texts: residence in exile after the Kingdom of Hanover, was removed from the chairmanship of a family foundation by the father. The younger August was put in charge because of his father's carelessness, according to reports. "Cumberland Wildlife Park", the Queen's Villa, a hunting lodge, and the mausoleum at Cumberland Castle are managed by the foundation. The Elder filed legal action to get the chairmanship. There were exhibits in five museums and castles under the auspices of Charles, Prince of Wales, as a result of the paintings and objects lent by <mask>. Thirty of more than 1000 items were contributed by Elizabeth II, including the State Crown of George I. The Way to the Crown was held at Marienburg Castle and displayed the crown jewels of the Kingdom of Hanover.He sold large parts of the family's art and furniture collections at an auction in 2005 for 44 million Euros. He was forced to use most of the funds in the foundation for the renovation and maintenance of Marienburg Castle because he had never heard of his father's debt. The manor house and stables were sold in 2011. He entered into negotiations with the State of Lower Saxony regarding the future of the castle and its renovation, which was estimated at 27 million Euros. He announced in November that he would transfer the castle to a state-controlled foundation, which still owns most of the secularized monasteries and estates of the former kingdom. The remaining art collection was planned to be kept in the castle, with parts purchased by the state, parts kept by the family and lent to the state, and parts transferred to a foundation controlled by both


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texts: the family and the state. His father's legal action halted the transaction.<mask> became engaged to Malysheva in the summer of 2016 30 July 1986, Apatity, Russia), a Russian designer, general manager of Audiotube and founder of EKAT, and daughter of Igor Malyshev and Svetlana Malysheva.Burke's Royal Families of the World, Volume I Europe and Latin America days before the wedding. Despite the tradition of obtaining the head of House Hanover's express, prior authorization for an heir's marriage in accordance with an 1836 Hanoverian house law was declared by the bridegroom's father. The civil marriage took place in New Town Hall and was conducted by the mayor. The church marriage took place in the church that was once the Landesbischof'' of the Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Hanover. The father of the bride escorted the bride. She wore a tiara that belonged to Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia, who was the only daughter of Kaiser Wilhelm II.Some of the wedding guests were: <mask> of Hanover, Princess Alexander of Hanover, Princess Charlotte of Prussia, Prince Pierre of Prussia, and Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece. Prince August did not attend the wedding. The royal couple rode in a horse carriage from the church to the reception in the Gallery Building. A ball was held at Marienburg Castle. The couple has two daughters and one son. Descendants of non-dynastic marriages may have a legal right to use the name "Prinzessin von Grobritannien". The title "Prince/ss of Great Britain and Ireland" is no longer given to members born after 30 November 1917.There are External links to the official site of the House of

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title: Esther Benbassa

texts: <mask> is a historian and politician. She is the author of many books. She is a member of the French Senate. <mask>, who was a Vice-president of the Greens, was excluded from the group in September of 2021. <mask> was born in Istanbul in 1950. She graduated from Tel Aviv University at the age of 15. She became a French citizen in 1974.She earned two doctorates, a "doctorat de IIIe cycle" from the University Paris-VIII and a "doctorat d'tat" from University Paris-III. She has Turkish, Israeli, and French citizenships. Benbassa is married to Jean-Christophe Attias. Benbassa is the author of many books. She was a Research Professor at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique and a Professor of Modern Jewish History at Sorbonne. In 2002, she founded the Centre Alberto-Benveniste for Sephardic Studies and the Socio-Cultural History of the Jews. Benbassa regularly publishes articles in French newspapers and on the internet, as an intellectual, and takes an active part in the French public debate.She was involved in the fight against racism and discrimination. <mask> has been a member of the French Senate since 2011. She supported a bill to allow foreign residents in France to vote. <mask> is a Knight of the National Order of Merit. She was awarded the Prix Seligmann against racism in 2005 and the Prix Guizot for La Souffrance in 2008. Works in English. The University of Alabama Press published a book on a Sephardic Rabbi.A Sephardi life in Europe. The journal and autobiography of Gabriel Arié was published in

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title: Moosie Drier

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, is an American television and film actor. He is best known for his roles in Oh, God! Riley is on Kids Incorporated. <mask> was a regular on The Bob Newhart Show. <mask> is an actor and a director. <mask> was born in Chicago but raised in California. Bill "Moose" Skowron was a friend of <mask>'s father.He graduated from U.S. Grant High School in 1982. <mask> hosted a "Kid News for Kids" segment on the final season of "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" in 1973. He played a deafness boy in two Lassie episodes. Drier had movie roles in Jack Lemmon's The War Between Men and Women, Barbra Streisand's Up the Sandbox, and Roll, Freddy, Roll! All Together Now was released in 1974 and All Together Now was released in 1975. He was cast in Oh, God! in 1977. John Denver was Jerry Landers and George Burns was God.In the Alan Freed screen biography American Hot Wax, the adolescent <mask> recounts his reaction to Buddy Holly's death in a broken voice. <mask> Borden" on The Bob Newhart Show was one of the recurring television roles. Koslo. He appeared on The Waltons, Adam-12, Apple's Way, Police Story, and Emergency! Doc, Little House on the Prairie, CHiPs, Family Ties, Kids Incorporated, and Blacke's Magic all aired in 1975. <mask> appeared in three ABC Afterschool Specials, one of which was Just Different, in which he played Willie Arthur, the friend of the title character.His late 1970s and early 1980s roles included When Every Day Was the Fourth of

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texts: July and Hunters of the Reef. <mask> played a young Mickey Rooney in the Judy Garland biography Rainbow. The film Charlie and the Great Balloon Chase, which was made for TV, was released in 1981 after being filmed in 1978. In the movie Homeward Bound, he played a dying young man who takes a last summer vacation to repair his relationship with his father. In the late 1990s, <mask> played minor roles in two thrillers, one about a space-ship hijack and the other about a secret military weather control machine. He has done voice-over work in a number of films since 2000. Too Late with Adam Carolla was directed by Drier.The Whitefire Theatre in Sherman Oaks received a well-received children's musical, Precious Piglet and Her Pals, as well as the critically acclaimed Love Like Blue in 2007. The Bob Newhart Show is a recurring character. Tommy Danton 1975, : Police Story, Mike Brenner 1975, : All Together Now, and Michael 1975, : Emergency! Little House on the Prairie and Executive Suite were both aired on TV. American Hot Wax: Artie Moress, Buddy Holly Fanclub President, The Hollywood Knights: <mask>, The 'burbs: voice, and E.D. Officer 1999 : Storm Trackers: Radar Tech Filmography is a film. The Moving Picture Boy was published from 1895 to 1995.Michael Russell wrote a book in 1996. There are links to 1964 births of American male child actors, American male television actors, American male film actors, American television directors, and American theatre

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title: Larry Lester

texts: <mask> is a baseball author, historian, and lecturer. <mask> is the current chairman of the Society for American Baseball Research's Negro League Committee, which hosts the annual Jerry Malloy Negro League Conference, a symposium dedicated exclusively to the examination and promotion of black baseball history. He was the research director, senior editor, and treasurer of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum from 1991 to 1995. The NLBM's licensing program generated more than one million dollars in its first two years. The authentic Negro league colors and designs were discovered by using available black and white photographs as guides, doing research of archival newspapers, and conducting interviews of former players. Major League Baseball Properties produced over two billion dollars in 1992, with the NLBM licenses generating over six million dollars. NoirTech Research was founded in 1995.Sports scholarships are given to the news media, professional sports teams, educational institutions, museums, corporations, libraries, and churches. He co-chaired the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum's Out of the Shadows Negro Leagues Baseball Research program and served on the Hall of Fame's Special Negro Leagues Committee. Four national scholarships to high school seniors are provided by the Jerry Malloy Negro League Conference Annually. Seniors are required to write essays. The Richard Clark Memorial Library Grant provides two monetary library grants to public schools that use sports as a learning instrument. 9 books about Negro league baseball have been edited or co-authored by <mask>. The East-West All-Star Game was published in 2002 by the University of Nebraska Press.Outstanding research projects that have significantly expanded the country's

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title: Roman Zaretsky

texts: <mask> is an Israeli retired ice dancer. He is a three-time Nebelhorn Trophy medalist and a three-time Israeli national champion with his sister. They finished 6th at the World Championships and 10th at the Winter Olympics. On December 4, 1983, <mask> was born. The <mask> family settled in Metula, Israel, in 1990. Before the 2005–2006 season began, <mask> completed his army service. He speaks a number of languages, including Hebrew, Russian, and English.At the age of four, <mask> began learning to skate. He won medals for his age group as a single skater. The only available girl at the rink was his sister, so their parents put them together. When they were young, they switched to ice dancing. They relocated to the U.S. for training in 2001 after being coached by their mother. The siblings placed 11th in The Hague, Netherlands, on the ISU Junior Grand Prix series. They placed 19th at the World Junior Championships.In September 2002, the Zaretskys became the first Israeli figure skaters to medal on the ISU Junior Grand Prix series. They were named the first alternates for the J GP Final after winning a bronze. The first Israelis to medal at the European Youth Olympic Festival were the siblings. They finished eighth at the 2003 World Junior Championships. They were coached by two people. The Zaretskys won silver in Mexico City, Mexico, and then gold in Gdask, Poland, in the 2003– 2004 season. They qualified for the J GP Final for the first time.They placed ninth at

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title: Antonio Rodríguez de las Heras

texts: The Director of the Institute of Culture and Technology of the Carlos III University was <mask> Heras Pérez. He was a member of the Advisory Council. Rodrguez was born in 1947 in Pontevedra due to the transfer of his family from Salamanca to the Galician city because his father was the director of the Oceanographic Center of Vigo. After studying physics in Madrid, Rodrguez abandoned his career to study philosophy and letters at the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters. After finishing his studies, he began conducting interviews with well-known writers such as <mask> and Ana Mara Matute, among others, for ABC's Mirador Literario. He overcame the pitfalls of censorship to publish the biography of ngel <mask>ra. Rodrguez wrote Os carneiros, a book on the migration of the Portuguese to Europe, with the help of the work he did for the El Adelanto de Salamanca.He presented his thesis at the University of Salamanca in 1974. The Board of Trustees Award was obtained by the thesis. He was a professor at the University of Extremadura because his wife was a professor at the Laboral University. He began to develop a method for analyzing political discourse after a year. The method was used in the teaching of history. Rodrguez was a professor at the University of Extremadura. First as Interim Professor, then Titular and finally Professor.The Department of Contemporary History of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters has a Conflict Research Laboratory. He introduced the first computers to be used in the study of social sciences at the University of Extremadura. He was an associate professor at the University of Pau from 1979 to 1980. "I showed up there in those times when I knew that when you returned they would take your passport from you," he said. He had a friendly relationship with Tun <mask> even when he was working on two different projects. He was at the University of Paris VIII from October 1986 to March 1987 as matre de

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texts: conferences. He obtained the chair of Contemporary History in 1987 with the study Theory and Method in Contemporary History.He held the position of professor at the Carlos III University of Madrid and later at the University of Extremadura, being named by this doctor honoris causa. He was a pioneer in the development of the history of the present time, a discipline built on the conviction that from 1945, after the end of World War II, the traditional categories of state and nation were not enough to account for the emergence of new global events. The novelty of his approach materialized in the creation of a new way of approaching sources through the so-called Discourse Topology Method: a graphic representation that shows the relationship between the different concepts that form a discourse or, in other words, the network of relationships that mapped the itineraries that an author The founder and director of the Institute of Culture and Technology at the Carlos III University of Madrid, Rodrguez was a specialist in the interaction between Humanities and Technology. <mask> <mask> Heras said that the knowledge society will be made with scientists, teachers and artists, because without this meeting of sensibilities we will not have the necessary social metabolism to convert information into knowledge. His interest in hypertext increased after he arrived in Madrid. He was interested in doing small innovative experiments.The project done with Guide for the opposition to the chair in 1987 is one of the pale testimonies. He was considered one of the fathers of digital humanities in Spain due to his vision of the possibilities of new technologies. He wrote for the digital magazine Bez and the weekly column in El Pas Retina. Death Rodrguez passed away at the age of 72 on June 4th, 2020 in Spain. The Merit Medal from the Carlos III University of Madrid and the University of Salamanca Board of Trustees Award were both given to

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title: Susan Deer Cloud

texts: <mask> is a writer of poetry, fiction, and creative essays. The Borscht Belt was where <mask> grew up. She got her B.A. M.A. in General Literature and Creative Writing andsumma cum laude. A degree in English Literature and Creative Writing can be obtained from a university. She received an MA in Creative Writing from a college. Deer Cloud is located in the Catskill Mountains.She has taught Creative Writing at a number of colleges and universities, ranging from introductory poetry and fiction courses to upper level poetry courses. She is a full-time writer who gives poetry readings, talks and workshops at colleges. A member of the peace organization Servas International, she hosts travelers as well as travels to various places in America and abroad. <mask>'s poems, fiction, and creative essays have appeared in numerous magazines and literary journals. Poems and stories from her have appeared in a number of anthologies, including Poetry of Resistance, The Border Crossed Us, Mo' Joe anthology, and Stone Soup anthology. <mask> is the recipient of a number of grants, including two New York State Foundation for the Arts Poetry Fellowships, an Elizabeth George Foundation Grant, and a Chenango County Council for the Arts Grant. She received the Readers' Choice Award from Prairie Schooner and the First Prize in the Allen Ginsberg Poetry Competition twice.She founded and hosted readings and performances with a group of writers, artists and musicians. The anthology contained work by Underground participants. The Spring 2008 Issue of Yellow Medicine Review was edited by her. She is the editor of the Re-Matriation Series of Indigenous Poetry. She used to have work published under a different name.

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texts: References before language. Hunger Moon was published by Shabda Press.Shabda Press. Poems about Fox Mountain. FootHills Publishing. <mask> <mask> has edited an anthology of Indigenous poetry. It was published by FootHills Publishing. <mask> <mask> edited an anthology of Indigenous poetry. FootHills Publishing was published in 2009.The car Stealer. FootHills Publishing is a publishing house. 2009. The last event. There is a publishing house called Foothills Publishing. 2007. There is a confluence.<mask> edited the anthology. It was published in 2006 by Foothills Publishing. When the deer lose their horns. Chantry Press is in New Jersey. 1993. The Hoop is broken. Blue Cloud Press is in Marvin.1988. "Renegade Cemetery" was a finalist in the poetry contest. The grant was given by the Elizabeth George Foundation. Two reading panels were accepted for the Associated Writers Conference. The New York State Foundation for the Arts has a poetry fellowship. A reader and panelist at the University of North Dakota Writers Conference. The poetry panel was accepted for the AWP Writers Conference.The Florida Review's Fall 2010 Native Issue was one of the readings that I gave. The poem was selected to be on the Rochester Poets Walk. There were two panels at the Associated Writing Programs Conference. The National Endowment for the Arts has a poetry fellowship. The NEA/Writers Corner was listed in 2007. Wordcraft Circle has an Editor's Award for editing multicultural anthology. The resilience of the human spirit is an international gathering of poets.The Individual Artist Grant was given by the Chenango County Council for the Arts. "O Holy Nights in Liberty, NY" is a poem. A finalist and a semi- finalist

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title: Bill Viola

texts: <mask> is a contemporary video artist whose artistic expression depends upon electronic, sound, and image technology. The ideas behind fundamental human experiences such as birth, death and aspects of consciousness are the focus of his works. In Queens, New York, and Westbury, New York, <mask> grew up. He was a student at P.S. He was the captain of the TV squad. On vacation in the mountains with his family, he nearly drowned in a lake, an experience he describes as the most beautiful world he has ever seen. In 1973, <mask> graduated from Syracuse University with a degree in experimental studies.He studied in the College of visual and performing arts. <mask>'s first job was as a video technician at the Everson Museum of Art. He studied and performed with David Tudor in the new music group "Rainforest" from 1973 to 1980. In Florence, Italy, from 1974 to 1976, <mask> worked as technical director at, a pioneer video studio led by Maria Gloria Bicocchi. He was the artist-in-residence at WNET Thirteen from 1976 to 1983. He traveled to the Solomon Islands, Java and Indonesia to record traditional performing arts. Kira Perov invited <mask> to show her work at La Trobe University in 1977.The lifelong collaboration between <mask> and Perov began after they married. They lived in Japan for a year and a half in 1980. They studied Buddhism with a Zen Master. At Sony Corporation's Atsugi Laboratories, <mask> was an artist-in-residence. He was an instructor in Advanced Video at the California Institute of the Arts. In 1995 he

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texts: produced a series of works called Buried Secrets, which included one of his best known works, The Greeting. A 25-year retrospective of <mask>'s work was held at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1997.The 1998 Getty Scholar-in-residence was <mask>. He was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2000. Going Forth By Day was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 ThePassions was exhibited in a number of places. The works in this collection were inspired by traditions within Renaissance devotional painting. The first biography of <mask> was published in Spain in 2011. Kira Perov is the executive director of <mask> Studios.She helped <mask> with his installations and videotapes. They document their work on location. Perov edits publications from the studio. The central themes of human consciousness and experience are dealt with in Artwork Style <mask>'s art. His deep interest

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texts: in mystical traditions, especially Zen Buddhism, Christian mysticism and Islamic Sufism, has inspired him to draw meaning and inspiration from them throughout his career. His aesthetic has been influenced by the subject matter of western medieval and renaissance devotional art. He explores dualism, the idea that comprehension of a subject is impossible unless its opposite is known.A lot of his work has themes such as life and death, light and dark, stressed and calm, and loud and quiet. His work can be divided into three categories: conceptual, visual, and a unique combination of the two. According to the National Review's art critic, <mask>'s conceptual work is just like most video art. Some people have different opinions. On the other hand, <mask>'s visual work such as "The Veiling", and his combination of both the conceptual and visual such as "The Crossing" are impressive and memorable. <mask>'s work often exhibits a painterly quality, his use of ultra-slow motion video encourages the viewer to sink into the image and connect deeply to the meanings contained within it. It is possible that his work is accessible within a contemporary art context.Some of his critics have noted a tendency toward grandiosity and obviousness in some of his work. His ambitiousness and attempts to deal with the big themes of human life make his work so clearly appreciated by other critics, his audiences and collectors. His early work established his fascination with issues that continue to inform his work today. In particular,

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texts: <mask>'s obsession with capturing the essence of emotion through recording of its extreme display began at least as early as his 1976 work, The Space Between the Teeth, a video of himself screaming. If <mask>'s depictions of emotional states with no objective correlation are one feature of many of his works, it's because he references medieval and classical depictions of emotion. Most immediately, his subdued Catherine's Room 2001, has many scene by scene parallels with the 1393 St. Catherine of Siena Praying. Critical awards have been given to <mask>'s work.Marjorie Perloff praises him. Writing at length about the necessity of poetic works responding to and taking advantage of contemporary computer technologies, Perloff sees <mask> as an example of how new technology can create entirely new aesthetic criteria and possibilities that did not exist in previous incarnations of the genre. Video artists have been quick to adopt new technologies to their medium, but <mask> doesn't rely on digital editing. His use of extreme slow motion is one of the most technically challenging parts of his work. A group of people are watching video cameras as if they were TVs. The Quintet Series 2000 is a set of four videos that show the unfolding expressions of five actors in such slow motion that every minute detail of their changing expressions can be detected. The concentration required to follow the facial expressions over time is a challenge for the viewer.The most immediately ""new"" aspects of <mask>'s work for the first-time

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texts: viewer are the distortion of time and lack of sound. <mask> collaborated with Nine Inch Nails in 2000 to create a video suite for the band's tour. The songs that were played were supposed to be part of the triptych. In 2007, <mask> was invited back to the 52nd Venice Biennale to present an installation called "Ocean without a Shore," which was seen by over 60,000 viewers. In the Church of San Gallo, <mask> is looking at life and death. There are people standing in the foreground with nothing but black behind them. They seem to produce gallons of water from themselves.The water comes out of their bodies as if they were reborn. An elderly man who glows a green while dozens of gallons of water erupts from his body is the last individual. There are two individuals in the middle of the piece who seem to trickle water, while all the others produce a waterfall of water. The piece is about the dead getting through the water and being conscious again. The work may be taken as a response to the September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attacks. The camera is placed at eye level facing the head of a group of people. The line slowly advances, with each person pausing at the front of the line in a state of intense grief, before ceding their place to the next person in line.The Tristan Project was started by <mask> in 2004. At the request of opera director Peter Sellars, he created video clips to be shown as a backdrop to the action on stage. Using his trademark extreme slow motion, <mask>'s pieces used actors to portray the metaphorical

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texts: story behind Wagner's story, seeing for example the first act as an extended ritual of purification in which the characters disrobe and wash themselves before finally plunging headlong into water together. Fire and water are trademarks that are in evidence here. The piece was first performed in Los Angeles at Disney Hall on 3 separate evenings in 2004, one act at a time, then given complete performances at the Bastille Opera in Paris in April and in November 2005. In June to September 2006 the video pieces were shown at the Haunch of Venison Gallery and St Olave's College in London. The project returned to the Disney Hall in Los Angeles in April 2007, with further performances at New York City's Lincoln Center in May 2007, and at the Gergiev Festival in the Netherlands in September 2007.The Canadian Opera Company in Toronto will show it in February. The Night Journey is an art game based on the universal story of an individual's mystic journey toward enlightenment. At a number of exhibits worldwide, the game has been presented as a work in progress. It was given an experience at the festival. "Bodies of Light" was a solo exhibition by <mask> at the James Cohan Gallery in New York. Pneuma (1994) is a projection of alternating images that evoke the concept of fleeting memories. Several pieces from the <mask>'s ongoing "Transfiguration" series, which he evolved from his 2007 installation Ocean Without a Shore, were on view.In 2004, <mask> collaborated with director Peter Sellars, conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen, and


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texts: is significant at the same time. Viewers may never find their way out of this structure. The Polaroid Video Art Award for outstanding achievement was given in 1984. The list of video artists includes <mask>, <mask>, Peter Sellars, John Walsh, and Hans Belting. The Passions is a film by <mask>. The National Gallery is in London. Print.Hanhardt, John G, Kira Perov, and <mask>. <mask> was killed in 2015. Print. Townsend, Chris, and <mask>. The art of <mask>. In 2004, London: Thames & Hudson. Print.<mask> and Jérme Neutres. <mask>: Paris, Grand Palais, Galeries Nationales. Print. <mask>, <mask>. Going forth on a daily basis. The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation is located in New York. Print.<mask>, and Robert Violette. There are reasons for knocking at an empty house. MIT Press was published in 1995. Print. Rogers, Holly. Music and space are in the video installations of <mask>. The Twentieth Century Music was published in 2005.19–19. Ross, David A, Peter Sellars, and Lewis Hyde are on the list. <mask>. The Whitney Museum of American Art is in New York. Print. The cameras are Keepers of the Souls. An interview with <mask> Video by Louisiana Channel was filmed in

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title: Joel Kurtzman

texts: He was an American economist. The Milken Institute is a non-profit, non-partisan think tank. His research focused on globalization and its risks. The Milken Institute's SAVE Project focuses on energy security, climate change and alternative energy. He was a member of the Board of Directors of Revolution Prep. The Vice Chancellor for Research at the University of California, Davis was a member of the Board of Directors of the Wharton School's SEI Center for Advanced Studies in Management. The editor-in-chief of the Harvard Business Review was a member of the editorial board of Harvard Business School Publishing.He first came up with the term "Thought Leader" when he was founding Editor-in-Chief of Strategy + Business magazine. The editor-in-chief of the briefings on talent and leadership is <mask>. He was a columnist for The New York Times. He co-authored or edited 20 books and hundreds of general and scholarly articles for his work on economics and business. His book, The Death Of Money, was made into a television documentary in the US and Japan. He was the Global Lead Partner for Thought Leadership and Innovation at the world's largest professional services firm, where he was responsible for developing new ideas in areas such as strategy, financial reporting, technology, the capital markets and business policy. He was in charge of the Menlo Park Technology Centre, its technology forecasts, its innovative R&D programs, and its global publishing activities.He was a deputy director of the U.N.'s Project on the Future when he was an international economist. The Latin America debt crisis was one of the first warnings to come from the economic modeling teams. A library of 17 volumes of books on the global economy was produced by his


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texts: research teams. Congress on economic matters and has provided testimony to the Italian Parliament and the Parliament of Spain regarding their economic development activities. During his time at the UN, he was involved in the negotiations between India and the Union Carbide Corporation. With the Indian environmentalist, advocate and writer, Dr. Rashmi Mayur, <mask> met with senior officials at Union Carbide, including its chairman and CEO, Warren Anderson, and with U.S. and Indian government officials, with a proposal to have settlement funds for victims of the Switzerland was supposed to administer the funds.To protect against losses due to corruption and to ensure funds would be distributed to individuals impacted by the disaster in a timely way are some of the objectives of the proposal. The proposal was supported but never acted upon. He received India's 16th Annual Global Indira Gandhi Prize in 2000 for his work in Thought Leadership. The Global Edge, a full-length book by Harvard Business School Press, is about the creation of The Opacity Index, which was created by the Global Thought Leader at PwC. Using established data bases and 70 different metrics, the Opacity Index measures the risk-based cost of doing business around the world by looking at 5 "CLEAR" factors: Conflict/Corruption levels, Legal practices, Economic factors, Accounting, and Regulatory practices. Some 53 countries are ranked by their scores. A dashboard for assessing the risk associated with their expansion will be provided by a study of the Opacity Index.The Milken Institute provides research support for the Opacity Index. The information was taken from Amazon.com. Unleashing the Second American Century: Four Forces for Economic Dominance is part of the


title: Paul Gerhardt

texts: He was a German theologian, Lutheran minister and hymnodist. A small town between Halle and Wittenberg, Grfenhainichen is where Gerhardt was born. His parents died in 1619 and 1621. He entered the Frstenschule at the age of fifteen. The school was known for its strict discipline. When the plague came to Grimma, the school almost closed, but <mask> stayed and graduated in 1627. He joined the University of Wittenberg in January of 1628.There were two teachers who had an influence on him: <mask> and Jacob Martini. Both of these men were ardent Lutherans who promoted its teachings not only in the classroom but also in the pulpit. Rber often took his sermon texts from the church. As a tool of pastoral care and instruction, hymnody was taught to Gerhardt. Around 1642, Gerhardt graduated from the University of Wittenberg. He moved to Berlin because he wasn't immediately placed as a pastor after the Thirty Years War. During his time in Berlin, his poems and hymns made their way to the attention of the cantor and organist at theNicolaikirche.Many of Gerhardt's hymns were included in the pietatis melica. The friendship between Gerhardt and Crger began after the hymns became popular. The new Probst at Mittenwalde was appointed in September 1651. During his time in Mittenwalde, he composed most of his hymns. Anna Maria Barthold is one of the daughters of Andreas Barthold. Their first child was born there in 1656, but died in infancy. While he was a pastor in Mittenwalde, he missed Berlin.He was called to be an associate pastor in 1657. It was only after

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title: Paul Gerhardt

texts: died, leaving him with only one child. The edict was withdrawn a few months later, but he was still without a position because his patroness had died. He died in May 1676 after eight years of ministry in the duchy of Saxe-Merseburg. Germany's greatest hymn writer is Gerhardt. Many of his best-known hymns were originally published in various church hymn-books, as for example in that for Brandenburg, which appeared in 1658; others first saw the light.The first complete collection was published by Ebeling. There is no hymn by Gerhardt after 1667. The life of Gerhardt has been written by a number of people. Encyc was born in 1854. William Dallmann did a short biography. The best modern edition of the hymns was published in 1843. Kelly wrote an English translation of <mask>'s Spiritual Songs.The calendar of saints used by some Lutheran churches in the United States commemorates the Commemoration of <mask>t on 26 October. His lodgings are close to the university. The church cantatas, motets,Passions and Christmas Oratorio were all written by Sebastian Bach. The base for the cantata is the hymn. There is a translation of the first line, associated hymn tune, base, liturgical occasion, and the number in the current German Protestant hymnal. Yale University Press has a book titled "<mask>t as a Hymn Writer and His Influence on English Hymnody." The Elenchus Paul Gerhardt's Spiritual Songs was written in 1918.J. Kelly had 80 pages. People from Grfenhainichen, as well as people from the Electorate of Saxony, were celebrated in the Lutheran liturgical

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title: Paul John Hallinan

texts: The American clergyman of the Roman Catholic Church was named <mask>. He was the Bishop of Charleston and the Archbishop of Atlanta. He was a champion of racial equality. <mask> was the son of Clarence C. and <mask>. His grandparents were from Ireland. He was editor of the high school yearbook at Cathedral Latin School in Cleveland from 1924 to 1928. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy from the University of Notre Dame in 1932.He worked for the Telegraph during his summer vacations, as well as at Notre Dame, where he edited the yearbook. He studied theology at St. Mary's Seminary. Priesthood Hallinan was ordination to the priesthood on February 20, 1937. He worked at St. Aloysius Church in Cleveland for five years. In 1942, he joined the Army and served in Australia, New Zealand, and the Philippines. He received the Purple Heart after being wounded in action on Biak Island. He was the director of Newman Clubs in the Diocese of Cleveland after he returned to Cleveland.The G.I. is being used. He earned a Master of Arts degree from John Carroll University in 1953 to finance his graduate school education. <mask> lived the last three years of his father's life with him. He was the national chaplain of the National Newman Club Federation from 1952 to 1954. He was also named a Monsignor. Pope Pius XII appointed Hallinan as the eighth Bishop of Charleston, South Carolina, on September 9, 1958. The consecration took place on October 28th, with Bishop <mask> and Archbishop Edward Francis Hoban serving as co-consecrators.His installation took place in the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. He chose "That You Love One Another" as his motto. One of the South's foremost advocates of social and religious liberalism, Hallinan became known for his personal dedication to the civil rights movement and the cause of racial equality. "With racial tension mounting, the Church must speak out clearly," he wrote in a pastoral letter in February 1961.

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title: Paul John Hallinan

texts: King was praised as a "pioneer in a new dynamic of peace, expressed in the formula, 'I will walk in liberty, O Lord, because I seek the precepts'". Hallinan attended all four sessions of the Second Vatican Council. He was appointed to the Commission on the Sacred Liturgy by the Council. He described Sacrosanctum Concilium as a vote against old ideas that paved the way for everything else. He said in one of his last talks, "We are emerging from a period of fixity and rigidity which was unnatural in the Church's life, thanks to the Sacred Constitution on the Liturgy." He befriended progressive minds such as Hans Kng.He published a pamphlet "How to Understand Changes in the Liturgy" in July of 1964. He was a member of the International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Hallinan supported the cautious approach of Pope <mask> VI towards internal renewal in the Church. We may not have time to communicate with our clergy and laymen if we move too fast. More than 125 lay men and women were appointed to ecclesiastical positions in an attempt to increase the role of the laity in the Church. The first Lay Congress was called by him. He was a member of the Board of Trustees of The Catholic University of America.Unlike Cardinal Francis Spellman of New York, Hallinan was against the Vietnam War. At the study conference of the Clergy and Laymen concerned about Vietnam, he said, "Our conscience and our voice must be raised against the savagery and terror of war." He was one of four American Catholic bishops who endorsed the Negotiation Now! There is a campaign to end the war. Hallinan was sick and died after returning from the second session of the Second Vatican Council. He suffered from recurring bouts of the disease for the rest of his life after he was hospitalized for almost seven months. He died from hepatitis at the age of 57.There were Roman Catholic archbishops of Atlanta, American civil rights activists, and Roman Catholic clergy of Irish


title: Danny Hillis

texts: <mask>. is an American inventor,entrepreneur, and scientist who pioneered parallel computers and their use in artificial intelligence. He was a fellow at Disney Imagineering and founded Thinking Machines Corporation. <mask> was elected a member of the National Academy of Engineering in 2001 for advances in parallel computers, parallel software, and parallel storage. <mask> co-founded Applied Minds and Applied Invention, a group of engineers, scientists, and artists. He is a professor at MIT. <mask> spent most of his childhood in Europe, Africa, and Asia. He received his bachelor of science in mathematics from MIT in 1978.He worked for Seymour Papert at the MIT Logo Laboratory, developing computer hardware and software for children. He designed toys and games for the company. He co-founded Terrapin Inc., a producer of computer software for elementary schools, while still in college. <mask> was a graduate student at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. At the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California, <mask> is a member of the team that built a computer made entirely of Tinkertoys. <mask> was studying Artificial Intelligence at MIT. He proposed building a computer with a million processors that was similar to a Graphics Processing Unit.The design of a computer with 64,000 processors was the culmination of this work. The Connection Machine was the topic of his PhD, which he received in 1985 from the Association for Computing Machinery. <mask> received his PhD in 1988 from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology under the supervision of Marvin Minsky, Claude Shannon and Gerald Sussman. He wrote The Pattern on the Stone while he was an MIT Media Lab professor. <mask> has founded a number of technology companies. Hillis has over 300 issued patents in

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title: Danny Hillis

texts: fields such as parallel computers, touch interface, disk array, forgery prevention methods, electronic and mechanical devices, and bio-medical techniques. <mask> co-founded Thinking Machine Corporation to produce and market parallel computers, developing a series of influential products called the Connection Machine.Many of the fastest computers in the world were produced by the company. In data intensive applications, the Connection Machine was used. It was used by a number of organizations, including the Los Alamos National Laboratory and the National Center for Supercomputer. In addition to designing the company's major products, <mask> worked closely with users of his machine, applying it to problems in astrophysics, aircraft design, financial analysis, genetics, computer graphics, medical images, image understanding, and materials science. He built a team of scientists, designers, and engineers, as well as those who later became leaders and innovators in multiple industries, at Thinking Machines. The team included several people. While an undergrad at the University of Maryland, Sergey Brin used the Connection Machine CM-2 to write parallel processing software, which later became the basis for the search engine.<mask> joined The Walt Disney Company in 1996 as Vice President, Research and Development at Disney Imagineering. Disney's theme parks, television, motion pictures, and consumer products businesses were developed by him. New theme park rides, a full-sized walking dinosaur, and various micro mechanical devices were designed by him. Applied Minds was founded in 2000 by <mask> and Ferren. Design and technology services are provided by a team of engineers, scientists, and designers. Applied Minds got a lot of media attention for its creative environment and diverse projects. It

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title: Danny Hillis

texts: was like the chocolate factory yawned wide to welcome us."Only here, all the candy plugs in," said an article in the magazine. Satellites, helicopters, and educational facilities were some of the industries covered by work done at the firm. While at Applied Minds, Hillis designed and built a large-scale computer data center for Sun Microsystems that would fit into a standard 20-foot shipping container and solve many of the problems of accommodating processor capacity, cooling, power requirements, and storage within. A data center in a box is a common method for building large data centers. A version of the Cone of Silence was marketed through a new company after Herman Miller's audio privacy solution was designed by Hillis. Hillis developed a flexible reconfigurable power and lighting system for Herman Miller. The use of multiple touch points to control a zoom interface was patented by Hillis.The basis for the decision to reject Apple Inc.'s claim on a "pinch-to-zoom" patent was that it was described in the <mask> patent. Metaweb Technologies was founded in 2005 by <mask> and others from Applied Minds to develop a semantic data storage infrastructure for the internet. The technology of that company became the basis of the Knowledge Graph. <mask> was the principal investigator of the National Cancer Institute's Physical Sciences in Oncology Laboratory at USC and helped to create a research program on cancer and proteomics. He co-founded Applied Proteomics with David Agus. One of the first proteomic discovery platforms and a blood test for early stage colon cancer was developed by <mask> and his colleagues, but they were unable to convince investors to finance taking their technology to the market. <mask> is the Professor of Engineering and Medicine at the University of Southern California,

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title: Danny Hillis

texts: as well as the Research Professor of Engineering at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering.He was the first principal investigator of the National Cancer Institute. <mask> co-founded Applied Invention in 2015. Applied Invention works with other companies and entrepreneurs to develop technology solutions. Applied Invention is a partner and co-owner of The Dark Sky Company, a weather forecasting technology company with consumer web and mobile applications as well as weather data services. The Pattern on the Stone Hillis' 1998 popular science book attempts to explain concepts from computer science for laymen using simple language, metaphor and analogy. Information theory, parallel computing, cryptography, algorithms, Turing machines, and evolving technologies such as quantum computing and emergent systems are some of the topics it moves from. According to Hillis, society has a mental barrier of looking at the year 2000 as the limit of the future.A mechanical clock that would last 10,000 years was proposed by him. He co-founded The Long Now Foundation with Stewart Brand and serves as co-chairman. The London Science Museum has a prototype of the Clock of the Long Now on display. A mechanical clock is being installed inside a mountain in western Texas. In 2002, <mask> received the inaugural Dan David Prize for shaping and enriching society and public life, as well as the 1991 Spirit of American Creativity Award for his inventions, and the 1989 Grace Murray Hopper Award for his contributions to computer science. <mask> is a fellow of the International Leadership Forum, a fellow of the National Academy of Engineering, and a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. The Grace Murray Hopper Award Laureates are computer designers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology School of

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title: Stefanos Athanasiadis

texts: <mask> "Klaus" <mask> is a Greek professional footballer who plays in the Super League 2. <mask> was born to a footballing family in the village of Lakkoma. His father and uncle played football. He moved to Thessaloniki after a season with the local team. In 1996, <mask> joined PAOK's junior academy. His first chance to show his talent was two years later. After playing with the PAOK squad in a youth tournament in Italy, he was approached by the local club and agreed to join their junior team.Both he and his family were unable to adapt to their new life in Trieste. He joined Hertha's youth squad after only a month in Italy. After another month in Germany, he left Hertha to return to Greece. The nickname "Klaus" was given to him because of his ties to Germany. In August 1998 <mask> returned to the junior squad in PAOK and worked his way through the ranks of the academy, showing his scoring abilities and talent with the ball, with the help of junior coach. He joined the Reserve Team in 2004. In the 2006–2007 season, he became the top scorer with 24 goals, as PAOK dominated the Reserve League.He was given a professional contract for three years. He made his debut with the first team on February 24, 2007, coming in as a substitute in a home match against Larissa, as PAOK lost the match 1–3. In his first game as a starter for PAOK, he scored 2 goals in the first half to help PAOK to a 4–3 victory over Larissa. In 2008 he renewed his contract for another 5 years. He was working hard to find a place in the starting eleven, yet was

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title: Stefanos Athanasiadis

texts: overshadowed by more experienced players like Zlatan Muslimovi and Lambros Choutos, and was mostly used as a late substitute by Fernando Santos. <mask> came off the bench in the 89th minute and scored the winning goal four minutes later to win the match. As new strikers arrived at PAOK, he was not a part of the plans.He needed to gain experience in order to be a hot prospect in the future. He scored 5 goals in the Football League. He scored a goal in the Greek Cup. He came back to PAOK in the 2010–11 season. He was a substitute and got 4 European caps. He scored his first goal of the season as a substitute in the first game of the new AEL FC Arena, which PAOK won 1–2. He scored his first European goal for PAOK in a 3–0 victory over Vlerenga.He scored against Karpaty Lviv on 18 August. He scored the second goal for PAOK in a surprise 2–1 victory at White Hart Lane in the Europa League when he met a low cross from Giorgios Georgiadis. He scored two goals against Aris and AEK in the 2012–13 season, as well as tying the game against Olympiacos. <mask> scored three times in a 6–0 win against Kallithea. He wore the captain's armbrand on many occasions, after being named vice-captain of the club. He gave an assist and scored a goal in the first leg of the Greek Cup semi-finals against Asteras Tripoli. He scored in a 3–0 home win against Xanthi.Athanassiadis renewed his contract with PAOK on September 12th. A hegemonic contract, one of the two largest in the roster, the annual salary to more than tripled, and the 180,000 who had to

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title: Stefanos Athanasiadis

texts: take it gets more than 700,000 per year, is what Klaus will now have. Klaus said he was happy because he closed an issue that had taken a lot. The entire family of PAOK are happy with my signature, and I want to thank some people who helped make this happen. The major shareholder is Mr. Savvidis, as well as the technical director and the president of the club. He scored an 18-minute hat-trick in a 6–1 home win against Dinamo Minsk in theEuropa League group stage. He was the first player to score a hat-trick in a European match.He scored two late goals for PAOK against the same opposition on 27 November to win the game. On 11 December he scored a penalty to equalise in a home group game against Guingamp for his sixth of the tournament, but the French team won 2–1 and advanced at PAOK's expense. According to the officials' reports, he will be out of action for 4 to 6 weeks due to a fractured toe on his right foot. He scored the first goal in the third day of the Greek Super League in an away win against Veria. Athanassiadis scored in his first game in the Superleague Greece four years in a row. The winning goal in the home derby against AEK Athens was scored with a penalty kick. PAOK defeated Kalloni at Mytilini on 30 November 2015, with <mask> scoring a pair of goals.The home team had tied it up with a penalty kick. He gave PAOK a difficult 1-0 home win against Platanias with a penalty kick, which created many chances to equalize. <mask>' goal against Veria in the Greek Super League was his 100th official, less than eight years


title: Stefanos Athanasiadis

texts: after his first. <mask> will be out of action for 15 to 18 days after he was injured during the Greek Cup match against Panionios. According to Superleague Greece statistics, <mask> <mask> has been shown 49 yellow cards in the last four years. He scored two goals in a 2-0 home win against Panionios in the play-offs, his 100th goal for PAOK. On 3 August 2016 he scored a goal.His team was knocked out of the competition. On September 29, 2016 Klaus netted both goals as PAOK recovered from a nightmare start in the Europa League group stage against FC Slovan Liberec with a 2-1 win. He didn't score a goal for the club in the Superleague for the first time in 38 years. In the first leg of the Europa League play-offs, he was a late substitute in a 3-1 home win game against stersunds. Athanassiadis completed his move to Maccabi Haifa on August 22nd. The Greek International will sign a 2-year deal with the Israeli club after being released from PAOK. He will make 550,000 per year.He scored his first goal with the club at the last minute of the game, as a substitute in a 2-1 home loss against Beitar Jerusalem. <mask> scored the winning penalty in the Last 16 of the Israeli State Cup. <mask>, who joined the club over the summer, was the hero of the game for the Haifa side. After a mediocre season, he mutually ended his contract with the club. <mask> signed a two-year deal with the club after leaving Maccabi Haifa. <mask> scored after a crossing to the left from Giorgos Pamlidis to seal a home draw against OFI Crete F.C., after two goals

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title: Zacharias Janssen

texts: He was a Dutch spectacle-maker who lived most of his life in Middelburg. He is associated with the invention of the first optical telescope and/or the first truly compound microscope, but these claims may be fabricated by his son. There is a biography about a person who was born in the Netherlands. According to local records, he was born in 1585, although a date of birth as early as 1580 or as late as 1588 are also given. His parents were Hans and Maeyken, both from Belgium. The second most important city of the Netherlands was where he grew up with his sister. He was a "street seller" who was in trouble with the local authorities.He said he was born in The Hague on the marriage file of his first marriage. The following excerpt was found by De Waard when he refound this file in 1906. It was thought that <mask> was a native of Middelburg. They had a son named Johannes. The two children of Lowys Lowyssen were taken care of byZacharias. It is thought that Lowys Lowyssen's spectacle-making tools were taken byZacharias because of the first record of him being a spectacle maker. The family had to leave their home in 1618.In 1619, he was accused of counterfeiting again, and this time he ended up back in Middelburg. A year after the death of his first wife, he married


title: Zacharias Janssen

texts: the microscope was built by another person. An investigation begun in 1816 in preparation for a memorial to commemorate <mask>y and Metius patent applications, and no record of him being a spectacle maker before. According to the authors of the book "Origins of the Telescope", the inventor of the telescope may not have become an orthodontist until 1616. Janssen was tried several times for counterfeiting coins.His brother-in-law worked at the mint. It was easy for <mask> to mimic the process of making fake money. He fled to the neighboring village to avoid the high penalties for counterfeiting coins. He continued to make counterfeit coins. He was arrested in 1619 for counterfeiting coins. One would have been sentenced to death for this crime. Since the father was found to be an accessory, he was pardoned from this punishment.The process was delayed so much that <mask> was able to flee again. The case was dismissed. In 1621, he returned to Middelburg. There were many investigations on the subject before the Second World War. The archives of Middelburg were destroyed during the Nazi invasion of the Netherlands. All original files were lost in the fires after the bombardment, so little is known of <mask>'s life. There is a website about the 400th anniversary of

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title: Kwaw Ansah

texts: Love Brewed in the African Pot and Heritage Africa were both written and directed by <mask>. His first feature, Love Brewed in the African Pot, was a huge hit in Africa. It would be nearly 10 years before <mask> could complete his next major film project, the ambitious Heritage Africa (1989), despite all the awards and success. The film was well received. A number of films have been produced by Ansah, including Harvest at 17 (1994), Crossroads of People (1994), and The Golden Stool, the Soul of the Asantes (2000). <mask> is working to improve funding and distribution of African films. He is a leader in the direction of FESPACO.The Living Legend Award for Contribution to the Arts of Ghana was given to <mask> in 1998. He was born in Agona Swedru,Ghana, in 1941. His parents were both photographers, as well as a painter, musician, and dramatist. While working as a textile designer at the United Africa Company, <mask> studied for his O-Levels in the capital city of Accra. He expressed his gratitude to his father, who wanted him to engage in his own trade of photography, for his success and development as a filmmaker. The young Ansah had other options after discovering his talent for drawing and painting. He obtained a degree in theater design from Regent Street Polytechnic in London in 1963.He graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and the American Music and Drama Academy in the US. The Adoption was produced off-Broadway in 1964. In 1965, <mask> found work in both film and television. He worked for two years as a Production Assistant and Set Designer for the Ghana Film Industry Corporation. He was the set designer for the film. Target Advertising Services was founded by <mask> in 1973. He says that he pays the bills by doing commercial advertising work.He won a New York-based award for one of his commercials. Ansah continued his engagement with the world of theater and the arts after his commercial work. He became an officer of the Film Guild of Ghana after returning to his home country. In 1967, his play Mother's Tears was performed at the Drama

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texts: Studio. It was reprised at the National Theatre in 1995. Love Brewed in the African Pot Ansah founded his film production company in 1977 and began work on the project in 1980. It was an immediate success in English-speaking Africa, beating all previous attendance records for a film by an African director, while at the same time earning critical praise and respect.The film was awarded the most remarkable direction and production in line with African realities at the seventh Pan-African Film Festival and the UNESCO Film Award in France. It would be nearly ten years before Ansah could complete his next major film project, the ambitious Heritage Africa (1989), despite all the awards and success. The challenges of filmmakers in Africa are enormous. It took a long time to find the money to make the film. He had his hand in nearly all aspects of the film's production, even writing the theme music for the two films, along with directing, writing, and producing. Logistical challenges were the most overwhelming. It was a tiring process.His health was seriously compromised but he came out of it with an impressive film. The first film from an Anglophone country to win the grand prize at FESPACO was Heritage Africa. As part of a controversial effort to rehabilitate/renovate the slave forts, the documentary "Crossroads of People" has been running continuously in Cape Coast Castle. The Grand Prix Award for Heritage Africa at FESPACO is one of the awards he has received. The release of Good Old Days: The Love of AA was <mask>'s return to active filmmaking. The Good Old days: Papa Lasisi Good Bicycle, The Good Old days: Suffering to Lose, and Praising the Lord Plus One are some of the films he has made. <mask> was honoured for his contribution to cinema at the first NAFTI Film Lectures in 2011.The Osagyefo Lifetime Achievement Award was given to him during that same event. Love Brewed in the African Pot was the first film to be adapted into a comic book in the country. <mask> is a founding member of the academy. The Good Old Days: Papa Lasisi Good is a film about the love of

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title: Jonathan Kozol

texts: <mask> is an American writer, progressive activist, and educator, best known for his books on public education in the United States. <mask> graduated from Harvard University with an A.B. in 1959 and from Noble and Greenough School in 1954. It's in English literature. He received a scholarship to Oxford. He decided to go to Paris to learn to write fiction and nonfiction from experienced authors such as William Styron, Richard Wright, and others who were living in Paris at the time. He became a teacher in the Boston Public Schools after tutoring children in Roxbury, MA. He became involved in the civil rights movement after he was fired for teaching a Langston Hughes poem.After being fired from Boston Public Schools, he was offered a position to teach at the school district he attended as a child, and taught there for several years before becoming more involved in social justice work and dedicating more time to writing. It is of Jewish heritage. Two Guggenheim Fellowships, two fellow of the Rockefeller Foundation, and two fellowship from the Field and Ford Foundations have been held by <mask>. In the field of social psychology, <mask> has worked. He has worked with children in inner-city schools for forty years. The Greater Good Magazine is published by the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley. There is an interpretation of scientific research into the roots of compassion, altruism, and peaceful human relationships.Death at an Early Age is a description of his first year as a teacher. The National Book Award in Science, Philosophy and Religion was won by it in 1967. In the United States and Europe, it has sold more than two million copies. Rachel and Her Children: Homeless Families in America, which

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title: Jonathan Kozol

texts: received the Robert F. Kennedy Book award in 1989, is one of the books by <mask>. The South Bronx of New York City is a poor congressional district in the United States. The award was given in 1996. He published Ordinary Resurrections: Children in the Years of Hope in 2000 and The Shame of the Nation: The Restoration of Apartheid Schooling in America in 2005.The increasing influence of neoconservative ideology on the way children of color and poor children of urban areas are educated is documented in the book. He is a critic of the school voucher movement and is active in advocating for integrated public education. He condemns the inequalities of education and the worsening segregation of black and Hispanic children from white children in the public schools of almost every major city of the nation. The ethical argument relies on comparisons between rich and poor school districts. He looks at the amount of money spent per child. The per-child annual spending in school districts with wealthy taxpayers and property owners is much higher than in districts with poor people. He asked if it was right that the place of one's birth should determine the quality of one's education.The Education Action Fund is a nonprofit charitable fund that provides direct assistance to many of the children and families profiled in <mask>'s books. Donations to the EAF go directly towards children and families living in impoverished or racially isolated areas, and often provide a much-needed relief from financial instability. The National Book Award for Death at an Early Age was given in 1968. The Guggenheim fellowship was given in 1970 and 1980 and the book award in 1996. The Fume of Poppies was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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texts: 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 In 1967, it won the National Book Award and sold more than two million copies. He taught in the Boston Public School System.The Night is Dark and I Am Far from Home is one of the best books about free schools. A finalist for the 1992 National Book Critics Circle Award and winner of the New England Book Award, Savage Inequalities: Children in America's Schools was published in 1991. The Lives of Children and the Conscience of a Nation was reviewed by Mary Leue. The Shame of the Nation: The Restoration of Apartheid Schooling in America was reviewed by Jana Siciliano. In this September 2000 interview for Curriculum Administrator Magazine, <mask> talks about his book, Ordinary Resurrections: Children in the Years of Hope, with Gary Stager. The Explanation of Modern US Education 2005 talk was given by <mask>. <mask>'s book, The Shame of the Nation: The Restoration of Apartheid Schooling in America, was released in 2005.Activists for African-American civil rights, American educational theorists, American political writers, American male non-fiction writers, American Rhodes Scholars Education reform Jewish American writers were born in

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title: Doren Robbins

texts: <mask> was born in Los Angeles, California on August 20, 1949. He is a cultural activist and has organized and developed projects for several organizations. <mask> has lived in both California and Oregon. <mask> has published poetry, prose poetry, short fiction, literary criticism and book reviews in over one hundred journals. My Piece of the Puzzle was published by Eastern Washington University Press in the spring of 2008. His previous collection of poetry, Driving Face Down, won a prize. In 2004, Cedar Hill Publications published Parking Lot Mood Swing: Autobiographical Monologues and Prose Poetry.Two of his works are on exhibit at the Crossing Boundaries:Visual Art by Writers exhibit, held at the Paterson Museum in New Jersey. "Angles with Fissures" was a portrait of Kenneth Rexroth that appeared in a documentary. <mask> has taught Creative Writing, Poetry, English Composition, Shakespeare, and Multicultural Literature at a number of universities. He has received three awards for his teaching. He is a professor at a college. <mask> was the director of the conference. The Education Union Institute was founded in 1990.The University of Iowa was founded in 1993. Post-graduate studies in literature, multiculturalism, and criticism were done at the Indiana University of Pennsylvania. <mask> <mask> began publishing poetry in the 1970s. <mask> became aware of Kenneth Rexroth's poetry through a reference to his "Memorial" for Dylan Thomas in Henry Miller's The Time of the Assassins. <mask> had

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texts: read Miller's book on Rimbaud with The Diary of Najinsky, Van Gogh's Letters, Kenneth Patchen's The Journal of Albion Moonlight, and Jack Hirschman's Artaud anthology. <mask> suggested in his poem "My Dylan Thomas" that the Welsh poet was an inspiration and an early influence. <mask> attended Dylan: A Play Based On Dylan Thomas In America By John Malcolm Brinnin and Leftover Life To Kill.<mask> continued his study of Thomas's poetry with a new emphasis on sound, voice, and prosody. After a five-year period of studying many of the key books of Western literature, philosophy and politics, <mask> decided to search for a way to contact Rexroth who had become, through his essays in Bird in the Bush and Classics Revisited, along with his Collected Shorter Poems. <mask> discovered from an old friend attending the University of California, Santa Barbara that Rexroth taught a course in Poetry, Song, and Performance. <mask> introduced himself to Rexroth who asked <mask> to recite his poems during the class performances. <mask> was a participant in Rexroth's poetry seminar for several weeks. They were in contact until Rexroth's death. <mask>' development as a poet and essayist would be affected by the events of 1971 and the friendship with Rexroth.He reconnected with his old friend, John Solt, who had become friends with Rexroth and his wife, Carol. In his essay The Tropic of Rabelais, the Passage to Whitman: A Note on Poetry and Community, and his prose poem, Sympathetic Manifesto, <mask> pays homage

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texts: to the lecturer and teacher of the working class. It could be stated that several of his poems from his earlier collections, such as Hooker with a Lilly, They're Honking at a Woman, and The Boss Jack Sterner had a Dream, were from his earlier collection. The fact that they have the means to help but no active concern for whole populations of unemployed, marginally employed, underfed people shows that these powers are an invention of the ethically dispossessed. As in his poem, the idea of legendary individuals takes precedence over the social conditions they have pitted themselves against, and this time it's de Clerye who is celebrated for her devotion to alleviating economic violence to immigrants and the poor. The literature of liberation includes imaginative, sexual, worldly, and above all humane. <mask>' writings can't be easily categorized.On the other hand, his narrator explores and exposes the injustices his characters endure. There is anger in the working class. These poems have an effect on the human values abused by the world capitalist system and the soviet communist system. His conclusions, if there is a remedy to be found in his writings, might be said to be founded in a poetically reductive idealism. "To survive without adding to the horror is sometimes the best we can do; it is at least an effort that makes sense as a starting point," he wrote. The effort has courage, discipline, and cunning. The art is what remains after a poet's survival.The most central theme in the art of


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texts: Bukowski is the passion to exist, to take it as it comes, recount what it was all about, and the butchery done to that passion. He doesn't seem to have a consistent "reductive" quality in his interpretations and conclusions but there is a variety of crucial insights and problem-solving or unsolvable approaches. His current poems are "Predators' Hour2, Open All Night" and "Ash Lands." There are poems at pemmicanpress.com. According to Bill Mohr, art gives us aesthetic distance. <mask>' poems don't provide an obvious safety net because of the limited capacity of art to redeem suffering. The voice in his poems, with its contralto of hope and revulsion, reminds us not to accept any limits other than our own.One of the quotes <mask> refers to from Albert Camus supports the idea of artistic skepticism. Without forms, that renascence would be meaningless. <mask> was influenced by several alternative poetry journals of the period, such as George Hitchcock's Kayak, and Robert Bly's The Seventies, with its emphases on "wild association", political poetry, and critical book reviews. He was a contributing editor until 1982. The avant-garde had at least two distinct traditions. The ongoing development of a personal-historical, disjunctive, elliptical, interior monologue and collage form like that of "A" and "Cantos" was one of the reasons. The non-referential poems of Gertrude Stein's Tender Buttons, the French "cubist" poetry of Pierre Reverdy, and the short, sometimes opaque poems of the American poets

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texts: 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 Special sections on political events were published in the journal. The renowned Japanese poet, Kazuko Shiraishi, and the founder of Kayak Press were interviewed. <mask>' poems were published in the journal along with reviews of the poetry of William Pillin, Philip Whalen, and others. <mask> was a guest editor in 1994. His selection of contemporary poets and prose poets included work by Sharon Doubiago, Linda Janakos, Robert Bly, Gerald Stern, Philip Levine, and Marvin Bell. Robbins' selections for Electric Rexroth were informed by a desire to present poems that challenged at least two of the crucial criticisms of contemporary narrative poetry: one, that imagery had become convenient rather than fresh and emotionally driven; and two, the anecdotal self-consciousness pervading mainstream poetry had resultedSharon Doubiago's, " Someone waiting for me among the violins," Philip Levine's, "The Simple Truth," and Tania Pryputneiwicz's "Labor" all have narrative quirks. Two other works <mask> selected for Electric Rexroth, Robert Bly's "An Open Rose" and Linda Drand's "Grandma's Myth" are strong representations of prose poetry and the hybrid prose poem- short fiction form <mask> himself would develop. Ethnic themes

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texts: and working-class themes are embodied in the characters and narrators in <mask> <mask>' poems. Most of the people <mask> worked with were family members or friends. Whether they were family members that escaped pogroms in Ukraine, deserted the Russian Revolution, survived WWI, WWII, the American-Korean War, or contemporary veterans and immigrants that returned from the American-Vietnam War or the violent conflicts in Latin America, many of these characters are survivors. The storytellers that passed on the historical experience of persecution, exploitation, rape, and murder are legendary characters because they had the will and the luck to emigrate and survive. There are characters in some of the poems."Poetry is in the Streets" refers to the French poet's declaration and manifesto, "Le Poesy es en la rue", while extending his claim to the notion that the poetry emerging from these streets is historical and demands a radical. These and several other poems attest to a realism with ethical concerns stretching back to the Jewish Prophets of the First Testament. One of his more noted poems, "For Neruda", commemorates the life and work of Neruda as one to be celebrated for his compassion, dissidence, and rage, not only for his remarkable love poems, or for his allegiance. <mask>' notion of the legendary individual is not associated with patterns that are universal, but with characters that are different in relation to time, place, and culture. These characters are cooks, carpenters and war

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texts: veterans making enough to live month-to-month, a political exile saving money to bring the rest of his family across the U.S. border, and a guy who survived a concentration camp. The tradition of the legendary common woman with her erotic honesty and her ethical, non-negotiable good will is displayed in his poems "Anna" and "Dvayda". The struggles and comradeship of the two main characters of B. Traven's The Death Ship can be seen in a parallel frame.The Ars Poetica of "Poetry is in the Streets" does not eliminate the imaginative drive for creating complex narrative poems that use unusual images, hyperbolic and ecstatic metaphors with the purpose in essence being to create and perform highly rhythmic lyrical-narrative poems capable. One of the poems that best represents <mask>' method is the elegy, "Name a Dish After Me", written about the death of his brother-in-law. The speaker's reflections and fantasies build-up to an emotionally intricate closure by leaps and associations from Mazak's death to his childhood, to scenes of his surviving daughters and sister. <mask> has created a body of poems that explore the conflicts and ecstasy of married life, as well as the unique bond between parent and child. Sympathetic Manifesto and Seduction of the Groom contain these poems. "In the Middle of a Fight", "Seduction of the Groom", and "Dreaming of a Daughter" are some of the strongest examples of earlier poems in this genre. His most recent works include Double Muse, The Donkey's Tale Driving Face

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texts: Down, and "My Piece of the Puzzle.""I Went Through a Box of Emily's Shell Jewelry" is one of the current published poems. "Badlands and Outlands" is the longest and most ambitious of his love poems. "Badlands and Outlands" is a meditation on a partially formed personality, a possibly undependable sexually charged partner who is still aware of the potential for a way out of marriage. The narrator observes his habits and behaviors with their sometimes self-destructive drives, but he faces some other shore where celebrating stops. The poem, for all of its self-destructive plunging and reflection is a commitment to marriage with fertility and ambiguity. Many poets confronting the limitations of lineation in poetry have turned to the prose poem. <mask> stated in his craft statement that he does not work in formal structures, but he has worked diligently to create free verse and prose poem styles that retain the dynamics of the poetic quality.The interplay of monologue, short fiction, prose poem, interior monologue, and vaudeville-influenced dialogue reflect an attraction to the high mockery in House of Fame, Bottom's dream from A Midsummer Night's Dream, as well as Shakespeare's other "clowns." <mask>' first prose collection, parking lot mood swing: autobiographical monologues and prose poetry, shows an affinity with the style of Tristram Shandy. His prose poem essay in Bear Flag Republic appreciated the writings of Louis-Ferdinand Celine, Henry Miller, Samuel Beckett, Marguerite Young, and Kurt


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texts: Vonnegut Jr. "Dealing With the Insomnia Surf", "Pantagruel Antigruel", and "As Much Sex as Elvis" are some of the works. Whether these "omissions" are implicit to the ongoing decorum of lyric poetry, or if the matter revolves around the restrictions of lineation as compared to the reality of including unlimited material expressed in rhythmic sentences, <mask> recent publications indicate he has opted for working in this genre along with his ongoing "Alternate Robonovich, Adjunct", "Nothing but an Ear", and "Arlon's Talking to Himself" are examples of prose published after Parking Lot Mood Swing. My Piece of the Puzzle is a poem.The Josephine Miles PEN Oakland Award was given in poetry. Driving Face Down is from Eastern Washington University. The Blue Lynx Prize was awarded in 2001. The Donkey's Tale was published in 1998. Double Muse is an introduction by Philip Levine. The Roots and the Towers was published by Third Rail Press in 1980. Twin Extra in the fall of 2010.<mask> <mask> has published critical essays on Kenneth Rexroth, George Oppen, Phillip Levine, Deborah Eisenberg, Michael McClure, Philip Whalen, Charles Bukowski, Larry Levis, Bob Dylan, Carol Tinker, Katerina Gogou, Ellen Bass and Kazuko. The Josephine Miles PEN Oakland Award was given in poetry. The Pushcart Prize was nominated in 2007. "Just My Luck" was the Editor's Choice of the Paterson Literary Review. "The Song I Know My Father By" was the Editor's Choice of the Paterson Literary Review. Honorable mention for "Natural

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texts: and publication. The Chester H. Jones Foundation is in Ohio. The 1993 Commendation Prize was awarded.Judge: Wakoski. The Loft Foundation is in Minnesota. A full fellowship. On the occasion of Thomas McGrath's 70th birthday, a reader wrote a festschrift. California Arts Council. The Third Rail Journal has co- editors. 1980.John Solt's website has a video of <mask> <mask> reading My Piece of the

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title: Marcella Detroit

texts: She is an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist known as "Marcy Levy" and "<mask>". She co- wrote "Lay Down Sally" with Eric Clapton and released her debut album in 1982. She is a member of Shakespears Sister. Their first two albums, Sacred Heart (1989) and Hormonally Yours (1992), both reached the top 10 of the UK Albums Chart. The lead vocals on <mask>'s biggest hit, "Stay", spent eight weeks at number one on the UK Singles Chart in 1992. <mask> had a UK top 20 hit with "I Believe" in 1994. She was a member of the band and finished third in Popstar to Operastar.During the early 1970s, Detroit-born Marcy Levy began playing for different bands in her home city. Bob Seger signed her band "Julia" up to tour with him. Leon Russell's "Grand Lake studio" recorded her back-up vocals on his Back in '72 album. Detroit was asked by Russell to join him on tour. After moving to Oklahoma to pursue her music career, she and her band were hired by Eric Clapton to tour. She toured and recorded with him for four years after she sang backing and group vocals on his album There's One in Every Crowd. She sang backing vocals on some of his most enduring songs, including "Lay Down Sally", "Promises", and "Wonderful Tonight", as well as co-writing and singing lead vocals on "Roll It" with him.Her debut solo album was signed to RSO Records in the late 1970s and was produced by David Foster. The album was unfinished for unknown reasons. When they performed at Live Aid, she rejoined him after she stopped working with him. She was working on her debut album when she was singing and writing for many artists. On Alice Cooper's 1978 album From the Inside, Marcy and Alice Cooper collaborated on a song. She provided backing vocals on the Johnny Lee hit "Lookin' for Love" in 1980. In 1980, she sang a duet with Robin Gibb.The official soundtrack of the film was featured. The song

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texts: reached the number 50 spot on the US Hot 100. She was featured on the soundtrack of American Pop in 1981 and sang a duet on Jimmy Ruffin's album Sunrise. Detroit's debut album, Marcella, was released in 1982. After the commercial failure of the album, she was dropped by the label and refused tour allowance with John Mellencamp. She wrote and provided backing vocals for "Tangled in Love", which appeared on Eric Clapton's 1985 album Behind the Sun. After another year of touring with him, she left to pursue her own solo career."Ballerina", "Pretty Polly" and "Always A Woman In Love" are three of the songs on Detroit's 1985 album Ballerina. In 1986 she sang a duet with Max Carl for the movie Short Circuit 1 but no soundtrack album was ever released. The song "You Knew What You Were Doing" was on the soundtrack of Mac and Me. Shakespears Sister Detroit met Bananarama member Siobhan Fahey through a friend and writing partner. She was considering leaving the band for her solo project Shakespears Sister. <mask> was invited as a songwriting aid. During this time, she suggested to <mask> that she change her name so that she wouldn't be associated with her past.Detroit continued to work as a "hired hand" until David A. Stewart suggested the two form a band. The first Shakespears Sister single, "Break My Heart (You Really) / Heroine", made <mask> a member of the band. Their second single "You're History" reached the top 10 in the UK, as did their debut album Sacred Heart. Sacred Heart's "Run Silent" and "Dirty Mind" did not peak within the UK top 50. The first single from Shakespears Sister's second album, Hormonally Yours, was a commercial failure and failed to peak within the UK top 50. Shakespears Sister's first and only number one was "Stay", which stayed at the top of the UK charts for eight weeks. Hormonally Yours was certified 2 Platinum by the BPI."I Don't

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texts: Care" peaked at number seven, "Hello (Turn Your Radio On)" was at number 14 and a re-release of "Goodbye Cruel World" was at number 32. Tensions began to arise between the two. A concert at The Royal Albert Hall was canceled due to Fahey's own personal issues at the time, and the two decided to put Shakespears Sister on hiatus for <mask> to release her new solo album, which she had been working on at the time. The fifth and final single from Hormonally Yours, "My 16th Apology", was a commercial failure due to the fact that both members were unable to promote it. When Hormonally Yours won "Best Contemporary Collection of Songs" at the 1993 Ivor Novello Awards, Detroit found out that Fahey had ended her partnership with her. After 25 years of not speaking or seeing each other, <mask> and Fahey met and talked again. After leaving Shakespears Sister in 1993, <mask> began her own solo career with London Records.Her second studio album, "Jewel", was released in March 1994 and preceded by "I Believe", which reached number 11 in the UK. The album was certified silver by the BPI. According to Allmusic, Chris Thomas seems to steer Marcella into mid-'90s dance grooves, which does not always fit her own distinctive sound. Three more singles followed; "Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing", "I'm No Angel", and "Perfect World", which peaked at number 24, 33, and 134 respectively. In 1995 <mask> left London Records. She released her third studio album Feeler in the UK in 1996 under a number of different labels. The album did not make it to the top of the charts in the UK or any other territories."I Hate You Now..." was one of four singles released. "I Hate You Now..." and "Boy" peaked at number 107 and 102, respectively. Without Medication Plus MTV "Buzz Live" was released in Japan in 1996. She appeared in two episodes of Absolutely Fabulous as an angel. Over the course

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texts: of the two episodes, five original songs by <mask> feature in numerous scenes, which were later released in 1999 on Abfab Songs. Detroit released a double-CD collection of demos. Her fourth solo album, Dancing Madly Sideways, was released in July 2001 under Detroit's own independent label Banned Records.The album was preceded by a single, "Lust for Like". None of these releases did well internationally. She was a part of Aurora's single "If You Could Read My Mind". After Dancing Madly Sideways, Detroit formed her own self-titled blues band, named after her birth name and original stage name, the Marcy Levy Band. The project was described as "getting back to my roots, the stuff that inspired me in the first place." I contacted my blues friends and did a record. Button Fly Blues was a limited release under Handmade Records, Detroit and the band's only release with the label.She began writing for artists such as Charlotte Church and Alex Parks while she toured with Carlos Guitarlos. The band's first studio album, The Upside of Being Down, was released in July of 2006 by Detroit's independent label lofi Records. She appeared on Loverush U.K.'s single "Mystery to Me" in April 2007. She was featured on "My Friend Misery" in 2008. In 2009, the Marcy Levy Band split. The album Rising from the Bushes featured Detroit on two tracks, "Fantasy" and "Paint You a Picture". Skin I'm In, produced by Larry Klein, and The Vehicle, a more personal project, is to coincide with the release of Detroit's autobiography of the same name.<mask> was a participant in the first series of Popstar to Operastar. In week 5 of the competition, she was a semi-finalist along with Kym Marsh. She came third overall because she had more votes than Marsh. She was three percent behind the winner, who went on to win the season. "All is Forgiven", which was based on the Irish Prayer, was

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texts: removed from the iTunes Store. Detroit's first Christmas album, Happy Holiday, consisted of classic covers and an original song of the same name. <mask> released her first single in two years, "Madison's Light", as a tribute to her niece, who died at the age of five months.The Madison Morr Foundation was established by Detroit five months after the release of the single. Anthony Costa's song "Yell Cut" was written by an aspiring singer who was killed in a car accident. The song was included on the tribute album, which was released in June 2012 and consisted of songs performed by Anastasi and other artists. In August 2012 <mask> announced that she would be featuring on her "new album" and would be performing on her tour with her, which opened on September 20, 2012 in Largo, Florida. The Serbian government canceled the anthem of the Belgrade Pride festival due to security reasons, after she released her new single "Love, Faith, and Hope". On her official Facebook page, Detroit confirmed that both of her albums, Skin I'm In and The Vehicle, had been completed and would be released early next year. In December of 2012 it was announced that both albums would be released on February 14th.An official app, which will be released free, will contain exclusive information "you won't be able to find anywhere else", she said. The Vehicle Jump Start Tour, backed by The AllStars Collective, opened in the United Kingdom. Detroit signed with Right Recordings, a UK-based label with major distribution through Universal. The Shakespears Sister reunion was announced in May of this year. During the month of October, a Shakespears Sister Ride Again tour was announced in the UK, and it was played in 13 other places across the country. "All the Queen's Horses" was released on 15 May with a music video. The Singles Party album was released in July of 2019.The duo performed on


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texts: TV for the first time in 25 years. They announced that they were making a new album. The Ride Again mini-album was number 69 in the UK Albums chart in November 2019. In 2021, <mask> appeared on a cover version of "Angels", recorded for charity with Tony Hadley of Spandau Ballet, Jools Holland, Clem Burke of Blondie and Glen Matlock of the Sex Pistols. She talked about her time working with Eric Clapton and Alice Cooper on an episode of Sounds of the 70s with Johnnie Walker. <mask> has co-written many songs for other artists, starting when she was a member of Eric Clapton's band. She co- wrote "Lay Down Sally", which was a #3 hit in the USA in 1978, and contributed other songs for his albums No to Cry, Slowhand, and Backless.She co- wrote many songs for other artists with Richard Feldman. <mask> and Feldman collaborated on songs of Shakespears Sister, as well as co-writing most of Detroit's 1982 album, and both appear on the album cover art. "You're the One", "Somebody's Gonna Get Hurt", and "Three Dog Night" were all co-written by Patty Weaver. Philip Bailey's "Walking on the Chinese Wall", which hit #34 in the UK and #46 in the US, is one of the songs they wrote together. They wrote songs for Randy Crawford and Al Jarreau. "Love Made Me" was a top 40 hit in the UK and was co-written by <mask>. <mask> has written songs for many people.Detroit is a Jewish American with links to Poland and Latvia. Detroit is married to a man who is the brother of a star. They have a son. The Vehicle, Dancing Madly Sideways, and Gray Matterz are all studio albums. The Guinness Encyclopedia of Popular Music was published in 1992. There are American expatriates in the United Kingdom, American women pop singers, American women rock singers, American women guitarists, Jewish American musicians, Popstar to Operastar contestants from Detroit, and 21st-century American women

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title: Johnny Gargano

texts: <mask> is a professional wrestler. <mask> was best known for his time with the World Wrestling Organization. He is the first ever Triple Crown winner, a former champion, a record three-time champion, and a former tag team champion. <mask> began his professional wrestling career in 2005, working for the Cleveland All– Pro Wrestling (CAPW) promotion. <mask> worked for some of the top promotions on the American independent circuit, including Chikara, Dragon Gate USA, and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla. The Chikara Campeonatos de Parejas, the Evolve Tag Team Championship and the Open the Freedom Gate Championship were all held by <mask>. <mask> made appearances for Ring of Honor and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling during his independent days.<mask> took part in the company's tryout camp in June of 2015, after making sporadic appearances for the company. He signed a contract with the company in April of 2016 He held the NXT Tag Team Championship once and formed a tag team with Tommaso Ciampa. <mask> won the NXT Championship in April of the same year after winning the North American Championship in January. <mask> became the first ever Triple Crown champion. <mask> won it for a record-setting second and a third time. <mask> was born and raised in the Cleveland suburb of Lakewood, Ohio to

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texts: Adrianne and <mask>.His mother is Polish and his father is Italian. When he was eight years old, he entered a professional wrestling ring for the first time. <mask> was allowed to roll around in the ring by Lightning, who ran shows behind <mask>'s father's business. <mask> entered CAPW's professional wrestling school in order to become a professional wrestler. <mask> began training at the Cleveland All Pro Training Center at the age of 16. Both Josh and lightning. Shawn Michaels, Chris Jericho and <mask> are some of <mask>'s role models.<mask> made his professional wrestling debut for CAPW in 2005. The Gauntlet For The Gold Battle Royal was the first match he competed in. <mask> calls his wrestling style "Lucharesu", a mix of British chain wrestling, lucha libre and puroresu, and described his character at the time as " someone lacking self awareness and living in his own deluded little world". <mask> won the CAPW Junior Heavyweight Championship on October 8, 2006 in a four-way match against Josh Prohibition, M-Dogg, andZach Gowen. He continued to make appearances for the company until August 5, 2007, when he and Prohibition won the CAPW farewell match. On June 24, 2009, <mask> wrestled in a dark match. Television tapings were lost to Jay Lethal.He lost to Eric Young the

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texts: next day. On August 15, 2008, <mask> defeated Callihan in a dark match for Ring of Honor. <mask>'s doctor advised him to rethink his career choice after he discovered that he had a fractured back due to his left leg being shorter than his right leg. <mask> returned to the ring six months later. On March 23, 2007, <mask> lost to Montel Vontavious Porter on an episode of World Wrestling Entertainment's television program. He played a security guard on the May 25, 2010 edition of NXT. At the September 20, 2011, tapings of Superstars, <mask> lost to Brodus Clay while working under the ring name Joey Gray.On February 26, 2006 <mask> made his debut for Cleveland–based Absolute Intense Wrestling. He won his first victory in the promotion two months later. On February 24, 2008, <mask> defeated his trainer Josh Prohibition to become the number one contender. After <mask>'s first shot at the title, held by Tyler Black, went to a fifteen-minute time limit draw on March 21, the two were booked in a 30-minute Iron Man match on May 25, where <mask> defeated Black to win the Intense Division Championship for the first time. <mask> was stripped of the title on November 28, 2008 due to an injury. <mask> regained the title after defeating Jimmy DeMarco, who had won the vacant title in a

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