system on the International Space Station.He served as NASA's director of operations in Star City, Russia, after <mask>'s first flight. He was a back-up crew member for both Tracy Dyson and Peggy Whitson. <mask> coordinated the searches for debris after the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster. He was the Astronaut Office Space Station Branch Chief. In September 2002, <mask> was the commander of the NEEMO 4 mission, which was off the coast of Key Largo. The NEEMO 4 crew spent five days saturation diving from Aquarius as a space analogue for working and training under extreme environmental conditions. The mission was delayed because of Hurricane Isidore.<mask> was a crew member on the NEEMO 8 mission. During the NEEMO 8 mission, the crew practiced construction while conducting an extravehicular activity using a remotely operated underwater vehicle, and training with the Exploration Planning Operations Center at the Johnson Space Center. <mask> was a pilot on the mission to install new instruments and upgrade the Hubble Space Telescope. Discovery flew into the sky on December 19, 1999, and rendezvoused with the HST after 40 flights. A new computer guidance sensor and recorder were installed by the mission specialists. The crew of the Space Shuttle celebrated the only Christmas holiday in space with a reading. On December 27, 1999, Discovery landed at the Kennedy Space Center.After completing his assignment as a back-up member for the International Space Station in 2002, <mask> was assigned as commander of the space station. The space shuttle was delayed until August 2007. On August 8, 2007,STS-118 was launched. Nine pieces of foam from the external tank struck the orbiter as Columbia was on its final mission. The underside of Endeavour was examined by cameras on the

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texts: robotic arm and the International Space Station, and it was found to be undamaged. The Shuttle docked with the International Space Station on August 10. The crew added a truss segment, an external spare-parts platform, and a control moment to the space station.While testing a new system that enabled docked shuttles to draw electrical power from the station, the mission was extended to 14 days. Four EVAs were used to install the new equipment. The mission was ended a day early because of Hurricane Dean. After a period of 12 days, 17 hours, 55 minutes, and 34 seconds, the shuttle landed at the Kennedy Space Center. In late 2007, <mask> was assigned to two expeditions. On October 7, 2010, <mask> lifted off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome with two other men. The first launch of an updated model of the Soyuz spaceship featured improved guidance, environmental control, and flight-control systems.On October 9, 2010, Commander Douglas H. Wheelock and flight engineers Shannon Walker and Fyodor Yurchikhin arrived at the International Space Station. The crew supported 115 scientific experiments, including an improved water-recycling machine, the Boiler Experiment Facility to test heat transfer in microgravity, and a Japanese experiment to research vegetable growth in microgravity. During the 25th expedition, Yurchikhin and Skripochka installed handrails and removed three Russian experiments. <mask> assumed command of the station from Wheelock on November 25, 2010 after the crew returned to Earth. The crew of the station on December 17, 2010 included NASA astronauts Catherine Coleman and Paolo Nespoli, as well as cosmonaut Dmitri Kondratyev. The crew of Discovery arrived at the station. The crew replaced a pump and installed a Multipurpose Module.Discovery left the International Space Station on March 7, 2011, and landed two days later. Giffords' sister-in-law was shot in Tucson on January 8, 2011. <mask> traveled to

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texts: Houston to see Giffords and Mark after the landing of the Soyuz TMA-01M. Giffords was in attendance at the launch of the final flight of Endeavour, which was commanded by Mark. The <mask> brothers were supposed to be the first twins to fly in space in February of 2011. Following a Russian announcement for a similar mission, NASA began planning for a year-long mission aboard the International Space Station. The primary goal of the expedition was to better understand the effects of spaceflight on the human body.<mask> was selected for a one-year mission to the International Space Station in November 2012 but was medically disqualified the following day due to his vision worsening in microgravity. <mask> was re-selected for the mission after appealing to NASA. On March 27, 2015, <mask>, Kornienko, and Gennady Padalka went into space. The crew of the TMA-16M docked with the International Space Station at 9:36 pm. Once aboard, the crew performed scientific experiments, including evaluations of the fluid shifts in their bodies to determine their effects on eyesight, and repeated collections of blood and urine for chemical analysis. The International Space Station lost their supplies due to the failure of the Russian Progress 59 ship. On June 11, 2015, the command of the International Space Station was transferred to Padalka, and on July 22, 2015, the crew of the International Space Station docked with it.The crew of the International Space Station was resupplied by the JAXA HTV-5 and the Russian Progress 60 vehicles during the 44th expedition. On August 28, 2016 the crew of the spaceship docked to a different port to prepare for the arrival of the next spaceship. On September 4, 2015, the Russian space station docked with the International Space Station, bringing with it cosmonauts Sergey Volkov, Andreas Mogensen, and Aidyn Aimbetov. The mission to deliver a new Soyuz to the station for the return of <mask>,

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texts: Korniyenko, and Volkov in March 2016 could not be accomplished due to the 200 day lifespan of a Soyuz. After leaving the International Space Station on September 11, 2015, Padalka, Morgensen, and Aimbetov were able to land in Kazakhstan. On September 11, 2015, Padalka transferred command of the station to <mask>. The crew of the International Space Station was resupplied by the Progress 61 and Cygnus missions.The Canada Arm 2 and the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer were serviced by <mask> and Lindgren on October 28, 2015. The ammonia cooling system on the P6 truss was serviced by <mask> and Lindgren on November 6, 2015. Lindgren, Kononenko, and Yui were carried out of the airport on December 11, 2015. On December 15, 2015, three flight engineers from NASA, the European Space Agency and the Russian cosmonaut joined the crew of the International Space Station. The brake handles on the Mobile Transporter rail car for the Canada Arm 2 unexpectedly stopped when it was remotely commanded by the flight controllers on December 21, 2015. The crew of the International Space Station was resupplied on December 23, 2015, after the repair of the Mobile Transporter. On January 15, 2016 Kopra and Peake were forced to return early after water began forming inside of their helmet, after they successfully replaced a voltage regulator.<mask> appeared in the thank-you note segment of The Tonight Show on January 8, 2016 with the first ever thank-you note from space. On February 3, 2016 the Russian segment of the station was photographed by the Russians. <mask> returned to Earth on March 1, 2016 after taking command of the International Space Station. <mask> returned to Houston the day after the landing. In addition to the biological tests conducted on all astronauts on the station, <mask> also participated in comparative study on the effects of spaceflight with his identical twin Mark as the ground control subject. Before and after


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texts: the flight, <mask>'s cognitive, and genetic traits were measured. After returning to Earth, <mask> was able to live in gravity.There were changes in <mask>'s genes and an increase in the length of his telomeres. On March 12, 2016 <mask> announced his retirement from NASA. <mask> was appointed United Nations Champion for Space by the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs, to assist in raising awareness of UNOOSA outreach and activities. <mask> was announced as the Champion for Space by the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs. The UNIS/OS/477 was published on 20 November. The article can be found at http://www.unis.unvienna.org/unis/en/pressrels/2016/unisos477.html. <mask>'s memoir, "Endurance: A Year in Space, a Lifetime of Discovery," was released in November of last year.<mask> spoke at the UNISPACE50+ conference in Vienna, expressing his views on the possibilities of human potential, after spending a year in space. The sky isn't the limit. On April 25, 1992, <mask> married his first wife, who he had met while stationed in Virginia Beach. They have two children. They divorced in 2010. Amiko Kauderer is a public affairs officer for NASA. His sister-in-law is a former congresswoman.In 2007, <mask> was successfully treated for cancer. Mark was also diagnosed and successfully treated after <mask>'s diagnosis. Mark announced his candidacy for the 2020 United States Senate special election in Arizona in February. He took office on December 2, 2020 after being elected on November 3, 2020. <mask> has received a number of awards and decorations, including a degree from the State University of New York. <mask> was on the cover of Time. <mask> was listed as one of the most influential people.<mask> is an associate fellow of the Society of Experimental Test Pilots and a member of the Association of Space Explorers. A Beautiful Planet is an IMAX documentary film showing scenes of Earth which features

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texts: One of the first Japanese feminists was afterwards. She wrote under the name. Born in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan in 1863, <mask>ko was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Her family was a merchant class family. Her father was a secondhand clothing dealer and her mother was his wife. According to an early biography by Sma Kokk, business travels kept her father from home, strengthened the bond between mother and daughter, and instilled her passion to improve women's status and promote their financial and social independence from their husbands. The Meiji- Taish period lasted from 1868 to 1926.Japanese leaders opened themselves up to new ideas and reformers called for new rights and freedoms. "Japan's first wave feminists" are the women of this movement. One of the feminists was <mask>. She wanted to increase the status of young Japanese girls, particularly those in the middle and upper classes. If other technologically advanced nationals were to accept them, this improvement was essential. Reformers said that equality had to be given to all Japanese women. Japanese women were given more opportunities to gain new rights as a result of the reforms that took place in Japan.In order to be a good citizen, women had to become educated and take part in public affairs, according to the term "good wife, wise

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texts: mother". After demonstrating her calligraphic talents for Imperial Prince Arisugawanomiya Taruhito in 1877, Kashida was identified as a suitable candidate for service in the Meiji Emperor's court. She was the first woman of non-aristocratic birth to serve as a monji goy gakari. She felt that the imperial court was a representation of the concubine system and that it was an outrage to women. After taking up the reform movement full time, she began speaking across Japan. The Jiyt sponsored her national lecture tour after she left the court. She joined the Freedom and People's Rights Movement as a speaker and traveled with the group to various rural areas to educate and present the group's critique of the Meiji government's practices.In April 1882, she gave a speech titled "The Way of Women", which solidified her importance to the movement. "The Government as the Force over Men, and Men as the Force over Women" was one of the speeches she gave. As a basis for the promotion of equal rights for women and men, Kishida urged women to become educated. She hopes that in the future there will be some recognition of the fact that education is the first requirement for marriage. She was arrested, tried, and fined for making a political speech without a permit, which was necessary under Japanese law at the time. She continued to work for the Freedom and People's Rights Movements even after her arrest in tsu ended her career as a public speaker. <mask> was more focused on speaking out against the inequality of Japanese women.The "Daughters in Boxes" speech criticized the family system in Japan and the problems it raised for young Japanese girls. It acknowledged that the system was a cultural fixture and that many parents did not understand the harm it could cause for daughters. The upper and middle class Japanese parents did not


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texts: mean to restrict their daughters' freedom. They were blinded by the need to teach certain values in order to fit into Japanese culture. There are three "boxes" present in Japanese families. These boxes aren't actual boxes but mental and emotional limitations. Japanese girls were locked into certain requirements.Parents hid their daughters in the first box. The girls were not allowed to leave their rooms and the outside world was blocked out. The second box was about Japanese daughters. Parents refuse to recognize their responsibility to their daughter in this box. These daughters are expected to Obey their parent's words without complaint. The final box was the education of daughters, in which they were taught ancient knowledge. The most valued box was this one.It valued the teaching of the wise and holy men of the past, so it included and focused on education. She talked about her own version of a box. Her box would be completely open and she would be inspired by freedom. The box allowed the people in it to tread wherever they wanted, and stretch their arms as wide as they wanted. The box without walls would allow Japanese daughters to be educated and become active members of society. The boxes for Japanese daughters should not be created in haste, according to the speech. She said that if a box was hastily built, the daughters would run away from the restrictions."Daughters in Boxes" looked at the treatment of Japanese girls. The feminist and reformist movement was sparked by the lack of women's rights in Japan. The cultural norms of Japanese society were challenged by <mask>'s speech. The place of women and women's movement in Japan's history was solidified by the speech. In 1884, <mask> married Nakajima Nobuyuki, who was a political activist in the Liberal Party. After she contracted Tuberculosis on a business trip

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texts: to Italy with her husband, he resigned from his post and the couple returned to Japan. The couple remained involved in politics despite withdrawing from public life.Their final years were spent in the town of iso. Nobuyuki and <mask> lived until May 1901. A body of diaries covers periods of her life as well as published works of fiction, essays, and poetry. She took part in the public world of political activism, writing, and social commentary under the name Shen. She is a popular female figure in literature and activism, pushing against male privileges in education, literary and press circles. Her writing shows her experiences as a woman in a changing society. References include <mask> and <mask>."Daughters in boxes". There are Eds. There is a person named Estelle Freedman. The essential feminist reader. The Modern Library is in New York. Women's rights from the past to the present. The women are in the history curriculum.Between 1996 and 2009. 5 April 2009. http://www.womeninworldhistory.com/WR-04.html "From Kishida Toshiko to Nakajima Shen". Mamiko C. Suzuki is the author of Gendered Power: Educated Women of the Meiji Emperor's Court. 39–54. "Kishida Toshiko"The Encyclopedia of Women in World History. The Encyclopedia.com was published in 2019. "Kishida Toshiko: Daughters in Boxes" was read further. The book was written by Estelle B. Freedman. The essential feminist reader. The Modern Library is in New York. There are women's rights from the past to the present.The Meiji Reforms and Obstacles for Women Japan were in the Women in World History curriculum. The page was accessed on 5 April 2009. The Encyclopedia of Women Social Reformers was written by Helen Rappaport. Volume 1, 2002, pp. 373–373. "Starke Frauen: Kishida Toshiko" is in WDR 5. There were deaths of Japanese feminists in 1901 and 19th-century Japanese

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texts: United Nations building while they were married. Before she met Hales, she moved from California to New York. They had two boys. Hales held executive positions with four major national companies. His first job was at Gillette.Hales was allowed to work on the factory floor and stock razors in drug stores to ensure a broad perspective of the business. He was able to quickly rise to senior management because of this perspective. He became president of Papermate after joining the Gillette Company. He joined Max Factor as a vice president. The Hughes Television Network and its division, Hughes Sports Network, had an executive vice president named <mask>. Hales was president of Chesebrough-Pond's prior to his call to be a general authority. One of his strengths as a businessman was being able to synthesise both financial data and a strong sense of where the market was going from INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDealsThe ways in which he presented his new products and marketing approaches seemed to some like painting ideas. Hales was appointed to the Utah State Board of regents in


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texts: 1987. Hales performed marriages for the oldest two children of the musical family. Hales' book Return was published in 2010 by Deseret Book. Hales was an elder in the LDS Church while he was a graduate student. He taught seminary in Downey, California. Hales was a bishop three times in the church.He was a branch president in Weston and Albany, Georgia. Henry B. Eyring was one of the counselors in the district presidency when he was a student in Weston. <mask> held the presidency in Spain and Germany. He served on the stake high council in both England and Massachusetts. When the Boston Massachusetts Stake was first organized in 1960, he became a counselor. He served as a regional representative in Louisiana and Minnesota. Hales became an assistant to the twelve apostles in 1975, after being called as a general authority.He became a member of the First Quorum of the Seventy in 1976, when the role of assistant to the twelve was discontinued. He was the last person to serve as an assistant to the twelve. <mask> was given assignments related to the physical and financial operations of the LDS Church during his first decade as a general authority. He oversaw a reduction in the number of welfare farms in the church. Hales served as president of the England London Mission while he was a general authority. <mask> was

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texts: appointed the church's Area Supervisor in Europe after his service in London. He worked with Thomas S. Monson to build a temple in East Germany.He was a counselor in the Sunday School General Presidency. <mask> became the church's eleventh presiding bishop in 1985. During his time as presiding bishop, he emphasized the importance of the principles of the church's welfare program. <mask> was a member of the Quorum of the Twelve. He was made an apostle on April 7, 1994. Hales was the chair of the council in 2002. As a native of New York City, Hales was often the church's "point man" on dealing with issues in the city.He was involved in the early planning of the Manhattan New York Temple. Hales had a number of health issues that affected his church service. The church's General Conference was missing. A church spokesman said that Hales wouldn't participate in the General Conference due to the recommendations of attending physicians after he was hospitalized again in September. Shortly after the conclusion of the conference's Sunday morning session, Hales died. Henry B. Eyring announced his death at the beginning of the afternoon session. The funeral services for Hales were held in Salt Lake City.A private burial service was held in Utah. The British Contribution to the Restored Gospel is one of the four phases of Our

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title: Anil Kumar

texts: At McKinsey, <mask> co-founded McKinsey's offices in Silicon Valley and India and created its Internet practice, which accounted for 25% of McKinsey's business at the time. <mask> is also the co- founder of the Indian School of Business with Rajat Gupta. He attended The Wharton School in the US, Imperial College in the UK, and the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay. He pleaded guilty to insider trading in a dramatic "descent from the pinnacle of the business world" in 2010. In two of the most important securities fraud trials in history, he was the government's first cooperator and most important witness. Both Rajaratnam and Gupta were convicted in high-profile criminal trials. In exchange for testimony against his former friends, he was sentenced to two years of supervised release by Judge Denny Chin.Chin stated that "greed wasn't the reason for Mr. <mask>'s case." <mask> was called one of the best and most important cooperating witnesses by the federal prosecutors. In 2015, an investigation found that Mr. <mask> had illegally collected funds from insider trading in offshore accounts in the name of his domestic worker. According to the investigation, Ms. Das was paid less than minimum wage for several years. <mask> was ranked among the top 100 students in India for admission to the Indian Institute of Technology colleges after graduating first in his class from The Doon School. He graduated third in his class from the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay with a degree in mechanical engineering. <mask> was sponsored by the De Beers Company to attend Imperial College at the

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texts: in New Delhi in 1993 along with the Mumbai office. He pioneered the concepts of knowledge process outsourcing and business process outsourcing in India. During the dot-com bubble, <mask> returned to the US to found and lead McKinsey's Internet practice. According to court documents, McKinsey's e-commerce practice grew to represent a full 25% of the firm's revenues under <mask>'s leadership. They created a program to allow the firm to accept stock in lieu of consulting fees. <mask> was the Chairman of both the Knowledge Center and the Asia Center.He worked for the firm as a director and corporate officer. He lived and worked from multiple offices in New Delhi, New York, and Silicon Valley. He was the chairman of India's largest business lobby, the Confederation of Indian Industry, as well as being a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the Young Presidents' Organization. <mask> was criticized for his close relationship with Gupta and his perception of arrogance. According to The Financial Times, "the two operated as a double-act to secure business for McKinsey, win access in Washington and build a brotherhood of donors around the ISB and a handful of social initiatives." According to the Times, as much as Mr <mask> was admired for his business ability and sharpness, he also drew fire for what was seen as his arrogance. <mask> was arrested in October of 2009 in connection with an ongoing and wide-ranging US governmental investigation into insider trading.After Rajat Gupta was arrested by the FBI in a related case, inquiries were made into McKinsey's senior leadership

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texts: and business model. <mask> was no longer employed by the company. He was the government's star witness in the case against Raj Rajaratnam. He was the only one who could be considered even more successful than Raj, at least in terms of raw cash. Raj had more money than he really knew what to do with, but <mask> had more societal acceptance and prestige. He settled with the SEC in May 2010 for $2.8 million, the amount he received from Rajaratnam through a Swiss bank account in a domestic worker's name. The founding partners of New Silk Route, Gupta, Rajaratnam, and <mask>, were all close friends and had founded the firm together.<mask> was represented by the late Robert Morvillo, who had previously led Martha Stewart's defense in her own insider trading case. He was the government's key witness in the criminal trial of Rajat Gupta. <mask> knew that he could be partially responsible for helping to convict someone with whom he and his family had deep and long- lasting ties, according to federal prosecutors. A date in court years later surely was not part of the plan when Rajat Gupta and <mask> <mask> worked together to expand McKinsey in the 1990s. Both Rajaratnam and Gupta were convicted in high-profile criminal trials. <mask>'s actions have been analyzed by international media, business, and finance industry observers. The New York Times asked, "Why would people who seem to have it all, wealth, prestige, powerful jobs and infinite access to others, risk that, and more, to provide inside information?"The question of motivation was raised because Rajaratnam's annual payments were

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title: Anil Kumar

texts: estimated at less than 5% of <mask>'s annual income. Prosecutors wondered why an incredibly bright, highly accomplished, professional consultant, and senior partner at arguably the world's leading consulting firm, who contributed considerable time to start the Indian School of Business and to other charities, would betray his profession's core values. <mask>'s sentencing report was questioned by a media source. The judge ruled thatgreed wasn't the reason for <mask>'s case. <mask>'s testimony was devastating according to federal prosecutors. <mask> was accurate and credible. He was sentenced by Judge Denny Chin in July of 2012 to two years of supervised release.The Indian School of Business was ranked among the top 15 business schools in the world by The Financial Times. A large part of the intellectual vision of ISB is in fact <mask>'s, a point not many outside ISB's leadership will ever be aware of, according to court documents. <mask> helped double the student body of the Indian Institute of Technology in New Delhi with no increase in costs. He was on the boards of the Children's Discovery Museum and San Jose Civic Light Opera. He was working to start a medical university, teaching hospital, and nursing school in India, as well as with the Hero Group to start an 8000 person engineering college in India. <mask>'s assets far exceeded his liabilities and he was earning significant amounts of money at McKinsey. He worked for McKinsey in New Delhi, New York, and Silicon Valley for over thirty thousand miles a month.He owned an apartment in the Time Warner Center and a house in


title: Anil Kumar

texts: insider trading trial. There is a television station called NDTV. 18 March 2011.The people are Van Voris, Bob, David Glovin, andPatricia Hurtado. <mask>'s Testimony on Insider Tips, Payments was challenged by a lawyer. There is a business called Bloomberg. 16 March 2011. External links McKinsey & Company, Inc. The Indian School of Business was founded in 1959 and has alumni from California to New


title: Peter Barnes (playwright)

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texts: featured a highly acclaimed performance by <mask>'Toole. Leonardo's Last Supper was one of the plays written by <mask> that offered apocalyptic visions of various periods in history. <mask> portrayed Carlos II as being an impotent imbecile in The Bewitched, which he produced with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Laughter! The double-bill that jumped from the reign of Ivan the Terrible to a satire was his most controversial work.Red Noses depicts a sprightly priest, originally played by Antony Sher, who traveled around the plague-affected villages of 14th-century France with a band of fools, known as God's Zanies, offering holy assistance. <mask> won an award for this play. <mask> became more interested in films, radio, and television in his later years. He was nominated for the best adapted screenplay Oscar in 1992. He wrote several successful mini-series for U.S. television. He wrote a series of monologues called <mask>'s People, for which he attracted a large number of well known actors. His television series for ABC and NBC were the most popular of the day.<mask> wrote historical comedies throughout the 1990s. Sunsets and Glories was transferred to London's West End. He was a playwright for the Royal Shakespeare Company. Babies is based on <mask> experiences as an elderly father. His first wife gave birth to a daughter when he was 69, followed by triplets a year later. The Moon and the Stars was directed by John Irvin and was about the film

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title: Peter Barnes (playwright)

texts: business in Rome. John Napier is a renowned theatre designer.<mask> television is a holiday favourite. Checkmate and With Suicidal Intent are original teleplays of No Hiding Place TV series. His second wife, Christie, gave birth to his first daughter in 2000. <mask> became a tabloid obsession in 2002 when he became a father for the second time at the age of 71. His wife gave birth to triplets. <mask> died of a stroke. There are references to Brian Woolland.The Theatre of Peter Barnes is a dark attraction. London and Methuen. The Royal Society of Literature was founded in 1931 and contains information about British dramatists and playwrights, British male screenwriters, English male dramatists and playwrights, and English

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title: José Toribio Medina

texts: He was a prolific writer and a bibliographer. He is well-known for his study of colonial literature in Chile, printing in Spanish America and having a large Biblioteca Hispano-Americana. The seventh volume was published in 1898-1907. <mask> was born in Santiago. His mother was a woman of Basque descent. His father was a lawyer and traveled a lot due to his position as a judge. <mask> spent his childhood in different cities.He returned to Santiago at the age of thirteen to support his father who had lost his legs. The great historian Diego Barros Arana was in charge of the Instituto Nacional General <mask> Miguel Carrera. He graduated as a lawyer from the University of Chile on March 26, 1873. He published his first publication when he was a young man. He was appointed the secretary to the legation at the age of twenty-two. He published a history ofChilean literature and a work on the aboriginal tribes. He was appointed the secretary of legation in Spain and was able to look at the treasures of the old Spanish libraries.He was enriched with a mass of historical and bibliographical material when he visited Spain, France and England. The Biblioteca hispano-americana, a remarkable catalogue of documents relating to the Spanish discovery and colonization of Chile, is one of his publications. The Biblioteca hispano-chilena and the standard and magnificent history of printing in the La Plata countries are part of the collection. A detailed analysis of the beginning and development of the voyage of circumnavigation, as well as an impressive amount of biographical information,

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title: José Toribio Medina

texts: was published in a comprehensive study of Magellan in 1920. An outstanding bibliography and a priceless list of documentary sources were contained in this. The title of the work is El Descubrimiento del Oceano Pacifico. "Any serious study of Magellan and his enterprise must include this informative product of Medina's extensive archival research," said Tim Joyner.A number of memoirs and other minor writings, as well as books printed at Mexico and Manila, were produced by <mask>. The amount of service that was rendered to the literary history and bibliography of the Spanish colonies was unparalleled by any other man. The Pan American Union designated <mask> as a "humanist of the Americas". He was the author, editor, and translator of more than 300 books, pamphlets, and articles. The total number of publications is greater than 350 if additional works, sections of books, pre-prints and re-prints of complete or partial works are included. Los Aborigenes de Chile is one of the books he published from 1882 to 1927. Imprenta Gutenberg is in Santiago de Chile.Historia del Santo Oficio de la inquisicin de Lima was published in 1886. Santiago: Imprenta Gutenberg. La imprenta en La Habana was recorded in 1904. Imprenta Elzeviriana is located in Santiago de Chile. La imprenta en Lima was recorded in 1904. Impreso y grabado canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones

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title: George Lewith

texts: <mask> was a professor at the University ofSouthampton and was researching alternative medicine. He was an advocate of alternative medicine in the UK. <mask> graduated from Cambridge in medicine and biochemistry. After completing his studies at the medical school, he began working clinically in 1974. <mask> became a member of the Royal College of Physicians in 1977. He was elected a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in 1999. He was a professor of health research and a director of the International Society for Complementary Medicine Research when he died.During the last decade, <mask> obtained over 5 million dollars in research grants and was the principal investigator in many of them. <mask> was a partner at the Centre for Complementary and Integrated Medicine from 1980 to 2010. Research <mask> has done in several areas of medicine. The development of a new research methodology, as well as the collection of primary research data concerning a variety of complimentary techniques, have been involved. The effects of distant and present healing, the effects of homoeopathy, the effects and activity of herbal medicine, and the use and effectiveness of a variety of supplements have been examined in his research. <mask> co-authored several studies showing a lack of efficacy in some therapies. He is involved in two major EU projects and investigated how and why people use alternative medicine.One is looking at the use, delivery and possible future research strategies of complementary medicine in Europe and the other is looking at the use and investigation of Chinese herbal medicines within a European context. Over 330 peer-reviewed publications have been published by <mask> in his career. <mask> was a council member of the Foundation for Integrated Medicine and later a foundation fellow of the Prince of Wales' Foundation for Integrated Health, a charity that promoted alternative medicine and has since closed. The Foundation for Integrated Medicine became the Prince of Wales' Foundation for Integrated Health in 2000. <mask> described his research unit at the University ofSouthampton as having played an important role in the development of the foundation with regard to its research and development agenda. <mask>

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texts: presented a documentary series called Natural Born Healers for Channel 4 in 1997. The programme on herbalism won a Royal Television Society award.The series drew criticism from Dr. Peter May and colleagues at the Grove Medical Practice, who had cooperated with the programme, in a complaint to HealthWatch. The book of the same title was co-authored by <mask>. The Other Medicine was a radio series presented by Anna Ford in 2004 and was co-produced by the Open University. A 2006 documentary series, Alternative Medicine, was criticized by several people, including <mask>, over a controversial sequence in which acupuncture appeared to be used as a replacement for general anaesthesia during open heart surgery. <mask> was an advisor and critic of the programme for inappropriate sensationalism and poor interpretation of science. Both Jane Cassidy and David Colquhoun wrote in the British Medical Journal that <mask> prescribes homoeopathy despite having written papers that conclude it doesn't work. The research done by <mask> suggests that the remedy has no effect and that the consultation has a clinically relevant non-specific effect.Selected papers were included in the Selected bibliography. The Clinical Journal of Pain was published in 1982. The book was written in 2004. The Chest 125 (5): 1783–90 was published in 1783. The American Journal of Public Health was published in 2002. There was a report in 2002. The British Medical Journal covers medicine.The year 2001 The British Medical Journal was published in 1982. The Acupuncture Treatment of Internal Disease: An introduction to the Use of Traditional Chinese Acupuncture in the Treatment of Some Common Internal Diseases was one of the selected books. Thorsons Publishers was founded in 1985. A guide to alternative therapies for health professionals. Heinemann and N. R<mask> wrote Modern Chinese Acupuncture: A Review of Acupuncture Techniques as Practiced in China Today. The Place in Western Medical Science of Acupuncture.The book Understanding Complementary Medicine was published in 1998. British medical researchers Academics of the University ofSouthampton Alumni of Trinity College and the Royal College of Physicians are included in the Family Doctor

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title: Randy Castillo

texts: <mask> was an American musician. From 1999 to his death in 2002, he was the drummer for Mtley Cre. <mask> was born in New Mexico. The Beatles performed on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964 and inspired him to become a drummer. <mask>'s first rock band in Albuquerque was a hard rock cover band called "The Wumblies." They broke up in 1980. <mask> was an Apache Native American. <mask> was hired to play drums for Ford in 1984 and was featured on her Dancin' on the Edge album.<mask> was introduced to Sixx and Lee by Ford. After the tour, Lee called <mask> and told him that he was looking for a new drummer. <mask> was unable to try out for the band immediately due to a broken leg, but he stayed with the band for ten years, recording five albums with the band. He joined Red Square Black and the short-lived Bone Angels after recording a live album. <mask> played drums on several tribute albums during the time he was in the band, and briefly returned to the band in 1995 for a tour. On the Alice Cooper tribute album "Welcome To The Nightmare (An All Star Tribute To Alice Cooper)," he played drums on a cover of Alice Cooper's "Welcome To My Nightmare", as well as on a Def Leppard tribute album. The album featured John Corabi, Paul Shortino, Kevin DuBrow, Joe Leste, and Jani Lane.The duties of guitar and bass were taken on by Jerry Dixon and Eric Turner of Warrant and Tracii Guns of L.A. There are guns. <mask> joined the band without auditioning after Sharon Osbourne called

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texts: and suggested he join. He played drums for the Vince Neil Band and was a friend of the band. His only recording with the band, 2000's New Tattoo, was a return to the classic Mtley Cre sound. The album was not as successful as the band hoped it would be. There was excitement over the upcoming tour due to the revival in interest of many '80s hard rock acts, and the band geared up for their "Maximum Rock" tour with Anthrax and Megadeth.<mask> became ill while performing with his mariachi band at the Cat Club in Hollywood, a few weeks before Mtley Cre was set to tour the New Tattoo album, joining Megadeth and Anthrax on the Maximum Rock Tour. After the show <mask> took a cab to the hospital where he was admitted. Emergency surgery saved <mask>'s life after the doctors discovered a duodenal ulcer. There was a drummer on the tour who was filling in for <mask>. In October 2000 he discovered a small lump on his jaw while taking time off from Mtley Cre to recover from his surgery and was diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma a month later. He was rumored to be rejoining his band for the summer Ozzfest tour after the cancer went into remission, but these rumors were later revealed to be false. <mask> died of cancer a few days after returning to the doctors after a few months.<mask> was in the process of hiring a singer for a new band that he was in the process of forming. <mask> used drums from the late 1990s until his death, Remo drum heads, and Pro-mark

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title: Alfred Starbird

texts: <mask> was a lieutenant general and authority on nuclear weaponry. He was commissioned in the United States Army Corps of Engineers after graduating from the United States Military Academy. He was a member of the United States modern pentathlon team that finished seventh in the 1936 Summer Olympics. The Operations Division of the War Department General Staff was where <mask> served during World War II. At Normandy, he was an observer. He commanded the 1135th Engineer Combat Group, which supported the assault crossing of the Rhine, and built bridges over the Danube. The Director of Military Applications of the Atomic Energy Commission was <mask>.He was the director of the Defense Communications Agency from 1962 to 1967, and the director of the Sentinel program from 1967 to 1971. <mask> was the director of the newly-created Office of Test and Evaluation in the Department of Defense from 1971 to 1975, and the assistant administrator for National Security in the Energy Research and Development Administration from 1975 to 1977. He became the acting secretary for Defense Programs in 1977 when he became part of the new Department of Energy. He retired in 1980. <mask> <mask> was the son of a brigadier general and his wife, and the daughter of a brigadier general. He had two sisters. His family called him Dodd.On July 1, 1929, <mask> entered the United States Military Academy. He distinguished himself in sports, despite being one of the younger members of his class. He played basketball and was the captain of the cross country running team. He graduated fifth in his class. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Army Corps of Engineers. He was posted to the 5th Engineer Corps at Camp Humphreys, Virginia, until February 1, 1935, and then to the 13th Engineer Corps at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, until

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title: Alfred Starbird

texts: June 15, 1935. Olympic Games <mask>, who was promoted to first lieutenant on June 12, 1936, was detached to join the United States modern pentathlon team at the 1936 Summer Olympics.He finished equal seventh in the cross country running, equal eighth in the fencing and show jumping, 20th in the swimming and 23rd in the shooting, and seventh overall in a field of 42. The United States team did not receive a gold medal until 1952. After returning to the United States on August 23, 1933, <mask> received a Master of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Princeton University on July 1, 1937. He returned to West Point as an instructor in Civil and Military Engineering after attending the officer's course at Fort Belvoir. Evelyn Wallington was married to him at Fort Meyer, Virginia, in June 1939. They had three children. <mask> was promoted to captain in the Army of the United States on September 9, 1940, and major on February 1, 1942, during World War II.He was posted to the Operations Division of the War Department General Staff on May 22, 1942. He was an observer for the landing of the 1st Infantry Division at Oran during the Allied invasion of French North Africa. He was promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Army of the United States on November 28, 1942, and captain in the Corps of Engineers on June 13, 1943. He was an expert on the European Theater of Operations at the Quebec Conference. He was a War Department observer with V Corps headquarters from May 20 to June 13, 1944, during the invasion of Normandy. He received a bronze star for this service. He was promoted to colonel in the Army of the United States on December 16, 1944.He received the distinguished service medal for his services with the operations division. <mask> took command of the 1135th Engineer Combat Group on January 1, 1945. The XII Corps

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title: Alfred Starbird

texts: assault crossing of the Rhine River was supported by the 1135th Engineer Combat Group. <mask> had the services of 600 storm boats and 300 assault boats, and 18 engineer units were attached to the 1135th Engineer Combat Group. A treadway bridge and pontoon bridge were built by the 1135th Engineer Combat Group. The Legion of Merit was awarded to <mask>. He came back to the division on June 1, 1945.<mask> was posted to Hawaii as the deputy chief of staff of the United States Army Pacific. Joint Task Force 7 was formed for the nuclear tests in the Pacific in 1948. His appointment as a colonel in the Army of the United States was terminated on June 30, 1947, and he reverted to his permanent rank of captain. He was promoted to major in the Corps of Engineers. On April 1, 1949, he returned to Washington, D.C., where he worked for a year with the Weapons Systems Evaluation Group. The Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe was formed in Paris in 1951. He spent two years in the Office of the Chief of Engineers in Washington, D.C.He was promoted to brigadier general in 1955. He was the Director of Military Applications of the Atomic Energy Commission from 1955 to 1961. Atomic bombs and hydrogen bombs were coming into service in large numbers at this time, as technical progress was being made in nuclear weapons technology. He wrote a lot of reports on technical issues. He advised the Atomic Energy Commission that there should be a moratorium on nuclear testing and that underground nuclear weapons testing should be used. As chief engineer of the North Pacific Division of the Corps of Engineers, <mask> oversaw large military and civil construction projects in Portland, Oregon. In December 1961, he was given command of Joint Task Force 8 and ordered to conduct a series of nuclear tests.He received an oak leaf cluster for


title: Alfred Starbird

texts: this. <mask> was the director of the Defense Communications Agency from 1962 to 1967. The Secretary of Defense, Robert McNamara, made him commander of Joint Task Force 728 on June 15, 1966. The McNamara Line was supposed to be built in September of 1967, but Starbird was given more time. Starbird was sent to South Vietnam to discuss the project with General William Westmoreland. The barrier was considered to be symbolic of McNamara's management, in that it was expensive, valued technology over experience, and was generally ineffective, and it was never completed. <mask> received a second oak leaf cluster for his work.He was the director of the anti-ballistic missile system. He retired from the military in 1971. He received an oak leaf cluster to his Legion of Merit and a third oak leaf cluster to his distinguished service medal. In 1971 <mask> became director of the Office of Test and Evaluation in the Department of Defense. In 1975, he was appointed the assistant administrator for national security in the ERDA, the successor to the Atomic Energy Commission. He became the acting secretary for Defense Programs in 1977 when he became part of the new Department of Energy. He became the director of the Joint DOD/DOE Long Range Resource Planning Group after retiring.He retired in 1980. The Secretary of Defense Meritorious Civilian Service Award was one of the awards he received as a civilian. On July 28, 1983, <mask> died of cancer. Edward became a colonel in the Corps of Engineers after graduating from West Point. Edward married Margaret Leonard, the daughter of Starbird's 1936 modern pentathlon team mate Charles F. Leonard Jr. There were deaths from cancer in Washington, D.C., as well as deaths from 1912 births and 1983 deaths. The United States Army personnel of World War II and the Vietnam War were from


title: John Floyd (Georgia politician)

texts: <mask> was a brigadier general in the First brigade of Georgia Militia in the War of 1812. <mask>, one of the wealthiest men in Camden County, Georgia, served in both the Georgia House of Representatives and the US House of Representatives. <mask> was the only child of <mask> and Mary Fendin and was born in South Carolina in 1769. He was raised at his father's plantation. The son of <mask> and Susanna "Susan" Dixon, <mask> was born in 1747 in Northampton County, Virginia. He was six years old when his parents died. The 9-year-old was indentured to a sea captain by his uncle after he moved to live with his relatives.Most of <mask>'s time at sea was spent on vessels in the Triangular trade, sailing to ports in Europe, Africa and elsewhere. <mask> managed an indigo plantation at Hilton Head. Mary Fendin was <mask>'s mother and she was married in 1768 to him. Mary Fendin was the daughter of <mask> and Elizabeth Thomas. The north side of Fish Haul Creek is where the <mask>s settled. Charles was a member of the First Council of Safety during the American Revolutionary War. The men who favored independence raised a volunteer militia that wore a silver crescent with their motto, "Liberty or Death".In 1781, <mask> and other members of the "Bloody Legion" avenged the death of Charles Davant, a Revolutionary War hero. Charles Davant was <mask>'s brother-in-law. Captain <mask> was against the British and their policies. The <mask> family home was burned in reprisal, but teenaged <mask> survived, as did his mother. <mask> was a house carpenter for five years. He was offered an early release from

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title: John Floyd (Georgia politician)

texts: his contract but refused, preferring to work the entire period. He was tutord in a variety of subjects at night by a distant cousin.<mask> spoke this language with guests who dined with him. <mask> met a girl on the road when he came home from school. Their relationship grew. Mrs. Sarah Waight initially objected, claiming that she could do better. The daughter of Richard Hazzard III of South Carolina and Phoebe Loftin of British East Florida was born on January 3, 1773 in St. Marys, Camden County, Georgia. She is thought to have been born south of the St. Marys River in Nassau County, Florida. After her mother's death, she was educated and groomed for society by Mrs. Waight, her father's cousin.On December 12, 1793, <mask> and Isabella Maria Hazzard were married. Confederate General Richard Ferdinand <mask>, U.S. Army General Charles Rinaldo <mask>, and Colonel Henry Hamilton <mask> were their children. Charles Rinaldo <mask> was the last of his brothers and sisters to die. Samuel sold his brother's remains to a former slave and lived in St. Marys with six mulatto women before he was buried. The <mask> family moved from South Carolina to Georgia in 1795. They settled on farms called "The Thickets". In 1797, after the Treaty of Colerain, <mask> ended the family's formal South Carolina ties by selling Walnut Hill Plantation to a wealthy planter.They purchased large tracts of land south of the Satilla River, north of the Crooked River, and west of the marshes and the Cumberland River. In this area, they built two large plantations a mile apart: "Fairfield" and "Bellevue". <mask> built

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title: John Floyd (Georgia politician)

texts: a house on Floyd's Creek. The house was built in the style of the South. The house was located near a high bluff that overlooked Floyd's Basin and Floyd's Creek. Charles Rinaldo <mask> was the son of <mask>. Swords, lances, daggers, knives, double barrel guns, dueling and long shot rifles, carbines, pistols, dueling pistols, bows and arrows were displayed in Charles Rinaldo <mask>'s armory.The floors of the house were made of Georgia heart of pine and there were two tall brick chimneys at either end. There was a small sketching room in the house. <mask> wanted to build a home for his father, Charles. <mask> built a Plantation shaped as an anchor to symbolize his fortune's link to the sea, according to family lore. After his father's death, <mask> enlarged the area with two upper stories made of cypress. A three-level plantation house, drawn by Hazlehurst Ross Noyes, a descendant of <mask>, was shown as a substantial dwelling. The ground floor was made of tabby with walls over eight feet high and two feet thick, and contained two huge fireplaces, a kitchen area for last minute food preparation, and an informal dining area.The first floor had a long hall, family bedrooms, dressing room, three bathrooms, children's room, large formal dining room, and drawing room. <mask> had a library filled with his books on the second floor. Heavy round columns supported the roofs of the raised open piazzas on the other side of the building. The south piazza has steps leading to a terrace and formal lawn beyond. Both plantations were known for their gardens. The billiards room overlooked the garden,

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texts: which was shaped like a crescent. The two plantations were connected by a mile-long avenue of moss-draped live oaks and cedar trees.There were two hundred acres set aside for the parade grounds. Nothing grew on the land for over a hundred years because it was so compressed from military drills. During the nineteenth-century plantation era, Floyd's Neck encompassed swamps, hammocks, pine barrens, forests thick with oaks, gum, cypress, as well as cleared agricultural fields. The <mask>s were among the wealthiest families in Camden County. The family hosted sports club parties, balls and dinner dances, held hunts for wild game, and owned town houses in St. Mary's. Floyd plantations used slaves to cultivate cotton. Cotton fields stretched for miles, massive fields of potatoes were grown on Pompey's Island, and both plantation houses had views of corn fields and vegetable gardens.peach, orange, lemon, lime and olive trees were cultivated by the <mask>s. There was an abundance of fish in Floyd's Creek. The <mask> family and their slaves were fed wild game. The Camden Hunting Club has a building on Floyd property. After hunting for wild turkey and deer, an elegant meal was served, which included toasts. The Federal Constitution protects the rights of the states. We will defend them.Floyd's Neck was home to graded roads and sturdy bridges. Jeffersonton was abandoned after a move eastward to the Cumberland River. It was 30 miles from Jeffersonton. It took four hours on horseback to get to St. Marys. It would take about an hour for a horse-drawn carriage or wagon to travel from Bellevue to

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texts: Cabin Bluff. It took the Floyds four to six hours to sail their boats from the Cabin Bluff dock to St. Marys. The journey could be completed in two hours.Charles and <mask> owned 5,825 acres of land in Camden County, Georgia. The family continued to accumulate. Their holdings included: The Hermitage, Grants Tract, Jones Tract, Bryant and Grays Tract, Bear Hammock, Cabin Bluff, Shellbine, and Black Point. <mask> exported cotton that brought in high returns. Little Cumberland Island was purchased by <mask> and <mask> for $500. <mask> sold six acres on the north end of Little Cumberland to the United States Government for a lighthouse. <mask>, a civil engineer as well as a master boat builder, used his workers and expertise to build ships and merchant vessels.<mask> was appointed Captain of the 31st Militia in Camden County, Georgia, on May 2, 1804. He was commissioned as a brigadier-general on June 26, 1806. General <mask> commanded a force at Point Peter during the War of 1812. Georgia was the last state to join the American revolutionaries, and many of them left to go to Florida. <mask> was asked by George Mathews to help overthrow the Spanish government in East Florida. <mask> wrote Georgia Governor David Mitchell questioning the request's propriety even though the U.S. government feared Britain would capture Florida. President Madison disowned Mathew's conquest of Fernandina island, and General Mathews died on his way to Washington to defend his actions.<mask> and about 120 volunteers went to New Camp Hope in East Florida in October 1812. Florida's Spanish Governor enlisted the

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texts: Seminoles to fight rebels as well as invaders. <mask> wanted a fast and decisive strike against the Indians. Difficulties arose. Military supplies were short and his men came down with diseases. The attack never materialized because the militia troops were pessimistic. General <mask> could have become Governor of Florida.General <mask> was recommended by General Mathews as the most acceptable name to fill the position. White settlements in eastern and central Alabama and western Georgia were attacked by the Creek Indians. Indians from the Upper Creek Towns, who resented the encroachment onto their lands, sought to reduce influences upon their tribal unions and return their society to a traditional way of life in culture and religion. In response to the threats and to quell the Red Stick rebellion, General <mask> was ordered to command Federal troops who were assembled at Camp Hope on the Ocmulgee River. The forts were built along the Federal Road from the Alabama River to the Ocmulgee River. Fort Mitchell was built on the west bank of the river. <mask> and his men fought the Battle of Autossee in November of 1813.One of the most populated towns of the Creek Nation was Autossee, located on the east bank of the Tallapoosa River. The men were going to encircle the town and prevent the Indians from escaping. <mask> was forced to change tactics after Scouts discovered a second town just a few yards downstream. The Red Sticks were the ones who suffered the most casualties. Indian men, women and children were shot, stabbed, bombarded with volleys of fire, and burned to death in their own

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texts: houses. Both Indian villages were destroyed. Charles Rinaldo <mask>, who at age sixteen accompanied his father, later described at the battle's aftermath: "The Indians never repair the desolation of a town; so Autossee has been deserted ever since the battle, except by wolves and ravens."General <mask> had a serious wound to his knee. He recuperated at Fort Mitchell. In early January 1814, General <mask> led a group of 1500 men through the Federal Road into Creek territory. Fort Hull was a supply base west of Fort Mitchell. He and his troops built a fortified camp at Calabee Creek. On January 27, 1814, over 1300 Indian warriors attacked on the banks of Calabee (Chalibee) Creek in what became known as the Battle of Calebee Creek. General <mask> might have lost this battle if the Lower Creek Indians had warned them and the veteran companies had not acted quickly.He was promoted to the rank of Major-General because his campaigns to subdue the Upper Creek and Choctaw Indians were so effective. <mask> was sent to defend the city against the British. Because coastal Georgia plantations were defenseless against invaders, he requested that his family temporarily move to Savannah. He was not in charge of the defense at Ft. Patrick. George Cockburn raided coastal plantations and sacked St. Mary's. General <mask> was appointed to survey the Georgia-Florida line. <mask> was the chairman of the committee that reported the survey results to the Executive Committee.<mask> attended the President Jackson's inauguration while still a congressman. <mask> is a believer in slavery and helped found the

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title: John Floyd (Georgia politician)

texts: States Rights Party of Georgia. He was a Justice of Inquiry Court in Camden County. <mask> represented Camden County in the Georgia House of Representatives. He was a member of the United States House of Representatives from March 4 to March 3. <mask> died on June 24, 1839. His parents passed away.The Floyd Family Cemetery has gravestones for all three of them. His wife died on August 18, 1859. Her grave is not known. Charles Rinaldo <mask> survived by six years and was buried in a U.S. flag at Fairview Plantation. A quarter of a mile away from the former Fairfield mansion is the Floyd Family Cemetery. It is located on high ground near a bend in Floyd's Creek. Under a thick canopy of moss-draped trees lies a low rectangular brick wall, secured by a small wrought iron entry gate, which hides nine visible gravestones and over fifteen marked graves.<mask>'s will was probated in Georgia in the 19th century. Charles Rinaldo <mask>, Richard Ferdinand <mask>, and Everard Hamilton were the beneficiaries. Six years before his death, General <mask> wrote it. With the proviso that nothing was to be sold, he bequeathed his lands, slaves, out buildings, tenements, appurtenances, cash and bonds to his wife. General <mask> directed bequests to his heirs, all of his living children, also with a proviso that should a difference of opinion arise, the disagreeing parties should call in an umpire whose final decision would be binding. Sarah Catherine Wigg <mask> and her husband, Dr. Aime DeLaroche, lived at Black Point. His war and hunting weapons were to be distributed equally among his sons, but the

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title: John Floyd (Georgia politician)

texts: slaves were not to be transferred out of the family.During the American Civil War, The <mask>s sympathized with the Confederacy and one son, Richard Ferdinand <mask>, became a General in the Florida militia and led troops at the Second Battle of Bull Run. He missed the Battle of Sharpsburg and was allowed to resign because of health issues. Various raiding parties of the 54th Massachusetts arrived from a blockading Union vessel in St. Andrew Sound. There is not a trace of a mansion left after the war. There is only one monument at the former Fairfield Plantation site. The soldiers who served under him built the obelisk. <mask> sold the ruins of Bellevue to a former slave after the American Civil War.The decline of several prosperous towns, including Jeffersonton, was caused by the end of the plantation economy. In the 1920s, thousands of acres near the Cumberland River became a hunting lodge which hosted celebrity hunters from across the world, including President Calvin Coolidge, and which has recently been renovated and opened to the public. Floyd County, Georgia was named after <mask>. <mask> Street was named after him in honor of his contribution to the city's defense in the 19th

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title: Rueibin Chen

texts: <mask> is a Taiwanese concert pianist who was selected by the government in a talent search and sent to Vienna, where he obtained a concert diploma at the Conservatory. After receiving a soloist's examination award, he continued his study under a Russian pianist. <mask> was born in Tainan City, into the family of a music teacher. His parents noticed his musical talent when he was two years old. His father started piano lessons when he was five years old. He won his first piano competition when he was six years old. He was granted a passport to study abroad at the age of 13 after being selected by the Taiwanese government as a gifted student.He traveled to Vienna with his uncle to take the entrance exam for the Conservatory. He settled down in an apartment with the help of an uncle and went back to Taiwan. He hadn't seen his family in ten years when he was invited to perform at the presidential concert. He was the youngest student admitted to the Vienna Conservatory and all his classmates were twenty-something competition winners. He was evicted from his landlords several times for disturbing neighbors because he was 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884. He had a passion for opera. Dianko Iliew was the master teacher that <mask> studied with.He received the soloist's examination award after graduating with a degree in piano performance. He was the only Asian to study with the Russian piano virtuoso. At the age of ten, Ruiebin <mask> joined the Taipei Symphony Orchestra. He was the leader of the "Moldova" Iasi and Tirgu Mures Philharmonic Orchestra. He played in many orchestras around the world as a solo pianist. <mask> has performed for many different

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title: Rueibin Chen

texts: orchestras around the world. He's been invited to play in various festivals such as the International Salzburg Music Festival, Vienna Spring Festival, Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival, Hong Kong Festival, Taipei Music Festival, Taipei Arts Festival, the International Rachmaninoff Music Festival in Moscow, and the JanThe Grossensaal of the Konzerthaus in Vienna was where he made his European debut. <mask>'s career as a concert pianist began after he won major international piano competition. He was the youngest winner of the competition. He won five gold medals at the international piano competition at the age of 20. He was a winner in many of the world's renowned competitions. At the age of ten, <mask> joined the Taipei Symphony Orchestra. He made his European debut in 1984.He has performed with many major orchestras. <mask> has performed at a number of music festivals, including the Salzburg Music Festival, Vienna Spring Festival, Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival, Hong Kong Festival, Taipei Music Festival, Taipei Arts Festival, the International Rachmaninoff Music Festival in Moscow, and the Janek Music Chen has performed at all the major concert venues around the world. <mask> is known for his performance of the complete "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini" in two consecutive evenings. The premiere of "Three Nocturnes" was held in Vienna, Asia and California, USA. He was the first Taiwan-born pianist invited by the Chinese government to perform the "Yellow River Piano Concerto" in China, and impressed critics with his "unbelievably passionate" performance. He has a new composition of piano solo and concertos.The "Love River Piano Concerto," composed for piano and

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title: Rueibin Chen

texts: orchestra of Chinese instruments, was performed in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Australia, and New York. The "Wintry Night Trilogy" is a large-scale theatrical composition based on the epic literary work of the same title. <mask> has acted as a music director for various chamber festivals and has also performed on radio shows. <mask> is an active chamber musician and has performed with international chamber groups. He has given master classes in musical strongholds such as the New England Conservatory in Boston and the Masterplayer International Music Academy in Lugano. He was a jury member in the international piano competition. <mask> devotes a lot of his time to helping the underprivileged.He was the keynote celebrity performer at the American Red Cross Gala in Los Angeles in 2012 and performed for Ms. Jane Seymour. The first National Piano Competition for Disabled Youngsters was held in Taiwan. He participated in a special project called "Play Me I'm Yours" with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and a Benefit Concert in honor of Marvin Hamlisch with the Pasadena Symphony. A dozen CD recordings with labels such as Universal, Naxos International, KKM Austria and Jingo Records have been produced by <mask>. His concerts have 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Rueibin Chen

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 <mask> was chosen by the Minister of Culture in Taiwan as the "Best Young Artist" after receiving various recognitions such as the "Bsendorfer" prize in Vienna. The "Albert Roussel Prize" was won by Chen at the Salzburg International Music Festival.The President of Taiwan invited him to his Festival Concert at the Presidential Palace, which was broadcast on national radio and television. He received the "Taiwan Millennium Best Artistic Performance Award" in 2000, the "Golden Melody Awards" for "Best Performance" and the "Character of Highest Potential" in Taiwan. <mask> was honored by the County Supervisor of Greater Los Angeles County for promoting diplomacy between the United States and Taiwan through music with his solo recital at the Walt Disney Concert Hall. He was impressed with his technique. He described his playing as "magnificent" and "full of promise". Harold C. Schonberg, a former New York Times critic, wrote that <mask>'s interpretation was the best he had heard in a long time. He plays with white-hot energy, steel-fingered power and athletic virtuosity, and that he also "show(s) that he can play with delicacy and imagination," according to the Boston Globe.In his book, Die Wiener, a well-known Swiss writer gives a detailed account of the Taiwanese-Austrian pianist's musical achievements. References External links Classical pianists Living people Taiwanese classical pianists 21st-century classical

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title: Pietro di Donato

texts: <mask> was an American writer and bricklayer best known for his novel, Christ in Concrete, which recounts the life and times of his bricklayer father, Geremio, who was killed in 1923 in a building collapse. The book, which portrayed the world of New York's Italian-American construction workers during The Great Depression, was hailed by critics in the United States and abroad as a metaphor for the immigrant experience in America, and cast <mask> as one of the most celebrated Italian American novelists of the <mask> was born in West Hoboken, New Jersey to Geremio and Annunziata Chinquina. He had more than one sibling. His parents moved to Abruzzo in Italy from the town of Vasto. <mask> was buried in concrete when a building collapsed on him. <mask>, who was twelve at the time, left school in the seventh grade to become a construction worker in the trade union in order to support his family.He was a member of the union his entire life. His father's death was the inspiration for his writings. <mask> assumed full responsibility for providing for his family after his mother died. He was fond of mile Zola because he had discovered French and Russian novels while on strike in the building trades. He took construction and engineering classes at City College. The family moved to Northport, Long Island, where he continued to work as a mason, and was inspired by Zola's work to write about his own experiences in the Italian immigrant community. Career Christ in Concrete was published as a short story in the March 1937 issue of Esquire magazine, and was expanded into a full-length, blue-collar proletarian novel with an introduction by

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texts: Arnold Gingrich.The book was chosen for the main selection of the Book of the Month Club, edging out John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath, which was published the same year. In an interview for Salon.com, Allen Barra said that the novel became an instant classic and standard reading for second- generation Italian-Americans. The National Italian American Foundation said it was the first of its kind, and Ben Barzman said it was rare. The book was described as "Italian to the core" by Charles Poore in The New York Times. Edward O'Brien's Best Short Stories was published in 1938. The 1949 film Give Us This Day was written by Ben Barzman and directed by Edward Dmytryk. It won an award at the 1949 Venice Film Festival, though it was effectively banned from the United States at the time, and was only shown in a single theatre.The sequel to Christ in Concrete was written by <mask>. It continued the story of <mask>'s life after his father's death, focusing on his spiritual conflict and obsessive sensuality. The third book in the same tradition focused on <mask>'s childhood before his father's death. The Immigrant Saint: The Life of Mother Cabrini is a fictionalized account of the life of the first United States citizen to be canonized. The main selection of the Catholic Book Club and Maryknoll Book Club was named after it. Immigrant Saint became a cult classic despite the fact that <mask>'s later works never achieved the quality of Christ in Concrete. The Penitent was an account of contrition and spiritual rebirth of the man who killed the twelve-year-old.Naked as an Author was his last book-length publication. His article on the

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title: Pietro di Donato

texts: kidnapping and murder of Aldo Moro, president of the Christian Democratic Party of Italy, won an award from the Overseas Press Club. The article was adapted into a play. <mask>'s mother and seven siblings were the main source of income after his father's death. He joined the Young Communist League because of the executions of Vanzetti and Sacco. After becoming a conscientious objector to World War II, <mask> met Helen Dean, a former showgirl. In 1943, they were married in a ceremony performed by New York City's Mayor La Guardia.They had three children, two sons and a stepdaughter. <mask> died of bone cancer on January 19, 1992 in Long Island, with his last unfinished novel, Gospels, unpublished. <mask>, the Master Builder was published in 1995 by Bucknell University Press. Keeping <mask> <mask>'s legacy alive, his son Richard is now maintaining a comprehensive website, detailing events not prior published. <mask> Donato Square was dedicated in Union City, New Jersey. A plaque commemorates his life and work at The Square, which is located at Bergenline Avenue and 31st Street. Richard was present at the ceremony.The Penitent, Naked As An Author, and Christ in Concrete are included. There are manuscripts, papers and artifacts in the Special Collections at the University. The Immigration History Research Center Archives has <mask> Donatio papers. There are manuscripts, reviews, biographical material, interviews and obituaries. English students at the university conduct research using rare primary sources from the <mask> di <mask> Collection. The people who died in 1992 were from Union City, New Jersey and Northport, New

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title: Wade Randolph Hampton

texts: <mask> is a DJ, film and music producer. He was involved in the development of the North American rave scene. <mask> discovered his love of music at an early age. DJ Rick Squillante and Go-GO Mike DuPriest inspired his taste for electronic music when he was in high school. In 1985 <mask> started DJing at warehouse parties near the University of North Texas, eventually playing small clubs on the campus. He opened his first nightclub, Westend, in Austin, Texas, two years later with another Starck Club DJ. Chicago was the epicenter of the house music movement after the explosion of electronic music in America.<mask> was involved in the warehouse party scene as house music became an international musical genre. He started acid jazz/balearic/soul weeklies at a prototype ultra lounge, <mask>'s World at Shelter, and assisted the club's director, Michael Blatter, with initiation of Outlaw parties from New York City's Project X magazine. At this time, <mask> developed a close friendship with many DJs that are now well-known internationally, including Mark Farina, Spencer Kincey, Diz, DJ Colette, Heather, and DJ Keoki. Splitting time between Chicago and Los Angeles in 1991 again coincides with the rapid spread of electronic music. In September of 1991, <mask> and partner Patty Ryan launched Chicago's historic Life parties. In November of that same year, <mask> took Freshjive on the road with an event at Chicago's Cabaret Metro. His coproduction of the Circa series of massive events, a partnership with L.A. artists Richard Duardo and Tef Foo, would define the American rave scene.Incorporating art, music and technology utilizing traditional performance visual elements such as lighting, video, lasers and graphic design, as well as, literary work from notable writers Timothy Leary, Robert Anton Wilson and Terrence McKenna within the promotion and actual live

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title: Wade Randolph Hampton

texts: production via LED transmission. The relationship between the music and art scenes would offer legitimacy to the previously termed, 'underground scene' as Mr. Duardo successfully placed one-night-only productions from the crew in Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art and Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibition. Madonna hosted Jean Paul Gaultier's first social event in the U.S. at the Shrine Auditorium. <mask> would go on to DJ at his private funeral memorial in Beverly Hills after developing a friendship with psychologist Timothy Leary, who died in 1996. He began his relationship with the Hardkiss Brothers at the same time as he began his management career. At the end of that year, <mask> would present Louder Than Words at the legendary Rainbow Roller Rink featuring a rare West Coast and Midwestern lineup in collaboration with Transmat Records, San Francisco's Hardkiss Music and Chicago's Rednail House Crew. A live performance from Silent Phase was part of the lineup.He moved to San Francisco in the mid ‘90s to establish himself as a representative of the west coast electronic scene, and then moved back to Dallas in 1994. After signing a record label distribution deal with Moonshine Music, Domestic Recordings would feature his own works in multiple genres such as deep house, drum and bass, dub and nu jazz. Mark Farina, Symbiosis and Westside Chemical were some of the acts he would release albums from. After moving from L.A. to San Francisco in 1996, he would have success with his weekly night at The Top and store Faster Bamboo. He was releasing albums through other labels by 1998. The success of these ventures led to performance opportunities at major festivals across North and Central America, such as Ultra Music Festival, Electric Daisy Carnival, Nocturnal Wonderland, Planet New Year, Cyberfest, and most recently in 2013 and 2014 on the main stage

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title: Wade Randolph Hampton

texts: at Lights. <mask> produced shows at Harry O's in Park City, Utah, from 2000 to 2004.He formed a long-term relationship with Paul Oakenfold in this city, as well as presenting a duo performance at the 2002 Winter Olympics. They performed on 4 turntables at the 2012 South by Southwest music festival in Austin, Texas. <mask> worked as a director for Dallas' Ghostbar nightclub on top of the W Hotel. During the 2010 NBA All Star week, he produced a DJ residency with the late DJ AM on Tuesdays called The Seduction, as well as two back-to-back sets with Tiesto for the Super Bowl. In 1997, <mask> created the score for the European TV advertising campaign for the Mercedes Benz A-Class automobile, which would go on to be the best selling car of all time for the German automaker. He produced the soundtrack for a Swiss energy drink advertisement that aired during the 1998 World Cup in France. In 2000, he made his acting debut in the electronic music film, where he played himself.The film was purchased by Sony Pictures Classics on the opening night of the festival. The soundtrack for the film was nominated for Best Film Under $500,000 at the 2001 Independent Spirit Awards. The best DJ album and best soundtrack album were both listed on Amazon. The album he worked on was a remake of the Oscar-winning film, Requiem for a Dream. In 2006 he was Music Supervisor on the film TV Junkie, which won the Special Grand Jury Prize for a Documentary, while showcasing his own music along with Jackson 5, Spiritualized and Explosions in the Sky. He created the original score for The Starck Club, a documentary about the rise and enduring legacy of the Dallas nightclub. <mask> currently resides in Los Angeles, where he continues to focus on film and music production, operating film, TV and music company Silent Partner Films.American DJs Year of birth missing (living people)

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title: Kevin Neale

texts: <mask> "Cowboy" <mask> is a former Australian Rules footballer who played in the Victorian Football League. St Kilda Recruited from South Warrnambool, and nicknamed "Cowboy" for his bow-legs and rolling gait, Neale played his first match for the club against North Melbourne on 22 May 1965, as a back-pocket/ruckman. His debut was delayed because South Warrnambool needed him for the first three matches of the season. He initially played in the backline, but was moved to full forward in 1966. In May 2001, Neale was selected as the back-pocket ruckman. He kicked five goals in the 1966 Grand Final and held the club record of 16 finals games, until it was beaten by Robert Harvey. On Saturday, 16 June 1967, Neale played for Victoria in an interstate match.He kicked four goals in the match and was moved from full-forward in the second half because Victoria's centre half-forward didn't kick a goal in the first half. At the end of the 1976 season, it was thought that Neale would retire from playing, however, St Kilda prevailed upon him to play another season, and he played in 20 of St Kilda's 22 matches that season, playing his last match as the back-pocket ruck. Only 5 other men have played more matches for St Kilda, and only 8 others have kicked more goals in their career, as a result of the 301 goals he has scored in his entire VFL career. At the end of his career at St Kilda, many offers were made to Neale to leave and take up a coaching position. He was offered the position of

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title: Kevin Neale

texts: might miss two weeks at the most, and that he still had another two or three seasons in him as captain-coach.He was only well enough to play a couple of matches at the end of the season because he was only able to recover from a very severe nosocomial infection that threatened his life, and the extremely long time that it took for him to recover meant that he never retained his fitness levels His playing career was over because he was not able to play up to his usual level of dominance. Ainslie has been the captain-coach for six years and has won four of them. In the 1980 season he kicked 149 goals, in the 1981 season he kicked 139 goals, and in the 1982 season he kicked 125 goals. Because he was no longer able to take the field as a player, Neale was reluctantly released by the Ainslie Football Club; as their club and team structure at the time demanded a playing coach. Neale was cleared by Ainslie to coach the Central District Football Club. From 1984 to 1987 he was a non-playing coach.He took Central District to 3rd place in the minor round in 1984 just 1 win off top position with 16 wins and 6 losses but the team lost both finals. In 1985 and 1986 the club finished 6th and 8th in the finals, and in 1987 they finished 8th. Central District's John Platten won the Magarey medal in 1984. Tuggeranong <mask> was the coach of the Tuggeranong Football Club. St Kilda Football Club has a manager named <mask> who works at the club. St Kilda Hall of Fame Profile Saints honour roll

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title: Christian Ramsay

texts: Lady Dalhousie, informally known as <mask>, was a Scottish botanist and natural historian. She traveled with her husband when he was appointed Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, Governor General of Canada and Commander in Chief of the Indian Army. She collected and catalogued many species of plants, presented scientific papers to societies, and donated many collections to different botanical groups. Lady Dalhousie was the only female member of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh until her death. The plant is named after her. On February 28, 1786, <mask> was born at Coalstoun, the ancestral home of the Broun family. She was the daughter of <mask> and Charles McDowal.Her father was an advocate and her father was a judge in the legal profession. She married <mask>, the 9th Earl of Dalhousie, on May 14, 1805. The husband and wife had three sons. George was born on 3 August 1806 and died on 25 October 1832. Charles died when he was nine years old. Their youngest, James, was born in 1812 and became a Marquess in 1849. She catalogued plants on herbarium sheets, fully identified and complete with collection dates, notes on habitats and some watercolour pictures she had painted.The Literary and Historical Society of Quebec was founded in 1824. In the first issue of the society's Transactions, Lady Dalhousie's catalogue of Canadian plants was included. In 1824, she donated her collection of Nova Scotian

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title: Lawrence Wackett

texts: The "Father of the Australian aircraft industry" is Sir <mask>. He was described as "one of the towering figures in the history of Australian aviation covering, as he did, virtually all aspects of activities: pilot, designer of airframes and engines,entrepreneur and manager". He won the Oswald Watt Gold medal for his services to aviation. He wrote two books about fishing. The war service and education of <mask> began on January 2, 1896. After graduating from the Royal Military College, Duntroon, he joined the Australian Army and was promoted to lieutenant. The day before his 20th birthday, 1 Squadron of the Australian Flying Corps formed at Point Cook.He was one of twelve pilots that went to Egypt with the Squadron to operate in support of the Sinai and Palestine Campaign. In Egypt he designed a mounting to attach a Lewis Gun to the upper wing of his BE2c, which improved the fighting ability of a type that was described by Hudson Fysh. 1 squadron. The "poorest of all offensive, or defensive aircraft". The BE2c was normally armed with a machine gun at the observer's position, but the observer sat in front of the pilot and behind the engine, and between the upper and lower wings. If the

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texts: Observer was to avoid hitting his own aircraft, the machine gun could only be fired in narrow arcs. He had a measure of protection when on a bombing mission because the BE2c could carry bombs or an Observer, but not both, and he only had to point the whole aircraft at his adversary.Several times, <mask> used his modified BE2c. He used to give the enemy pause when he was on a mission. The Rumplers broke off the fight when <mask> flew towards them. On 11 November 1916 he was in his BE2c on a 7-hour bombing mission to Beersheba with four other BE2s and a Martinsyde G. 100 when the formation came under attack by two much superior German aircraft. The Martinsyde were able to fight off the attack thanks to the assistance of <mask>. On the night of the 14/15 January 1917, 16 Jewish workers who had been working in Beer Sheba under the Turkish Military Authority were sleeping in a railway carriage when a bomb was dropped. The British and Australian air-force historians confirmed that the pilot was an Australian.The most likely pilot was <mask> of Number 1 Squadron attached to EEF, who believed a non-existent ammunitions shed was located in the immediate vicinity, according to further investigation

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title: Lawrence Wackett

texts: and in-depth study of British, Australian and Turkish records by researcher Dr. Ilan Gal Peer. The Battle of Hamel was fought on July 4, 1918. They had been experimenting with dropping bullets from aircraft. 3 squadron was asked to investigate. According to his superiors, <mask> had a gift for mechanical inventions and was asked to do the work as his reputation had spread. He created a small parachute that could be used to drop supplies to troops, designed a bomb rack to hold the supplies, and trained No. 3 squadron personnel are using a technique.Resupplying the engaged machine-gunners with ammunition dropped by aircraft was part of General Monash's battle plan. There was an event in the event. 3 squadron was assigned other tasks during the battle. There are 9 squadrons of the Royal Air Force. At least 100,000 rounds of ammunition were dropped during the battle. The method became general in later months. In France.On 25 September, he penetrated six miles behind enemy lines to take aerial photographs of the German Joncourt-Villers Outreaux line. He carried out a flight to isolated troops using the equipment he designed. He received theDistinguished Flying Cross as a result of his actions.