title: Jonny Storm

texts: holidays, <mask> runs his own wrestling camp events. He gained entry into the Flyweight Title Round Robin Tournament after another wrestler suffered an injury. He is involved in a bitter feud with an obnoxious flyweight who believes he is the new "Wonderkid" of British wrestling. <mask> competed in the tournament to decide the first XPW European Champion, which was created in 2003 through a working relationship between the FWA and XPW. He defeated Jerry Lynn in the finals of the FWA show in England to win the tournament and the championship. <mask> made his first appearance for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) on 12 March 2003 when he competed in a triple threat match for the X Division Championship match against the champion Kid Kash and Amazing Red.<mask> competed in a Ring of Honor and FWA show in May 2003 where he lost to A.J. There are styles. During the 2003 Super X Cup Tournament, <mask> lost to Teddy Hart in the first round. <mask> was unsuccessful in his attempt to win the IWA Mid-South LightHeavyweight Championship at the Combat Zone Wrestling (CZW) show. He appeared for CZW again in January 2004. He returned to the States in 2005 and wrestled against Petey Williams, Kevin Steen, and Trik Davis in the Independent Wrestling Association Mid-South. He was supposed to be a member of Team UK in the 2006 World X Cup Tournament, however, two of the other members of the team were already booked in Japan, and so they were replaced by Team Canada.<mask> worked in 16 different countries for more than 80 promotions. <mask> has trained other

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title: Dáire Cerbba

type: paraphrased

texts: Medn Mairtne was a king of the 4th-century Irish dynasty Dire Cerbba. One descendant of his may have been the King of Ireland and some British territories, and another may have been the Queen of Legaire mac Néill. Cormac, son of Ailill, son of Eochaid, son of Dire Cearb, was a king of Munster. Unlike many other individuals due to name or obvious descent sometimes considered Dirine, neither <mask> nor his family appear to have any associations with the Corcu logde and are instead considered, at least officially, relatively close relations of the oganach The most frequently named early ancestor of the historical U Liathin is Dire <mask>find and Crimthann mac Fidaig. According to the early manuscript, Dire Cerbba was born in Brega, County Meath, and got his epithet from there. This is not clear.He could be a relative of Conall Corc, the founder of the Eganachta dynasty. He is often confused with Maine Munchan, who may be his father or twin brother, depending on the source, or this is an alias and the two people are the same. Both are listed as sons of Ailill Flann Bec, grandfather of Conall Corc, but the arrangement changes from source to source. Maine's offspring are thought to be fathered by Daire due to Maine's inability, and as a result, Maine tends to be overlooked as an Ancestor. The tradition says that the

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title: Dáire Cerbba

texts: Macalister's edition of the Lebor Gabla renn: Enna, nna had associations with Brega. The name Ma(i)ne Munchain is found in the midlands without any known Eganachta associations.7. There is a CD. Uisneach was included in their territory. A descendant of Mugain of the Osraige, mother of ed Sline, appears to be another Ma(i)ne Munchain. The historical rulers of the Kingdom of Brega were the Sl nedo Sline. The U Maine was founded by their own Maine Mr and the seven sons of Medb and Ailill mac Mta were all named after them. The Psalter of Cashel wrote in Rawlinson B 502 that Dire <mask> is a son of Maine Munchan.The U Liathin's descendants are the focus of this variety. Maine Munchan, who in the principle descent scheme variant exemplified in Laud 610 and also found in the Book of Munster, as well as at least suggested in Rawlinson B 502, is not mentioned or focused on. The Maiccni Echach ard was written before the 10th century and contains the earliest surviving direct mention of Dire. The family are referred to as Dirine because they can be found here. Flann goes to the trouble of saying "son of the son of Dire" and "grandson of Dire" in the poem. The U Fidgenti and U Liathin both claim descent from Dire Cer, but Flann's language describing their families as Dirine is problematic. Dirine and Flann are believed


title: Bud Greenspan

texts: J<mask> was a film director, writer, and producer. He had large, dark-framed glasses on top of his shaved head. <mask> was born in New York. After graduating from New York University, he went into sports broadcasting. <mask> became the sports director at New York City's largest sports radio station when he was 21 years old. <mask> produced television commercials while also writing articles for magazines.The Strongest Man in the World, a 15-minute feature on weightlifter John Davis, was one of the films he made. In 1967, he formed his own film company with his wife. <mask> and Nancy Beffa ran a production company after <mask>'s wife's death. There were several hour-long productions. <mask>'s first award was for The Olympiad, a 22 hour-long documentary specials on the Olympics. The series was broadcasted in 80 countries. The two-hour movie of the week biography of gold-medalist Wilma Rudolph was released in 1977.Washington was in his first movie role. The first of several vignettes, This Day in Sports, aired on CBS in 1979. In 1980 there were similar Olympic moments, Olympic events and Olympic Vignettes. <mask> worked in other media as well as film. He was an editor. Several books, including several on the Olympics, a book of sports bloopers called Play It Again, <mask>, and We Wuz Robbed, were written by him. He produced 18 more spoken word albums after his first album went gold.<mask>'s work was recognized many times. He received awards

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title: Bud Greenspan

texts: from the Directors Guild of America and the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. One of the industry's most prestigious awards, the George Foster Peabody Award, was given to him in 1996. The International Olympic Committee President said that <mask> is an "endless friend of the Olympic family" after <mask> received the Olympic Order award in 1985. <mask> was a member of the United States Olympic Hall of Fame. The Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland has a permanent display of his visual and musical The Spirit of the Olympics. <mask> was in the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame in 1994.He received an award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame. <mask> Greenspan Circuit is a street in a housing development on the site of the media centre at the Olympics. Death <mask> died of Parkinson's disease at the age of 84 in New York City. The First Miracle: 1960 U.S. Olympic Men's ice hockey Team was presented by <mask>. They did it in (2006). July 4, 2007. <mask> will receive a lifetime achievement award.March 23, 2006). There is a television show called "Emmy Online." July 4, 2007. <mask>, <mask>. There are stories that resonate and why I tell them. There's a movie called "Sundance''. July 4, 2007.<mask> is a speaker. July 4, 2007. The Larry Doby Story is the subject of Pride Over Prejudice: The Larry Doby Story. January 26, 2007. July 4, 2007. Neurological disease deaths in New York are related to Parkinson's

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title: Denis Maguire

texts: The Irish Roman Catholic churchman, also known as Dennis or <mask>, was the Bishop of Dromore from 1767 to 1770 and the Bishop of Kilmore from 1770 to 1798. In 1721 he was born in the parish of Killesher, County Fermanagh, Ireland. Bryan, Philip, John and James were his brothers. His family was dispossessed of their lands and all they had left was a small farm in Killesher. He joined the Franciscan Order of Friars Minor Observants after studying at Louvain University. He was a Guardian of the Order in Louvain. The Bishop of Dromore was appointed on the recommendation of the Bishop of Speyer.Sir James Caldwell was the referee. If we are to believe the testimony of Major Edward Magauran who visited the bishop in the Spring of 1767, Dr. Maguire was an unreliable man when he was appointed Bishop of Dromore. The major was the grandson of Colonel Bryan Magauran, the Chief of the Clan McGovern who fought in the Battle of the Boyne for King James II. At the time of Dr. <mask>'s appointment as Bishop of Dromore, Edward M'Gauran was serving as an ensign in the Austrian army. He needed a witness in Ireland to corroborate the testimony of Dr. Reilly, so he hired several months to collect their attestations. I was incensed by his duplicity, which was injurious to my purpose and his tenets, and set off and traveled all night, arriving the next morning at Kilmore, the seat of the Protestant Bishop. The identification of Dr. Reilly as Titular Bishop of Kilmore is puzzling as Andrew Campbell was the bishop at the time.Campbell was hiding and living out of the diocese at Dunany, County Louth. The priest of Crosserlough

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title: Denis Maguire

texts: was the Vicar General of Kilmore. The Protestant Bishop of Kilmore was Dr. John Cradock from November 1757 to March 1772. The house where the bishop stayed was owned by a Protestant family. However they remained close to their Catholic cousins as evidenced by the fact that when he was bishop of Kilmore in 1793, Dr. Maguire supported the Protestant Captain <mask>. Fr. is Bishop Maguire's agent in Rome. The Guardian of St.Isidore's College prepared an appeal in Italian to the Papacy.After the death of Bishop Andrew Campbell of Kilmore Diocese on December 1st 1769, Dr. Maguire was approved by the Pope to be the new bishop of Kilmore. He was accused of appointing fellow Franciscans to the best parishes in the Diocese. The Canon of Armagh protested bitterly to the Cardinal in April 1784. The priests of the diocese resented the favors shown to the Franciscans and killed a horse and set his house on fire. The Penal Laws against Catholics resulted in the three previous bishops of Kilmore being non-residents of the Diocese due to fear of arrest, with the result that Dr. Maguire had a huge task on his hands to restore discipline among the Kil. The Catholic churches were converted to Protestant worship before his appointment. Mass was said in remote locations.He caused the churches to be built in Kilmore. The Holy Trinity church in Templeport is the best preserved example of a single cell barn church. He founded four Latin schools in the diocese. The Protestant Ascendancy has a good side. He was one of 24 people who signed an address to King George III in support of his war against Revolutionary France. One of the


title: Denis Maguire

texts: Franciscans' chalices was given to Dr. Maguire. The Franciscans received a magnificent silver chalice in 1739, which was presented to them by Captain Sir <mask>, Knight of the Noble Order of the Noble Order.Domini was Anno Domini. Please pray for his intentions. The parish church of Cloonclare, Manorhamilton, County Leitrim is where the chalice was passed on from Dr. Maguire to his brother Philip who died in 1806. St. Patrick's College has a silver drinking goblet that belonged to Dr. Maguire. Reverend Charles O'Reilly was appointed as the Bishop of Fussala on 17 May 1792, after the strain of reorganising the diocese was told on Dr. Maguire's health. The Bishop of Kilmore was succeeded by Dr. Charles O'Reilly at the age of 77. Dr. Maguire was buried next to his brothers Bryan and James in the churchyard of the Church of Saint Molaise on Devinish Island in Loch Erne, County Fermanagh.His gravestone is visible from the south wall of the church and reads in memory of the late Most Rev. The Catholic Bishop of Dromore who was translated to Kilmore died on the 23rd of December 1798. Aged 77 years. He lived an exemplary life with great zeal and charity. He was the Good Shepherd. A true and real follower of his master. There is a portrait on the wall of St. Patrick's College.The Public Records Office in Dublin houses Dr. <mask>'s will and testament, which was proved by his brother and nephew on 3 January 1799. In the Name of God is what it reads. Amen. To guard against a surprise, death being certain and the hour unknown, I make this my last will and testament, and dispose of all my worldly substance in the

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title: Denis Maguire

texts: following manner. I want my body to be buried in Devenish with my brothers Bryan and James, and I want a decent tombstone, not a very expensive one, placed over me at my funeral. There is no spirituous liquor. N.B.2.<mask>, Philip's son, will get one hundred pounds of the money deposited in Philip's hands and half of the profit rent from Mr. James Caldwell's lease of the tenements in town and chapel- park. I am joint leasee in that holding. If Philip dies before my niece Ann, I will leave her six pounds a year for the rest of her life. I mean Alice's son. I leave six pounds a year to my brother John and one hundred pounds a year to my niece Mary MacHugh for two years after his death. If my nephew Captain <mask> comes to the country after my death, I will leave him my horses, saddles, etc. I want the Lives of the Saints to be kept in the family and so I leave all my books, Latin, French and English, in charge of <mask>.If Mr. Hassard chooses to return the two hundred pounds, I will order the money to be divided equally between the male and female descendants of my brothers Bryan and Philip, as well as my two sons Hugh and Oliver. My nephew, <mask>, and my brother, Philip, will be appointed as the beneficiaries of my will. I wrote it under my hand on the 20th day of May 1798. R.C. is owned by <mask>. Bp. of Kilmore. I order my property to be auctioned and the price given to the poor of the parish of Killasser.<mask>. In Breifne Journal, Volume IX, No., there is a reference to <mask>ire OFM Bishop of Kilmore. pp 739–782 was published in 1997. 1721 births 1798 deaths 18th-century Roman Catholic bishops in

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title: Richard Maibaum

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title: Richard Maibaum

texts: his anti-lynching play, The Tree, became a Broadway production under the direction of the young Robert Rossen. Maibaum was an actor in the Shakespearean Repertory Theater on Broadway. He was in fifteen different productions. Maibaum was involved with the politics of the Depression while he was a playwright. In 1933, the year in which Hitler ascended to his dictatorial powers in Germany, Maibaum attacked Nazism in his play. The first of several anti-Nazi plays appeared that year.<mask>'s stage comedy Sweet Mystery of Life became a film in 1937. He was a writer for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the most powerful and prestigious studio in Hollywood, after his rapid rise as a playwright. See My Lawyer was written while he was in LA and was produced in New York by George Abbott. The play ran for over 200 episodes from 1939 to 1940. MGM <mask>'s first credit was The Old School Tie. They Gave Him a Gun was a project he worked on. They worked on Stablemates for Wallace Beery.The Lady and the Mob, Coast Guard, and The Amazing Mr. Williams were written by Columbia At Columbia. Beery did The Ghost Comes Home and 20 Mule Team. He was a writer on Alfred Hitchcock's Foreign Correspondent. I Wanted Wings was a huge hit when <mask> worked at Paramount. He did some work on Hold Back the Dawn. He wrote Ten Gentlemen from West Point at 20th Century Fox. <mask> joined the U.S. Army in 1942 and, like many other Hollywood writers and directors, was commissioned as a captain in the Signal

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title: Richard Maibaum

texts: Corps.He became a lieutenant colonel. The story for See My Lawyer was written by him. <mask> went back to Hollywood for a contract at Paramount as a producer and screenwriter after this experience. His first picture was O.S.S. The Office of Strategic Services was a fictional story that starred Alan Ladd. This was the beginning of his relationship with Alan. The Big Clock was directed by John Farrow.The Sainted Sisters and Bride of Vengeance were both produced by him. He wrote and produced The Great Gatsby with Alan and Cyril. The original director of the project, John Farrow, quit after a casting dispute with <mask>. Song of Surrender was written and produced by <mask>. He did two more films with Leisen: No Man of Her Own and Captain Carey. American producers Irving Allen and Albert R. Broccoli were making action films in the UK. When Broccoli signed Ladd on for a three-movie deal, he insisted on co-writing the screenplays with <mask>.<mask> moved his family to England to do this. The Red Beret was a bit of a flop. Hell Below Zero followed. He began writing for the new medium of television, including short teleplays for The Kate Smith Evening Hour, and the critically acclaimed "Fearful Decision" which he co-wrote with Cyril Hume. <mask> returned to The University of Iowa in 1954 to teach and supervise the "Footsteps of Freedom" project, a teleplay writing course. The Cockleshell Heroes was a war story that starred Jose Ferrer. <mask> came back to Hollywood in

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title: Richard Maibaum

texts: 1955.They adapted "Fearful Decision" for the big screen. Glenn Ford. He co-wrote "Bigger Than Life" with James Mason. <mask>k was directed by Terence Young and starred Victor Mature. He and Young collaborated on the script for No Time to Die and he did some uncredited work on The Man Inside. He provided the story for The Bandit of Zhobe and the Killers of Kilimanjaro. The Thin Man was written and produced by <mask> for M.G.M.-TV.He worked on the script for The Day They Robbed the Bank of England and produced a pilot for a TV series. He resigned during the writer's strike because of his ties to the Writer's Guild. Battle at Bloody Beach was written and produced by <mask>. Albert Broccoli invited him to write the first James Bond movie. His future career was finished. The first Bond movie, Dr. No, was written by James Bond <mask>. He wrote an episode for combat.From Russia with Love shared credit with Harwood. <mask> and Paul Dehn did work on Goldfinger. He was one of the writers. You Only Live Twice was the first Bond film in which <mask> wasn't credited as a writer. Albert Broccoli wanted to make a non-Bond movie, and <mask> did some work on the script. George Lazenby starred in On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Tom Mankiewicz was hired by the producers to remake the early draft of Diamonds Are Forever.Roger Moore's first Bond movie, Live and Let Die, was written by Mankiewicz. <mask> wrote and produced a TV movie that starred Glenn Ford. <mask> was brought back to

masks: Maibaum Maibaum Maibaum Maibaum Maibaum Maibaum Maibaum Maibaum Maibaum


title: Richard Maibaum

texts: work on The Man with the Golden Gun after working on the Bond movies. He was one of the writers who shared credit with Christopher Wood. Moonraker producers preferred Wood over <mask>. <mask> worked on a spoof of Bond called S.H.E: Security Hazards Expert. Michael G. Wilson, Broccoli's step-son, brought Michael Wilson <mask> back to work on the Bonds.For Your Eyes Only was their first movie together. Moore's last Bond, A View to a Kill, was followed by George MacDonald Fraser's draft, as well as The Living Daylights and Licence. <mask> once said that writing for Bond is a case of Walter Mitty. I'm not a violent person. My great kick comes from the fact that I know my job and have enough experience to write a good script. <mask> said the real trick of writing Bonds was to find the villain's caper. You're off to the races once you've got that.The James Bond films have an element of humor that is not found in the original Fleming novels. <mask> worked on Bond films until his death. He died on January 4, 1991 at the age of 81, and was survived by his wife, Sylvia, two sons, Matthew and Paul, and a granddaughter. The Lady and the Mob (1939) Coast is a partial filmography as screenwriter Birthright. The Cockleshell Heroes and Bigger Than Life were both released in 1955. The Day They Robbed the Bank of England was one of the James Bond films. The Sainted Sisters (1948) Bride of Vengeance (1949) Song of Surrender (1949) Dear Wife (1949) No Man of Her Own (1950) Captain

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title: Jerome J. Shestack

texts: The American Bar Association's president from 1997 to 1998 was a Philadelphia lawyer and human rights advocate named <mask>. He served as the United States Ambassador to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights from 1979 to 1980 and chaired the International League for Human Rights for twenty years. The National Law Journal has a list of the 100 most influential U.S. lawyers. <mask> was born in Atlantic City, New Jersey to Jewish parents. His father was a paperhanger. His grandfather was an Orthodox Rabbi and told him to pursue justice. The family moved to Philadelphia when he was ten.He graduated from Overbrook High School in Philadelphia in 1940, where he enjoyed the school's racial and ethnic diversity and began a long passion for poetry. He received a bachelor's degree in history and economics from the University of Pennsylvania in 1943. Shestack served in the Navy from 1943 to 1946. He was an officer on the aircraft carrier during World War II. He was wounded when the Japanese attacked the ship. He avoided the pork meal that day and was not on the mess deck which suffered the worst of the damage. He obtained his law degree from Harvard Law School in 1949 and was editor-in-chief of the Harvard Law Record.He started a movement to have women admitted to the law school when he was a student at Harvard. <mask> was a clerk in the Third Circuit Court of Appeals and a professor at Louisiana State University, where he advocated for blacks to be admitted to the university's law. Ernest Morial, the first black Mayor of New Orleans, was a result of these efforts. He helped end segregation in swimming pools, bowling alleys, and other public places when he was first deputy city solicitor in Philadelphia in 1951. The first woman to anchor a prime-time TV newscast in a major city was married to him in 1951. <mask> was a professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School and Rutgers University. He had three doctor of laws degrees.He practiced

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title: Jerome J. Shestack

texts: law with the firm from 1955 to 1991. When Wolf Block was dissolved, he moved to chair the litigation practice. He rejoined Schnader as a retired partner after his death. He focused on commercial law and advocacy during his law practice career. <mask> was an active Democrat and worked for Adlai Stevenson. He was a founding member of the Lawyers Committee for International Human Rights, chair of the International Bar Association's Standing Committee on Human Rights, a counselor of the American Society of International Law, and a Commissioner of the International Commission of Jurists. He was a board member of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund.He wrote a lot about human rights issues. He focused on cases that involved racial minorities, women, political prisoners, and indigents without legal representation. Edward Mezvinsky resigned as ambassador to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights on December 10, 1979. He wanted to bring attention to the poor treatment of political dissidents in the Soviet Union as well as the thousands who were "disappeared" during the Argentine Dirty War. The election of Ronald Reagan to the presidency ended <mask>'s time in the position. <mask> was a member of the American Bar Association. He was the chairman of the ABA's Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities from 1969 to 1970 and was the founder of that section.He became the first chairman of the Commission on Mentally Disabled of the American Bar Association in 1973. The ABA's Center for Human Rights was chaired by him. <mask> was one of the minority report members who gave Robert Bork a "not qualified" assessment when he was nominated to the Supreme Court in 1987. <mask> gained some attention in 1992 when the ABA refused to let Vice President and lawyer Dan Quayle speak at its national convention, when he said that Quayle would have been invited had he been a person of "personal stature or legal ability". <mask> said the

masks: Shestack Shestack Shestack Shestack Shestack Shestack


title: Jerome J. Shestack

texts: remark was disrespectful of Quayle's office. He served as president of the ABA from 1997 to 1998. He was considered too radical to hold the post, but the ABA's political drift aligned more with him.As president of the ABA, <mask> focused on increasing professionalism within the bar, established a high level commission to review and revise the bar's model code of ethics, and initiated an ethical rule regarding pay-to-play. <mask> chaired the first ABA conferences on racism and mental health as well as the first ABA Conference on Human Rights at the U.N. He was a member of the board of directors of Tel Aviv University, a member of the board of directors of the American Jewish Congress, and a member of the board of directors of Har Zion Temple. He was the Chairman of the Committee on Conscience at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Due to the fame of his wife, he was known as "Mr.Marciarose" in Philadelphia. The couple had two children, a fragrance buyer for Bergdorf and a motion picture producer. After one of their grandsons was found to be afflicted, the couple became active in Cure Autism Now.He had a book written to him by Martin Luther King<mask>. The American Bar Association medal is the organization's highest honor. "Wherever individuals have suffered, <mask> has helped them," the announcement said. His efforts have served not only American jurisprudence, but the world as well. He received the Gruber Prize for Justice in 2008 and the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Lifetime Achievement Award in 2009. <mask> once said, "There is no end of just causes to pursue." <mask> passed away at his home in Center City.Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called <mask> "a committed public servant and a dogged defender of human rights" and said that he set the standard for how civil society leaders can promote human rights. The American Bar Association has links to the United States Navy, Harvard Law School, and the University of

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title: Grand Duchess Maria Nikolaevna of Russia

texts: <mask>na Romanova was the third daughter of Nicholas II. The Russian Revolution of 1917 resulted in her canonization as a passion bearer by the Russian Orthodox Church. During World War I, <mask>, too young to become a Red Cross nurse, was patroness of a hospital and visited wounded soldiers. She was noted for her interest in the lives of the soldiers. <mask> had a number of innocent crushes on the young men she met. She wanted to have a large family. She was an elder sister of the grand duke who was rumored to have escaped from the assassination of the imperial family.It was proven that those who claimed to be her were not real. In the 1990s, it was suggested that <mask> might have been the grand duchess whose remains were missing from the Romanov grave that was discovered near Yekaterinburg, Russia. The Imperial family had been murdered in 1918, and further remains were discovered in 2007. The Russian Orthodox Church took possession of <mask> and Alexei's remains in December and put them in a Russian state repository until a funeral can be held in October. <mask> was born on June 26, 1899. She was the third child of Emperor Nicholas II and his wife. She weighed 4.5 grams at birth.Russia was disappointed by the birth of a third daughter. Nicholas' cousin wrote that there's no heir. Russia will be disappointed by this news. Victoria wrote that she regretted the third girl for the country. An heir would be more welcome than a daughter. Nicholas insisted that he was happy with <mask>andra "I dare complain the least, having such happiness on earth, having a treasure like you my beloved

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texts: Alix, and already the three little cherubs." <mask> developed a crush on one of the young men she had met."Try not to let your thoughts dwell too much on him, that's what our friend said,"Alexandra wrote to her on 6 December 1910. The third daughter was advised by her mother to keep her feelings hidden. One must not allow others to see what one feels inside. I know he likes you as a little sister and would like to help you not to care too much, because he knows you, a little Grand Duchess, must not care for him so." As a toddler, <mask> escaped from her bath and ran naked up and down the palace corridor while Margaretta Eagar, her Irish nurse, discussed politics with a friend. Her aunt said that she picked her up and carried her back to Miss Eagar, who was still talking about Dreyfus. <mask>'s siblings were all members of the Russian royal family.<mask>'s Russian title is most precisely translated as "Grand Princess", meaning that she was higher in rank than other Princesses in Europe. The English translation of the title is "Grand Duchess". However, in keeping with her parents' desire to raise <mask> and her siblings simply, even servants addressed the Grand Duchess by her first name and patronym, <mask>na. The French version of her name was "Marie", while the Russian version was "Masha". The sisters were known as "The Little Pair". The two girls shared a room, wore variations of the same dress, and spent a lot of time together. The sisters were known as "The Big Pair" and shared a room.The nickname OTMA was derived from the first letters of the four girls' first names. <mask> and

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texts: Anastasia wore variations of the same dress for special occasions. She was dominated by her younger sister. <mask> tried to apologize when her sister caused a scene with her dramatics, but she could never stop her younger sister. Lili Dehn said that <mask> knew her own mind, even though she wasn't as active as her sisters. Young <mask> had fun flirting with young soldiers at the palace and on family holidays. She would have loved nothing more than to marry a Russian soldier and raise a large family if she had not been a Grand Duchess.<mask>'s first cousin Louis Mountbatten kept a photograph of her next to his bed in memory of the crush he had on her. Louis met the Romanov sisters. He said that he was determined to marry Marie and that they were more beautiful than their photographs. She was lovely. Prince Carol visited Russia in 1917. He proposed to <mask> before he left for Moscow. Nicholas laughed at the Prince's proposal because <mask> was nothing more than a schoolgirl.Queen Marie of Romania was hopeful about a marriage for Carol with one of Nicky's daughters, and she found out that Nicholas thought it was a good match. During World War I, <mask> visited wounded soldiers at a private hospital on the grounds of the palace. The two teenagers, who were too young to become nurses like their mother and elder sisters, played games of checkers and billiards with the soldiers and tried to lift their spirits. A wounded soldier signed <mask>'s book and addressed her by her nickname: "the famous Mandrifolie". <mask> and her husband helped to tend to the children when they visited a nurses'

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texts: school during the war. She wrote her father that she thought of him when she was feeding the children. <mask>, her sisters and mother would sometimes visit the war headquarters in Mogilev for a break during the war.<mask> was attracted to the officer of the day at the Tsar's Headquarters. <mask> asked her father to give her regards to Demenkov when she returned to the area. <mask> was a noted beauty. She was known in the family as "Marie's saucers" because of her large blue eyes and light brown hair. Gotha, <mask>'s great-aunt, declared that <mask> was a real beauty with blue eyes. Lili Dehn wrote that she was exceeding fair, dowered with the classic beauty of the Romanoffs. The infant <mask> had the face of one of the angels, according to a gentleman at the Imperial court.Pierre Gilliard said that <mask> was tall and well-built. The expression in <mask>'s eyes was soft and gentle. Baroness Buxhoeveden said that <mask> was like Olga on a more vivid scale. She had the same smile and face. She said that her eyes were "magnificent, of a deep blue, and that her hair had golden lights in it." <mask> was strong like her grandfather. She showed how she could lift her tutor off the ground.<mask> used her left hand to draw and sketch. <mask> wasn't interested in her schoolwork. <mask> could be lazy. <mask> was "bellowed" at the people who annoyed her, according to a letter from her mother. The Tsarina and her daughters referred to <mask>'s menstrual period as a visit from Madame Becker. <mask> was kind and sweet. Her nickname was "The Amiable Baby" because of her good nature.Margaretta Eagar

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texts: said that <mask> was born with the smallest trace of original sin. <mask> was referred to as their "step sister" by her sisters because she was so good and never got into trouble. Nicholas was relieved when she stole biscuits from her mother's tea table because he was always afraid of the wings growing. <mask>'s sisters took advantage of her. Her sisters called her "fat little bow-wow". <mask> wrote a letter in 1910 asking for a room for her to let down her dresses. <mask> tried to convince her mother that it was her idea to write the letter.My idea was to write to you. <mask> was very close to her father. <mask>'s love for her father was marked and she tried to escape from the nursery to go to Papa. She kissed a miniature portrait of Nicholas every night when he was sick. She became ill with the disease when she and her family waited for her father to come back. She kept repeating "Oh, I did so want to be up when Papa comes" until she lost consciousness. <mask> was worried that she wasn't as loved as her siblings because she was the middle child in the family.She was worried that her mother was against her because she didn't like secrets. <mask>, you must promise me never again to think that nobody loves you. How did it get into your head? Get it out quickly again. <mask> tried to befriend her cousin but was warned by her sisters that she did not want to be with them. Like all of her family, Rasputin <mask> had a close relationship with the long-awaited heir to the throne, "Baby", who suffered from frequent complications of hemophilia and nearly died several times. Her mother relied

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texts: on the counsel of Grigori Rasputin, a Russian peasant and wandering starets, and credited his prayers with saving the ailing Tsarevich on a number of occasions.<mask> and her siblings were taught to share their confidences with Rasputin. In the autumn of 1907, <mask>'s aunt, the grand duke of Russia, was escorted to the nursery to meet the heir to the throne, the heir to the throne, the heir to the throne, the heir to the throne, the heir to the throne, the heir to the <mask>, her sisters and brother were all dressed in white. The children seemed to like him. They were at ease with him. The messages he sent to the imperial children showed his friendship with them. "My Dear Pearl M!"<mask> was written to in one telegram. How did you talk with the sea? I am missing your simple soul. We will see each other soon. A kiss. The child was told "My Dear M!" in a second telegram. My little friend!May the Lord help you carry your cross with joy and wisdom. This world is very similar to the day. The cares of the world are what it is. In 1909, the imperial children were told to "Love the whole of God's nature, the whole of His creation in particular this earth." The Mother of God was always busy with flowers. In 1910, one of the girls' governesses was horrified by the fact that the four girls were asleep in the nursery. Tyutcheva wanted Rasputin out of the nurseries.Nicholas asked Rasputin to stop his nursery visits in response to Tyutcheva's complaints. I am so afr(aid) that S.I. Maria's sister wrote to her mother on March 8, 1910, begging her to forgive her sister for doing something she didn't

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texts: developed,"Alexandra wrote to Nicholas on 6 December 1916. He wrote about his life in his memoirs. According to A. Mordvinov, the four grand duchesses sat together on a sofa in one of their bedrooms on the night they received the news. The young women seemed to sense the political upheaval that was about to happen and were in a gloomy mood. <mask>, her sisters and mother wrote an icon on the reverse side of Rasputin's grave. <mask>'s family planned to build a church over his grave site after she attended his funeral in 1916.If <mask> had survived her mother's death, she might have passed on the disease to the next generation. One of <mask>'s brothers and two of her nephews, as well as one of her maternal uncles and two children of one of her first cousins, were all afflicted with the disease. <mask> had an operation to remove her tonsils in December 1914 and bled to death, according to her paternal aunt. <mask>'s mother ordered the doctor to continue the operation because he was unnerved by it. All four of her nieces bled more than normal and she believed they were carriers of the same genes as their mother. Symptomatic carriers of the gene can have symptoms such as a lower than normal blood clotting factor, which can lead to heavy bleeding during childbirth or surgical procedures such as a tonsillectomy. In 2009, genetic testing on the remains of the royal family proved that Alexei had a rare form of the disease.His mother and one of the four Grand Duchesses were found to be carriers. American scientists identified the young woman as <mask>, while Russians identified the grand

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texts: duchess as Anastasia. In the spring of 1917, a revolution and captivity broke out. <mask> and her siblings were stricken with the disease at the height of the chaos. The children were not moved to the safety of the imperial residence at Gatchina even though she was advised to do so. <mask> was a major source of support to her mother, as she was the last of the five to fall ill. <mask> and her mother went outside on the night of 13 March 1917 to plead with the soldiers to remain loyal to the imperial family.The seventeen-year-old almost died after falling ill with the disease. After she began to recover, she was not told that her father had abdicated the throne. The family was arrested and imprisoned in a number of places. <mask> learned about the wives and children of her guards when she tried to befriend them. She said that she would be happy to live there indefinitely if only she could take a walk outside. She was aware that she was being watched. <mask> and her sister burned most of their possessions because they were afraid of being searched.Several of <mask>'s diaries are still in existence. Nicholas andAlexandra were summoned for a trial in Moscow in April 1918 and wanted one of their daughters to go with them. It's not known if it was ever intended for the Romanovs to actually reach Moscow, or if the Ural Soviet's intercept of their train was a mistake. The girls decided that <mask> would go with their parents. To watch over their ill brother, level-headed, and too young were some of the reasons why Olga was too emotionally unstable to be of much help. The rest of the children


texts: were left behind in Tobolsk because <mask>'s brother would never walk again after a severe attack on a blood clotting factor. Several weeks later, the four other children joined their family in Yekaterinburg.<mask> worried about the new restrictions on the family at Yekaterinburg in her letters to her siblings. She and her parents were searched by guards at the Ipatiev House and were warned they would be searched again. The view of the street was limited by a wooden fence around the house. On 2 May 1918, she wrote, "Oh, how complicated everything is now." We lived peacefully for eight months and now it's all over again. <mask> tried to befriend members of the Ipatiev House Guard. She talked with them about her hopes for a new life in England if she were released and showed them pictures from her photo albums.Alexander Strekotin said that she was a girl who loved to have fun. One of the guards recalled <mask>'s buxom beauty and said she didn't assume an air of grandeur. <mask> was scolded by her mother for being too friendly with the guards at Yekaterinburg, according to a former sentry. Strekotin wrote that one of the girls said, "We're so bored!" There was always something to do. I know! Do you know the name of this dog?The teenage girls were whispering and giggling as they walked by the sentries. One guard said in his memoirs that another guard forgot himself and told a joke to the grand duchesses during a meeting. The person who was offended ran from the room. <mask> asked the man why he wasn't disgusted with himself when he used such shameful words. Imagine if you could woo a

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texts: well-born woman with such witticisms and have her like you? We can get along if we are refined and respectable. Ivan Kleschev, a 21-year-old guard, declared that he intended to marry one of the grand duchesses and if her parents said no he would rescue her from the Ipatiev House himself.According to Greg King andPenny Wilson, Ivan Skorokhodov was one of the guards who smuggled in a birthday cake to celebrate <mask>'s 19th birthday. When two of Ivan Skorokhodov's superiors conducted a surprise inspection of the house, they discovered <mask> and Ivan together in a compromising position. According to them, Shorokhodov was removed from his position after his actions and friendliness towards the grand duchess were discovered by his commanding officers and that several guards reported that the Tsarina and her older sister were angry with <mask> in the days following the incident. The story is being dismissed as a myth by Helen and George because of the lack of first-hand evidence. The story seems to have come from unreliable accounts of the executioner. The Ipatiev House was left by Shorokhodov due toillness and hospitalization rather than dismissal. Adding to the unlikeness of the story, they report that any minor violation by the guards would result in being imprisoned in a local jail.A misconstrued passage in the Yurovsky note is reported to have caused the myth of Alexandra and Olga being angry with <mask>. The original note states that the Deacon actually said "This is what happened before and not with such important people." If one messed it up, it can cause a scandal, but we can sort


texts: it out in good spirit. This was in response to Yurovky saying that he could not converse with the imperial family. The passage cited by King and Wilson as evidence of <mask> being snubbed was based on a faulty translation from the original publication. On 14 July 1918, local priests at Yekaterinburg conducted a private church service for the family and reported that <mask> and her family fell on their knees during the prayer for the dead. On 15 July, <mask> and her sisters appeared in good spirits as they joked with one another and moved the beds in their room so visiting cleaning women could scrub the floor.When the guards weren't looking, they whispered to the women when they got down on their hands and knees. The four young women all wore the same clothes from the previous day. Their hair was messy. They told the women how much they enjoyed physical activity and wished there was more of it for them in the Ipatiev House. On the afternoon of 16 July 1918, <mask> walked in the garden with her father and sisters and the guards observed nothing unusual in the family's spirits. As the family was eating dinner that night, Yakov Yurovsky, the head of the detachment, came in and announced that the family's kitchen boy and Alexei's playmate, 14, must gather their things and go to a family member. The guards of the Romanov party did not want to kill the boy and so they sent him to a hotel across the street.The family, unaware of the plan to kill them, was upset and confused by the fact that five other members had already been sent away. The last time Dr. Botkin and Tatiana went to Yurovsky's


texts: office was to ask for the return of the kitchen boy who kept Alexei amused during the long hours of captivity. The family was unconvinced by Yurovsky's assurances that the boy would return soon. The family was told to move to the lower level of the house because of the unrest in the town on the night of 16 July. The family carried pillows, bags, and other items out of their rooms. Jimmy was one of the family's three dogs. The stuffed bears that stood on the landing may have been a sign of respect for the dead.Nicholas told the servants and family to leave. They didn't seem to think the guards were going to be killed when they asked questions. The family was told by Yurovsky to take different positions as a photographer. She sat to her son's left after requesting chairs for herself. <mask> and her sisters stood behind the servants and the Tsar stood behind them. Further preparations were made while they were left for half an hour. The group whispered to the girls in English, violating the guard's rules that they must speak in Russian.They were told to stand and read the sentence of execution. Before the death squad began shooting, <mask> and her family only had time to make a few incoherent sounds of shock. The early hours of 17 July 1918 were when it happened. The family's doctor and the empress' servant were wounded in the first volley of gunfire. <mask> tried to escape through the doors at the back of the room, but the doors were locked. Peter Ermakov noticed the noise as she rattled the doors. A heavy layer of smoke from the gunfire and plaster dust from the walls of the room made

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texts: it difficult for the attackers to see the lower bodies of those who were still alive.<mask> was struck in the thigh by Ermakov's bullet. She fell to the floor with two other people. The assassins left the room for a while to let the haze clear, and when they came back, they killed Dr. Botkin and the others. Ermakov turned on the two people who had been wounded. He tried to stab <mask> with a sword. He said he shot her in the head because of the jewels in her clothes. <mask>'s skull is almost certain to have no bullet wound.Ermakov thought he had killed her when he knocked her unconscious and produced a large amount of blood. He claimed to have shot in the head. <mask> and/or Anastasia regained consciousness as the bodies were being removed from the house. Ermakov struck her in the face when he tried to stab her again. The facial area of <mask>'s skull was destroyed, but the victims' faces were shattered with rifle butts at the burial site. The cause of <mask>'s death remains a mystery. Conspiracy theorists claimed for decades that one or more of the family somehow survived the slaughter.Several people claim to be survivors of the Romanov family. According to the conspiracists, there may have been an opportunity for one or more of the guards to save a supposed survivor. The guards were told to come to his office and turn over the items they had stolen. The bodies of the victims were left mostly unattended in the truck, the basement and the corridor of the house for a period of time. The guards who weren't involved in the murders were left in the basement with the bodies. The Imperial


texts: Family was attacked by at least two of the Grand Duchesses. <mask> and Anastasia screamed as they were being carried out of a truck.They were attacked again. <mask> was claimed to have survived. Alex Brimeyer claimed to be <mask>'s grandson. He said <mask> had married and had a daughter. The woman is said to have married and had a son. The Association of Descendants of the Russian Nobility of Belgium sued Brimeyer in 1971 and he was sentenced to 18 months in prison. The sisters were taken in by a priest in the Ural Mountains in 1919 and lived as nuns until their deaths in 1964.They were buried under different names. Gabriel Louis Duval wrote a book in 2004, A Princess in the Family, which claimed that his foster grandmother might have been the Grand Duchess <mask>. Granny Alina married a man named Frank and moved to South Africa. She lived with his family. Her body was exhumed to determine if she had a relationship with the imperial family. The claims that <mask> or any other member of the family survived the killings were discounted by most historians. In 1991, bodies believed to be those of the Imperial Family and their servants were exhumed from a mass grave in the woods outside Yekaterinburg.When the grave was originally found, it was hidden by the Communists who still ruled Russia. The family's doctor, Yevgeny Botkin, was mistaken for one of the eleven sets of remains. According to Dr. William Maples, the family's grave was empty. Russian scientists said it was <mask>'s body that was missing. The Russians used a computer program to compare photos of the youngest Grand Duchess


texts: with the skulls of the victims from the mass grave. The height and width of the skulls were estimated. The method was found to be inexact by American scientists.<mask>'s skull had a gap between her front teeth, but none of the skulls attributed to the Grand Duchesses did. The missing body was thought to be that of a seventeen-year-old girl due to the lack of evidence of immaturity in the female skeletons. When the Imperial Family's bodies were finally buried in 1998, a body measuring approximately 5 feet 7 inches was buried under the name of Anastasia. Photographs taken of the sisters up until six months before the murders show that <mask> was several inches taller than her sister. The heights of the skeletons had to be estimated because some of the bones had been cut. Since teeth and large portions of the jaw were missing in several of the skeletons, the Russian scientists' assertion that <mask>'s remains were not in the grave because they did not have a gap between the front teeth was questionable to American scientists. The descendants of the imperial family in the maternal line of descent, including Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, were found to be a match for the skeletons.The Imperial Family and their servants' remains were identified by matching DNA. Two of the bodies were removed from the main grave and cremated at an undisclosed area according to a report filed by the commander. The Whites would doubt the grave belonged to the Tsar and his retinue because the body count would be incorrect. The environment and materials possessed by Yurovsky and his men make it impossible for


texts: the complete burning of two bodies in a short time. Initial searches of the area failed to locate a cremation site or the remains of the two missing Romanov children. On August 23, 2007, a Russian archaeologist announced the discovery of two burned, partial skeletons at a bonfire site near Yekaterinburg that appeared to match the site described in Yurovsky's memoirs. The bones were from a boy who was between the ages of ten and thirteen years old at the time of his death and a young woman who was between the ages of eighteen and twenty-three years old.At the time of the assassinations, <mask> was nineteen years old, her sister was seventeen years old, and her brother was fourteen years old. At the time of the assassinations, <mask>'s sisters were twenty-two and twenty-one years old. Archaeologists found shards of a container of sulfuric acid, nails, metal strips from a wooden box, and bullets of various caliber along with the remains of the two bodies. Metal detectors and metal rods were used to find the bones. Russian forensic scientists announced on 22 January 2008 that preliminary testing indicated a "high degree of probability" that the remains are those of the brothers. The testing began in December of 2007. On 30 April 2008, Russian forensic scientists announced that the remains are those of the young woman they have identified as <mask>.The shards were identified by a U.S. laboratory, according to the governor of the region 900 miles east of Moscow. The results of the genetic testing were published in March 2009, and it was confirmed that the two bodies found in 2007 were that


texts: of the four Grand Duchesses. He said this has confirmed that it is the children. The entire family has been found. The remains of <mask> and Alexei were to be buried with their family on 18 October 2015, eight years after their death. The Russian Government has given permission for the Russian Orthodox Church to do a final DNA test on the two Romanov children against a blood stained cloth from their great-grandfather Emperor Alexander II, who was killed by a bomb. The tombs of Nicholas II and Alexander Feodorovna were exhumed in September of 2015.The Church and a branch of the Romanov line had doubts about the test. Due to the insistence of the Russian Orthodox Church on more DNA-testing, the burial of <mask>'s and Alexei's remains has been delayed. <mask> and her family were canonized by the Russian Orthodox Church in 2000. In 1981 the family was canonized as holy martyrs by the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad. The bodies of the family were finally laid to rest in St. Peter and Paul Cathedral in 1998. There are references to Helen and George in the notes. <mask>v was the third daughter of the Last Czar, Diaries and Letters.pp. 231–232. Bokhanov, Alexander, Knodt, Dr. Manfred, Oustimenko, Vladimir, Peregudova, Zinaida, and Tyutyunnik were all present. The Romanovs discuss love, power, and tragedy. The Lost World of Nicholas and Alexander was published by Leppi Publications. Little Brown and Co. King, Greg and Wilson wrote The Fate of the Romanovs.John Wiley and Sons, Inc. was founded by John and Helen Klier. The mystery of the Last Romanovs is being solved. The Birch Lane Press Book

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texts: was written by Peter. The story of Anna Anderson. Hugo Mager wrote Back Bay Books. The Grand Duke of Russia is Elizabeth. Massie, Robert K., is a writer.They are Nicholas andAlexandra. Dell Publishing Co. was founded by Robert K. Massie. The final chapter of the Romanovs. Maylunas, Mironenko, Sergei and Darya Galy are editors. Nicholas andAlexandra: Their Own Story is about a lifelong passion. Doubleday. Helen Rappaport.The last days of the Romanovs. Edvard Radzinsky wrote about St. Martin's Griffin. The last person. HD Wallpaper and background images in the Doubleday club. The file is called the rasputin file. Ian Vorres wrote The Last Grand Duchess. ASIN B0007E0JK0 is in the book.<mask> is the Dritte Tochter des letzten Zaren Nikolaus II. Helen and George were read further. <mask> was the third daughter of the Last Czar, Diaries and Letters. Westholme Publishing, 2019. "Murder, Rebellion, and the Fall of Imperial Russia" is a book by the Family Romanov. Helen Rappaport was written about by Schwartz & Wade. "The Romanov Sisters: The Lost Lives of Nicholas and Alexander" is a book.19th-century Russian people, 20th-century Russian women, and 20th-century Christian saints were buried at Saints Peter and Paul

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title: Peter Taylor (environmentalist)

texts: <mask> is a UK environmentalist with a long track record of public activism and scholarship on issues ranging from nuclear safety to ocean pollution. Environmentalists questioned his work on global warming. Most of the recent documented warming is caused by peaking natural cycles, that there is also a potential for global cooling and that adaptation not mitigation should be a priority. His views were covered in the media, with the front page of the Daily Express and articles in the online versions of The Times. <mask> won an open scholarship to St Catherine's College, Oxford University when he was a student at Cowbridge Grammar School. He received an honours degree in Natural Sciences from the school. After six years of being an adventurer and explorer, including a solo vehicle-cross of the Sahara and climbing the Eiger, he returned to Oxford to study Social Anthropology.<mask> was a member of the International Union of Radioecologists, the International Society for Radiation Protection and the British Ecological Society. He is a member of the Royal Anthropological Institute. <mask> left his studies in anthropology in order to start the Political Ecology Research Group. The group pioneered scientific and legal support for environmental policy initiatives and worked closely with government agencies. The group published over 20 research reports between 1978 and 1992. <mask> published an account of the anti-nuclear movement in The Ecologist, a text used by the Open University for its Control of Technology course. Following the Windscale Inquiry into nuclear fuel reprocessing in 1977 which he exposed the risks of nuclear waste storage and mounted a successful campaign against radioactive discharges to the marine environment, <mask> became a public figure.Between 1980 and 1992 he was an advisor to a wide range of organizations, from government agencies to environmental NGOs, appearing on TV and radio on issues of nuclear risk and pollution. In 1957, his work uncovered the health impact of the Windscale Fire, and in association with Yorkshire TV, the excess of childhood cancers around Sellafield. He was a member of the

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texts: commission that recommended the practice of dumping nuclear waste at sea be banned. He resigned from the research advisory group set up by the Department of Environment because he felt the government was not allowing enough time for comparative assessment of the options. The work of PERG played a role in limiting the development of nuclear fuel reprocessing and the 'plutonium economy', particularly in Germany, cleaning up discharges to the Irish Sea, altering perceptions of the risks of ionising radiation and the consequences of reactor meltdowns. The first study in renewable energy strategies for the European Parliament was produced by the group. During the 1980s campaigns, <mask> was involved with both of his brothers, with Ron infiltrating the US Nevada weapons test site and leading the Greenpeace climb of Big Ben and Robert heading the international strategy on chemical waste.Terramars is an international network of independent experts that carry out critical science policy analysis. The group worked behind the scenes in several important developments, with Professor Jackson Davis helping to lay the foundation for the Framework Climate Convention, and in Clean Production Strategies and the Precautionary Principle with Tim Jackson. The UN's ocean protection system was critiqued in the journal Bulletin of Marine Pollution. He moved from Oxford to North Wales to study shamanism. The conference 'Wilderness Britain' was organised by him as a member of the British Association of NatureConservationists. He co-authored the National Trust's document 'Call for the Wild' at the BANC/National Trust 1999 'Nature in Transition' conference. His articles in BANC's journal ECOS contributed to the new wave of consciousness known as'rewilding', which culminated in the publication of BeyondConservation and the founding of the Wildland Network.<mask> argues that conservativism is too preservation oriented and needs to be more creative and focused on larger scale land management. Chris Baines gave <mask>'s book a one page spread in the Independent and <mask> gave it a one page spread in the Independent. Bill Adams of Cambridge

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texts: University endorsed the cover of the book with the words '<mask> builds bridges between ecology, countryside policy and spirituality'. In networking ecological practitioners and land managers, <mask> worked to construct a political strategy for rewilding through regional seminars, national conferences and in 2008, his colleague in the network Steve Carver founded the Wildland Research Institute. In the lead up to his work on climate change, <mask> had been engaged at government level to develop strategies for the integration of renewable energy into countryside policy. Between 2000 and 2003 he was a member of the UK National Advisory Group of the Community Renewables Initiative. To aid this work, he set up the design consultancy Ethos, which combined science expertise from Terramars with graphic design and the use of computer virtual reality for visualising change and integrating development in the countryside.The remedies for climate change might prove more damaging to the environment than the ailment itself, according to his reassessment of global warming theory in 2009. <mask> argued that his work with the CRI had given him a better idea of the impact of renewable sources on the economy. Despite an endorsement by the drafting author of the Kyoto Protocol, Professor Jackson Davis, the book received little publicity at first, but in the lead up to the summit, his views were widely known. <mask> is critical of how the environmental movement and left-liberal press have ignored the book - it was not reviewed in The Guardian, The Independent, The Observer, or in New Scientist, all of which had previously covered his work. He has become a target of attacks because of his embrace of mystical philosophy and shamanism. His detractors focused on his statements in Shiva's Rainbow that science in public policy is mostly theatre and that he was more of an actor than a scientist. <mask> admits that most of his work was as a lawyer, but argues that his record as a skilled and experienced policy analyst has been overlooked by those who are averse to his message on climate change.<mask> gives an account of studying with the

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texts: yogic master Babaji, training with the founder of rebirthing Leonard Orr, and practicing as a breathing therapist and teacher of meditation, in which he now has an international reputation, whilst at the same time being heavily involved. He has trained with western shamans and is often invited to speak at 'alternative' convention where he explains his understanding of the connections between science and consciousness. <mask> was featured in Karen Sawyer's The Dangerous Man as someone who challenges the fixed paradigm of science and social control. He warns in his recent presentations that humanity is facing a crisis of consciousness and that much of the enthusiasm and caring for the Earth is being used by undemocratic corporate power structures in the banking world. In his book, he argues that resources need to be funneled into adaptation and the creation of human resilient communities and a robust biodiversity in order to counteract the effects of climate change. The Nuclear Controversy: a guide to the Windcsale Inquiry was published in 1980. <mask> wrote BeyondConservation: a wildland strategy.<mask> wrote Shiva's Rainbow: an autobiography. <mask> wrote about a reassessment of global warming theory. Questions of resilience are about development aid in a changing climate. ECOS writings on wildland and conservativism, Ethos, Oxford, 2011. The Precautionary Principle is in Clean Production Strategies. ed. Jackson is a member of the Stockholm Environment Institute.The legal protection of the oceans is covered in the International Politics and the Environment ed. Clarendon is in Oxford. The Fast Breeder Reactor has an assessment and assumptions of risk. A sweet place, London. The State of the Marine Environment is a critique of the work and the role of the Joint Group of Experts on Scientific Aspects of Marine Pollution. A complete list of eighteen PERG, Terramars and Ethos reports and nine peer-reviewed scientific papers can be found at www.ethos-uk.com by consulting <mask>'s detailed CV. The Wildland Network Wildland Research British environmentalists Living people 1948 births people associated with renewable

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texts: <mask> is an American political theorist and Sophia Smith Professor at Smith College in Northampton, MA. An outspoken public intellectual, he is best known for his critiques of American liberal pluralism, beginning with a critique of American Cold War strategic policy based on massive nuclear deterrence and first-strike capability, to numerous recent writings about the retreat of representative democracy in the United States. His recent book, American Democracy: Selected Essays on Critique, Practice and (2014), contains a collection of essays. <mask> graduated from Swarthmore College with a BA in History in 1954. He received a Master's in Public Administration and a PhD in Politics from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs in New York in 1961. <mask> taught political theory in the Government Department at Smith College from 1964 to 1998 and was a Visiting Professor at the New School Graduate Center in New York from 2000 to 2009. He taught at two colleges early in his career.In addition to his academic work, he has been a frequent contributor to public policy journals and magazines on topics ranging from affirmative action to anti-Semitism. He was co-chair of the American Writer's Congress in New York in 1981 and has served on the editorial board of The Nation since 1978. He is a founding member of the Caucus for a New Political Science within the American Political Science Association. <mask> criticized the scientific approach to the nuclear arms race in his first book, Deadly Logic: The Theory of Nuclear Deterrence. He argued that their reliance on scientific solutions to nuclear escalation was profoundly unscientific and inattentive to the deeper moral and political dimensions of the

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texts: compromised and half-hearted version of it that makes compromises with political power brokers or corporate moneybags. American Democracy, p. 96.<mask> has argued that the democratic elements of representative democracy are in constant tension. Representative democracy and modern capitalism are incompatible because they undermine the foundations of political equality, and because a truly representative and accountable government must have input from participants at all levels of public life. Pointing out that vibrant democracy must be open to mass protest movements. He has argued that the defenses of social inequality can only be overcome by collective action. 4. The tendency to institutionalize and contain democracy movements endemic in contemporary American politics is one of the reasons why pro-democracy movements are undermined by the increasing concentration of mass media. 9).He asserts that true democracy is dependent on a strong state for its protection, not the free-market theorists. There are more than one 3). The Rockefeller Foundation gave the Caucus for a New Political Science Award and the Institute of Advanced Studies gave the Visiting Fellow Award. <mask> is an English professor at Northeastern University and <mask> is a film and internet producer. His memoir, Taking Sides: a Memoir in Stories, is a nostalgic and ironic account of his personal, political, and intellectual development. <mask> was the author of Books Green. The year 1966There is a theory of deterrence. Schocken Books is in New York. <mask>. The year 1981. The pursuit of wealth. Pantheon Books is in New York. <mask>.The movie was released in 1985. Retrieving democracy. Rowman and Littlefield Publishers are in Washington, DC. <mask>.

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texts: The year 1997. There are differences in ideology and gender in Hollywood. The University of Massachusetts Press is in Massachusetts.<mask>. There was a report in 1999. Both equality and democracy. The New Press in New York. <mask>. The year 2005. The truth about Conservative lies, corporate culture, and television culture can be found in Primetime Politics.Rowman and Littlefield Publishers are in Washington, DC. <mask>. The year 2014). Essays on Theory, Practice, and Critique are included in American Democracy. There is a book in New York called Palgrave Macmillan. <mask>. The year 2015.Taking Sides is a memoir. Levellers Press is in Massachusetts. The books were edited by <mask> and Michael Walzer. The political imagination in literature is a reader. The Free Press of New York. <mask> and Levinson are authors. Dissenting essays in political science about power and community.Pantheon Press is in New York. <mask>, ed. In 1993 there was a 2d ed. 1999 was the year of democracy. The Humanities Press of New Jersey. <mask> and Robert Benewick wrote a book. In 1992 there was a 2d ed.The Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century Political Thinkers was published in 1998. New York: Routledge Press. References Living people American political scientists American political writers American male non-fiction

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title: Rachael McCully

texts: She is one of Australia's most accomplished female basketballers. The WNBL's defensive player of the year award was earned by <mask> during his time in the league. She played her last game in the WNBL Grand Final for the Townsville Fire. A member of the Australia women's national basketball team for the first time in 2010, she narrowly missed out on selection for the World Championship for Women in the same year. Personal Flanagan was born in 1982. She is tall. She is a personal trainer.In July of 2011, Flanagan was diagnosed with a potentially career-threatening knee condition. She was warned by her doctor that she could endanger her career if she didn't take immediate steps to address the swelling. Basketball Flanagan played junior basketball for the South Australian Forestville Eagles. Between 2008 and 2010 the basketball season was off. She said it was a lot. During warm-ups, I feel like I'm 55, but it was a great break and my body really appreciated it. I'm refreshed and ready for the first game after eight seasons in the WNBL and ABA, so I'm looking forward to it.She was named to the All-Star Five in 2010. She played for the Meteorettes. The WNBL player stayed with the team until the end of the 2003/ 2004 season. She played for the Townsville Fire from 2004 to 2007. The Dandenong Rangers had a player named Flanagan. She was a point guard for the team. She averaged 5.7 points per game that season.After returning to the Fire for the 2008/09 season,


title: Rachael McCully

texts: he remained on the roster into the 2014/15 season. The club's all-time games record was held by <mask>. She surpassed her former teammate, who held the record for 131. She became the first player club history to have her number retired after guiding the Fire to their first championship. She played in 21 games in 2006 and earned 62 assists. She scored a total of 157 points in the 2008/09 season. She led her team in this area with 113 assists.She was a member of the team. She was fourth in the league for steals with an average of 1.7 per game, seventh in the league for four shot percentage at 78.6%, and seventh in the league for assists with an average of 4.1 per game. She averaged 13 points a game that season. She played in two post season games where she had an average of 2 assists, 3 steals, 3 rebound and 14.5 points per game. She was one of the two most experienced players on the Fire. She made two free throws after she was called for a foul with 1.9 left in the game and gave her team the win. She scored 19 points in a game her team won.She played in 22 regular season games in the 2010/2011 season. She had an average of 14.3 points and 4.9 assists per game for the season, which was her best performance to date in the league. She was named the Fire's Most Valuable Player in 2009, and the team's Fans' Player of the Year in 2010. She was a star on the team. She was the WNBL's defensive player of the year in both 2010 and 2009. She was the leader of the


title: Lawrence Phillips

texts: <mask> was an American football running back who played in the National Football League for three seasons. A highly-touted collegiate prospect,<mask>' professional career was cut short by legal troubles that continued up until his death. After winning the 1995 Orange Bowl and the 1996 Fiesta Bowl with Nebraska, he was selected sixth overall in the 1996 NFL Draft by the St. Louis Rams. The Rams released him at the end of the 1997 season due to his legal problems and inconsistent performances. After playing only two games for the Miami Dolphins,<mask> pursued a comeback with the San Francisco 49ers in 1999, but was released due to questions over his work ethic. He played in the Canadian Football League for two seasons with the Montreal Alouettes. He won the Grey Cup with the Alouettes in 2002, but legal problems and work ethic concerns ended his career the next season.When he was charged in 2015 for murdering his cellmate,<mask>hillips was accused of grabbing a 21-year-old college student around the neck. On November 18, 1994,<mask> was charged with failing to complete the requirements of the program after entering a diversion program earlier. Before the start of the 1994 season,<mask>' eligibility was in question because of a $100 lunch he received from a sports agent. He reimbursed the agent when Nebraska officials became aware of the violation.The NCAA ruled him eligible just in time for the season opener, but continued to investigate other issues. When the 1995 season finally arrived,<mask> became an early front-runner for the trophy. In Nebraska's second game of the season, against Michigan State,<mask> had 206 rushing yards and four touchdown on 22 carries. He averaged more than 11 yards per carry in his first two games. On September 10, 1995,<mask> broke into backup quarterback Scott Frost's apartment by climbing the outside

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title: Lawrence Phillips

texts: of the building to the third floor and entering through some sliding doors. Kate McEwen is a basketball player. McEwen's head was smashed into a mailbox after she was dragged out of the apartment by the hair and down three flights of stairs.The head coach suspended him after he was arrested. The case became a source of controversy and media attention due to the perception that Osborne was coddling a star player by not kicking him off the team permanently. If one of your players had roughed up a member of your family and dragged her down a flight of steps, would you have reinstated that player to the team? Outraged Nebraska faculty proposed that a student convicted of a violent crime should not be allowed to play football. The best way to helpPhillips was within the structured environment of the football program, according to the man who defended the decision. "I felt the only thing I could do to keep him on track was football, because that was probably the only consistent organizing factor in his life." Freshman Ahman Green started the Iowa State game despite being reinstated by Osborne after a six-game suspension.In the past,<mask> played against Kansas and Oklahoma. The Fiesta Bowl starter was named despite pressure from the national media. 1 Nebraska against No. There are two Florida for the national championship. In the game,<mask> rushed for 165 yards and two touchdown on 25 carries and scored a touchdown on a 16-yard reception in the Cornhuskers' victory. The performance boosted his draft stock. He decided to go pro a year early.Statistics include bowl game performances. At the 1996 NFL Draft, teams had to decide if his talent was worth the risk because of his character issues. He was considered a top five pick based on his football talent. He was expected to be selected by the Baltimore Ravens with the fourth pick.

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title: Lawrence Phillips

texts: Baltimore chose the best available player regardless of position, and with the fourth pick they chose Jonathan Ogden, a future Hall of Famer. According to Joe Theismann, the best player in the draft wasPhillips. The St. Louis Rams draftedPhillips in the sixth round.On the same day as the draft, the Rams traded future Pro Football Hall of Fame running back Jerome Bettis to Pittsburgh. On July 29, 1996,<mask> signed a three-year contract. In 1996, 1997, and 1998 his salaries were more than $2 million, but he did not receive a signing bonus. If he met certain conditions, he could receive guaranteed money in the future. In less than two years with the Rams, he spent 23 days in jail for creating chaos at Nebraska. In 1996 he played 15 games and 11 starts. He carried the ball for PukiWikiPukiWikiPukiWikiPukiWikis for PukiWikis for PukiWikis for PukiWikis forPukiWikis forPukiWikis forPukiWikis forPukiWikis forPukiWikis forPukiWikis forPukiWikis forPukiWikis forPukiWikis forPukiWikis forPukiWikis forPukiWikiIn 1997 he surpassed his 1996 total in only 10 games and nine starts. The Rams released him on November 20. According to reports at the time, Rams team officials told the press that coach Dick Vermeil toldPhillips that he was being demoted to second string due to his inconsistent performance and inability to stay out of trouble. The Rams had a meeting and practice that day. The Rams decided to cut ties with him. At the time, a teary-eyed Vermeil said thatPhillips was possibly the best running back he had ever coached. In the 2016 documentary Running For His Life: the <mask>s Story, it was revealed that <mask>s collapsed on the field before the 1996 Rams game.Trainers said that he had alcohol on his breath, and that they had smelled alcohol on his breath before. He stayed in bars until 4 a.m. on the night before games. On Monday,

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title: Lawrence Phillips

texts: Vermeil calledPhillips into his office and told him that he was cutting him. <mask> was given many chances to stay on the right path, even though he was known for having little tolerance for off-the-field conduct. He said that if he had the chance to do it again, he would keep him on the roster. In the film, Vermeil said that he reached out to Jimmy Johnson, the head coach of the Miami Dolphins, to give him a chance. In two games with the Miami Dolphins,<mask>s back in the fall of 1999. Bill Walsh told him that the 49ers would not hesitate to cut him if he stepped out of line after interviewing him several times. He was in the running for the starting job. His blocking left a lot to be desired. He was beaten out for the starting position.He became the 49ers' primary kick returner. His on-field performance was of greater concern to the 49ers because he stayed out of trouble off the field. He was almost never in the game on passing downs because of his blocking skills. During Week 3's Monday Night Football game against the Arizona Cardinals, their concerns were vindicated when Aeneas Williams rushed in on a blitz andPhillips failed to pick it up. Steve Young was knocked unconscious by a hard, but clean, hit from Williams. Young was forced to retire after he suffered a concussion and did not play again for the rest of the season. In the same game,<mask> ran for a touchdown to put the game away.His missed block on Williams led the 49ers to question his work ethic. The 49ers began to lose patience with him. According to coach Steve Mariucci,<mask> began losing interest early in the season, to the point that he was finding reasons and ways why he shouldn't practice. In the run-up to the 49ers' game against the New Orleans Saints, the situation came to a head. The coach refused to practice on November 10 and 12. Tom Rathman, the

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title: Lawrence Phillips

texts: position coach, threatened to stay in San Francisco ifPhillips made the trip, after Mariucci called a meeting with his staff. The 49ers suspended him for three games for conduct detrimental to the team.After he was suspended, Walsh said he wouldn't think of playing another down for the 49ers. The 49ers would cut ties withPhillips at the first chance. The only reason the 49ers didn't release him immediately was that his entire signing bonus would have counted against the team's salary cap for 1999, according to Mariucci. The 49ers released him on November 23, 1999. The Florida Bobcat's were a member of the Arena Football League. After leaving the team without telling his coach, he was released. The Canadian Football League was wherePhillips went.He was able to join the Montreal Alouettes despite being unable to get a Canadian work visa due to his criminal record. He helped lead them to the 90th Grey Cup, notching 1,022 yards, 13 touchdown, and a spot on the Canadian Football League Eastern All-Star Team. He was showing signs of lapsing into his old habits. His agent severed ties with him twice after he walked out on the team. Before the 2003 season,<mask> held out of training camp due to a salary dispute. He was released by the Alouettes on May 1 for not meeting the team's minimum behavioural standards. He was charged with sexual assault.Despite rushing for 486 yards on 107 carries and 1 touchdown for the Stamps, he was released for arguing with Jim Barker. On August 21, 2005,<mask> was arrested for assault after driving a car into three teenagers following a dispute at a football game in Los Angeles, California. At the time of his arrest,<mask> was ordered to stand trial on charges of felony assault with a deadly weapon stemming from the August 21, 2005 incident. He was found guilty on seven counts. On October 3, 2008, he was


title: Lawrence Phillips

texts: sentenced to 10 years in a California state prison, but that sentence was subsequently reduced to seven years.In August of 2009,<mask> was found guilty of seven counts, including assault with great bodily injury, false imprisonment, making a criminal threat, and auto theft, for his assault on his former girlfriend. On December 18, 2009,<mask> was sentenced to 25 years in prison for the convictions of 2009, to be served at the same time as the 2008 sentence, for a total of 31 years. On October 16, 2008,<mask> was admitted to Kern Valley State Prison. He would not have been considered for release until he was 57 years old because he was required to serve at least 85% of his sentence in order to be eligible for parole with good behavior. Damion Soward, the cousin of R. Jay Soward, was found dead in the cell the two men shared. Soward, who was sentenced to life in prison for a murder conviction, was found dead in his cell, and was believed to be the prime suspect in the case. On September 1, he was charged with the murder of Soward.The prosecutor was granted a motion to reconsider on November 9. When he was found unresponsive in his cell around midnight on January 12th, 2016 it was believed to be a suicide. On the day before, a judge ruled that there was enough evidence for a trial in the murder of Soward. The family ofPhillips agreed to donate his brain to Boston University to be examined for chronic traumatic encephalopathy. The coroner determined that the man hanged himself. He had a note on his chest. The funeral was held at the Christ's Church of the Valley in San Dimas, California.He was buried at the Inglewood Park Cemetery. The Omaha World-Herald has an article about the mystery of <mask>s. 21st-century American criminals include African-American players of American football and Canadian football players with chronic

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title: Jean de Ferrières

texts: <mask> was an influential Huguenot in the French Wars of Religion. He died a prisoner in a galley and was succeeded by his nephew. The illegitimate daughter of John II, Duke of Bourbon was the granddaughter of <mask>. The Duke of Bourbon's chamberlain, <mask>, had two sons and five daughters. <mask>, also known as 'le jeune Maligny', drowned in 1560 at the age of 16. The Maid of Honour to the Queen of Navarre was Beraude de Maligny. Catherine, Franoise, Christine and <mask> entered the religious life.<mask> Ferrires had a disinheritance in February 1538. He was disinherited by both of his parents when they made their last wills. His abandonment of the Catholic religion may have been the reason for his disinheritance. The papal conclave of 1549 to 1550 was held after the death of Pope Paul III. He accompanied his first cousin, Franois <mask>, to Metz, which was under siege by the English. He traveled to Piedmont in 1557. Franois was imprisoned in the Bastille in 1560 after falling out with the Guise family.He died on December 22, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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title: Jean de Ferrières

texts: 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Considering the enemies he had made and the circumstances of his imprisonment, Petigny suggests that this might have been an act of prudence on Vendme's part. The title of Vidame de Chartres was given to Ferrires by his cousin and he was the principal lay officer. According to Arber, because of concerns about what steps his enemies might take if he were to administer his inheritance himself, Ferrires made a secret agreement with his sister Beraude that she would present herself as Vendme's sole heir. When civil war broke out in France over religious issues, the Protestant leader, Louis, Prince de Condé, sent Ferrires and the Seigneurs de Saint Aubin and de la Haye to England to persuade Elizabeth. The Treaty of Hampton Court was signed by the French ambassadors after a number of secret conferences with English officials. There is a copy of the treaty that has Ferrires' signature.According to Arber, <mask> joined the service as a secretary because he was an excellent


title: Jean de Ferrières

texts: linguist. The English soldiers under the command of Sir Adrian Poynings sailed from Portsmouth on 2 October and arrived at Le Havre two days later. The warrant authorized the payment of a pension of £300 in quarterly installments. The English force at Le Havre was killed in action or died of the plague by July of 1563, forcing the surrender of the town to the French. The survivors brought the plague with them. The French civil war ended on 19 March 1563 with the signing of the Edict of Pacification, which granted the Huguenots certain religious freedoms. The French crown seized Ferrires' goods because he was responsible for bringing English forces to Le Havre.Charles IX of France, his mother, <mask>' Medici, and the rest of French court were at Troyes, where Ferrires and the <mask> Condé joined them on 8 April. The <mask> Condé lived in Paris for several years after Ferrires left the royal progress at Vitry. According to Arber, <mask>'s account states that he traveled to various places in Germany, including Strasbourg, and it is likely that he accompanied Ferrires on those journeys. In August of 1567, Sir William Cecil received a letter from Pierre Briet and <mask> requesting permission to make glassworks similar to those of Venice. After the death of the <mask> Condé at the Battle of Jarnac on 13 March 1569, Ferrires and his wife,

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title: Denise Bode

texts: A former Corporation Commissioner of that state, and a nationally recognized energy policy expert, was named by Forbes as one of the 100 most influential people in the world. The American Wind Energy Association is the national trade association of the U.S. wind energy industry. She told The Hill newspaper that she would return to private practice as a tax attorney on January 1, 2013. Michael Brune, the executive director of the Sierra Club, called her a "fearless leader" for clean energy. Appointed to the Corporation Commission by Governor Frank Keating, <mask> took office on August 20, 1997 and was elected on November 3, 1998 with over 60% of the vote, a record for a Republican running statewide for the first time. She was reelected in 2004. In January 2005 she began her second and last six-year term in office, having won reelection by the most votes ever received by a Republican candidate for an Oklahoma statewide office.She was raised in Bartlesville, where her father was aPhillips Petroleum executive. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in political science. She earned a Juris Doctor from George Mason University and a Master's of Law from Georgetown University. Career Bode worked on the staff for nine years. The areas of energy and taxation were the focus of David Boren's legal counsel. Before joining the Corporation Commission, she was a founding partner of a Washington D.C. firm. He has testified before Congress on numerous occasions, as well as lectured at the Heritage Foundation, and was appointed to President George W. Bush's Energy Transition Advisory Team.She was from the United States at the


title: Denise Bode

texts: International Union Conservative Women's Conference. She was elected by state regulators from the eight states that make up the Southwest Power Pool region to serve as President of the Regional State Committee. The expansion of electric transmission in Oklahoma is being directed by the committee. In 2002, Bode ran for Attorney General but was defeated by Drew Edmondson. She lost the Republican Party nomination for the Oklahoma 5th Congressional District in the July 25, 2006 primary. On April 20, 2007, she resigned as Corporation Commissioner and formed the American Clean Skies Foundation to promote the use of natural gas. On May 14, 2007, Brad Henry replaced her.On January 1, 2009, <mask> became the new CEO of the American Wind Energy Association. The AWEA had a staff of 70, including a half-dozen full-time lobbyists, a lobbying budget of 2.5 million, and a yearly budget of $35 million in 2011. In the 2010 election cycle, the PAC made campaign contributions of around $320,000, 70% going to Democratic candidates and 30% to Republicans, compared with campaign donations of just under $30,000 in 2000 but still dwarfed by those of the oil industry. In her 10 years on the commission, Commissioner <mask> helped restructure the telecommunications, natural gas and electricity industry markets. The hearings she chaired resulted in the expansion of high-speed Internet access across the state, a reduction in fees for consumers of telecommunications and discounts to encourage competition. Commissioner <mask> is a strong consumer advocate, having fought for the rights of consumers by requiring greater notice against slamming, the premature

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texts: deregulation of electricity and the imprudent purchase of natural gas in the winter of 2001. Ensuring the proper production of Oklahoma's oil and natural gas resources was one of the things she worked on.Commissioner <mask> had a key role in the area of security, having been appointed to both national and state positions involving leadership in the planning for protection of critical infrastructure and essential services against terrorism. Bose was selected by her peers as one of the top association CEOs in the country in 2009, for the Women's Council for Energy and the Environment. The name of the person is Colman, Zack. "Wind Energy's top lobbyist navigates political crosswinds." The hill. November 27. The year 2007.Francis- Smith. The Journal Record has a story about "<mask> urges 'balanced regulation' to her successors in Oklahoma." June 4th. The year 2007. "Political notebook." The World of Tulsa. August 19.The year 2007. The name of the person is Womack, Jason. "D.C. bound Bode looks back on commission days". The World of Tulsa. On June 5. The year 2007. Roth moves forward.The Tribune Business News is published by Knight Ridder. May 16. They did it in (2006). Michael McNutt. Four former rivals line up to support Fallin. The Tribune Business News is published by Knight Ridder. August 1.They did it in (2006). David Page. The Oklahoma City Journal Record Woman of the Year will receive a college scholarship. There is a journal record. August 11. The year 2005. "Executive Branch".The Oklahoma Almanac. The Oklahoma Department of Libraries is in Oklahoma City. They did it in 2004. "For Bode". The World of Tulsa. October 28. They did

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texts: it in 2004."Corporate Commissioner to speak at OCU". There is a journal record. March 4. Russell, Ray. "Utilities to get security rules". The World of Tulsa. On December 4.There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 The chairman of the corporate commission will serve on the FCC committee. There is a journal record. December 23. Marie Price. "Meet <mask> Bode". There is a journal record.October 24. The year 2001. ode was named to the president's energy panel. The World of Tulsa. On January 4. The year 1997. Ron Hrbener.There is interest group politics in America. ME Sharpe is in New York. The year (1994). Patrick Crow. "Boren's Exit". The oil and gas journal. May 2.The year 1992. William Miller. The lady is in the oil patch. There is an industry week. July 6. Washington Post article on her decision to resign, December 14, 2012 Corporation Commissioners of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma alumni George Mason University and St. Gregory's


title: David Hawkes (sinologist)

texts: He was a British sinologist and translator. After being introduced to Japanese through codebreaking during the Second World War, Hawkes studied Chinese and Japanese at Oxford University. He finished his D.Phil. in Oxford. Shaw Professor of Chinese. The Story of the Stone, also known as Dream of the Red Chamber, was published in three volumes between 1973 and 1980. He returned to Oxford in his final years after retiring in 1984. He was the foremost non-Chinese Redology expert and was known for his translations that preserved the "realism and poetry" of the original Chinese.<mask> was born on July 6, 1923 in London, England, and grew up in East London. He studied Latin and Greek Classics in Christ Church while he was a student at Oxford University. During the height of the Second World War, <mask> was recruited to study Japanese in London. He was made an instructor to the Japanese codebreakers because of his talent for East Asian languages. The former missionary E. R. Hughes was the only teacher in the Honours School of Chinese, which was established after the war. When he moved to China to continue his studies, he was studying at Oxford. He booked passage on a ship to Hong Kong without being told of his acceptance.The British poet William Empson, who was the only foreigner at the university, noticed Hawkes' letters and arranged for him to be accepted as a graduate. When the university was located in Beijing, it was in a rented room in a medieval hutong lane dwelling. He took courses in Chinese literature. The founding of the People's Republic of China was announced in Tiananmen Square on October 1st, 1949, after the Communist Party

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title: David Hawkes (sinologist)

texts: of China's defeat of the Nationalist Party in the Chinese Civil. After a long negotiation with the local police station, <mask> and his fiancée, Jean, were married in April 1950. After his wife became pregnant and China entered the Korean War, the couple was strongly advised to leave China. They left China in 1951 and returned to Oxford, where they continued their graduate study in Chinese.He received a degree. The problem of date and authorship of ch'u Tz'u was studied in 1955. He came to consider his mentor, the prominent translator Arthur Waley, who was interested in his work. When he became Oxford's chair of Chinese in 1959 he focused on changing the curriculum to include modern Chinese literature, which had not previously been covered. Premodern Four Great Novels and the short stories of Lu Xun were included in the curriculum by the end of the 1950s. To the point of being suggestive of his early love of the theatre, Hawkes' lectures were noted as being "scholarly but entertaining". In 1970 he was approached by Penguin Books to do a non-scholarly translation of Dream of the Red Chamber, after he became more interested in the novel in the 1960s.The translation of all 120 chapters of Dream of Red Chamber was a huge task, and in 1971 <mask> resigned the chair of Chinese to focus solely on his translation. He received financial support for his translation work after obtaining a research fellowship in 1973. The first 80 chapters of the novel were translated and published in three volumes. After Cao's death, the remaining 40 chapters were translated by the British sinologist John Minford. Retirement <mask> retired from Chinese

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