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texts: last year that he had plagiarized parts of his thesis and failed to properly attribute his sources at least 47 times. The thesis was found to have lifted material from several sources without proper citation, including reports by the American Civil Liberties Union, The 9/11 Commission Report, and George W. Bush's memoir Decision Points. It's an act of plagiarism if he didn't properly place quotations around the words of his sources. The thesis was removed from the online archive. Andrew Kaczynski, the journalist who broke the story, was called a "sleaze bag" and denied that he had plagiarized. The Honor Code Board found that the thesis was in violation of the school's honor code, but the dean of students wrote that the violation was not the result of any intentional deception.If a revised thesis is not submitted within 100 days, the degree will be revoked. The original deadline was extended several times before the revised thesis was submitted in March of last year. <mask> has built a following among conservatives with his provocative social media presence and strong support of Donald Trump. His popularity as a right-wing firebrand has made him a controversial figure. He has criticized the organization, suggesting that it be renamed "Planned Genocide." "Let me tell you why blacks sell drugs


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texts: and involve themselves in criminal behavior instead of a more socially acceptable lifestyle: because they're uneducated, they're lazy and they're morally bankrupt." That's why.In the year of 2017, <mask> attracted attention and criticism for using a racial slur to insult Hill, who is African-American. Black Lives Matter is a frequent critic of the Black Lives Matter movement and describes it as a hate group. While denying that police officers are more willing to shoot black suspects than white suspects, has labeled BLM activists "subhuman creeps", and has called for the targeted eradication of the movement from American society. Black Lives Matter would eventually join forces with the terrorist group in order to destroy American society, according to him. The Southern Poverty Law Center monitors hate groups. Rioting and other issues in American cities have been blamed on liberal policies. The Milwaukee chapter of the NAACP criticized <mask>'s stance on the movement.Black critics of police abuses have been criticized by <mask>. He called former Attorney General Eric Holder a "a[ss]hole" and accused him in testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee of "outright hostility" toward police. In January of last year, a series of public radio ads said citizens could no longer rely on the police

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texts: for timely protection and should arm themselves. The Milwaukee Mayor said it was irresponsible of <mask> to imply that it wouldn't help citizens to call for help. In 2015, Pete Brownell, an NRA board member and CEO of a gun-parts supply company, traveled to Moscow on a $40,000 trip with all expenses paid by the NRA. During the meeting, he met the Russian foreign minister and attended a conference in which a close ally of Putin spoke. The well organized effort by Florida school students demanding gun control has George Soros' fingerprints all over it, according to the conspiracy theory promoted by <mask>.There were "hundreds of thousands" or "maybe a million" people in the United States who had pledged allegiance or were supporting the Islamic State, according to a December 2015 appearance on his radio program. After his appointment to the sheriff's post, he declared himself a Democrat, but refused to join the Wisconsin Democratic Party, instead promoting conservative views, and allying himself with Republican officials. In heavily Democratic Milwaukee County, <mask> ran for sheriff as a Democrat. He is almost universally regarded as a right-wing conservative. The National Rifle Association has raised funds for his re-election campaigns because he is an ally of the group. The local


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texts: Democratic Party criticized <mask>. He wrote on his website that he had never asked a person to vote for him because he was a Democrat.I want them to vote for me because of my 35-year commitment to keeping citizens safe. When it comes to public safety, most voters get it. The only way to be a sheriff is MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE The criminal is not the opposing party. One of the "long line of controversy-courting lawmen" that includes Richard Mack and Joe Arpaio is described as an "iconoclastic sheriff" by Maurice Chammah of The Marshall Project. The "Sheriff of the Year Award" from the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, a group of sheriffs founded by Mack, has been criticized by the Southern Poverty Law Center. The same year, <mask> appeared on Alex Jones' syndicated show.The sheriff of Milwaukee has clashed with the government of Milwaukee County over the sheriff's office budget in the past. The Milwaukee Police Department, suburban police departments, and the county Department of Emergency would all be affected by the proposed budget cuts to the Sheriff's Office. The budget was described as a way

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texts: to refocus the sheriff's office. "Abele should be drug-tested, because he is avindictive little man," said a statement issued by <mask>. He needs to be hallucinating or on heroin. The sheriff, instead of engaging in thoughtful civil discourse, is making personal attacks and making light of a serious problem in our community. On another occasion, he said that he had "penis envy."After filing a lawsuit against the county over the sheriff's budget, the two clashed again. The sheriff's office had received the largest increase of any county department and was criticized for having a lot of unnecessary overtime. A federal judge dismissed <mask>'s lawsuit in April 2016 because he claimed that he had been violated of his right to free speech through the budget process. The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office used asset forfeiture funds to buy exercise equipment for their command staff, as well as for a mounted patrol unit, according to a county audit. The spending was found to violate county procurement rules, but not federal rules on the use of seized money. The amount of money spent on the mounted patrol was criticized by the county supervisor. According to an Associated Press tally, from 2012 to April 2016 <mask> had incurred more than $310,000 in legal fees for his private attorney.The legal fees


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texts: were paid by Milwaukee County taxpayers. The county spent more money on defending itself against the lawsuits. In 2012 the Milwaukee County Sheriff's office spent $75,000 on an order of 565 new Glock handguns with "glow-in-the-dark" sights, enough to outfit each of the department's 275 deputies with two of the popular guns and still have some left over. The Milwaukee County deputy sheriffs association president said that he would have preferred the sheriff's department to use funds. A department official defended the purchase. The Milwaukee County House of Correction in Franklin was found to be "dysfunctional" by a National Institute ofCorrections audit in January 2008. Scott Walker was the Milwaukee County Executive at the time and he oversaw a separate Milwaukee County department.The Sheriff's Department took control of the House on January 1, 2009. He was accused of abusing people at the jail. The deaths of four inmates at the jail in six months led to an investigation by the United States Department of Justice. The Milwaukee County medical examiner's office made the deaths of two inmates at the jail public in the fall of 2016 and that's when they accused <mask> of threatening them. He once berated a dispatch for not being professional, threatened to arrest the new House of Correction


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texts: chief and called a sergeant a 'terrorist' and 'cancer'. The Milwaukee County Jail turned the water off to Terrill Thomas's cell, leading to his dehydration and death. The staff refused to provide water to Thomas and the water was turned off for six days.The Milwaukee medical examiner ruled Thomas's death a homicide. The press release stated that the office would not be commenting on the matter until all investigative and review processes were completed. Thomas's poor physical health and criminal history have been highlighted by <mask>, who did not comment publicly on his agency's handling of Thomas's incarceration. After hearing six days of testimony at an inquest, a Milwaukee County jury found probable cause that seven jail employees had committed a crime and recommended that charges be brought. Three Milwaukee jail officers were charged with a felony in connection with Thomas's death. He was not charged. The people who were most culpable were charged by the district attorney.One of the largest settlements related to the death of an inmates in an American prison took place in May of 2019. The death of a newborn and shackling of pregnant women came under fire. At least ten states have abolished or restricted this practice, and the Federal Bureau of Prisons has banned it in Wisconsin. A


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texts: District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin ruled in favor of the sheriff's union and two individual sheriff's deputies.The Seventh Circuit upheld the lower court's ruling in 2009. The sheriff did not want to go to the Supreme Court. In February of last year, a Detroit-area man, Dan Black, filed a harassment lawsuit against the Milwaukee sheriff's office for detaining him at the airport. The man shook his head when he asked about his football team preference. On the tarmac, he sent text messages to one of his captains, telling him to detain Black. Why did he say something to me is a question for him. He should have just kept his mouth shut.Follow him to the baggage area. After I point him out, you can escort me to the carousel. After arriving at the airport, Black was met by a group of six uniformed deputies and two dogs, all of whom were accompanied by the sheriff, who questioned him before releasing him. Black told the sheriff's office that he asked who he was and that he could exert that kind of power over him. At least one of the deputies who was ordered to confront Black didn't believe he had been disruptive. Black had filed a complaint with the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office. Black's counsel states that <mask> abused his power and ordered an illegal stop and detainment.The


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texts: jury found that Black's exercise of his First Amendment rights were not harmed by <mask>'s Facebook posts. The incident drew national attention and prompted federal investigations. "Our decision is not meant to affirm the wisdom or propriety of what occurred," the U.S. Attorney's Office wrote in a May 2017 letter. It shows our belief that it would be hard to prove a violation of the only federal statute available to us. Milwaukee County auditors are looking into whether or not the airport incident was a misuse of taxpayer resources. Auditors were blocked from interviewing Milwaukee County sheriff's deputies because of <mask>'s refusal to cooperate. The Milwaukee County Board authorized legal action against <mask> because he refused to cooperate in the investigation.According to an affidavit filed by the FBI in March of last year, investigators for the Audit Services Division of the Milwaukee County controller's office determined that <mask> had used his official position as sheriff of Milwaukee County in excess of his lawful. A poll done in January of last year by Public Policy Polling found that 31% of Milwaukee County voters approved of the job <mask> was doing. In the same poll, 65% of the people said that the image of Milwaukee County had a negative impact on them, compared to 18% who

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texts: preferred another candidate. Donald Trump support and possible role in Trump administration is a strong supporter of Donald Trump, who said during his 2016 presidential campaign that he would "do everything I can" to help him win the presidency. The Republican National Convention was held in Cleveland, Ohio. It's incredible that our institutions of government, Congress, DOJ, and big media are corrupt. Time with pitchforks and torches.An angry mob is holding torches and pitchforks. When Trump was president-elect, <mask> met with him to discuss a possible position in his administration. In May of last year, he said in a radio interview that he would take the post of assistant secretary of homeland security for partnership and engagement in the Trump administration. The Department of Homeland Security stated that no appointment had been made. Senate confirmation is not required for the position. The DHS didn't say if the appointment was actually offered. Following a CNN report on plagiarism in his master's thesis, <mask> said that he was unsure if the Trump administration would hire him.The prospective appointment of <mask> was criticized by the Milwaukee County Executive, as well as by a former Homeland Security official and a California Senator. <mask>'s record makes him unsuitable to serve.

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texts: On June 17 he withdrew his acceptance of the post. John F. Kelly, who was the Secretary of Homeland Security at the time, told <mask> that he wouldn't be given a position at the DHS because of the scandal surrounding the treatment of inmates in his jail. Conservative media commentary and absences from Milwaukee County has become a fixture of conservative media and in 2015 began hosting a talk show on Glenn Beck's TheBlaze Radio Network. In September 2015, he guest-hosted The Sean Hannity Show, as well as frequently appearing as a guest on Fox News. The Daily Beast reported in March that he had not appeared on Fox News in over a year.He appeared on CNN and other news outlets to discuss police scandals. There was an increase in his speaking fees and time spent outside Milwaukee County. In 2015, he reported receiving $150,000 in speaking fees, travel reimbursements, gifts and other items, but in 2016 he received $220,000 of such items. In 2016 he traveled or attended 59 events outside of Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council was critical of his job performance due to his absences from the county as well as redactions in his official schedule as provided to journalists who made public-records requests. The Milwaukee County Executive criticized the absences from the county. On


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texts: August 31, 2017, he resigned as sheriff.A few days after his resignation as sheriff, it was announced that he had joined America First Action as a spokesman and senior advisor, where his role was to make regular appearances in the media, particularly on Fox News. According to reports, <mask> was banned from Fox News in March of 2019: he criticized Fox and praised the right-wing One America News Network. The cause of <mask>'s break with Fox News was not known, but his inflammatory social media posts may have played a role. A <mask> staffer said that he had joined the "We build the wall" group instead of the America First Action group. The book " Cop Under Fire: Moving Beyond Hashtags of Race, Crime and Politics for a Better America" was published in 2017. The book was promoted by Trump. There were three messages that appeared to encourage violence against the media, including one that said to punch them in the nose and make them their own blood.After he deleted the posts, he was unblocked. On Who Is America?, an interview with Baron Cohen's alter-ego, far- Right YouTuber OMGWhizzBoyOMG, was done. The three posts that were deleted in March 2020 were about the COVID-19 pandemic. He called the flu "just the damn flu" and another called for measures to prevent the spread of the virus "an


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texts: orchestrated attempt to destroy capitalism." He said that he would join Parler instead. In August 2020, a report in Urban Milwaukee itemized <mask>'s role as an active member and a central figure in many of the scam's fundraising efforts. The person on horseback is wearing a cowboy hat.He was accused of trying to create the image of heroic accomplishments when he wore 20 or more pins and badges in public. In January of last year, <mask> said he was considering a run for mayor of Milwaukee in 2016 but decided not to do so. His wife Julie was a court clerk and later a real estate agent. The northwest side of Milwaukee is where they lived. He filed for divorce from his wife. He's said to be a deeply religious Catholic. There are External links to the "The People's Sheriff" PAC, which is affiliated with the Center for Responsive


title: Endicott Peabody (educator)

texts: The <mask> was an American Episcopal priest who founded the Groton School for Boys in Massachusetts in 1884. St. Andrew's Episcopal Church was founded in Massachusetts in 1889. From 1884 until 1940, <mask> was the headmaster at the school and also served as a Trustee at Lawrence Academy at Groton. The school was named after a 19th-century preacher who lived in Massachusetts. Franklin's marriage to Eleanor Roosevelt, as well as those of their children, were presided over by <mask>. He was described as the "most famed U.S. headmaster of his generation" in a 1944 Time magazine article. <mask> was born in Salem, Massachusetts, in the early years of his life.His father was a partner in the London banking firm of J. S. Morgan and Company. Alice Roosevelt was the first wife of American President Theodore Roosevelt. The family moved to England. He finished school at the age of 19 and went to university. He received his degree from Trinity College in Cambridge in the late 19th century. A degree. He married his first cousin, Fannie, daughter of Francis and Helen, of Salem, Massachusetts, on June 18, 1885.His father, Samuel, and her father, Francis, were also brothers. There were six children. His great-grandfather was a privateer who imported pepper from Sumatra. One of the wealthiest men in the United States at the time of his death was <mask>. John Endecott, the Governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony, was a friend of Roger Williams. After his first semester at

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title: Endicott Peabody (educator)

texts: the Episcopal Theological School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, he was invited to take charge of a small Episcopal congregation in Arizona. After a long train ride from Boston, he arrived in Arizona and took the Sandy Bob stagecoach to Tombstone, three months after the gunfight at the O.K.It's called the Corral. The previous church burned down six months before the reverend who was replacing him left. The Miner's Exchange Building was where <mask> held his first services. With less than a year of seminary under his belt, he was successful in attracting a large group of people. He visited up to 15 homes a day. He was able to get St. Paul's Episcopal Church built for $5,000. In 1971 it was added to the National Register of Historic Places.The first services were held there. During a short period of time, he was able to raise the funds because he was not afraid to go door-to-door for donations. He made many friends, including the Earp family, who donated the altar rail for the new church. He never lost a boxing match. He started a baseball team. "Well, we've got a parson who doesn't flirt with girls, who doesn't drink behind the door, and when it comes to baseball, he's a daisy," Epitaph wrote. He wrote of his homesickness in his diaries.Many were sad that he had to leave after only six months. "We will not easily fill <mask>'s place," said George Whitwell Parson in his diary. He graduated from the Episcopal Theological School in the spring of 1884 after

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texts: returning to the East Coast. He was added to the calendar of the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona after the 125th anniversary of the building of the church. He is venerated as one of the most important missionaries in the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona. He wanted to replicate the type of education he had experienced in England for American schoolboys. Rugby School was considered a model for its dual emphases on sports and classics.The curriculum was designed for boys from upper-class families who were interested in moral leadership and philanthropy. His school was filled quickly after receiving early support from the Roosevelt family. The school opened in 1884. Theodore Roosevelt's four sons as well as his cousin, Franklin D. Roosevelt, were its students. Even though many of the students were from wealthy families, he wouldn't allow them to receive more than 25 cents per week in allowance. In 1891, <mask> was elected a member of the American Antiquarian Society. Franklin Roosevelt said of <mask>, "As long as I live his influence will mean more to me than that of any other people next to my father and mother."Malcolm E<mask> was the bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York. Endicott was the grandson of the governor. His great-grandchildren include an author, a model, and an actress. S.J. wrote A Church for Helldorado: the 1882 Tombstone Diary of <mask> <mask>. The American Antiquarian Society Endicott contains links to schools in the United

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title: Lina van de Mars

texts: A German TV host, motor athlete and drummer is named <mask>. In 2000 she moved to Berlin to support the band Lemonbabies as a drummer. She received a master's degree in Dutch and Indian philology and art history from the Free University of Berlin. She gave up her studies because of her activities. Between 2002 and 2003 <mask> worked for Sony BMG as a promoter and tour guide. MIA was one of the artists she worked with. They are part of the Unirocker tour.She began training as a car mechanic at the same time she began training as a car mechatronics technician. As part of the Beru TOP 10, <mask> <mask> worked as a mechanic. In November of 2003 <mask> <mask> was discovered by DSF and signed on as a tv host. She first appeared on air in February 2004 in the program Tuning TV, which was presented by a total of three so-called Tuning Angels. The only person responsible for the format was <mask> <mask>. In the same year, the Berliner-by-choice was signed by the station DMAX for the show, which she hosted until 2011 with <mask>, and then as the main face with a new cast. She was in front of the camera for a year for the format Die Autoprofis on the station Sport1.She took over the live broadcast of the ADAC GT Masters with Jan Stecker from 2010 to 2013. The ADAC Formula Masters format was hosted by her. During the time she hosted the tattoo format "Lina hilft" for Pro7, she also assumed editorial responsibility. The TV total Stock Car Crash Challenge was hosted by <mask> <mask> in 2011. The Association of German Engineers (VDI) had an Internet magazine hosted by her. In the "Rallye Acha des Gazelles" rally in Morocco, <mask> <mask> drove a prototype for Mercedes-Benz. She was a part of the German Rally Championship as well as the ADAC Opel Rally Cup in the

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texts: following year.In the last few years, <mask> has been very successful in 24h races in the Netherlands, Albania, Poland, and Germany. She found her own offroad racing team. During their first mission at the 24h of GORM in Poland, the fast ladies and Jutta Kleinschmidt were in the lead for 23 and 15 minutes, but a defect in the gearbox cost them the title. In 2020, she was going to compete with her women's team in the Morocco Desert Challenge. There is a Polaris RZR 1000. The race was postponed due to the current epidemic. The Baja Russia was held in the north of St. Petersburg in 2021.They were competing against a Toyota Landcruiser 200. In the Baja Italy in T4 for the first time in her career, <mask> was convinced of her 2nd place in her debut with the teamXtremePlus from France. The factory driver for Polaris Germany will compete in the Baja World Cup in a Polaris XP Pro. On Sat.1 breakfast television, <mask> <mask> has appeared as a car expert. In addition, many print stories have been realized with her, and she has been featured on many covers. The face of the apprenticeship campaign of the Central Association of the German Motor Trade is <mask> <mask> <mask>. She motivates students to get involved with automotive professions.She and her company Vandemars Entertainment have been independently producing podcasts, as well as short films and commercials. <mask> <mask> is a vegetarian and supports animal rights organizations. She is a patron of the wheelchair workshop of the Katrin Rohde-Foundation and campaigns for breast cancer prevention. The "Golden Steering Wheel" has had a jury member since 2009. "Eurokids" (Tele 5) 1996–2002: various short moderations. There are various guest appearances for the band Bonaparte and the electro-combo

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title: Richard Bock

texts: Frank Lloyd Wright was an American sculptor and associate of <mask><mask>. He was known for his sculptural decorations for architecture and military memorials, along with the work he did with Wright. He was born in Schloppe, Germany on July 16, 1865, but moved to Chicago with his family at a young age. Three years in school at the Berlin Academy was followed by studying at the cole des Beaux-Arts in Paris and then a tour of Florence, Italy. He established a sculpture studio in his hometown of Chicago in the 19th century. After returning to America, he received three major commissions. Two of the event's primary buildings, the Mining and Electricity Exposition Halls, were sculpted by him.The End of the Trail and the Buffalo nickel were designed by James Earle Fraser, who was 14 at the time. He won a competition to create an exterior sculpture at the Indianapolis Public Library. During the winter of 1891 to 1892, he created interior bas-reliefs for Chicago's famous Schiller Building. The Sullivan's office was where <mask> met Frank Lloyd Wright. A bronze group of sculptures in Georgia were created by <mask>. The sculptures for the Machinery and Electricity Building were created by <mask> for the Trans-Mississippi exposition in 1898. The Burlington Train Station's pediments were made by him at the same time.The sister of a colleague of <mask>'s married him on November 1, 1899. <mask> won a competition to help create the Illinois monument at the Shiloh Civil War battlefield after returning from their honeymoon. He worked on sculptures for the 1904 St. Louis

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texts: World's Fair. Frank Lloyd Wright and Frank Lloyd <mask> collaborated on a frieze for the third floor of the Heller House in 1896. The sculptures were created for Wright's home in Oak Park, Illinois. A statue of Wright's son John was created by <mask> a few years ago. Wright's architectural sculptures were often made by <mask> from 1903 to 1913.A previous sculptor, Albert Louis Van den Berghen, was not working out as planned for a sculpture at the Dana–Thomas House. Charles E. White, Jr. wrote about <mask>, a sculptor who has moved to Oak Park, and will occupy the balcony of the studio. He wants to become an Architectural Sculptor, so he decided to put himself under Mr. W's criticism. He will work on therkin building. Their families spent a lot of time together. The sculpture studio Wright designed was in River Forest, Illinois. They worked together for 20 years.There are statues for the Dana–Thomas House in Springfield, Illinois and a plaster frieze for the Heller House in Chicago. Two statues for the Darwin D. Martin House in Buffalo, New York, and the sculptural program at the Midway Gardens in Chicago were supervised by <mask>. The Horse Show Fountain in Scoville Park in Oak Park, Illinois, sometimes called the Wright-Bock Fountain, is generally believed to be a product of <mask>, but the actual attribution is a bit fuzzy. The fountain was designed by <mask> and Frank Lloyd Wright, according to Donald P. Hallmark. He "began to lay claim to the whole project" after he was told that it was Wright who pushed for the central opening. The work was designed by

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texts: Frank Lloyd Wright, according to the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. Wright is listed as the architect by the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.At the corner of Oak Park Avenue and Lake Street in Oak Park, a replica of <mask>'s work was placed in 1969 after a badly deteriorated original fountain was reconstructed. The figures for the Hippach Chapel at Chapel Hill Gardens West were created by <mask> for three years. He was the head of the Sculptural Department at the University of Oregon in 1929. He retired after designing a colossus for the 1933 Century of Progress exposition in Chicago. In the 1940s, <mask> and his wife moved to California, where he finished his autobiography. He died of Parkinson's disease at the age of 84. The works of <mask> do not have a permanent home in a museum, which is why Dr. Donald Hallmark became interested in him.The sculptor's children were in possession of the collection. The collection was donated to the college in 1972 on the condition that it remained on display. There are more than 300 drawings, documents and photographs in the <mask> W. Bock Sculpture Collection. Some of Frank Lloyd Wright's work which had never before been displayed became part of the collection. In 2007, the Bock museum was renovated into a more fitting home for <mask>'s masterpieces. The Darwin D. Martin House in Buffalo, New York commissioned a copy to be made of the sculpture in 2008, as part of its $50 million remodeling project. There are references to American architectural sculptors, 20th-century American sculptors, and 20th-century male

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title: Martin F. Scanlon

texts: During World War II, <mask> was a general officer in the United States Air Force. <mask> was a member of the United States Army and served on the Mexican border. He served with the American Expeditionary Force on the Western Front as a pilot during World War I. During the first part of World War II, he was an assistant military attache in London, as well as an assistant military attache in Rome. From July 1941 to March 1942, he was an assistant chief of the Air Staff at Headquarters, United States Army Air Forces, and then went to Australia as the commanding general of Air Command No. 2 are based in Townsville, Australia. He was in charge of the air forces during the campaign.He commanded the 38th Flying Training Wing and the 36th Flying Training Wing after returning to the United States. He was the director of export and vice president of Republic Aviation after retiring from the Air Force. On August 11, 1889, <mask> <mask> was born. He attended the University of Pennsylvania from 1908 to 1909, and Cornell University from 1910 to 1911, before being commissioned in the United States Army as a second lieutenant in the Infantry on April 24, 1912. He served in the 7th infantry and then in the 19th infantry. The border with Mexico was patrolled by this unit. He was in the United States occupation of Veracruz from May to October 1914.He was assigned to the Aviation Section of the U.S. Signal Corps after being stationed in San Antonio, Texas, from September 1915 to March 1916. He was promoted to first lieutenant in the infantry on July 1, 1916, and in the Aviation Section on October 28, 1916, when he received

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texts: was special assistant to the United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom from April to September 1939.He was promoted to brigadier general on October 1, 1940. From July 1941 to March 1942, <mask> was an assistant chief of the air staff. He was sent to Australia as the commanding general of Air Command No. 2 are based in Townsville, Australia. He was in charge of the air forces during the campaign. In August 1942, when Major General George Kenney took over as commander, Allied Forces in the South West Pacific Area, he formed an unfavorable impression. He remembered that Kenney replaced <mask> with a brigadier general.After returning to the United States in 1942, he became the commanding general of the 38th Flying Training Wing at Roswell Army Air Field in New Mexico and the 36th Flying Training Wing at Santa Ana Army Air Base in California. He was president of the Army Air Forces Evaluation Board in Hawaii. He retired from the rank of brigadier general on February 21, 1948. After retiring from the Air Force, <mask> became the director of export and vice president of Republic Aviation, a position he held until his retirement in 1957. He was a member of several clubs. He was a member of the Early Birds of Aviation. His decorations included the Silver Star, the Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star, the Air Medal, the Polish Order of Polonia Restituta, and the Italian Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus.On January 26, 1980, <mask> died from heart failure at Walter Reed Army Hospital. The United States Army Air Service pilots who died in World War I and World War II were buried at Arlington National

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title: Mike Bradley (politician)

texts: The 66th person to hold the office is <mask>, a Canadian politician who has served as the mayor of Sarnia, Ontario since 1988. He is currently the second longest-serving mayor in the province of Ontario behind Gord Krantz. Prior to becoming an elected official, he was an executive assistant to a Member of Parliament. <mask> ran for public office for the first time in 1984 to take the seat that was soon to be vacant. He was nominated by the Liberal party and finished second to Ken James. <mask> looked at municipal politics. He ran for mayor three years after the death of Mayor Saddy.The 1988 municipal election featured four council members running for the mayor's position; the other three were Doug Bain, Wills Rawana, and Elizabeth Wood. The 1988 interim Mayor Ron Gordon was defeated in the 1994 election by <mask> for the second time. <mask> was re-elected as mayor for a ninth term. <mask> was approached by the Ontario Disability Employment Network about issuing a challenge to other mayors. <mask> is visible in both his formal and casual roles as the mayor. He has appeared on many parliamentary committees on behalf of the municipal sector, and has made numerous media appearances, including a regular stint as a discussion panelist on Ontario Morning. In Michael Moore's film, there was an interview with him in his office at City Hall.<mask> is a frequent commentator on local, provincial, national and international issues. He has hosted Town Halls on Prime Time News, NBC News, CNN, and Focus Ontario. He was a regular on The Point and appeared on the Ontario Morning Mayors' Panel. <mask> was called "The Voice of Reason" by Michael Moore. He writes a column called "Open Mike", which was described by the London Free Press as having more laughs than a Dave Barry column. <mask> contributed to two books about Bruce Springsteen, For You and The Light in the Darkness, by Lawrence Kirsch. <mask> was on The Agenda with Steve Paikin.Kevin McShan is a graduate of the St.

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title: Mike Bradley (politician)

texts: Clair College Journalism program and has his own YouTube channel. McShan did an interview on the "What does Windsor need to do to hire more individuals with Disabilities?" channel. <mask> said, "Simply, they can look at student hiring, we have had over 60 students in a population of 75,000 in the last four years who were challenged." The private sector is growing along with the County and other agencies. The new Mayor's challenge will be sent to all the Mayors and Council at the end of the month to give them an opportunity to show how good it is and how easy it is to do. "In order to continue this positive momentum forward, it's all about maintaining environments where everyone has the opportunity to watch their fingerprints in the sand of independence and equality." The interview was done on May 30, 2015, in the video "Sarnia leads by example: hiring individuals with disabilities."Kevin McShan did this as well. <mask> was interviewed on The Alim Show on February 23, 2016 where he talked about his advocacy for hiring people with disabilities. It is the law in the province of Ontario to have all public transit buses have stop announcements. All citizens have equal access to jobs and services in the City of Sarnia and the Province of Ontario as a result of the hiring of People with Disabilities at City Hall. <mask>'s pay was suspended for 90 days in the summer of 2016 after an integrity commissioner's recommendation. <mask> created a "toxic environment at city hall" which led to the resignations of the city clerk and planning director. The mayor's office will be relocated to the transit building until a new office can be built for him at City Hall.Some members of the public in attendance heckled Council for continuing to penalize <mask> during the emotionally charged meeting. The restrictions were lifted by the council. The results of the electoral record of the city of Sarnia. Candidate!bgcolor:#DDDDFF The width of the bgcolor is 50px. bgcolor="#DDDDFF" width

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title: Rosa Navarro

texts: She is a photographer and artist. On March 23, 1955, he was born in Barranquilla. Hospital de Barranquilla is where she was born. She is the daughter of two people. She was exposed to the arts since she was a baby because her mother was an artist. The human body was drawn on the wet sand in her home's patio at an early age. She would get the wood, box cartons and clay from her father's ladrilleria.She was an artist in the 1980's. Her first artwork explored the semiotic meanings and possibilities of her name. Her name isRosa and it means "rose" and "pink" in Spanish. She uses her body as a vehicle to represent herself in other photographs. Her artwork is classified as self-portraits. There are group and solo exhibitions in the country. She won second place at the First Salon Colombo-americano in 1982.Her gallery is located in Santo Tomas, Atlantico Colombia. She is currently working on an artwork that depicts the human existence as a unique phenomenon inside the beauty that art can only create. When she was studying at La Normal de Ftima, she developed her artist portfolio. She joined the faculty of the architecture department in 1977 and went on to study plastic arts. In 1981 a few professors like Antonio Iginio Caro, Alvaro Herazo and <mask> to create her first photography artwork titled R-O-S-A, inspired by body. Letras "R", "O", "S", A" is a reference to her sign language. ROSA is spelled in sign language with each


title: Rosa Navarro


title: Rosa Navarro

texts: saln "Nominados" de la fundacin Gilberto Alzate Avendao. In 1986 she received her first invitation to participate in the XXX Saln Nacional de artistas en Bogot. She participates at the ediciones later.She has participated in several exhibitions since that time, including "Rosa de los Vientos", "Juego de Palabras", "Romana", and "Rosa Patritica-<mask> Ecolgica". She has gained a lot of attention due to her art. Her artwork has been exhibited in France several times. The Birth and Death of a Rose is a black and white series of photographs. Two large black roses covering the artist's eyes are depicted in the artwork. The roses begin as small buds and grow into large roses. 1986 Retratos para una Ceremonia, Galera Crculo, <mask> <mask>. The Comfamiliar Barranquilla is from the 1992 V Saln Regional de Artistas. The Saln Nacional de Artistas is located in Bogot.The 1993 VI Saln Regional de Artistas is located in Barranquilla. The XXXV Saln Nacional de Artistas was published in 1994. Santafé de Bogot is named after Corferias. Santa Melanie Chantepie Francia is the author of "Un Revé Rose pour une Rose". The Museo de Arte Moderno is located in Medelln. The second place was held by I Saln Colombo Americano. The second prize of the IV Muestra de Medios de Expresin plstica was awarded in 1983.Museo de Arte Moderno de Medelln was founded in 1982. She was selected to represent the country. There is a bibliography for Alvarado

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title: Jason Lo

texts: including Disagree and SingleTrackMind. He was a host on the show Latte@8 on 8TV in 2004, as well as a DJ at the Malaysian radio station hitz.fm. The reality TV show MyTeam was produced by <mask> and the Malaysian politician, who he attended high school with in Singapore at the United World College of South East Asia. A team of unknown soccer players were selected at trials around Malaysia to form a team to play the Malaysian national football team in an exhibition match.MyTeam put up a good performance in losing 2–1 to the national side. The Malaysian premier league invited MyTeam to enter in 2007. The team merged with another club, Perak UPB FC, to form UPB-MyTeam FC, which had a new president and a new deputy president. The club was promoted to the Malaysian Super League after finishing runners-up in the premier league. A second season of the show, MyTeam2, was broadcast in 2007 Finance, in which Tony Fernandes holds a 40% stake. He was replaced by Ameen Amaedran Abdullah. In November of last year, lo denied media reports that he had been arrested in the U.S. for having drugs in his luggage.He was sent to the police lock-up in the U.S. because he tried to help his friend who tried to break up a fight and he wrestled with a man who turned out to be an undercover cop. The undercover policeman's statement was delayed for weeks leading to a lengthy spell in jail. In May of this year, <mask> threatened legal action against The Star over an article that claimed a former Telco CEO

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title: Johann Esaias von Seidel

texts: The reforms of <mask> were promoted by <mask>, who was a printer, publisher and publicist in the 19th century. ecumenism is the concept of unity among different Christian denominations. <mask> was born in Ortenburg, Germany, on April 28, 1758. He was one of eight children of a Protestant pastor and his wife. Seidel joined his uncle at his printshop in 1766 after moving from Ortenburg. The oldest of the four publishing houses there was run by him. He was raised to hereditary nobility as a printer and publisher.He died on November 20th. <mask> was praised for his extraordinary business prowess and sense of social responsibility, which was always coupled with a comprehensive sense of social responsibility. In 1822, he took in the Hebrew printing house that had been affected by a fire in the city, even though doing so caused him capacity bottlenecks. There was a death at the age of 69. The Barons of Aretin supported <mask> Montgelas, the promoter of the Bavarian reforms, in his push for administrative modernisation. The official publications of the Bavarian government were published by the publishing house of Count Montgelas. Montgelas' reforms were supported by the publication of a journal entitled The Genius of Bavaria under Maximilian IV.The task was to show the former grievances in a different light than Montgelas' reforms. The journal Allemania, which was published by his brother, turned against the romantic nationalism of Gottlieb and the Bavarian state reformers. The Irenics Seidel's significance for South German

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title: Johann Esaias von Seidel

texts: intellectual culture around 1800 lies in his consistently irenic attitude. Ecumenism would be understood as Irenicism today. Between Protestantism and Catholicism, and also between Enlightenment and Romanticism, North and South Germany, was the work of Seidel. He built up an interdenominational Bible institute as a pioneer of ecumenism. For the first time, a common Bible edition for Catholics, Lutherans and Reformed was published in this area.One of the most important publishers for Southern German Catholicism in the 19th century was Seidel's company. The, which had been empty since 1794, was saved by Seidel in 1807. The castle was saved from decay by him. The "Pantheon" with 18 portrait busts of important scholars, churchmen and statesmen was built on the Schlossberg. The sculptor was involved in both projects. The backyard of the Seidel Hall is adorned with a life-size Minerva statue made of lead, which is considered a prime example of the newer Bavarian metal casting. After <mask>'s death in 1827, his sons succeeded him and sold the printing house to Friedrich Pustet from Regensburg.The castle was sold in the 19th century and moved into smaller rooms. In 1877, Pustet handed over the company to a man who had been an authorized signatory for more than a century. After the printing business ceased in 1976, his great-grandson continued to run the "J. E. v. Seidel'sche Buchhandlung" until his death in 2006 The publisher's archive and the publisher's library from the 17th to the 20th century are included in the inventory. The


title: Johann Esaias von Seidel

texts: first results were published in 2008. The picture story "Der Kuchenteig" was found to be a "sensational find" and represents a previously unknown preliminary study for Max und Moritz. IB 1325 was published in 2010 by Suhrkamp Verlag.Four and a half thousand hours of voluntary work have been invested so far in the estate. The expansion of the rooms of the printing house began in 2010 and was completed in April 2011. LEADER programme funds, donations, and voluntary contributions from the townspeople provided funding. The Friends and the Seidel Hall have both established themselves as a venue for events in addition to those organised by them. There is a piano in the estate. In 2012 it was presented to the public. Further reading.The name of the person is <mask> <mask>. There is a bayerischen Verlegers. There was a Sulzbach-Rosenberg in 2008. Wappmann is named Druck- und Verlagsort. In <mask>'s book. Eisenerz und Morgenglanz are related. There was a girl named amberg in 1999.Klaus Engelmann is a literatur und publizistik. In <mask>'s book. Eisenerz und Morgenglanz are related. There was a girl named amberg in 1999. There is an ed. There is a song by the name of Der Kuchenteig. The Insel-Verlag was published in 2010.Die Persnlichkeit J.E. is written by Sepp Lsch. v. Kommerz und Konfession - Zum Programm des Sulzbacher Verlegers was written in 1976. Verein literaturarchiv e.V. has verffentlicht in it. The J. E. von Seidel-Ausstellung is an Erffnung. November 1977. There are External links to 18th-century publishers and 19th-century

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title: Bill Roe (cricketer)

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title: Bill Roe (cricketer)

texts: generally an inconsistent scorer.His struggles were mirrored by his county side, who played between first- and second-class cricket. He scored over two thousand runs in all first-class matches for the county. William Nichols <mask> was born on March 21, 1861, in Closworth, near Yeovil. He was admitted to Cambridge's Magdalene College in 1879. He worked as a schoolmaster at Elstree School from 1884 to 1900 after graduating from Cambridge. Stanmore Park was established in 1901 by him and former England Test cricketer Vernon Royle. In 1898 he had a son named William Nichols <mask> with his wife, and in 1892 he had a son with her.On October 11, 1937, senior died in a nursing home in London after an operation. In three years at the Clergy Orphan School, he scored over 1,000 runs and took all ten of his strikes, and in his final year, he took all ten of his strikes against Chartham Asylum. Before going to Cambridge University, he played four times for the Somerset County Cricket Club. He remembers his first experience of county cricket, when he was struck by W. G. Grace "neck and crop". In two trial matches for the Cambridge University Cricket Club, he impressed a little, but was little used as a bowler, and was dismissed twice for single figure scores. In the trial match between the first team and the "next fifteen", he once again struggled, but

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title: Bill Roe (cricketer)

texts: chance was missed. Against bowling that was described in the press as weak, he fought through the rest of the day to finish on 415 not out. The game was played on a ground with no boundaries, so he had to run each of his team's 708 runs, a distance of nearly eight miles.He scored 1 six, 6 fives, 16 fours, 48 threes, 52 twos and 67 ones, but so fastidious was he that when he came off the field, he challenged the scorer for crediting him one run short. James Stewart Carrick scored 419 not out for the West of Scotland against Priory Park in 1885. In Haygarth's Cricket Scores and Biographies, <mask> is described as a "fine, free hitter with excellent defence", who could also "bowl a very useful medium-paced ball". In his third year at Cambridge, he played five matches for the university side. There was a time when the weather was so cold that catches were difficult to take. Robert Ramsay missed every ball of George Nash's over. I felt certain I should not make the catch because the crowd was booing, but the ball stuck and I was able to catch it.He did not excel with bat or ball in any of his five university matches, and was not selected for the match against Oxford University at the end of the season. In his final year at Cambridge, he played seven times for the university and achieved his Blue, the award of the "colours" to sportsmen, by


title: Bill Roe (cricketer)

texts: appearing in the University match against Oxford. He was out of the game without scoring a run. During his time at Cambridge, he played 13 first-class matches for the university, scoring 246 runs at an average of 11.18 with just one score greater than 50. He took ten strikes at 15.60. His form in club cricket did not translate into good performances for the county, despite the fact that he was one of the better hitters in the early years of first-class cricket. There were thirteen centuries scored by <mask>, but none of them were in county cricket.He scored 132 against Hampshire in 1884, his first hundred in first-class cricket. He only played three first-class matches for Somerset in 1884 and 1885 because of his work as a schoolmaster. After the 1885 season, Somerset were stripped of their first-class status for three reasons: they had not organised and played enough first-class fixtures, their performances were not what was expected from a first-class county, and they had not succeeded in fielding a full side of eleven. The following year, he was one of the team's leading hitters, despite only being available for two of the team's matches. He scored three fifties and accumulated 272 runs for the county, second only to the club captain. He averaged 13 runs with a top-score of 27 in 1888. At the club's annual general meeting, he was elected


title: Bill Roe (cricketer)

texts: captain.Sainsbury was unpopular with the club's committee because he didn't live near to Taunton. Hewett declined to take the position. Hewett was elected as his vice-captain. The club chairman said that the appointment of Mr. <mask> would be a well-deserved compliment. At the 1889 annual meeting, Hewett was re-elected as captain, despite the fact that the 1889 season summaries referred to him as being the captain. He had a bad season whether he was captain or not. He averaged 6.1 runs in four matches.Half of his 43 runs came in one season, when he scored 27. After the close of the formal county matches, he found some form, hitting 83 runs against the Gentlemen of Wiltshire and 104 against the Gentlemen of Devon. The 1890 season was one of the best in Somerset's history, with them winning twelve and tying the other. Though he was described in the summary of the season as one of the best bats, he was no longer relied upon so much by the team, which could now look to the batting of Hewett and Lionel Palairet. He played in eight of the county's fixtures and finished the season sixth on the batting averages. The county regained their first-class status after being admitted to the County Championship in 1891 after a unanimous vote. He didn't play a lot for Somerset over the next few years.One of the highlights of this period was his 75 runs


title: Bill Roe (cricketer)

texts: against Sussex at the start of August, and then a more attacking one at the end of the month. The Bath Chronicle noted in their season review that there was plenty of cricket left in him. Even though he was dismissed without scoring in both the first and second frames of the 1899 contest against Middlesex, <mask> played only once more for the county. There were 83 first-class matches, along with a significant number of second-class county matches. He scored 2,690 runs in first-class cricket at an average of 20.22. He was well-regarded as a fielder, having taken 35 catches.The names of people who died in 1937 include alumni of Magdalene College, Cambridge University and English


title: Tony Curtis

texts: corrected by <mask> in a TV interview. His father was born in plyi, near Mtészalka, and his mother was a native of Nagymihly, Slovakia. He spoke only Hungarian until he was six years old. The family lived in the back of the shop, with his parents in one corner and his brothers Julius and Robert in the other. The television show You Bet Your Life was hosted by Groucho Marx and featured his mother.His mother was diagnosed with a mental illness. His brother Robert had the same mental illness. Julius and his brother were placed in an orphanage when they were eight years old because their parents couldn't afford to feed them. Julius was killed by a truck four years later. The main crimes of the gang were playingtruant from school and pilfering from the local dime store. When he was 11, a friendly neighbor saved him from a life of delinquency by sending him to a Boy Scout camp, where he was able to work off his energy and settle down. He attended a high school.He had his first acting role at the age of 16. The United States Navy was attacked on Pearl Harbor. He joined the Pacific submarine force because he was inspired by Cary Grant's role in Crash Dive. After the end of the Second World War, he served aboard a submarine tender. The Japanese surrendered in Tokyo Bay from a bridge about a mile away. After his discharge from the Navy, he attended City College of New York. Bill.He studied acting at The New School under Piscator. He was followed by Elaine Stritch, Harry Belafonte, Walter Matthau, and Beatrice Arthur. Joyce Selznick was a talent agent, casting director, and niece of David O. Selznick. At the age of 23, he arrived in Hollywood. In his book, he described how he met Jack Warner on the plane to California, and also how he dated Marilyn Monroe before she became famous. Under contract at Universal Pictures, he changed his name from Bernard Schwartz to <mask> and met a number of unknown actors. The first name was from the novel Anthony Adverse and the

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title: Tony Curtis

texts: second was from his mother's family.Although Universal Pictures taught him fencing and riding, in keeping with the cinematic themes of the era, he was not hopeful of becoming a major star because he was only interested in girls and money. I was the least likely to succeed and that was the biggest fear for him. I was tied to a sack under the totem pole in the sewer. In the crime drama, which starred Yvonne de Carlo, the uncredited screen debut of <mask> was as a rumba dancer. Lancaster made a number of films with <mask>. City Across the River was his second film. He had four lines in The Lady Gambles.He could be seen in Francis, Woman in Hiding, and I Was a Shoplifter. He was in three Westerns, Sierra (1950), starring Audie Murphy, one of many names he worked with, including fellow Universal contractee, Rock Hudson. Universal gave him the starring role in The Prince Who Was a Thief, a swashbuckler set in the Middle East, because he was receiving a lot of fan letters. It was a hit at the box office. His next films were a boxing movie, a comedy, and a film about the Arab world with Laurie. In the movie Houdini, which was released in1953, he played the title role. All American, Forbidden, Beachhead, Johnny Dark, and The Black Shield of Falworth were his next films.The box office performances of these films were good. For a change of pace, he did a musical, So This Is Paris (1955), which was followed by Six Bridges to Cross as a bank Robber, The Purple Mask as a swashbuckler, and The Square Jungle as a swashbuckler. In Hecht-Lancaster productions' Trapeze, he was cast as co-star with Gina Lollobrigida. It was one of the biggest hits of the year. In 1955,<mask> formed their own film production company. He made a Western, The Rawhide Years, and a cop in The Midnight Story. Lancaster asked him to play a scheming press agent in Sweet Smell of Success.The film was a flop at the box office, but for the first time in his career,<mask> received sensational reviews.

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title: Tony Curtis

texts: Kirk Douglas was eager to work with him in The Vikings. The movie was a hit at the box office. Kings Go Forth was a war story with Frank Sinatra and Natalie Wood in it. The Defiant Ones was a bigger success than it was mildly popular. A white escaped convict is chained to a black man in Sidney Poitier's movie. The Perfect Furlough was a comedy made by the Leighs.Jack Lemmon and Marilyn Monroe were his co-stars in Some Like It Hot. It was a huge success and became a classic, while also being popular. They made a film called Who Was That Lady? A comedy with Dean Martin. The Rat Race starred him and Reynolds. A key role in the former's epic production Spartacus was offered to <mask> by Douglas. It was nominated for a Golden Globe.The Outsider and The Great Impostor were two films in which he played roles. He returned to epics with Taras Bulba in 1962, starring Yul Brynner and Christine Kaufmann. The new film production company was formed on October 6, 1961. 40 Pounds of Trouble was the first motion picture ever to be filmed at Disneyland. A new film production company was formed on August 3, 1962. The List of Adrian Messenger was a movie that had small roles for many stars. He was a supporter of Gregory Peck in Captain Newman, M.D.There was an uncredited dual role in Paris When It Sizzles. They made their third movie together, the comedy Wild and Wonderful. Sex and the Single Girl, Goodbye Charlie, The Great Race, and Boeing Boeing were comedies. Alexander Mackendrick's Don't Make Waves is a satire of beach life, and On My Way to the Crusades is a comedy. He was a guest star on The Flintstones in the early 1960s. He took a pay cut to play the title role in The Boston Strangler because of the poor performance of a series of comedies. The response from the public and critics was great.He was back in comedy for Monte Carlo. The film is similar to The Great Race. He made two comic adventure tales, You Can't Win 'Em All and Suppose They Gave a War and Nobody


title: Tony Curtis

texts: Came. The Persuaders was a TV series that was co- starring with Roger Moore. The film was released in 1971. He was one of the villains in The Count of Monte Cristo. The lead in a TV series did not last.He played the title role in an Italian comedy called Casanova & Co. in 1977. He played a casino owner in the Robert Urich 1978- 1981 ABC series Vega$. The Bad News Bears Go to Japan, a comedy, and The Manitou, a horror film, were both starred by <mask>. He had roles in It Rained All Night the Day I Left and Little Miss Marker, as well as being one of the stars in The Mirror Crack'd. He continued to make guest appearances on television into the mid-2000s. His final TV series was as host of the documentary-retrospective series "Hollywood Babylon", which featured him recalling some anecdotes from his own career. In 2002, he was in the national tour of Some Like it Hot, a modified revival of the 1972 musical Sugar that was based on the film in which he starred.The supporting role was played by <mask>. In the early 1980s, he began to paint as a second career. His work is worth more than $25,000. He focused on painting in the last years of his life. Van Gogh, Matisse, Picasso, and Magritte were all influences. I still make movies, but I'm not interested in them anymore. I paint all the time.The Red Table was on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The <mask> Vanderploeg Gallery in Carmel, California has paintings by him. The man Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet

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title: Tony Curtis

texts: son. The treatment center of the Betty Ford Clinic in the 1980's was successful for a man who had a problem with alcoholism and drug abuse. The Great Synagogue in Hungary was rebuilt in 1990 after Jamie Lee and her father took a renewed interest in their family's Hungarian Jewish heritage. The largest synagogue in Europe was damaged during World War II. He founded the Emanuel Foundation for Hungarian Culture in 1998. The organization works for the restoration and preservation of synagogues and the 1300 Jewish cemeteries in Hungary and is dedicated to the 600,000 Jewish victims of the Holocaust in Hungary.Hungary's national image was promoted in commercials. <mask> appeared in an episode of The Flintstones in 1965, and he also voiced his character. George Sportelli painted a mural of his likeness on the Sunset Boulevard overpass of the Hollywood Freeway Highway 101 in Los Angeles in 1994. The mural was moved to Bronson Avenue. His face is on the cover of a magazine. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band is a song by The Beatles. The U.S. Navy Memorial Foundation gave the Lone Sailor Award to him in 1994.He was a member of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Hall of Fame. His adopted hometown of Henderson, Nevada, has a street named after him. He and his wife were featured in a documentary about their efforts to save horses from slaughter. American Prince: A Memoir was published in October 2008. He describes his encounters with other Hollywood legends of the time, including Frank Sinatra and James Dean, as well as his hard-knock childhood and path to success. His next book was The Making of Some Like it Hot: My Memories of Marilyn Monroe and the Classic American Movie. In the movie, Marilyn Monroe's antics and attitude on the set made everyone miserable.On May 22, 2009, he apologized to the radio audience after using three profanities in an interview. The presenter apologized to the audience. When the interview was live, he thought it was being taped. On April


title: Tony Curtis

texts: 26, 1970, he died after being arrested for marijuana possession. During the filming of The Persuaders!, he was a frequent marijuana smoker. At a time when his fame had declined and he was being offered few film roles, he developed a cocaine addiction in 1974 while filming Lepke. He was rushed to the hospital in 1984 due to his alcoholism and cocaine addiction.He entered the Betty Ford Clinic to overcome his illnesses. He had a heart attack in 1994. On July 8, 2010, after suffering an asthma attack during a book-signing engagement in Henderson, Nevada, where he lived, he was hospitalized in Las Vegas. On September 29, 2010, he died of cardiac arrest. "I'm not in a good way at the moment but can I ask you one thing?" he asked a few days before the photo- shoot. Can you make me look like an icon again? There were five children and seven grandchildren left by him.His widow told the press that he had suffered from lung problems as a result of cigarette smoking, although he had stopped smoking 30 years earlier. The American 'I Quit Smoking' Club had a president in the 1960s. Jamie Lee <mask> stated in a release to the Associated Press that her father leaves behind a legacy of great performances in movies and paintings. He leaves behind a wife and in-laws who were devoted to him, as well as children and their families who loved him. He leaves behind fans all over the world. He will be missed. He was buried at Palm Memorial Park Cemetery in Henderson, Nevada, on October 4, 2010.The service was attended by Robert Goulet's widow. Kirk Kerkorian and Kirk Douglas were pallbearers. He rewrote his will five months before his death and left his entire estate to his wife. For a number of years, <mask> was voted among the top stars in the United States in an annual poll from Quigley Publishing. James, wise. Movie actors are in America's Sea Services. The Naval Institute Press was published in 1997.Biography and naval service can be found on the California Center for

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title: Hassan Zia-Zarifi

texts: The founder of the communist guerrilla movement in Iran was an Iranian intellectual. He was executed along with eight others in Tehran in 1975. The execution of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi helped cement the government's reputation as a serious violator of human rights. The Organization of Iranian People's Fedai Guerrillas, which posed a serious challenge to the Shah's government, was formed by a small group of people. On April 10, 1939, the second youngest of eight children of Hajji Issa Zia-Zarifi, a merchant, was born in Lahijan, in the northern province of Gilan. <mask> was influenced by his older brothers who were active in left-wing causes, even though his father was a religious man. He joined the law faculty of the University of Tehran in 1960.He served two years of military service after graduating from college. He served as a private due to his political activity, even though he should have served as an officer. He went to work in the cooking oil company after his service ended. He was an intern in a legal office in 1967. He didn't have much time for a personal life. He was in love with a young woman, but his political activity prevented him from pursuing his social life. He was sentenced to ten years in prison by a military tribunal in 1967.He was given the death penalty in the wake of the assault on the Siahkal gendarmerie station. The Shah's feared intelligence service killed him in prison after the sentence was commuted to life in prison. The movement to


title: Hassan Zia-Zarifi

texts: nationalize Iran's oil industry and the more permissive political environment in the late 1940s and early 1950s inspired the political activism of <mask>-Zarifi. He protested the poor school conditions and the treatment of students by teachers. He joined the Tudeh Party's youth wing shortly before the coup d'etat of August 18, 1953, which overthrew the elected government of Mohammed Mossadeq. Immediately after the coup, he continued his political activity. He was sent to juvenile detention because he was seventeen when he was arrested for the first time.He was slapped across the ear by the martial law commander on the day of his release. His hearing was permanently damaged by the blow. His entry into the law faculty coincides with a period of political openness. He was elected to the central committee of the law students' association and became the first elected president of the Islamic Republic after joining the reconstituted liberal National Front. He was arrested many times as the universities became a battleground against the monarchy. He was a leader of the student political movement. He was elected to represent university students in the National Front of Iran's central congress in 1962, but Shapur Bakhtiar objected to his membership on the grounds that he criticized the Pahlavi regime.On June 5, 1963, nationwide protests broke out against the Shah's attempts to exile the leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The movement was based in the seminaries of Qom and


title: Hassan Zia-Zarifi

texts: political action. They were able to critique the failures of Iran's opposition movement. The ideological bedrock of the movement was formed by the theoretical manifesto co-authored by Jazani and Zarifi.The Jazani-Zarifi group moved beyond the theoretical stage and began recruiting members and organizing them in a cell structure with a larger network dedicated to political action. The Jazani-Zarifi group implemented its theories by 1966. The group procured a few small weapons and was planning to attack government banks. Despite their theoretical and analytical abilities, Zarifi and Jazani were unprepared for guerrilla activity. The Shah's secret service, the SAVAK, penetrated their organization immediately. After Jazani was arrested, he went into hiding and evaded capture for another month until he was betrayed by Abbas Shahriari, a high level Tudeh party official. The man was arrested on February 14, 1968.After his capture, Zia-Zarifi was subjected to intense torture as SAVAK tried to gather information about the group's activities. According to government documents, the torture was so bad that Zia-Zarifi was hospitalized for two days. As a result of torture, <mask> was hospitalized for a total of 12 days. He was strapped to a chair. He wore chains around his wrists and ankles. After being held for a year, Zia-Zarifi finally got a hearing in a court. He and 13 other members of the group faced a military tribunal that 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110


title: Hassan Zia-Zarifi

texts: evading capture. They trained in military tactics and strategy. The Organization of Iranian People's Fedai Guerrillas was formed. The area of Iran's mountainous and verdant northern provinces was thought to be ideal for starting a guerrilla uprising. On February 8, 1971 nine members of the group launched their first attack on the gendarmerie post in the small village of Siahkal, close to Lahijan.The group's contact in the village, a school teacher, had already been captured by SAVAK, and the local farmers immediately turned against the guerillas. The guerillas underestimated the military response from the government. Thousands of troops and several helicopters scoured the country-side for days until all of them were killed or captured. The Siahkal assault proved to be a turning point in the struggle against the Shah as it pointed out the development of a hitherto unseen level of resistance. The Shah's fear of armed resistance was highlighted by the government's overwhelming response. The foundation of the anti-Shah guerrilla movement was Siahkal, which was a major step in the struggle that led to the overthrow of the Shah. The government believed that Zia-Zarifi was involved in planning the attack on Siahkal.Before the Siahkal incident, a member of the OipFG had been captured. Under intense torture, <mask>ur confessed that he had met with Zia-Zarifi at Rasht prison and discussed with him the conditions of the group and the possibility of him escaping from prison. The


title: Shirley Crabtree

texts: Big Daddy was an English professional wrestler with a record-breaking 64 inch chest. The original British Wrestling Federation was where he worked. He was a partner with Giant Haystacks. After splitting with Haystacks, he became a fan favourite and the top star of Joint promotions. He was the first child of a blacksmith's daughter and weighed twelve pounds at birth. He was given the same name as his father, who was a professional player of rugby league. The team won the Challenge Cup at Wembley in 1931.Although traditionally a man's name, it has become popular as a girl's name due to the novel, <mask>. The name was associated with a child movie star in the 1930s, and so the boy was teased and bullied at school. His father abandoned the family when his son was seven years old, and so the bully made him become a professional wrestler in 1952. He was popular in the late 1950s and early 1960s as a blue-eye. He quit wrestling in 1966 after being harassed by a former champion at wrestling shows. He retired for six years. Sunbridge Wells is a nightclub that was owned by <mask> in the 1960s.In 1972 <mask> came back to Joint promotions as a villain with a Battling Guardsman based on his service with the Coldstream Guards. He made his first appearances on World of Sport during this time. Max was appointed as the Northern area booker with Joint Promotions and began to transform <mask> into the persona for which he would be best remembered. The first

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title: Shirley Crabtree

texts: condition and cleared <mask> of any responsibility. In 1993 he retired from wrestling and spent the rest of his days in his hometown of Halifax. Margaret Thatcher and Queen Elizabeth II were both fans of 'Big Daddy'. <mask> was a professional rugby league footballer. 364). His temper made him leave the pitch early. He was a coal miner and member of the British Army's Coldstream Guards.A place in the Guinness Book of Records was earned by <mask>. His brother Brian was a wrestling referee and later MC, while his younger brother Max was a booker. In the 1980s and 1990s, Steve and Scott wrestled under the names 'Greg Valentine' and 'Scott Valentine', respectively. They were tag team partners for their uncle. Eorl is the nephew of a former rugby league player. In 1997 he died of a stroke. He was survived by his second wife and six children.Big Daddy's comic strip was drawn by Mike Lacey. The Saturday morning Tiswas show was to be replaced by a programme called 'Big Daddy'. The Saturday Show was hastily renamed after the pilot for Big Daddy's Saturday Show was shot and a series was announced but <mask> pulled out at the last moment. Big Daddy vs Giant Haystacks, a stage play by Brian Mitchell and Joseph Nixon, toured Great Britain in 2011. Big Daddy was the owner of a synthesizer on the early '80s album 912 Psychedelic Meditations on British Wrestling of the 1970s. The British Wrestling Federation has a British Championship and a European

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title: Scott Randolph

texts: <mask> has been the Orange County Tax Collector for the past three years. From 2006 to 2012 he was a member of the Florida House of Representatives, representing the 36th District. He graduated from Bradley University with his bachelor's degree in 1995 after growing up in Tennessee. He graduated from the University of Georgia School of Law with his Juris Doctor in 1999, and joined environmental causes as a lawyer, successfully filing a lawsuit against the state of Florida for its failure to protect the Suwannee River. After joining Clean Water Action, he met his wife and moved to Florida. In 2005, he announced that he would run for the Florida House of Representatives from the 36th District in order to challenge State Representative McInvale in the Democratic primary. McInvale switched to the Republican Party in 2006 and was defeated by <mask> in the primary with 61% of the vote.The Republican majority in the legislature would force her to stick to the party line despite her moderate views, as argued by <mask> during the general election campaign. He attacked McInvale for mailing out literature that included a picture of him at an event with a drag queen with the text "Wrong for our Families" underneath it. McInvale was endorsed by the newspaper, which argued that he was more in line with the Democratic Party line against school and Medicaid reform. In the end, <mask> defeated McInvale with a majority of the vote. Stephen Villard was the Republican nominee for the general election in 2010, and he was defeated by <mask>. He proposed to improve water systems, increase regulation on mortgage companies, and renovation of older buildings to cut down on electricity costs. The Sentinel praised him as a "strong champion for education" and noted that he was a "work in progress" from his first legislative session.A majority of the vote went to <mask> over Villard. When Orange County Commissioner Mildred Fernandez was suspended from office after she was arrested on corruption charges, <mask> applied to fill her seat. After meeting with Governor Charlie Crist, Lui Damiani was appointed to the County Commission. In the 2010 election, Greg Reynolds, the

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title: Scott Randolph

texts: Republican nominee, and Lawanna Gelzer, an independent candidate, opposed <mask>. He fought to overturn the gay adoption ban in the state, while Reynolds called for cutting regulation to create jobs. One of the Legislature's most principled members, who routinely manages to draw attention to risks the Legislature shouldn't be taking, was endorsed once again by the Sentinel. Reynolds received 37% of the vote, while Gelzer received 4% of the vote.During the legislative session of the year, he spoke out against the legislation that required women to see and listen to fetal sounds before having an abortion. During the debate on union reforms, he argued that Republicans were against regulations except when it came to social issues. The Speaker of the House stepped in and told him that his choice of language was inappropriate, as he referenced a body part, and that he should be aware of that. It would have been a third-degree felony for jury members to receive compensation to talk about their experience during the trial if the legislation had been enacted. He didn't run for a fourth term in 2012 because he wanted to be the next Chairman of the Florida Democratic Party, and because legislative redistricting moved him into an unfamiliar district. Earl K. Wood, a Democrat who had held office for 50 years, died during his re- election campaign. Wood's name remained on the ballot and the Orange County Democratic Party had the responsibility of selecting a replacement candidate.He argued that his experience on the State House Finance and Tax Committee and being an expert on tax policy made him the best candidate for the office. It's not just an administrative office. With so little time before the campaign, he could not have run a typical campaign, as he was attacked for taking advantage of people who don't know that Earl has died. In the end, <mask> won with over 50% of the vote. After he was elected, he applied for a paying position in the Tax Collector's office to ease the transition, but he was attacked by local Republicans for accepting a salary while working. There are links to the Florida House of Representatives and the Orange County Tax

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title: William C. Durant

texts: The pioneer of the United States automobile industry was <mask>. He created a system in which the company held multiple brands under a single holding company. Chevrolet with Louis Chevrolet was co-founded by Frederic L. Smith and <mask>. He founded the company. He was the son of a wealthy Massachusetts family of French descent and was born in Boston, Massachusetts. His mother was the daughter of a Michigan governor. <mask> dropped out of high school to work in his grandpa's lumberyard.He founded his own carriage company after working as a cigar salesman. In 1886, Durant and Dort foundedFlint Road Cart Company, transforming $2,000 in start-up capital into a $2 million company with worldwide sales. The largest manufacturer of horse-drawn vehicles in the US by the start of the 20th century was the Durant-Dort Carriage Company. He wouldn't allow his daughter to ride in a car because he felt that the smell of burnt fuel and the engines' loud sounds made them inherently dangerous. The public uproar over weak government regulation of horseless carriages was significant by 1900. Rather than relying on government regulations to improve their safety, he saw it as an opportunity to create a company which could improve the safety of this new class of transportation. A local car company with few sales and large debts was the first thing that <mask> set out to purchase.The modern system of automobile dealer franchises was conceived by <mask>. He was a millionaire because of his holdings in the company. On November 1, 1904, <mask> assumed control of the troubled Buick Motor Company and used financial and manufacturing resources to correct its course. Despite having no manufacturing line and only a few cars, the company was able to become the best-selling automobile in America thanks to the marketing of the Buick name. McLaughlin's, the largest carriage manufacturer in Canada, signed a 15-year contract to build Buick power trains

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title: William C. Durant

texts: at cost-plus pricing. Utilising Buick as the base, along with a 15-year contract for motors to be provided to R. S. McLaughlin, would be the creation of a large automobile company, which would manufacture several independent marques and control subsidiary component-making companies. General GM Holding Company was founded on September 16, 1908, with the opening of an account by the two men.McLaughlin is one of General GM's biggest shareholders because they exchanged a large amount of Buick stock for an equivalent amount of McLaughlin's company stock. Olds Motor Works was purchased by Durant in November of 1908. A new holding company consolidated 13 car companies and 10 parts-and-accessories manufacturers. Along with many parts-manufacturing companies, paint and varnish companies, and other accessory manufacturers owned by General GM, Cadillac and Oakland Motor Car were bought in 1909. By 1910, the rapid-fire acquisitions <mask> made caught up with the business and caused him and the corporation to become grossly overextended with so many imprudent acquisitions. The corporation faced a cash shortage, and as a result, <mask> was forced out of the company. J. Dallas Dort was the vice-president and director of the company.In 1913, Dort stepped down as vice-president of Chevrolet and in 1914, <mask> sold his share of the Durant-Dort Carriage Company. By 1915, R.S. Chevrolet's sales were used to regain control of General GM, and McLaughlin was the one who built it. The Cartercar Company was founded in Jackson, Michigan, four years before General GM acquired it. They say I shouldn't have bought Cartercar. How could anyone know that <mask> wasn't the thing? No other car had the same drive.How could I know what the engineers would say next? The Cartercar was discontinued by the GM board when they regained control of the company in 1916. The GM board decided to use the factory to make the Oakland. The bankers turned him down

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title: William C. Durant

texts: when he tried to buy Ford in 1909, but the board of directors of GM dismissed him. Henry Ford predicted the automobile would become a mass-market item. The basic Model T said "Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black." Drawing on his experience in the carriage business, he wanted to create automobiles for different incomes and tastes.His plan was to combine Buick with other companies to serve this purpose. The Little car, named after its founder, <mask>. Little, was created by Chevrolet when <mask> became financially overextended and banking interests assumed control. His initial goal was to compete with the Ford Model T. He dropped the approach because he was dissatisfied with it. In Canada, on 30 September, 1910, after obtaining a loan of $52,935.25 ($ in dollars), R S McLaughlin and Louis Chevrolet formed the Chevrolet company. In 1914, a disagreement with <mask> resulted in <mask> buying out his partner. With the shares being bought up at 5-to-1 and 7-to-1, McLaughlin and the other shareholders had enough stock to take back the old job, which was to put Chevrolet in Canada.McLaughlin didn't have a problem with his friend back at the helm. McLaughlin built his Buicks in Canada without conflict to his Buick contract. R S McLaughlin exchanged his Chevrolet Stocks for GM at this time with Pierre du Pont in charge, with McLaughlin serving as director and vice president of the newly incorporated General GM Corporation in 1918. The venture proved to be a great success for the man, as he was able to buy enough shares in GM to regain control and become its president in 1916. The Chevrolet product line was brought into the corporation during his presidency. He paid $21,000,000 back to his friends after he lost control of GM in 1920. GM would not participate in defense work after the US entered World War I.He ran afoul of Henry Leland, who was an ardent patriot and eager to assist

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texts: in the US war effort. The Lincoln Motor Company was founded by Leland after he left GM. The Pennsylvania State University archives hold the information on GM 1918–1975, which was created by <mask> while he was in charge of Chevrolet. He was a member of the automotive Hall of Fame. Drawing on experience gleaned in the carriage-making business 20 years earlier, <mask> assembled a collection of parts and components manufacturers. In 1918, United GM was sold to General GM for over forty million dollars. After rising to the position of president of GM in the 1920s, he went on to build the company into the world's largest automaker.In 1921, <mask> established a new company with one brand. Within two years, it had several brands, including the Durant, Star, and Eagle. A factory in Ontario was part of the new empire. When he was with General GM, he acquired a range of companies whose cars were aimed at different markets, and therefore, levels of affordability and luxury. The lowest tier was the Star, designed for people who wouldn't buy the Ford Model T. The financial troubles of the Wall Street Crash of 1929 and the Great Depression ultimately proved to be insurmountable, and the company failed in 1933. In the 1920s, <mask> became a major player on Wall Street and on Black Tuesday joined with members of the Rockefeller family and other financial giants to buy large quantities of stocks, against the advice of friends, to demonstrate to the public their confidence in the stock market.He failed to stop the market slide. By 1936, he was bankrupt. <mask> and his second wife, <mask>, lived on a pension provided by R. S. McLaughlin and others. He opened a bowling alley and fast food restaurant in Michigan. He hoped to expand to a chain of 30 bowling alleys and predicted that family-friendly entertainment venues would be big business in the coming years. In 1942, <mask> traveled to Nevada to open a cinnabar mine in hopes of

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title: William C. Durant

texts: getting the US government to subsidize it through defense contracts. A stroke left him partially paralyzed after he suffered an exhausting climb on foot to the mine entrance to inspect it.He and his wife had to move to an apartment in New York City. At the end of WWII, <mask> predicted an economic boom and that there were so many possibilities for consumer goods. He backed a hair tonic venture. Even though his mental faculties were notimpaired at the end and he attempted to work on his memoirs, he was robbed of his ability to speak coherently after the stroke. He tried to return toFlint in 1946, but his health deteriorated to the point where it was impossible. He died a few days after becoming comatose. By the time of his death, the Durants were bankrupt and had to sell off most of their collection of paintings and other valuables to pay for his medical expenses.He was buried in a mausoleum in the Bronx. He was a member of the Junior Achievement U.S. Business Hall of Fame. He had a summer home on the corner of Roseld and Ocean Avenues in Ocean Township, New Jersey, which was named after him. <mask>'s Castle was built in the late 1920s by his son and third wife, and was located along the south branch of the Au Sable River. On February 6, 1931, the 54-room mansion burned to the ground. The <mask> never lived there. It was suspected that the fire was the work of trade unionists.George W. Mason, an automotive executive, was the owner of the land after the deaths of <mask> and Lea. He bequeathed it to the State of Michigan as a nature preserve. The castle and private airstrip were built with the old foundation works in mind. There is a short history of the castle on the site. Rae, John B. The name of the man is "The Fabulous <mask>." The Business History Review is online.Bernard A. Weisberger. The Dream Maker is <mask><mask>. Boston: Little, Brown, 1979. Print. The history of the automobile can be found at

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title: Georg Niedermeier

texts: There is a former professional footballer who played as a defender. He joined VfB Stuttgart on loan in January 2009, and signed for them in February 2010 for 4 million. After starting his football career in a youth team, he went through the academy and reached the captaincy with the reserve team. He played for a reserve team. He made his seniors debut at the age of 17 in a 0–0 draw against FC Augsburg. A year after taking the step to the Seniors team, he helped the U19s team win the Youth Bundesliga Championship. In the opening game of the 2008–09 season, he was given the captain's armband and he led the team to a 2–1 victory over FC Union Berlin.He made his professional debut with the first team in the same year. In August of 2008, he was nominated for the squad of FCB for games against Hamburger SV and Lyon in the European competition. The new deal was signed in January of 2009. On January 30, 2009, he was sent to VfB Stuttgart to gain first team experience. He said that he had more chance to play here after the move. On 1 March 2009, he made his debut in the starting XI and the team won 2–0 against Karlsruher. He had an ankle injury that kept him out for a month.On 9 May 2009, he came back to the starting line–up and helped the team to a 5–1 victory against Wolfsburg, who would go on to win the title. In his first half season as a professional, he helped VfB Stuttgart finish 3rd after an incredible run in the second half of the season. In the 1–1 draw at Signal Iduna Park on August 28, 2009, <mask> scored his first goal of his career with a headed ball. Due to competition from Serdar Tasci, Khalid Boulahrouz and Matthieu Delpierre, he lost his place in the first team. After Tasci and Boulahrouz were injured in the first three matches of the season, <mask> made his European debut in the 2–0 win against Glasgow Rangers at Ibrox-Park on 24 November 2009. He started the

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title: Georg Niedermeier

texts: and coaches as well as the club officials honoring his role. At the end of the season, he made seven appearances. When his move to later Bundesliga-side Union Berlin couldn't be finalized, the Club politics of Freiburg turned into a huge challenge for him.Due to his salary and the fact that young players surprised the year before, he was cut of the team in order to force a move. His time was turned into a nightmare when his car was burned down in front of his apartment. He left the club at the end of the season. After passing his medical on July 24, 2018, he moved to Australia to join the A-League powerhouse Melbourne Victory. He made his A-League debut in the opening game of the A-League in October. He would make four starts in the next four matches. After a good start to the season, he picked up two concussions and a mid-foot injury in the following weeks, but he scored his first goal in a 2–1 win against Central Coast in April, leading Victory into the finals.Although he returned to the first team on three separate occasions, coming on as a late substitute, he was sent off in the 15th minute of the 1–1 draw against rivals, Melbourne City, for a second bookable offence. The third place finish in the regular season allowed the Victory to take part in the Finals series. After scoring the opening goal in the elimination final home win against Wellington Phoenix at AAMI Park on 3 May, it was once again <mask> who scored the opening goal in the grand final at Jubilee Oval two weeks later. At the end of the season, he made 19 appearances and scored two goals. After the conclusion of the A-League season, the Victory announced that <mask> would leave the club. He returned to Germany in order to find a new club. He won fourteen caps for the Germany U17 national team.There are external links to 1986 births and career statistics for FC Bayern Munich II players. Footballers from


title: Raymond Briggs

texts: <mask> is an English illustrator, cartoonist, graphic novelist and author. He is best known in Britain for his story The Snowman, a book without words whose cartoon adaptation is televised and whose musical adaptation is staged every Christmas. The Kate Greenaway medals are given by the British Library Association to the year's best children's book illustration by a British subject. Father Christmas was named one of the top-ten winning works by a panel for the 50th anniversary of the medal. In 1984 he was a runner-up for the Hans Christian Andersen Award. He's a patron of the Association of Illustrators. <mask> was born in Wimbledon, London, to parents <mask>, a milkman, and Ethel Bowyer, a former lady's maid, who married in 1930.His parents visited him frequently after he was evacuated from World War II. After the war ended, he was relocated to Wimbledon. Despite his father's attempts to discourage him from this unprofitable pursuit, he went to the Wimbledon School of Art and the Central School of Art to study painting. He was a National Service conscript in the Royal Corps of Signals at Catterick from 1953 to 1955. He graduated from University College, London, in 1957 with a degree in painting. After briefly pursuing painting, he became a professional illustrator and began working in children's books. Peter and the Piskies: Cornish Folk and Fairy Tales was published by Oxford University Press.They collaborated again for the book. Chris Riddell, who went on to win three Greenaway Medals, was one of the students that <mask> taught at the Brighton School of Art. The 1964 Kate Greenaway Medal was a runner-up and the 1966 Medal was for illustrating a Hamilton edition of Mother Goose. The Mother Goose

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texts: Treasury is a collection of 408 traditional and well loved poems and nursery rhymes, illustrated with over 800 colour pictures by a young <mask>gs wrote and illustrated were in comics format, rather than the separate text and illustrations typical of children's books. Father Christmas and Father Christmas Goes on Holiday both feature Father Christmas who complains about the "blooming snow". He won his second Greenaway.They were adapted into a film called Father Christmas. One day in the life of a working class Bogeyman with the mundane job of scaring human beings was the subject of the third early Hamilton "comics". The Snowman was a wordless, MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE It was partly inspired by his previous book, "For two years I worked on Fungus, buried amongst muck, slime and words, so... I wanted to do something that was pleasant and quick. He was a runner-up for his third Greenaway medal. The Random House American edition was produced in the same year as the Boston Globe–Horn Book Award winning picture book.The British TV channel Channel 4 adapted it as a cartoon in 1982. It has been shown on British television every year since it was nominated for an Oscar. The 30th anniversary of the original was marked by the airing of the sequel The Snowman and the Snowdog. In Gentleman Jim, a sombre look at the working class trials of Jim and his parents was based on his parents. The British House of Commons praised When the Wind Blows for its timeliness and originality. The topic was inspired by a documentary on nuclear contingency


title: Raymond Briggs

texts: planning and the dense format of the page was inspired by a Swiss publisher's miniature version of Father Christmas. The book was turned into a two-handed radio play with Peter Sallis in the male lead role, and then an animated film with John Mills and Peggy Ashcroft.The Tin-Pot Foreign General and the Old Iron Woman denounced the war. The Bear was one of the works that produced humor for children. Two years after his parents' deaths, his wife died of leukaemia. They didn't have any children. He kept a separate home from his long-term partner, Liz, and her children, because of the lack of light, and he lived in a small house in Westmeston. Parkinson's disease was the cause of Liz's death in October 2015. <mask> is working on writing and illustrating books.Although he used to be a supporter of the Labour Party, he lost faith in it under the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn. The Kurt Maschler Award was won by <mask> for writing and for illustrating The Man, a short graphic novel featuring a boy and a homunculus. One British children's book was recognised annually for its integration of text and illustration. His parents' 41-year marriage was portrayed in his graphic novel, which won a British book award. It was turned into an animated film. He was the first person to be in the British Comic Awards Hall of Fame. The Bear was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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