title: Harold Desbrowe-Annear

texts: <mask> was an influential Australian architect who was at the forefront of the Arts and Crafts movement in the country. He founded the T-Square in 1900 while he was an instructor at the Working Men's College. The club was a meeting point for architects, artists and craft workers and helped to develop an Arts and Crafts culture in the city. The Victorian Arts and Crafts Society was founded in 1908. Desbrowe-Annear was the elder son of James Annear, who was a mining contractor. He had a brother and a brother's six older stepsisters. Desbrowe-Annear attended Hawthorn Grammar School after the family moved to Melbourne.Due to irreconcilable differences, he and Florence Susan Chadwick separated at the end of World War I. During this time, Desbrowe-Annear's interest and knowledge of architecture grew a lot. After receiving recognition for his architectural sketches and papers delivered to the Victorian Institute of Architects, he decided to pursue a practice of his own. He was an advocate of the Arts and Crafts movement and established the T-Square Club to promote the building crafts. He was sympathetic to the idea of a 'democratic architecture' which underpins his most recognised work, the Eaglemont houses, as well as his journal For Every Man his Home which expressed the idea of domestic Australian architecture suitable for everyone. Death Desbrowe-Annear died of a heart disease on June 22, 1933, and was survived by his wife, Florence, and their two sons, James and Hector. The <mask>we-Annear Award was introduced in 1996 by The Royal Australian Institute of Architects.It is the highest honor in

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title: Harold Desbrowe-Annear

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texts: the house. The work of Frank Lloyd Wright was aligned by Inglesby's low ceilings and horizontal flow. Allanvale, Allanvale Road, and Great Western are heritage listed residential houses. The Allanvale homestead is a moderately intact example of a sheep station from the 19th century.Annear House is located in Banyule City. The Eyrie is one of three houses built on the Eaglemont Estate. Beleura is on Kalimna Drive in the Mornington Peninsula. Beleura was built as a summer retreat by James Butchart between 1860 and 1865. The Eyrie Heidelberg is located in Banyule City. The Eyrie is one of three houses built on the Eaglemont Estate. The architect <mask>we Annear built the house for his father-in-law.Cranlana is at 62 Clendon Road Toorak. The property was developed by Sidney Myer and his wife Dame Merlyn Myer. Murdoch House is on Cranhaven Road, Langwarrin. Desbrowe-Annear was commissioned by Murdoch to enlarge and modernise the original house. The renovation was much larger than the brief. Delgany is located at Point Nepean Road and Delgany Avenue Portsea. The building has castellated parapets and towers.A medium-sized residence built on two levels that use the fall of the land is called Desbrowe Annear House. There is a house on the road. It is largely intact and of considerable architectural significance. The address is 372 Glenferrie Road. It was built for Mr Ince and his wife just before <mask>browe Annear died. The Longacres are at 15 Range Road Olinda. Longacres is a house and gallery, a painting studio, a caretakers residence, and several other structures on approximately 5 acres of

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texts: land.The Macgeorge House is in Banyule City. The Macgeorge House, also known as Fairy Hills, was built in 1911 and is located at the intersection of the Yarra River and Darebin Creek. Norman Macgeorge Mulberry Hill was the home of a prominent artist and critic. The home of Sir Daryl and Joan Lindsay is remembered as a place frequented by other members of the Lindsay family. The house is on Castle Street in Banyule City. The Arts and Crafts style of <mask>we Annear is not as well known as Peroomba. 55 Outlook Drive Eaglemont is in Banyule City.The Officer House was designed by <mask> Annear and was built in 1903. 190 GWYther Siding Road is in Springdale. H Desbrowe Annear designed the former Martin residence. Tintern is located at 10 Tintern Avenue Toorak. Tintern was built for William Westgarth. A ten-room portable iron dwelling was manufactured by W. and P. McLellan. Robinsons Road is located in Frankston City.The property was purchased in 1920 by Russell and Mabel Grimwade as a farm and rural retreat, which became popular in the 1920s for holiday houses. <mask>we-Annear 1865–1933: a life in architecture has been listed. The architecture of <mask>we-Annear is related to the Arts and Crafts

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title: La India

texts: Performer, Tropical/Salsa in 1993.The house-music single "Love and Happiness" was recorded in 1994 and paid tribute to Santera, a syncretic religion based in the Caribbean. In dance clubs around the world, this track was played a lot. Critics criticized La India's involvement with Santera. La India's 1994 album was a 2x gold-certified hit and was produced by Sergio George. The song "Vivir lo Nuestro" was included on the album. The release of Combinacin Perfecta happened this year. Jazzin, an English-language album of swing classics with a Latin twist, was released by La India in 1996.She contributed a song to the album Voces Unidas, which was a tribute to the 1996 Summer Olympics. She released India: Mega Mix before divorcing her husband. The Voice of Experience, La India, sang a duet with the late Queen of Salsa, Cruz. Cruz gave her a new name: <mask> India, the Princess of Salsa. Kevin Ceballo was La India's backup vocalist in 1997. The song was nominated for an award. She won an award in 1998.On May 31, 1998, La India performed at the Luis A. Ferre Performing Arts Center in San Juan, Puerto Rico. One of her shows was aired by UPN. India held concerts in New York's Madison Square Garden and in Miami, Florida. In September 1999, La India released her album Sola, which earned positive reviews for the single Sola and for covers of two hits by the late Cuban sensation La Lupe. On February 5, 2000, a full-page ad in the magazine praised La India for her second nomination. She was featured in a magazine. On November 26, 2003 La India released Latin Songbird: Mi Alma y Corazn.The album's lead single "Sedceme" became a hit on the Latin charts. Hot Latin tracks on the chart for a while. La India's first number-one song was this romantic salsa hit. It brought her a new fan base with many awards and nominations, including two Latin Grammys nominations for best salsa album and best tropical


title: William Page (historian)

texts: <mask> was a British historian and editor. He was the general editor of the Victoria County History for three decades. <mask> was born at his family's house at Norfolk Square, Paddington, London on 4 September 1861, the fifth of six children of merchant <mask>. His education was cut short by the death of his father in 1875, after he was privately schooled at Dr Westmacott's School. <mask> was articled to a civil engineer after the family moved to a genteel part of Lewisham. One of <mask>'s older brothers moved to Australia and <mask> followed him to take up an engineering post with the government. In 1884, <mask> returned to London.<mask>'s sister married a record agent and antiquarian. The business became a partnership with an office in Lincoln's Inn. <mask> married Kate Rowe in 1886. They had a daughter and a son in Forest Hill. The Public Record Office in Chancery Lane was where <mask> worked as a record agent. He published his first article the next year after being elected to the Society of Antiquaries. Early historical works focused on Northumberland.The first article he wrote was about the Northumbrians. He followed this with a table of the pontifical years of the bishop of Durham and an edition of the Edwardine inventories of church goods. <mask> was researching the history of his brother-in-law and sister. In 1897 he became the assistant secretary of the St Albans Architectural and Archaeological Society. In 1898–1902 he helped with the archaeological excavation of the churchyard of St Michael's parish church. The forum of Verulamium was excavated by C.V. Bicknell. In 1898 <mask> helped to found the museum.<mask> was a member of the St Albans Architectural and Archaeological Society. The Victoria County History was launched in 1899 by Doubleday and Gomme. The County History Syndicate was formed by Doubleday. <mask> was recommended as a local editor by a friend of his. A model parish history should be drafted and sent to the VCH's other editors. VCH editors received the history of Wheathampstead before the end of 1900. The first volume of A History of

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title: William Page (historian)

texts: the County of Hertford was co-edited by <mask>.<mask> became the general editor of the VCH after giving up his partnership with W. J. Hardy. Doubleday used <mask>'s help to set the VCH's founding principles: a co-operative project in which nationally renowned historians would contribute according to their various specialisms, using the new disciplines of archaeology and economic history as well as palaeography and the systematic study of surviving ancient buildings The Guide for VCH writers was written by <mask> and Doubleday. The general editor of the VCH was taken over by Doubleday and <mask> in 1904. <mask> moved from St Albans to a mansion block overlooking Battersea Park, while the VCH moved into offices next to Constable's in James Street. <mask> moved to Frognal again in 1906. The VCH published a number of volumes in its early years, but progress with documenting the topography of the parishes was slow.<mask> was forced to lay off staff in 1907 after the main financial supporter withdrew. <mask> was able to rehire the staff after securing support from the soldier, businessman and politician Frederick Smith of the W H Smith family. The VCH staff was expanded by <mask> in 1915 to include four sub-editors, four architectural historians, and more than 40 research and clerical workers. Young women who had recently completed degree courses at Oxford, Cambridge, London or the Scottish universities were most of the latter. Oxford and Cambridge did not allow women to graduate until 1920 and 1921, but they did allow them to sit exams and get their results. The VCH was one of the few employers that offered graduate-level employment. The preservation of the VCH's work on architectural history was done by a team of young men.In 1909, <mask> joined the Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England and became an assistant commissioner. He wrote historical summaries for the county inventories for Essex, which were published in four volumes between 1916 and 1913. The First World War caused a crisis for the VCH. <mask> was obliged to suspend the project until

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title: William Page (historian)

texts: the end of the War due to the rapid decline in sales and staff leaving to join the armed services. <mask> edited a four-volume history of the kings and queens of England from 1917 to 1922 and a two-volume economic history in 1919. The County History Syndicate was dissolved in 1920 due to the lack of support for the VCH project after the war. The 2nd Viscount Hambleden resumed support from Frederick Smith in 1922.The new development of Middleton-on-Sea was where <mask> moved home again. He had a wooden building large enough to hold 14 tons of VCH materials in his garden. He didn't have a salary and continued to work on editor's expenses. The VCH had an office in Malet Street, London, in 1922, thanks to the Institute of Historical Research founded by Albert Pollard. <mask> continued to work from his garden headquarters even though he didn't use it much. Sir Richard Gregory was the editor of Nature. The University of Oxford gave <mask> an honor.The Hambleden family withdrew their support for the VCH in 1931. The ownership and management of the project was transferred to the IHR in 1933 after <mask> bought the rights to the name. The IHR created a VCH Committee that elected <mask> as its first chairman and appointed him to continue as editor. <mask> died in February 1934 at the age of 72. L.F. Salzman has been on the VCH staff since 1904. The obituary and portrait photograph of <mask> were included in the VCH's A History of the County of Berkely, Volume 2, published in 1935. The VCH published 89 volumes, including 10 complete county sets.At the time of his death, a number of further volumes were being prepared, and the VCH was further advanced at completing general articles on topography. <mask>'s name appears as an editor of a number of volumes published after his death, including History of the County of Rutland, Volume 2 (1935), A History of the County of Huntingdon, Volume 2 (1936), and A History of the County of Oxford, Volume 1. Contributors to the Victoria County History include historians from the Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of

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title: Billy Packer

texts: <mask> is a former American sportscaster and a published author. Packer was a color analyst for television coverage of college basketball. <mask> was born in New York. His parents changed his name to <mask>. Tony was an outstanding athlete at St. Lawrence University and was in the University's Hall of Fame in 1982. Tony's 35 years of service at Lehigh University included 16 seasons as the school's men's basketball head coach. The younger Packer attended Liberty High School.He played guard on the basketball team for the last three years of his career at Wake Forest, leading the school to two Atlantic Coast Conference titles and the 1962 Final Four. He was a member of the Delta Nu chapter. He was an assistant coach for his alma mater. <mask> began his broadcasting career in 1972 when he was asked to fill in as a color analyst for a game. Packer was a regular the next season. <mask> began his broadcasting career with NBC and then CBS. From 1975 to 2008 he covered the Final Four of the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship.He worked for Raycom Sports for many years. He helped create a computer game. Packer won an award in 1993. The Marvin Francis Award was given to Packer in 2005, as reported by The Washington Post. On July 15, 2008, CBS announced that <mask> would no longer be on the broadcast crew. Packer has been a TV analyst for the NCAA tournament for 35 years. He was back in the studio with Bob Knight for Survive and Advance, an NCAA tournament preview show.<mask> is a color commentator for Putt- Putt Professional Putters Association television broadcasts. The historic 1982PPA National

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texts: Championship featured 4 future Hall of Fame players out of 8 contestants. Jim Thacker, Dick Enberg, Gary Bender, and (from 1991–2008) Verne Lundquist were part of Packer's broadcast team. Tim Brant was <mask>'s on-air partner. <mask> had an on-air partner when he covered the 1992 Winter Olympics for CBS. <mask> and Al McGuire did play-by-play for two games in 1994, one of which was a game between Indiana and Minnesota. On April 4, 1983, after Lorenzo Charles made a game-winning slam dunk as North Carolina State upset Houston to win the NCAA title, Packer said, "They won it...on the dunk!"In the 1991 National semi-final game with Duke losing by 5 to UNLV with just over 2 minutes left, Packer said "Duke doesn't need a 3 pointer here" just as Bobby Hurley made one of the biggest baskets in Duke basketball history. After the University of Arizona won the 1997 national title, star player Miles Simon celebrated on the court. Packer said, "Simon says..." It was the championship. <mask> is known for his eccentric behavior and controversial statements. He was involved in several high-profile legal cases, including hiring a psychic to find the weapon in the O.J. Simpson murder case. He created a makeshift work desk that he used to display Picasso ceramics.Packer approached 123 random women and asked them if they would vote for Hillary Clinton. Packer referred to Georgetown's Allen Iverson as a "tough monkey" during an on-air broadcast of a game in 1996. Packer said he was actually trying to praise the player. Both John Thompson and Allen Iverson said they were not offended by the remark. Thompson told USA

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title: Billy Packer

texts: Today that he doesn't have to explain to anyone that <mask> is not a racist. Packer apologized to two Duke University students for allegedly sexist comments he made before a men's basketball game. According to published reports, when the students asked Packer to show his press pass, he responded, "since when do we let women control who gets into a men's basketball game?"Why don't you try a women's game? Packer apologized after the comments were published. Packer hit sports headlines in 2006 when he blasted the inclusion of mid-major teams in the NCAA tournament, when larger conference teams like Cincinnati and Florida State were left out. His comments caused a backlash among fans of mid-major conferences such as the Missouri Valley Conference, which Packer had pointed out for getting four teams in; and the Colonial Athletic Association, both of which ended up having successful tournament showings. Packer complained on Selection Sunday that teams from the two conferences had only won one game against each other in the past three years' tournaments, despite committee chairman Craig Littlepage repeatedly telling Packer and his colleague Jim Nantz that past tournament performance was not a factor in determining the field. Packer said on CBS that he was often wrong, but never in doubt. <mask>er declared that the 2008 Final Four game between Kansas and North Carolina was over after the Jayhawks jumped out to a 38–12 lead.The Tar Heels clawed their way back in the second half, but Kansas was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Pundits have noted that this may have been an ominous allusion to Packer's future as a broadcaster, which was "over" when CBS announced over the summer of 2008 that Clark Kellogg would be taking over the lead color commentary duties. <mask> is the author of a number of basketball books. He and Barbara have three children together. Two of his children work in the sports media, one is a producer for Golf Channel and the other is a sports radio host. <mask> Packer was a member of the National Polish American Sports Hall of Fame. C.D. is a career timeline from 1972 to 2008.NBC Sports lead college basketball analyst from 1981 to 2008 and CBS lead college basketball analyst from 1981 to 2008 Basketball players from New York and Pennsylvania are in the National Basketball Association Hall of

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title: Tom Jung

texts: <mask> is an American art director, graphic designer, illustrator, and storyboard artist. He has a reputation for his movie poster art. <mask> was raised and educated in Boston, Massachusetts. He attended the Museum of Fine Arts after high school. He was drafted into the Army during his second year. <mask> was stationed at Fort Jackson in Columbia, South Carolina, where he contributed to the newspaper Fort Jackson Leader as an editorial cartoonist. He was an art director with a number of well known advertising agencies in New York.Ben Adler Advertising Services Inc. hired <mask> to redesign advertisement campaigns of foreign films for American audiences. <mask> created pressbooks and sheets for distribution to independently owned movie theaters. <mask>'s early work is typified by caricature art for movies such as The Captain from Kpenick, The Golden Age of Comedy and Murder Ahoy. The one-sheet art for the film School for Scoundrels shows caricatures in shades of black and gray on a white background with distinctive handlettering. The look recalls <mask>'s early desire to become a Mad Magazine cartoonist in the style of Jack Davis and Jack Rickard. <mask> was an art director at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in 1963, where he designed posters for movies such as Dr. Zhivago, Grand Prix, and Far from the Madding Crowd. The design process at MGM involved developing multiple poster concepts, carefully rendered in pencil or charcoal with or without copy lines and credits in position. The film's key art was presented to and scrutinized by the ad manager and marketing vice president.This concept would be the one to appear in newspapers, magazines and in-house stationery, PR communications, all interior and outdoor posting material for distribution in the United States. MGM chief executive officer Robert O'Brien gave the concept to their advertising agency account executive to manage implementation. The illustrator would be asked to

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texts: prepare a full color painting of the approved image as well as to design various needed parts of the campaign. The advertising agency art department prepared "mechanicals" to precise dimensions for the engravers and plate makers. Howard Terpning was selected to illustrate the concept art for the re-release of Gone with the Wind. <mask>'s famous pose is often mimicked, most notably in the style A poster for The Empire Strikes Back. He said that he sees the results of his design all over.It was notable for its schmaltziness. The art direction for Cinema Center Films' entire release schedule of nearly 30 films was handled by <mask> in 1968. A Man Called Horse, Little Big Man, and Prime Cut were some of the films <mask> designed and illustrated with the help of a staffer and artist. The first major break that pushed <mask> into the big-bracket category was his work on the movie Papillon. He said that it was obvious that there were unique roles in Papillon. Any person would identify with Steve's defiance against oppression and authority. The poster was made with this theme in mind.A synopsis of <mask>'s concept can be found in an auction profile for the original art. The artist's illustration board features the profiles of two men. For the past 20 years, <mask> has acted as an art director for ad campaigns and concepts and not practiced his painting. The concept study was the first attempt to establish a style. <mask> was a one stop shop for advertising during this time. He was given full discretion to develop the concept, design and illustration of the project. He worked for Allied Artists, United Artists, Columbia Pictures, 20th Century Fox, Paramount Pictures and Lucasfilm.Nelson Lyon, a former Saturday Night Live writer and the creator of the 1971 movie The Telephone Book, collaborated with <mask> to develop copy lines. <mask>'s title logos for movies such as The Sand Pebbles, Super Fly, Gold and The Omen tie-in key

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texts: elements that distill down the essence of the films into key art. <mask> was chosen to work on Star Wars because he was an illustrator for the motion picture advertising boutique of Smolen, Smith and Connolly. He was provided with a wealth of photos taken by unit photographers in color and black and white, as well as 2.25-inch stills on contact sheets taken from the original 35mm print of the film. The one sheet "style A" theatrical poster was used for the film's advertising campaign. The "cross" formed by the saber sword set against the ghosted background image of Darth Vader seemed to <mask> to be a good solution to the "good" versus "evil" theme. The title logo from <mask> was mimicked in the poster by the film's famed opening crawl.<mask>'s 1978 work on The Lord of the Rings shows a progression in his art. The one sheet depicting Gandalf and the Hobbits Frodo and Sam is rendered in a style markedly different from <mask>'s other works. "There's probably a lot of posters I've done that people aren't aware of: Papillon, The Man Who Would Be King, and Lord of the Rings." According to the International Society of Science Fiction, Horror and Fantasy, <mask>'s poster is the most well-remembered image from the film. <mask> said he used martial arts attitudes in his studies to come up with the perfect look for The Empire Strikes Back. The centerpiece of The Empire Strikes Back could be the image of Darth Vader, as they used to say. Lucasfilm's new offices are in North Hollywood, near Universal Studios.In the large airy reception area, with my presentation spread on a coffee table, we attracted a small crowd of onlookers. Steven Spielberg chimed in and walked away. It was a drawing of Darth Vader with his arm outstretched. The vice president of marketing at Lucasfilm contacted <mask> in 1981 to develop concept sketches for Raiders of the Lost Ark. At the same time the production company, Paramount Pictures along with

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texts: advertising agency Diener/Hauser/Bates were working with another illustrator, Richard Amsel, to also develop a marketing campaign. One of the sketches that was approved to go to color was created by <mask>. <mask> used a "brown sauce" palette and a unique concept to create the character Indiana Jones for his interpretation of the movie's key art.The one-sheet for the campaign was decided upon after many months of back and forth between competing concepts. It was decided that the character of Indiana Jones shouldn't be shown with a gun. Indiana Jones had a gun and a whip in his art. The Lucasfilm archives contain <mask>'s concept, which was not used in the film's advertising campaign. <mask> began working on the production side of the business as a storyboard artist after working on the Disney film Jungle 2 Jungle. His ability to draw without using visual aids made his transition to storyboard art unproblematic. The Salton Sea is one of <mask>'s films as a storyboard artist.An interview on the design and illustration of the 1974 poster The Man with the Golden Gun, <mask> elaborated on his creative process: "The actual painting is done on 20x30 double-weight illustration board, half of a standard 3040 board." I used acrylics, it dries quickly and is permanent, and can be reworked. I would use airbrushing for large areas of background, color pencils, and ink and dyes and tempera and whatever else I think will give me the desired result. There is sandpaper. Brillo. A razor blade. Whatever works.Family members were often used as models by <mask>. Frank Frazetta was the final illustrator for the Star Wars poster design, and <mask> posed his son Jeff and wife Kay as Princess and Skywalker. It was decided that <mask> would do the illustration after discussions with Don Smolen, Smith and Connolly. "I adjust my technique to the problem at hand because being an art director in advertising it's really the end result that I'm


title: Tuomari Nurmio

texts: graduated from law school. He has worked in law for a few days, contrary to popular belief. He won the case after defending an insurance claim."You can say that I have won most of my cases", said <mask>. He was offered work as an assistant but turned it down. After starting his musical career in the English language with American roots music, mostly country, folk and blues, and later in his solo career, he has occasionally taken on an alter ego to go back to his roots in English. First it was Judge Bean, Jr, who was inspired by a shady judge character in an old western movie, but it has since evolved into Judge Bone, by which he has made two albums: Judge Bone & Doc Hill: Big Bear's Gate. The latter is a band that has been around for a long time. It likes to feature outside singers and players to play the guest's music or common favorites. The old Scottish folk song "Bonnie George Campbell" is included in Tales of JB.The mood might be described as old time Americana. Volume 2 was expected to be released in 2016 by Judge Bone. <mask> <mask> and Kyhien Ystvt have a discography album. Usvaa putkeen, Vallila Music House. The albums Valitut Palat and Lasten mehuhetki are part of the Valitut

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title: John R. Goldsborough

texts: Commodore <mask><mask> was an officer in the United States Navy. Goldsborough was made a cadet-midshipman in 1824 and saw action in the Mediterranean against pirates. He was in charge of 18 men and captured a Greek pirate ship with 58 men on board. In 1847, after being promoted to lieutenant, he introduced the standardized system of markings for buoy and navigation markers still in use in the United States today. The screw steamer sborough was commanded by Gold at the outbreak of the American Civil War. The Confederate privateer York was destroyed by the Union after they captured several blockade runners. He was promoted to captain in the 19th century.He captured more Confederate ships during the rest of the war. He traveled to the Atlantic, Indian Ocean and China Sea after the war. He was Commander-in-Chief of the Asiatic Squadron in 1868. He retired in 1870. The son of a chief clerk in the United States Department of the Navy was born on July 2, 1809. He was a cadet-midshipman on the flagship of Commodore David Porter when he was appointed as a midshipman in 1824. His older brother was a Rear admiral.He was attached to the ship-of-the-line and the sloop-of-war in the Mediterranean squadron from 1824 to 1830. During his time aboard Warren, he took part in actions against Greek pirates which had attacked American merchant ships in the Mediterranean Sea, highlighted by Warrens

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texts: bombardment of Miconi and an action in which Goldsborough, in command of Warrens launch with 18 men aboard, engaged and captured the Greek pirate Master Commandant Lawrence Kearny personally thanked him for the way in which he carried out the capture of Helene. On April 28, 1832, Goldsborough was promoted to midshipman and on September 6, 1836, he was promoted to lieutenant. He was involved in charting the United States East Coast and the United States Coast Survey from 1845 to 1850. Prior to the Goldsborough's Coast Survey tour, the U.S. Navy Lieutenant George M. Bache had suggested painting the markers red and black when entering a harbor. The "red right return" system has been used in the United States ever since.After being promoted to commander on September 14, 1855, Goldsborough commanded the naval rendezvous in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from 1858 to 1860. The American Civil War began in April of 1861 and ended in May of 1865. The Union captured the Confederate blockade runner C. W. <mask> off the coast of North Carolina and the blockade runner Amelia off Charleston, South Carolina. The former Union brig B. T. Martin was destroyed by the Union on July 28, 1861, after it was overrun by the Confederates. The crew of York set York on fire after the Union retook George G. Baker. In August 1861, the Union was transferred to the Potomac Flotilla. After taking command of the


title: John R. Goldsborough

texts: sidewheel steamer in the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron on 5 October 1861, he was successful in capturing blockade runners and participated in the capture of Fernandina, Florida, on 3 March 1862.He took command of a settlement of former slaves in Georgia in the summer of 1862 after being promoted to captain. He became the commanding officer of the steam frigate in the Western Gulf Blockading Squadron in March 1863 and took charge of the blockade of Mobile, Alabama, in May 1863. After leaving Colorado in November 1863, he stayed at the Navy Yard in Kittery, Maine, until the end of the war in 1865. Goldsborough commanded the screw sloop-of-war from 1865 to 1868, voyaging to the Azores and Brazil in late 1865 for service in the South Atlantic Squadron. After steaming from South America around Africa's Cape of Good Hope in July of 1866, she was transferred to the Asiatic Squadron and went on to call at India, Siam, Hong Kong, and Japan. On 13 April 1867, Goldsborough was promoted to commodore. The commander-in-chief of the Asiatic Squadron, Rear Admiral Henry H. Bell, drowned along with 11 of the other 14 men aboard when his boat capsized while crossing the bar at Osaka, Japan, while attempting to take him ashore from the squadron's flagship, the sGoldsborough remained in command until he was relieved by Rear Admiral Stephen C<mask> on 18 April 1868. On July 2, 1870, Goldsborough


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title: Phil Parsons


title: Phil Parsons

texts: Bros. and Roger Hamby's car in 1985. He failed to finish in thirteen races and wound up 21st in the points. In 1986 he ran seventeen races and had a fifth place finish.He had four more top-ten, but finished 27th. He got his first full-time Cup ride with the Jackson brothers in the following season. 55 Oldsmobile had seven top 10s and a 14th place finish. He achieved his only Cup win in 1988, when he led 52 laps at the Winston 500. He had a career-best ninth place points finish that season. He only had two top-five finishes and lost his ride at the end of the season. He began driving in 1990.The 4 car was only released for three races. He ran at Bristol for Jackson in a one-race deal, finishing the race in 25th, and also drove for <mask> and Lake Speed. His best finish with Diamond Ridge was a 21st at Darlington. He did not run the Cup series in 1991, but he did run a few Busch races in his own equipment. He had two top 10s and a fourth place finish. He ran seven races and had five top 10s after finishing tenth at the Daytona 500 with Melling Racing. In 1993, he ran the No. 1 in the Cup series.The car was for Larry Hedrick Motorsports. He was released at the end of the season despite an eighth-place finish. <mask> ended the 1993 season with a ninth-place finish at Atlanta Motor Speedway. J&J Racing had a

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title: Pierre de Villiers Pienaar

texts: At the University of the Witwatersrand, <mask> pioneered Speech Language Therapy in South Africa, as well as being an Afrikaner. He was part of the group of authors that created the Afrikaans Explanatory Dictionary. They were Prof F.J. Labuschagne and Dr. Kritzinger. <mask> was born on the farm 'Elands', Gatsrand, that was destroyed in The Anglo-Boer War, on August 11, 1904. He graduated from Boy's High, Potchefstroom, in the first class in 1921, after attending the primary farm school. He entered the University of the Witwatersrand in 1922. He received a degree.There was a degree in Education in the beginning of 1925. There is a degree in the first class. He received the degree of Master of Arts from the University of the Witwatersrand for his research in linguistics. He continued his research at the Department of Experimental Phonetics of the University after being awarded a Union Bursary to further his studies in the Netherlands and Germany. He was awarded the PhD degree in 1929 under the leadership of Prof. G. Panconcelli-Calzia. After his death in combat in the Fochville area during September 1900, renowned Boer War scout, Danie Theron, was temporarily buried on the farm 'Elandsfontein'. The family cemetery of Theron's late fiancée Hannie Neethling was reburied in 1903.On his return to South Africa in 1930, P. taught at several schools on the Witwatersrand and Nylstroom. He was appointed lecturer in the Department of African Languages at the University of the Witwatersrand in 1933. Doke. The Speech, Voice and Hearing Clinic at this university was established after he established the first diploma course in Logopedics in South Africa. In 1944,

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title: Pierre de Villiers Pienaar

texts: of Pretoria.P. was a supporter of the political ideology of the former Prime Minister, Gen. J.M.B. They were Hertzog and Adv. N.C. Havenga. He championed the Afrikaner cause, which was in desperate need after the scorched earth policy of the British army during the second Anglo-Boer war, by being a founding member of the 'Handhawersbond'. He was a member of the 'Reddingsdaadbond', an association that helped the Afrikaner people. He was a member of the 'Skrywerskring'. He was a member of the school committee that founded the Jan Celliers Primary School.Prof. C.M. was persuaded by him in the early 1940s. The Kultuurgeskiedenis van die Afrikaner was co-edited by a famous writer and head of the Department of Afrikaans and Netherlands at the University of the Witwatersrand, <mask>. The work was published in three volumes. He is the sole editor of the revised edition of the Kultuurgeskiedenis van die Afrikaner. His academic works included works on communication pathology and lexicological work. "Die Fonotopie van Afrikaanse afsluitings en vernouingsklanke binne die spraakmolekuul" was written by le Roux. Chapter entitled: Speech Pathology in South Africa was published in 1966.R.W. Rieber and R.S. "Afrikaanse Verklarende Woordeboek" was written by M.S.B. F.J. Labuschagne and Kritzinger. He wrote Skakels van die Ketting (Links of a chain) and Ruth e.a. during the period 1929–1940. Kortverhale was born in1934 and Magte was born in 1936. Kortverhale is a short story about a war child.He was a big fan of opera, classical music, and the theatre. He used to take singing lessons from an Italian maestro. He attended many rugby matches. He loved sketching,


title: Pierre de Villiers Pienaar

texts: gardening, carpentry, and writing poetry and short stories. He had a large library and would discuss the books with his friends. He loved the tranquility of the Kruger National Park and was a game ranger. He often had to solve the family's problems.He relaxed on the family farm by walking in the veld and enjoying the bird life. Marriage, family and children took place on January 31, 1928 in Greytown, Natal. They had three children, one of which was the Chief Director of National Parks until 1991. In August 1977 <mask> <mask> <mask> had a massive stroke that left him unable to speak. He died in a nursing home. His ashes were scattered on his family farm. External References 1.<mask> <mask> Pienaar is a book by Aron. J. South African Speech and Hearing Association. It was Vol.20 (1):7–13. There is a special issue in honor of <mask> <mask> Pienaar. 2. Bauman wrote about the milestone in logopedics.The commentary was for the 3rd Convocation. 3. The Burger, page 5, was written by Prof. <mask>. Prof. <mask> died in a hospital. The page 4 of Hoofstad was called Professor vereer met skildery. A professor is honoured with a portrait painting. Hoofstad, 7 April 1978, page 3: Spraakwetenskap.An article about a speech science pioneer who died. R.D.V. is written by Pienaar. The biografie was written by <mask> <mask> <mask>. The article was written for the South African Dictionary. The curriculum was written by <mask> <mask> <mask>. There are 8. In Memorium page 8 is in the May 1978 edition of Tukkie-Werf.The report was about the anniversary of P De V Pienaar. There are pages 2–3. 10. P. Hooper, AG. There were 1904 births and 1978 deaths of University of the

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title: Vladimir Porfiriev

texts: He was a Russian and Ukrainian petroleum and coal geologist. One of the major proponents of the idea of primordial non-biological processes being responsible for the creation of oil was Porfiryev. The family of the Zemstvo demographer had a baby named <mask>. He worked for the local demographic bureau after graduating from 1st Vyatka Gymnasium. As a voluntary member of the Red Army, he took part in the Russian Civil War. He graduated from the Exploration Faculty of the Petrograd Mining Institute after studying at Perm University. While still a student, he began his geological and research career in the State Geological Committee, where he first worked in the West Siberia Section.He was a foreman for the Central oblasts of Russian SFSR from 1929 to 1938. He received a PhD and professor degree in 1937. He defended his thesis in Geology and Mineralogy titled "Formation conditions of the Central Asia oil fields" in the next year. The Institute of Geological Sciences at Kiev State University was where he headed the studies on hydrocarbon potential evaluation. At the beginning of World War II, he was called up for military service in the Red Army, but was demobilized and sent to the Geological Institute at the Academic Sciences University, where he worked as


title: Vladimir Porfiriev

texts: senior researcher until 1944. He was the head of the Petroleum Department at the Institute of Geological Sciences. In 1945, the new phase of his career began with his relocation to Lviv in the Western Ukraine.He established the Oil and Gas Fields Geology and Exploration Department at the Polytech Institute, which was the first Ukrainian college for petroleum engineers. The Institute for Geology of Useful Minerals became the Institute for Geology and Geochemistry of Combustible Minerals after his guidance. The institute was headed by Prof<mask> until 1963, when he was nominated to the post of Director for the Institute of Geological Sciences. The Department of Geology and Genesis of Oil and Gas was headed by him until his retirement. Thirty PhD and 8 Doctor of Sciences candidates were supervised by <mask>. His students include academicians. S.I. and Dolenko.The Corresponding Members of the Academy V.I. are Subbotin. N.R. and Kityk. Ladyzhensky is a doctor of chemistry. Greenberg and Drs. R.S. is for geology and mineralogy. Kopystyansky is V.A. V.F. and Krayushkin.There is a person named Linetsky. The Ukrainian SSR Academy of Sciences has two awards Corresponding Member and Academician. State orders of Labor Red Banner, October Revolution, and Vernadsky

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title: Vladimir Porfiriev

texts: Award have been won by a person. The "Reports of Academic Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR" and the "Geological Journal" were edited by <mask>. He was a member of the Earth Sciences Division. He published a lot of research works. The articles were published in 1930.The deposit is onCheleken Island. GGRU, vol. is the news. 49, no. There are 8. pp. 71–94 was written in Russian. There is an oil field in the Boya-Dag.There are problems of its exploration. Proc. Series B is called NIGRI. There is a map. pp. In Russian, Porfiriev V.B., 1933. The waters of Turkmenia are formed byodine-bromide.The Soviet Asia Press is in Moscow. The book is in Russian and was published in 1938. There is oil in Tajikistan. Moscow and Leningrad are part of the USSR. There is a science. Publ. The book is in Russian and was published in 1948.Carbofossils have amorphism. There is a university in the city of Lviv. Publ. In Russian, the title is "Porfiriev V.B." They are Linetsky V.F. There are problems with oil migration. There is a university in the city of Kharkov.Publ. The book is in Russian and was published in 1959. The speech was part of the discussion. Problems of migration and formation of oil and gas. GosTopTechIzdat is in Moscow. pp. In Russian, 165–193 was called Porfiriev


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texts: 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884pp. The authors are <mask> V.B., Dolenko G.N., and Sollogub V.B. In 1975, et al. In the context of the potential of the basement formations, there is a geological structure and development of platform areas in Ukraine and Northwest Africa. There is a publ in Kiev. The book was written in Russian by Krayushkin V.A., <mask> V.B., and Klochko V.P. There are trends in the development of abiogenic oil.The news of the Ukrainian SSR Ac. No.Sci. 11. pp. 38–42 was written in Ukrainian by Klochko V.P. Geological aspects of hydrocarbon productivity from the basement formations. There are peculiarities of Earth's deep crust structure.There is a publ in Kiev. The book is in Russian and was published in 1987. The nature of fossil fuels. The works were selected. The first and second volumes are Caustobioliths, oil and coal. Person, scientist, teacher. P.F.Gozhyk, Ed. IGS NASU Publ., 2000 is located in Kyiv. There is oil in the basement of the basins. Krayushkin V.A. is an Ed. EKMO Publ. is in Kyiv. The house was built in 2005. There are also references to the VNIGRI Institute of Geological Sciences and the Institute of Geology and Geologicalchemistry of Combustible

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title: Matsura Sayohime

texts: 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 Her life is spared in the fairy tale.It was believed that she committed suicide by throwing herself into the river while clutching the mirror, because she dropped a precious mirror which was a gift from her husband. In the early 15th century, this was dramatized for the noh theatre. Otohihime/Sayohime waving her scarf from the mountaintop has been illustrated in picture books and woodblock prints. The legends of <mask> Sayohime (aka Otohihime) waving her scarf at the ship carrying her husband are preserved in two ancient pieces of writing. According to the oldest account in the poem collection Man'ysh, <mask> Sayohime was the wife of tomo no Satehiko. She climbed a mountain peak in order to say goodbye to her husband, who was on a ship bound for Korea. She was so sad that she seemed to have lost her soul.Finally, she was able to remove her scarf and wave it. Date tomo no Satehiko was known historically to have been dispatched on two military expeditions to Korea, and the setting of the legend concerns his first trip which occurred in the year

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title: Gabriel Milito

texts: <mask> is an Argentine former footballer who played as a central defender and is the current manager of Argentinos Juniors. He spent most of his career in Spain. He scored six goals over the course of seven seasons. Milito won 42 caps for the Argentine national team in the 2006 World Cup. In 1997 <mask> started playing for Club Atlético Independiente. Diego was a player for Independiente's arch-rivals Racing Club de Avellaneda. According to the director of football at Real Madrid, the player had always been rejected because of a not-fully-recovered knee injury.He joined Real Zaragoza after deciding to stay in the country. In his four seasons with the Aragonese, <mask> was an automatic first choice and rejoined his brother Diego in 2005. On 10 July 2007, an agreement was reached with FC Barcelona for 18.6 million and the following week, he signed a four-year deal with the club worth 4 million a year. On September 2, 2007, Barcelona Milito made his competitive debut in a win against Athletic Bilbao. He scored his first goal for the Catalans on 24 November in a 3–0 victory over Recreativo de Huelva. On May 5, 2008, it was announced that Milito had a damaged knee. He was ineligible for the entire 2008–09 campaign because of this.<mask> returned to action after almost two years when he played in a friendly in Kuwait. On January 5, 2010, he made his return to competitive football in the first leg of the Copa del Rey's round of 16, a 1–2 home loss against Sevilla FC. He came on as a substitute for Carles Puyol in the final seven minutes of the home defeat of CD Tenerife. <mask> scored one goal in a 5–1 home win against AD Ceuta in the domestic cup on 11 November 2010 but had to leave the game injured. As a result of his action, he tore a calf muscle and was

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title: Gabriel Milito

texts: out for the rest of the season. In August of 2011, <mask> was released from his contract with Barcelona and returned to Independiente. He retired due to being mentally and physically exhausted.Argentina was helped to the final of the 2005 FIFA Confederations Cup by International <mask>. He was part of the squad that played against the Netherlands in the group stage of the 2006 World Cup, which ended in a 0–0 draw. He was selected to the squad. The Albiceleste finished second in Venezuela. <mask> was recalled to the national team for the first time in three years for a friendly against Spain in August 2010. He appeared in all of the games for the eventual quarter-finalists after starting in the 5–1 win in Buenos Aires. <mask>'s first coaching experience was with the reserves team of Independiente.He resigned due to differences with the club's president. The president of Estudiantes de La Plata, Juan Sebastin Vern, convinced Milito to take over. He resigned at the end of the year. In the place of Pellegrino, <mask> was re-appointed as Independiente manager. He signed a contract. On August 9, 2017, Milito signed with O'Higgins F.C. for two years. The Chilean Primera Divisin is located in the country.He resigned from Estudiantes after being ousted in the round of 64 of the Copa Argentina by lowly Deportivo Laferrere. Diego Dabove was replaced by <mask> at Argentinos Juniors in January 2021. Diego was also a footballer. He played for Inter Milan and Real Zaragoza and was a member of the national team. Argentina score listed first, score column indicates score after each Milito goal, Career statistics Club International goals (Argentina score listed first, score column indicates score after each Milito goal) Football managers in Chile are Argentine

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title: Meeta Pandit

texts: Dr. <mask> is a leading vocalist of the Gwalior Gharana. She is the daughter of <mask>. She is the first woman in the family to take up music as a profession. Meeta was born in India. She is the daughter of a homemaker. <mask> is a veteran singer. She graduated from Lady Sri Ram College, Delhi University with a bachelor's degree in Commerce.Meeta began training with her grandpa. Krishnarao <mask> is the daughter of Pt. L.K <mask> was 3 years old. She was exposed to the fine details of music from a very young age when she lived in a house where music ustads and her father's disciples visited day in and day out. As a teenager, she was encouraged by her parents to take up a more stable profession than music, due to the irregular working hours and solo travels involved, making it a difficult career choice for a woman. Tushar was being groomed to take the family legacy forward. He died in a road accident in New Delhi at the age of 27 while he was pursuing a PhD in classical music.<mask> went on to pursue her masters in music after taking up the cudgels of carrying on the legacy while she was pursuing her bachelor's degree. She finished her PhD at the age of 27. Career <mask>ya Khan, Chembur, Mumbai, and the National Centre are some of the places where Jitendra Abhisheki has held music festivals. The Khayal Trust, Mumbai Harballabh Sangeet Sammelan, Jalandhar, Punjab, and the Satguru Jagjit Singh Sangeet Sammelan are all part of the same

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title: Hyman Minsky

texts: <mask> was an American economist, a professor of economics at Washington University in St. Louis, and a scholar at the Levy Economics Institute of Bard College. His research attempted to provide an understanding and explanation of the characteristics of financial crises, which he attributed to swings in a potentially fragile financial system. In the Keynesian tradition, Minsky supported some government intervention in financial markets, opposed some of the financial deregulation of the 1980s, and advocated for the Federal Reserve as a lender of last resort. The mortgage crisis of 2008 renewed interest in <mask>'s economic theories, which were largely ignored for decades. <mask> was born into a family of Menshevik emigrants. His mother was active in the trade union movement. <mask> was a member of the Socialist party of Chicago.<mask> graduated from George Washington High School in New York City in 1937. <mask> received his B.S. in 1941. After graduating from the University of Chicago, he went on to earn an M.P.A. He studied economics at Harvard University under Joseph Schumpeter and Wassily Leontief. From 1957 to 1965, <mask> was an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley. He retired from Washington University in St Louis in 1990. He was a scholar at the Levy Economics Institute at Bard College.He was a consultant to the Commission on Money and Credit. Financial market fragility is linked to speculative investment bubbles in the normal life cycle of an economy. Minsky stated that in prosperous times, when corporate cash flow rises beyond what is needed to pay off debt, a speculative euphoria develops, and soon thereafter debts exceed what borrowers can pay off from their

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title: Hyman Minsky

texts: incoming revenues, which in turn produces a financial crisis. As a result of speculative borrowing bubbles, banks and lenders tighten credit availability, even to companies that can afford loans, and the economy subsequently contracts. The phrase "Minsky moment" refers to the part of <mask>'s academic work that deals with the slow movement of the financial system from stability to fragility. Henry Kaufman, a Wall Street money manager and economist, said that he offered good insights in the 1960's and 70's when the linkages between the financial markets and the economy were not as well understood. Financial markets could move frequently to excess.The importance of the Federal Reserve as a lender of last resort was underscored by him. Many ideas already circulating by John Stuart Mill, Alfred Marshall, Knut Wicksell and Irving Fisher were incorporated into <mask>'s model of the credit system. "A fundamental characteristic of our economy is that the financial system swings between robustness and fragility, and these swings are an important part of the process that creates business cycles," Minsky wrote in 1974. He argued that the booms and busts that can accompany them are inevitable in a free market economy, unless government steps in to control them through regulation, central bank action and other tools. The Great Depression and the Panic of 1907 led to the creation of these mechanisms. The deregulation of the 1980s was opposed by Minsky. At the University of California, Berkeley, seminars attended by Bank of America executives helped him to develop his theories about lending and economic activity, views he laid out in two books, John Maynard Keynes and Stabilizing an Unstable.<mask>'s theories have had

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title: Hyman Minsky

texts: little influence on mainstream economics or central bank policy. Minsky did not build mathematical models based on his theories. Minsky preferred to use interlocking balance sheets rather than mathematical equations to model economies. Mainstream economic models do not include private debt as a factor. The macroeconomic dangers of speculative bubbles in asset prices have not been incorporated into central bank policy. In the wake of the financial crisis of 2007, there has been increased interest in policy implications of his theories, with some central bankers advocating that central bank policy include a Minsky factor. During the first decade of this century, <mask>'s theories about debt accumulation received renewed attention in the media.The New Yorker referred to it as the Minsky Moment. The accumulation of debt by the non-government sector is a key mechanism that pushes an economy towards a crisis. Hedge borrowers, speculative borrowers, and Ponzi borrowers are some of the types of borrowers that contribute to insolvent debt. Current cash flows from investments can be used to make debt payments. The cash flow from investments can be used to cover the interest due, but the borrower has to roll over or re-borrow the principal. The "Ponzi borrower" (named for Charles Ponzi, see also Ponzi scheme) borrows based on the belief that the appreciation of the value of the asset will be sufficient to refinance the debt but could not make sufficient payments on interest or principal with the cash flow from investments; only The Hedge Phase occurs right after a financial crisis and after recovery, when banks and borrowers are more cautious.The borrowers can afford to repay both the initial principal and the


title: Hyman Minsky

texts: interest if the loans are minimal. The economy is most likely looking for equilibrium. The Goldilocks phase of debt is not too hot and not too cold. After some progression in the Hedge phase, the Speculative period emerges as confidence in the banking system is slowly renewed. This is a risky process that banks continue to observe. Instead of issuing loans to borrowers who can pay both principal and interest, loans are issued to borrowers who can only afford the interest. As confidence grows in the banking system and banks continue to believe that asset prices will continue to rise, the third stage in the cycle, the Ponzi stage, begins.The borrowers can't afford to pay the principal and interest on the loans which are issued by banks in the final stage of the FIH. If the use of Ponzi finance is general enough in the financial system, then the inevitable disillusionment of the Ponzi borrower can cause the system to seize up: when the bubble pops, i.e., when the asset prices stop increasing, the speculative borrower can no longer refinance. With a line of dominoes, collapse of speculative borrowers can bring down even hedge borrowers, who are unable to find loans despite the apparent soundness of the underlying investments. The economist explained how <mask>'s hypothesis could be applied to the mortgage crisis. A speculative borrower would have an interest-only loan, meaning they are paying back only the interest, and a hedge borrower would have a traditional mortgage loan, meaning they are paying back both the principal and the interest. Due to a belief that housing values would continue to increase, lenders only gave funds to ponzi borrowers. As the credit and housing bubbles built through August 2007,


title: Hyman Minsky

texts: the progression through <mask>'s three borrowing stages was evident.Demand for housing was both a cause and effect of the rapidly expanding shadow banking system, which helped fund the shift to more lending of the speculative and ponzi types, through ever-riskier mortgage loans at higher levels of leverage. The housing bubble was driven by the availability of credit. Since the bubble burst, we are seeing the progression in reverse, as businesses de-leverage, lending standards are raised and the share of borrowers in the three stages shifts back towards the hedge borrower. Human nature is pro-cyclical, meaning that from time to time, capitalist economies exhibit inflations and debt deflations which seem to have the potential to spin out of control. Inflation and debt-deflation are fed by the economic system's reactions to a movement of the economy. People are momentum investors, not value investors. People take actions that expand the high and low points of the cycle.Counter-cyclical policies, such as contingent capital requirements for banks that increase during boom periods and are reduced during busts, are an implication for policymakers and regulators. Schumpeter was used by <mask> in his research because he thought that changes in the structure of the US economy needed new analysis. Keynes and Schumpeter believed that finance was the engine of investment in capitalist economies, so the evolution of financial systems, motivated by profit-seeking, could explain the shifting nature of capitalism across time. Minsky divided capitalism into four stages: Commercial, Financial, Managerial and Money Manager. The financing is characterized by who is doing it and what is being financed. Minsky's first period

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texts: committing large cash flows to debt validation. Charles Whalen and Jan Toporowski discussed Minsky's periods of capitalism. Both suggest a stage between commercial and financial capitalism. The traditional capitalist-entrepreneur was the full proprietor of their firm and focused on the expansion of production through developing capital assets. The consolidation of capital under Financial Capitalism is contrasted by this expansion. Money manager capitalism is linked to current trends in globalization and financialization.<mask> criticized the interpretation of The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money in his book John Maynard Keynes. Knightian uncertainty was emphasized in his interpretation of the General Theory, one of the aspects that were de-emphasized or ignored by the synthesis. The publications Ending Poverty: Jobs, Not Welfare were selected. The Levy Economic Institute is in New York. The year was 2008 There is a Pub. The year 1975.Keynes was John Maynard Keynes. There is a professional in New York. The year was 2008 There is a Pub. 1986 A stable economy. There is a professional in New York.Can it happen again? M.E. Armonk, Sharpe. "The breakdown of the 1960s policy synthesis". Telos Press is in New York. At the Minsky Archive. 166.Minsky's elaboration on Financial Capitalism References was anticipated by the writings of Rudolf Hilferding. The cost of capitalism. The person is a professional. George Cooper was born in 2008. Central Banks, Credit Bubbles, and the Efficient Market Fallacy are the main causes of financial crises. The first edition was vintage. Gary Dymski, Gerald Epstein, Robert Pollin.Transforming the U.S. financial system is an Equitable and Efficient structure for the


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texts: 21st century. There is a book called Routledge. Steven M. Fazzari and Dimitri B. Papadimitriou are both from Greece. Essays in honor of <mask> P.<mask> discuss financial conditions and macroeconomic performance. There is a book called Routledge. Jannatul Islam. The Minsky hypothesis is to evaluate credit crunch.LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing is a publisher. Gary Dymski and Robert Pollin. Explorations in the Tradition of Minsky is a new perspective on monetary macroeconomics. The University of Michigan Press. The authors are Jan Toporowski and Daniela Tavasci. Minsky wrote about crisis and development. There is a book by the name of Palgrave Macmillan.L. Randall Wray died. Why Minsky Matters is an introduction to the work of a maverick economist. The University Press of Princeton. The Levy Economics Institute of Bard College has a distinguished scholar named <mask>. The Minsky Archive is only available to subscribers. "Why Capitalism fails" was written by Stephen Mihm. The Fed discovers <mask>, The Economist, 7 January 2010.The Limits of Minsky's Financial Instability Hypothesis as an Explanation of the Crisis was written by Thomas I. Palley. Contributions to Political Economy was written by Thomas I. Palley. The people from Chicago were economists from Harvard University and Washington

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title: William R. Jordan III

texts: <mask><mask>, also known as <mask>, is an American botanist and journalist who has played a leading role in the development and critique of ecological restoration as a means of developing an environmentalism that is more coherent, psychologically more productive, politically more robust, and ecological. His critique influenced environmentalism in the United States and abroad. <mask> worked at the Arboretum for 24 years. The site of early attempts to recreate historic ecological communities, such as tallgrass prairies and maple forests, was led by Aldo Leopold. In 1981 <mask> founded and served as editor of the journal Restoration & Management Notes, and he was a founding member of the Society of Ecological Restoration. He is the most influential writer on restoration and has been called the first person to write consistently about the interplay between humans and nature. <mask> was born in Denver.His mother was an English teacher and his father was a forester. He received a B.S. A PhD in botany from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1971 and an MA in journalism from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1975, all came from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He lives in Wisconsin. In 1981 <mask> founded and edited the journal Restoration & Management Notes, which was the first journal to deal exclusively with the subject of restoration ecology. In 1984 he organized the first systematic exploration of the value of restoration as a technique for basic ecological research. He was the senior editor of the book.He was the supervisor of administration for the first five years of the Society of Ecological Restoration. <mask> has been the director of the New Academy for Nature and Culture since 2001. The critique of environmental thinking stems from his reflections on the pioneer ecological restoration project initiated by Aldo Leopold and a handful of colleagues at the

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title: William R. Jordan III

texts: University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum in the mid-1930s. The restoration of historic ecosytems was seen by Jordan as an early contribution to the development of a form of land management that offers a way for people to achieve what Leopold had called "membership in the land community." Drawing on the work of literary critic and poet Frederick Turner, <mask> developed a critical perspective on Leopold's idea of community, which he feels is limited by its exclusion of negative emotions. <mask> defines shame as the emotional response to the self's awareness of its dependence on others, such as having to kill and eat animals to survive. He argues that this shame is not the response of conscience to what we do, but of consciousness of what we are.The raw material for the creation of the values that make human life worthwhile is what our shameful feelings are about. The fine arts and ritual can be used to deal with this aspect of experience. In Jordan's recasting, ritual and the arts offer a way to foster values such as community and beauty that Leopold made the foundation of his land ethic. According to Jordan, they have played this role throughout human history. Anderson wrote that "all traditional societies that have succeeded in managing resources well over time have done it in part through religious or ritual representation of resource management." Jordan argues that the lack of shared rituals is the main factor limiting progress towards a sound ethic of relationship between humans and the rest of nature. Jordan proposes its development as a modern version of the "world renewal" rituals characteristic of many traditional societies.He sees the qualities of difficulty, uncertainty, and impossibility of restoration as essential to the value of restoration as an encounter with human limitations and the experience of transcendent values. Restoration, not yet fully ritualized,

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title: William R. Jordan III

texts: but clearly being developed as spectacle or performing art, include: the conversion of tree girdling to a work of art by Wisconsin artist Barbara Westfall; nighttime prairie burns to which the public are invited in northern Illinois; and classes in reflective restoration offered Restoration Ecology: A Synthetic Approach to Ecological Research was published in 1987. Making Nature Whole: A History of Ecological Restoration was written by George M. Lubick. In 1983, "Restoration ecology: An environmental middle ground" was published. Ecological restoration: Reflections on a half-century was published in 1988. Wilson et al., editors, (Washington, D.C., National Academy Press, 1988) "Restoration: shaping the land, transforming the human spirit."22–23, Whole Earth Review, Spring, 1990 and 23–26, IN The Humanist, November/December, 1993. In Thoreau's World and Ours, Edmund A. Schofield and <mask>. Baron wrote "Restoration as a technique for identifying and characterizing human influences on ecosystems." In Restoring Nature: Perspectives from the Social Sciences and Humanities, Paul Gobster and R. Bruce Hull are editors. Alex Turner. <mask>. France is the editor of IN Healing Natures: Repairing Relationships. In Environmental Ethics Sep, 2012 with Nathaniel F.Barrett, Liam Heneghan, <mask>, Todd LeVasseur, Anna Peterson, and Gretl Van Wieren. <mask><mask> <mask> and Nathaniel Barrett are related.There are notes on the creation of value. pp. There are some thoughts on the "Roots" in The Routledge Companion to Religion and Science. In Religion and Ecological Crisis: The Lynn White Thesis at Fifty. Todd Levasseur and Anna Peterson edited a book. 178–196). <mask> founded Environmental Prospect to host conversation about environmental ideas.The University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Journalism and Mass Communication alumni include the American Association for the Advancement of

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title: Nicolau Nasoni

texts: <mask> was an Italian artist and architect who was active in Portugal. His original and vigorous and theatrical style of Baroque and Rococo architecture made him one of the most influential figures in Portuguese Baroque architecture. He was educated in Siena from 1713 and 1720 by Giuseppe Nicolo Nasini. He built a catafalque for Ferdinando de Medici in the cathedral of Siena and a triumphal arch for the reception of the new archbishop. While working with his master at the Opera del Duomo di Siena, he studied architecture and painting. Between 1723 and 1725, he was employed as a painter in Rome and in Malta. The new Grand Master of the Order of Malta was a Portuguese nobleman.Nasoni designed the display for the parade. The design of the display caught the attention of Count Francisco Picolomini, who in turn informed the Grand Master. The ceilings and corridors of the Magisterial Palace were painted by Niccol <mask>. He became famous as a decorative painter after his work was appreciated. Palazzo Spinola is one of the buildings that Nasoni painted frescoes in. <mask> moved to Porto in 1723 at the request of Jernimo de Tvora e Noronha, the Dean of Porto. The frescoes on the walls of the cathedral in Porto were painted in 1725.The quadratura illusionist effects were introduced to Portugal. He was given an assignment to redecorate the cathedral. The loggia with the azulejos was added to the north faade. His altarpiece has 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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texts: 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The two organ-cases were designed by him. He decorated the door cases in the apse of the cathedral and in the cloister with ornaments from the Florentine. The Episcopal Palace of Porto was built next to the cathedral.The faade is 58 m long. The construction started in 1741, but he designed it in 1734. The palace was completed during his lifetime. D. Isabel Castriotto Rixaral was a Neapolitan woman of noble descent. She died after giving birth. The church and tower of So Pedro dos Clérigos in Porto were designed by <mask> Nasoni. He followed the example ofAndrea Pozzo by applying these elements. He influenced his peers with his wood sculpture. A good example is the retable on the main altar of the church of Santo Ildefonso in Porto, where he used the same decorative elements as in his architectural designs. He used the same motifs in his designs for silver altarpiece in the cathedral of Porto. The chancel arch in the cathedral has iron railings and gates. He joined the Clérigos Brotherhood in 1743.He was buried in the crypt of the Clérigos Church at his request. Even if he didn't find a school or train new followers, he still had an enormous influence on the northern part of Portugal. One of <mask>'s successors was the painter and architect José de Figueiredo Seixas. Turner, J. The Grove Dictionary of Art was published in 1990. Robert C<mask> Nasoni.The University of Porto was founded in the 18th century by Italian

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title: Grace Henderson Nez

texts: <mask> was known for her traditional designs. Her main styles were from the 19th century. The Hubbell Trading Post has an archive of works from various Navajo weavers. She won two lifetime achievement awards before her death, including a National Heritage fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts. <mask> was born in 1913 and died in 2006 in Arizona. <mask>, her daughter Mary Lee Begay and granddaughters Gloria Begay and Lenah Begay are known for their achievements and quality. The Red Streaked People Clan on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona was started by <mask>, who was born into the Coyote Pass People Clan.She lived in a hogan, a structure made of wood, stone, dirt, and bark. The doors would face east to better capture the wealth and good fortune of the rising sun. The main food source for the Navajo families was sheep. At the appropriate time, the women would use various methods to turn the wool into yarn. At the age of 5, <mask>'s mother and grandmother taught her how to weave. <mask> made a lot of rugs. She would sell the rug when she was done with it.The income from the sale of a rug would help the woman in the tribe become more independent. The modern world was not lost on <mask>, even though she followed many of the traditional ways of living. She encouraged her children and grandsons to attend college. Mary Lee Begay was born on the Navajo Reservation in 1941. The tradition of weaving is carried on by the women. They see this as a way to strengthen their relationships. As Begay got older, her mother encouraged her to develop her own style of weaving.Since all women in the family can weave, they will often work on projects together as a family, as another way to bond. <mask> and Begay want to create their own identities. <mask>'s desire

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texts: to keep the peace in her family was one of the reasons they did not collaborate on projects. Euro-Americans preferred the weavings of the nancho in the late 19th century and early 20th century. The colors and design of the rug helped to establish the color scheme of the room and allowed for other decorations to be introduced. The spiritual understanding of the consumers and the ability of the women to be a part of the white culture were shown by the rug. Since the rugs were bought by Euro-Americans, the weavers began to change the styles and colors.You can improve many other skills when you learn how to weave. The spirit line is an important part of the weaving. The inside of the rug is connected to the outside by a spirit line. Her artistic style combined the traditional elements with the more spiritual aspects of life. She showed how she chooses the materials and colors for her rug. <mask> believed that when one had a design in mind and everything was planned, they knew what they wanted to use. She believed that when someone is dedicated, independent and hard working, they can be great at weaving.<mask> preferred stepped designs when she was a basket weaver. She was part of a small group of women. There is a weaving design that was inspired by the ceremonial baskets on display at the Hubbell Trading Post. When <mask> was making rugs, he used to call them the Navajo names. The styles she was known for were the Old styles from the 19th century and the Ganado style. There must be at least one diamond in the center of the rug. The only colors that could be used in this style were deep red, black, gray, white and brown.Her vivid geometric designs became famous because of her extreme attention to detail. The shoulder blanket was created more than 150 years

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texts: crosses have their top point intersecting the first red band, then the other three points intersect the alternating bands of black and white.The first three crosses are the same as the bottom three. The middle crosses have two points intersecting the red band and the tip of the top and bottom crosses touching the white bands. A rug made of red and brown commercial wool is hung on a wall. There is a band of brown above a red band with stepped pyramids. There are pyramids connecting the layers. There are three stepped diamonds in the red band. There is a thick band of brown wool.The stepped diamonds connecting the red layer and top brown layer are red after this band. The design of the rug was inspired by the ceremonial baskets she produced with a small group of women. <mask> showed her work at the Hubbell Trading Post. Mary Lee Begay demonstrated weaving at the post. The weavers could get paid for their works at these trading posts. The trading post is one of the tourist attractions. The Hubbell Trading Post is in Arizona.The Hubbell family ran the trading post until 1967. The National Park Service purchased the trading post in 1967. The home of the Hubbell family is now an archive that holds a collection of weavings. There are 13 weavers whose works are on display. Exhibitions 1994 Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff Hubbell Trading Post (1970s-present) Collections Southwest Native American Collection at the Kennedy Museum of Art, Ohio University Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff and Denver Art Museum. She received the Lifetime Honor of the National Endowment for the Arts in 2005. The highest honor the artist can receive in the United States is in folk and traditional art forms.The Denver Museum of Nature and Science has a collection of textile


title: Silas House

texts: <mask> is an American writer best known for his novels. He is a musician, environmental activist, and columnist. <mask>'s fiction is known for its attention to the natural world, working class characters, and the plight of the rural place and rural people. Early life and education <mask> was born in Kentucky and grew up in a rural area, but he also spent a lot of his childhood in Kentucky's Leslie County, which is where the fictional Crow County is based. He graduated from Eastern Kentucky University with a degree in English with an emphasis on American literature. One of the ten emerging talents in the south in 2000 was <mask>, along with since-published authors Pamela Duncan, Jeanne Braselton, and Jack Riggs. He was a rural mail carrier.His first novel was sold quickly. Writing House's first novel, Clay's Quilt, was published in 2001. It was briefly on the New York Times Best Seller list. It was a finalist for the Southeast Booksellers' Association fiction award. A Parchment of Leaves was nominated for several major awards. The book won several awards, including the Chaffin Award for Literature, the Kentucky Novel of the Year Award, and a finalist for the Southern Book Critics' Circle Prize. The Coal Tattoo was a finalist for the Southern Book Critics' Circle Prize and won the Kentucky Novel of the Year Award.Lee Smith, Brad Watson, and Larry Brown were mentors for House. Barbara Kingsolver has said in print that House is one of her "favorite writers and favorite human beings" and environmental writer and activist Wendell Berry has expressed his appreciation of House many times, including during an interview

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texts: Award and the highest honor given to audiobooks, the Audie Award for Best Narration.The novel won a number of awards, including the South Asian Book Association Honor Book. In June of last year, House's sixth novel, Southernmost, was published and was long-listed for the Carnegie medal for excellence in fiction. The book received a lot of praise, especially among other writers, such as Lee Smith,Dorothy Allison, and many others. The Judy Gaines Young Book Award is given annually to recognize an excellent book from the Appalachian region. The book was short-listed for the Willie Morris Award for Southern fiction and long-listed for the Carnegie Medal for excellence in fiction. Largehearted Boy and House put together a music list to accompany Southernmost. The list includes music by Brandi Carlile and others.<mask>'s writing has appeared in a number of publications, including The New York Times, Narrative, Nowhere Magazine, Oxford American, Newsday, and The Louisville Review. New Stories From the South: The Year's Best, 2004 and Best Food Writing: 2014). The introduction to Missing Mountains, a study of mountaintop removal, is one of the books he has written. During his time as a commentator on NPR's All Things Considered, <mask>'s essays and short stories have been featured several times. <mask> is a writer. The Hurting Part was written by <mask> and produced by the University of Kentucky. His second play, Long Time travelling, was produced by the actor's guild in Kentucky.This Is My Heart For You is a play about a small town divided by a gay rights discrimination case and hate crime that 888-270-6611


title: Silas House

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texts: chosen as the focus of a literary festival. Shepherd University in Shepherdstown, West Virginia chose him as the Appalachian Writer of the Year. <mask> is a music journalist and a contributing editor to No Depression magazine, where he has written features on Lucinda Williams, Delbert McClinton, and many others. <mask> is an in-demand press kit writer for Nashville's music business, having written biographies for Kris Kristofferson, Buddy Miller, and Lee Ann Womack. He was a regular contributor to All Things Considered. Between 2005 and 2010 <mask> was very visible in the fight against mountaintop removal mining, a form of coal mining that blasts the entire top off a mountain and fills the valley below with debris. After being invited on a tour of devastated mountains by environmentalist, author, and public intellectual, <mask> got involved in the issue.More than three dozen authors have signed the 2005 Kentucky authors' statement against the practice since the original draft was written by House. An editorial in The New York Times was published by House. The keynote speaker at I Love Mountains Day was the speaker of the board of the major clearing house for grassroots organizations fighting mountaintop removal. Other Kentucky writers have joined House in this fight. House has become more outspoken on fairness issues. He was invited to speak at the Library of Congress after writing an editorial for The New York Times about the fight for gay equality in small towns. He was one of the main speakers at the Women's March in Kentucky.<mask> was born and raised in Kentucky. He lives in Kentucky. He is married to a

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title: Afonso IV of Portugal

texts: <mask> was King of Portugal from 1325 until his death in 1357. He was the illegitimate son of King Denis of Portugal and Elizabeth of Aragon. <mask> was the rightful heir to the throne of Portugal. The old king preferred his illegitimate son, <mask>. Civil war was caused by the rivalry between the half brothers. After the death of their father, Denis, <mask> IV became king and exiled his rival, <mask>, to Castile. <mask> tried to take over the crown.The peace treaty was arranged by <mask>'s mother, Queen Elizabeth. <mask> married the daughter of a King in 1309. Maria was the first child of this union. Alfonso XI of Castile had a child-marriage with the daughter of one of his regents. He married <mask>'s daughter, Maria of Portugal, two years later. Alfonso XI became involved with a mistress after his marriage to Maria, who became Queen of Castile in 1328. Juan Manuel, Prince of Villena, waged a war against Alfonso XI until 1329.After mediation by Juan del Campo, Bishop of Oviedo, the two were able to reach a peaceful accord. <mask> <mask> had his son and heir, Peter, marry Castilian infanta, Constanza, because of the public humiliation of his daughter. Four years later, peace arrived through the intervention of the Infanta Maria. Portuguese troops played an important role in defeating the Moors at the Battle of Ro Salado in 1340, a year after the peace treaty was signed. Castille was torn by civil war after Alfonso XI died, but political intrigue marked the last part of <mask> <mask>'s reign. The new King Peter of Castile sent many Castilian nobles into exile. Peter fell in love with Ins de Castro.Ins was the daughter of an important noble family from Galicia, with links to both the royal houses of Castile and Portugal. The Portuguese court considered her brothers to be Castilian upstarts, and they became favorites of Peter. After the death of their third child, Peter began living openly with Ins and refused to marry anyone other than her. His father tried to arrange another marriage for him so he wouldn't have to go to

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texts: war again. The aging <mask> lost control over his court as the years went by. Ferdinand, Peter's illegitimate son, was a sickly child, while Ins' illegitimate children thrived. Ins de Castro was imprisoned in his mother's old convent in Coimbra and murdered in 1355 because <mask> was worried about his grandson's life.Peter became enraged after learning of his lover's decapitation in front of their young children, but he expected his son to marry a princess. Peter was reconciled to his father in early 1357 after he destroyed the country between the Douro and the Minho rivers. <mask> died in Lisbon in May. The nickname the Brave alludes to <mask> <mask>'s martial exploits. His most important accomplishments were the relative peace enjoyed by the country and the support he gave to the Portuguese Navy. The first Portuguese maritime explorations were ordered by <mask> after he granted public funding to raise a proper commercial fleet. The conflict with Pedro led to the creation of Os Lusadas by Lus de Cames.More than twenty operas and ballets were based on the relationship between father and son and Ins de Castro. Lus de cames wrote The Lusadas in Portuguese and Nise lastimosa and Nise laureada were written in Spanish. Inez de Castro is a story written by Mary Russell Mitford. Ins de Castro is a novel written in Spanish and Portuguese. <mask> had a marriage and descendants on September 12th, 1309. The previous kings had children out of wedlock, but <mask> did not. Maria was the mother of the future King Peter of Castile.The union of her husband and Leonor de Guzmn was an unfortunate union from the start, and <mask> died in his infancy. Denis was buried at the Convento das Donas of the Dominican Order in Santarém, he died a few months after his birth, and Peter was the first surviving male offspring. The two orphans, Maria and Ferdinand, were buried at the Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Velha in Coimbra after Queen Beatrice took care of them. There are references to the House of Burgundy-Portugal and the People of the

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title: Curtis Coe Bean

texts: C. C<mask> was an American businessman and politician. He was a member of the Tennessee House of Representatives and the Arizona Territorial Legislature. He had a number of business interests over the course of his life, but is best known for his mining interests. On January 4, 1828, <mask> was born to Josiah J. and Olive Sanborn in New Hampshire. He moved to New Hampshire with his mother after his father died. He was educated at Union College. After moving to New York City, <mask> got a job at the custom house.In addition to his job, <mask> read law. He was admitted to the bar but never practiced law. <mask> donated $2,500 for the creation of a private railroad because of his financial success. The clerk of the New York City school board was <mask> during the American Civil War. <mask> moved to Tennessee in the late 19th century. He went to Nashville. <mask> was a member of the Tennessee House of Representatives.Mary Margaret Bradshow was married to <mask>. Mary, Grace, and Blanche are the daughters of the couple. In June 1868, <mask> and his wife moved to Arizona Territory. He was selling grain to the military by October. While buying corn from local farmers for 7/pound in gold, <mask> sold it to the military for 8/pound. He purchased corn from New Mexico Territory at 6/pound and took it to Arizona via an ox cart in 33 days. <mask> tried to employ the indigenous population.In 1873, he advertised for any Indian willing to work and earn an honest dollar while searching for laborers to cut hay for Fort Verde. If he was

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texts: awarded a contract to operate a farm, <mask> promised to give away free vegetables. <mask> had a sutler store and a ranch near Fort Verde. He imported items from Missouri to avoid higher prices in San Francisco. <mask>'s main business interest was mining. After visiting a mine for the first time in January 1869, <mask> began to acquire mining claims and was shipping thousands of pounds of silver Ore to San Francisco by 1870. Along with the acquisition and sales of mining equipment, this was expanded to include several milling operations.Some of <mask>'s mining interests were held in the name of just him and his wife, while others were held by partnerships. John C. Frémont and Charles Silent were partners with <mask>. <mask> branched out into copper mining in the late 19th century. He sold most of the copper mines to Phelps Dodge. <mask> tried to be elected Territorial Delegate in 1874. He lost the election by a wide margin. The disqualification of 650 <mask> votes by the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors was one of several anomalies in the race.There was no election at the Lower Lynx Creek precinct. The Little Colorado precinct returned more than 400 votes to the county seat despite witnesses' claims that only 106 ballots were cast. On April 29, 1876, <mask> announced his intention to run for Territorial Delegate again, but withdrew his candidacy a month later after being accidentally shot with his own weapon. During the 1879 session, <mask> was elected to a council seat in the upper house after running for a seat in the

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texts: territorial legislature. He wanted the office of territorial mineralogist to be created. There is a chance that the Governor might hold the newly created office in addition to his position as governor. Friends tried to get <mask> to run for mayor.When it was discovered that <mask>'s home was outside of the city limits, the matter was dropped. Territorial Delegate was run by <mask> again in 1884. He ran on a platform that mirrored the national party platform but added a call for territorial officials to be selected from territorial residents, free public education, increased territorial control of land grants to the railroads, and reductions in the size of Indian reservations. Pinckney Head is a prominent merchant. The election was won by <mask> with a vote of 6,747 to 5,595. <mask> was assigned to the United States House Committee on Mines and Mining. As a delegate, <mask> secured a right of way for the Southern Pacific Railroad.The railroad was able to build a spur from its main line to Phoenix. The Harrison Act of 1886 limited the legislature's ability to grant subsidies to railroads and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals There was a reward for the capture or killing of Geronimo, as well as

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texts: incentives for the creation of artesian wells. In 1886, Republican's unanimously renominated <mask> for a second term. The platform called for a prohibition on Chinese immigration, criticized the Cleveland administration for being too pro-Wall Street, and called for Union Army veterans to be given a pension. Marcus A. Smith defeated <mask> 4,472 to 6,355. <mask> returned to his mining interests after leaving office.He was seen as a potential candidate for governor in 1889 but withdrew his name due to his wife's unhappiness with life on the frontier and growing financial concerns. The legal address for <mask> in Arizona was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 He lived in New York for the rest of his life and traveled to look after his business interests. On February 1, 1904, <mask> died. He was buried in Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery. People from New Hampshire and Arizona are delegates to the United States House of

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title: Shivaji

texts: <mask>sle Maratha clan. Shivaji carved out an enclave from the declining Adilshahi sultanate to form the Maratha Empire. He was crowned the Chhatrapati of his realm in 1674. Shivaji had alliances with the Mughal Empire, the Sultanate of Golkonda, and the European colonial powers over the course of his life. The Maratha sphere of influence was expanded by <mask>'s military forces. Shivaji established a civil rule that was progressive and competent. He promoted the use of the Marathi and Sanskrit languages, replacing Persian in court and administration.<mask>'s legacy was to vary by observer and time, but nearly two centuries after his death, he began to take on increased importance with the emergence of the Indian independence movement, as many Indian nationalists elevated him as a proto-nationalist and hero of the Hindus. <mask> was born in a hill-fort near the city of Junnar in the early 20th century. Scholars don't agree on his date of birth. <mask>'s birth is celebrated as a holiday by the Government of Maharashtra. <mask> was named after Shivai. Shahaji Bhonsle was <mask>'s father. His mother was the daughter of a Mughal-aligned sardar who claimed to be descended from a royal family.Shivaji was a member of the Bhonsle clan. The epithet "Raja" was given to his paternal grandfather Maloji, who was an influential general of Ahmadnagar Sultanate. He was given the right to 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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