title: Jon Brooks

texts: that were neither dumbed down nor cheapened by the modern lie of 'closure'. The Smiling and Beautiful Countryside is a murder ballads album that was recorded in Toronto. There are paradoxes, gallows humour, impossible love, serial killers, gun dealers, rampage killings, missing women, First Nations and catastrophe. The overt and alienated human killer and its psychotic double are the two distinct "murderers" of the record. The Smiling and Beautiful Countryside is the most political album to date. There are 75 deaths. The Canadian Folk Music Awards nominated the album for Contemporary Album of the Year.No One Travels Alone is the first modern album to fulfill a 'corona' of songs, borrowing from the Elizabethan sonneteers. The last line of the first song becomes the first line of the following song, until the final song completes a circle, or corona. In accord with the album's central theme of digital and atomic connections, the set of songs are connected, as are we. His seventh and latest album, Moth Nor Rust II, revisits his 2009 solo acoustic set, with 10 years of artistic maturity and his new band, <mask> & The Outskirts of Approval. The original Moth Nor Rust scratched the itch for an uplifting digression from the darker themes of urban disappointment in No Mean City and Canadian war and post traumatic stress stories in Ours and the Shepherds. His first two albums resolved their tensions by asking, what is it that makes us positive human beings? The answer was borrowed from Matthew 6.19-20.It was engineered and produced by the original engineer, and co-produced by the friend and musical compadre, Neil Cruickshank. In <mask>'s words, "The song is an art form that operates in time and 10 years has a way of transforming the song in ways worthy of revisiting." The Outskirts of Approval include Joe Ernewein (electric guitar and pedal steel), John Showman (violin), <mask> performed for Ireland's President Mary McAleese at the Irish Famine Memorial

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title: Willy Sachse

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texts: The Sailors' Revolt took place at the end of the First World War and was led by a German socialist and communist named <mask>. He became a writer after being politically involved in the 1920s. He was executed at the Brandenburg Prison in the early 1940s. Life <mask> was born. At the time of his birth, his father was a cooper, but by 1918 his parents were running a guest house. After attending junior school and a few years at middle school, he embarked on an apprenticeship in mechanical engineering. He may have become involved in the socialist youth movement during this time.His parents were ambitious on his behalf, and that he himself was not without promise, but little is known of his childhood and teenage years. Many of his novels concerned life at sea, and were written with a descriptive clarity suggesting personal experience of seafaring far beyond anything that he would have acquired merely through serving in the navy during the war. The war broke out in July of 1914. He was on the liner Friedrich der Groe. He was promoted to the rank of senior stoker. He was one of the leaders of political resistance in the navy in 1917, which led to the start of the revolution in Germany. He was sentenced to death on August 26, 1917, because of his leading role in organizing a sailors' revolt in the high seas fleet, which resulted in his dismissal from the navy.Max Reichpietsch and Albin Kbis were both sentenced to the same sentence for the same charges. Reichpietsch and Kbis were killed by a firing squad in 1917. He was younger than the others. He was his parents' only son, and so their only hope of avoiding destitution in old age, was pointed out in a powerfully moving letter sent on his behalf to the chancellor. There is much about this letter that remains a mystery but, regardless of why and how, the

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texts: authorities commuted Sachse's death sentence, substituting a 15-year jail term, while the lifetime loss of citizen's rights was replaced with a finite five year deprivation. At the end of 1918, Sachse was freed from the prison at Rendsburg because of the November revolution. One version states that he was physically taken by revolutionary sailors and the other states that he was a beneficiary of a judicial amnesty on 12 November 1918.Both versions agree that the prison was raided, and that the subsequent amnesty was a pragmatic judicial acceptance of something the authorities had been unable to prevent. The Independent Social Democratic Party was formed in 1917 as a result of the break away from the mainstream Social Democratic Party. <mask> was a member of the Soldiers' and Workers' Council. The majority of the USPD switched to the Communist Party of Germany at the end of 1920. He was one of the leaders of the March Action in central Germany. He became the full-time party secretary for the Bitterfeld sub region in 1922. At the seventh party congress, held in Jena in 1921, and again at the eighth party congress, held in Leipzig in 1924, <mask> was elected to the party Central Committee.He became policy chief for the Halle-Merseburg region in 1923. He may have been sent to Frankfurt am Main in 1924 to take over as policy chief for the Hessen region. He undertook his party work using a different name. In October 1925 he was appointed policy chief for the party's waterside region, using the party name "<mask> Halle". The position of an active party official can be hard to determine. INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals

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title: Willy Sachse

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title: Han Geng

texts: <mask> is a Chinese Mandopop singer and actor. He began his career in 2001 after being chosen by S.M. Super Junior is a South Korean boy band. He was the leader of the sub-group Super Junior-M in 2008. On December 21, 2009, <mask> filed a lawsuit to end his contract. He went back to China to pursue a solo career. The departure of <mask> from SM Entertainment was made official on September 27, 2011.<mask> was chosen as a torch bearer for the Beijing Olympics because of his contributions to the spread of Chinese culture. He became an ambassador for the 2010 Asian Games. <mask> won the MTV Europe Music Awards' "best worldwide act" in 2012 and the Kids' Choice Awards' "Favorite Asian Act" in the same year. <mask> is from Northeast China and was born in Heilongjiang, China. He attended an elementary school. <mask> left his hometown in the Northeastern part of China at the age of 12 to study dance at the Central University for Nationalities in Beijing. He mastered all 56 types of traditional dances from China's 56 ethnic groups, received training in ballet and martial arts, and performed in many countries, including the United States and Russia.In 1999, as a representative of the Nanai ethnic group, <mask> participated in China's anniversary parade. In December 2001 <mask> joined the H.O.T. China Audition Casting was hosted by S.M. There is entertainment. After auditioning, <mask> began to work in low-budget Chinese films to earn money to attend college. <mask> was accepted into S.M. in August 2002. There is entertainment.After graduating from the Central University for Nationalities, <mask> was sent to Korea and received private lessons in singing, dancing, and acting, as well as learning the Korean language. On February 6, 2005, <mask> was officially announced to be a member of Super Junior as a member of its first generation. <mask> was one of the torchbearers for the Beijing Olympics. The song "Beijing Welcomes You" was sung by him.

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title: Han Geng

texts: On April 8, 2008, Super Junior's third subgroup, Super Junior-M, made its debut in China, with <mask> as the leader. On May 2, 2008, the subgroup released their first Chinese-language studio album, Me. <mask> starred in Stage of Youth in 2009.This is his acting debut. <mask> ceased activities with both Super Junior and Super Junior-M on December 21, 2009. The title song "My Logo" was produced by American producer Craig Williams and Dutch producer Rene Van Verseveld. The dancers, along with Michael Jackson's "This Is It" dancers, created the choreography for the song. Within 2 months after its release, The Heart of Geng sold more than 350,000 copies. There was a limited number of 20,000 copies of the celebratory version of the album. <mask> held his first two solo concerts in Beijing.In the movie My Kingdom, <mask> made his big screen debut. The film features action directed by Sammo Hung. In the film The First President, <mask> played the secretary of Sun Yat-Sen, <mask> Min. The "Hope in the Darkness World Tour" kicked off on July 28, 2012 in Beijing. On November 11, 2012 <mask> was announced as the winner of the MTV European Music Awards' Best Worldwide Act, earning him his first major international award. <mask> won the Favorite Asian Act award at the Kids' Choice Awards in Los Angeles. <mask> was cast in the film So Young.The film was a big hit at the Chinese box office, grossing over 700 million dollars. Seek McCartney is a Chinese-French film about a romance between two gay men. The film was the first gay film in China. Ex-Files went on to become one of the most successful romantic comedy series after <mask> starred in it. <mask> was praised for his performance. He made a brief appearance in the movie. <mask> won the World's Best Male Artist award at the World Music Awards.He was invited to perform at the World Music Awards. <mask> and Fan Bingbing starred in the erotic romance film Ever Since We Love, which was adapted from

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texts: the novel Everything Grows. <mask> starred in the South Korean- Chinese co-production film Sweet Sixteen. He played the lead role in A Chinese Odyssey Part Three, which was directed by Jeffery Lau. The second season of The Amazing Race was won by <mask> and his teammate. San Geng was <mask>'s third album. He said that this would be his last album release and that he would focus on acting in the future.<mask> will be starring in a science fiction movie. He is the executive producer of the series. <mask> was in a film called The Great Detective. He played the role of Zhang Xueliang in the documentary film The Founding of an Army. He played the role of Guan Yu in the film adaptation of Dynasty Warriors. <mask> reprised his role in the third part of the Ex-file franchise. <mask> starred in a movie.<mask> starred in Still Not Enough in 2020. The period drama series "Legacy" will premiere on WarnerMedia's regional streaming service "Hbo Go" later in 2021. The lives of the wealthy Yi family and three sisters who aspire to inherit their father's shopping mall business are chronicled in the 1920s-set drama "Legacy". In a time of uncertainty and upheaval, the three sisters set aside their differences to save their family's business. <mask> was a special host for Human Traffic: China, a 36-minute documentary aimed at raising awareness to help prevent human trafficking in China. The documentary was produced with the support of China's Ministry of Public Security, the United Nations Inter Agency Project on Human Trafficking, the United States Agency for International Development, and the Australian Agency for International Development. <mask> launched his own phone brand, known as the "Geng Phone."<mask> rang the opening bell as a shareholder at the New York Stock Exchange. <mask> is the first Chinese artist to ring the opening or closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange. The eyewear brand "Burqa Angel" was launched by <mask>. There was a

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title: Han Geng

texts: wedding in New Zealand on December 31st. <mask> had to return to China every three months to get his visa back after entering Korea with a vacation visa. He was able to stay for longer periods after his company obtained an E6 passport. A Chinese passport limited his promotional activities in Korea.A Chinese passport holder can only perform on three television stations. During a Harvard Korean Wave conference in early 2007, Lee Soo Man stated that <mask> was allowed to perform on TV. The company was fined for not knowing the procedures. <mask> wore a mask and a hat on stage to hide his face before signing his contracts. Kim Heechul finally revealed that <mask> was a backup dancer when he took off his mask. The rest of Super Junior performed at the M.NET/KM Music Festival and the Golden Awards despite visa restrictions. <mask> wasn't allowed to perform on the channels that aired the award ceremonies.On December 21, 2009, <mask> filed a lawsuit and left SM Entertainment. The 13-year length and structure of their exclusive contracts as well as the terms of profit distribution were disadvantageous towards the artists and should be invalidated. This was disclosed because of S.M. He had developed diseases because of Entertainment's refusal to give him a day off. On December 21, 2010, the court ruled in favor of <mask>. A representative of S.M. was present. Entertainment will file an immediate appeal to reverse the decision.On September 27, 2011, <mask> and S.M. were present. The case has been closed due to a mutual agreement regarding <mask>'s contract. According to <mask>'s current management company, <mask> won't continue his exclusive contract with SME and won't have any legally binding connection with the company. References External links 1984 births Chinese dance musicians Chinese expatriates in South Korea Chinese K-pop singers Chinese male dancers Chinese Mandopop singers Japanese-language singers Korean-language singers of China

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title: Trofim Tanaschishin

texts: <mask> was killed in World War II. During the Russian Civil War, he joined a Soviet partisan unit and was transferred to the Red Army, where he fought in the Polish–Soviet War, being captured by Polish troops but released. He became an officer of the armored forces in the early 1930s after holding cavalry command positions during the interwar period. When the German invasion of the Soviet Union began, <mask> commanded a tank battalion. He was decorated for his leadership during the Battle of Moscow. After commanding a tank brigade on the Southwestern Front, <mask> was appointed commander of the 13th Tank Corps. For his leadership of the corps, which became the 4th Guards Mechanized Corps, he was decorated and promoted to major general.He was killed in an air raid at the end of March 1944. Russian Civil War and Polish–Soviet War <mask> was born in Yaryshev on January 31, 1903. He joined the Red Army in March of 1918 and fought against the Germans and the forces of Skoropadskyi. At the end of the year, the partisan detachment was reorganized as the 1st Serebrysky Regiment, and <mask> became a mounted scout. He fought against the Ukrainian People's Army and the armed forces of South Russia in 1919. After heavy losses in the fighting, he joined the 395th Rifle Regiment. In the spring of 1920, during the Polish–Soviet War, <mask> fell ill and became a straggler in Ukrainian People's Army territory.After recovering, he tried to rejoin his unit,

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title: Trofim Tanaschishin

texts: but was captured by the Soviets on May 19 and imprisoned until July, when he was released. He fought against the Ukrainian People's Army. He was an assistant platoon commander in a cavalry battalion when he fought against the anti-Soviet forces. After the end of the war, <mask> became a physical training instructor for pre-conscription training of conscripts. He was a student at the S.M. in August 1925. There is a school in Yelizavetgrad. He served in the 9th Cavalry Division as a platoon commander and in the 54th Separate Reserve Squadron as a platoon commander.In May 1931, <mask> became commander of a training armored platoon of the Moscow Proletarian Rifle Division after graduating from the Leningrad Armored Commanders' Improvement Courses. This assignment was brief, as he was transferred in October to the 11th Cavalry Division as acting commander and commissar of a separate mechanized squadron, and commander of a training armored platoon. He became political officer of the training squadron of the 11th Mechanized Infantry in April 1932. Between November 1934 and May 1935, he was a student in the staff department of the Armored Commanders' Improvement Courses, then returned to the 11th Mechanized Regiment, temporarily serving as assistant chief of staff and acting chief of staff. He was appointed assistant chief of staff of the 21st tank brigade in the western special military district in April 1940, after he became chief of the second

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title: Trofim Tanaschishin

texts: staff department of the 1st tank brigade. In July of 1941, he was made chief of supply for the new 4th Tank Division of the 6th Mechanized Corps. The engagements that became known as the border battles in Soviet historiography were fought by the 10th Army of the Western Front.During the Battle of Moscow, part of the 5th Army of the Western Front, it was able to escape the encirclement and become commander of the 36th Separate Motorcycle Regiment. He was characterized by a superior as a "resolute, courageous, and bold commander" whose "personal skill, example, and courage" enabled a series of attacks against German forces. The defeat of the 7th Panzer Division in front of Borisovo was credited with being caused by his "decisive and swift actions". The Order of the Red Banner was given to <mask> for his leadership. The 36th Tank brigade, part of the Moscow Military District, had a new commander in December. It was transferred to the newly formed 22nd Tank Corps of the 38th Army in April 1942. The 13th Tank Corps went on to fight in the Battle of Stalingrad as part of the 1st Tank, 64th, and 57th Armies.The Stalingrad honorific was 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884


title: Toma Tanabe

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title: Toma Tanabe

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Despite being docked a point in the third round for excessive clinching, he was awarded a unanimous decision with scores of 29-26, 29-26 and 29-26. The fight was to take place at Krush 112 on March 28, 2020. He won the fight with a first-round technical knockout.The first knockdown came from a short jab, which caught Izawa on his right leg, with his left being raised to check a kick. The second knockdown was caused by a left straight. Izawa was knocked down three times with a left hook. On December 19, 2020, <mask> was scheduled to face Inatsu. The fight was won by a first-round technical knockout. The first two knockdowns came from a knee strike and a left straight. The quarterfinals of the Krush Featherweight tournament were to be held on September 26, 2020.Rikiya Yamaura replaced him as he was unable to compete due to Kienbck's disease. Takahito Niimi was challenged for the Krush Featherweight title by <mask>. Niimi was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Swami Paramananda

texts: One of the early Indian teachers who went to the United States to spread their philosophy and religion was a swami named <mask>. He was a visionary in spiritual community living. On February 5, 1884, <mask> was born in the village of Banaripara as the youngest son of a prestigious Guhathakurta family. The village was part of East Bengal in British India and now is part of Bangladesh. His father, Ananda Mohan Guha-Thakurta, was a champion for women's education, a legacy he was to pass on to his sons. He was nine years old when his mother died of cancer. He was known for his cheerfulness and affectionate nature.The father lost his eyesight when he was sixteen. A collection of "Sayings of Sri Ramakrishna," a revered saint who had died fourteen years prior, was one of the devotional texts that Suresh read aloud. On his 17th birthday, Suresh joined a group of older men from the village in a journey to Belur Math to visit the monastery and temple founded by Ramakrishna's disciples. He met his teacher, who was the first swami to teach in America. He became a monk of the Ramakrishna Order a month before his eighteenth birthday. The President of the Ramakrishna Math used to be called "Basanta Kokhil", or simply "Basanta", and that became his new nickname. The founder of the Madras Math was trained under the mentorship of Ramakrishna.In the West. At the age of twenty-two, Ananda Ashrama <mask> was sent to New York to work at the New York Vedanta Society. When the Vedanta

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title: Swami Paramananda

texts: Centre of Boston was established, he lived and taught there. He lectured for thirty-four years in the United States, Europe and Asia. He founded four nonsectarian ashramas where residents are mostly women, two in the United States and two in Calcutta, India. They are still doing well. Ananda Ashrama is located in La Crescenta, California and the Vedanta Centre is located in Cohasset, Massachusetts.He believed in equality between men and women. He established disciplined communities of nuns under the supervision of Sister Devamata, who was his American first student. She was the first American woman to teach yoga. In all areas of the work, women were given positions of leadership. The first Indian woman to join the community was Gayatri Devi, who was brought by <mask> in 1926 to be trained as one of his assistants. She was the first Indian woman to be a teacher in America and the spiritual leader of the ashramas. The Ramakrishna Mission excommunicated Ananda Ashrama because of ordaining women to teach.Dr. Susan Schrager was born in 1995. The spiritual leadership was accepted by Mother. Two schools and orphanages for girls in need, also called Ananda Ashrama, continue today in Calcutta, India in the neighborhoods of Natala and Bonhoogly. He wrote translations of the Upanishads as well as four volumes of mystical poetry, "The Vigil", "Rhythm of Life", and "My Creed", and many other books and publications. There are videos of a music program at the Hollywood Vedanta


title: Martial

texts: <mask> was a Roman poet best known for his twelve books of Epigrams, published in Rome between AD 86 and 103. He cheerfully satirises city life and the scandalous activities of his acquaintances in these short, witty poems. There are 1,235 elegiac couplets that he wrote. <mask> is considered to be the creator of the modern epigram. According to the well-known events to which they refer, early life knowledge is derived almost entirely from his works, which can be more or less dated. He was born on March 38, 39, 40 or 41 AD, according to Book X of his Epigrams, which was composed between 95 and 98. Under Caligula or Claudius.His place of birth was Augusta Bilbilis. Fronto and Flaccilla are thought to have died in his youth. His name seems to imply that he was born a Roman citizen, but he speaks of himself as "sprung from the Celts and Iberians, and a countryman of the Tagus", and in contrasting his own masculine appearance with that of an effeminate Greek, he draws particular 65, 7 His home in the country was one of rude comfort and plenty, enough to afford him the amusements of hunting and fishing, which he often recalls with pleasure, and enough near the town to afford him the company of many survivors of whom he looks forward to meeting again. 104). The rough names and local associations which he likes to introduce into his verse attest to the simple pleasures

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texts: of his early life and were among the influences which kept his spirit alive in the stultifying routines of upper-crust social life.He was educated in Hispania, a part of the Roman Empire which in the 1st century produced several notable Latin writers. The school of Catullus, Pedo, and Marsus is the school of martial arts. The form was impressed by his skill in wordsmithing. <mask> moved to Rome from Hispania after completing his education because of the success of his countrymen. This move took place in AD 64. It is not known if the Younger and Lucan were his first patrons. After he came to Rome, there wasn't much information about his life.He published some juvenile poems of which he thought very little in his later years, and he chuckled at a foolish bookseller who would not allow them to die a natural death. 114). His faculty grew with experience and with the knowledge of that social life which was both his theme and his inspiration; many of his best epigrams are among those written in his last years. It is possible that he was urged to practice at the bar, but that he preferred his own lazy life. He made many influential friends and secured their support. The semestris tribunatus, which confers on him equestrian rank, was one of the privileges he obtained from them. <mask> failed in his application for more substantial advantages, despite the fact that he

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texts: was invited to dinner by him, as well as the fact that he procured the privilege of citizenship for many people on his behalf.Liber spectaculorum was first published at the opening of the Colosseum. The book is related to the theatrical performances given by him, but it was published before the first year of Domitian. The year 81. Some of the worst creatures at the imperial court, including Crispinus and Paris, were procured by the emperor's favour. The two books numbered by editors XIII and XIV, known as Xenia and Apophoretascription, were published at the Saturnalia of 84. The first two books on which his reputation rests were produced in 86. He published a volume every year until his return to Hispania in 98.The first edition of Book X was published in the reign of Domitian. The accession of Nerva happened at the end of 96. About the time of Trajan's entrance into Rome, a revised edition of book X appeared. The last book was written three years after he left Hispania. Between the ages of forty-five and sixty, <mask> has an ordinary mode of life. He lived in metropolitan Rome for thirty-five years. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


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texts: the ordinary expenses of living in the metropolis. He looks forward to returning to the scene of his youth. There is a well-known epigram addressed to Juvenal. The evidence of the prose of Book XII proves that he could not live happily away from the literary and social pleasures of Rome for long. It seems to have been a necessity of his life to always have a patron or patroness, rather than his wife or mistress, that he had a lady named Marcella. Although he never rose to a position of real independence, he seems to have known many writers of the time.Among his friends were Lucan and Quintilian. <mask> and Statius have common friends, but <mask> and Statius are largely silent about one another. It is possible that the respectable author of the Thebaid and the Silvae felt little admiration for the life or works of the bohemian epigrammat, as <mask> in many places shows an undisguised contempt for the artificial kind of epic on which Statius's reputation chiefly rests <mask> was dependent on his wealthy friends and patrons for gifts of money, for his dinner, and even for his dress, but the relation of client to patron had been recognized as an honorable one by the best Roman traditions. They received favors from Augustus and Maecenas in their verse, but there was no blame attached to them. The relationship between Augustus and Domitian was very different. Men of

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texts: good birth and education, and sometimes even of high official position.I. The dole was accepted. <mask> made the best of the custom when he paid his court to a lord. He used to accompany his patrons to their villas at Baiae or Tibur to attend their morning levees. He went to his country house near Nomentum and sent a small volume of his poems as his representative at the early visit. "He had as much good-nature as wit and pungency in his writings", <mask>'s character wrote in his tribute to him on hearing of his death. The qualities <mask> most admires in his friends are honour and sincerity.The worst emperors of Rome in the 1st century were found to be distasteful by some. <mask> would censure these emperors after their death. 6). He seems to be free from cant, pedantry, or affectation of any kind, and he seems to have disliked hypocrisy in its many forms. He could respect and almost revere a refined and courteous lady despite his cynical disbelief in the character of women. His life in Rome gave him no experience of domestic virtue, but his writings show that virtue was the most important source of happiness in the age. <mask>'s affection for children and his dependents seems to be the most tender element in his nature.<mask>'s curiosity and power of observation can be seen in his Epigrams. The literary interest in <mask>'s epigrams arises from their literary

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texts: quality as well as their colorful references to human life. <mask>'s writings bring to life the spectacle and brutality of daily life in Rome. As Jo-Ann Shelton has written, "fire was a constant threat in ancient cities because wood was a common building material and people often used open fires and oil lamps." Some people may have set fire to their property in order to collect insurance money. <mask> accuses the doctors of his day of being cruel to slaves in Roman society. <mask>'s epigrams are characterized by their biting and often scathing sense of wit as well as for their lewdness, which has earned him a place in literary history as the original insult comic.Along with Roman graffiti, the Epigrams are important sources for Latin obscene words. The works of <mask> became highly valued due to their discovery by the Renaissance, who saw them as sharing an eye for the urban vices of their own times. The influence of the poet can be seen in late classical literature, the Carolingian revival, the Siglo de Oro, and early modern English and German poetry. <mask>'s work has seen a resurgence of scholarly attention in the 21st century. Coleman, Kathleen M. The identity of Caesar. In M. Valerii <mask>is Liber Spectaculorum.Kathleen Coleman is the editor. New York: Oxford University. Press. Garrett G. Fagan was born in 1999. "A Visit to the Baths with Martial" was

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texts: They floated through the canyon of the Gates of lodore after putting in the river in Wyoming. The Green River, Utah, where the Old Spanish Trail crossed the river, may have been where <mask> traveled further down after he disembarked at the mouth of the Duchesne River. Chief Walkara helped them to travel overland to the Wasatch Front wherever they disembarked. The Powell's party was successful in floating further down the Green to the Colorado and then on to the California/Arizona border in 1869.The Forty-niners traveled to southern California from Utah. The pioneers were lost in the Great Basin Desert for three weeks before entering Death Valley. The oxen pulling their wagons were dying of starvation as their food supplies were almost exhausted. They trekked across the desert to Rancho San Fernando to look for an escape route for the families trapped in Death Valley. They procured food and horses from Mexican villagers and were able to save their party by taking them to Rancho San Francisco. After living in California for several months, he went back to his farm in Wisconsin via steamboat and crossed the isthmus of Panama overland. In the fall of 1859, after he had saved enough money to buy land in the Communications Hill, San Jose area, he returned to California by the same method, arriving in San Francisco shortly after the fire of 1851.At the age of 42, Manly married Mary Jane Woods of


title: Pat Kenny

texts: The current affairs show <mask> Tonight is hosted by <mask>, who is also the host of the daily radio show The <mask> Show on Newstalk. <mask> had a 41-year high-profile career atRT, in which he was their highest paid presenter for several years. He hosted Today with <mask> on Radio 1 from 10:00 to midday. He hosted The Late Late Show from September 1999 until May 2009. He presented the current affairs programme The Frontline for five years. He has hosted numerous television shows, including Today Tonight, Saturday Live and Kenny Live, as well as co-hosted the 1988 edition of the Eurovision Song Contest. He was the highest paid employee at RT and held a Jacob's Award.Village named him the 23rd most influential person of 2009. <mask> obtained a degree in chemical engineering from University College Dublin in 1969. He was a postgraduate student at the Georgia Institute of Technology and a lecturer at theBolton Street College of Technology in Dublin. In the mid-1970s, he began his broadcasting career by working as a continuity announcer on the radio. He became a radio DJ. <mask> won a Jacob's Award in 1986 for presenting three different radio shows, The Kenny Report, The Outside Track and Saturday View. Today Tonight, The <mask> Show, Saturday Live, Kenny Live!<mask> was a current affairs host on Today Tonight in the 1980's. He moved from presenting current affairs to co-presenter of the 1988 Eurovision Song Contest. He was at the Royal Dublin Society's Simmonscourt Pavilion. <mask> provided commentary for Irish viewers of the event on nine occasions from 1991 to 1999. He refused to apologize for referring to Dana International as "he, she or it" during the 1998 edition of the contest. The <mask> Show was presented by him. He was a guest on Saturday Live.The title of the show was changed to Kenny Live!. There was a rivalry between <mask>! and The Late Late Show. Saturday Live was conceived as preserving the weekend slot on a Saturday night to prevent

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texts: loss of viewers and advertising revenue. Gay Byrne retired from presenting The Late Late Show in 1999. On May 24, 1999, <mask> was announced as Byrne's replacement. The announcement that he was taking over at the age of 51 was made when he was in Israel for the 1999 Eurovision Song Contest. One of the highlights of <mask>'s career in presenting The Late Late Show was his Toy Show interview with comedian Jerry Seinfeld.<mask> referred to him as Jerry Sein-field. <mask> had an interview with Pete Doherty on The Late Late Show. Doherty appeared to be uncomfortable as <mask> repeatedly questioned him about his drug habits. "I don't know if you could even name a song that I've written, but <mask> asked me about drugs and Kate Moss, but nothing about my music", said Doherty at one point. "Possibly not", <mask> said. <mask> will step down as host of The Late Late Show at the end of the season. U2 presented <mask> with a guitar and a pair of sunglasses on his final night.<mask> thanked the crew for their work during the final programme, which included an outside party. In September 2009, <mask> began presenting The Frontline every Monday night on RT One, a debate show revolving around the interaction between <mask>, his guests and an invited audience. <mask> hosted Prime Time, the current affairs programme which replaced <mask>'s pre-Late Late Show programme, Today Tonight. The Evening Herald said it was a surprise return to a familiar slot. It was a return to his roots for Mr <mask> who made his name as a current affairs broadcaster. The Frontline ended in January 2013 as <mask> became the co-host with O'Callaghan of a new Prime Time show. <mask> has had several on-air personal attacks during his career as a host of The Late Late Show and The Frontline.The Late Late Show was invaded by a man in November of 2006 who called the show host and his predecessor "insufferable arseholes". On the same day that he rammed his car into the entrance of the

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texts: television centre, he was charged with harassment for painting walls near <mask>'s home with threatening messages. In an interview with Jack O'Connor on The Frontline on 2 November 2009, O'Connor suggested that a "reasonable level of tax" should be levied on "trophy houses". O'Connor replied, "A house like yours, probably", to which <mask> replied, "I built my house in 1988." Is it a 'trophy house'? I don't want this to happen to me. O'Connor apologized a few moments later.An audience member berated <mask> over the issue of an excessive wage during an interview with the Minister for Social and Family Affairs. <mask>'s wage was compared to that of the President of the United States, who had 11 hours of broadcast per week. He said that <mask> didn't have the right to talk about social welfare or people who had no means. The audience member continued to shout when <mask> tried to resume. The attack lasted for a while before a break. On July 31, it was announced that <mask> would not be renewing his contract with RT and would be leaving to host a current affairs magazine show on Newstalk. It caused a bit of a surprise.The defection of <mask> to Newstalk is a major loss for the national broadcaster. Gay Byrne described his decision as a great loss for RT and said that he has learned a lot from <mask>. In August of last year, it was announced that <mask> would return to TV screens in 2015, with a new show called <mask> in the Round. The show was axed in September of 2015. <mask> hosted the current affairs show <mask> Tonight with Fitzpatrick. The series was hosted by <mask>. <mask> was no longer working with Virgin Media TV after the launch of a new series called <mask>'s Big Debate."I wouldn't criticize Miriam for doing what she did", <mask> said when she came under fire from Sinn Féin for challenging Martin McGuinness' past misdeeds during the 2011 presidential election campaign in a Prime Time debate. <mask> was critical of Sen Gallagher after the

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texts: presidential candidate objected to atweet <mask> read out on The Frontline days before the election. <mask> said that he was "judged by the public not to be worthy" because he was not good at creating jobs. <mask> was a supporter of the Health Service Executive campaign to educate the public on harm reduction. <mask> warned that cocaine "lines the pockets of criminals" despite a perception of the drug as "party central", while using his radio slot to read out practical advice regarding drug use. <mask> said the practice of censoring IRA figures in broadcast media was unsuccessful. John F. Kennedy and Paul Newman are personal heroes according to him.Kennedy was the epitome of power and charisma, even before he was killed, according to <mask>, who witnessed Kennedy in the flesh as a child. He was a critic of Ursula von der Leyen's efforts to promote gender equality at the top of European politics. President von der Leyen wants gender balance in the Commission, but I don't care what gender they are, as long as they can do the job. It doesn't seem right to me that you have to pick someone of the other gender in order to be politically correct if you get two people of the same gender. <mask> was the highest-paid host on RT in 2008. His pay was reduced due to the economic climate. By today's standard, the salaries paid to the top stars were excessive.I repeat that they were set at a different time in a different competitive reality where some of this talent might be up for defection to another organisation and that they delivered value for money. "I am satisfied that the significant reduction in the fees paid to my company takes account of current economic circumstances while also reflecting my experience over 37 years in broadcasting atRT", said <mask> in his statement. <mask> was hosting and his high salary was strongly denounced. <mask> and RT were able to reduce the amount of tax paid on his salary because he was paid through a separate company.

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texts: <mask> said that he was working harder than ever and that he wouldn't put a gun to RTE's head. He made 630,000 in 2011. <mask> and his wife are the sole directors of Pat Kenny Media Services.<mask> received a Doctor of Science degree from University College Dublin in September of 2012 for his contributions to public service broadcasting. He received a lifetime achievement award from the Irish Film and Television Awards. Styles of Byrne and <mask>'s career has spanned radio, television, and chat show host. His radio career was similar to that of Byrne. He was always in entertainment and never in current affairs. He described himself as an entertainer first. <mask> was seen as unsuited to the field of light entertainment by a critic.<mask> is not suited to the type of knockabout Gay Byrne is used to. Do you want bland television where everything you hear reinforces your own view or do you want to be challenged? I think the latter is better. I challenge people. You can complain to the Broadcasting Complaints Commission if you get angry and pick up the phone. It means you are involved in the argument. Due to his long association with the show, Byrne in his autobiography seemed to almost have proprietarial rights, having been both producer and presenter of the show.The media criticized <mask> for his takeover. The Late Late Show had a competitor in the Friday evening time slot in autumn of 2003 with the arrival of The Dunphy Show, hosted by Eamon Dunphy. The Dunphy Show was canceled in December of 2003 after 14 episodes. Gay said the idea that he and <mask> were competing was "bloody rubbish". When <mask> asked for more money, there was a quote from the chief executive. "He believes he is better than Gay Byrne," Mr Finn said. In a radio interview on <mask>'s show, Bowman said that the revelations in which Finn said <mask> "feels very strong about the Gay Byrne thing" were contained in the archives.<mask> is married to Kathy. She defended him against

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texts: the criticism he received over the amount of money he was paid. They live in Dalkey, Dublin, in a house built in the early 1990s. They have two daughters and <mask> is the father of another child from a previous relationship. Jim died at the age of 74. <mask>'s mother was buried on October 23, 2008. <mask> didn't show up on The Late Late Show because of the media coverage of his mother's funeral.An off-screen personality who has regular dealings with <mask> says he is very good at what he does and works very hard to make his radio show and Late Late's as good as possible. <mask> was said to be good at giving praise and encouragement to younger staff. Aoife, the daughter of the attacker, was consoled by <mask> when he was attacked live on air. <mask> and his neighbour went to court over the issue of who owned the field. <mask>'s case was that he had entitlement to 'Gorse Hill' through adverse possession. <mask> placed a lock on the field without telling his neighbour. It was claimed that <mask> came at him with his fists and fought with him.<mask> had an assault on him by his neighbour. Both sides of the case paid their own costs after <mask> bought the land for an undisclosed sum. <mask> became a high-profile victim of the fake news phenomenon when it was reported that unauthorized advertisements for ED cures had been circulating online. Taking to his Newstalk radio show, <mask> lambasted the adverts as a scam and advised his audience not to buy the medication with his recommendation. In the wake of the Oireachtas Golf Society scandal, <mask> spoke out in defence of Sean O'Rourke, who was cut adrift by the national broadcaster. <mask> said the reaction to O'Rourke's carousing with politicians was ridiculous. He accused those in power of "pandering to populists and looking over their shoulders at the publicans', farming and hoteliers' lobbies".The <mask> Show at Newstalk.ie has a list of people who are alumni of University College Dublin and

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title: Julius L. Chambers

texts: <mask> was an American lawyer and civil rights leader. <mask> grew up in rural Montgomery County, North Carolina, during the Jim Crow era. <mask> witnessed the effects of discrimination when his father's auto repair business became a target of racial injustice in 1948. A white customer refused to pay his father and his father could not find a lawyer who was willing to file a suit on behalf of a black man against a white man. <mask> decided to pursue a career in law in order to help end segregation and racial discrimination. He attended North Carolina Central University after graduating from high school. He graduated summa cum laude from NCCU with an undergraduate degree in history.He received a graduate degree in history from the University of Michigan. <mask> attended law school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He graduated first in his class of 100 students and was the first African American editor-in-chief of the school's law review. <mask> was the first African American to join the Order of the Golden Fleece. He earned his degree in 1964. From Columbia University Law School. <mask> was the first intern for the NAACP Legal Defense Fund in New York, having been selected by Thurgood Marshall.<mask> started a solo law practice in Charlotte in 1964. The first integrated firm in North Carolina was this one. A number of key cases before the Supreme Court of the United States that would help to shape evolving American civil rights laws were successfully litigated by the firm with founding partners James E. Ferguson II and Adam Stein. Several times, the firm's efforts were met with violence from white supremacists. In January 1965, <mask>' car was destroyed by a bomb while he was in New Bern, North Carolina. In the middle of the first hearings of the school busing case, <mask>'s home was bombed along with three other homes of African American leaders. No one was hurt.National television and

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texts: newspaper coverage of the bombings included an article in The New York Times. Chambers's downtown Charlotte law office was firebombed in 1971. <mask> returned to private law practice with this firm after he retired from his position as chancellor of North Carolina Central University. He joined the NAACP Legal Defense Fund in New York City as its highest executive in 1984 after leaving the Charlotte firm. The LDF litigated cases in the areas of education, voting rights, capital punishment, employment, housing and prisons under <mask>' leadership. Affirmative action programs of the 1970s and 1980s were defended by the LDF. <mask> had an active career in education.He left New York in 1993 to become the chancellor of his alma mater, North Carolina Central University. The University established its first endowed chairs under his administration. He was chancellor from June 30, 2001 to June 30, 2002. <mask> taught at Harvard Law, University of Virginia Law School, University of Pennsylvania Law School, Columbia University Law School, and the University of Michigan Law School. He was the Charles Hamilton Houston Endowed Professor of Law at North Carolina Central University. <mask> was a clinical professor of law and director of the Center for Civil Rights at the UNC School of Law in Charlotte in his last years. "Beyond Affirmative Action" and "Race and Equality: The Still Unfinished Business of the Warren Court" were both published by Publications Chambers.JohnEdwards was supported in the 2008 presidential election by <mask>. <mask> had two children, a grandchild and was married to a woman. He was initiated into the Alpha Phi Alpha chapter as an undergrad. His wife died in 2012 After months of bad health, <mask> died on August 2, 2013, at the age of 76. He was survived by his family. The <mask> Highway is a section of interstate 85 in Charlotte.The University of North Carolina at Charlotte has links to Julius L.

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title: Izzy Stradlin

texts: Jeffrey Dean Isbell (born April 8, 1962), also known as "<mask>", is an American guitarist, singer and songwriter. He left Guns N' Roses at the height of their fame in 1991, but he recorded four studio albums with the band. After leaving Guns N' Roses, he fronted his own rock band and continued to record as a solo artist. He was a member of Guns N' Roses when they were in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Jeffrey Dean Isbell was born in Indiana. His father was an engraver and his mother worked for a phone company. They divorced when he was eight and his mother moved with his two younger brothers to Lafayette, Indiana.His father had two daughters with his new wife. It was cool growing up there. There is a courthouse, a college, a river and railroad tracks. There wasn't much to do in the small town. We rode bikes, smoked pot, and got into trouble. By the age of eight, Bob Dylan, Pink Floyd, and Alice Cooper were his musical favorites. His paternal grandmother was a drummer in a swing jazz band.He talked his parents into buying him a drum kit. William Bailey was one of the founding members of the band in high school. We were long haired in high school. You were either a jock or stoner. We ended up hanging out together because we weren't jocks. We played covers in the garage. We never made it out of the garage because there were no clubs to play at.The only original member of Guns N' Roses to have a high school degree, <mask> graduated in 1980 with a D average. He moved to Los Angeles because of his career in music. After arriving in Los Angeles, he joined a punk band. During his first show with the band, audience members began attacking the musicians, and he yelled, "Get the fuck away from me, man!" He was in a punk band

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texts: before his drum kit was stolen and he switched to bass. During his time in the band, he took up rhythm guitar to aid his writing. Axl Rose moved to Los Angeles the year that Hollywood Rose was formed."Anything Goes", "Rocker", "Shadow of Your Love", and "Reckless Life" were included in a five-song demo recorded in January 1984 and released in 2004. Following the dissolution of the group, <mask> joined London. Stalin was formed with singer Eric Leach and guitarist Taz Rudd of Symbol Six. He and Hollywood Rose were together in December. Guns N' Roses was founded in March of 1985. Guns and other items as a favor to L.A. The Guns manager had previously booked the act at the Troubadour.By June, the line-up consisted of Rose, guitarist Slash, rhythm guitarist <mask>, bassist Duff McKagan, and drummer Steven Adler. They opened for larger acts in 1985 and 1986 and played nightclubs. Much of the band's classic material was written during this period, and <mask> established himself as a key writer. Guns N' Roses' debut album, Appetite for Destruction, has sold over 28 million copies worldwide, including 18 million in the United States. The songs "Sweet Child o' Mine" and "Paradise City" were co-written by <mask>. He wrote the hit "Patience" on the follow-up G N' R Lies, which was released in November 1988 and sold five million copies in the US. Like a suicide.Tensions within the band grew as their success grew. Rose threatened to leave The Rolling Stones if they didn't stop dancing with Mr. Brownstone. After being sentenced to a year's probation for urinating in public aboard an airplane, the band nicknamed him "Whizzy", and he returned to his house in Indiana, where he was clean of drugs and alcohol. The long-awaited Use Your

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texts: Illusion I and Use Your Illusion II were released by Guns N' Roses in 1991. 2 and No. 1 are in the US chart. "Don't Cry", "You Could Be Mine", "You Ain't the First", "Double Talkin' Jive", and "14 Years" were all written by <mask>.His preferred guitar during recording was the same one he had used before. After quitting drugs, he became dissatisfied with life in Guns N' Roses: "After I quit drugs, I couldn't help looking around and asking myself, 'Is this all there is?'" I needed to get out of it. On November 7, 1991, it was announced that he had left Guns N' Roses, having played his final show as an official member on August 31 at Wembley Stadium. The Riverport riot and Axl Rose's chronic lateness and diva behavior on the Use Your Illusion Tour were some of the reasons why Stradlin didn't like the complications that became such a part of daily life in Guns N' Roses. He objected to the contract which demoted him to a lower position before he left. They were going to reduce my percentage of royalties.I said, 'Fuck you!' I've been there for a while. Why should I do that? I'll play the whiskey. That's what happened. It was insane. Getting sober helped in his decision to leave, as he said, "When you're fucked up, you're more likely to put up with things you wouldn't normally put up with."Guns N' Roses's 1993 covers album "The Spaghetti Incident?" features some of the guitar playing recorded by <mask>. He was uncredited on the project. After leaving Guns N' Roses, he returned to his hometown of Lafayette, Indiana, where he began working on new material. He formed a band with Rick Richards of Georgia Satellites on lead guitar, Jimmy Ashhurst of Broken Homes on bass, and Charlie Quintana on drums. Their debut album was called

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texts: his statement.He did not attend the ceremony. During two shows at London's O2 Arena, Guns N' Roses performed a number of their songs, including "14 Years," which hadn't been performed live in over 20 years. He performed with Guns N' Roses at a private show in Saint-Tropez in July and at a concert in Palma de Mallorca in November. In November, the single "Baby-Rann" was released for the first time in over two years. In a statement to Rolling Stone, Stradlin confirmed that he will not be involved with the Guns N' Roses lineup in 2016 despite rumors and speculation. He said that he declined because the band didn't want to split the loot equally. According to Alan Niven, Stradlin participated in a soundcheck with Guns N' Roses, but left before appearing on the show.Adler had special guest appearances that <mask> declined. In 2016 <mask> released a number of singles, previewing some of them on his social media accounts. The acoustic videos "Sunshine" and "Stuck in the Middle with You" were made available through the internet. Money, "To Being Alive" and a cover version of J.J. Cale's "Call Me the Breeze" were released to online music stores. On his album Sad Clowns & Hillbillies, <mask> played guitar on the song "Grandview" by John Mellencamp. The song had another person featured on it. On May 29, 1995 in Indiana, Stradlin married Annica.The couple separated in 2001. Isbell's half-brother, Joseph William "Little Joe" Isbell, was a recording and touring artist and was described as a "country yodeler". In 2016 he lived in California in the Ojai Valley Equipment Guitars, Les Paul Special Double Cutaway Amps, and Mesa Boogie Mark Series. References External links 1962 births 20th-century American guitarists 20th-century

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title: Thomas Muthee

texts: <mask> is a preacher and bishop. During the 2008 United States Presidential campaign, his visit to the Wasilla, Alaska Assembly of God in 2005 was reported by the media. His claims of successful spiritual warfare with an alleged witch known as "Mama Jane" came under scrutiny. Muthee has spoken to churches in multiple European countries and is involved in humanitarian work in Africa. The website of Tomas Muthee's church states that he holds a Master's degree in practical ministry and founded the Word of Faith Church in February 1989 in the town of Kiambu, Kenya, before going on to found approximately 400 churches in the nearby regions of Kenya. The "Prayer Cave" is where meetings used to be held in the grocery basement. Margaret Muthee had two children with Muthee, Joshua and Ann.Joshua is a student at Sacramento State University and resides with a pastor of his father's church. <mask> was the East African director of the International Spiritual Warfare Network. After finishing his graduate studies in Scotland, Mama Jane <mask> and his wife returned to Africa. After six months of prayer, research, and spiritual mapping, they came to believe that a woman known as "Mama Jane" was a witch and caused traffic accidents, crime, and spiritual oppression. Muthee claimed that top government and business leaders were afraid to do anything without her approval and that at least one person per month would die in a car accident in front of her "divination house." Muthee declared, "Mama Jane either gets saved and serves the Lord, or she leaves town!" There isn't room for both of us anymore.According to <mask>'s account, three young people died in an accident in front of Mama Jane's

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texts: house after his followers began to pray. Angry townsfolk wanted to stone Mama Jane. When the police entered Mama Jane's home, they were startled by what they thought was a demon and shot her pet dead. According to some accounts, Mama Jane left town after being questioned by police. The Mama Jane event has been referred to as an example of successful spiritual mapping, which includes locating specific witches by research and prayer, and spiritual warfare, claiming that crime and traffic accidents were reduced as a result of chasing Mama Jane out of town. The event has been referred to as an example of the power of prayer. The event was depicted in two videos by George Otis, Jr., in which Muthee claimed that he was responsible for positive social change in the town after Mama Jane left.There were no police reports or other sources that supported Muthee's claims. According to investigators, "Mama Jane" is Jane Njenga, a local pastor. In 2005, Wasilla Assembly of God Bishop <mask> delivered several guest sermons. The Bible says that the wealth of the wicked is stored up for the righteous. It is high time that we have top Christian businessmen, businesswomen, bankers, who are men and women of integrity, running the economics of our nations. We are waiting for that. That is part and parcel of transformation.The way the Israelites won is if you look at them. Even today, that is how they are. The talk will take us to the lands when we see that.


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texts: with a grade average of 99.5.He earned an A.B. at Columbia University. The Green Memorial Prize for the best academic record is given to the summa cum laude at 17 years of age. He was awarded a PhD in physics when he was 21 years old. <mask> became a research scientist at the Radiation Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley after a short period of teaching and research. He was involved in the development of plutonium and the construction of the Polaris missile. He joined the staff of the University of California Radiation Laboratory in 1952 and became its director in 1960, succeeding Edward Teller. Some of the first computers, along with mathematics and engineering, were used to reduce the size of thermonuclear warheads for strategic military use.<mask> and his team helped make Livermore's reputation by designing nuclear warheads small and light enough to be placed on the Navy's nuclear-powered missile submarines. He was a member of several federal scientific bodies and a senior science adviser at the Conference on the Discontinuance of Nuclear Tests. The United States Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara and the United States Secretary of the Air Force Clark Clifford both hired <mask> as Director of Defense Research and Engineering. He was the President of the California Institute of Technology from 1969 to 1977.

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texts: <mask> was the first natural scientist to become secretary of defense after eight years in the Pentagon. He was involved in all areas of his job. <mask> launched a comprehensive review of defense organization that eventually brought significant change, consistent with the Carter administration's objective to reorganize the federal government.He understood the limits of effective reform. In one of his first speeches after leaving office, "'Managing' the Defense Department-Why It Can't Be Done', at the University of Michigan in March 1981 he observed: With regard to strategic planning, <mask> shared much the same concerns as his Republican predecessors. <mask> followed the principle of "essential equivalence" in the nuclear competition with the Soviet Union. "Soviet strategic nuclear forces do not become usable instruments of political leverage, diplomatic coercion, or military advantage; nuclear stability, especially in a crisis, is maintained; any advantages in force characteristics enjoyed by the Soviets are offset by U.S. advantages in other characteristics." In his 2012 memoir, Star-Spangled Security, he wrote that the military services were disrupted badly by the Vietnam War when he was secretary of defense in 1977. According to The New York Times, experts say that contrary to popular belief, President Ronald Reagan did not

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texts: increase defense spending to ramp up competition with the Soviet Union. Some of the administration's most important decisions on weapon systems reflected this commitment.He gave the go-ahead for the development of a "stealth" technology, even though he decided not to produce the B-1 bomber. The administration supported the development of the MX missile, which was supposed to replace the Minuteman and Titan missiles in the 1980s. In order to ensure survivability, 200 MX missiles would be placed in Utah and Nevada, with each missile to be shuttled among 23 different shelters of its own located along the roadway. Although this plan was expensive and controversial, <mask> argued that it was the best way to protect missiles from enemy attack. The conversion of the Poseidon submarine to a fully MIRVed missile capability was carried forward by <mask>. By early 1979 <mask> and his staff had developed a "countervailing strategy", an approach to nuclear targeting that past secretaries of defense Robert McNamara and James R<mask> said that "we must have forces and plans for the use of our strategic nuclear forces such that in considering aggression against our interests, our adversary would recognize that no plausible outcome would represent a success-on any rational definition of success."The prospect of a failure would deter an attack on

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texts: the United States. The assured destruction approach, which stressed attacks on urban and industrial targets, was not ruled out by <mask>. It is possible that the mission of assured destruction would not have to be executed if deterrence failed. The countervailing strategy was officially adopted by President Carter on July 25, 1980. <mask> argued that it was a codification of previous explanations of our strategic policy and not a new strategic doctrine. The Carter administration leakedPD 59 and the stealth technology in the midst of the 1980 United States presidential election campaign to counter charges of weakness, as <mask> described it. The assumption that a nuclear war could be limited made it more likely that the United States would initiate a nuclear conflict.The countervailing strategy was not a first strike strategy according to <mask>. Nothing in the policy contemplates that nuclear war can be a deliberate instrument of achieving our national security goals. ... We can't afford for the Soviet leadership to think that a nuclear war is an option. NATO <mask> worked hard to strengthen the alliance. After taking office, <mask> launched a series of NATO initiatives with the assistance of Robert W. Komer, his special adviser on NATO affairs and under-secretary of defense for policy. Enhanced readiness; rapid reinforcement;

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title: Harold Brown (Secretary of Defense)

texts: stronger European reserve forces; improvements in maritime capabilities; integrated air defenses; effective command, control, and communications; electronic warfare were some of the 10 priority categories endorsed by the NATO heads of government in 1978.In December 1979 NATO defense and foreign ministers decided to place 464 ground-launched cruise missiles in several Western countries in response to the deployment of new theater nuclear weapons by the Soviets. If satisfactory progress is made in arms control negotiations with the Soviet Union, the new missile deployment will be scaled down. NATO members pledged in 1977 to increase their individual defense spending by three percent per year in real terms. <mask> explained that the goal was to balance the resources of the Soviet bloc with those of the alliance. Although some NATO members hesitated to confirm the agreement to accept new missiles, <mask> was pleased with NATO's progress. He told an interviewer that his most important achievement so far was the revival of NATO. <mask> tried to strengthen the defense contributions of the U.S. allies outside of NATO.He repeatedly urged the Japanese government to increase its defense budget so that it could shoulder a larger share of the Western allies' Pacific security burden. The Carter administration continued military and other


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texts: assistance to South Korea despite the phased withdrawal of US ground forces from the country in 1977. About 40,000 U.S. troops are in Korea because of the president's decision to put the troop withdrawal plan on hold. On January 1, 1979 the United States established diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China. <mask> helped lay the groundwork for limited collaboration on security issues when he visited the PRC a year later. <mask>'s national security policy included arms control. He was the administration's spokesman in urging the Senate to approve the June 1979 SALT II treaty between the United States and the Soviet Union.Both sides were limited to 2,250 strategic nuclear delivery vehicles, which included bombs, ICBMs,SLBMs, and air-to-surface missiles. There were restrictions on the number of warheads on each missile and on the deployment of new land-based missile systems. Each side had its own technical means for verification. Salt II would reduce the Soviet Union's strategic forces, bring increased predictability and stability to Soviet-U.S. nuclear relationships, reduce the cost of maintaining a strategic balance, and reduce the risk of nuclear war. He denied that the United States underestimated the Soviet military build up, that the treaty would weaken the Western alliance, and that the Soviet Union could not

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texts: be trusted to obey the treaty. In order to appease Senate opponents of the treaty, the Carter administration agreed in the fall of 1979 to support higher increases in the defense budget. The Senate would not accept the treaty at that time due to the invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviets.The greatest regret of <mask>'s time in office was the failure to secure ratification of SALT II. The U.S. and the Soviet Union followed the terms of the pact until 1986, when President Ronald Reagan accused the Soviet Union of violating the terms and withdrew from the pact. The Panama Canal issue is one of the more immediate questions <mask> had to deal with. The control of the Panama canal zone was granted to the United States in perpetuity after Panama gained independence in 1903. The United States and Panama signed two treaties in 1977 guaranteeing the canal's neutrality and giving Panama full control of the canal by 2000. The Defense Department was involved in the negotiations. <mask> insisted that the treaties were essential to the canal's future operation and security in order to get the Senate to approve them.The Camp David Accords of September 1978 and the signing of the two nations of a peace treaty in March 1979 were supported by <mask>. The fall of the Shah from power in Iran in January 1979 eliminated a major U.S. ally and triggered


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texts: a chain of events that played havoc with American policy in the region. Iranian revolutionaries occupied the U.S. embassy in Tehran in 1979 and took more than 50 hostages. <mask> was involved in the planning of the rescue operation that ended in failure and the loss of eight U.S. servicemen. President Carter couldn't make final arrangements for the release of the hostages until the last day of his administration. The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in December 1979 complicated the role of the United States in the Middle East and Southwest Asia. The Rapid deployment Joint Task Force was activated on March 1, 1980, in response to the events in Iran and Afghanistan.Although normally a planning headquarters without operational units, the RDJTF could get such forces from the several services and command them in crisis situations. The RDJTF was responsible for developing plans for contingency operations, particularly in Southwest Asia, and maintaining adequate capabilities and readiness for such missions. Budget was a major part of <mask>'s time. During the 1976 campaign, President Carter criticized the defense spending levels of the Ford administration and promised cuts in the range of $5 billion to $7 billion. <mask> suggested a series of amendments to Ford's proposed fiscal year 1978 budget, which had the effect of cutting it by


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texts: almost $3 billion, but still allowing a Total Obligational Authority (TOA) increase of more than $8 billion over the fiscal year 1977 budget. High prevailing rates of inflation, the need to strengthen and modernize conventional forces neglected since the end of the Vietnam War, and serious challenges in the Middle East, Iran, Afghanistan, and elsewhere are some of the reasons why subsequent budgets under <mask> moved generally upward. In TOA, the Brown Defense budgets were as follows: 1978 $116.1 billion, 1979 $124.7 billion, 1980 $141.9 billion, and 1981 $175.5 billion.There were slight negative percentages in 1978 and 1979 and increases in 1980 and 1981 in terms of real growth. Supplemental appropriations obtained by the Reagan administration resulted in part of the fiscal year 1981 increase. Significant real growth over the TOA for fiscal year 1981 was called for in its proposals. In his 2012 memoir, Star-Spangled Security, <mask> boasted that the Defense Department budget in real terms was 10 to 12 percent more when we left than when we came in, which he opined was not an easy accomplishment considering Carter's campaign promise to cut defense spending. With the increased budget, <mask> oversaw the development of "stealth" aircraft, and the acceleration of the Trident submarine program. President Carter's unsuccessful bid


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texts: for re-election led to the departure of <mask> on January 20, 1981. <mask> spoke frequently on national issues in public during the 1980 campaign.President Carter gave the Presidential Medal of Freedom to <mask> in 1981 and President Bill Clinton gave the Enrico Fermi Award to <mask> in 1993. After leaving the Pentagon, <mask> remained in Washington, D.C., as a visiting professor and chairman of the university's Foreign Policy Institute. He continued to speak and write on national security issues, and in 1983 published "Thinking About National Security: Defense and Foreign Policy in a Dangerous World." <mask> later served on the boards of a number of corporations. The John Jay Award for distinguished professional achievement was given to <mask> in 1980. On January 5, 2006 he participated in a meeting at the White House of former Secretaries of Defense and State to discuss United States foreign policy with Bush administration officials. The United States Energy Security Council is sponsored by the Institute for the Analysis of Global Security. <mask> died of cancer at the age of 91.See also Harold Brown Award Membership discrimination in California social clubs. The Department of Defense Biography is from the Alsos Digital Library for Nuclear

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title: Frank O'Driscoll Hunter

texts: The United States Army Air Service credited <mask>'<mask> with downing nine enemy aircraft during World War I. <mask> was an advocate of fighter aircraft strategy and tactics. He was the commanding general of the VIII Fighter Command in World War II. <mask> was born in Georgia on December 8, 1894. He was educated in Connecticut and Switzerland. He joined the Aviation Section, Signal Reserve, as a flying cadet. He went to France in September 1917 for further training at the 3rd Aviation Instruction Center.<mask> downed two German planes on his first combat patrol, despite being wounded, despite being assigned to the 103rd Aero Squadron. He was an ace by the end of the war because he had nine German planes. The last pilot to remain with the squadron was <mask>, who left on January 24, 1919. He received four oak leaf clusters, more than any other person besides Eddie Rickenbacker, who received six oak leaf clusters to the DSC. He received the French Croix de Guerre with palm for his achievements in aerial combat. After the war, he left the Army and joined the Regular Army Air Service. He joined the Regular Army in 1920 and attended the Field Artillery School and Air Service Observation School.He was assigned to the 1st Pursuit Group after graduating from college. In July 1922, he went to Selfridge Field, Michigan, as commanding officer of the 94th Squadron, and in October 1922, entered the Air Service Tactical School at Langley Field, Virginia, returning to his command of the 94th Squadron when he graduated in June 1923. He became Operations Officer of Selfridge Field in July of 1925. He returned to Selfridge Field in December 1926 after he was transferred to Camp Anthony Wayne, Pennsylvania. After serving

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title: Frank O'Driscoll Hunter

texts: in the Office of the Chief of Air Corps in Washington, D.C., he became the commanding officer of the 95th Pursuit Squadron. The 17th Pursuit Group was commanded by him in October 1931. He became chief of operations, Western Zone Air Mail Operations, in February 1934, after being assigned as executive officer of the 1st Pursuit Wing at March Field.He was the executive officer of the 1st Pursuit Wing in May 1934. In July 1934, he was ordered to Albrook Field, Panama Canal Zone, as adjutant and operations officer of the 19th Composite Wing. He became operations and training officer in December 1934. He became operations officer for the 3rd Wing at Barksdale Field in July 1937, after serving as commanding officer of the 79th Pursuit Squadron. He went to Alabama in July of 1939 as the commanding officer of the 23rd Composite Group. The citizens of Georgia named the city's airport after him in honor of World War II. He was attached to the Office of the Military Attache in London, England, in July 1940.After returning to the United States in December 1940, he was the commanding officer of the 23rd Composite Group. He joined the Eighth Air Force in Washington, D.C. in May 1942, after he was assigned to Headquarters Army Air Forces. The first trans-Atlantic flight of AAF planes without loss of life or equipment was affected by this position. The first P-47 fighter-bomber was directed by him. The Eagle Squadrons, which had American pilots in the service of the United Kingdom, were transferred from the Royal Air Force to become the 4th Fighter Group in September 1942. <mask> was relieved of his command in May 1943 due to his failure to obey a directive issued by his superior, General Ira Eaker. He was the


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texts: commanding general of the First Air Force when he returned to the United States in August 1943.His involvement in maintaining racial segregation in the U.S. Army caused him to lose his command. The Earl of Halifax, Britain's ambassador to the U.S., presented General <mask> with the title of "Commander of the military division of the most excellent order of the British Empire." The Legion of Merit was awarded to the general a year earlier for his planning and execution of the Twelfth Air Force's move from Great Britain to North Africa. His awards include the Flying Cross and the Purple Heart. The all Negro 477th Bombardment Group was stationed in Seymour, Indiana, under <mask>'s command. 104 African-American were subjected to military court martial for trying to integrate the base's officer club. <mask> had a reputation of being a racist.<mask>'s biography does not include this information due to the U.S. Army Air Force's strict segregation policy. He was admitted to Walter Reed General Hospital in October 1945 after being assigned to a group of patients at the Air Force Regional Hospital. He was rated as a command pilot, combat observer and technical observer. He survived three bail outs, one of which was from an altitude of 500 feet over a frozen lake, and two broken backs, both of which kept him in the hospital for a year. He was one of the Army's top stunt, test and racing pilots. After World War II, General <mask> retired from the Army Air Force and returned to his home state of Georgia. He died in Georgia in 1982.The Georgia Historical Society has a collection of General <mask>'s papers. The life and military career of <mask>'Driscoll <mask> can be found in the collection. <mask> was in the Georgia

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texts: Aviation Hall of Fame in 1989. The effective dates of promotion are as follows: Sergeant, Enlisted Reserve Corps, May 18, 1917, 1st lieutenant, Officers Reserve Corps, September 19, 1919, 1st lieutenant, July 1, 1920, Captain, January 17, 1921, Major, March 15, 1935. He received the Legion of Merit, the Flying Cross and the Purple Heart. He was rated a Combat Observer. Lieutenant <mask> of the American Expeditionary Forces Air Service in World War I received five distinguished service cross citations.<mask> is a pilot in the 103d Aero Squadron. In the region of Ypres, Belgium, June 2, 1918, for extraordinary heroism. Lieut. <mask> alone attacked two biplanes, destroying one and forcing the other to retire. He was wounded in the forehead during the combat. His injuries did not stop him from returning his damaged plane to his own airfield. A bronze oak leaf will be worn with theDistinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism in action in the region of Champey, France, September 13, 1918.He and one other mono-place plane attacked an enemy patrol of six planes. Despite numerical superiority and in a decisive combat, he destroyed one enemy plane and forced the others to their own lines with the aid of his companion. A second bronze oak leaf was used for extraordinary heroism in action near Verneville, France, in 1918. He attacked an enemy formation of eight planes. They were able to bring down four of the enemy. Lieut. <mask> C. Parke wrote an article about one of the missions that <mask> flew over France. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, The Mutiny was at the field. James C Warren is a person. Conyers, 2001. The Georgia Historical Society has a USAF Biography Page where <mask>'Driscoll <mask> papers can

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title: Osei Kofi Tutu I

texts: One of the founding fathers of the Ashanti Empire was <mask> I, aided by Okomfo Anokye, his Chief Priest and distant relative. The Akan ethnic group of West Africa is called the Asante. The regional hegemon, the Denkyira, was completely defeated by the alliance of Asante states. He used force of arms and diplomacy to get the rulers of the other Asante city-states to declare their loyalty to him. His founding of the empire was aided by Anokye, a cleric with spiritual authority over the people. He ruled both the Kumaseman State and the Ashanti Empire. The Empire of Asante was formed in 1701 and <mask> was crowned Asantehene.He held that position until his death in 1717. Obiri Yeboa was the fourth ruler in Asante royal history. The largest group of Akan peoples are the Asante. There is a person belonging to the abusua of his mother in akan societies. Lineally determined are inheritance, succession and status. Oyoko Abusua had a son named <mask> <mask>a groups resulted in the development of a number of Akan states.The region being a known source of gold and kola was the main reason for the dense concentration of states in this limited area. The states were dominated by the Denkyira. The Oyoko Abusua arrived in the middle of the 17th century. The Abusua's mutual hatred for their oppressor led to the merging of these states into the Asante Union. In successive stages, this was a carefully orchestrated political and cultural process. The union was brought into being through the Golden Stool, invoked by Okomfo Anokye from the sky, and explained as the embodiment of the soul of the Asante People. The ruler

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title: Osei Kofi Tutu I

texts: and occupant of the Golden stool were to be chosen from the descendants of <mask> <mask> and Obiri Yeboa to become the Asantehene.When the capital of the Asante Union was chosen, <mask> <mask> became the Asantehene as well. The festival was inaugurated. The unifying force for the nation was served by this being an annual and common celebration attended by all member states. There were disagreements between the chiefs at the festival. The Asantehene was chosen by his ancestors to sit on the golden stool. A new constitution for the Union was developed by the power of the King <mask> <mask>. The Confederacy or Union Council was formed by the kings of the states of the union and was headed by the Asantehene.The power of the Asantehene was not absolute. Although the Asantehene will defer to the actual priests, he was technically also the chief executive officer. His capacity as the chief priest meant he didn't need to keep armies large to control his people. He represented not only the state but the society as well. He held a sort of charismatic authority that he equates to attacking the ancestors. The military organization of the Union was one of the main objectives for forming the Asante Union. <mask> <mask> is said to have created the Union army into an effective and efficient fighting unit.The pincer formation was used by <mask> <mask>. The formation was adopted by all the small states that were annexed by the Asante state. With the Asante Union firmly established and its military organization in place, <mask> <mask> embarked on wars of expansion and revenge. After avenging his uncle's death at

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title: Osei Kofi Tutu I

texts: the hands of the Dormaa, <mask> <mask> focused on the Denkyira. The defeat of neighboring kingdoms brought the Asante to the attention of Europeans on the coast for the first time. The Asante was able to increase trade with the Europeans after the victory because of the hold those kingdoms had on the trade path to the coast. In 1717, <mask> <mask> was killed in a war.He underestimated the Akyem because they were few in number, and he left some of his body armor back at his capital. He was hit by bullets when he was crossing River Pra in a canoe. The Asantehene <mask> <mask> died after being shot. His last words were "Ankah me nim a", an apparent reference to his having underestimated the Akyem. The occupant of the Golden Stool is not allowed to cross River Pra. Legacy <mask> <mask> <mask> I and his adviser, Okomfo Anokye, forged the Asante Union from a number of different Abusua groups who submerged their old rivalries and hatred for the common good. <mask> <mask> tripled the size of the small kingdom of Kumasi which he had inherited from his uncle Obiri Yeboa and laid the foundation for the Empire of Ashanti in the process.<mask> <mask> was born in Anyinam. "<mask> <mask> was more than a man, he was our messiah, brave, intelligent, someone who through almost force of will forged this country," said the village chief. The culture was made by a great man. Black History Pages has references and notes on "<mask> Tutu". "<mask> Tutu" is in the Encyclopdia Britannica. http://www.swagga.com/king.htm The Library of Congress has a GPO.1710s deaths Akan people Ashanti monarchs 18th-century rulers in

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title: Neema Barnette

texts: <mask> is the first African-American woman to direct a sitcom. The first African-American woman to get a three-movie deal was <mask>. She has received a number of awards since then. She founded Harlem Girl in 1990. Barnette has worked for Harlem lite since 1997. A Different World, The Cosby Show, Gilmore Girls, and 7th Heaven are a few of the television sitcoms she has directed. Barnette has directed stage, episodic television, made for TV movies and feature films.She directed Sky Captain as part of the American Film Institute's (AFI) Directing Workshop for Women in 1985. In her 2003 film Civil Brand, women in prison stage an uprising to protest their treatment. Her 1997 film, Spirit Lost, is a psychological thriller with a love triangle. She was selected to judge the American Film Institute's "Best Films Award" in 2002. Barnette told the LA Times that her first feature film, an adaptation of Civil Brand, was inspired by the original script. Woman Thou Art Loosed: On the 7th Day is her 11th movie and third for theatrical release. The story of a marriage on the rocks, which received an NAACP Image Award Nomination for Best Independent Feature in 2012 is the subject of the film.Two episodes of Being Mary Jane were directed by Barnette. Barnette is the Executive Producer of Black History Mini Docs, 90 second videos featuring the stories of African-American heroes and she-roes, as well as daily tributes which are posted on social media. She has been nominated for a number of awards, including an award for her afterschool special To Be a Man. The veteran director released her first feature film at the age of 25. Barnette was encouraged by her mother to continue with the film. The movie won a $15,000 audience award at the American Black Film Festival in Miami and earned many awards after it was finished. The musical film "Heaven Ain't Hard to Find" was directed by Barnette and starred Kim Whitley, Cliff Powell, and Reed McCants.Barnette won her first NAACP Image Award

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texts: for her directing work. "The Silent Crime," an NBC documentary about domestic violence, received four local Emmy® nominations. She went on to direct "Hooperman", "The Royal Family", "China Beach", "Frank's Place", "The Sinbad Show", and many episodes of "Diagnosis Murder". <mask> <mask> is a member of the Black Filmmakers Foundation and the African American Steering Committee of the Directors Guild of America. She is a member of the panel of the Independent Film committee. She was on the executive board of the Gordon Parks Scholarship fund. She is an annual judge for the Pan African Film Festival in Los Angeles.Barnette has two production companies, one of which she owns with her husband Reed McCants. She is the Executive Director of a theatre and performance company for young artists. A part-time teacher, Barnette teaches aspiring students a directing course at UCLA and USC. She runs a theatre company called Live Theatre Gang with her husband and actor, Reed R. McCants. Super Sweet 16: The Movie was directed by Filmography Films. Better off Dead Run for the Dream: The Gail Devers Story Close to Dangerspirit Lost Woman Thou Art Loosed: On the 7th Day Heaven Ain't Hard to Find Better off Dead Television King of Stage: The Woodie King Jr. Story was produced by Queen Sugar.The Silent Crime won an American Women in Radio & Television award. <mask> won an International Monitor Award for his work on The Cosby Show. Zora is My Name won a Lilly Award for Representation of African American Images in Film and One More Hurdle won the NAACP Image® Award for Director. The Delta Society awarded <mask> their prestigious Lilly® Award for exceptional representation of African American images in film while she was directing an episode for Cosby. The mysteries of Cosby. She received two awards for her work on the show. There are links to 1959 births African-American film directors African-American film producers African-American television directors American women film

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title: Geoffrey Bayldon

texts: <mask> was an English actor. He played the title role of the children's series Catweazle after playing roles in many stage productions, including the works of William Shakespeare. The Crowman and Magic Grandad are two of <mask>'s long-running parts. <mask> attended Bridlington School and the Hull College of Architecture. He trained at the Old Vic Theatre School after serving in the Royal Air Force. <mask> had a stage career that included work in the West End. He made several film appearances in the 1960s and 1970s, including King Rat, To Sir, with Love and Casino Royale.The Pink Panther Strikes Again is a Rex film, as well as the film versions of Steptoe and Son, Steptoe and Son Ride Again and the Prison Governor. The House That Dripped Blood, Asylum and Tales from the Crypt were some of the horror films that <mask> appeared in. He appeared in the film Ladies in Lavender after many years of successful television work. He played Organon in The Creature from the Pit opposite Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor in Doctor Who. He played an alternative First Doctor in two audio plays based on the Doctor Who

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texts: television series by Big Finish productions. <mask> was one of the first actors to be offered the role of the Doctor. The Sunday Night Theatre is one of <mask>'s other television roles.He displayed a number of unexploited talents, such as singing, on a number of BBC Schools programmes. In 1993 he played Simplicio in a video. <mask> provided the vocals on Paul Hardcastle's The Wizard, which was also used as the theme for Top of the Pops. After previous appearances in 1991, 1997 and 2004, he appeared on several television shows, including the Five game show Fort Boyard. His last two television appearances were New Tricks and My Family. <mask> died on May 10, 2017, at the age of 93. The Physician Sword of Freedom TV series is credited as The Stranger Left No Card in the film.As Matthew Bomb in the High Street, Skinner, Digby Grant, and Chodd Senior played the roles of Brother Philip and Stephen Pro, respectively. Mr. Sedgewick Bullshot appeared in the Christmas special All Creatures Great and Small. As Ganglion Hold the Back Page (Fathers, Sons and Lovers, 1985) as Balloonist All, I was a goose for Mrs.

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title: José Maria de Alpoim

texts: A politician, member of the Progressive Party of Portugal, and later the Republican Party of Portugal, <mask> was born on June 2, 1858 in Meso Frio. He was a deputy in the Cortes, Counsel and Peer of the Realm, as well as holding positions in the Ministry of Justice, as well as roles in the First Portuguese Republic. The son of a Royal House and Master of the Casa da Rede, Meso Frio was born to <mask>. He was the youngest administrator in the local government of Meso Frio and Lamego when he graduated from the University of Coimbra at the age of 20. He was a member of the Progressive Party since 1879 and worked closely with <mask>. He was one of the more controversial members of the Partido Progressista. In two governments, he was Ministro dos Negcios Eclesisticos and Ministro da Justia.Revisions to the Bankruptcy Code, policies on judicial assistance, and reforms to medical-legal services were some of the changes he made during his second term at the Ministry of Justice. He openly attacked the measures that the Minister of Finance had developed for resolving the tobacco monopoly dispute. He was going to leave the government because of this conflict. One of the reasons for the fall of the Partido Progressista was his departure from the government, which was accompanied by other important and/or prestigious figures. As leader of a small political party, Alpoim realized that the only way to change the system was by force. <mask> was a monarchist with poor conviction and he made it clear his political alignments. He realized that the system of government could not solve the problems in the society when he was leader of Progressive Dissidence.In comparison to most republicans, he disliked King Carlos I of Portugal because of his opinions of the monarchy. The Republicans could come here in a group with those from here and Spain, but they wouldn't do anything. The alliance will defend the King if there is a movement. <mask>'s "furor against the monarchist institutions and against the King did not appear to have limits" was referred to by Sanches de Bana. The story about <mask> was mentioned by Rocha Martins in D. Carlos. He said that Alpoim had begun to

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