title: Mighty Shadow

texts: with other calypsonians after winning the Road March. <mask> is the subject of a film called King from Hell. He died at Mount Hope Hospital in St. Joseph after suffering a stroke two days earlier. N.A.C.C. received awards and recognition in 1991. "If the Poor Get Rich" was nominated for the top 20 stars of gold calypso award. The 5th Annual Caribbean Music Awards - best record, best social commentary, and best humor - "Poverty is Hell" (1995). "For Better of Worse" is a song by the Top 20 Stars of Gold Calypso Award."Treat Your Lady Nice" is a song by the Top 20 Stars of Gold Calypso Award. The Achievement Award for Lifetime Contribution 2000 was given by the Mucurapo Senior Comprehensive of the Trinidad and Tobago Association of Baltimore. COTT - Song of the Year 2001 - "Look for Horn", the top 20 stars of gold calypso award. The top 20 stars of gold calypso award was given in 2002. The recognition for contribution to the culture was given by the N.A.C.C. The Bmobile Award for Recognition of Contribution to Culture was presented in N.A.C.C. The top 20 stars of gold calypso award is for excellence and outstanding achievement in music.The University of the West Indies gave Bailey the Degree of Doctor of Letters (DLitt) Honoris Causa for his contributions as a musical composer, an award he was due to receive before he died. If I Coulda I Woulda I Shoulda 1980 - Shadow 1984 - Sweet Sweet Dreams 1984 - Return of De Bassman 1987 - Raw Energy 1988 - High Tension 1990 - The Monster 1991 - Columbus Li. Donald's Encyclopedia of Popular Music has links to Shadow's discography. The Guardian births 1941 deaths 20th-century Trinidad and Tobago male


title: Gottfried Keller

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texts: <mask> was a Swiss poet and writer of German literature. One of the most popular narrators of literary realism in the late 19th century was the author of Green Henry. His father was a lathe-worker from Glattfelden and his mother was a woman. <mask> only had his sister Regula left after four of his children died. <mask>'s family lived in constant poverty after his father died of Tuberculosis because of his difficulties with his teachers. <mask> gave a good depiction of his experiences in this period in his novel. His mother seems to have brought him up in a way that would allow him the greatest freedom in the disposition of his time, the choice of a calling, etc.The treatment of her relations to him may be found in his short story, "Frau Regel Amrain und ihr jngster". <mask>'s first passion was painting. He was an apprenticeship to the landscape painter Steiger and the watercolourist Meyer after he was expelled from the Industrieschule in Zrich. He went to Germany in 1840 to study art at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts. <mask> took up writing after returning to Zrich. His first poem, Gedichte, was published in 1846. The six years at Zrich were characterized by Jacob Wittmer Hartmann as a time of almost total inactive, when <mask> was subject to a lot of temptation and engaged in radicalism in politics.He studied at the University of Heidelberg in the 19th century. His radicalism was extended to matters of religion, thanks to the influence of the philosopher Feuerbach. He worked in Berlin from 1850 to 1856. <mask>'s character was molded into its final shape by his stay in Berlin, and he was prepared for the whirl of a large city for an enjoyment of the more restricted. He took up literature as a career after moving to Berlin. <mask> published a novel in this period. It is his most

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title: Gottfried Keller

texts: personal work.The book was supposed to be a short narrative of the collapse of a young artist's life under the influence of Jean- Jacques Rousseau's doctrine of a return to nature. As its composition grew, it became a huge work drawing on <mask>'s youth and career as a painter up to 1842. The reception by the literary world was cool, but the second version of 1879 is a satisfying artistic product. He published his first collection of short stories. There are five stories with an average of 60 pages each. The First Official Secretary of the Canton of Zrich was <mask>. The routine duties of this position were a sort of fixed point about which his artistic activities could focus, but Hartmann opines that he produced little of permanent value in these years.<mask> published Seven Legenden in 1872, which dealt with the early Christian era. After 15 years at this post, he retired in 1876 and began a period of literary activity that was to last to his death, living the life of an old bachelor with his sister Regula as his maid. Despite his often unsympathetic manner, his extreme reserve and idiosyncrasy in dealing with others, he had gained the affection of his fellow townspeople and an almost universal reputation before his death. <mask>'s fame is based on 15 short stories, five of which are contained in the second volume of Die Leute von Seldwyla. Some of the stories contained a note that was new in German literature and that endeared them to Germans as embodiments of an ideal as yet undiscovered in their own country: they narrate the development of character under the relatively free conditions of little Switzerland, portraying an unbureaucratic civic life and an His Collected Poetry and novel Martin Salander are noteworthy. Lydia Escher invested her fortune in a foundation named

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texts: after her father's friend, <mask> <mask>, who died in 1890.Lydia Escher established the foundation's base with her remaining substantial asset, Villa Belvoir. According to the will of Lydia Escher, the foundation was established on June 6, 1890, and was managed by the Swiss Federal Council. According to the original intention of the founder, the foundation should promote the independent work of women in the field of applied arts. The purpose was adopted but not in the deed of the foundation. The feminist concerns of Lydia Escher were not met as the foundation became an important collection institution for art. The foundation is listed as a Swiss inventory of cultural property of national and regional significance. The English translation of Long Ago was written by Charles Hart Handschin.Wolf von Schierbrand translated Seldwyla Folks. M.D. translated The People of Seldwyla. Hottinger. The film A Village Romeo and Juliet was released in 1952. Green Henry was translated by A.M. Holt. Kenneth Halwas translated Martin Salander. Lionel Thomas edited Two Stories.Two Novellas were translated by Bayard Quincy Morgan. The Misused Love Letters and Regula Amrain and Her Youngest Son were translated into two different languages. Lawrence M. Washington translated Perspectives on People: Five Stories. The stories were edited by Frank G. Ryder. Notturno is a 1933 song cycle by Othmar Schoeck which ends with a setting of <mask>'s poem "Heerwagen." "Gottfried <mask>: The Modern Novel in Germany" was published in The National Review. I, pp.168–8 Richard Hacken. "Gottfried <mask> and the Fictionalization of Switzerland" is a review by the Swiss American Historical Society. 55, no. 1, pp. 38–1. There are external links to the Hist.Krit.Keller-Edition is a download of a client-server-

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title: Roger Curtis Green

texts: <mask> was an American-born, New Zealand-based archaeologist and member of the National Academy of Sciences and Royal Society of New Zealand. He was an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit for his contributions to the study of Pacific culture history. <mask> was born in New Jersey and had an interest in archaeology at an early age. His interest in North American prehistory flourished after his family moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico. <mask> attended the University of New Mexico after a field season in the region. While at the same time being engaged in officers training, he undertook coursework in geology and linguistics in addition to anthropology. He was influenced by the work of Edward Sapir, who contributed to his later works in Polynesian linguistics.<mask>'s first published works were a result of his work on local field projects. <mask> was encouraged to enroll in a doctorate program at Harvard after being recognised for his talents by his professors at New Mexico. He studied under Gordon Willey. He was introduced to Pacific prehistory by Douglas Oliver, who helped arrange a Fulbright fellowship that took him to New Zealand and to conduct research on the islands of Moorea and Mangareva. His thesis was about the prehistoric sequence of the region. Jack Golson replaced <mask> as a senior lecturer of Anthropology at The University of Auckland in 1961. He worked for three years at the University of Hawaii at Mnoa after being promoted to associate professor.From 1970 to 1973, he worked on an extensive research project with Douglas Yen in the Solomon Islands, which was funded by a Captain James Cook fellowship. He retired from teaching in 1992. <mask> had teaching and research positions at

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texts: the American Museum of Natural History in New York and the Bernice P. Bishop Museum in Honolulu. He oversaw the funding of many research projects through the Green Foundation for Polynesian Research. <mask> taught a number of students who went on to make significant contributions to New Zealand and Pacific archaeology. The Largo-Gallina phase was the focus of <mask>'s earliest work. He conducted several excavations in New Mexico.In the Pacific, <mask> contributed to the individual culture histories of New Zealand and Hawaii. He worked extensively on the general prehistory of the Pacific, contributing to a plethora of topics including: Polynesian origins <mask> helped to develop a phylogenetic model of the Pacific using a combination of linguistic, ethnological, biological, and archaeological analysis; this work was complemented by ethnohistorical research of the ancestral <mask> worked to classify Polynesian languages and identify common terms. The <mask> cultural complex was the first to identify Lapita pottery and material culture with the Polynesians. Significant data for this interpretation was provided by his excavations in the Reef and Santa Cruz Islands. Settlement patterns in the Pacific were the first to look at the archaeological landscapeholistic rather than focusing on sites with rich deposits. <mask> used this to his advantage on Moorea, New Zealand, and others.The importance of using archaeological context in addition to chronometric data was emphasized by <mask>, who worked closely with a number of archaeologists to develop the sequence for a number of island groups. Long-distance voyaging and exchange <mask>'s work with obsidian provenance and Lapita sites helped to develop

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texts: ideas about prehistoric voyaging and exchange between island groups. <mask> was well known for his work on obsidian dating and provenance, an important tool in Pacific archaeology. Significant contributions to settlement pattern archaeology were made by him. The Green Foundation was started in 1984 with diverted earnings from <mask>'s fee paying work. The Foundation supports research in New Zealand. <mask>, <mask>., published some publications.The Gallina phase has a pit house. American Antiquity is a book. <mask><mask> was born in 1961. There was Mo'orean archaeology. A man is talking. <mask><mask> was born in 1962. It's applications to archaeology.The New Zealand Archaeological Association publishes a newsletter. <mask>, <mask>. There is a review of the prehistoric sequence. The New Zealand Archaeological Association has a monograph. The University Bindery Press is in New Zealand. <mask><mask> was born in 1963. Preservation of the site.The New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter was published in 1963. There is a suggestion for a revision of the sequence. The Journal of the Polynesian Society was published in 1972 <mask><mask> was born in 1966. Linguistic subgrouping with Polynesia has implications for prehistoric settlement. The Journal of the Polynesian Society was published in 1980. <mask><mask> was born in 1967.The Polynesians have immediate origins. In Polynesian Culture History: Essays in Honor of Kenneth P. Emory was edited by G. H. Highland. There is a special publication about the Bernice P. Bishop Museum. The Bishop Museum Press is in Honolulu. <mask>, <mask>., K<mask>, R. A. Rappaport, and J. M. Davidson. 1967. The island of Mo'orea is in French Polynesia.The American

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texts: Museum of Natural History has Anthropological Papers. New York. <mask>. and J. M. Davidson are authors. 1969. The first volume of Archaeology in Western Samoa was published in New Zealand. <mask> and M. M. Kelly are authors. 1970.The first volume of studies in the history of the ocean. The Bishop Museum Press is in Honolulu. <mask><mask> was born in 1972. The Tongan Sequence has been revised. The Journal of the Polynesian Society was published in 1973. The origins of Polynesian culture can be found in lapita pottery. Australian Natural History was published in 1982.<mask><mask> was born in 1977. The Solomon Islands have a first culture history. The University of New Zealand has a bindery. <mask><mask> was born in 1979. Lapita. J.D. edited The Prehistory of Polynesia. There is a man named Hennings.Harvard University Press is in Cambridge, MA. <mask><mask> was born in 1980. The Makaha Valley Historical Project Summary Report was published in 1884. 5. Pacific Anthropological Records 31. The Bishop Museum Press is in Honolulu. <mask>, <mask>. and J.S.Mitchell was born in 1983. A review of the archaeological sequence. The New Zealand Journal of Archaeology was published in 1967. Patrick V. and R. C<mask> were born in 1987. History and evolution in Polynesia. Current Anthropology 28: 431–443. Patrick V. and R. C<mask> were born in 2001.An essay about historical anthropology is titled Hawaiki, Ancestral Polynesia. Cambridge University Press. <mask>, R. C. There is an accent on atolls. The Growth and Collapse of Pacific Island Societies was edited by P. V. Kirch and J.-L. Rallu. The University of Hawaii Press is in Honolulu. See also Lapita History of the Pacific Islands Archaeology in Polynesian Samoa

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title: Arthur Janov

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, was an American psychologist, therapist, and writer. He gained notability as the creator of primal therapy, a treatment for mental illness that involves repeatedly descending into, feeling, and experiencing long-repressed childhood pain. The Janov Primal Center was in Venice, Los Angeles, and Santa Monica, California, but the first institute <mask> directed was on North Almont Dr. in West Hollywood, California. The biology of love and life before birth: the hidden script that rules our lives were both written by Janov. <mask> was born in Los Angeles, California, and grew up in a low income neighborhood east of Downtown L.A., populated by Jews, Latinos, Russian and Slavic immigrants. <mask> and <mask> were Russian-Jewish immigrants. He received a degree.They were M.S.W. He received degrees in psychology and social work from the University of California, Los Angeles. In his native California, <mask> practiced conventional psychotherapy. He worked for the Veterans' Administration and 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

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title: Arthur Janov

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title: Arthur Janov

texts: in which a man dressed in diaper shouted at his mother. Daddy! I'm your mom! Daddy! After the act, vomited, distributed plastic bags to the spectators and asked them to vomit as well. <mask> asked his patient to cry for his mom and dad. <mask>'s therapy was accused of being a "cash-grab scheme".<mask> stated that they have not made a profit in years. Several hundred thousand dollars has been spent on research to maintain our scientific integrity. We fund therapy for people who can't afford it. John Lennon was one of <mask>'s patients. <mask> was married to another woman in 1949, but they separated in 1975 and divorced in 1980, so that he could remarry. He was still married to France at the time of his death. <mask> had two children from his first marriage, <mask> and <mask>, and an adopted son from his second marriage.<mask> died in his sleep at the age of 93 due to respiratory arrest caused by a stroke. <mask> had a throat disease that limited his ability to speak. He lived in Malibu, California at the time of his death. The Primal Revolution: Toward a Real World was revised in 1999. In Search of the Real You is a Canadian documentary. vintern 1977 is a Swedish 3-part documentary. An associative view by Ulf Kjell Gr is from <mask>'s Primal Therapy.There are external links to Dr <mask>'s Primal Center and the LA Janov's Reflections on the

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title: Wolfgang Schivelbusch

texts: <mask> was born in 1941 and is a German scholar of cultural studies. <mask> was born in Berlin in 1941. He studied sociology, philosophy, and literature. He's lived in New York since 1973. <mask> is an independent scholar. He uses the method of history of mentalities. Schivelbusch works on perception and cultural history.He received a prize from the Academie of Arts in Berlin. One of his main influences has been Norbert Elias. The Railway Journey was written by Schivelbusch in 1977. The Railway Journey: The Industrialization of Time and Space in the Nineteenth Century was published in 1986 as The Railway Journey: The Industrialization of Time and Space in the Nineteenth Century. According to the publisher, "Schivelbusch discusses the ways in which our perception of distance, time, autonomy, speed, and risk were altered by railway travel." Schivelbusch describes how the railroad transformed the natural landscape and our perceptual experience of nature. The early 19th-century characterization of the effect of railroad travel was due to the speed the new means of transportation was able to achieve.Even though the distance between them remained the same, the locations no longer seemed so far away because of the reduced time it took to cross the distance by railway. More distant places became newly and widely accessible as the railroad network expanded. On the one hand, the railroad opened up new spaces that were not as easily accessible before; on the other, it destroyed the space between points. The in-between, or travel space, which was possible to'savor' while using the slow, work intensive eotechnical form of transport, disappeared on the railroads. The denizens of the nineteenth century, who were used to traveling by stagecoach or horseback, suddenly found themselves completely detached from their surroundings while sitting in a rail. The speed of the train precluded the ability to focus on aspects of the landscape around them for a long time, and many early passengers became physically distressed or even ill

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texts: as a result of their exposure to the rapid change of impressions while looking out the railcar window. The ability to look out into the distance and enjoy the landscape had to be gradually developed.The modes of perception formed by traditional travel were thrown into crisis by the need for an entirely new perceptual posture, one that could enjoy or at least tolerate the new landscape created by the railroad. As a result of the shift in perception, book publishers enjoyed an increased demand for reading material by train travelers, as something they could easily and at length give their attention and focus their eyes on. 1600+ citations were retrieved in a search for the book, which had a strong impact on scholarship. Works Rckzug. Ihren Tabus ist bei uns. Treat. There are histories of taboos.Carl Hanser Verlag is in Mnchen. Versuch ber die Konsumtion. The consuming life of things. Three New Deals: Reflections on Roosevelt's America, Mussolini's Italy, and Hitler's Germany was written by Carl Hanser. Carl Hanser Verlag published Die Kultur der Niederlage. The Culture of Defeat: The American South 1865, France 1871, Germany 1918 is a book. The University of California Press is based in Berkeley.A Ruin in the War of Ghosts is a book. Jahrhundert. Light, Shine and Delusion: Scenes of Electric Illumination in the 20th Century was published in Berlin in 1992. The episode is called "Eine Episode aus der Weltkriege". The Library of Leuven was an episode from the time of the World Wars. Lichtblicke: Zur Geschichte der knstlichen Helligkeit im 19. Jahrhundert.The English translation of Disenchanted Night: The Industrialization of Light in the Nineteenth Century was published in 1995. Hanser, Mnchen/Wien published a translation of Tastes of Paradise in 1980. Jahrhundert. Hanser "The Industrialized Traveller" is the English translation of The Railway Journey. The fall of 1974 saw Telos 21. Telos Press is in New York. The full text of <mask>'s book is available for free via the University of California Press


title: Warren Rudman

texts: <mask> was an American attorney and Republican politician who served as a United States Senator from New Hampshire between 1980 and 1993. <mask> was known as a moderate centrist and was offered the position of Treasury Secretary in Clinton's cabinet, but he turned it down. <mask> did not run for a third term in 1992. He was a co-chair of Albright Stonebridge Group, a retired partner in the international law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, and an advisory board member of Promontory Financial Group. He was on the board of directors of a number of funds. <mask> was the son of Theresa and Edward G<mask>. His family came from Germany, Poland, and Russia.<mask> lived his entire life in New Hampshire. He was a student at the Valley Forge Military Academy. He served in the United States Army during the Korean War and received his undergraduate degree from Syracuse University. He got his J.D. The Attorney General of New Hampshire from 1970 to 1976 had a degree from Boston College Law School. <mask> was the leader of a team of attorneys that investigated accounting practices at Fannie Mae. Rudman was on a national panel investigating the threat of international terrorism before the September 11 attacks.<mask> and Hart have been praised for their conclusions since September 11. <mask> was an Advisory Board member and co-chair of the Partnership for a Secure America, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to recreating the bipartisan center in American national security and foreign policy.

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title: Warren Rudman

texts: <mask> was a politician in New Hampshire. He lived in New Hampshire in the final years of his life. He wrote a memoir called Combat. <mask> defeated incumbent John Durkin in the 1980 election, riding the wave of Ronald Reagan's victory. <mask> was appointed by the Governor in December 1980.<mask> was a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee. The Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Act was one of his best legislative efforts. Rudman favors tax cuts, reduced domestic spending, and higher military spending, but supports a woman's right to choose to have an abortion, gay rights, and opposing a constitutional amendment mandating it. <mask> and John H. Sununu were involved in the appointment of Supreme Court Justice David Souter to both the First Circuit Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court. The Wall Street Journal said that <mask>, the man who helped put David Souter on the high court, was proud of how he sold him to the White House. President Bush wanted to avoid a confirmation battle and they both sold the judge to him. <mask> wrote in his memoir that he had suspected that Souter wouldn't overturn liberal precedents.In spite of it all, <mask> is a good friend of Sununu. I have known for a long time that he was more liberal than he thought. <mask> was an active member of national politics after leaving the Senate. <mask> was asked to serve as McCain's campaign chair. President Clinton presented him with the Presidential Citizens Medal on January 8, 2001. He was considered as a vice presidential candidate

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texts: for two different parties. <mask> refused the chance to be Ross Perot's running mate on the Reform Party ticket.Pat Choate was selected by Perot. <mask> was mentioned as a possible running mate for Kerry. John was selected by Kerry. In 1999, a leaked report by the U.S. National Drug Intelligence Center stated that Carlos Hank Gonzlez, a Mexican criminal, politician and influential businessman, and his two sons pose a significant criminal threat to the United States. The Hank family hired high-profile lawyers, including <mask>, after the report was made public. <mask> was an attorney with the law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison. In March 2000 Attorney General Janet Reno wrote a letter that said the report "was beyond the substantive expertise and area of responsibility of the NDIC.'' At <mask>'s request, a copy of Reno's letter was sent to the Federal Reserve.Carlos Hank Rhon was fined $40 million for violating banking laws when he bought a Texas bank and failed to tell his father about the sale of a $20 million share. He was a co-chair with former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and former National Security advisor Sandy Berger of Albright Stonebridge Group, a global business consulting and strategy firm based in Washington, D.C. He died of cancer in November of 2012 His predecessor, John Durkin, died a month after his death. President Obama praised <mask> as an early advocate for fiscal responsibility after his death. There is a list of Jewish members of the United States

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title: Mark Sweeten Wade

texts: <mask> was a noted historian of early British Columbia history. A doctor at the Home for Men in the 1920s was able to interview many veterans of the province's early gold rush, including many of the more famous names. He wrote about medical legislation and hospital policy in British Columbia. His works are an important source of biographical and historical detail. On November 23, 1858, he was born in County Durham, England. His parents were <mask> and <mask>. In North America, what would be called private schools would be called the Faculty of Medicine at Durham University.He returned to Canada in 1882 after studying medicine at Fort Wayne, Indiana and was hired as a medical officer for the Canadian Pacific Railway survey. He finished school at the University of Toronto General Hospital in the fall of 1884. He returned to Canada after a short visit to England. He practiced medicine in the area near his brother <mask> until 1884. He was hired by Andrew Onderdonk to work for the Canadian Pacific Railway. On March 10, 1885, he met Emma Uren, daughter of James Uren, who ran the local hotel and ferry. He was the resident physician in Clinton from 1889 to 1889.After graduating from the University of California, San Francisco in 1889, <mask> returned to Victoria and practiced medicine there until 1895. He was appointed Chief Medical Officer of the province in the late 19th century. He was an ear, nose and throat specialist in the offices across from the hotel in 1895. When F.J. Deane was elected as a Member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia for Yale-West Kamloops, he became the Editor of the Inland Sentinel. Both men were ardent Liberals and the newspaper advocated Liberal politics. In 1899 he was appointed doctor for the Provincial Home for men and the local jail and in 1900 he was elected to the Board of Trade. <mask> lost his position as jail doctor and coroner due to most appointments in the province being from patronage.Deane bought the Nelson Miner and renamed it the Nelson Daily News, with <mask> contributing to it as a writer. <mask> continued publishing the

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texts: Inland Sentinel as a small paper covering only local and district news after Deane sold it in 1904. He expanded the paper to eight pages a week to cover world news and little local news. <mask>'s activities on the Board of Trade and a group known as the 10,000 Club, which like others of its time sought to promote growth in the city to a population of 10,000, engaged in an advertising campaign to draw industries to the city, promoting ventures such as a tourist hotel, steamboat Increased demand for advertising in the Kamloops district probably caused the hurried job. <mask> was involved in the city's negotiations with the Canadian National Railway regarding the expansion of the railway's line to the Okanagan. <mask> helped organize the memorial service for King Edward VII and was on the city's welcoming committee when the Prime Minister came to town.He served as a member of the medical board examining new recruits for the Canadian Expeditionary Force for a short time in 1914 after retiring from the position. <mask> wrote two books other than The Thompson Country. Alexander Mackenzie, Discoverer was the first biography of the famous explorer. The Overlanders of '62, which had been commissioned by the provincial government, was unfinished at the time of his death and was edited and published in 1932. "It was said of <mask> as a historian "no pains in research were too strenuous" and certainly The Overlanders displays this trait", according to his biographer. He had all the evidence that was to be found on the Overlanders in diaries, correspondence, and word of mouth. The book is very detailed.<mask> died in 1929 leaving his wife Emma and son M. M. Leighton received a Bachelor of Science. He was involved in the construction of the Mt. The Olie power plant was in charge of the construction of the hydroelectric development at Adams Lake and the East Kootenay Power Co. was in charge of the highway department from 1934 onwards. There are notes on medical legislation in British Columbia. C. F. Banfield was the printer to the King. The Thompson Country'' by <mask> <mask> is available

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title: Gaius Antonius Hybrida

texts: The Roman Republic had a politician in the 1st century BC. He was the brother of Marcus Creticus and the second son of <mask>. He was Mark Antony's uncle. He had two children. He was accompanied into Greece by either a military tribune or a legatus. Marcus Tullius Cicero was elected to serve as the Roman Republic's consul in 63 BC. Cicero was given the governorship of Macedonia at the end of hybrida's term in exchange for him being the sole consul.The Catilinarian Conspiracy, a plot against the Roman Senate led by Catiline, resulted in a battle at Pistoria and the death of Catiline. Macedonia was granted as promised by hybrida after he served his term as consul. The provincials were robbed and invaded by hybrida. The natives successfully forced hybrida out of their lands without any loot after his incursions. In 60 BC, hybrida was removed from his position as governor of Macedonia and replaced by <mask>. He was prosecuted by Julius Caesar and Marcus Licinius Crassus. The result of this was that hybrida had to pay a fine and go to the Island of Cephallania.Caesar recalled hybrida from his banishment sometime in 47. He tried to become a candidate for the position of censor in 45. Cicero mentioned hybrida in 44 when Mark Antony divorced himself from his daughter. <mask> Creticus was the younger of the two sons of family hybrida. Mark Antony's father-in-law was also his uncle. She had two daughters, Antonia Major and Antonia Minor, who were married to the Roman tribune and Mark Antony, her first cousin. He had at least two children from his daughter's marriages.In the Mithridatic Wars of 87 BC, hybrida was a military tribune for the campaign against Pontus. The Mithridatic Wars began due to a

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title: Gaius Antonius Hybrida

texts: after he had invaded their land in Lower Moesia, and the second took place near the Greek polis of Histria.In both instances, a failed retreat by hybrida and his cavalry led to his unit being defeated and any plunder accrued during the attack was forfeited back to the natives. The lack of success, rather than the extortion of the provincials, drew the attention of the Senate who threatened to recall and prosecute hybrida for his mismanagement of the province. Caesar and Marcus Culpurnius Bibulus were prosecuted for the mismanagement of the governorship of Macedonia in 59 BC, after hybrida was replaced by <mask>avius. Marcus CaeliusRufus tried hybrida for his participation in the Catilinarian conspiracy and for his crimes in Macedonia. He was defended by Cicero as a protest against the current state of affairs in Rome. After being found guilty of his crimes, hybrida was ordered to pay a fine, and was sent to a place of his choice. He resided in Cephallenia for the duration of his exile.During his exile at Cephellenia, hybrida pretended to be the governor of the island, which the people secretly allowed. Mark Antony was elected to the role of tribune of the people and legate of Caesar's in Italy in 49 BC. At the request of Caesar, hybrida returned to Rome at the age of 47. As hybrida was in exile and had no civil rights, it is possible that Mark Antony was indebted to him. The candidacy of hybrida was doomed by his character and support from Mark Antony. Cicero commented upon Mark Antony's divorce from Antonia hybrida Major and the insult this gave to hybrida himself in the final mention of his life. 1st-century BC deaths 1st-century BC Roman censors Roman governors of Macedonia Year of birth


title: Lourdes Grobet

texts: <mask> is a Mexican photographer known for her photographs of Mexican lucha libre wrestlers. Before focusing on photography, Grobet was a painter. She spent a lot of time getting to know the luchadores because of her photography. Grobet has published several books. Grobet has received many awards and grants for her work. Grobet was born in Mexico City and grew up with her parents. Grobet took a painting class.She was sent to work for a Catholic professor who painted murals for the Church of San Francisco because her parents didn't like the views of the school. She didn't like his work because it wasn't original. <mask> Grobet asked herself what art was, "After asking myself the inevitable questions about what art is, it became clear that for me it was a language, a way of saying things, and so I had to find the best way of saying them." She learned from her professor that mass media showed a new way of expression. Grobet was asked by Goeritz to be his assistant while he worked on stained glass windows. She studied in England in 1977 and did a few landscape paintings. She failed because the photography faculty didn't like that she changed the landscape and didn't keep it solely documentary.Grobet was introduced to the world of photography by Career Kati Horna, who was one of the main influences in her early career. After studying as a painter in Mexico, Grobet took a trip to Paris in 1968 to see the world of art. She likes to work with Multi-Media because she discovered Kinetic Art after visiting a lot of art galleries in Paris. She worked with lighting and projections for a Jazz concert. After returning to

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Lourdes


title: Lourdes Grobet

texts: Mal. <mask> Grobet worked on pictures of El Santo, one of the most important Mexican wrestlers, as a tribute to him. Since 1975, she has published more than photographs of the sport, including those on the sport in the United States since the 1930s, as an important part of Mexican popular culture. The sport involves many costumes and masks, leading to a sport-carnival air which is appreciated by Mexicans. Over one hundred exhibitions of Grobet's photographs have been held. She exhibited her work at a festival.She won an award for Fine art photography. In 1975, she transformed a gallery into a photographic laboratory. She put the photographs on three walls and didn't fix them. The lights from the gallery meant that the photographs disappeared. An exhibition of photography on an escalator was presented in 1977. She took works such as Strip Tease. The personal life Grobet had four children with her husband.They divorced in 1974. Grobet wants to understand reality better by working and process. In her 2005 book, <mask> Grobet states that she has used the photographic experience as an "induction process" in order to understand or "live" reality. She is willing to use different languages to speak of her experience and standpoint in order to sacrifice formal purism. Grobet uses photography to relate to herself, to relate to us and to take action in the problematic reality that is Mexico. She likes to do her own work and some of the work she does is collaborative. She wants to show the tough side of the luchadores, but she also wants to show the fragile side.Grobet wants to find out more about the Lucha Libre. She

masks: Lourdes Lourdes


title: Lourdes Grobet

texts: wants to show that the Lucha Libre is important to the culture of Mexico and that they are related to the time of the Aztecs. There wasn't much information about these Luchadores. She wants the luchadores to be recognized as Mexico's important cultural figure. The Museum du Quai Branly, Paris, France 2007, Lucha libre, Foto Espaa. Three subway stations in Madrid, Spain. México D.F.The Bruce Silverstein Gallery in New York has a retrospective of <mask> Grobet. Which Conquest are we talking about? The Museo del Chopo is in Mexico City and the Gilardi gallery is in Mexico City. The New man of Bering, NegPos gallery, Nmes France, and Helen Escobedo's work are featured in the documentary. Helen Escobedo's "On Human Scale" is a sculpture. "Interactiv, Images of BeringStrait" was written in México. The Museo du Quai Branly is in Paris France.Museo Archivo de la Fotografia is located in Mexico City. Museo Archivo de la Fotografia is located in Mexico City. The Museum of Modern Art is in Mexico city. The 36th New York expo was held in 2002. There is a film and video. New York. Mexico City 2000–1995, videos for Teatro Campesino e Indigena, theatre group, Mexico.Los Talleres is in Mexico City. There is a published collection of loose photographs. E.N.A.P. Mexico City. The movie "Bodas de Sangre" was released in 1987. There is a county government. Santo y Sea was written by <mask> Grobet.Turner Publicaciones is in Spain. Reverté Editores, Mexico/Spain. "La mscara en la cultura y la poltica mexicana" is a text by <mask> <mask> dealing with her work on Lucha lib. There is a presentation of the American edition of the book on

masks: Lourdes Lourdes Lourdes Grobet


title: Vera Zasulich

texts: <mask> was a Russian socialist activist and writer. Zasulich was one of four daughters of a Polish noble who was poor. When she was 3, her father died and her mother sent her to live with her wealthier relatives. She worked as a clerk in Saint Petersburg after graduating from high school. She became involved in radical politics and taught literacy to factory workers. Her contact with the Russian revolutionary leader Sergei Nechaev resulted in her arrest and imprisonment in 1869. After <mask> was released in 1873, she settled in Kiev, where she became a respected leader of the movement.<mask> was more advanced than the other members of the circle because of her intellectual development. She was a remarkable young woman. You were struck by her behavior and her unaffected relations with others. In July 1877, a political prisoner refused to remove his cap in front of the governor of St. Petersburg who was famous for his suppression of the Polish rebellions. Not only revolutionaries but also sympathetic members of the intelligentsia were angered by the order to flog Bogolyubov. Zasulich was the first to act after a group of revolutionaries plotted to kill Trepov. She and Maria were going to shoot the prosecutor in the trial of the 193 and another person who was against the populist movement.The second target was decided after the flogging of Bogolyubov. They went for their targets after the verdict was announced at the trial. Zasulich shot and seriously wounded Trepov when he used a British Bulldog

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Vera Zasulich


title: Vera Zasulich

texts: revolver to shoot Zhelekhovskii. The effectiveness of Alexander II's judicial reform was tested when the sympathetic jury found Zasulich not guilty at her trial. The courts' ability to stand up to the authorities was shown in one interpretation. Zasulich had a very good lawyer who turned the case on its head so that it became obvious that the would-be assassin was not actually being tried. The guilty party demonstrated the ineffectiveness of both the courts and the government.<mask> became a hero to populists and the radical part of the Russian society when she fled before she could be retried. She was against the terror campaign that led to the assassination of Alexander II. After the trial had been thrown out, <mask> fled to Switzerland, where she became a Marxist. The group commissioned <mask> to translate a number of Karl Marx's works into Russian, which contributed to the growth of Marxist influence among Russian intellectuals in the 1880s and 1890s and was one of the factors that led to the creation of the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party. The leaders of the radical wing of the new generation of Russian Marxists were in Switzerland in the late 19th century. The six formed an editorial board for Iskra, a revolutionary Marxist newspaper, despite the tensions between the two groups. They were against the more moderate Russian Marxists and spent a lot of time debating them in Iskra.The pro-Iskra Second Congress of theRSDLP was held in London and Brussels in 1903. Zasulich siding with the

masks: Zasulich Zasulich Zasulich


title: Vera Zasulich

texts: latter was one of the reasons why Iskra supporters split during the Congress. Her interest in revolutionary politics waned after she returned to Russia. She joined the independent Yedinstvo-faction of her old friend. Zasulich supported the Russian war effort during World War I and opposed the October Revolution of 1917. There was a fire in her room in the winter of 1919. She died of pneumonia in Petrograd on May 8, 1919, after being accommodated by two sisters who lived in the same courtyard.Leon Trotsky wrote in his book that Zasulich was a curious person and a curiously attractive one. She wrote very slowly and suffered actual tortures of creation. She was with the old radical intellectual. The theoretic elements of Marxism were adopted to a remarkable degree by Zasulich. The moral political foundations of the Russian radicals were untouched until her death. See the Nihilist movement Vera or The Nihilists. The life of <mask> is said to have inspired Oscar Wilde's first play.It has been suggested that the plot of Wilde's novel was inspired by <mask>'s shooting of Trepov. The first performance of the play was in New York in 1884. There are notes about Jay Bergman. <mask>ch: A Biography was published in 1983. The person is Ana Siljak. St. Martin's Press published "Angel of Vengeance" in 2008. Five Sisters: Women Against the tsar is a book.Barbara A. Engel and Clifford N. Rosenthal's book was published in 1992. 61–62. <mask>ch Archive Vera Zasulich Anarchist Encyclopedia "Lenin" can be found on

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title: Sajin Vass Gunawardena

texts: <mask> was born on May 2, 1973. He was the former CEO of the government sponsored budget airline. He was the coordinating secretary on trade and foreign affairs. He was a member of the southern provincial council before entering parliament. <mask> was criticized for his involvement in the financial misfortune of the airline and for his role as CEO of Mihin Lanka. He attended Royal College in Colombo. Sajin has been married three times.His first wife was Charini Vilakshana de Silva. He is married to Tiyana Dayanthie Anthonisz. Abeydeera <mask> Gunawardena was Sajin's father. Sajin started working for the Grayline Group in 1995 as a project development manager. He used his father's position. During an interview with Business Today, Sajin said that he started working with Hayleys. During his early working career, Sajin tried to join politics and tried to get a position in the Prime Minister's office.The Prime Minister told him that Sajin had a criminal record. According to media reports, Ranil told Sajin to clear his name first. Sajin fell out with the management after moving to work with Trico. During his stay in Dubai, the leader of the opposition went to meet <mask> and he escorted him around. <mask> was asked to join politics by Rajapakse. <mask> was a candidate for the United People's Freedom Alliance and won elections in 2010. He was the coordinating secretary on trade and foreign affairs.He was a member of the southern provincial council before entering parliament. Controversies <mask> has been accused of include fraud, criminal record, remand time, fraud bureau investigations, unpaid loans, overstepping and unfulfilled promises. Several allegations were made against him for his role as CEO of Mihin Lanka. <mask> started a company called Tapes International in the Free Trade Zone. He borrowed money from a couple to start the company, but soon started default on the interest payments. Fernandos filed a case against Sajin in the district

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title: Sajin Vass Gunawardena

texts: court of Colombo. The case was concluded and the chapter was closed by Shirani Fernando.Tapes International was invested in by a Korean company in 1997. Koreans were suspicious of the financial malpractices of Sajin and were prepared to bring in lawyers from the USA. Sajin brought investments from a person in India. The Fraud Bureau received a complaint against Sajin in 2000. Sajin was held in the Mahara remand prison for a period of 10 days. He was released by his father who had to sell his house to pay his dues. Sajin asked his first wife's father to help him out financially after his account was wiped out.Sajin received a blank cheque from Carlyle de Silva. The account was wiped out by Sajin. In 1996 Sajin sold a car for a sum of LKR 850,000 and issued a payment receipt. The couple discovered that the car was leased from a local car company and not owned by Sajin. Sajin failed to make rental payments for four months. The car company filed a complaint with the police because they were in possession of the vehicle. Sajin was asked to return the amount or face a jail term.In February 2006 <mask> traveled to Switzerland to attend the first round of peace talks between the Sri Lankan Government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam despite not being on the official list. He was sent there as a special emissary of the President to watch and spy on the proceedings. The CEO of Mihin Lanka was accused of mismanagement that led to the airline's downfall. It has been reported that <mask>'s mismanagement resulted in huge losses to Mihin Lanka, the Sri Lankan government, banks, and fuel and oil marketing companies. Sajin appointed a company in which his third wife was a director in Singapore as passenger sales agent because he used his position in Mihin Lanka for personal gains. <mask> was sacked from the post of CEO in Jun 2008 due to the financial problems. The convoy of Ranil Wickremasinghe was attacked in June of 2013).Ranil visited fishermen's

masks: Sajin Sajin Sajin


title: Sajin Vass Gunawardena

texts: families who were victims of a recent natural calamity. Ranil claimed that <mask> was responsible for the attack. <mask> called Ranil to apologize and ask for his forgiveness a few days after the attack on the convey. Following an argument in New York, Sajin attacked Dr. Chris Nonis. Chris, who was the High Commissioner to Britain, resigned but later withdrew it. Sajin denied the charges. In January 2015, a complaint was filed with the Commission to Investigate Bribery or Corruption in Sri Lanka, asking for an investigation into the purchase of aircraft and helicopters worth US$2.0 billion.<mask> and his associate companies were mentioned in the petition for financial irregularity and syphoning of funds. The passport of former MP <mask> Gunawardena was seized and he was barred from leaving the country for three months. There were pending corruption investigations that led to this ban. <mask> was denied a nomination for the parliament election in August of 2015. On May 11, 2015, <mask> was arrested by FCID and sent to jail for 20 days. Sajin was accused of using 20 vehicles belonging to the President's secretariat. Between May and September 2015, <mask>'s remand was extended several times.He was granted bail on September 23, 2015, on a surety bail of 20 million and a cash bail of one million. On June 27th, <mask> was arrested by the Financial CID of Sri Lanka and was held until July 5th. He was arrested for extorting money from a Sri Lankan businessman and has also been charged with money-laundering. He was arrested on July 5, 2016 and was held until July 8. On July 8, 2016 <mask> was released on cash bail of LKR 500,000 and 4 personal bails of LKR 500,000 each. During his term as the CEO of the airline, <mask> caused LKR 884 million losses to the airline. A case was filed against him.<mask> was released on surety bails of LKR 250,000 and 40 million. There are members of the 14th Parliament of Sri Lanka and members of the Southern Provincial

masks: Sajin Sajin Sajin Sajin Sajin Sajin Sajin Sajin Sajin Sajin Sajin


title: Norv Turner

texts: <mask> is a football coach in the National Football League. He was an offensive assistant for the majority of his coaching career before he was promoted to the position of Dallas Cowboys' offensive coordinator. <mask> served as the head coach of the Washington Redskins from 1994 to 2000, the Oakland Raiders from 2004 to 2005, and the San Diego Chargers from 2007 to 2012 in addition to his assistant coaching. <mask>'s 118 wins are the most for an NFL head coach with a losing record. He is the only head coach with 100 wins to have a losing record. <mask> was born at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. He attended the University of Oregon, where he was a backup quarterback to future hall of famer Dan Fouts, and was a starter in 1973.<mask> was an assistant coach for the USC Trojans in 1976, hired by head coach John Robinson, who was an Oregon graduate. He rejoined Robinson in the NFL in 1985 after nine seasons with the USC. <mask> worked for the Rams for six seasons. The Dallas Cowboys won back-to-back Super Bowls in 1992 and 1993 under <mask>'s direction. <mask> was the one who helped shape Troy Aikman into a Hall of Fame player. After arriving in Dallas, <mask> took over an offense that was dead last in the NFL in total yards averaging 255.1 yds/gm and scoring 15.2 points per game. In 1991, the offense was 9th in total yds with 318.8/gm and scoring 21.4/gm, and 4th in 1992 with 350.4 yds/gm and 23.5 pts/gm.Emmitt Smith was the Most Valuable Player of Super Bowl XXVIII after leading the NFL in rushing for 3 years. In the Super Bowl era, no team had won with the leading runner before Emmitt Smith. The Dallas Cowboys had a record of 21–1 in the regular season and 5–0 in the playoffs when Emmitt Smith ran for over 100 yards in a game under

masks: Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner


title: Norv Turner

texts: <mask>'s guidance. Troy Aikman had a record of 7–18 as a starter before <mask>'s arrival, then 31–11 in the regular season and 6–0 as a starter in the post season winning Super Bowl XXVIIMVP. Michael Irvin was 2nd in the NFL in receiving yards. The Cowboys had a record of 42–13 with 3 playoff appearances and 2 division titles. Following his success with the Cowboys, <mask> was hired as the head coach of the Washington Redskins.He went 49–59–1 in seven seasons with the Redskins. <mask> led the team to a 9–7 record in 1996. The only time they made the playoffs was in 1999, when they lost to the Buccaneers in the second round. After a 9–7 loss to the New York Giants on December 4, 2000 dropped them to 7–6 on the year despite starting off with a 6–2 record, he was released. Ron Meyer of New England was the only other head coach in the post-merger era to be fired halfway through a season with a winning record. Terry Robiskie took over as interim head coach for the final 3 regular season games and the team missed the playoffs. <mask> was an offensive coach for the Miami Dolphins in 2002 and 2003 and the San Diego CHARGERS in 2001 and 2002.<mask> was hired by Al Davis to be the new head coach of the Oakland Raiders. In 2004, <mask> went 5–11 and 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020

masks: Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner


title: Norv Turner

texts: 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 <mask>'s only win during his two years with the Raiders was in a game against the Denver Broncos. San Francisco 49ers On January 17, 2006 <mask> was named offensive coordinator for the San Francisco 49ers, a reversal of roles from when Mike Nolan was the 49ers head coach. <mask> was hired to coach the San DIEGO CHARGERS on February 19, 2007. He had been a finalist for the same position with the Dallas Cowboys, a team for which he had been the offensive coordinator during the first two of three championship seasons in the 1990s. Following the firing of Marty Schottenheimer in the 2006 regular season, <mask> took the helm of San Diego's 14–2 record squad, which was the best in the league.Despite promising a strong start to the season and downplaying the effects of a major coaching turnover, <mask> lost 3 of his first 4 games. Fans chanted "Mar-ty!" Mar-ty! It was a nod to Schottenheimer. <mask> was thought to have redeemed himself by helping the team to a 41–3 victory over the Denver Broncos on the road, a win against arch-rival Oakland, and a third consecutive win coming out of the bye week against the Houston Texans. The euphoria in San Diego was short-lived after a road loss to the Minnesota Vikings. By the middle of the year, San Diego had not won a game against a team with a winning record.In Week 10, the team upset the Indianapolis Colts. This win was followed by a road loss. After losing to another winning team, running back LaDainian Tomlinson called a players only meeting to discuss the season and the coaching changes. The Bolts won 6 straight regular season games,

masks: Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner


title: Norv Turner

texts: including a come-from-behind, overtime victory. The Bolts won their second straight division title by beating the Lions at home. <mask> <mask> has 10 wins on the season, matching his best regular season record as a head coach. <mask> led the Bolts to their first playoff victory since 1994 with a victory over the Tennessee Titans and a second win over the Indianapolis Colts.The New England team defeated the San Diego team in the playoffs, 21–12. In the 2008 season, he led the team to an unbelievable comeback in the AFC West starting the season at 4–8 but winning the final four games to finish ahead of the Denver Broncos, who lost their final three games. His team beat the Indianapolis Colts for the second year in a row in the playoffs, but fell to the PittsburghSteelers in the Divisional Round, despite the fact that their star running back was out with a groin injury. The Chargers had a weak start to the season followed by a strong finish in <mask>'s third season. After beating the Oakland Raiders in the opening week, the Bolts lost 3 of their next 4 games. San Diego is chasing the 6–0 Broncos after the last loss in this stretch was at home to Denver. After defeating Oakland and Kansas City, the Bolts faced a tough stretch that included games against the Giants, Eagles, Cowboys, and Broncos.<mask>'s team swept through them all, winning nine straight games. San Diego captured their third straight divisional title after a 27– 24 victory against Cincinnati on December 20. They extended their regular season win streak to 11 games, tying a franchise record from 1961. San Diego earned the 2nd seed in the playoffs and a first round bye. In their first playoff game of 2010, the Bolts were eliminated from the playoffs with a 17–14 home

masks: Norv Turner Turner Turner Turner


title: Norv Turner

texts: upset against the Jets. <mask> signed a three-year contract extension in January. The team started the season with a 2–3 record for the fourth year in a row.<mask> recorded his 100th win as an NFL head coach on November 28, 2010. The Bolts missed the playoffs with a 9–7 record. <mask> recorded his 100th regular season win as an NFL head coach with a victory over the Vikings on September 11, 2011. The team lost six games in a row, their longest losing streak since 2001. San Diego missed the playoffs for the second year in a row. The team started 3–1 for the second year in a row. They lost two games in a row which they led by double digits in the second half, including a 35– 24 loss to the Denver Broncos.They lost a third game after leading in the second half 13–3 and losing in overtime to the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens faced fourth-and-29 at their own 37 with 1:37 left when running back Ray Rice caught a pass one yard past the line of scrimmage and escaped defenders to run 28 yards for the first down. After being 8–0 under <mask> in November from 2009–2010, San Diego was 1–7, the second-worst November record in the league since 2011. According to U-T San Diego, <mask> and Smith would be fired at the end of the season. Dean Spanos said that final evaluations would be made at the end of the season. San Diego had its first losing season since 2003 under Smith. On December 31, 2012 <mask> and Smith were fired by the San Diego Chargers.<mask> had one year left on his contract, and he left with a 59– 43 record. He received a standing ovation in his final meeting with the players after he was fired. Despite being one of the league's most talented rosters, San Diego never made the Super Bowl under <mask>. The failure to win a Super

masks: Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner


title: Norv Turner

texts: Bowl after replacing the popular Schottenheimer is believed to have caused San Diego fans and citizens to distrust team management and contributed to the team's exit from San Diego. <mask> thought the Bolts were the most talented team in the West in his first three seasons, but not in his final three. In 2006 he took over a team with 11 Pro Bowl players, but none of them were voted to the All-Star game. Smith lost a number of players to other teams.Philip Rivers replaced Drew Brees in the decision to go with the younger quarterback. The offensive line was weak in 2012 Philip Rivers was sacked 49 times and had 22 turnovers over the previous two seasons. <mask> coached more games with a losing overall record than any other coach in the history of the league. <mask> was hired by the Cleveland Browns. <mask> had previously worked on his staff with Rob Chudzinski. He was the new assistant to the former assistant to the former assistant to the former assistant to the former assistant to the former assistant to the former assistant to the former assistant to the former assistant to the former assistant to the former assistant to the former assistant to the former assistant to the former assistant to<mask> was hired by the Minnesota Vikings. <mask> resigned from his position as the Minnesota Vikings' offensive coach. The Vikings had lost their last two games after starting the season with five victories. On January 11, he was hired as the Carolina Panther's offensive coach. <mask> was moved to the special assistant to the head coach after Ron Rivera's dismissal. <mask> and his wife Nancy have three children, including Scott, who is the offensive coach for the Washington Football Team. There is a list of National Football League head


title: Raihanul Abedin

texts: Major <mask> is a former military officer of the Bangladesh Army and an energy, power and utilities engineer. He was the Director of the Bangladesh Oil, Gas and Mineral Corporation. He oversaw all energy production treaties with foreign energy companies on behalf of the government of Bangladesh. After getting approval from the Prime Minister, <mask> started the deal with Unocal Corporation. The United States Department of Energy in Bangladesh has an International Clean Cities program. Bangladesh was polluted due to excessive use of fuels. Natural gas conversion was the first step in the national plan to decrease the use of liquid fuels.If cars could be converted to use cooking gas instead of harmful fuels, the carbon emission would be greatly reduced. The Prime Minister allowed him to carry out his plans. The Asian Development Bank funded his scheme and today more than 80% of the vehicles in Bangladesh are run on gas. The managing director of Water Supply and Sewerage System operations of the government of Bangladesh was <mask>. The new government sued top officials of the old regime when it took power in 2009, forcing him to resign. According to the new Government, <mask> was called in to the Local Government Rural Development and Cooperatives Ministry in April of 2009, and asked to resign due to nepotism, after WASA was expanded from six to 11 zones. Inquiries suggested that it was a scheme for him to give up his post as the head of the Wasa.<mask> was sued by the government twice on his birthday. The allegations were not true. The company didn't have an overall worth of BDT 10 million at that time, so the allegations weren't sensible. <mask> was born in East Pakistan to a family of dewans who were chief ministers to the Kings of Tripura. He graduated from the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology in 1970 with a degree in mechanical engineering. He was an Army Scholar. He was the President of the

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title: Raihanul Abedin

texts: Awami League.He was a professor at the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology. He married a member of the Munshibari family. Nahar was the older sister of authors. He has four children, two daughters and a son. In March 1973, <mask> was commissioned in the East Pakistan Army, and later in the newly formed Bangladesh Army, with the son of former President Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. In February 1984 he retired from the military and went to work in the private sector. After getting approval from the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, <mask> personally initiated the $230 million deal with Unocal Corporation on behalf of Bangladesh.This was at the Bibiyana field, which was located 180 miles north-east of the capital Dhaka, and had a reserve of 2.4 trillion cubic feet of gas, which was found in 1998. The Magurchhara gas field blew up in 1997, causing a $6.12 billion suit against Chevron, but nothing was done about it. He received objection letters from Tullow Oil when they objected to the sale of the interests to the Government of Bangladesh. The company accidentally caused an explosion and initially refused to pay for damages, but eventually gave the Minister responsible for overseeing compensation claims an expensive vehicle. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police investigated corruption allegations in January 2009. Failure of equipment is usually out of human control. Mother Nature can cause most planned and prepared operations to fail.In an attempt to blackmail the government of Bangladesh, Niko Resources suspended gas supply from the Feni gas field, Abedin sharply reacted by saying that they might be constrained to take serious steps under the laws of Bangladesh. The Prime Minister of Bangladesh and the Energy Advisor approved the compensation claim by Abedin. In his letter, Abedin said that Petrobangla should be compensated for another 5.89 BCF of gas burnt at the sub- surface, as well as being free of cost for

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title: Raihanul Abedin

texts: burning the same amount of gas in Tengratila. After Tk 25 million was paid to the local people, the letter sought Tk 800 million for damage to the environment. At the Energy Division meeting, <mask> and the Energy Secretary met with the President and CEO of Niko Resources. The US based joint venture of Oakland-Rexwood stated that it would invest $60 million. In 1998 and 1999, Enron Corporation was selected for the blocks alongside Oakland, where they proposed 80 percent share for themselves and the rest for Oakland.In December 2001, the High Court of Bangladesh placed a ban on signing Production sharing agreements with international oil companies, the same year that Enron went bankrupt. Abedin said that they didn't have a specific proposal and that it was just a visit to the National Energy Sector. Tullow Oil operated the Oakland-Rexwood blocks. <mask> was made the managing director of the WASA by the military-backed government of Bangladesh. He took an initiative to set a pre-treatment plant for controlling the ammonia concentration when he was given charge of the sector. It was funded by the Asian Development Bank and supervised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Danes. The World Bank-funded sewage treatment facility improves water conditions.The national board had a shortage of at least 350 million litres of water, with the demand for the metropolitan capital of Dhaka being around 2 billion L. The previous paper works shocked <mask> <mask>. The population of Dhaka was over 6 million but the number of customers was only 150 thousand. Since the beginning of time, Dhaka Wasa has suffered major losses in revenue. <mask> created a team that will go from house to house and inquire about their water supplies. By the time <mask> resigned from his post, Dhaka Wasa's revenue went up by almost 300% and for the first time in the history of the organization, it was profitable. <mask> came up with a plan to

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title: Raihanul Abedin

texts: build another water treatment plant because there were many complaints that there wasn't enough water."No one could do it in the last 20 years and no one can do it now, just relax and let things be as it is, and Abedin devised a plan to get the job done." The approval came from the World Bank after he contacted them for funds. The construction of the new phase is currently under way after three years of planning. It is coming true for <mask>'s dream to fulfill the demands of the public. He was asked by a journalist if he would mind if his name wasn't mentioned in the project, he replied, "I did this for the good of the public, I just did my job, and seeing the public pleased is all I could ever want." It's not a big deal to cut a red ribbon. Researchers and studies found that various chemical concentrations were ten times higher than the standards set by the World Health Organization.No government board monitored the disposal of industrial effluents at the time. In 2008, the online billing system was introduced for the utility board and it heralded mixed signals from the citizens mainly because of spotty Internet services and in 2009, WASA increased water tariffs by 20 percent only after a month after a five percent increase in tariffs. He said that the reason for the rise in water lifting cost was due to the frequent power outage and the pumps having to be run by generators. WASA decided to transport tanks of water on trucks to major areas of the capital because of the water crisis. He said that due to dependence on deep tube wells, water layers in the city are dropping around three metres a year on average. According to various researchers, this could cause a severe water crisis in the future and cause land to fall. One of the capital's worst water logging problems was thought to be the result of unauthorized buildings being built on land filled up from ponds and lakes.Around Tk 350 million a year is spent on


title: Raihanul Abedin

texts: illegal links in the national water supply network. <mask> filed a case with the police after thieves stole a laptop, three digital cameras and two cell phone sets from his house. The elite SWAT team followed the leads in the case because of his prominence. The investigation led to the discovery of a group of young criminals. The media reported that the case was similar to Oliver Twist. A Joint Secretary from the Ministry of Local Government Rural Development of Bangladesh replaced <mask> after he resigned from his position. The new government filed a case that had Abedin occupying a state palatial residence, corruption and nepotism in appointment, promotion and transfer, unauthorized use of official cars, and use of staff for personal purposes.He hired 331 employees from Comilla with bribes. Two deputy managing directors out of four, two additional chief engineers, two out of ten superintending engineers, and most of those on muster roll were from Comilla. The WASA board decided whether or not to promote or hire employees from his ancestral region. He was blamed for living in the "WASA chairman House". He claimed that the house was intended for the CEO of the WASA. He said that the WASA chairman house was built in the late 80s and early 90s and the post of the managing director was called chairman. The name was changed to managing director after being requested by the World Bank.The Board chairman is not the same as the CEO, he said. According to the WASA Act of 1996, <mask> is entitled to live in the palatial complex, as he took initiatives to retrieve the six bigha palatial house of WASA that had been rented out to people without any legal authority. He said that a government residential house cannot be rented out. The charges were gone after Abedin resigned. He said that a group influenced some media people to publish baseless reports about him. <mask> <mask> is a profile at Retired Army Officers Welfare

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title: Julius Pokorny


title: Julius Pokorny

texts: of his Jewish ancestry. The exemption for those who had worn the uniform of Germany or its allies in World War I was insisted on by the president before he signed the bill into law. In 1935, he was dismissed under the provisions of the racist Nuremberg Laws, which led to his replacement as the Berlin Chair for Celtic studies. He lived a shadowy existence in Berlin from around 1940, but continued to live in Berlin until at least 1939. He taught for a few years at the University of Bern and the University of Zurich before retiring in 1959. He taught part-time at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich in the 1960's and 1960's.He received degrees from the University of Wales atSwansea and Edinburgh University. He died in Zrich three weeks after being hit by a tram. He was responsible for reviving the journal after it was forced out by the Nazis in 1939. He edited it until he died. The Wrterbuch (Indo-European Etymological Dictionary; 1959) was a central text in his time. He published several collections of Irish writing in German translation and a pro-nationalist history of Ireland in 1916. The Illyrian civilization's Urheimat was located between the Weser and the Vistula and east from that region where migration began around 2400 BC.In Britain and Ireland, <mask> suggested that Illyrian elements could be found. His Illyromania was supported by contemporary place-names


title: Julius Pokorny

texts: specialists such as Max Vasmer and Hans Krahe. Works books by the Arthursage. Anthropologische Gesellschaft was founded in Vienna in 1909. A reader and agrammator. Dublin: Hodges/Figgis, 1914; Halle an der Saale: Max Niemeyer. Irland.Gotha: F.A. Perthes, 1916 (Perthes' kleine Vlker- und Lnderkunde 1). A History of Ireland is an English translation. Séana D King is a person. NY: Green and Co., 1933. The grnen Insel is the lteste Lyrik. M. Niemeyer was born in 1923.There is a Complete Glossary and a Historical Reader of Old Irish. New York: AMS, 1985: Halle: M. Niemeyer. There is a Grammatik. Walter de Gruyter was born in Berlin in 1925. Alois Walde is the author of Vergleichendes Wrterbuch der indogermanischen Sprachen. <mask> contributed. The Berlin: de Gruyter was published in 1973.The Kelten and Illyrier should beUrgeschichte. M. Niemeyer was born in 1938. Ab dem irisch-glischen und Cymrischen bertragen ist der altkeltische Dichtungen. A. Francke was in Bern in 1944. It's called Keltologie. A. Francke was born in Bern. The Wrterbuch contains 2 vols.Tbingen–Bern–Munich: A. Francke. 2005 (5th edn.) The Anthropologischen Gesellschaft published an article titled "Der Gral in Irland und die mythischen Grundlagen der Gralsage". Zu irischen Handschriften und Literaturdenkmlern was written by Rudolf Thurneysen. Petermanns Mitteilung 62 was titled "Die englische Herrschaft in


title: Julius Pokorny

texts: Irland". Irische Bltter 4 (1916): 331–340 was called "Der irische Aufstand von 1798". "Rasse und Volk in Irland" was published in1917.Beitrge zum ltesten Geschichte Irlands. 1. The Fir Bolg, die Urbevlkerung Irlands, ZCP 11 was published in 1916. Beitrge zum ltesten Geschichte Irlands. 2. The gae bolga und die nrdliche was in ZCP 12. Beitrge zum ltesten Geschichte Irlands.3. rainn, Drin(n)e und die Iverni und Darini des Ptolemus was published in ZCP 12. ZCP 13 was called "Zu Morands Frstenspiegel". ZCP 16 (1927): 95–144, 231–66, 363–94; 17 (1928): 373–88; 18 (1930): 233–48. The Anthropologischen Gesellschaft in Wien 66 ( 1936): 69–91. "Zum ist im Inselkeltischen", was written in Die Sprache 1 in 1949. ZCP 24 was titled "Die Irland bei Ptolemaios".Keltische Urgeschichte und Sprachwissenschaft was published in 1959. The Pre-Celtic Inhabitants of Ireland was published in 1960. There are references to the Scientific Publications of Julius Pokorny Book announcement for Pl  Dochartaigh, <mask>, 1887–1970: Germans, Celts and


title: Anna Siewierska

texts: <mask> was a Polish-born linguist who worked in Australia, Poland, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. She was a professor at the Department of Linguistics and English Language Lancaster University. <mask> lived in Australia for several years while her father worked for a Polish trade company. She studied linguistics at the university. A thesis on passive constructions was published as a book. She worked as a link between the trade union's leadership and English-speaking journalists when she worked at the University of Gdask. She received her PhD degree in 1985 from Monash University.She was associated with the University of Amsterdam from 1990 to 1994 and then moved to Lancaster University. She was president of the Association for Linguistic Typology from 2007 to 2011. She was married to a Dutch man. She died in a car accident while on holiday in Vietnam. She was best known for her work on world-wide comparative grammar, where she worked on a wide range of phenomena, often comparing hundreds of languages from around the world. She had an interest in voice phenomena such as passive constructions and impersonal constructions. She worked on word order phenomena in the world's languages.From the mid 1990s onward, much of her work focused on personal pronouns and agreement markers. bridges were built in linguistics between different schools. She had an early association with Functional Grammar and other functionalist approaches to the study of language structure, but she also tried to incorporate insights from generative frameworks. There is a complete

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title: Anna Siewierska

texts: bibliography in Languages Across Boundaries: Studies in Memory of <mask>, edited by Dik Bakker and Martin Haspelmath. They were Hengeveld, Kees, Jan Rijkhoff and <mask>. 2004. There are parts of speech systems.The Journal of Linguistics covers linguistics. Hollmann, Willem B. <mask>ka. 2007. There are advantages and challenges to the construction grammar account of possessive constructions. English Language and Linguistics was published. Hollmann, Willem B.<mask>. 2011. There is a case study on definite article reduction. Cognitive Linguistics 22.1: 25–54. <mask> is the author of the eds. 2011. Personal constructions are cross-linguistic.Benjamins is in Amsterdam. <mask>. 1984. A comparative linguistic analysis is the passive. London: Routledge. <mask>. 1988.Word order rules. Kent: Croom Helm. <mask>. 1991. There is a functional grammar. London: Routledge. <mask>.1993. There is some statistical data in the subject and object order. Linguistica 27. It was 1/2, 147–169. <mask>ka. 1998b. Person marking isNominal and verbal.Linguistic Typology 2 was published. <mask>. 1998b. There are two languages with and without objects. The languages in contrast are: 173–190 <mask> is the author of the ed. 1998.There is order in the languages of Europe. There is a person named Mouton de Gruyter in Berlin. <mask>. 1999a. There were reduced pronominals and argument prominence. The books are written by Miriam Butt and Tracy King. The LFG 99 Conference was held.There is a publication called CSIL Publications. <mask>. 1999b. Why objects don't make it is a pronoun and a marker. Folia

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title: Anna Siewierska

texts: Linguistica was published in 33/2. <mask>ka. In 2003There is a person agreement and a determination of alignment. There were Transactions of the Philological Society. <mask>. 2004. Person. Cambridge University Press. <mask>.2005b. A person is marking something. In Martin Haspelmath, Matthew S. Dryer, David Gil, and Bernard Comrie. The world atlas of language structures. Oxford University Press. The online version is available here. <mask>ka.2005b. There are passive constructions. In Martin Haspelmath, Matthew S. Dryer, David Gil, and Bernard Comrie. The world's atlas of language structures. Oxford University Press. The online version is available here. <mask>ka.2006 Functionalism and formalism almost meet in linguistics. In A. Duszak and U. Okulska. In metalinguistic discourse there are bridges and walls. Peter Lang was in Berlin. <mask> and Dik Bakker are related. 2005.Person marking in Functional Grammar is part of the agreement cross-reference continuum. In: Hengeveld & de Groot. There is a Morphosyntactic expression in Functional Grammar. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. <mask>, <mask> and Jae Jung Song are authors. 1998. There is a case and anschrift for Barry Blake.Benjamins is in Amsterdam. <mask>, <mask>, and Richard Xiao. The year 2010. A study of the splittable compounds in spoken and written Chinese. Language Sciences: 464–487. The personal web page at the University of Lancaster was edited by the university in August 2011. The Department of Linguistics and English Language at Lancaster University has Linguists from Poland, the Netherlands, and the United

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title: Tex Morton

texts: Robert William Lane, also known as <mask>, was a pioneer of New Zealand and Australian country and western music, vaudevillian, actor, television host and circus performer. <mask> was the oldest of four children and attended Nelson College between 1930 and 1931. He left home at the age of 15 to start his show business. After trying to run away and join the circus, he was found busking by police and returned to his home. He recorded some "hillbilly songs" in 1934. He claimed that these were played on New Zealand radio. Some of the recordings have recently come to light.<mask> moved to Australia about 1934 in order to make a recording career. He recorded four songs for the Columbia Graphophone Company in Australia. <mask> recorded 93 songs between 1936 and 1943 for Columbia's Regal Zonophone label. He was accompanied by his band, The Rough Riders, and a female singer named Sister Dorrie. He left Columbia in 1943 after a dispute with Arch Kerr, the Record Sales Manager, over the company's reluctance to use The Rough Riders. He wasn't a fan of the name 'The Yodelling Boundary Rider'. Australian themes and motifs were incorporated into some of the songs he wrote.This approach was followed by other Australian country artists who followed in his footsteps, such as Buddy Williams and Slim Dusty, leading to a particular genre of country music - the Australian bush ballad, which was also influenced by the turn-of-the-century poetry of Banjo Paterson and Henry Lawson. In 1949 and 1950, he recorded more sides in Australia and New Zealand. Some of the songs were recorded at the instigation of a US record producer who met <mask> in 1949. <mask> lived in Canada and the US from 1950 to 1959. He recorded a song with Pee Wee King in Nashville. <mask> toured Canada and the United States as a stage hypnotist, memory expert, whip cracker and sharpshooter, and was associated for some time with the Canadian country singer, Dixie Bill Hilton. He claimed to have toured for six months as an opening act for Hank Williams, but this is extremely unlikely, since he may have met Williams in

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title: Tex Morton

texts: late 1952 through Oscar Davis, who was <mask>'s manager and Williams's last manager.He returned to Australia in 1959 with a Grand Ole Opry show featuring Roy Acuff, the Wilburn Brothers and June Webb, but the show was not popular with Australian audiences and the tour had to be called off. He asked the audience to give him 100 words. He would recount them back in order and forget one of them around the 50th word. <mask> had a surprise hit with "Goondiwindi Grey" on the Australian Singles Charts during the 1960s and 1970s. In June 1973. George Raymond, a long-time friend and veteran of the Sydney entertainment scene, provided the fiddle accompaniment on the track. <mask> showed an interest in acting.He appeared in movies such as We of the Never Never. His role in the development of country music in Australia and New Zealand was recognised when he was the first member of the Australian Roll of Renown. Style <mask> capitalized on American cowboy and "Wild West" images, and was sometimes billed as "The Singing Cowboy Sensation," performing for rodeos, and singing in a yodeling style that drew heavily on those of American singers. His yodeling was influenced by a number of people. Although <mask> chose to sing in an American accent and sang many songs with American subject matter, several of his recorded songs feature Australian themes. W. Lee O'Daniel's "Beautiful Texas" was re-written. The Country Music Awards of Australia (also known as the Golden Guitar Awards) is an annual awards night held in January during the Tamworth Country Music Festival, celebrating recording excellence in the Australian country music industry.They have been held every year since 1973. Wins only! "Goondiwindi Grey" was the APRA song of the year, and he was a well-known amateur radio host. His callsign was VK2AHZ and he was a member of the radio society. On July 23, 1983, <mask> died of lung cancer at the Royal North Shore Hospital. Kath was by his side. There is a collection of bronze busts in the park."<mask>: Boundary Rider," from The New Zealand Edge 1951, is an AudioCulture

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title: Donaciano Vigil

texts: The second governor of the New Mexico Territory was an American named <mask>. He served in the militias during Mexican rule in New Mexico and was a subject of the Spanish crown. The United States annexed New Mexico after the Mexican–American War. <mask> was born in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1802 and was educated by his father. When fully grown, Vigil was 6'2" tall and very strong. He was a private in the Santa Fe militia. He fought against the Texan Santa Fe expedition in New Mexico and helped suppress the revolt against Governor Albino Pérez during his twenty five years of service.He became a captain and Company Commander of the San Miguel del Bado militia. He was educated and well-versed in both English and Spanish. He was a member of the Department Assembly twice. He was Secretary to Governor Armijo. La Verdad was published for a year in February 1844. He was involved in the Santa Fe trade and came to know many Americans. The United States army invaded New Mexico in 1846, and in order to prevent them from reaching the capital, Vigil and his company took a position in Apache Canyon.However, Governor Armijo ordered the troops to stop fighting, and they obeyed. Santa Fe and New Mexico were occupied by Kearny. Kearny wanted capable local leaders to help in smoothing the transition to United States rule. The position of Secretary of the Territorial Civil Government was open. The Territorial Secretary was held by <mask>. He threw in his lot with the United States by accepting this offer. In his book Arms, Indians and Mismanagement of New Mexico, he criticized the Mexican government for being corrupt and ineffectual.In secret meetings led by Don Diego Archuleta at a home near the military church, La Castrenza, in Santa Fe, Mexican loyalists elected Tomas Ortiz governor with Archuleta as commanding general. The rebellion was supposed to take place in the city on

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title: Arthur Bowen Davies

texts: The influential advocate of modern art in the United States was an American artist named <mask>. <mask> was the son of David and <mask>. At the age of fifteen, he attended a large touring exhibition in his hometown of American landscape art, featuring works by George Inness and members of the Hudson River School. The show had an effect on him. He was impressed by Inness's landscapes. <mask> studied at the Chicago Academy of Design and the Art Institute of Chicago before moving to New York City to study at the Art Students League. He was an artist before he worked as a magazine illustrator.One of New York State's first female physicians was married to <mask>. The family suspected that their daughter might end up being the sole earner of the family if she were to marry an impoverished artist, so they insisted that the man sign a premarital agreement. <mask> would eventually become wealthy through the sale of his paintings, though his prospects at thirty did not look good. <mask> was of a philandering nature and they were anything but a conventional couple. After murdering her husband on her honeymoon, Virginia discovered that he was an abusive drug addiction and gambler, a fact that she and her family kept from <mask>. Virginia discovered that <mask> had kept a second life with his family and another common-law wife. Despite her financial success as an artist, <mask> gave her a subsistence allowance.<mask><mask> was "famously diffident and retiring". Later in life, he would go out of his way to avoid old friends and acquaintances, and he would rarely invite anyone to his studio. After his death in Italy in 1928, it became known that <mask> had two wives and

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texts: children with each of them, a secret kept from Virginia for 25 years. He had two sons with Virginia, Niles and <mask>. Within a year of his marriage, <mask>' paintings began to sell. He found a market for his paintings of a fantasy world in America. He came to love the work of Corot and Millet because of his frequent trips to Europe, where he immersed himself in Dutch art.By the time he was in his forties, <mask> had proved his in-laws wrong and was represented by a prestigious Manhattan art dealer. To the extent that he is known at all, his ethereal figure paintings, the most famous of which is Unicorns: Legend, Sea Calm, in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, are the epitome of his reputation. He was one of the most respected and financially successful American painters of the 1920s and his works commanded very high prices. He was highly skilled and prolific. He was often cited as one of America's greatest artists. DuncanPhillips was eager to buy his latest drawings, watercolors, and oil paintings. <mask> was a member of The Eight, a group of painters who in 1908 mounted a protest against the restrictive exhibition practices of the National Academy of Design.The five members of the Eight were Ashcan realists. <mask> was more knowledgeable about contemporary art than anyone he knew. <mask> was an advisor to many wealthy New Yorkers who wanted to make purchases for their art collections. The Museum of Modern Art became a core part of that museum because of the <mask>-guided collections of two of its founding members. <mask> was very generous with his support. He was a mentor to John Flannagan, a profoundly troubled sculptor who was rescued

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title: Arthur Bowen Davies

texts: from dire poverty and near-starvation. He helped finance Marsden Hartley's 1912 trip to Europe, which resulted in a major phase of Hartley's career.The artist he recommended to his dealer was financially strapped and had talent that he believed in. <mask> made enemies as well. His role in organizing the Armory Show, a massive display of modern art which proved somewhat threatening to American realists like Robert Henri, the leader of The Eight, showed a strong side to his character that many in the art world had never seen. He devoted himself to the project of searching Europe for the best examples of Cubism, Fauvism, and Futurism and publicizing the exhibition in New York and Chicago. His old colleague Henri, who did not fully support the venture, was treated with contempt. <mask> showed little tolerance for those who could not keep up with the tide of art history. In an official statement for a pamphlet that was sold at the Chicago venue of the Armory Show and later reprinted in The Outlook magazine, <mask> wrote: "In getting together the works of the European Moderns, the Society."There will be controversies, but they will not be the result of any stand taken by the Association. <mask> pretended that the men who brought some of the most radical contemporary art to the United States were merely offering Americans an opportunity for a dispassionate viewing experience. <mask>, Kuhn, and Pach knew that their project would change the cultural landscape of America. <mask><mask> is an outlier in American art history, an artist whose own work could be described as restrained and conservative but whose tastes were as advanced and open to experimentation as

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texts: those of anyone of his time. His personal art collection at the time of his death included works by Alfred Maurer, Marsden Hartley, and Joseph Stella as well as major European modernists like Cézanne and Brncui. <mask> was a product of the Tonalist school and had developed a unique decorative style. He had influences that ranged from Hellenistic Greek art to the German painter Arnold Bcklin.A painter of dream-like maidens and "frieze-like idylls," he was most often compared to the French artist Pierre Puvis de Chavannes. His exposure to European Modernism and his involvement with the Armory Show changed his outlook completely. Sam Hunter wrote that "one could hardly have guessed that the bold colors of Matisse and the radical simplifications of the Cubists would engage <mask>' sympathies." In the collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art, he tried to combine Cubist forms with stronger color and a romantic outlook. <mask>' Cubist-inspired paintings have an elegant appeal but are not in the more rigorous or authentic spirit of Cubism as practiced by Picasso, according to a sympathetic critic in 1913. <mask> returned to his earlier style by 1918. According to Orcutt, <mask> reverted to the style that was expected of him, the one that had brought him praise and prosperity, because he found the mixed reactions distressing.<mask> B. <mask> is a varied and seemingly contradictory designation. ThePhillips Collection, Washington, D.C. has a selection of works on paper. There is oil on canvas along the Erie Canal. ThePhillips Collection, Washington, D.C. has oil on canvas and wood panel. The Flood, oil on canvas, ThePhillips Collection, Washington, D.C.

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title: Arthur Bowen Davies

texts: ThePhillips Collection, Washington, D.C. Stars and Dews and Dreams of Night, oil on canvas. Girl at the Fountain, view Gondolas, watercolor and gouache on paper.ThePhillips Collection, Washington, D.C. has watercolor and gouache on paper. The Birth of the Green is an oil on canvas. The Dancers are oil on canvas. The oil on canvas is from The Hesitation of Orestes. The Violin Girl, view The Voyage, oil on canvas, ThePhillips Collection, Washington, D.C. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has a collection of pastels. American painting from the Armory Show to the Depression.The Princeton University Press was published in 1955. A. Burroughs. The Art of <mask> B. <mask> was written. The Print Connoisseur was published in January 1923. The Works of <mask> B. <mask> was written by Joseph S. Czestochowski. The University of Chicago Press was published in 1979. Robert Hughes.The history of art in America is chronicled in American Visions. New York: Knopf. Sam, Hunter. There are modern American paintings and sculptures. Dell was in New York in 1959. Kennedy, Elizabeth. There are eight and American Modernisms.The University of Chicago Press is in Chicago. Bennard B. Perlman. The lives, loves, and art of <mask><mask>. The State University of New York Press was published in 1998. Sherman and Frederic Fairchild. The American Painters of Yesterday and Today was printed in New York in 1919. There is a chapter called <mask><mask> at archive.org.The Lives of <mask><mask> was published in 1865. The Historical Society of Rockland County is in New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art Libraries 1863 births of <mask><mask> can be found in the <mask> B. <mask> exhibition

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title: Gerald A. Miller

texts: <mask> is an American agronomist, professor and associate dean at Iowa State University, former director of its Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension, and former Project Director for the Heartland Regional Water Coordination Initiative in Iowa. He was a Major General in the United States Army. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in agronomics from Virginia Polytechnic Institute in 1965, followed by a Master of Science degree in soil science from Iowa State University in 1971. He received his PhD in 1974 from Iowa State University. After attaining his PhD, Dr. <mask> went on to hold many academic and professional titles. While working on his M.S., he served as a graduate research assistant and research associate. There were two PhDs in 1971 and 1974.On December 1, 1974 he was appointed as an assistant professor at Iowa State University. After receiving tenure, Dr. <mask> became an associate professor. After being promoted to professor in 1983, Dr. <mask> continued to be the university's extension arnomyist. In 1998 Dr. <mask> became the Associate Dean of Extension Programs and Outreach at the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. He was the Director of Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension at Iowa State University. He was appointed interim Vice President for Extension and Outreach at Iowa State University in June 2010. He was a professor of agronomy.He was an Associate Dean at Iowa State University when he became a Professor. He was a member of the Iowa Cooperative Soil Survey Program from 1974 to 2011. Delivery of soil survey education and information to clients is one of the program activities. Dr. <mask> focused on providing direction and guidance for extension related

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