title: J. B. Jackson

texts: landscape studies in other places. German cultural landscape studies were mostly based on scientific categorizations of regions and settlements with strong ties to geology and economic analysis according to Wilson and Groth. British cultural studies were influenced by historical accounts of landscape, but also by field observation and map interpretations. The field was shaped by the emphasis on unique culture and geography in France and has resonance in American landscape studies. Each French region had its own well-written guidebooks to local physical and social landscapes by World War II, according to the editors. The definition of a cultural landscape was written in 1925 by Carl Sauer, who was the chair of the geography department at Berkeley. The agent is culture, the natural area is the medium, and the landscape is the result.<mask> lived just southwest of Santa Fe, New Mexico, near an historic property known as El Rancho de las Golondrinas. <mask> died in Santa Fe. He lived in New Mexico. The PEN/Diamonstein-Spielvogel Award for the Art of the Essay for A Sense of Place, a Sense of Time was given to <mask> <mask> in 1995. The Silver Star was given to J.B<mask>. Landscape: Selected Writings of J. is one of <mask>'s published works. The Interpretation of Ordinary Landscape: Geographical Essays edited with D. W. Meinig was published in 1980.The merits and charm of the highway strip are not so obscure, but they will be accepted by a wider public. The kind of pleasure the bicycle offers is almost classical moderation. A Hellenistic Greek might have invented and ridden a machine like this. It does not cause violence to our normal reactions. The direction in which a city grows is more important than land values or real estate activity. Incentives for restoration and a return to origins are provided by husks. Before there can be renewal and reform, there has to be an interim of death or rejection.There are external links to the J.B. <mask>

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title: Gabriela Isler

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texts: The seventh Miss Universe of her country is <mask>, a Venezuela TV host, fashion model and beauty queen who was crowned Miss Universe 2013. A charity organization devoted to female empowerment and counseling was founded by Isler. Isler is currently the national director of Miss Venezuela. Isler was born in the city of Valencia, but has lived in Maracay since she was little. She holds a degree in management and marketing. She holds Swiss citizenship due to her Swiss grandfather from Lausanne. It's a common Swiss family name.After her aunt died, she started modeling as a way to cheer her mother and grandmother up. The winner of the Miss Venezuela 2012 was Miss Gurico, who obtained the Miss Elegance award, and became the ninth Miss Venezuela from Gu. <mask> represented Venezuela at the Miss Universe competition in Moscow, Russia. She was the new Miss Universe. The country's status as the second most successful entity at Miss Universe has been maintained by Isler's win. When the outgoing Miss Universe is from the USA, she becomes the third Venezuela to win the title. Isler was interviewed by many international media outlets after being crowned in Moscow.The presentation of Yamamay's million dollar swimsuit was held at the Crowne Plaza hotel in Moscow. She presented at the Latin Grammys in Las Vegas with Illya Kuryaki and the Valderrama. The Global Impact award Gala Dinner honoring Hillary Clinton was held in New York City. She attended the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lighting ceremony in New York City. Isler traveled to Venezuela on an unofficial visit to enjoy Christmas with her family. She traveled to Indonesia on January 7, where she filmed a publicity

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title: Gabriela Isler

texts: appearance. On January 17, Isler traveled to Cancn, Mexico for a photo shoot.She traveled to Indonesia to help in the crowning of the Miss Universe Indonesia. Isler attended New York Fashion Week. She attended the "Countdown to A Slice of Latin America" Gala in New York three days after attending the Valentine's Day luncheon. The Miss Russia press conference was held in Moscow, Russia, on February 27, with <mask> and Megan Young in attendance. She was a judge. The Cadillac Championship Fashion Show was held in Miami. She attended Emin Agalarov's concert in Miami.Isler went to the Philippines in March of last year to raise funds for the victims of the typhoon and to help crown the Binibining Pilipinas winners. Isler walked in Casablanca Fashion Week to promote Peugeot 308. Isler was named the new Madrina of the Latino Commission on AIDS during a ceremony at Macy's Herald Square in New York. She presented at the Latin Music Awards in Miami with David Chocarro. The 11th Annual Project Sunshine benefit was held at The Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City. Isler spoke on Capitol Hill in support of a Foundation for AIDS Research. One of the world's leading nonprofits dedicated to HIV/AIDS research, prevention, education, and advocacy was founded by Elizabeth Taylor.The event was held in New York City. Isler attended the 6th annual NFL Draft fundraiser Beyond the Boroughs at Dream Downtown in New York City. Isler traveled to Curaao for the Miss Universe designers night. She attended a party in New York City in May of last year. The 12th annual Commissions for Charity Day was held at BTIG's trading floor in New York City. The Jazz at Lincoln Center and the Telemundo


title: Dhan Singh Thapa

texts: The highest military decoration in India was given to Lieutenant Colonel <mask>. Thapa was commissioned into the 1st battalion in 1949. The Chinese advanced to the north of Pangong Lake in October of 1962 in order to capture Yula. Srijap 1 was established on the northern bank of Pangong Lake by the 1st Battalion of 8 Gorkha Rifles. The post was surrounded by Chinese forces. The post was held by Major <mask> and his men before they were overrun. The survivors were taken as prisoners of war.His efforts to motivate his men under fire earned him a medal. Thapa was released after the war ended. He was employed by Sahara Airlines after he retired from the Army. He died in 2005. On April 10, 1928, <mask> <mask> was born to P. S. Tha pa. He joined the 1st Battalion, 8 Gorkha Rifles on August 28, 1949 and was promoted to lieutenant on February 21, 1951. He was promoted to captain on February 21, 1957, after being promoted to lieutenant on September 29, 1956.There had been disagreements between India and China over their borders in the Himalayas. The Prime Minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru approved a plan called the "Forward Policy", which called for the establishment of a number of small posts facing the Chinese. They attacked the eastern sector of the Indian defences. The same night they attacked and overran the posts. They advanced to the north of Pangong Lake in order to capture Yula. The post Srijap was established on the northern bank of Pangong lake. The posts were created to implement the "Forward Policy".It was important for the defence of Chusul airfield. The D

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title: Dhan Singh Thapa

texts: of Srijap 1. The Chinese fired at the boats. One of the boats was badly damaged. The people in the first boat died, but the people in the second boat escaped. The post was left with only three men after a third Chinese attack. A bomb fell into Major <mask>'s room, but he was able to escape the fire and come out. <mask> was taken prisoner after he jumped into the trenches and killed many invaders in hand-to-hand combat.There were no survivors when Srijap1 fell at battalion headquarters. The last three survivors were taken prisoner. The Rifleman was able to escape the Chinese and return to the battalion. It wasn't known until later that Major <mask> had been taken prisoner. Major <mask> was a prisoner of war. He was punished for killing Chinese troops and for refusing to make statements against the Indian Army and the Indian government. He was released after the war ended.On October 20, 1962, Major <mask> was awarded a medal for his actions. Thapa was promoted to the substantive rank of major on February 21, 1964, and to lieutenant-colonel on February 28, 1970. He retired from the Army in 1980. Thapa was a director with Sahara Airlines for a short time after retirement. Thapa passed away on 6 September 2005. He was survived by his family. The Shipping Corporation of India (SCI), a Government of India enterprise under the auspices of the Ministry of Shipping, named fifteen crude oil tanker in honor of the recipients.The tanker was delivered to SCI in 1984 and served for 25 years before being phased out. The names of Indian Army officers who died in 2005 are further

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title: Ambrosius, Metropolitan of Helsinki

texts: Risto Jskelinen was the birth name of Ambrosius. The retired Metropolitan of Helsinki is Tohmajrvi. He graduated from the Joensuu Lyceum in 1964. He earned a degree in theology in 1968. He obtained the degree of Master of Political Science. During 1969–1970, Risto Jskelinen was a lecturer at the Orthodox Theological Seminary of Finland. In 1969 he was a research fellow in Hungary, in 1971 he was a research fellow in the United Kingdom, in 1979 he was a research fellow in the Soviet Union, and in 1987 he was a research fellow in the United States.He was a Lutheran minister in 1969 and a Lutheran priest in 1975. He was an acting lecturer and acting assistant professor in the University of Joensuu. He was an Orthodox monk and a hieromonk in the New Valamo Monastery at the same time. His name was <mask>, but he became a monk. He was the deputy head of the monastery and the first treasurer of New Valamo. The Bishop of Joensuu was elected in 1988. In 1996 he was elected Metropolitan of Oulu and in 2002 he became Metropolitan of Helsinki.He retired at the beginning of the year. He is a member of the Administrative Body of the Orthodox Church. The president of the board of Fine is also a board member of a company called Tulikivi. He resigned from the freemasons in the 1980s after cooperating with them. The Orthodox canons do not allow the Orthodox to belong to secret societies. The book was published to honor the birthday of Ambrosius. The writers included his network.President Tarja Halonen. On the first Sunday of March 2015, there were new priests in the Uspenski Cathedral. Irja Askola was invited to attend the event. During


title: Chris Lake

texts: <mask> is a DJ and electronic music producer. He rose to fame in 2006 with his hit single, "Changes", featuring Laura V. Musical career <mask> first became recognized for his bootleg remixes of the Prodigy's "Climbatize", Leftfield's "Phat Planet", and Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams "Changes", featuring Laura V, peaked at number 27 on the UK Singles Chart. The track reached number 10 on the Hot Dance Airplay chart after being licensed by Universal Music. "Carry Me Away" topped the Hot Dance Airplay chart. <mask> was nominated for a gramophone in 2012 for his work with deadmau5 on the album. His third top ten hit was "Only One".His 4th consecutive top 10 single was "If You Knew" featuring Nastala. He ran two record labels in this time, but they took a break. <mask> released 5 tracks on Ultra Records. "Chest" was the first to be described by what it isn't. It's not a frilly song, it's not a deep cut. There is no singing happening here. <mask> simplified his production to allow all of the necessary elements to shine."Piano Hand", a collaboration with <mask>, was aired on Annie Mac's Radio 1 show. "Stomper", <mask>'s collaboration with Anna Lunoe, was released and played on YourEDM, where it was acknowledged as a charging house tune that received play throughout the entire festival circuit. "Stranger" was played at nearly every major festival in the US during the month

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title: Chris Lake

texts: of September. He played at Hard Day of the Dead, Foundation Nightclub, and U Street Music Hall during his 3-month North American tour after his September release. <mask> collaborated with him on the last release of 2015. They were hailed as a "seemingly perfect match" for their second collaboration. The Calvin Harris & Disciple's "How Deep is Your Love" was one of the most popular house remixes of the year and was released alongside these 5 originals.Jess Glynne's " Hold My Hand" received over 3 million streams in 2016 and was the first of a number of popular <mask> releases. His official remix for Craig David's "Nothing Like This" was released on FFRR Records and received a lot of DJ support throughout Europe. The Big Beat/Atlantic release of his "WTF (Where They From)" was the top release on the package. Insomniac said "there's nothing not to like here". <mask> launched his own music label, Black Book Records. In addition to his new label, hecurated OWSLA's HOWSLA compilation with Skrillex, which reached number 1 on the iTunes electronic chart. <mask>'s release "I Want You" is the third most supported song for the 10th week in a row.On January 29th, it was announced that <mask> would be performing at the Indy 500 Snake Pit on May 26th. Past performers have included deadmau5 and Steve Aoki. <mask> has a track called "Bade Zile" with Joseph Ray and Lakou

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title: David Brooks (footballer)

texts: <mask> is a Welsh professional footballer who plays for Bournemouth and the Wales national team. He played for England and Wales at a young age. He was born in the UK. He was associated with the Manchester City academy from the age of seven and signed professional forms with the club in March 2015. He joined the National League side on a one-month loan. In his five appearances, he scored one goal and had his loan extended into a second month. On 30 August 2016 he made his first-team debut for the Blades, coming on as a 63rd-minute substitute for Matt Done in a 0–0 draw with Leicester City U23 in the group stage of the EFL Trophy.He made his first start for the club in the next fixture in the competition, a 2–1 home defeat by Walsall on 4 October, after which manager Chris Wilder said that "I think it's difficult for a young player to impress when the players around him aren't performing". Chris Coleman picked him for the Wales team four days later. He scored his first senior goal six minutes after coming on as a substitute to seal the victory in the Yorkshire derby. He signed a new long-term contract in October of last year. In July of last year,<mask>

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title: David Brooks (footballer)

texts: start to <mask>'s career. After scoring again in the Cherries 5–0 away win over Brighton on 13 April, he finished his first top-flight season with seven goals. He was nominated for the Young Player of the Year award by the Professional Footballers' Association due to his performances for the club throughout the season. In a pre-season friendly against Brentford, he injured his ankle and was expected to be out until mid-October. He underwent a second ankle operation in December and is expected to be out until mid-March. "I didn't know it was going to be six months and I don't think the physios would have thought that either". He returned to training with the rest of the squad on March 11.He scored his first goal of the season in a 2–1 loss to Man City. He made nine league appearances and one goal for the Cherries, who were promoted to the Championship after five years in the premier league. After being demoted from the premier league,<mask> returned to the Cherries side as a sub in their opening day win. He scored his first goals of the season in an away win. In November, he was named the Championship Player of the month after scoring 2 goals and adding 3

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title: Karl Schnaase

texts: <mask> was a German art historian and jurist. One of the first surveys of the history of art was written by him. In West Prussia, there is a place called Danzig (Gdask). Hegel lectured on philosophy in the spring of 1817 when he was a law student. Hegel went to the University of Berlin in the fall of 1818 to attend the lectures that would become the Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences. After passing his first juristic exam in July 1819, he received a position in the municipal court of Danzig. Before returning to Danzing, he went to Dresden and was very impressed with the art collections there.While maintaining his interest in art, he was employed as an assessor in Knigsberg for much of the 1820s. He traveled through Italy for a year, visiting Rome, Naples, Florence, and Milan. He became ill after hiking through the Tyrol and the Bavarian Alps. A book based on his Italian journey was never completed. He was able to see the medieval monuments of the Rhineland when he was in Marienwerder and Dsseldorf. He found the Rhineland to be a more congenial place to pursue his interest in art history. The Niederlndische Briefe (Dutch letters), which appeared in 1834, was the result of an examination of the monuments in the Low Countries.The Briefe was a major contribution to the theoretical literature on art history, even though it was written in the form of a travel narrative. Hegel's thought into the discussion of the development of art is the basis of Schnaase's first book. The assumption that past works of art were understood from the point of view of the present was one of the difficulties in Hegel's Aesthetics. For the next hundred years, the way in which he did this dominated. He argued that the various periods


title: Karl Schnaase

texts: on "the actual middle ages" in 1850, Gothic in 1856, and the late Middle Ages in 1861. The work on a second edition of the existing work began at this point, instead of continuing his survey into the Renaissance.He was aided in the revision by a number of art historians. The appearance of Jacob Burckhardt's equally contextual works on the Renaissance as well as the a religious attitudes of the modern era has been suggested as the reason why Schnaase stopped where he was. In honor of his art-historical achievements, the University of Bonn and the Order of Maximilian from the King of Bavaria gave awards to the artist after he retired from his legal commitments. The relationship between art and religion became increasingly important to him. He was one of the founding members of the Society for Religious Art in the Lutheran Church. ber das Verhltniss der Kunst zum Christenthum (On the relationship of art to Christianity) and Bildung und Christenthum (Education and Christianity) were published in the 19th century. Despite his poor health, he continued to travel across Europe.He died in 1871. The development of art history as an independent discipline was greatly influenced by <mask>'s work. His theories influenced a number of later art historians. Alois Riegl's theory of the Kunstwollen may have been the most influenced by Schnaase's thought. W. Lbke wrote "<mask>, biographische Skizze." Jahrhundert, ed. W. Lbke was born in 1879.It is available online. The critical historians of art was written by M. Podro. M. Schwarzer wrote "Origins of the art history survey text." It is available online. There are external links to the text. There is a Dictionary of Art Historians. Writers from Gdask and people from West

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title: Betty Holliday

texts: An American visual artist and educator who was active on Long Island, New York, and in New York City was known as <mask> and <mask>. Her works include large paintings and drawings. Her early paintings were dominated by color, as she was trained when abstract expressionism was the dominant American art movement, and later she became interested in photography and "decolorizing" her paintings and drawings. Early life, education, and employment were some of the things <mask> had. She studied painting and drawing at the Art Students League of New York and earned an MA in Art History at Harvard University. As an editorial associate for ARTnews, she was exposed to the works of contemporary artists. She was able to recruit visiting artists for the Cumberland Center for Continuing Education because of her access to the art scene.Many of her students became professional artists and she taught privately. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, abstract expressionism began to explore nonobjectivity, but her figural abstractions attracted the earliest published critical attention. My Father was reproduced in Art in America to show how the atypical, unsymbolic works of "fledgling artists" attest to the flexibility of abstraction and representation. Through the language of abstract expressionism, she was able to reveal the truth of the figure which is just as well expressed by its stance, its total gesture, as by its individual features. Her heavy, bold, interpenetrating, and in some cases obliterating strokes of white, gray, black, and brown invited comparisons to others. In the Garden and On the Grass III are two

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title: Betty Holliday

texts: 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846Many works were created because of <mask>'s fascination with Moore. When The Sister Chapel was first aired in 1978, one reviewer reported that <mask> had created three hundred drawings and five full-sized paintings of Moore. Drawing of the head, umbrella, and a bentwood rocker of a type designed by Michael Thonet were some of the drawings of the head, umbrella, and a bentwood rocker. When The Sister Chapel was first shown, one reviewer said it was the most successful painting in the chapel. sunflowers and dynamic human figures were executed on a large scale, usually in the form of drawings, in the early 1980s. Her figures were more energetic in these works. A swirling, spinning female form, engulfed in sweeping lines that define a cape or scarf, while holding aloft a flute or ukelele was among the drawings.The entire effect is motion and energy. A reviewer in The New York Times described the figures as "a body of work that restates a classic tradition with marked originality." The Judgment of Paris, a large-scale drawing, was described by Helen Harrison as "a witty, geriatric takeoff on the mythological encounter." The Art Students League of New York alumni are Painters from

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title: Julius Meier

texts: <mask><mask> was an American businessman, civic leader, and politician in the state of Oregon. Before entering the family business in Portland, the son of the founder of the department store would become a lawyer. The 20th Governor of Oregon was an independent who served a single term. He was elected Governor of Oregon. The founder of Oregon's largest department store, Meier & Frank, was born in Portland to German immigrants of Jewish ancestry. He had three siblings and was the father of three of them. He said that the only day that he was allowed to leave the store was Christmas Day, 1901.After graduating from the University of Oregon School of Law in 1895, he practiced law with a partner, George W. Joseph, for four years. According to family tradition, it was at this time that he added the "L" to his name; the sign painter, who was putting his name on the door, insisted that all lawyers of substance had a middle name, so he suggested an "L". 30 years of civic involvement was enough for Meier to enter politics. He led many good causes and was a noted philanthropist. He headed Liberty Loan drives, served as regional director of the Council of National Defense, and aided in the rehabilitation of France after World War I. In 1915, he headed the Oregon Commission of the Panama–Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco, and in 1922 he tried to bring a world's fair to Portland. He was the leader of the Columbia River Highway Association, the citizen committee that created political support for building the Columbia River Highway from Portland to The Dalles.Jean recalled that her father walked or crawled every inch of the highway's projected roadway. In the 1920s, as an attorney and highly involved in Portland's Republican Party, Meier took over Henry L. Corbett's work between the party and the city government, meaning he received monthly payments from organized crime. The full monthly payment was $175,000, but Meier received his portion from a close friend of the mayor. George W. Joseph died after winning the Republican nomination for Governor of Oregon. Phil Metschan, Jr., son of a former Oregon state treasurer who is affiliated with the KKK, was selected as a replacement nominee by the

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title: Mandar Syah

texts: The 11th Sultan of Ternate was Sultan <mask>. He was forced to comply with Dutch demands to extirpate spice trees in order to ensure the Dutch monopoly of the profitable spice trade. <mask> was pushed to cede control over areas in Central Maluku despite siding with the VOC during the Great Ambon War. The war with Makassar resulted in a large increase of Ternatan territory. <mask> was only a few years old when his father Sultan <mask> died. He was not a likely candidate for the throne because he had two older brothers. The Sultan was an older kinsman who passed away without sons.The Muslim clerics preferred Kalamata over Manilha as the new ruler of the kingdom. The youngest brother, Tahubo, should be installed since he was raised under the supervision of the Dutch governors in Ternate, according to the VOC. Tahubo, who took the title <mask> <mask>, was more dependent on Dutch goodwill than his two predecessors. His Dutch leanings can be seen in the names he gave his sons. The rebellion of Manilha Dissatisfaction with <mask> <mask>'s dependence on the Company led to open opposition from the influential House of Fala Rahi. They elected his brother Manilha as Sultan in opposition. They thought Manilha would be better for the community.<mask> <mask> sought refuge in the Dutch fort in Ternate after fleeing from his home. The Dutch were not ready to give up their candidate. In 1651, the former governor of Ambon turned up in Maluku to restore order. Manilha lived in Jailolo on the west coast of Halmahera. Kalamata joined his brother there in 1652, but then proclaimed himself sultan in defiance of Manilha and <mask> <mask>. The two pretenders had to yield to <mask> <mask> when a Dutch force turned up off Halmahera. The Dutch were going to have trouble

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title: Mandar Syah

texts: with Kalamata in the coming years.Prince Saidi, the sea lord, was an inveterate enemy of the Dutch. The Hoamoal Peninsula in West Ceram was ruled by members of the Ternatan Tomagola clan and was a dependency of Mandar Syah. The governor, Majira, had previously been helpful in suppressing the rebels of Hitu, but now his position has been undermined by the stern and tactless Arnold de Vlamingh van Oudshoorn. Majira and Prince Saidi encouraged the locals to attack and destroy the VOC posts. This was the beginning of a war. De Vlamingh pushed <mask> <mask> to give up his rights in Hoamoal in order to fight the rebels. The strong rebel fortress in Ceram was captured by a VOC force.The King of Makassar sent a fleet of warships to back up the rebels. Makassar was a political rival of Ternate and the VOC who wanted to weaken their power in eastern Indonesia. The Makassarese fortified themselves in Asahudi. They were reinforced by another fleet in the next year, but De Vlamingh put together a major force to destroy his opponents. The Makassarese, Ternatan and Hoamoalese resistance were attacked in 1654. In July 1655 Asahudi was conquered. Prince Saidi and Majira were executed during the fighting.<mask> <mask>'s brother, Kalamata, who fought on the rebel side, died in Makassar in 1676. The Sultan of Bacan and the Raja of Jailolo were both killed in the final stages of the war. The rebellion petered out as Makassar concluded peace with the VOC. The 12,000 inhabitants of Hoamaol were forcibly moved to Ambon. Total Dutch control over the clove-produced Ambon Quarter had been ensured by an extremely bloody affair. cloves were only cultivated in a few places after the war. The Dutch authorities found that the selling of spices to merchants outside of the VOC

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title: Mandar Syah

texts: was a problem.The solution was to stop the production of spices in the peripheral areas. <mask> Syah was used to enforce the Dutch spice monopoly. On July 31, 1652, a treaty was signed with the Sultan. <mask> <mask> agreed to allow the destruction of clove trees in Ternate while the Ternatan governorship of the dependencies in the Ambon Quarter was abrogated. The Sultan received an annual sum of 12,000 rijksdaalders. The money was supposed to go to the various Bobatos. The Sultan kept the Bobatos in check since those showing signs of disobedience had their subsidies withdrawn.The old system where incomes from the clove trade were kept for the needs of the community was different. Similar contracts were concluded with the other sultanates. The company and the Sultans used regular expeditions to destroy any spice tree that was found on the islands. The hongitochten were known for their brutality until the 19th century. The Sultante of Ternate had grave consequences from the rise of the Makassar Kingdom. Buton, Tobungku, Menado, and Buru were among the areas that fell away from Ternatan overlordship. The growing power of the VOC turned out to be beneficial.The VOC expedition to Makassar was supported by Ternate. The Treaty of Bongaya was signed by Makassar and the Bugis in the same year. Ternate regained its old vassals in the islands. The long history of Ternatan-Tidorese rivalries was put to an end when the Tidore Sultanate made contracts with the VOC in 1657 and 1667. On the one hand, Sultan <mask> <mask> was dependent on the VOC, but on the other, he strengthened his powers at the expense of officials and chiefs. His son, Sibori Amsterdam, succeeded him in 1675. <mask> <mask> married a daughter of Sultan Saidi of Tidore and a princess of Buton

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title: François Castaing

texts: Franois J<mask> is an automotive executive. He is an engineering graduate from cole Nationale Supérieure d'Arts et Métiers in Paris, and worked in Europe for Gordini and Renault before being named vice president for Product Engineering and Development at AMC. Gordini and Castaing worked on engines for the 24 Hours of LeMans races in 1968. After Gordini was taken over by Renault, he was promoted to the position of Renault Sport Technical Director. He was a member of the racing-engine development team and the director of racing programs. He joined AMC from a company that owned a majority of the company. He and his family moved to Detroit in 1980.At AMC, Castaing was responsible for product engineering and development. The Jeep Cherokee, a sport utility vehicle that became very profitable for AMC and instigated what would become the modern SUV era, was developed by him. As AMC's vice president for Product Engineering and Development, he designed a new approach in which teams of engineers focused on a single type of car platform, working on new models as a system from concept to production. In 1985 the automaker was looking for a way to speed up its product development process. The traditional automotive practice of organizing work around departments such as project planning, design, engineering, manufacturing, and marketing was different. Product lifecycle management is a business process. After introducing its compact Jeep Cherokee, AMC began development of a new model called the Jeep Grand Cherokee.The computer-aided design software system that makes engineers more productive was the first part of its quest for faster product development. The second part of this effort was the new communication system that allowed conflicts to be resolved faster, as well as reducing costly engineering changes because all drawings and documents were in a central database. After AMC was purchased by Chrysler, the product data management system was expanded to connect


title: François Castaing

texts: everyone involved in designing and building products. Chrysler became the lowest-cost producer in the auto industry by recording development costs that were half of the industry average by the mid 1990s. Chrysler Insiders speculated in 1987 that AMC would take over the larger firm from within. The Jeep Cherokee product line accounted for more than a third of Chrysler's profits. Castaing became a star at Chrysler after taking over operations and engineering.He was promoted to Chrysler's new vice president for vehicle engineering. The culture at AMC and Renault where work was conducted in an atmosphere of constant change was what the acquiring company needed to replicate. Chrysler suffered a five-year product slump after the success of its minivans in 1984. It made K-car derivatives that looked and drove alike. Chrysler was vulnerable to Japanese competitors because it became a producer of smaller cars. Castaing made Chrysler's point man for fighting the Japanese automakers, but he was also called to engineer a variety of products to fit a growing number of market niches. AMC's old Amtek technical research and product development center in Detroit used an example of Castaing.The use of platform teams at Chrysler was first suggested by Castaing, it was the president of the company that had the power to make it happen. Chrysler's engineering structure was realigned into teams working on a single platform. The departments were reorganized into AMC-style teams. The use of simultaneous engineering was incorporated. The team-management approach took shape in the late 1980s. The cross-functional teams for each vehicle were organized across all aspects of company and supplier operations to bring out new products. Francois <mask> is vice president for vehicle engineering and a prime mover behind Chrysler's platform-team structure.Castaing was an engineer who was passionate with enthusiasm and outcome oriented. He loved challenges and constantly doing things


title: Patrice Alègre

texts: dead with her hands tied, naked, panties torn, and a scarf at the back of her throat in 1989.Laure Martinet was raped and killed. The house of Martine Matias was set on fire after she was beaten and rendered unconscious with chloroform. It was initially declared a suicide. Emilie Espes was raped and almost killed by Algre. Espes reported to police that she had been raped by a stranger. Mireille Normand was raped and killed in 1997. Chicherie was killed on 9/4/1997.Edith was found dead with a jacket pulled up on her chest. There was a tear gas canister between the thighs that ruled a suicide by drug overdose. La barbarie journalistique, Flammarion, 192 pages, was published in January 2007, by Presse-Justice: liaisons danger. The collection was published in September of 2012 and had                  . The novel was inspired by the case G.M. There are Press articles on the Algre Affair in La Dépche du Midi. The article "<mask> Algre is getting married in prison" was published in Paris Match.The Affaires criminelles were presented by Yves Rénier on 7 February, 10 July, 16 and 21 August, 21 and 29 October, 2 and 12 November 2010. "<mask> Algre, the blood and the rumor" was broadcasted on France 2 on January 18, 2015. On France 2, I defended <mask> Algre. "Algre: the cold-blooded killer" was the first report in Crimes on NRJ 12. Association Stop  l'Oubli Biography of <mask> Algre can be found on a site devoted to criminal cases. There is a website devoted to criminal cases. People from Toulouse were sentenced to life

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title: Erik Gundersen

texts: In the late 1970s and 1980s, <mask> was a motorcycle speedway rider. One of the most successful speedway riders of all time is <mask>. He was a two time Long Track World Champion, a five time World Pairs Champion, and a seven time World Team Cup winner. <mask> won the World Pairs Championship five times in a row from 1985 to 1989 and the World Team Cup six times in a row from 1983 to 1988. He has 17 World Championship wins, which puts him second on the all-time list. <mask>'s teammate Hans Nielsen has 22 World titles, but he never won the Long Track World Championship. Career <mask> almost died in a racing accident in 1989.After Bruce Penhall's premature retirement in 1982, <mask> became the club's number one rider. He finished 4th in the 1981 World Championship Final in front of 92,500 fans at Wembley Stadium with 11 points. This was the last time that speedway was raced at the famous venue and he set a new 4 lap record on the night. His 1982 title chase ended on a sour note when he failed to qualify for the final held at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum after finishing a surprising 16th in the Intercontinental Final in Sweden. He qualified easily for the 1983 World Final in West Germany, where he finished in a strong 4th place. In 1984 at Ullevi in Gothenburg, Sweden, in 1985 at the Odsal Stadium in Bradford,

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texts: England, and in 1988 at a packed to capacity Vojens Speedway Center in what was the first ever World Individual Final, <mask> won the World Championship three times. At the 1986 World Final in Poland, engine failure stopped him from winning a 3rd championship in a row, while at the 1989 World Final in Germany, engine failure stopped him from winning a 3rd championship in a row.He finished second in the World Final at the Amsterdam Olympic Stadium. A few weeks after the 1989 World Final, <mask> was involved in an accident that ended his career. He won the start but his motorcycle locked up on the first bend and he was knocked off by the rider behind him. He was hit in the head by another rider's rear wheel as he lay on the race track. He was in a coma for three days after the accident, but eventually regained consciousness. He was confined to a hospital bed for a month because doctors said he had no neurological function below his neck. Gundersen was determined to walk again.He had to relearn to walk and raise money for the hospital that saved his life. He was the manager of the national speedway team. <mask> did not finish off the podium in the final of either the World Team Cup or the World Pairs Championship, but he did finish third in the World Team Cup. The World Longtrack Championship One Day Finals were won by

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title: Asya Rolls

texts: An associate professor at the Immunology and Center of Neuroscience at the Israel Institute of Technology, <mask> is an Israeli psychoneuroimmunologist and International Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator. <mask> leads a lab that explores how the nervous system affects the immune system. Her recent work shows how the brain's reward system is implicated in the placebo response and how brain-immune interactions can be harnessed to find and destroy tumors. <mask> completed her undergraduate degree in Life Sciences at the Israel Institute of Technology. <mask> went to the Israel Institute of Technology for her Master's after obtaining a Bachelor of Science. <mask> went to graduate school at the Weizmann Institute in Israel. The Department of Neuroscience and the Department of immunology were where <mask> pursued his research.Her graduate work looked at how the immune system affects brain repair. There are two Toll-like Receptors that play opposing roles in the proliferation of new hippocampal neurons. The signalling of MyD88 seemed to impair the growth of the brain. Learning and memory impairments are common in pregnant women. In 2007, <mask> completed her PhD. <mask> received a scholarship in 2008 that allowed her to go to graduate school. She worked in the Department of Psychiatry under the mentorship of Luis de Lecea and Craig Heller.The role of sleep in memory consolidation was studied by <mask>. <mask> was able to

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texts: fragment sleep after learning and found that this impacted memory the next day. The memory impairment only occurred if the minimal unit of sleep was less than the normal. The importance of sleep in fear memory consolidation was explored by <mask>. She found that the role of sleep in memory consolidation was highlighted by the decrease in fear memory formation. <mask> and her team explored the effect of sleep on the growth of hematopoietic stem cells in mice. They found that sleep deprivation reduced the expression of the cytokine signalling gene which impaired the migration and homing of theHSCs.The importance of sleep was emphasized in their findings. In 2012 <mask> was appointed to group leader at the Israel Institute of Technology. She is the principal investigator of the Rolls Lab and is an assistant professor in the Rappaport Medical School. The connection between the brain and the immune system is explored in Roll's lab. She focuses on the biological mechanisms that affect immune function and physical health. One innovation that the Rolls Lab pioneered is the merging of DREADDs technology with CyTOyF mass-cytometry to enable the high resolution measurements of the immune system after neuronal stimulation and inhibition. The Israel Young Academy has a member named <mask>.The link between the brain's reward system and the immune system was established by reward system and immunity <mask>. She was interested in the placebo

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texts: effect. The placebo effect works from the cognitive processes generating positive expectations, but how exactly these processes lead to healing or feeling better was unknown. <mask> found that using DREADDs increases the innate and adaptive immune responses in mice. <mask> wanted to explore the role of cognitive processes in immunity. Since immune function is important in approaching potential treatments for cancer, <mask> explored how the brain's reward circuitry could affect immunity. They found that using DREADDs to reprogram the brain's reward system leads to decreases in tumor size and that myeloid derived suppressor cells are critical to allowing the reward system to impact tumor growth.<mask> pioneered the use of CyTOF mass cytometry in the characterization of immune cell populations in the brain. She and her team recently characterized previously unknown populations of T, B, Dendritic, and NK Cells in the brain using this method and found that CD44 is a common marker of infiltrating immune cells. <mask> and her team used CyTOF analysis to show how sleep deprivation affects the immune environment in the brain. The Howard Hughes Medical Investigator-Wellcome International Research Scholar is an award. Nature News article "To Sleep, Perchance to Forget Fears" was published in 2011. The brain has a reward system. Nature Communications Korin B, Dubovik T, and Rolls A.Immune cells are analyzed in the brain. Nature Protocols


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texts: Korin B, Ben-Shaanan TL, Schiller M, Dubovik T, Azulay-Debby H, Boshnak NT, Koren T, <mask> A. The year 2017: The brain's immune compartment is characterized by high-dimensional single-cell characterization. Nature Neuroscience. Ben-Shaanan T.L, Azulay-Debby H., Dubovik T., Starosvetsky E., Korin., Schiller M., Green NL, Admon Y., Hakim F., Shen-Orr S*, <mask> A The reward system increases immunity.Nature Medicine Rolls A., Ibarra i*, Bonovien P., Colas D. Weissman I., de Lecea L. Nature Communications is equal to Nature Communications. Sleep to forget is an interference with fear during sleep. Rolls A., Colas D., Adamantidis A., Carter M., Lanre-Amos T. are all related to Molecular Psychiatry. Sleep Continuity Impairs Memory Consolidation is disrupted by Optogenetic Disruption. PNAS.Shechter R, Baruch K, Schwartz M*, and <mask>. There is a new life given by touch. There is a dual role for chondroitin sulfate proteoglycan in spinal cord repair. Rolls A., Shechter R., London A., Ziv Y., Ronen A., Levy R. and Schwartz M. are related. Nature Cell Biology References External

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title: Mauro Ranallo

texts: <mask> was born on December 21, 1969 in Canada. He is a play-by-play man for MMA organization Bellator, as well as a play-by-play man for boxing broadcasts. He was a member of the NXT and SmackDown brands. He has competed in a variety of sports including football, ice hockey, professional wrestling, boxing, kickboxing, and mixed martial arts. He is known for his work as a commentator for Pride FC, as well as for his work on AXS TV and New Japan Pro-Wrestling. He made his debut on the USA Network as the lead commentator for the premier of the brand's flagship show. He became a part of the NXT broadcast team in June of last year.In 2015, he became the first sportscaster in history to call boxing, kickboxing, MMA and professional wrestling on national television. The oldest of three sons born to an Italian couple was born in British Columbia. Since the age of five, he has been a fan of professional wrestling. He graduated from W. J. Mouat Secondary School. At the age of 16, <mask> was offered a job with All-Star Wrestling, a nationally televised wrestling show in Canada. After the program ended and the promotion folded, <mask> became a disc jockey for a radio station in British Columbia. He was the commentator for the Stampede Wrestling TV show from 1999 to 2000.Bad News Allen was his color commentator. Most of the time, he was the commentator for Top Ranked Wrestling on KVOS-TV. He became the voice of New Japan Pro-Wrestling in the U.S. in 2015, along with MMA legend Josh Barnett. On December 15, 2015, he signed a contract with the company and became the play-by-play commentator for the SmackDown broadcast team on January 7, 2016 on the USA Network. John "Bradshaw" Layfield is one of the commentary partners that <mask> has called. The tournament aired from July 6 to September 14. The cruiserweights were commented on on the weekly WWE 205 Live show.His partners were two guys. In April 2016 he was assigned

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texts: to call the pre-show of 32Wrestlemania but later commentated on the main cards of several pay-per-view events. There was an absence from commentary for the entire year, starting with the March 14, 2017, episode of SmackDown Live. The first claim was that <mask> missed a show due to travel issues. A week after he missed another show, the company said he was ill. On the Bring It To The Table show, JBL mocked <mask> for winning the "Best Announcer" award. I'm deeply touched by your support.I want to stay off social media, but my doctor wants me to. According to CBSSports.com, an unnamed source said that he was not expected to return to the show. CBSSports.com was told that the contract was valid until August 12. References to the company were removed from their social media websites. Some angry fans called on the company to fire Layfield, while others canceled their subscription to the network in protest. There was a scandal for the company because of their refusal to stop backstage harassment. On April 22, Newsweek reported that the two companies had "mutually agreed to part ways," and that the departure of <mask> had nothing to do with JBL.On June 22, 2017, <mask> announced that he would join NXT as their lead commentator after mutually coming to new terms with the company. He was still under contract despite agreeing to part ways with the company. According to Dave Meltzer, <mask> has signed a new multi-year deal which will allow him to work all NXT tapings and TakeOver specials. He worked for both Bellator MMA and the British show when he was back on the show. On August 31, 2020, the wrestler announced on his Facebook page that he was leaving the company. The guest commentator for Impact Wrestling's Rebellion title vs. title main event was announced by Fite TV on April 15, 2021. Muay Thai/Kickboxing events and King of the Cage mixed martial arts shows were provided commentary by Ranallo.He was the

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texts: voice of Pride Fighting Championships in North America from 2003 until October 2006. He was paired with a friend and an MMA legend. Bas was replaced by Frank Trigg. The EliteXC and ShoXC broadcast team ceased to exist in October 2008. The commentary team for Strikeforce was the mainstay of the voice of MMA on Showtime until the merger with the Ultimate Fighting Championship. The Muay Thai Premier League is a global combat sports league featuring the fighting arts of Muay Thai. Invicta Fighting Championships MMA, Glory Kickboxing, and Showtime Championship Boxing are some of the combat sports that <mask> provides commentary for.In 2006 he was lead news anchor for The Fight Network, a Canadian combat sports channel. He hosted The MMA Show on The Score from January 2009 to January 2011. The Score's show Right After Wrestling, now called Aftermath, airs after The Score's airing of WWE SmackDown and the replay of WWE Raw. "The Show with <mask> <mask>" was a similar show to the one he hosted before he left The Score. AXS TV announced in a press release on March 9, 2016 that <mask> Hart: Survival of the Hitman," he is interviewed about Hart's career.On May 25, 2018, a documentary about <mask> aired. The film "examines the career of the man, including his work on the two biggest pay-per-view events in television history, and his relentless pursuit of a childhood dream despite seemingly insurmountable odds". At the age of 19 he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. The mental illness began after Michael Janzen died of a heart attack. In 2015, he said, "I would go through these unbelievable mood swings." I have had suicidal thoughts, but I never attempted suicide. There are many days that I feel like a fraud.He wants to be an advocate to end stigma attached to mental illness, and has been open about it for many years. The Wrestling Observer Newsletter Best Television Announcer is a CBS Sports Commentator of the

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title: Tom Clancy

texts: <mask> was an American novelist. His espionage and military-science storylines were set during and after the Cold War. More than 100 million copies of his books have been sold. His name was used on movie script, as well as nonfiction books on military subjects, occasionally with co-authors, and video games. He was a part-owner of the Baltimore Orioles and vice-chairman of their community activities and public affairs committees. His literary career began in 1984 when he sold his first novel, The Hunt for Red October, for $5,000 to the Naval Institute Press. The Hunt for Red October was turned into a successful film.<mask>'s most famous fictional character, Jack Ryan, has been played by Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford, Chris Pine, and John Krasinski. Other well-known characters of his, including John Clark, have been portrayed by actors. <mask>'s works inspired a number of games. <mask>'s family has continued the Jack Ryan series through a series of authors. <mask> was born on April 12, 1947, at Franklin Square Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, and grew up in the Northwood neighborhood. The family was American. He was the second of three children to <mask>, who worked for the United States Postal Service, and <mask>, who worked in a store's credit department.He was a member of the Boy Scouts of America. <mask> graduated from Loyola High School in Maryland in 1965, after his mother tried to send him to a private Catholic secondary school. He graduated from Loyola University Maryland in 1969 with a bachelor's degree in English literature. He was the president of the chess club at Loyola College. He was ineligible to serve in the Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps due to his nearsighted condition. <mask> was employed by an insurance company in Connecticut. <mask> joined a small insurance agency founded by his wife's grandfather.He wrote novels in his spare time after buying the insurance agency. He wrote his first novel, The Hunt for

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texts: Red October, while working at the insurance agency. <mask>'s literary career began in 1982 when he wrote The Hunt for Red October and sold it to the Naval Institute Press for $5,000. "I think we have a potential best seller here, and if we don't grab this thing, somebody else would," Deborah Grosvenor, the Naval Institute Press editor who read through the book, said later. <mask>'s characters had a very witty dialogue, and she believed that he had an innate storytelling ability. <mask> had hoped to sell 5,000 copies. After publication, the book received praise from President Ronald Reagan, who called the work "the best yarn", and subsequently boosted sales to 300,000 hardcover and 2 million paperback copies of the book, making it a national bestseller.<mask> met several high-ranking officers in the U.S. military, including Steve Pieczenik, after reading the book, which was praised for its technical accuracy. <mask>'s novels focus on the hero, most notably Jack Ryan and John Clark, both Irish Catholics. He uses a formula that says the heroes are highly skilled, disciplined, honest, thoroughly professional and only lose their cool when incompetent politicians or bureaucrats get in their way. Their victories over evil provide symbolic relief from the Vietnam War's legacy. <mask> said in the book's foreword that Red Storm Rising was co-written with Larry Bond. A million copies of the book were sold in its first year. <mask> became the cornerstone of a publishing list by Putnam, which emphasized authors like <mask> who would produce annually.His publisher called them repeaters. <mask> is the author of dozens of books. The New York Times has a best seller list. He co-authored memoirs of top generals and produced tours of the elite aspects of the American military. <mask> did for military pop-lit what Starbucks did for the preparation of caffeinated beverages: he launched a massive industrial enterprise that simultaneously serves and

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texts: cultivates an insatiable consumer base. The point is not whether the item is eaten or not. It tastes better to keep customers coming back.<mask>'s first book, The Hunt for Red October, earned him over a million dollars and he had signed a $3 million contract for his next three books. He sold the North American rights to Without Remorse for a record 14 million dollars. <mask> was paid $50 million for world rights to two new books and another $25 million for a four-year book/multimedia deal by the year 1997. <mask> followed this up with an agreement with Penguin's Berkley Books for 24 paperbacks to tie in with the ABC television miniseries <mask>'s Net Force aired in the fall/winter of 1998. The Op-Center universe laid the ground for the series of books written by Jeff Rovin, which was in an agreement worth $22 million, bringing the total value of the package to 97 million. <mask> joined a group of investors and bought the Baltimore Orioles from Eli Jacobs. He had an agreement to purchase the Minnesota Vikings but had to abandon it because of a divorce settlement cost.The first Net Force novel was adapted as a TV movie in 1999. The first Op-Center novel was released in 1995 to coincide with the NBC television series starring Harry Hamlin and a cast of stars. The book series had little in common with the first TV series other than the title and the names of the main characters. <mask> wrote several books about the U.S. armed forces. <mask> branded several lines of books and video games with his name that are written by other authors in keeping with his works. <mask> introduced Jack Ryan's son and two nephews as main characters in The Teeth of the Tiger, and those characters continued in his last four novels. <mask>'s name was purchased by the French video game manufacturer in 2008.It has been used in conjunction with video games. <mask>'s interest in private spaceflight and his investment in a launch vehicle company DropCatch

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texts: DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch <mask> dedicated books to Ronald Reagan, a long-time advocate of conservative and Republican views. <mask> said on The O'Reilly Factor that left-wing politicians in the United States were partly responsible for the failure to prevent the attacks due to their "gutting" of the Central Intelligence Agency. <mask> was interviewed on CNN. He said that Islam does not permit suicide. <mask> criticized the news media's treatment of the United States Intelligence Community and cited discussions he had with military experts on the lack of planning to deal with a hijacked plane being used in a suicide attack.The implications of the day's events were discussed by <mask> on PBS's Charlie Rose. <mask>'s book Debt of Honor included a scenario in which a disgruntled Japanese airline pilot crashes his plane into the U.S. Capitol dome during an address by the President to a joint session of Congress, killing the President and most of Congress. <mask>'s books were examined in the context of the Cold War. Historian Walter Hixson has argued that <mask>'s novels were popular representations of Reagan-era Cold War values. The popular perception of Soviet behavior and the national security values of the Reagan era are reflected in them. They perpetuate myths about the U.S. past and reinforce the symbols, images, and historical lessons that have dominated Cold War discourse. <mask>'s first wife was a nurse.They were married in 1969 and had four children. In 1995 and 1996 the couple separated. <mask>'s divorce was final in January 1999.

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texts: <mask> married a woman he had met in 1997. A family friend of Colin Powell introduced the couple to each other. <mask> died in October of 2013). There was one daughter for the two.<mask> was a Roman Catholic. John Paul II is the focus of the plot of Red Rabbit. <mask> lamented in a 2002 Time magazine interview that society's double standard in the way Catholics are viewed by some people in society in relation to other demographic segments: "You can't hate black people any more, of course, and you can't." <mask>'s estate was once a summer camp and is located in Maryland. There is a panoramic view of the bay. The $2 million stone mansion has 24 rooms and a shooting range in the basement. His first wife gave him a World War II-era M4 Sherman tank as a Christmas gift.<mask> bought a 17,000 square foot condo in Baltimore's Inner Harbor for $16 million. <mask> and his wife created an apartment. Both properties were listed for sale. The property is described as over 500 acres. It's not clear when the estate expanded to its current size. Death <mask> died of heart failure at a Baltimore hospital. <mask> had suffered a heart attack five or six years ago, according to John D. Gresham, a co-author and researcher with <mask> on several books.It wasn't that he had another heart attack. The Chicago Tribune quoted Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic and author Stephen Hunter as saying, "When he published The Hunt for Red October, he redefined and expanded the genre, and as a consequence of that, many people were able to publish such books who had previously been unable to do so." <mask> was honored by the Orioles with a video tribute during their home opener and the team wore a patch on their jerseys throughout the season. <mask> sold two million copies on a first printing in the 1990s, making him one of only three authors to do so. Clear and Present Danger was the #1 bestselling novel of the 1980s. <mask> received the Golden Plate Award in

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texts: 1988. <mask> was the Host of the 1995 and 1997 achievement summits.<mask> received an honorary doctorate in humane letters and delivered the graduation address at the school in 1992, and has since worked a reference to the school into many of his main works. <mask> received the title "Supernumerary Yeoman" after he was arrested for scaling the Tower of London's walls. <mask> received an award from the Navy League of the United States. Video games based on The Hunt for Red October were released in the late 1980s and early 1990s for various 8-bit home computers. The submarine combat simulation was based on the book and the action game was based on the film. <mask>'s books have been the inspiration for many video game series, including one endorsed by <mask> with his name on it. Baiocco, Richard ed. is a further reading.<mask> was a guide to <mask> and Martin. The Tom Clancy Companion excerpt is also available online. 146–165. Mark argued that liberal critics misinterpreted his "conservatism" excerpt. Men, action films, and contemporary adventure narratives are action figures. Helen S. <mask> is a critical companion. Ronald Reagan, <mask>, and the transformation of national security are some of the good guys.Heather J. online. "Sleeping Beauty: Corporate Culture, Race, and Reality in Michael Crichton's Rising Sun and <mask>'s Debt of Honor" is a book. The Culture of Soft Work was published in 2009. "Red Storm Rising: Tom <mask> Novels and the Cult of National Security" was written by Walter L. Hixson. Diplomatic History 17.4 was published in 1993. "Red Storm Rising-A Primer for a Future Conventional War in Central Europe" was written by the Army War College. Matthew Thomas, online Payne.Military video games after 9/11. William Terdoslavich. Policy and Politics in the Novels of <mask>: An Unauthorized Analysis was written by Jack Ryan. There are links to 1947 births and deaths of 20th-century American novelists and 21st-century

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texts: The Australian Centre for Photography was founded by <mask>. <mask> was born in Vaucluse, Australia, the younger brother of Tony, who died in 1931, and John D<mask> who married their step- mother on June 23, 1932. <mask> was given a Coronet box camera at the age of 11 by his father who inspired his son's interest in the medium when he brought home a book. As an illustration in the school's The Tudorian, it was his first published work, and he photographed a fellow student and future Prime Minister, Malcolm Fraser, sailing a toy yacht. He used it to make a self-portrait when he was 15. <mask> was in the Royal Australian Navy during World War II. <mask> began his photography career in the advertising and illustration studio of Russell Roberts in Australia after studying architecture.Margaret Michaelis was the only woman member of the first group of cameramen who formed the Institute of Photographic Illustrators in 1947. The first exhibition was held in 1949 and <mask> was a part of it. He moved on to work with another man, Max Dupain, who he respected for his "very informative, very strong, very emotional" work. <mask> worked in Dupain's studio from 1948 until 1951 on architectural, commercial and industrial assignments, as well as making pictures of its slums, which Harold Cazneaux commented in Contemporary

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texts: Photography. <mask>'s work began to be exhibited and published in 1948 when he was 21, with a double page spread in a 1950 Sunday supplement of The Sydney Morning Herald devoted to his series on the preparation of an ocean liner for its return journey to the UK. Despite being offered a junior partnership with Dupain, <mask> moved to London in 1951, where commissioned work appeared in The New York Times, Time, The Observer, Fortune, Life, Look and other publications. <mask> was married in 1955.In the year of his father's death, the couple returned to Australia on the same day as the opening of a solo exhibition of <mask>'s work. After the birth of twins in August 1960, <mask> diversified the commercial applications of his photography; his semi-abstract murals depicting the four elements fire, earth, air and water decorated the dining room in the refurbishment of the Carlton-Rex Hotel in Sydney; and large panels of <mask> images were exhibited He was involved in establishing a studio in a North Shore terrace house at 100 Walker Street with designers Gordon Andrews and Harry Williamson, as well as a building designed and then occupied by architect Ian McKay. The 1962 British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Perth, Western Australia and the Tokyo Trade Fair were some of the projects they worked on together. The

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texts: 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 In December a group show of these works was held, the first representation of photography at the new National Gallery of Victoria quarters. Moore's 1966 photograph Migrants arriving in Sydney is considered to be an icon of modern Australian photography. Moore participated in and judged photographic exhibitions throughout his career.<mask> developed non-commissioned works aimed at capturing the soft flow of time as opposed to the "decisive moment" favored by magazine editors. The majority of his work was exhibited in commercial galleries. Portraiture Throughout his career, <mask> made portraits of significant Australians and international personalities, either in formal sittings or more often as part of his reportage, and many as part of his contribution to journalist and provocateur Craig McGregor's 1969 cultural survey In The Making. The National Portrait Gallery received $44,000 in August 2001 from Timothy Fairfax and Gordon Darling to purchase works for a substantial holding of <mask> portraits. "I have always admired <mask>'s work and his ability to capture the moment with his photographs, and his love of the captured moment, accident and chance, combined with strong formal compositional devices." The subjects of the Australian National Portrait

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texts: Gallery include; Peter Nicholson, Nelson Mandela, Henry Figueira, Ivan Carapina, Mick Jagger, Philip Noyce, Judy Davis, and William Dobell. <mask> promoted his profession and encouraged others, workers and amateur, through his lectures, including at the YMCA Camera Circle.In 1976, he made an archive of gelatin silver prints from the collection of Henri Mallard's glass negatives that were published in association with Sun Books, and in 1979 he researched Australian photography for a book. During the 1970s he was an influential figure in the development of art photography, and as a dedicated advocate for the acceptance of photography as a legitimate art form was a driving force. The Australian Centre for Photography. The Australia Issue of the History of Photography was published in 1999. Anne-Marie. A history of photography in Australia. <mask>'s works have been acquired for collections of the major public galleries and libraries across Australia, and are in institutions in France, the USA and China.<mask> had a personal life and legacy, he was married to a West Australian in 1955 and they had four children, Karen, twins Lisa and Matthew, and Michael. They divorced in 1968. <mask> died of oesophageal cancer at a private hospital in New South Wales at the age of 75. A major retrospective of his life and work

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texts: opened at the National Gallery of Australia two days later, assembled from prints from Seven Years a Stranger donated by <mask> in 1983, augmented by a complete set of later prints acquired by the Gallery from <mask>'s retrospective at the Australian Centre for Photography in Sydney in The State Library of New South Wales was given a generous portion of <mask>'s imagery by his children. The World and its People at the New York World Fair was the winner of the Special Award. The Architectural Association, London 1955, from 24 August, solo show, The Museum of Modern Art Australia, from 15 January, <mask>, 80 photographs.<mask>'s photographs of her works accompany Maria Gazzard's exhibition of ceramics at Hungry Horse Gallery 1969. The Pacific photographic fair was held in 1967. The work in progress is in the gallery. The Department of Foreign Affairs has a touring exhibition. The Philip Morris Collection is located in Hyde Park. A photo was taken in the park. The collections include the Art Gallery of New South Wales, the Art Gallery of South Australia, the Australian Embassy, Beijing, China, Paris Banyule Art Collection, Victoria City of Waverley Collection, and the CSR Photography Project Collection.There are publications about references. <mask> wrote "Sydney at Mid-century: Forty photographs by <mask>".

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texts: <mask>, <mask> is at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. The Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery at the University of Western Australia presented "A photographic journey: <mask> in the Pilbara". Perth, W. A., The Gallery <mask>, <mask>. "<mask>: Photographs". "The Spread of Time" is the photography of <mask>, catalogue, National Gallery of

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title: Hara Takashi

texts: The Prime Minister of Japan from 1918 to 1921 was a Japanese politician. After being elected to the House of Representatives, <mask> held several minor ambassadorial roles. Between 1906 and 1913, <mask> was Home Minister in several cabinets. After the Rice Riots of 1918, the Prime Minister of the day was <mask>, who was a moderate who participated in the Paris Peace Conference, founded the League of Nations, and relaxed oppressive policies in Japanese Korea. The March 1st movement was overseen by <mask>'s premiership. On November 4, 1921, Nakaoka Kon'ichi assassinated <mask>. The first commoner and first Christian to be the Prime Minister of Japan was <mask>.On March 15, 1856, <mask> was born in Motomiya, a village near Morioka, Mutsu Province, into a samurai family. The Meiji Restoration was resisted by <mask>'s family and they fought against the establishment of the very government which he would lead one day. He was an outsider in Japanese politics due to his association with a former enemy clan of the new Imperial Government, which at the time was dominated by the former clans of Chsh and Satsuma. At the age of 15, <mask> left home and moved to Tokyo on a boat. The Marin Seminary was established by the French and is a free parochial school. He learned to speak French in this location. After joining the law school of the Ministry of Justice, <mask> left without graduating to take responsibility for a student protest against the school's room and board policy.He was christened "David" at the age of 17 after becoming a Catholic. Even though it was speculated that he became a Christian for personal gain, he remained a Christian in public life until the day he died. At the age of 19, <mask> decided to classify himself as a rather than his family's status as a distinction for former samurai

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texts: families who were not made into. At various times later in his political career, he was offered to raise his rank, but he turned them down because it would hurt his chances of getting into the House of Representatives. The Rikken Kaishint, a political party led by kuma Shigenobu, caused <mask> to quit his job as a newspaper reporter in 1879. At the request of the Foreign Minister, <mask> took a position in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The first secretary to the embassy of Japan in Paris was appointed based on discussions <mask> had with him on his views for the future of Japanese politics during a trip to Korea in 1884.Mutsu Munemitsu appointed <mask> as ambassador to Korea. He left the Foreign Ministry to work as a journalist and later became the manager of a newspaper company in Osaka. The first secretary-general of the party was <mask>, who returned to politics in 1900. He was appointed Minister of Communications in the Fourth Ito Administration after running for the House of Representatives. The position of Home Minister in several cabinets between 1906 and 1913 made it possible for <mask> to effect many reforms. A fundamental political issue in Japan was the tension between the elected government and the appointed bureaucracy, and <mask>'s career was dedicated to weakening the power of the non-elected bureaucrats. As Home Minister, <mask> tried to implement meritocracy by systematically dismissing local bureaucrats in local governments in every capacity from governors down to high school principals.Any public employee who fell under his control would be replaced by someone who was better suited for the job. The system in which people with talent could rise to the top of the bureaucracy was created by <mask>. Maintenance of the elected leaders' supremacy depended on the government's

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title: Hara Takashi

texts: ability to develop the Japanese national infrastructure and on a long-term economic plan that would address regional as well as national interests. In 1914, after heated debate, <mask>ken Seiykai to replace Saionji Kinmochi. Rikken SeiyKai regained majority control of the Diet in the 1917 general elections after losing it in the 1915 general elections. Prime Minister Terauchi Masatake fell from office due to the Rice Riots of 1918 and was replaced by <mask>. The first cabinet was headed by a commoner.In the absence of the Navy Minister, who was serving as the Japanese representative at the Washington Naval Conference, <mask> temporarily took charge of the Navy Ministry, becoming the first civilian in Japanese history to become the administrative chief of any of the armed services. The prime minister suffered in terms of popularity because he refused to use his majority in the lower house to force through universal suffrage legislation. Liberal and socialists were disappointed by <mask>'s cautious approach, which they said would endanger his position in power. He was despised by the ultranationalists because he had never been the favorite of the conservatives, bureaucrats and military. Japan joined the League of Nations as a founding member during his term of office. In Korea, Japan used military force to suppress the Samil Rebellion, but later began policies to reduce opposition to Japanese rule. Following the Samil Uprising, <mask> pursued a conciliatory policy towards colonies.He arranged for his political ally, Sait Makoto, a political moderate, to take over as Governor-General of Korea, he instituted a colonial administration consisting mainly of civilians rather than military, and he allowed a degree of cultural freedom for Koreans for the first time. If Koreans remained under Japanese

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texts: control, <mask> wanted to encourage a limited amount of self-rule. His overtures did not win many supporters either among Koreans or Japanese. Most of the intervention was overseen by <mask>, which led to growing distrust between the government and the military. On November 4, 1921, <mask> was stabbed to death by a right-wing railroad switchman while catching a train to Kyoto for a party conference. Nakaoka's motives for assassinating <mask> were his beliefs that he was corrupt and that he was going to pass universal suffrage in Japan. Nakaoka was influenced by his boss.Nakaoka was sentenced to death and re-sentenced to life imprisonment, but was released 13 years later. Uchida replaced <mask> as acting Prime Minister a week later. In a rented home in downtown Tokyo, <mask> lived a relatively simple lifestyle. He left a lot of assets in his will, but his diary was one of them. It must be protected because it is the most valuable of my possessions. According to the will, <mask>'s diary was made public and it turned out to be one of the most valuable first hand accounts of the political scene in that era. The opinions and thoughts of the political figures of the time are written in most of his daily activities.A broad range of information previously unknown to historians is revealed in <mask>'s diary. The Japanese Order of the Sacred Treasure, Fifth Class, contains the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun. Harvard University. Press, 1967. <mask> Kei is a political biography. Doctor of Diss. Harvard University in 1954.Peter Duus wrote about Party Rivalry and Political Change in Taisho Japan. Cambridge/Mass. is located in the state of Massachusetts. The Harvard University Press was published in 1968. There are External links to the Hara Kei Memorial Hall Tsuyoshi Masuda, <mask> <mask> and

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title: Joaquin Wilde

texts: Michael Paris (born October 5, 1986), better known by the ring name <mask>, is a Filipino American professional wrestler currently signed to the World Wrestling Entertainment. Paris began his career as a wrestler under the name Shiima Xion. Zema Ion had his first national exposure when he competed in the X Division showcase as Zema Ion. He signed a contract with TNA even though he did not win the tournament. He was with the promotion for a while. He changed his name to DJ Z when he joined the BroMans stable. He is a two-time X Division champion and a one-time World Tag Team champion.He has worked for a number of promotions, including Major League Wrestling. In 2003 Paris began training to become a professional wrestler at the Coalition of Competition in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He trained there for 14 months before becoming the first Filipino male model of wrestling in the world. Shiima Xion was not old enough to compete in the state of Pennsylvania, so he competed in West Virginia and Ohio. After turning 18, Xion began competing regularly for the International Wrestling Cartel, as well as making appearances in Chikara, Far North Wrestling, and Pro Wrestling Unplugged. By early 2006 the Shiima Xion character had become more of a rock star than a male model, as Xion began wearing make-up to the ring, and had also changed his hair color from black to red. Shiima's bizarre hair style became his trademark, and he was


title: Joaquin Wilde

texts: successfully defended his title on the December 1 episode of Impact Wrestling. He was attacked by Mandrews after the match. DJZ successfully defended his title in a four-way elimination match on January 6, 2017, at the event One Night Only: Live! DJZ lost the X Division Championship on January 11. DJZ was not used by Impact Wrestling between the taping of Impact on March 5 and the Impact vs Lucha Underground on April 6. He doesn't know if or when Impact will use him again, and he doesn't know his current status with the company. He has worked for several independent and Impact-partnership promotions in the US, Japan and Mexico.DJZ would eventually return to an Impact branded event at their co-promoted show with Lucha Underground during WrestleCon 2018, and his official return in a six-way match at Impact Wrestling Redemption later that month. DJZ and Andrew Everett won the Impact World Tag Team Championship. DJZ announced on December 31 that he was leaving Impact. On March 18, it was reported that WWE was trying to sign DJZ. DJZ signed a contract with WWE. He was going to change his name to <mask>. <mask> made his debut on the June 26 episode of NXT, losing to Angel Garza in the first round of the tournament.<mask> defeated James Tapia on the December 13 episode of 205 Live. <mask> was kidnapped in the parking lot by a van full of men in black clothes and masks after a match on the April 1 episode of NXT. <mask>

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texts: returned to the show on June 10 after being revealed as one of the masked men who aligned themselves with El Hijo del Campo as they attacked Drake Maverick. The name of his new group would be revealed on the June 17 episode of the show. They would once again attack him as he was put through a table. On the second night of The Great American Bash, a six-man tag team match was played between Legado del Fantasma and Mavericks. <mask> and Mendoza were competing on 205 Live.<mask> and Mendoza were defeated by the team of Oney Lorcan and Danny Burch in a triple threat match to determine the #1 contender for the NXT Tag Team Championship. At the night one of Super Tuesday, Legado was defeated by Swerve Scott in a street fight, leading up to a match between Scott and Escobar for the Cruiserweight Championship at NXT TakeOver 31. <mask> and Mendoza lost to Nash Carter and Wes Lee in the semifinals of the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic in 2021. They faced the Grizzled Young Veterans on the first night of the TakeOver: Stand & Deliver match with the Tag Team titles on the line. On the second night of Stand & Deliver, <mask> and Mendoza assisted Escobar in defeating Jordan Devlin in a ladder match to become the undisputed cruiserweight champion. The winner of the six man tag team match would face the winner of the North American title match, Bronson Reed, and the winner of the tag team match would face the winner of the tag team

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texts: the rest of his life. He returned to the ring two months after the surgery and lost to Adam Cole. This injury resulted in thousands of dollars of debt related to hospital bills and an estimated $10,000 in lost revenue from missed bookings. Paris has been in a relationship with a woman. They got married in October. Their first child was a girl. <mask> is going to be a character in the


title: Arthur Cayley

texts: <mask> was a prolific British mathematician. The modern British school of pure mathematics was founded by him. Cayley liked to solve math problems for fun as a child. He excelled in Greek, French, German, and Italian at Trinity College, Cambridge. He was a lawyer for 14 years. He claimed that every square matrix has a root of its own characteristic polynomial, and verified it for matrices of order 2 and 3. He was the first to define a group as a set of operations satisfying certain laws.When mathematicians spoke of groups, they used to mean permutation groups. Cayley tables and Cayley graphs are named after him. On August 16, 1821, <mask> was born in London. <mask> was a distant cousin of Sir <mask> and descended from an ancient Yorkshire family. He settled in Russia as a merchant. His father was William Doughty. Her father's name indicates an English origin, according to some writers.His brother was a linguist. <mask> lived in Saint Petersburg for eight years. His parents lived at Blackheath in the 19th century. <mask> went to a private school. He was sent to King's College School when he was 14. The father was told by the school's master to educate his son at the University of Cambridge because of indications of mathematical genius. Cayley was at Trinity College when he was 17 years old.The cause of the Analytical Society had succeeded, and the Cambridge Mathematical Journal had been established. At the age of twenty, Cayley contributed three papers on subjects that had been suggested by reading the Mécanique analytique of Lagrange and some of the works of Laplace. George Peacock was <mask>'s tutor at Cambridge. He won the place of Senior Wrangler and the first Smith's prize after finishing his undergraduate

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texts: course. He was going to take the M.A. A degree is needed to win a fellowship. He lived at Cambridge University for four years, but his main work was the preparation of 28 memoirs for the Mathematical Journal.<mask> was admitted to Lincoln's Inn, London at the age of 24 and chose law because of the limited tenure of his fellowship. He made a specialty of it. He went to Dublin to listen to Hamilton's lecture on quaternions while he was a student. He used to walk with his friend J. J. Sylvester around the courts of Lincoln's Inn, discussing the theory of invariants and covariants. Between two and three hundred papers were produced by Cayley during this fourteen year period. As a professor at Cambridge University, the ancient professorship of pure mathematics is named after Lucasian, and is the chair that had been occupied byNewton. Lady Sadleir's funds became useless for their original purpose and were used to establish another professorship of pure mathematics, called the Sadleirian.The duties of the new professor were to explain and teach the principles of pure mathematics and to apply himself to the advancement of that science. <mask> was elected when he was 42 years old. He gave up a lucrative practice for a modest salary, but he never regretted it, because the chair at Cambridge allowed him to devote his energy to the pursuit that he liked best. He married and settled in Cambridge. He enjoyed his home life more than Hamilton did. His friend and fellow investigator, Sylvester, once remarked that Cayley had been more fortunate than himself, because he had married and settled down to a quiet and peaceful life at Cambridge, whereas he had never married. The teaching duty of the Sadleirian professorship was limited

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texts: to a course of lectures for one term of the academic year, but when the University reformed about 1886, and part of the college funds applied to the better endowment of the University professors, the lectures were extended over.The attendance was small for a long time, and was almost entirely from those who had finished their career of preparation for competitive exams after the reform. The memoir the professor was for the time was usually the subject of the lecture. The advancement of mathematical science was discharged by the long series of memoirs that he published, ranging over every department of pure mathematics. He became the standing referee on the merits of mathematical papers to many societies both at home and abroad. He was made a fellow of Trinity College in 1872 and three years later an ordinary fellow. His friends subscribed for a portrait. The committee of subscribers had charge of the Cayley portrait fund.The subjects investigated in several of <mask>'s most elaborate memoirs are referred to in the verse. Cayley made contributions to algebraic geometry. The 27 lines were discovered by <mask> and Salmon. The Chow variety of curves were constructed by Cayley. The algebro-geometric theory was founded by him. He published a Treatise on Elliptic Functions in 1876. He was interested in the University education of women.There are two women's colleges in Cambridge. He was chairman of the council of Newnham College for a number of years and gave direct help in teaching. He was invited to deliver a course of lectures by the professor of mathematics at the time. During the first five months of 1882, he lectured at Baltimore on the subject of the Abelian and Theta Functions. <mask> was a foreign member of

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texts: the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences. <mask> was the president of the British Association for the advancement of science. The meeting was held in the north of England.As the President's address is one of the most popular events of the meeting and brings out an audience of general culture, it is usually made as little technical as possible. His subject was the Progress of Pure Mathematics. The Cambridge University Press requested him to prepare his mathematical papers for publication in a collected form, a request which he appreciated very much. He edited seven of them, which were printed in quarto volumes. He died of a painful internal ailment on January 26, 1895, when he was 74 years old. When the funeral took place, members of the University, official representatives of Russia and America, and many of the most illustrious philosophers of Britain met in Trinity Chapel. His successor in the chair of the Sadleirian edited the rest of his papers.There are thirteen quarto volumes of the Collected Mathematical papers. <mask> was fond of travelling and novel-reading. He practiced water-colour painting, which he found useful in making mathematical diagrams. <mask> is buried in Cambridge. There are two portraits of <mask> in the collection of Trinity College, Cambridge. A number of mathematical terms are named after him. I Remain: A Digital Archive of Letters, Manuscripts, and Ephemera can be accessed online.The 1916 Lectures on Ten British Mathematicians of the Nineteenth Century by Alexander Macfarlane are in the public domain. People educated at King's College School, London Newnham College, Cambridge Alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge Fellows of the Royal Society Fellows of the American Academy have

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title: Jürgen Ehlers

texts: <mask> was a German physicist who contributed to the understanding of Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity. From graduate and postgraduate work in Pascual Jordan's relativity research group at Hamburg University, he held various posts as a lecturer and later as a professor. He became the founding director of the institute in 1995. As well as the theory's applications to astrophysics, <mask>' research focused on the foundations of general relativity. He formulated a suitable classification of exact solutions to Einstein's field equations and proved the Ehlers–Geren–Sachs theorem that supports the application of simple, general-relativistic model universes to modern cosmology. He created a description of the relationship between models of general relativity and those ofNewtonian gravity. Ehlers was an ardent populariser of science and had a keen interest in both the history and philosophy of physics.Jrgen <mask> was born in Germany. After attending public schools from 1936 to 1949, he went on to study physics, mathematics and philosophy at Hamburger University from 1949 to 1955. In the winter term of 1955–56, he passed the high school teacher's exam, but instead of becoming a teacher, he undertook graduate research with Pascual Jordan, who acted as his thesis advisor. The construction and characterization of solutions of the Einstein field equations was the work of the PhD student. He earned a doctorate in 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556. The main research of Jordan's group was dedicated to a modification of general relativity called the Jordan–Brans–Dicke theory. This theory is different from general relativity in that the constant is replaced by a variable field.The group's focus was changed to the structure and interpretation of Einstein's original theory. Wolfgang Kundt was a member of the group. The group had a close working relationship with Otto Heckmann and his student. Wolfgang Pauli, Joshua Goldberg and Peter

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texts: Bergmann were at the colloquium. As Jordan's assistant, Ehlers earned his habilitation and qualified him for a German professorship. He held teaching and research positions in Germany and the US. He worked at the Graduate Research Center of the Southwest in Dallas.He started as an associate professor in Alfred Schild's group at the University of Texas at Austin in 1965, and later became a full professor in 1967. He held visiting professorships at the universities of Wrzburg and Bonn. In 1970, <mask> was offered the position of director of the gravitational theory department at the Max Planck Institute for Physics and Astrophysics. Ludwig Biermann was the institute's director at the time. When he joined the institute in 1971, he became a professor. In March 1991, the institute split into two, the Max Planck Institute for Physics and the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics. Gary Gibbons, John Stewart, Demetrios Christodoulou and Brandon Carter were some of the scientists who resided in his research group over the course of 24 years.The editor-in-chief of the German edition of the popular-science journal Scientific American was a student of Ehlers'. After German reunification in 1990, Ehlers pushed for the establishment of an institute of the Max Planck Society dedicated to research on gravitational theory. On 9 June 1994, the society decided to open the institute. <mask> was the founding director and leader of the department for the foundations and mathematics of general relativity when the institute started operations in 1995. The second institute department was headed by Bernard F. Schutz. <mask> became founding director emeritus on December 31, 1998. He worked at the institute until his death in May 2008.He left behind his wife, four children, and five grandchildren. The research was done in the field of general relativity. He made contributions to a number of theories. His main concern was to clarify general relativity's mathematical structure and its consequences. For his thesis,

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texts: non-linear consequence of inhomogeneities in general-relativistic cosmology was based on this generalization. Ehlers researched the history of physics to complement his interest in the foundations of general relativity and physics as a whole.He was involved in a project on the history of quantum theory at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science in Berlin. He looked at Pascual Jordan's contributions to the development of quantum field theory. The basic status of scientific knowledge in physics was one of the topics that Ehlers contributed to research on throughout his career. Ehlers was interested in reaching a general audience. He lectured at universities and venues such as the Urania in Berlin. He wrote popular-science articles and contributed to general-audience journals. The German edition of Scientific American was edited by him.In talks and journal articles, Ehlers addressed physics teachers about the teaching of relativity and related basic ideas, such as mathematics as the language of physics. <mask> was a member of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, the Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Literatur, Mainz, and the Leopoldina in Halle. He was president of the International Society on General Relativity and Gravitation from 1995 to 1998. He received medals from the German Physical Society, Pavia University, and the Faculty of Natural Sciences of Charles University. The "Jrgen Ehlers Thesis Prize" was instituted in 2008 by the International Society on General Relativity and Gravitation. At the society's international conference, it is sponsored by the scientific publishing house Springer and awarded to the best thesis in the area of mathematical and numerical general relativity. In memoriam, the ninth issue of the journal was dedicated to Ehlers.The title is Where time and space end. The co- founder of the Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, Jrgen <mask>, has died unexpectedly. There are pages in Memoriam of Jrgen <mask> at the Albert


title: Henryk Sławik

texts: During World War II, <mask>, a Polish politician, social worker, activist, and diplomat, helped save over 30,000 Polish refugees by giving them false Polish passports. On August 23, 1944, he was executed with some of his fellow Polish activists in a concentration camp. One of <mask>'s 5 children was an impoverished Polish Silesian family. His mother sent him to school. Sawik was drafted to the army during World War I after leaving his hometown. He was released from internment in 1918 and joined the Polish Socialist Party. He began working as a journalist for Gazeta Robotnicza after taking active part in the Silesian Plebiscite as one of its organizers.He became its editor-in-chief a year later. Sawik was elected president of the Regional Chapter of the Worker's Youth Association in 1922. He married a Varsovian in 1928 and in 1929 he was chosen as a city councilman. He was against Sanacja. Sawik was president of the Polish Journalist Association of Silesia and Zagbie from 1934 to 1939. Sawik was part of the Polish police battalion that was attached to the Krakw Army during World War II. He fought with distinction during the retreat.He was part of a battalion that defended mountain passes leading to Slovakia. The men were ordered to retreat towards the border with Hungary. Sawik was a prisoner of war camp after crossing the border after the Soviet Union joined the war

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