title: Johannes Plendl

texts: Government. He was the director of the research laboratory in Berlin until 1943, when he was arrested for criticising the Nazi regime. Even though Mayer's expertise was in telephony, he was appointed to head the radio laboratory by Plendl. The Cambridge Research Laboratory was where <mask> finished his military career. He worked in the field of solid-state physics. Karl-Otto Kiepenheuer was helped in establishing a Europe-wide network of stations observing the solar activity by Plendl.The fathers of the science now called space weather, <mask> and Kiepenheuer, may be seen as the fathers of the science after the war in one or another organisation. In 1970, <mask> moved to Italy. R.V. The British scientist who worked on the other side of the channel to jam Plendl's beams became a good friend and collaborated on several books. Further reading Brown. There was a Radar History of World War II. R.V. Jones.Most secret war. The name of the person is Niehaus, Werner. The Radarschlacht. Waffe was named after William Kimber and Co. Maier. The Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut fr Metallforschung was founded in 1900. Bd. 2.Wallstein-Verlag, 2007, p. 776. Alfred Price. There are instruments of darkness. John The Night Blitz was written by William Kimber and Co. Ray. "Sonnengott" was written by Michael P. Seiler. There is a Sonnenforschung in the Dritten Reich. The Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Harri Deutsch Trenkle is located in Germany.The score was 90. The Geburtstag von Hans Plendl was published in 1991. Ken. There were Luftwaffe operations over Britain in the 1940s. There were 1900 births and 1991 deaths of German people in World War

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title: Ari Kane

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texts: One of the founding members of the Fantasia Fair is a crossdresser named <mask>. She runs Theseus Counseling Services which is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. <mask> refers to himself as "androgyne-bigender." <mask> has been bisexual since the late 90s, before the popularization of the term. <mask> was born in 1936. <mask> was raised in New York City. <mask> did graduate work at New York University and the University of Buffalo after completing a Bachelor of Science in Biophysics, Mathematics and Chemistry at City College.<mask> is an assistant professor of sexology at the Institute for the Advanced Study of Human Sexuality in San Francisco. <mask> lectured at the Harvard School of Medicine, the Boston University School of Social Work, the University of New Hampshire School of Medicine, and the University of Vermont. <mask> runs Theseus Counseling Services, which provides counseling services to individuals impacted by gender issues, such as transsexuals, couples impacted by gender variance, and individuals with gender dysphoria. <mask>'s practice is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. <mask> came out about her sexuality in 1971 after developing close relationships with transvestites. She oversaw the relocation and restructuring of the cross dressing support group. The Outreach Institute for Gender Studies was founded in 1975 by <mask> and is dedicated to public education and working with health professionals who serve the community.<mask> has been working to educate mental health professionals. <mask> gave seminars at the American Society for Criminal Justice Professionals, the American Society for Sociology, and the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists. The Institute organized international conferences focused on the social, medical, and legal aspects of the behavior. At Harvard, Boston University, and elsewhere, <mask> has presented on trans issues in classrooms at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The Standards of Care for Transsexuals were written in 1978. <mask> and Betty-Ann Lind were members

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texts: of the Cherrystone Club. It used to be an annual gathering for the Cross-dressing men, their partners, and medical and other professionals working with the Transsexual community.Trans men are now welcome at the fair. <mask> says that Fan/Fair was conceived in 1974. We could create a program of activities that were educational, social and practical for all CDs who were willing to come out from the "closets" of shame, guilt and shyness. I believed that in a tolerant and open community, they could learn a lot about being masculine and feminine, as well as getting help with presentation and comportment. Fan/Fair was created with this premise in mind. Fan/Fair 1 was supported by 3 members of the Boston Cherrystone Club and myself. <mask> and Bullough collaborated on a book called "J. Ari Kane-Demaios."The book is a collection of autobiographies of Trans-people, many of whom have made major impact on the growth and recognition of the Transgender Phenomenon as a positive, viable lifestyle during their lives. We tried to include contributors from all sectors of the gender spectrum, including androgynes, non operative and post-operative, individuals, spouses and close friends of T people, but the editors restricted the sample to middle-class white persons. <mask> was the editor of The Journal of Gender Studies, the official publication of the Human Outreach and Achievement Institute, and the editor of Outreach Newsletter. Information on <mask>, including his personal correspondences, can be found in the Rikki Swin collection of The Transgender Archives at the University of Victoria. There is a list of people with non-binary gender identities. MC 614 The library is located at Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass.There is a videotape collection by J. <mask>-DeMaios. Vt-131. The library is located at Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass. The International Foundation for Gender Education Records was founded in 1972 The MC is MC 747. The library is located at Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass. People from New York City living in the 21st

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title: Marcu Cercel

texts: Marco-Vod, also known as <mask>, is a person. The Prince of Moldavia was a Wallachian adventurer. Ptracu the Good is said to be the son of <mask>, Prince of Wallachia in the 1580s. Michael the Brave was a nephew of this person and he was a regional co-ruler. Lady Stanca, who went on to marry the Prince of Moldavia, may be the same person as the mother of Marcu. During the 1600 war forMoldavia, he was chased out by the Polish army. The Holy Roman Empire was fighting a Long War against the Ottoman Empire when he fled to Transylvania.He was given a small command function in the Imperial Army by Giorgio Basta in 1602. He gave the Wallachian throne to another Habsburg favorite, Radu erban. He lost control of his Transylvanian estates after the Bocskai uprising. He resided at the court of Sigismund Bthory. In the 1610s, Gabriel Bethlen recommended him to the Ottomans, after he switched loyalties and became a favorite of the rebel Prince of Transylvania. His final bid for the throne ended in 1618. He acted as Bethlen's agent in the Czech Republic during the Thirty Years' War.The owner of the estate was rewarded for the results achieved during the mission. He had two marriages, the first to Druzsina, who survived his death. The influence of the Ottoman Empire on the appointment of local rulers grew when the two Danubian Principalities were part of it. He traced his ancestry to

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title: Marcu Cercel

texts: the ancient House of Basarab through the branch known as Drculeti. Ptracu the Good, his paternal grandfather, claims to have been the son of Radu Paisie. Marco was Paisie's son and co-ruler. A letter from "Io Marco voevod", dated 1542, was read by a historian as a possible reference to the younger Cercel.Some authors theorize that he embraced Islam after Paisie's downfall, while others think he was the same person as Ptracu. At times, Petru <mask> referred to himself as a grandson of Radu Paisie. Vintil, Ptracu's legitimate child, took the throne for a few days in 1574. Voica was the wife of Ptracu, and scholar tefan Pascu believes that only Petru was Voica's son. Michael the Brave is thought to have been born from Prince Ptracu's marriage or affair with Teodora, making him Petru <mask>'s half-brother. Michael referred to Petru as his brother in 1594. One account in English diplomatic records claims that Petru was not Ptracu's son, but a Greek from Morea.Petru had at least three sons, one of which is known as the best known. None of the mothers of the children were married to the Prince, according to Franco Sivori of Genoa. According to Sivori, Petru was the first-born, followed by Ionacu and Radu. The latter is a bookish intellectual. Iorga and another historian named the brothers tefan and dumitraco. Some scholars view them as additional sons, while others dismiss

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texts: them as impostors. The date of birth is disputed in Sivori.The chronicler Ciro Spontone notes that there is an account of a person being 18 years old in September 1601. According to other scholarship, he was probably born before his father's coronation. Prince Petru was a Christian. He may have embraced Catholicism for a reason. He was a Catholic who was committed to Counter-Reformation but also respected and protected the Wallachian Orthodox Church. Petru was a friendly Orthodox who had Protestant missionaries burned at the stake. His behavior was not compatible with either Catholic or Orthodox standards.According to Ottoman sources, he was a polygamist, keeping three mistresses, all of whom were Turkish and Muslim apostates, and possibly his two brothers as well. Abaptized Turkish wife, Sultana, was the mother of the son of Petru <mask>. This account is supported by a report of the period, which states that the "son" of the Kprl family was also a Turko-Albanian. Petru <mask> may have had an official wife, whose name is recorded as "Stanca", as well as a mother. Historians do not know if she was another name for Sultana, another Turkish wife, or simply her stepmother. According to Iorga, Prince Marko was a hero of the anti-Ottoman struggle. Petru's distinguishing accessory was his father's cognomen, meaning "Earring".The heir-apparent spent his early years at the


title: Marcu Cercel

texts: princely court in Trgovite. She believes that a connected site may be able to preserve the only known portrait of the man, done in terracotta by Italian artisans, and show him as a young child. The project of his father's was the restoration of Trgovite's Princely Church. Petru may have wanted his son to get a classical education. He received a manuscript from his father when he was in exile with Ptracu's family. A ledger at the Pontifical Greek College of Saint Athanasius in Rome shows that Marco Baiboda di Blachia refused to take the pledge and left soon after. His life ended in 1585.The allegations surrounding Petru <mask>'s amorous life and encouragement of apostasy produced a fatwa, and played a significant part in Sultan Murad III's decision to shun his vassal. Following their father's removal, all known sons became ostracized. The fortress of Huszth was where Petru Sr was imprisoned after he fled into the Principality of Transylvania. Clemency for them was obtained by their father. They were granted a home in Dtos by the Count Kendi, who regarded them as his own sons. According to Sivori, the brother of <mask> Petru was living in Istanbul as a mentor to the French ambassadors. Stanca remarryed the Tyrant, who became the Prince ofMoldavia in 1591.Pope Sixtus V allowed Prince Petru to seek asylum in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. He bribed the Ottoman

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title: Marcu Cercel

texts: authorities in order to have his sons recognized as valid candidates for the Wallachian throne. As the offer was still being assessed, he escaped from prison. While living at Dtos, he received a multilingual education, being taught to read and write in New Latin, Hungarian, and German. Petru <mask> was killed at sea by the Ottomans in March of  800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Michael the Brave's ascent through the ranks of Wallachian boyardom and his seizure of the Wallachian throne were witnessed by his nephew. Stanca and her stepson, Marcu, were together in 1597 after the death of Prince Aaron.They were received at Michael's court after returning to Wallachia. Spontone claims that Michael wanted to make him his son-in-law. Gerolama was an Ottoman slave girl and niece of the influential eunuch Agha mer. Michael's anti-Ottoman rebellion and his entry into the Long


title: Marcu Cercel

texts: regime. Michael was killed by Basta at Cmpia Turzii in September 1601. Basta joined his quarters at Fgra Citadel after his split with Michael's family. Basta's letters show that he was there on September 5, and that a delegation of Wallachian boyars wanted him to become their Prince.The request was challenged by other boyars who recognized the former Paharnic erban. The son of Petru <mask> was a favorite of the Wallachian throne and became rivals with his brother. There were unsuccessful bids to the throne by tefan and Dumitraco. The former was at the Polish court, competing for favors with Prince Simion. By 1602, he had turned his attention back toMoldavia. This implied using a heraldic seal with theMoldavian aurochs and the Wallachian bird, on Hungarian-language letters which he signed as Marko vaijvodaMoldvania. The King of Poland, Sigismund Vasa, received reports in March of that year that the leader of the army of Serb and Wallachian mercenaries was planning to take Iai.He was at Sathmar with Basta and erban. A delegation ofMoldavian boyars asked Basta to recognize their Prince, as they were frightened by Ieremia's purges. Their petition was endorsed by a man who wanted to rid himself of a person. By May, he had gathered 10,000 men. Ambassador Lello and a "Marchi of Bogdania" were in Istanbul in June. Iorga argued that this account cannot refer to Cercel, but


title: Marcu Cercel

texts: person was living in misery. He was considered for a Captaincy of the Hungarian Kingdom. The Wallachian was involved in a conspiracy and in February 1610 Rudolf ordered his arrest. This plot would have made Bthory King of Hungary and placed the rump kingdom in the Ottoman camp. After being released in March, he was penniless. He requested an administrative office with pay in July, after listing his services to the Hungarian nation.In 1612 he addressed new complaints to the Emperor, who had just been crowned. The loyalist Transylvanian corps had been left leaderless by the death of Lajos Rkczi, so he asked Matthias to make him commander. When Gabriel Bethlen took over as Prince of Transylvania in October, he told his Ottoman allies that he wanted <mask> to take the crown. According to Bethlen, it was a conspiracy involving Gspr Bekes and Radu erban. The records of Schburg show that the Ottoman envoy Iskender and his son were bribed by the man. He joined Bethlen's mercenary squad during the new war inMoldavia. The new anti-Habsburg camp was consolidated by Bethlen.His mother, wife, and daughter were all dead by 1618. In 1617, Bethlen presented him as his choice for Prince in eitherMoldavia or Wallachia, and hoped that the Ottomans would endorse him. Lupu Mehedineanu staged a rebellion against Alexander IV after Bethlen's tacit support. Bethlen hesitated between him and


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texts: Gabriel Movil, who was Simion's son. In 1618, he traveled to Istanbul to get the favors of Osman II against the Movil. He returned to Transylvania because of his family situation and issues with his estate. Bethlen's involvement in the Thirty Years' War pushed him back into politics.Various reports say that the Ottomans were involved in the Bohemian Revolt. According to Istvn Szamoskzy, the rebels promised that they would make Bethlen ruler of the Czech lands, and that's what happened. In exchange for opening a new front against the Habsburgs, the Prince of Thurn pledged 100,000 scudi to the Transylvanians. The Wallachian Princes supported the imperials. Both Ptracu and erban negotiated payment for a Polish intervention. In August 1619, Bethlen gave the citadel and estate of Dezna to Marcu, while he was still away, and in October, Stanca was granted provisional ownership of Sspatak. The former Prince married a second time after returning to Transylvania, but little is known about him.He died at some point before 1629 when he was mentioned as the recipient of a widow's pension. She lived there until 1656 when she died. The brother of <mask> tried to become Prince in 1611. He was a Postelnic and owner of the Belizvor estate in Mehedini County before 1620. The village of Odobeti was taken over by Radu Petru, but lost it to Alexander IV. Partenie was renamed by Radu Petru


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texts: in 1629 after taking monastic orders. He was alive until at least 1634.Records from the 1620s show that Petru was a Wallachian who lived in Russia and was known as the patronymic Petrov. According to scholar Matei Cazacu, his alleged father could only have been Petru <mask>. There were 16th-century rulers of the House of Drculeti Kprl and 17th-century monarchs in


title: James Freud

texts: <mask> was born Colin Joseph McGlinchey on June 29, 1959 in Australia. He was a member of Models in the 1980s and wrote two of their most popular singles, "Barbados" and " Out of Mind, Out of Sight". I am the Voice Left from Drinking and I am the Voice Left from Rehab detail his career in music entertainment and addictions. <mask>'s absence from the ARIA Hall of Fame ceremony was explained as being due to another bicycle accident. <mask> was born as Colin Joseph McGlinchey on June 29, 1959 to Joe and Hannah McGlinchey and grew up in Australia. Before he started school, his interest in music began. I knew I wanted to do that when I was five.I loved all the records my uncle gave me. That was all I wanted to do. <mask>'s father left the family when he was young. St Thomas More Catholic Boys College is now part of Emmaus College. Hannah was against the idea because of <mask>'s passion and musical talent. He changed his name to <mask> <mask>. <mask> left at the age of 17 and did not contact her for two years.We didn't communicate until I became a musician. <mask> formed

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title: James Freud

texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611In early 1979 he formed <mask> & the Radio Stars with Murray Doherty on bass, Roger Mason on keyboards, Glenn McGrath on drums, Bryan Thomas on guitar, and Tony Harvey on guitar. The album was recorded between July and November 1979 with guest artists including Tony Lugton and Peter Cook. Mod Cons was formed in 1980 by the former Colt members, Murray Doherty, Glenn McGrath, and Bryan Thomas. Tony Lugton replaced Harvey on the guitar and provided keyboards. <mask> and Mason were joined by Peter Cook on guitar and Tommy Hosie on drums by the end of the year. They signed with Mushroom Records and released their first single, "Modern Girl," in May 1980. There are 12 on the Australian Kent Music Report Singles Chart.Gary Numan was supported on his Australian tour. The debut album of <mask> and the Radio Stars was produced by Tony Cohen. Numan offered to make an album for <mask> in the UK. <mask>'s backing band became known as <mask> & Berlin due to the fact that there was already a British band called the Radio Stars. "Enemy Lines"

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title: James Freud

texts: was released in October. Numan produced "Automatic Crazy" in March 1981. The album was not released because neither <mask> nor Numan were happy with it.<mask> ended the group one month later. After the departure of Mark Ferrie, <mask> joined Models as a bass guitarist. <mask> shared lead vocalist duties on one of his compositions, "Facing the North Pole in August" from The Pleasure of Your Company, recorded in 1983. Two Freud-penned hits, "Barbados" and " Out of Mind, Out of Sight", took Models to No. 2 and No. The Australian singles chart has 1 on it. The band split in 1988.<mask> went solo again in 1989, releasing Step into the Heat, the most expensive album released by Mushroom Records up to that point. It wasn't successful. <mask> blamed the low quality of the songs. He criticized the show's format to Ian Meldrum, the creator and host of the earlier Countdown. Meldrum said that <mask> was nothing but a has-been. Look around you. The show has new hosts.They are the future of Australian music. You're on your way out. The dance group Beatfish was formed in 1992

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title: James Freud

texts: by <mask> and Martin Plaza of Mental as Anything. <mask>'s next solo album, BigMouth, was canned in 1995 but the material was used on the Postcard to Hawaii album by his next band, Moondog. <mask> was the lead vocalist with Plaza and Phil Ceberano. "One Tony Lockett", an homage to the footballer Tony Lockett, was released in 1999 as <mask> & the Reserves. <mask> composed, sang and wrote the lyrics for the main title theme to the Australian children's television series Swinging for ABC TV.I Am the Voice Left from Drinking was <mask>'s first book and he described how he nearly died from alcohol poisoning and massive blood loss. <mask> was in the band 80s Enuff at the Crown Casino. See You in Hell was his last studio album. <mask> was the manager for his sons' band, Attack of the Mannequins, and helped develop their debut album, Rage of the World. Sally and <mask> were married in October 1983. Sally wrote Thank You, Goodnight: A Backstage Pass to Australian Rock'n'roll in 1997. They had two sons, Jackson and <mask>.Attack of the Mannequins, the band formed by the

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texts: brothers, was managed by <mask>. I am the Voice Left from Drinking and I am the Voice Left from Rehab are his two autobiographies. His descent into alcoholism is chronicled in the books. His widow and two children live in Australia. The death of <mask> was1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 On 27 October, models were inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame without <mask> in attendance. His absence was explained publicly as he had to manage his sons' band.<mask> was told that he couldn't attend because he wasn't near alcohol. Kelly explained the absence by saying <mask> had a bicycle accident. <mask>' battle with alcoholism has been well chronicled, according to a statement by Michael Gudinski, whose Mushroom Records launched <mask>'s solo career and that of Models. His two books on his

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texts: recovery and five years' sobriety were best-sellers and gave a lot of people comfort and hope. <mask> took his own life this morning. The Modern Girls interview 1959 births 2010 suicides Australian rock singers Models (band) members Musicians from Melbourne Suicides in


title: Avital Inbar

texts: <mask> was born on September 29, 1944 in Israel. <mask> was born in Tel Aviv. His parents were both intellectuals and polyglots. They spent a lot of their lives in France. He lived in France from the age of thirteen to twenty-six and spent two years in Algeria in the midst of a war of independence. His perspective of the Jewish-Palestinian conflict and internal Israeli divisions is still affected by these impressions. He studied philosophy at the Alliance Gymnasium after graduating high school in Paris.He received his degree from the Paris Institute of Political Sciences. He was a foreign correspondent for the daily Combat, founded by Albert Camus, when he returned to Israel in 1970. Several major works of French literature, as well as some English titles, have been translated into Hebrew by <mask>. He traveled frequently to Paris to meet with publishers and writers. Marguerite Duras and Yves Montand were friends with him. He has translated 120 titles. The French restaurant and hotel guide Gault Millau gave a franchise to the Yonatan Guides to produce a guide in Israel.<mask> wrote nine books about France and its regions. He wrote Parisian Pictures, which was devoted to his encounters with writers and artists in France and the complex relations between France, Israel and the Jews. Gourmand in Tokyo, dedicated to Japanese gastronomy, was published in 2019. He received two decorations from the French government for his literary work and the dissemination of French culture in Israel.

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texts: <mask> was granted French citizenship for his contribution to the prosperity of international economic relations. The Pleasures of Provence was published in Tel Aviv in 1997. The 50 Pleasures of Provence is a book by Shteinhart-Sharav.The author used insights and information given by Mr. <mask>, based on his vast experience in the French cuisine scene. Jacques Massu translated La vraie bataille d'Alger. Romain Gary/Emile Ajar wrote La Vie devant soi Am Oved Victor Hugo. Albert Cohen wrote a novel. Jean Cocteau wrote Les enfants terribles. Patrick Modiano wrote about La rue des boutiques obscures. L'Arrache-Cur (Heartsnatcher) Sifriat Poalim was written by Boris Vian.J'irais cracher sur vos tombes (I Shall Spit on Your Graves) was written by Boris Vian. Romain Gary/ Emile Ajar wrote Les Angoisses du roi Salomon. There are a number of titles by René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo. L'immoraliste (The Immoralist) Massadah was written by André Gide. Denis Diderot and Simone Signoret wrote about Jacques le Fataliste et son Matre. Jules Verne wrote Les enfants du capitaine Grant. Le mystre de la chamber jaune was written by Gaston Leroux.Patrick Modiano wrote Une Jeunesse (Young Once) Zmora-Betan. Boris Vian wrote about L'herbe rouge. La symphonie pastorale Keter was written by André Gide. Ruben Mass wrote "Jewish thought and the scientific revolution of the 16th Century". L'été meurtrier (One deadly Summer) Maariv was written by Sébastien Japrisot. The author is Henri Troyat. Romain Gary wrote

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texts: by English H.G Wells. Monsignor Quixote, Maariv was written by Graham Greene. On "Les Croix de bois," Haaretz, September 6, 1985. "The Wonder Child of the Enlightenment" was written by Yoram Bronowski. "The Gauls are Coming" was written by Kriel Gardosh. "Pictures of Despair" was written by Hedda Bushes. Yedioth Ahronoth published "The Lover, My Body, My Head" in 1986."under the French flag" was written by Michael Handelszalz. "My Beloved Indo-China" was written by Haim Pesach. "The Price of Sin" was written by Yaron London. Giselle Spiro wrote "A Village in Mid-Paris". "The Pain of the Other - Tolerable" was published in June of 2006 by Haaretz Books. "How to Succeed in the Press" was written by Lena Shiloni. "A Tragic Meeting of Two Worlds" was written by Oded Sverdlik.A memory thing, Boaz Applebaum. "Blooming with a Head" is a song by Meir Schnitzer. "Jewish Words in French" was written by Shlomo Papirblat. "Jewish Heroes between Realia and Grotesque" was written by Mordechai Avishai. "Anything is written in the dictionary," said Dina Pladot. Hasashoth published "A tranlator with royalties" on June 8, 1988. The French Connection - Five Israeli creators received the Order of Arts and Literature this week."No to Proust," Hair, December 13, 1985. The translator is the Sucker of the Hebrew Book Industry - Conversation with <mask> <mask> according to Ehud Ben Ezer. <mask> <mask> has 192 books in the National Library of Israel. Interview with <mask> <mask>, Ynet: French–Hebrew

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title: Oemar Said Tjokroaminoto

texts: H.O.S. is better known in Indonesia as Raden Mas Hadji Oemar <mask>. <mask> was an Indonesian nationalist. He became one of the leaders of the Islamic Trade Union which was founded by both of them. The second of twelve children, <mask> was born in the Ponorogo Regency. <mask> is the district chief of Kleco. The great-grandson of Kyai Bagus Kasan Besari of Tegalsari pesantren is Tjokronegoro. His education was directed towards civil service according to his genealogy.After graduating from the highest civil servant education institution in the world, OSVIA, in 1902, he worked as a civil servant in Ngawi for three years. He met the leader of the Islamic Trade Unions in Surabaya. He attended the school at night. He worked in a sugar refinery after graduating. He became a staff assistant after writing for the Bintang Soerabaja. The Dutch call him the "Crownless King of Java" because he was one of the pioneers of the trade union movement in Indonesia. His political ideas gave birth to various ideologies of the Indonesia at that time, where he tutored students in his own household, such as: Semaoen, Alimin, Musso, Sukarno, Kartosuwiryo, and even Tan Malaka.He was the first person to refuse to go to the Netherlands. The colors of the Indonesian movement were developed by his students, socialists and communists after he died. "Highest education, purest tauhid, smartest of strategies" is one of his most famous quotes and depicts the atmosphere of Indonesian struggle in its time. Before he married Siti Oetari, the first wife of Sukarno, he liked the

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texts: students the most. If you want to be a great leader, write like a journalist and talk like an orator, was his message to his disciples. Musso, Alimin, SM Kartosuwiryo, Darsono, and others woke up and laughed to watch the speeches that were influenced by these words. The Islamic Trade Union was founded in 1905 in Surakarta.<mask> was asked to handle the management of the organization. On September 10, 1906, the statute was prepared and notarized. The organization's name was changed and the word trade was removed. It had a chairman and a chairman at the same time. The statute was sent to the Governor-General to be legalized. A central committee was formed with <mask> as vice-chairman. The organization's aim is to not oppose the Dutch East Indies government.He and other managers went to see the Governor-General for the organization's interest. For public importance, SI's legalization couldn't be granted, but local Islamic unions can be granted corporate-body status. About two and a half million people are members of SI. Rapid development of local Islamic unions made it necessary to establish a central Islamic union. The Central Islamic Union or CSI was founded in 1915 with <mask> as its chairman, Samanhoedi as a board member, and Abdoel Moeis as a vice-chairman. Until his death, <mask> was a member of the SI board of administration. The first CSI national congress was held in Bandung in 1916.The necessity of unity of all Indonesians was represented by the usage of the word national. SI gained recognition of its power with the opening of the

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title: Oemar Said Tjokroaminoto

texts: Volksraad in 1918. The colonial government's trust decreased while the inner opposition arose. The toughest challenge came from the Marxist/Leninist group led by Semaun. SI-Merah was formed after the Marxist–Leninist group broke off and joined the Communist Party of Indonesia. <mask> was arrested for the charge of assassination. B in Cimareme.He was released without trial in August 1922. Partai Sarekat Islam CSI became weak and its name was changed to the Islamic Union Party on February 1923. <mask> wanted to unite the outer Javanese groups. Insurgencies broke out wherever after propaganda attacks were sent. Pan-Islamism was launched. Mas Mansoer and <mask> performed Hajj. The political suggestion of hijra or "migration" with the non-cooperative attitude to the colonial government was eventually accepted by Congress, which caused <mask>'s refusal when he would be elected as Volksraad''s member in 1927.<mask>'s controversial Qur'anic interpretations were discussed by the Ulema Committee. The Indonesian Islamic Union Party changed its name to Partai Syarikat Islam Indonesia in early 1929. The Indonesian Islamic Party or Partai Islam Indonesia was formed after a confrontation between the nationalist Soekiman and the religious Tjokroaminoto. The death occurred after the 20th PSII Congress in Banjarmasin in May 1934. His brother succeeded him in the position. <mask> <mask> was the subject of a film in popular culture. The film was directed by Garin Nugroho.The National Heroes of Indonesia were members of the Volksraad (Dutch East Indies)

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title: Nat Nichols

texts: <mask> was a componist, jazz pianist and missionary who was born on March 8, 1939. <mask> was born in Vc, Hungary in 1939. His father was a wine-maker and his mother a teacher of music. <mask>'s grandfather Istvn Kvi was the conductor-composer-pianist of the Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra. <mask>'s mother was forced to play foxtrots for four hours during World War II. The family was saved by the music. Istvn Kvi refused to join the Communist Party when they took power.He lost his position. He was in prison for a long time. He wrote a few lines of poetry for the local paper. His family was also blacklisted. <mask> could not apply to the school. <mask>'s grandfather trained him in classical music. Istvn Kvi lived in a small studio apartment for the rest of his life.He would listen to jazz and American popular music on the short-wave radio and make written transcripts of those broadcasts. <mask>'s love for jazz led him down a different path from classical music, as he demonstrated an ability to pick out jazz melodies of his own and make up his own tunes. At the age of 14, he began playing with his own combo. He became a member of the Revolutionary Council of the Vci Hope Association during the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. He went to the United States of America after the fall of the revolution. <mask> became a freedom fighter after escaping from Hungary. After the fall of the revolution, he fled his home without his parents knowing.He and Vili were going to the border by train, which was dangerous at the time. They were captured and brought back to Hungary. The two young men were released after they were locked up for two days. They were taken to Esztergom by a man who took them through the mountains to the border. They hid in a hay barn in a small village near the border. They planned to cross the border together after the farmer gave them food and accommodations. They left after three days.<mask> rode a bike while Vili sat on a motorcycle. <mask> waited for his friend at the agreed location after the motorcycle broke down.

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texts: The money they wanted to give the farmer was not accepted. They hid in a pit near the border for a long time before they were able to sneak through. They hid in a pit near the border. An Austrian man spotted the boys and helped them to a collection point across the border. They were taken to a camp in Vienna where they stayed for three weeks.They were asked where to go. <mask> and Vili chose America. They were put on a ship just for America. By January 1, 1957, the boys were in New York. After <mask> moved to Cleveland, he found work playing in restaurants and clubs. "After a year, I turned to my friend Rudy, another jazz pianist, and said "We aren't going to learn about this country by staying with Hungarians." We should point to a spot on the map and move there.<mask> settled in Kansas City, Mo. American Artists Corp. booked him into places all across the Midwest after his friend moved to Milwaukee. <mask> joined as well. <mask> got an unexpected reward when he was booked into a club in Indiana. Jeannine is a student at Valparadiso University. The family grew to seven children, five girls and two boys, after they moved to Hawaii Islands, Honolulu. He and his family lived in a house near Lake Michigan.<mask>'s career began at the Don the Beachcomber night club, where he was given the chance to back up America's famous vocalist and play with some of the biggest names in music, including Frank Sinatra, Jack Jones, Tony Bennett and Jo Stafford. Johny's Nightcap was where <mask> got his regular job in Fort Wayne, Indiana. I recorded a couple of albums with the <mask> Trio while I was here. I moved to a place outside of Chicago. I've been working there for almost 30 years. <mask> says something. His first record album 'Wind from the Danube' was a musical tribute to and remembrance of the Hungarian Revolution.God bless the Hungarians, Russian take over. <mask> showed his ability to play jazz in his second album 'Springplay' and introduced several of his own compositions. He was granted citizenship in 1970. <mask> grew in

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texts: composition and play. He had different vocalist and jazz musicians join him in recordings and on stage. He appeared in Europe in places such as the London Palladium and the Titania Palace in West Berlin. He traveled to his homeland several times and brought Christian publications and music that was banned by the communist regime.The Hungarian authorities banned <mask>'s actions after he clashed with them. There was an arrest warrant for him. He was arrested for espionage and imprisoned for two days after the cassettes were found at the border. He had to leave the country after being released through a lawyer who was friends with his parents. He was acquitted of espionage after returning to the United States. He was a missionary in Hungary in the 1980s. The Transworld Radio station was built during World War II and broadcasts Christian messages.He went back to Hungary in 1997 to pursue his musical career. His first European CD album was 'Naturally'. The author edition featured 13 of his new songs, followed by the 'Minor traffic' CD with 17 more original tunes. The jazz musicians and jazz lovers all over will be introduced to many of those tunes in a music booklet. Zsuzsa Spnyik was his second wife. <mask> says that jazz is a very personal kind of music and each musician needs to find their own style and tempo. <mask>'s conviction that jazz is as valid as classical music was in the past.<mask> is a musician and performer who blends the Afro- and classical American jazz-sounds in his play and compositions. A schooled musician has chosen jazz as the medium for expressing himself in his creativity and talent. He moved back to the United States after one of his hands was paralyzed. He performed "Georgia on My Mind" in his last jazz performance. He died in the United States. The Very Best is a CD with Lynn Lawson and Kathy Hogan. The Indianapolis Recorder was published on January 16, 1965, page 12."Saint Francis College" is a newspaper in Indianapolis, Indiana USA. The 20th century saw the emigration of Hungarian musicians to the

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title: Anthony Reckenzaun

texts: <mask>un was an electrical engineer who worked in the UK and the US. Electric boats and tramcars were worked on by Reckenzaun. He applied worm gear drive to tramcars. It wasn't a great success on full-size vehicles, but it was very popular on railway locomotives. He died of consumption at his home in Stockwell, London at 2 a.m. on 11 November 1893. He was 43 years old. At an early age, he had first-hand opportunities of practical engineering, seeing the operations in the ironworks of his father who carried out large contracts for brewery plants, tanneries, buildings and railway materials.He moved to England in 1872 after receiving a practical education at the Technical School in Graz. He was employed by the noted steam engine manufacturers and marine engineers of London. When John Richard Ravenhill left the partnership in 1875, the business was transferred to the works of his former partners, Mr Easton and Anderson of Erith, Kent. The evening classes for the workmen were established by Reckenzaun in connection with the ironworks. He took first class honours in these subjects after he qualified himself under the rules of the South Kensington Science and Art Department. He attended the lectures given to science teachers at the Royal School of Mines. He obtained first class passes again.He decided to pursue a career in electrical engineering after attending Professor William Edward Ayrton's lectures at the City and Guilds. He was the vice-president of the Old Students' Association at the time of his death. He


title: Anthony Reckenzaun

texts: studied the electrical exhibits at the Palais d'Industrie in Paris for three months. After returning to England, he joined the Faure Electric Accumulator Company and then the Electrical Power Storage Company. In connection with the E.P.S. He worked on various forms of electric traction. He designed and built an electric tramcar which was displayed on the West Metropolitan Tramways Company's line in London.Reckenzaun continued to work on his electrical work after 1884. He patented improvements in secondary batteries, electric motors, electric meters and related devices. He was an early electric motor designer who paid particular attention to bogie cars and worm gear. It wasn't a great success on full-size vehicles, but it was very popular on railway locomotives. His inventions were assigned to the Electric Car Company of America and his brother <mask>, who was based in New York City, developed associated electrical businesses. The first large scale telpherage system was applied to by him in 1885. The telpherage system was tested on the estate of Mr. Marlborough.R.Professor Fleeming Jenkin is associated with Professors William Edward Ayrton and John Perry and the Telpherage Company. Electric launches may be one of his most noteworthy developments. On 13 September 1886, the boat Volta made a double voyage from Dover to Calais and back. The first significant electric boat in the United States was built by him. He was a member of both English and International professional and scientific societies. He was a member


title: Hormuzd Rassam

texts: <mask> was an Assyriologist of Assyrian origin. He made a number of important archaeological discoveries, including the clay tablets that contained the world's oldest notable literature. He is thought to be the first Middle Eastern and Assyrian archaeologist from the Ottoman Empire. He was naturalized as a British citizen after moving to the United Kingdom. He helped to free British diplomats from captivity in Ethiopia. <mask> is an ethnic Assyrian who was born in Upper Mesopotamia, then part of the Ottoman Empire. His father was a member of the church.His grandfather was an archdeacon in the church. Theresa was a daughter of a woman from the Ottoman Empire. Hormuzd got his start with Layard because his brother was a British Vice-Consul. At the age of 20 he was hired by Layard as a paymaster at the ancient Assyrian excavation site of Nimrud. They would remain friends for the rest of their lives after Layard took him under his wing. A trip to England and study at a college in Oxford was provided by Layard. He accompanied Layard on his second expedition to Iraq.Layard left archeology to start a political career. He made a number of important and independent discoveries at Nimrud and Nineveh. George Smith deciphered the clay tablets that were part of the world's oldest written narrative poem. The description of a flood myth written 1000 years prior to the earliest record of the biblical story of Noah caused a lot of debate at the time. The diplomat returned to England. He began a new career in government with the help of Layard, rising to the post of First Political Resident and facilitating a number of agreements between the British and formerly hostile local community leaders. British missionaries were taken hostage in Ethiopia in the 19th century.In order to resolve the situation peacefully, England decided to send a message from

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texts: Queen Victoria. After about a year in Massawa, the Emperor gave the go-ahead for him to enter his realm. Due to rebellions in Tigray Province, <mask> was forced to follow a circuitous route taking him to Kassala, Metemma along the western shore of Lake Tana and finally meeting with Emperor Tewodros in northern Gojjam. The Emperor established him at Qorata, a village on the south-eastern shores of Lake Tana, and sent him many gifts. The hostages were sent to the emperor's camp. Charles Tilstone Beke arrived at Massawa and forwarded letters from the hostages' families to Tewodros. Beke's actions made Tewodros suspicious.The change in the King's conduct towards me, and the misfortunes which eventually befell the members of the Mission and the old captives, came from this day. The monarch suddenly changed his mind and made a prisoner of him as well. The British hostages were held for two years until the British and Indian troops defeated the warlord and his army. His reputation was damaged because he was portrayed as ineffectual in dealing with the emperor. The Victorians had prejudice against "Orientals". Both Liberal and Conservative ministers had supporters in the press and government. Queen Victoria presented him with a purse of £5,000 for services rendered as her envoy in the crisis after the London Quarterly Review received his memoir positively, acknowledged his qualifications for the mission and defended his actions under difficult circumstances.In later years, he did other work for the British government. He undertook a mission of inquiry during the war to report on the condition of the Christians. While undertaking four expeditions on behalf of the British Museum, Rassam made some important discoveries. Numerous finds of significance were transported to the Museum, thanks to an agreement made with the Ottoman Sultan by the


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texts: "rubbish" from the antiquities that had been smuggled out of Nineveh. The old man was upset by the accusations. He received a partial apology when he challenged Budge. The courts supported the man.The Balawat Gates at Dur-Sharrukin were found to have archaeological evidence in relation to them. By the end of his life, the Royal Geographical Society wrote in their obituary for Mr. <mask> <mask>, that his reputation and achievements were once again receiving greater recognition, at least amongst his professional colleagues. The British Mission to Theodore, King of Abyssinia (1869) was published in the Transactions of the Society of Biblical Archaeology. The Garden of Eden and the Asshur and the Land of Nimrod were written in the 19th century. Anne Eliza Price was married to <mask>. They had seven children. Theresa was a professional singer who performed with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.On September 8, 1910, he died and was buried. A number of personal effects relating to his career, including the chains he had worn in captivity in Ethiopia, were donated to Hove Museum, and were on display until the 1950s according to the recollections of his great-grandson. There were other items in the museum's possession that were requested by the British Museum. He had a daughter, Annie Ferida, who was born in 1878. On September 10, 1914, she secretly gave birth to a little girl at a clinic in the 14th arrondissement of Paris. Sir John Arnold Wallinger was a delegate of the secret services. A French couple, Monsieur and Madame Courthial, adopted a woman.Annie Ferida was back in BRIGHTON a few months later. The Narrative of the British Mission to Theodore, King of Abyssinia (1869) is a reference. David Damrosch was born. The book was buried. Chapters 3 and 4 are revised biographies of the man. The Conquest of Assyria was written by Mogens T

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title: Willis D. Crittenberger

texts: The senior officer of the United States Army was named Lieutenant General. During the Italian campaign of World War II, he was a career soldier. He was born in Baltimore, Maryland on December 2, 1890. He graduated from the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York in 1913, two years ahead of fellow cadet, friend and infantry officer, <mask>. After being commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Army, he was posted to Fort Hood, Texas, with the 3rd Cavalry Regiment. Henry Balding Lewis, Paul Newgarden, Richard U. Nicholas, Charles H. Corlett, Robert M. Perkins, Louis A. Craig, Carlos Brewer, William R. They were all destined to become general officers.In 1924, the United States Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth was where he received his advanced military education after being unable to serve in World War I. At the end of the interwar period, he became aware of the cavalry's role in any future conflict after serving on staff in Washington. The 2nd Armored brigade of the 2nd Armored Division was commanded by a brigadier general during World War II. After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 and the German declaration of war on the United States four days later, the I Armored Corps was commanded by Patton. The command of the 2nd Armored Division was given to Major General Ernest N. Harmon in August 1942. XIX Corps was brought to England in January 1944. The Supreme Allied Commander for the impending Allied invasion of Normandy initially selected one of the three corps commanders for the invasion.Major General Leonard


title: Willis D. Crittenberger

texts: T. Gerow was the commanding general of V Corps. General Eisenhower trusted all three of them. The First United States Army commander for the D-Day invasion replaced Eisenhower's picks because he wanted different temperaments and commanders with more combat experience. The Fifth United States Army's IV Corps for the Italian Campaign was in need of a corps commander and Lieutenant General Jacob L<mask>, Commanding General of the North African Theater of Operations, was looking for one. Major General Charles H. Corlett, a graduate of the West Point class of 1913, assumed command of IV Corps from Major General Woodruff after he relinquished command of XIX Corps. After the liberation of the Italian capital of Rome in June, Major General Lucian Truscott's IV Corps replaced the VI Corps in the front line. The 15th Army Group, commanded by British General Sir Harold Alexander, fought on through the Gothic Line under the command of Lieutenant General Mark W. Clark's Fifth United States Army.In addition to the United States 1st Armored, the 92nd Infantry and the 10th Mountain Divisions, the IV Corps was in combat for over 400 days. After Lieutenant General Clark was promoted to the command, the IV Corps was commanded by Lieutenant General Lucian Truscott, the cavalryman who had taught at the United States Army Cavalry School. After the end of World War II in Europe, Japan surrendered on September 2, 1945, almost six years after the war began. Major General Geoffrey Keyes, who was a West Point classmate of <mask>'s, commanded II Corps during the campaign in Italy. After the war, he became the

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texts: first commander-in-chief of the United States Caribbean Command, a regional unified theater command and predecessor to today's United States Southern Command. After a two-year stint as Commanding General of the First United States Army, at Fort Jay, Governors Island, New York, he left New York City with a ticker tape parade up Broadway. In retirement, he advised the president on national security matters.From 1955 to 1958, he was president of the Greater New York Fund and the United States Military Academy Association of Graduates. The Free Europe Committee had a Chairman for three years. The family was married on June 23, 1918. Two of his sons died in combat. He was killed in action during the Rhine River crossing on March 25, 1945 when he was just 19 years old. The commanding officer of the 3rd brigade of the 9th Infantry Division during the Vietnam War was killed in a mid-air collision on September 17, 1969 while directing combat operations. <mask> received his new rank from his father's old friend, the President, after he served as a White House military aide to him.In World War II, the son of a major general served as a lieutenant colonel in the 10th Armored Division, retiring as a major general. He was a spokesman for the group. The Lieutenant General died in Chevy Chase, Maryland at the age of 89. He was buried with his family at Arlington National Cemetery. His memoirs as commander of the US Army IV Corps were published in 1952. The report References Further reading is from the Army's headquarters. .The Generals of World War II are listed on the Arlington National Cemetery


title: Honus Wagner

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title: Honus Wagner

texts: suggested by Albert when his team needed help. Over the course of 80 games, he played for five teams and three different leagues. Edward Barrow, from the Wheeling, West Virginia, team that <mask> was playing on, decided to take Honus with him to his next team. As a talent scout, Barrow was a good one, as he was able to spot the talent that was needed. In 1896 and 1897, he hit.300 and.300 for Paterson, respectively. Barrow contacted the Louisville Colonels, who finished last in the National League in 1896 with a record of 38–93.In 1897, Barrow persuaded club president Barney Dreyfuss, club secretary Harry Pulliam, and outfielder-manager Fred Clarke to go to see a game. The awkward-looking man was built like a monster, with a barrel chest, massive shoulders, huge hands, and bowed legs that deprived him of any grace. Pulliam persuaded them to take a chance on him. He hit.338 in 61 games for Louisville. By his second season, he was already one of the best hitters in the National League, but he missed a percentage point from finishing the season at.300. The Colonels were one of four teams eliminated from the NL after the season. The owner of the Pirates, Barney Dreyfuss, took many of his top players with him to the team.The move to the Pittsburgh Pirates signaled the emergence of a premier hitter as Tommy Leach recounted his impressions of joining the Louisville club in 1898 with hopes of winning the starting job at third base. In 1900, he won his first batting championship with a.381 mark and also led the league in doubles, triples, and slugging


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texts: percentage, all of which were career highs. The average for the next nine seasons was.330. The bidding war created by the American League in order to sign National League players caused the league to lose many talented players. He was offered a $20,000 contract by the Chicago White Sox, but turned it down and continued to play for the Pirates. Prior to 1904, he had played a number of positions, but settled into the infield role full-time and became a skilled fielder. His style was described on BaseballLibrary.com as "bowlegged, barrel-chested, long-limbed."His huge hands collected large scoops of infield dirt, which accompanied his throws to first like the tail of a comet. <mask> won a distance contest in Louisville in 1898 by throwing a baseball. Under the new rule differentiating between advanced bases and stolen bases, he became the first player to steal second, third, and home in a row. He did it in 1907, 1909, and 1902. Greasy Neale broke the National League record for most steals of home in 1922. In September 1905, <mask> <mask> signed a contract to produce the first bat with a player's signature, the Louisville Slugger, becoming the first sportsperson to endorse a commercial product. One month later, with one point separating him from Reds center fielder Cy Seymour for the batting title,<mask> fell short in a head-to-head matchup on the final day of the season, with Seymour collecting four hits to <mask>'s two, as contemporary press reports stated that the fansHe retired before the season started. Barney Dreyfuss offered him $10,000 per year,

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texts: making him the highest-paid pirate for many years. He returned to the Pirates early in the 1908 season, and finished two home runs short of the league's Triple Crown, leading the league in hitting for the sixth time. The New York Giants' flamboyant outfielder Mike Donlin took over the batting lead during a July 25 game against the Giants and their star pitcher. After each hit, he reportedly held up another finger to Donlin, who went hitless, and who had just beaten runner-up <mask> by a wide margin in a "most popular player" poll. The greatest single-season in baseball history was claimed by Bill James. The league average was 2.35 and was the lowest of the dead-ball era and half of the modern baseball average.In an environment when half as many runs were scored as today, what would he be worth? He was the first winner of The World's Championship Batsman's Cup. The Pirates played the Boston Americans in the first World Series. Even though the Pirates' starting rotation was decimated by injury, much was expected of him, as he was an established star. He hit.222 for the series, but was not at full strength. The Americans had fans called the "Royal Rooters" who sang "Honus, Honus, why do you hit so badly?" whenever <mask> came to bat. "Tessie" is a popular song of the day.The Rooters, led by Boston bartender Michael "Nuf Ced" McGreevy, traveled to Pittsburgh to continue their heckling. The Pirates lost in the best-of-nine series, five games to three, to a team led by pitchers Cy Young and Bill Dinneen and third baseman–manager Jimmy Collins. In his book

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texts: "Pitching in a Pinch", Mathewson wrote that "For some time after "<mask>'s poor showing in the world's series of 1903, it was reported that he was "yellow" (poor in the clutch)." I don't know a ball player in either league who would quit less than <mask>. The real tragedy was this one. He is a sensitive player and this has hurt him more than any other thing in his life. He was upset by his performance.He refused to send his portrait to the "Hall of Fame" for batting champions because of his play in the World Series. He wrote that he was too fat last year. The Boston-Pittsburgh Series was a joke. When it comes to a pinch, what does it profit a man to make a few hits when they are not needed? I wouldn't want my picture up now. The Pirates were given a chance to prove that they were not yellow. The Pirates played the Detroit Tigers.The first time that the batting champion of each league faced one another was in the series, which was the only meeting of the two superior hitters of the day. The two men were just 22 and 35 years old at this time. The new Series record was established as he stole six bases and hit.333. The speed demon had two steals, one of which he admitted was a mistake. He was out at second. Silk O'Loughlin, the umpire, overruled the squawk we put up. We kept the squawk going for a while, making no headway, and then Cobb spoke up.He turned to O'Loughlin, an American League umpire, and said, "Of course I was out." They held me by a foot. Come on, let's play ball, you just kicked the play. Over the years, there was a story that was told in

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texts: Lawrence Ritter's The Glory of Their Times, that at one point Cobb was on first, and he bragged to <mask> that he was going to steal second and threatened to assault him physically doing it. According to the play-by-play of the World 1909 Series, the event could not have happened as stated by the author, who denied it in his autobiography. The series was won by the Pirates in seven games. In 1910, his average fell to.320.He aged well, and even his age-41 season ranks 8th on the list, the three highest OPS+ seasons by any shortstop aged 35 or older belong to him. The batting title was won by the narrowest of margins. He went hitless in a 1–0 win against the Cubs on May 30, but a successful league protest by the Cubs wiped out the result. The Boston Rustlers' Doc Miller Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet The team slid from the race because of an ankle injury to <mask>, who missed 25 games. After Cap Anson, and Nap Lajoie joined them three months later, the second player in baseball history to reach the 3,000 hit milestone was 40-year-old <mask>. The accomplishment came during a down

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texts: period for the two teams.The lowest average of his career was.252 in 1914. In July 1915, he became the oldest player to hit a grand slam, a record which had stood for 70 years. In 1916,<mask> became the oldest player to hit an inside-the-park home run. Following another retirement, <mask> returned for his final season. He was spiked in July and only played for the rest of the year, batting.265. After going 1–4, he told the owner the job was not for him. He was the NL's all-time hit leader with 3,430.Subsequent research has revised the total to 3,418. It took Stan Musial 45 years to surpass his hit total. One of the best all-around players to ever play baseball since the day he retired in 1917 has been <mask>. According to Bill James, <mask> <mask> was the second-best player of all time after Babe Ruth, ranking him as the best major league player each year from 1901 to 1908. John Thorn and Pete Palmer have a "Total Player Ranking". Many of the greats who played or managed against him include Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, Rogers Hornsby, and Walter Johnson. After retiring from major league baseball, <mask> was not done playing baseball.He played for a semi-pro team. After retiring, he served the Pirates as a coach for 39 years, most notably as a hitting instructor. All future Hall of Famers, including Arky Vaughan, Pie Traynor, and Hank Greenberg, were notable "pupils". He wore uniform number 14 but later changed it to his more famous 33 and retired it. Before uniform numbers were worn, his entire playing career was in the days before that. His appearances at

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texts: National League stadiums were well received and he was a beloved ambassador of baseball. Carnegie Institute of Technology is now part of Carnegie Mellon University.He ran for Sheriff of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, but lost. He joined the Allegheny County Sheriff's Office as a deputy in 1942. He ran a sporting goods company. <mask> <mask> was a sporting goods store in downtown Pittsburgh for 93 years before closing in 2011. The Major League Baseball All-Star Game was hosted by the Pirates. This is the first time in Major League Baseball's All-Star Game that this honor has been bestowed on a coach. He lived the rest of his life in Pittsburgh, where he was well known as a friendly figure.He died at the age of 81 and is buried in the South Hills area of Pittsburgh. One of the earliest athletes to make a pop culture film was the one with the famous baseball card. He was portrayed as the subject of The Winning Season and in a brief scene in Cobb, as well as being a sports hero in 1919's Spring Fever. The Baseball Hall of Fame's first election was held in 1936 and it was tied for second place with Babe Ruth. A 1942 Sporting News poll of 100 former players and managers showed that the opinion was correct. On the 100th anniversary of baseball's founding, a vote was taken to honor the greatest players of all time, and in 1969 <mask> was selected as the all-time shortstop. In 1999, after his last game and 44 years since his death, he was voted Number 13 on TheSporting News list of the 100 greatest players.He Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet

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texts: There is a small stadium located behind Carnegie Elementary School on Washington Avenue in Carnegie, Pennsylvania. The home field for the high school's sports teams is the stadium. The Honus Wagner Sports Museum is located at the Historical Society of Carnegie History Center.Visitors are given replicas of the famous card. In the 1992 episode Homer at the Bat, The Simpsons made a reference to <mask>. <mask> <mask>, Cap Anson, and "Mordecai 'Three Fingers' Brown" are the three baseball players Mr. Burns wants for his company's team. Anson played in the late 19th century. In 2000, he received a U.S. postage stamp. The "Legends of Baseball" series honored 20 all-time greats in conjunction with MLB's All-Century team. Only 57 copies of the T206 <mask> <mask> baseball card are known to exist, making it one of the most expensive baseball cards in the world.The card was part of the T206 series and was designed by the American Tobacco Company. The more likely reason was the amount of money ATC was willing to pay for the production of his baseball card. Over three years in 16 brands of cigarettes, a total of hundreds of thousands of T206 cards were distributed by the ATC, but only 57 to 200 cards were ever distributed to the public. The most expensive baseball card at the time was listed at a price of US $50 in Jefferson Burdick's The American Card Catalog. The T206 series had a width of and a height. There was a belief that many of the cards in the series had been altered at one point or another. Inside T206: A Collector Guide to the Classic Baseball Card Set

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title: Honus Wagner

texts: was written by Scot A.It is not uncommon to find T206 examples that have been altered at some point during their existence. The discrepancies were taken advantage of by "card doctors" who trimmed corners and dirty edges to make the card look better. The front of all T206 series cards, including the <mask> card, displayed a lithograph of the player created by a multi-stage printing process in which a number of colors were printed on top of each other to create a lithograph with the appropriate design. The backs of the cards had the colors of the tobacco brands on them. The Piedmont and Sweet Caporal brands of cigarettes were advertised on the back of the cards and were produced at Factory 25 in Virginia, as indicated by the factory stamp on the back of the cards. In 1909, the ATC sought permission from baseball players for inclusion in the T206 series, which featured 524 major league players, 76 of whom were later in the Baseball Hall of Fame. At the time, he was considered the game's greatest player, as he had been at the top of his game throughout the decade.He appeared in advertisements for chewing gum, gunpowder, and soft drinks. The ATC asked for his permission to have his picture on a baseball card. The October 12, 1912 issue of The Sporting News states that <mask> did not give his consent to appear on the baseball card. In response to the authorization request letter sent by John Gruber, a Pittsburgh sportswriter hired by the ATC to seek <mask>'s permission, he wrote that he "did not care to have his picture in a package of cigarettes". If ATC

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title: Honus Wagner

texts: went ahead and created his baseball card, he would seek legal action. The highest price ever for a baseball card was paid for a near mint-mint condition T206 <mask> card in 2007. The School Sisters of Notre Dame in Baltimore received a previously unknown copy of the card in 2010.The card, which was in poor condition, sold in November 2010 to a collector for $262,000, well over the $150,000 that was expected to be auctioned. Sister Virginia Muller's brother wrote on the card: "Although damaged, the value of this baseball card should increase infinitely throughout the 21st century!" A New Jersey resident bought a T206 <mask> card for more than a million dollars. A 1909–11 T206 baseball card featuring <mask> <mask> sold for over $2 million at an auction. The record for the highest price paid for a baseball card was set on October 1, 2016 when a T206 Wagner card graded PSA-5 sold for $3.12 million. On May 29, a Honus Wagner T-206 sold for over a million dollars. The card was auctioned for more than one million dollars in the last two years.The card was rated on a scale of 2 to 10. One example sold for a new record in May of 2021. It became the second most expensive baseball card sold at auction. The most valuable sportscard was sold in August of 2021. The card was used in the film Swindle. The figures are officially recognized on MLB.com. The figures are on Baseball-Reference.com.Some private research sites have different figures. The stat of Caught Stealing is not shown in the totals because it was not regularly captured until 1920. Strikeouts are not

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title: Honus Wagner

masks: Honus Wagner


title: Dixie Cornell Gebhardt

texts: During World War I, he designed the flag for the state of Iowa, as well as being a regent and secretary of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Iowa did not have a state flag at the beginning of the war, and it would have been expected of the soldiers from that state to carry it. As the war went on, it became obvious that the men from individual states wouldn't be formed. Governor William L. Harding and the Iowa Council on National Defense submitted several submissions for the flag design. In 1921 it became the official flag of the state. Early life and education was for Dr. <mask> and his wife Mary Fletcher Timmonds. Her father's trotting horses were named after his three daughters.According to her obituary, her mother called her "<mask>" for the south-land and her Green Valley home in Kentucky but friends and relatives also referred to her as "Dickie." She lived all her life in Knoxville, even though she only spent a year at the school in Ottumwa, Iowa. She graduated from public schools in 1885. She returned home to care for her parents after teaching for a short time. She became a member of the Chapter M of the P.E.O. on March 20, 1887. A women's organization. She was the chapter president and held offices in the state and supreme chapters.She was married to George Tullis <mask> in June 1900. In 1917, <mask> became the leader and charter member of the Mary Marion Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She was an Iowa

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title: Dixie Cornell Gebhardt

texts: the native language. The virtue of loyalty is represented by blue. In the center a soaring eagle carries blue streamers in his beak which reads, "Our liberties we prize and our rights we will maintain." We are a part of this nation by combining our national bird with Iowa's state motto.The standard of the flag can be surmounted by a gold ear of corn and tied with a gold cord and tassels. There is a gold fringe around the entire banner. The corn and gold are symbolic of Iowa's agriculture and wealth, as well as material wealth from agriculture and industry. In commemoration of Iowa's one hundred years of statehood, the flag was featured on a postage stamp. The first lady, who was born in Iowa, had personal significance to the flag that was sent to the White House. Lou Hoover is buried next to the late President Herbert Hoover at his birthplace at West Branch. On October 16, 1955, <mask> died at the Collins Memorial Hospital in Iowa.The Governor's mansion was the location for the portrait to be hung. There is a monument at 217 South Second Street. In 2015, Iowa Governor Terry Branstad proclaimed March 23–29 as Dixie Cornell Gebhardt Week statewide in anticipation of Iowa Flag Day. The Library of Knoxville and the Chamber of Commerce sponsored a community celebration in honor of <mask>. A flag raising, historical games, a history walk, and open houses were part of the celebration. Descendants of the American Revolution people are

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title: Steve Backley

texts: <mask> is a retired British track and field athlete who competed in the javelin throw. He held the world record until 1992, when he held the British record. He was a member of the British national athletics team. He won four gold medals at the European Championships, three Commonwealth Games gold medals, two silvers and a bronze at the Olympic Games, and two silvers at the World Championships. He is an occasional commentator for the field events. <mask> attended two primary schools and a technical high school in his teens. He competed in the London Youth Games.He studied for a degree in physical education, sports science and recreation management at the university. The time he devoted to the javelin prevented him from finishing his studies. He received the degree of Doctor of Technology honoris causa from Loughborough University in 2002. <mask> won the European junior title in 1987 when he threw 75.14 metres, ahead of Vladimir Sasimovich of Russia and East German Raymond Hecht. <mask> won a silver medal at the 1988 World Junior Championships. The world junior record was broken that year. <mask> set a world record in July of 1990.The record was bettered by the Czech thrower Jan elezn a few weeks later, but <mask> regained the record with a throw 90.98m at Crystal Palace, London, to end the year as the world record holder. In 1991, Seppo Rty beat the record. The records set by elezn and Rty, as well as <mask>'s 90.98m throw, had all been made using new 'Nemeth' javelins, however in August 1991 the IAAF declared this type of javelin illegal and all

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title: Steve Backley

texts: records set using them <mask> had set a world record of 89.58m in 1990. In January 1992 <mask> set another world record in New Zealand, but it was bettered the following year by elezn. <mask> had knee surgery in the year before the 2000 Olympics and the 2001 World Championships. He had to withdraw from the European Cup Super League meeting in England because of the injury.His second competition was in August and he took second place with 85.84m and improved to 86.70m in winning theAAA Championship. At the 2000 Summer Olympics in Australia, he beat the qualification mark with his very first throw of 83.74m, although the favourite, Jan elezn, threw an enormous qualification throw of 89.39m. <mask> set a new Olympic record with his second throw of 89.95m, but twice champion elezn threw a distance of 90.17m in the third round. elezn won the gold medal ahead of <mask>. The bronze was taken by Sergey Makarov. With the 2001 World Championships in athletics to look forward to, he threw over ninety metres for the first time since 1992 at the British Grand Prix at Crystal Palace on 22 July. His final throw of 90.86 was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 which was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 which was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 which was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 which was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465

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title: Steve Backley

texts: 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465On 10 August <mask> had not taken his A-game to the show and this should have given him an enormous boost for the worlds. When both pools had finished, he was way down in 13th place. Even though Mick Hill had qualified well, he picked up an injury and only managed to record one distance in the final, finishing last. Jan elezn took gold with a championship record of 92.80, which was 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 The American increased his personal best to 87.00 in finishing one place outside the medals. He contemplated retirement after his poor performance at the World Championships, but came back to win the world silver medal with a throw of 86.74. Five of his throws would have qualified for the final nine days earlier.Despite leading after two rounds, the up and down season continued and he could not improve to leave Jan elezn on top once again ahead of riks Rags and Breaux Greer. It was going to be a busy summer with the Commonwealth Games on 25 July


title: Steve Backley

texts: and the European Championships on 1 August. He knew he had reclaimed his Commonwealth title after his very first throw of 86.81 in the City of Manchester Stadium on July 31st. Canada's Scott Russell was the runner up with a time of 78.98 and England's Nick Nieland was the bronze medal winner with a time of 78.63. This was <mask>'s third Commonwealth title. The European Championships would be difficult to stage with all of the world's best on show. He produced an opening throw of 86.29 and then surpassed that marginally in the third with 86.37, but he still trailed behind Russian leader Sergey Makarov who had sent out a massive 88.05 first round throw.Jan elezn was eliminated after the third round because he did not record a distance. In the fifth, <mask> went half ametre past the leader with a time of 88.54. Boris Henry of Germany took the bronze with 85.33. <mask> was the first British athlete to win four consecutive European Championship golds. After an early season win in Sweden, <mask> overcame a knee injury to win the Norfolk Union Grand Prix in Gateshead on 13 July, throwing 85.69 to defeat Boris Henry and Alexandr Ivanov. His opening throw of 81.42m was good enough to see off the competition at the North Down International at Bangor Northern Ireland. His third and best throw of 80.13m was good enough to get him through to the last eight but it was not good enough to get him into the final.In the first round, Andrus Vrnik 85.17 and Boris Henry 84.74 were recorded, with Sergey Makarov taking the title with 85.44. In <mask>'s final year of


title: Steve Backley

texts: competition in 2004, he was hoping to add to his Olympic medal haul, but in a wide-open field, he only made the final. In the final his third round throw of 84.13 metres pulled him up to fourth place but he could not improve on this and finished in that position unable to gain a medal for his fourth consecutive games. <mask>'s personal best was achieved on January 25, 1992 at North Shore City, New Zealand. The British record in men's javelin is still held by that throw. <mask> was honoured in the New Year'sHonours list in 1995 and in the 2003 list. He was a member of the London Youth Games Hall of Fame.He was on a version of Jungle Run with Olympic medal winners. The team collected the most monkey statues ever, getting 3 minutes out of a possible 20 seconds. 35 seconds was enough for the team to walk out of the temple. Mark Foster and Iwan Thomas were also part of the team. Susie Lipanova was with <mask> in the 2008 edition of Dancing on Ice. He survived three skate-offs against other people. <mask> lost out in the skate-off for the fourth time in a row after the judges chose to save her.<mask> was 7th. Since joining the commentary team for the London Olympic Games in 2012 he has commented on many events. He is the main commentator. <mask> was one of 200 public figures who signed a letter to The Guardian expressing their hope that Scotland would vote to remain part of the United Kingdom. 1987 - 78.16 1988 - 79.50 1989 - 85.90 1990 - 89.58 1991 - 87.42 1992 - 91.46 1993 - 85.10 1994 - 85.20 1995 - 88.54 The New York Times. The article was published

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title: Giulio Castagnoli

texts: <mask> was born in Rome. The great-grandson of the Florentine composer and pianist, <mask>, graduated from Turin University with degrees in literature, piano and composition. He is a professor of composition. <mask> is a musicologist and editor of the musical review "Quaderni di Musica Nuova". He won a lot of international composition contexts. His radio opera "To the Museum" was mentioned by the jury at the 1991 Prix Italia. He was selected for the World Music Days of the ISCM in Hong Kong in 1988.Luciano Berio played music. <mask> has been commissioned by a number of organizations, including Radio France, RAI-Italian Radio, the City of Geneva, and the Stamford Chamber Orchestra (U.S.A.). In 1998 and 1999 <mask> was invited to be a composer in residence by the Senate of Berlin. He received a scholarship from the Paul Sacher Foundation in 1999. Santa Cecilia 2002 had a 3 concert season in Rome and was commissioned by Luciano Berio. "Qui conta come Narcis" is a list of works. "Quasi una fantasia" (8') per pianoforte solo was written by Livia Conte.Torino, 17 marzo 1984, Conservatorio, Francesco Cipolletta "Leore e le lune" opera, for Soprano, flute, clarinet, bass, guitar, and violoncello. "Ricercare sopra un" was written in 1984 by Salone Ippolito Nievo. Amsterdam, Concertgebouw, 18 aprile 1987, Cécile Huijnen, violino "Trio II". Enrico Correggia direttore "due stanze giapponesi" per trombone solo (7') in Parigi, Grande Salle Centre Pompidou. Pietro

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title: Giulio Castagnoli

texts: Price, violino, and Barbara Lazotti, voce, performed at the Teatro Comunale in 1994."I toni della notte", per clavicembalo a tre tastiere con amplificazione ad libitum, was performed by Luisa Castellani. Accademia Filarmonica Romana, Burattinmusica "Sciofar" per fagotto, and due pianoforti. The album I concerti di Brunnenburg, Merano TR CD001, was released in 1998. Villa Medici, Festival RomaEuropa,Rosa Ricciotti, voce, Venanzoni, pianoforte "Costellazioni", all'inedito, 13 novembre 1998. In 1999 SFB, Kleine Saal: Portt Konzert Giulio Castagnoli, Divertimento ensemble, and Elena Casoli chitarrista. "Laudi per doppio coro e orchestra" was written by David James. Milano, 29 novembre 1999, Sant'Ambrogio, Camerata Polifonica di Milano, Orchestra dei Pomeriggi Musicali, direttore."Concerto per violoncello e doppia orchestra" was written by the Associazione Musicale Lucchese. The word is used to describe the state of Florida. In sol, chitarra, vibrafono e tabla (o pakhawaj, o darabuqqa), Milano, Palazzina Liberty, 5 maggio 2008, Divertimento ensemble, direttore. In "L'ora di l del tempo", you can find Cloches en noir et blanc. Aproposito di three pieces for piano by Brian Ferneyhough, in "Catalogo del Conc". "Sequenze per Luciano Berio", Milano, Rico, 2000 G. Kurtg: un ritratto per frammenti. "Materiali per leggere Kurtag" was written by Gilberto Bosco and Paolo Castaldi.Sistema Musica, anno VII n.10/2005 Music editions <mask> <mask>'s works are

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title: Peter John Ramos

texts: A Puerto Rican man is a former professional basketball player and professional wrestler. He was an All Star in the NBA Development League during the 2006–07 season and is the sixth athlete from Puerto Rico to play in the NBA. The Chinese Basketball Association, the Philippine Basketball Association, and the Baloncesto Superior Nacional are all where <mask> has played. He was a member of the Puerto Rico national basketball team from 2004 to 2016 and made his Olympic debut in the game where Puerto Rico defeated the United States at Athens. <mask> began his career in the World Wrestling Council as a professional wrestler. <mask>' father abandoned their home when he was five years old. He would travel to New York with his family.<mask> was a victim of verbal harassment early in his life. When he was fourteen years old, <mask> was noticed by a basketball player in a clothing store. Félix Rivera, owner of the Criollos de Caguas in the National Superior Basketball, was contacted by Gotay when he learned that <mask> was born in Puerto Rico. Rivera traveled to New York to offer <mask> a contract even though he had not seen him play basketball. The Colegio Bautista was where <mask> began his studies after meeting members of his family. The techniques of the basketball game were being learned by <mask>. <mask> was already 7'3" by 2004.He was the principal of his high school. In 2002, <mask> won the Most Improved Player Award in the Puerto Rican Basketball League. He participated in the Pan American Games in 2003 and earned a spot on the Puerto Rico national basketball team. In the 2004 season of the National Basketball Association, <mask> averaged 20.4 points and 9.4

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title: Peter John Ramos

texts: rebound per game. <mask> said in April that if not a top 15 selection, he would withdraw from the NBA draft. He was picked in the second round by the Washington Wizards. After the first round, <mask> abandoned the ceremony.During the summer of 2004, <mask> was a member of the Puerto Rican National Basketball Team which defeated the United States in the 2004 Olympic Games. In the 2004–05 NBA season, <mask> played in six games and scored 11 points with 4 rebound and 1 block. The inactive/injured reserve list was where <mask> spent most of the year. During the summer of 2005, <mask> played in the NBA Summer Pro League for the second year in a row. The NBA Development League assigned <mask> to the Roanoke Dazzle at the start of the 2005–06 season. He was called up by the Wizards on January 19th and then sent back to Roanoke on January 21st. In the NBA D-League, <mask> finished the season with 78 blocks.For the third year in a row, <mask> played for the Wizards in the NBA Summer Pro League. Puerto Rico was in the Basketball World Championship in 2006 The Washington Wizards decided to part ways with <mask> during the Pre-Season Training Camp. On November 2, 2006 <mask> was drafted by the Idaho Stampede with the 9th pick of the first round of the NBA Development League draft. <mask> did not play in the All Star game due to an injury. On February 28, 2007, <mask> was released from the Idaho Stampede due to injury. <mask> was named to the All-NBA Development League Honorable Mention.In 2007, <mask> returned to the National Superior Basketball after a two-year absence. He averaged 17 points per game. A member of the Puerto Rican National Basketball Team, <mask> won a

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title: Peter John Ramos

texts: silver medal in the Pan American Games. <mask> joined Alta Gestin Fuenlabrada to play in the Spanish ACB league. The 2008 BSN season was played by <mask> with an average of 17.5 points and 9.8 rebound per game. In the 2008 BSN All-Star Game, he was selected as a starter and scored twenty-two points and nine rebound. <mask> claimed that he had matured since he traveled to Spain, which helped him in his game.<mask> is currently playing for the Los Brujos de Guayama in Puerto Rico. He played with the Leones de Ponce in Puerto Rico. The Puerto Rican National Team was selected to play in the league's all star game. <mask> signed with the South Korean team in 2011. He was released from the South Korean team on November 7, 2011. And 9.9 reb. In December of last year, <mask> signed with the Philippine Basketball Association and will play for the team at the 2015 Commissioner's Cup.The shot blocking skills of <mask> were chosen by the head coach. After finishing its first conference with a dismal 1–10 win-loss record, the company is banking on <mask> to turn things around. In February of last year, <mask> signed with a club from Lebanon. He joined Alab Pilipinas with another Puerto Rican. The Philippine squad dominated the league but lost to the Eastern Sports Club of Hong Kong in the playoffs. In 6 NBA games, <mask> has 11 points with a 1.8 PPG, 4 rebound with a 0.7RPG, 1 block and a.500 field goal percentage. His NBA Development League stat in 76 games with 73 starts, 1,125 points with a 14.1 PPG, 80 assists with a 1.1 APG, 541 rebound with a 7.1RPG, 123 blocks with a 1.6 BPG, 23 steals and.574 field goal percentage.He was drafted by an NBA team in 2002 and became the

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title: Peter John Ramos

texts: third Puerto Rican player to be drafted. His sister is a referee and his brother-in-law is an in-ring performer. He believed that the retirement of high-profile tall wrestlers created more opportunities to succeed. <mask> made his first appearance for the World Wrestling Council on September 18th, when he was involved in a segment with Pedro Portillo III. <mask> was the guest referee for the retirement match between Gilbert and Ray Gonzlez at Noche de Campeones. Carlos Coln Jr. noted that he was keeping an eye on his progress. The villainous group known as El Sindicato was dissolved at the end of the season after <mask> joined them.Eddie Coln and Gilbert joined him as enforcers of The Dynasty. In his ring debut on January 25, 2020, <mask> easily defeated two independent wrestlers. He beat a third party performer for the Borinquén Sport Promotion in the next week. An extreme rules match against Carlos Cotto was scheduled for February 15, but was later postponed when <mask> refused to perform in a small town because of contractual clauses. His basketball career was helped by this role, since it allowed him to lose 30 pounds and begin the 2020 BSN season in shape. During the hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, <mask> left WWC and joined Germn Figueroa to form a team known as Beast Mode, which was the first promotion abroad. In order to devote full time to professional wrestling, he didn't participate with the Leones when the BSN resumed in 2020.On December 18, 2021, Beast Mode made its debut for Organization International de Lucha. Mr. was adopted by <mask> in Mexico in January 2022, as a result of the alliance that this company had with Robles. His ring name

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title: Franciszek Blachnicki

texts: The founder of the Light-Life movement and the Secular Institute of the Mother of the Church was a Polish Roman Catholic priest named <mask>i. A range of social and ethical issues would be addressed by the movements he founded. Human rights and anti-alcoholism were included in these issues. After starting out as simple retreats for both altar server and families, he began to address a series of issues in Poland at the time. He was a prisoner of war in World War II and was imprisoned in several concentration camps as a result of his concern for human rights during the communist era in Poland. Blachnicki became a Servant of God upon the start of his beatification process in Poland in the 1990s. After Pope Francis confirmed his heroic virtue, it was the most important moment in the process.The seventh child to Jzef <mask> and Maria Miller was born on 24 March 1921. He had a brother. He graduated from school in 1938. He was part of the campaign to fight against the Germans during World War II. He was arrested by the Gestapo for his involvement in this campaign and thrown into the notorious German Auschwitz concentration camp. A further investigation into the charges against him was launched after he was transferred to a prison in Zabrze. He was sentenced to death for conspiring against the Nazi regime and was scheduled to be beheaded at the guillotine.He decided to dedicate his life to God after experiencing a sudden conversion of faith in God in his cell on 17 June 1942. His death sentence was changed to a decade in prison after he was pardoned on August 14, 1942. The entire camp was liberated after the arrival of the United States soldiers. Blachnicki applied to start his ecclesial education in Krakw on 6 August 1945 after he decided to pursue the priesthood. He obtained good results from 1945 to 1950 and was interested in liturgics. On June 25, 1950, he was ordination to the

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title: Franciszek Blachnicki

texts: priesthood by Bishop Stanisaw Adamski in the Saints Peter and Paul church. He created the first retreat for children at Lubliniec in 1951.The first time the name "Oasis for the Children of God" was used was during a retreat for children in August of 1952. The first retreat for altar server would be held in 1954. The Silesian bishops were kicked out of the Blachnicki diocese after the communists cracked down on religion. He was forced to work for a secret underground diocesan curia because of this. On 8 September 1957 he began a national anti-smoking and anti-drinking campaign that was later named as the "Crusade of Temperance" on 10 August 1958; this work encouraged abstinence which could be offered to God as expiation for those addicted to drinking. He was put into conflict with the communist authorities because of this campaign. Blachnicki was arrested and charged with having conducted illegal activities after the campaign's offices were raided.He was given a suspended ten month jail term. He was allowed to enter the college in Lublin in the summer of 1961. He taught there from 1964 to 1972 and published about 100 works. He founded the Lumire et Vie movement in 1976. The retreats that he led turned into the Light-Life movement which became known as the Oasis movement. The movement was based on the renewal of the Second Vatican Council. He founded a religious congregation of nuns.The development of the Domestic Church branch of the movement began with the first retreat for families in 1973. Blachnicki left for Rome on December 10, 1981 to help the Servant of God work on the Congress of the Renewal Movements but could not return to Poland due to martial law. He settled in the Polish center known as "Marianum" in Carlsberg. He founded the Union of Priests of Christ Servant in 1980 and the Christian Service of the Liberation of Nations in 1982. The cause of <mask>'s death was an


title: Franciszek Blachnicki

texts: embolism. After learning of <mask>'s death, Pope John Paul II sent an official telegram of sympathy and referred to him as "an ardent apostle of inner renewal and conversion". He was praised by the pope for his insight into social and ethical issues.He was posthumously awarded the Commander's Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta in 1994 and the Auschwitz Cross Medal in 1995. His remains were moved to the church of the Good Shepherd on April 1, 2000. The investigation into his death began in 2001 and concluded that communist authorities poisoned him. His body was exhumed in October 2020 in order to allow a forensic autopsy. Blachnicki became a Servant of God after the Congregation for the Causes of Saints issued an "nihil obstat" that allowed for the cause to be launched. On December 9, 1995 the process was inaugurated in Katowice and closed on November 25, 2001 at the C.C.S. The process was verified in Rome.The Positio dossier was compiled after the postulation and submitted to officials in the C.C.S. On 27 February, savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay The cause was approved by theologians on 16 October. The cause was confirmed by members on September 22, 2015. Pope Francis recognized that Blachnicki had lived a model Christian life of heroic virtue and named him a vechicle on September 30, 2015. There is a postulator for this cause. The official website of the Hagiography Circle has a document on births and deaths of 20th-century Polish Roman Catholic priests and 20th-century Polish