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texts: Air festival. The song was released as a single on July 30, 2009, and was performed by <mask> Pesch and Thomas Jensen.On 13 March 2010, <mask> celebrated her 2500th live show with a special concert in Dsseldorf with guests. <mask>, Schmier, Mille Petrozza, and Alf Ator lent their voices to the German version of Metalocalypse, the US animated show about Dethklok, the world's most popular death metal. <mask> James Dio. The Stand Up and Shout Cancer foundation for cancer research was the beneficiary of her participation in Germany in 2010. In 2012 she recorded in the US, Germany and Sweden for her new album. The first single was released in August of 2012<mask> was given the Golden God Legend award by Metal Hammer. <mask> held a two-day concert in her hometown of Dsseldorf to celebrate her 30th stage anniversary. The Classic Night Orchestra was with her for the first show. The guest singers were Biff Byford, Chris Caffery, Udo Dirkshneider, Mr Lordi and Hansi Krsch. Amen was on the show on 2 May. In the following years, <mask> had more celebratory shows with less tight schedules than in the past. She released her first album in six years on August 17th.<mask> began writing new material for her fourteenth

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texts: album in November of 2019. A vinyl version of her new single "Brickwall" will be released on July 31, 2020. She was supposed to release her new album in 2021, but it was pushed back to 2022. On 13 June 2020, <mask> performed at the CARantena-Arena in Worms, Germany, becoming the first heavy metal artist to hold a drive-in concert. She said, "Over the last few weeks I've really missed my fans and my band." The drive-in show has been a highlight of my career. It feels good to rock out again.Hopefully, we can enjoy normal shows again. Duets <mask> Pesch is well known in the metal scene for her many duets with both expert singers and new artists. The German singer wanted the duets to work with artists that she liked and that influenced her. She found the availability of many musicians she had met in her career to contribute to her albums and live performances and, as an exchange of favors between singers, she appeared both in live shows and in studio albums of those same artists. This happened with Udo Dirkschneider in the song "Dancing with an Angel" and with Twisted Sister in the song "White Christmas" on their album A Twisted Christmas of 2004. <mask>'s vocals were requested by new bands and artists to

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texts: enhance their productions, like after FOREVER on the song "Who I Am" and Tarja Turunen on the song "The Seer". Floor and Turunen were both guest singers in <mask>'s albums and live shows.The band did a duet with Ji-In Cho on their song "Victoria", just like the band did with <mask>. During the 2010 European tour with Motrhead, <mask> and Lemmy used to perform the band's famous tunes like "Killed by Death" and "Born to Raise Hell", or with Saxon in 2011. <mask> contributed to the song "A Dream That Cannot Be" by Swedish melodic death metal band Amon Amarth. In the 1980s, the presence of women in rock, and in particular in heavy metal bands, was considered more for glamour and sexual exploitation than for their talent. <mask> Pesch was one of the few exceptions, her qualities as vocalist and songwriter in Warlock, her commitment in promoting their music and her avoidance of posturing as a sex symbol won the respect of a solid fan base in the expanding European metal scene of that period, ensuring a long string of In an interview in 2006 <mask> remembered how they lived in paradise and didn't notice it until the success would continue automatically. The singer's mission to conquer the American market was

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texts: incomplete when the taste of the audience for classic metal acts shifted in favor of grunge.In her home country, <mask>'s fans and press were always loyal and favorable to her, as evidenced by the fact that she won the Best National Female Artist award in 1994. She was given enough income to survive the bleak period because of her frequent European tours in the 1990s. The readers of the music magazine Heavy Rock voted 13 times for her to be the best international singer. She said that she would never cancel a tour and that everyone knew that about her. Lemmy testified how professional <mask> is. With the return of heavy metal in the charts worldwide and the spread on the internet of hundreds of webzines and fanzines dedicated to hard rock, <mask> became again a star of the metal scene, highly requested all over the world and treated by the media as a revered veteran and The new generation of female heavy metal singers hold her career and commitment in high regard.It was a huge honor and we chose her because she was a pioneer of the female fronted scene. As a pioneer for female fans and musicians, <mask> was aware that she had the role to give other women self-confidence in the metal world. The first

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texts: official tribute album to Warlock and Doro was released by Pure Steel Records in December of 2008. <mask> Pesch has always been very careful with her privacy. She didn't want to get married or have children in order to devote all of her time to her career. The lyrics of the song "You Are My Family" are indicative of this decision. Her mother manages the Doro fan club after her father's death.When she wasn't on tour, she lived in Dsseldorf, Germany and Long Island, New York, but her house was destroyed by Hurricane Irene. She received her green card in 1991. <mask> owns a recording studio in Dsseldorf with former Die Krupps members Chris Lietz and Jrgen Engler. <mask> is vegetarian. Her stage clothes are handmade, following models she designs and uses synthetic materials which look like leather. Terre des Femmes helps women and girls in need all over the world. <mask> started practicing Thai boxer in 1995.She enjoys painting and graphic


title: Kimberly Peirce

texts: The Academy Award for Best Actress was won by Hilary Swank for her performance in Boys Don't Cry. Her second film, Stop-Loss, was released in 2008. Her film was released in October. She is a member of both the Director's Guild of America and the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences. Peirce was born on September 8, 1967, to Sherry and Robert A<mask>, who owned a construction company. Peirce moved to New York City when she was three and then to Miami, Florida when she was eleven. After graduating from the University of Chicago, Peirce moved to Kobe, Japan to work as a photographer for two years and then to New York City to work as a photographer for Time magazine under Alfred Eisenstaedt.She graduated with a degree in English and Japanese Literature from the University of Chicago. Peirce went to Columbia University to study film. Peirce finished The Last Good Breath, an experimental short film about two star-crossed lovers caught amidst a world war in which one lover always lives and the other always dies. The short was shown at the Locarno International Film Festival. Peirce was at Columbia working on an idea for her thesis film about a female soldier in drag during the American Civil War when she read a Village Voice article about the life and death of Brandon Teena. Peirce traveled to Falls City, Nebraska where she conducted research, interviewed a number of people from the town, and attended the murder trial of the two homicide suspects. The short film she made for her thesis was nominated for a Princess Grace Award by the Columbia faculty.Vachon and Peirce began working on a feature film after seeing a version of the short. Peirce received a New York Foundation for the Arts grant and worked as a 35mm film projectionist in order to fund the writing and development of the feature. The feature film was completed by Peirce in 1999. After its release, Boys


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texts: novel of the same name. The lead role was played by Chlo Grace Moretz. The film won a People's Choice Award.<mask> has directed episodes of American Crime, AMC's Halt and Catch Fire and Turn, WGN's Manhattan, and A&E History Channel's Six. On February 16, 2011, it was announced that Peirce would direct the crime thriller The Knife, about two men from opposite sides of the law who must overcome their distrust of one another and risk their lives in order to infiltrate the organization of a ruthless gang leader threatening to spread armed violence across Los Angeles Peirce was in talks to direct and executive-produce The Enclave, a limited series for USA Network. Peirce co-authored the script for Silent Star, a murder mystery about the 1922 death of Hollywood director William Desmond Taylor and the scandals that nearly destroyed the film industry. The project did not progress. The head of the Diversity Committee for Directors for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is a founding member of ReFrame, an industry-wide effort to end discrimination against women and people of color. She spoke at the Women's March in Park City, as well as giving the keynotes at the Out Fest and the AFI keynotes.She received several awards, including the OUTFEST Career Achievement Awards. She received a Women in Film award for her activism. Peirce identifies as a genderqueer "dyke". Peirce talks about the trouble Boys Don't Cry had with the MPAA, particularly the censoring of the sex scenes. Peirce wasn't happy that the sex scene between Brandon and Lana wasn't removed, but he was satisfied with the brutality and violence of the murder scene. The Last Good Breath Golden Award, Experiment Division, was presented to Raging Bull at the Canada International Film Festival. List of female film and television directors List of lesbian filmmakers List of LGBT-related films directed by


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texts: <mask><mask> is the town manager of Londonderry. <mask> was a member of the NH House of Representatives. In a 2012 radio interview, he described his professional experience as being in marketing and public relations. <mask> was elected to the New Hampshire House of Representatives in 1996 and served on the Judiciary and Family Law Committee. In 1997 he spoke for the members of the Committee against the repeal of statutes that required prison terms and fines for physicians who performed abortions and that mandated a charge of murder against physicians whose patients died in the course of an abortion procedure. He referred to the bill as an "extreme measure" because it could cause New Hampshire to become the abortion mecca of the country. The bill was signed into law by the governor after it passed the legislature.The bill banning partial birth abortion was defeated in the House. He voted in favor of Right-to-work legislation in that year. He received the Christian Coalition's "Pro-Family" House Member of the Year in 1998. <mask> worked as an elementary school para-professional and as the director of a before and after-school child care program during his time in the legislature. He worked for both the United States Senator, <mask>, and the New Hampshire Governor, Craig Benson. He started to feel a little bit like the Typhoid Mary after Governor Benson lost his re-election bid. <mask> was the New Hampshire campaign field director for Senator <mask>'s unsuccessful bid for the Republican presidential nomination in 1999.<mask> was the outreach liaison to New Hampshire's law enforcement and public safety community, as well as a caseworker where he assisted New Hampshire's citizens on a variety of matters such as veteran's affairs, social security, and immigration. <mask> was the Governor's

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texts: liaison to the Executive Branch Department heads as well as New Hampshire's Executive Council, where he assisted with appointments to Executive Branch Boards, Commissions, and Departments. <mask> was a member of the Interagency Commission to End Homelessness while he was in the Governor's Office. All of the roles that churches and charities used to do have been taken over by the government. We need to look at our community organizations as a first line of defense. <mask> joined the New Hampshire Division of Juvenile Justice Services in 2005 and became the assistant director in 2007. <mask> oversaw the Finance and Quality Assurance departments and helped develop the Division's first "report card" which measured the results and efficacy of various programs within the Division.<mask> was a member of the New Hampshire Chiefs of Police and worked closely with law enforcement and District Court judges on matters such as developing alternatives to juvenile detention and reducing the incidence of disproportionate minority contact in urban areas. <mask> worked with the Commissioner of Health and Human Services to develop the state's first Office of Faith-based and Community Programs as a way to find local, community and private-sector solutions to meet the needs of New Hampshire's most vulnerable citizens. In 2009, <mask> became the Executive Director of Cornerstone Action, a non-partisan, conservative advocacy organization dedicated to the advancement of free-enterprise, limited government, and personal responsibility policies in the state legislature. The organization's membership increased from 2000 to 8000 during his three years as executive director. <mask> has stated that revenue increased ten-fold to a high of $1.2 million in 2010 during his tenure however the organization's 2010

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texts: federal tax filings, not submitted until a month after his resignation in 2011. Despite a reduction in his salary from $65,769 in 2009, this resulted in a yearly loss of $21,505. <mask> was named one of New Hampshire's "10 Most Powerful People" by Business NH Magazine in 2011; he was also one of the most influential conservatives in New Hampshire.<mask> was the Executive Director of Cornerstone at the time he resigned to run for governor of New Hampshire. He received 30% of the vote in the primary, but lost. <mask> was appointed Town Manager of Londonderry NH in August. The Library Division is not under the control of the Town Manager. The town's budget is proposed and executed by the <mask>. <mask> was focused on growing the economic base in Londonderry. Strong results have arisen from an expansion of the town's infrastructure.<mask>'s first year in the role has seen him focus more on the Pettengill Road project. The industrial area of town is expected to bring over 150 jobs in the first year of the project. FedEx is going to open a 300,000 square foot facility in the same area and add hundreds of jobs. <mask> is focused on the conversion of Londonderry's Woodmont Orchards into the planned community of Woodmont Commons. According to Business NH Magazine, Londonderry is "poised to become an economic powerhouse" as a result of this project. When his family moved to Londonderry in 1986, <mask> moved to New Hampshire. <mask> was appointed to the New Hampshire Advisory Committee to the US Commission on Civil Rights in 2009, and continues to serve on the Committee.<mask> is the President of Smith Enterprises, a government and public relations consulting group. <mask> and his family live in Litchfield with their three children, Colby, Lindsay and Tommy. <mask> made The Pledge to veto any

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texts: state sales or income taxes. <mask> believes that the public school system needs to be reformed and that the government should issue educational vouchers that will provide tax revenue to private schools, so that parents can more afford to send their children to private schools. He says that we can't give up on the public school system because most children are educated within it. He supports grade retention, saying "we shouldn't move kids up the chain until they reach their grade level." In the context of the ongoing school funding issues of New Hampshire, <mask> says that he agrees with current Governor John Lynch that there should be a constitutional amendment allowing the state to target aid to the neediest communities but that it is a notable failure of leadership that the Governor has not delivered.<mask> said that he is now in favor of the death penalty for certain crimes. <mask> said that there was a problem with corruption in the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services and that competent people needed to do the job. New Hampshire law requires a license to carry a loaded firearm in a motor vehicle but no license is required to carry a loaded weapon on foot. <mask> said in early 2012 that he is "on the fence, but leaning toward keeping the law the way it is." <mask> has said that people don't want public funding for abortion clinics. It's an issue that affects everyone. The expansion and widening of I-93 is the most important transportation issue according to <mask>.He doesn't believe that New Hampshire can afford commuter rail service to connect Southern New Hampshire with the Boston-area rail system because studies show that expected ridership levels wouldn't be enough to support profitability. The members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives were born

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title: Tyler Cowen

texts: <mask> was born on January 21, 1962 and is an American economist. He is an economics professor at George Mason University. He is a co-author of the economics book Marginal Revolution. Marginal Revolution University is a venture in online education. For The New York Times, he writes the "Economic Scene" column and since July 2016 has been a regular opinion columnist. He is a writer for The New Republic, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Newsweek and the Wilson Quarterly. He is the general director of George Mason's Mercatus Center, a university research center that focuses on the market economy.He has hosted a show called Conversations with <mask>. <mask> and his team at George Mason University launched Emergent Ventures, a grant and fellowship focused on "moon-shot" ideas. He was ranked among the "Top 100 Global Thinkers" by Foreign Policy Magazine for finding markets in everything. In a survey of experts by The Economist in 2011, there were 36 nominations for which economists were most influential over the past decade. He was raised in New Jersey and attended Pascack Valley High School. He was the youngest ever New Jersey state chess champion. The person is of Irish descent.He received his PhD in economics from Harvard University in 1987 after graduating from George Mason University with a Bachelor of Science degree in economics. He was a student of game theorist Thomas Schelling at Harvard. He is married to a lawyer. A man who can talk about Haitian flags, Iranian cinema, Hong Kong cuisine, abstract expressionism, Zairian music and Mexican folk art with seemingly equal facility is described by the Los Angeles Times as SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA

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texts: SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA The economics of culture is one of the main research interests of the man. He has written books about fame. Creative Destruction: How Globalization Is Changing the World's Cultures is about art and cultural trade.Globalization is changing the world of three Mexican amate painters. Free markets allow them to evolve into something more people want. Other books include Public Goods and Market Failures, The Theory of Market Failure, Explorations in the New Monetary Economics, Risk and Business Cycles, Economic Welfare and New Theories of Market Failure. Daniel Gross is the author of Books Talent: How to identify Energizers, Creatives, and Winners Around the World. New York: St. Martin's Press. Big Business wrote a love letter to an anti-hero. New York: St. Martin's Press.The Washington Post and Washington City Paper wrote about the dining guide for the D.C. area. There are papers written on political philosophy and ethics. He co-authored a paper with a philosopher. He argued in a 2006 paper that the epistemic problem does not refute consequentialism. In his March 2, 2009, column in The New York Times, <mask> was described as a libertarian bargainer who can influence practical policy making. Libertarians should embrace a world with growing wealth, positive liberty, and yes, growing government according to an article written in 2007. We don't have to favor the growth in government, but we need to recognize that sometimes it is a package deal.David Brooks wrote in 2012 that he was one of the most influential bloggers on the right, and that he started from broadly libertarian


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texts: premises but did not apply them in a doctrinaire way. "Just to summarize, I generally favor more immigration but not open borders, I am a liberal on most but not all social issues, and I am market-oriented on economic issues." I'm not sure what we should do on most foreign policy issues, but I'm pretty sure we're doing the right thing at the moment. I don't like voting for either party. In a 2020 New Year's Day Marginal Revolution post, he outlined a framework for State Capacity Libertarianism. State Capacity Libertarianism acknowledges the State's role in funding and executing megaprojects and non-isolationist foreign policy. He supports same-sex marriage and is a liberal on most social issues.The Supreme Court's holding regarding same-sex marriage is exciting and positive. It is a breakthrough for people who can now marry or not marry. "I encourage people to just completely, voluntarily abstain from alcohol and make it a social norm," he said. The Mercatus Centre at George Mason produced Conversations with <mask>. Unlike Marginal Revolution, Conversations is hosted by the same company. Athletes, military personnel, entrepreneurs, novelists, and a homeless person are some of the guests. Underrated/Overrated is a recurring segment where guests are given a quick-fire list of cultural works or academic concepts and asked to say whether they agree with the general critical response received.The Production Function is where guests are asked to describe their productivity habits. The conversation I want to have is what Cowen describes in his description. The lack of wars may be hurting economic growth. What's wrong with cute-o-nomics? There is a review of Naomi Klein's The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster


title: Charles Illingworth

texts: <mask> was a British surgeon who specialized in gastroenterology. He wrote several surgical textbooks and played a leading role in university and medical administration. After serving as a fighter pilot in the First World War, he returned to medical studies in Edinburgh. <mask> was appointed the Regius Professor of Surgery, Glasgow, in 1939 after working and teaching in the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh in the 1920s and 1930s. Generations of his students influenced surgical research and teaching in Britain and abroad after he established the Glasgow School of surgery. His co-authorship of the Text Book of Surgical Pathology was highly influential. <mask> lectured and presented a television series on postgraduate medical training.Hyperbaric oxygen therapy research was done in the 1960s. <mask> was the Dean of Faculties at the University of Glasgow from 1978 to 1981 and the President of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow from 1962 to 1964. His honours included a knighthood in 1961, an Honorary Surgeon to the Queen in Scotland in 1961, and a range of degrees. The Royal College of Surgeons of England, the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada each awarded a fellowship. Illingworth was awarded a medal for his dedication to surgical science. Illingworth wrote biographies of two men. He was awarded the Rock Carling fellowship by the Nuffield Trust in 1970.The annual Illingworth Prize for medical students is administered by the University of Glasgow and the Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery holds portraits of Illingworth by Morrocco. There is a History in All Men's Lives was written by Illingworth. <mask> William Illingworth was born in 1899. His pre-university education took place at a school. He began medical studies at the University of Edinburgh in 1916. During the First World War, he joined the Royal Flying Corps. Illingworth saw

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texts: action in France in 1918, which ended when he was shot down in August over the Somme and held as a prisoner-of-war in Germany.After the end of the war, he continued his studies at Edinburgh and graduated with a degree in medicine in 1922. <mask> was a house physician at the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary during the interwar years. He studied and worked in the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh from 1922 to 1922 with Harold and David Wilkie. <mask> qualified for the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in 1925. The Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St Louis, Missouri, USA was where he studied in the period 1926–7. Professor Wilkie of Edinburgh helped him get his fellowship. He was replaced by Bruce Dick, a fellow of the International Health Board of the Rockefeller Foundation, who stayed for eight months.Dr. Dick and Dr<mask> collaborated with Dr. Gopher. Illingworth had four sons with Eleanor Mary Bennett. <mask>'s thesis was awarded with a gold medal in 1929. <mask> co-authored two surgical textbooks which remained in print for many years. The Text Book of Surgical Pathology was co-authored by Bruce M. Dick. The ninth edition of the Short Text Book of Surgery was published in 1972. <mask> was the Conservator of the Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh for three years before the Second World War.He obtained his Master of Surgery qualification in 1939. The country was facing upheaval and uncertainties of the Second World War when <mask> moved from Edinburgh to take up the role of Professor of Surgery, Glasgow. He held this position for 25 years, from 1939 to 1964, after he was appointed to this chair. <mask>, who arrived at a low point in the history of the faculty, worked to raise and re-establish the status of the University of Glasgow Medical School, playing a major role in establishing the University's high reputation in the practice and teaching of surgery after the Second World The Glasgow school

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texts: achieved worldwide renown for excellence in the practice and teaching of medicine and surgery under <mask>'s leadership. Along with the publication of new textbooks, <mask> continued to write on surgical methods. The fourth edition of the Text Book of Surgical Treatment was published in 1952.He was awarded lectureships and traveled abroad during this period, such as when he delivered a lecture about breast cancer. In 1960, Illingworth was the first McLaughlin Foundation-Edward Gallie Visiting Professor and he visited several universities and hospitals in Canada to teach and lecture. Studies of the medical use of oxygen under pressure were included in Illingworth's research. On 17 November 1961, he gave the Legg Memorial Lectures at King's College Hospital Medical School. <mask>'s work on Hyperbaric Oxygenation in the early 1960s came to be seen as one of the landmarks in the development of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. Illingworth's support of medical training extended beyond the traditional settings of universities and medical schools, and included the use of the medium of television. A series of television programmes for doctors was introduced in 1963.For hospital doctors and general practitioners and in the nature of a post-graduate class, there were twelve episodes in the series. <mask> was appointed a visiting professor at the University ofSheffield in 1963, after continuing his lecturing and teaching. He lectured to the public, students and fellow doctors over the course of a week in November of that year. <mask> retired from hospital work in 1964. His retirement as Professor of Surgery at the University of Glasgow was announced in December 1963, along with the news of his successor Andrew Watt Kay, but it did not take effect until September 1964. <mask> held positions within the hierarchy of medical and learned societies, colleges and associations, as well as being Glasgow's Regius Professor of

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texts: Surgery. He was the President of the Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland in 1955 and the President of the Society of Academic and Research Surgery in 1957.Illingworth was a central player in the history of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. From 1960 to 1962 he served two annual terms of Visitorship, and from 1962 to 1964 he served two annual terms of President of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. In 1963, Illingworth was granted the title of Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Glasgow. The Glasgow Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons was changed from a Faculty to a Royal College by <mask>'s predecessor as President. The period saw attempts to standardise and consolidate the range of diplomas offered across the UK medical colleges, with some of these changes proposed and debated by Illingworth during his leadership of the College. In 1965, <mask> was involved in appeals to raise funds for the Lister Centenary events held in Glasgow, as well as furthering his contributions to administration. The two-day scientific meeting was arranged by <mask> at the University of Glasgow and was attended by delegates from around the world.The conclusion of the event included a graduation ceremony on September 29, 1965, in which <mask> received an Honorary Doctor of Laws. A degree. A similar event was held a few days later. <mask> received a Doctor of Laws. The ceremony for the degree along with three others took place on October 4, 1965. The Moynihan lecture was delivered by Illingworth before the ceremony. On 6 October 1965, <mask> gave a talk at the Royal Philosophical Society of Glasgow.Illingworth gave a talk titled "Lister's Legacy to Humanity" to the Washington branch of the English-speaking Union. The wife of Senator Joseph Hill recalled the event in her memoirs, along with former Vice- President Richard Nixon and former Governor of New Jersey


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texts: Alfred E. Driscoll. An oil portrait of Lord Lister was given to Illingworth by Warner-Lambert as part of the event. In the year following <mask>'s formal retirement, he continued to be active in administrative roles with colleges, societies and at the University of Glasgow, with several of the positions reflecting his interest in the history of medicine. He worked for the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow from 1974 to 1980. He was the Dean of Faculties at the University of Glasgow from 1978 to 1981. He was the President of the Scottish Society of the History of Medicine from 1979 to 1981.The contributions made by Illingworth to the surgical profession were recognised by a range of professional and civil honours. He was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire. The title of Knight Bachelor was granted as part of the Queen's Birthday Honours List in 1961. From 1961 to 1965, he held the position of Honorary Surgeon to the Queen in Scotland. <mask> was the Extra Surgeon to the Queen in Scotland after he retired. <mask> has been honoured by numerous national medical associations. He was a fellow of the American College of Surgeons.He was a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England for four years. He addressed those starting out on their medical careers at the awarding ceremony. In addition to the Doctor of Laws degrees received in 1965, there were two other Doctor of Science degrees. There were two degrees, one from the University of Sheffield and the other from the University of Belfast. It was announced that Illingworth would receive a medal. The Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England stated that the award was for his devotion to surgical science over a long period. The title of the Oration was 'On the Interdependence of Science and the Healing Art'.The Oration was one of the events that took place as part of the Lister Festival. The title of

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texts: Illingworth's lecture was 'Wound Sepsis-From Carbolic Acid to Hyperbaric Oxygen'. He was a recognised elder statesman of his profession. The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland made <mask> an Honorary Fellow along with two other surgeons. The Council of the College of Physicians, Surgeons and Gynaecologists of South Africa invited <mask> to give a lecture. He was invited as a distinguished guest to the 45th South African Medical Congress (MASA) and was made an Honorary Fellow of the College of Surgeons of South Africa. <mask> received a fellowship from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.The College's 35th Annual Convocation was held at the Place des Arts in Montreal, Canada. He was honoured along with Lord Brock and Sir Peter Medawar. Following his retirement in 1964, Illingworth held the title of Professor of Surgery at the University of Glasgow, and continued to carry out locum work into his seventies. In August 1966 he was going to go to Africa to co-ordinate planning for a new medical school. He gave the 14th MacEwen Memorial Lecture at the University of Glasgow in 1967. Tenovus-Scotland, a medical charity established by ten initial donors in a similar way to the Tenovus cancer charity based in Wales, was founded by Illingworth. A concert was organised by Illingworth in 1969.The Scottish National Orchestra performed this. The research unit at the University of Glasgow was funded by this. Two biographies by Illingworth were published. The story of William Hunter is a first-person account. William Hunter has been neglected by medical historians in comparison to his brother John. It is hoped that Sir <mask>'s book will awaken interest in him, not only as one of the leading gynaecologists of the eighteenth century but also as a pioneer in the promotion of reform and improvement in medical education. The Principal of the University of Glasgow who appointed <mask> to the Regius Chair

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texts: of Surgery was the second biography.<mask>'s University Statesman was excerpted in The Glasgow Herald and reviewed in The Economist. The Sanguine Mystery is a monograph written by Illingworth on healthcare training and reform. The topic of the Rock Carling Lecture for 1970 was formed from this work. <mask>'s article on medical training was published in The Times. Lady <mask>'s death was announced in The Glasgow Herald. <mask> published an autobiographical account of his life, with royalties going to the charity he helped found. There is a History in All Men's Lives was first published in The Glasgow Herald in December 1987 and was reviewed in the British Medical Journal in April 1988.<mask> died in Glasgow at the age of 91. The Hunterian Museum in Glasgow had a portrait of <mask> painted. The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow holds a different portrait from 1966. <mask>'s legacy includes the University of Glasgow's Illingworth Prize, which he established in 1964, "awarded annually on the recommendation of the Regius Professor of Surgery" for displays of "scholarship and general achievement" by a third-year medical student. The Lady Illingworth Award commemorates <mask> and his family's connections with Tenovus-Scotland. The impact of <mask> on his profession was summed up in an obituary written in 2008 for one of his students and successors. Sir <mask>'s students occupied more than 20 chairs of surgery in this country and abroad, and played an important role in shaping the mould of surgical research and teaching.The Carcinoma of the Head of the Pancreas was published in October of 1950. January 1951; 8(1): 53–63. Massive Gastro-Intestinal Haemorrhage was reported on October 8, 1954. In 1955, 16(5): 337–341 was published. The Glasgow collection contains William Hunter's manuscripts and letters. In 1971 April, 15(2): 181–186. The Hunter Collection has old books and coins.17 (2): 168–173

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title: American Horse

texts: driving a herd of ponies to water. He displayed cunning and initiative. He had little chance to escape for the enemy was close.He hid in a thicket of willows while he yelled at the ponies to go home. The herd was caught in sight of the camp and there was a counter chase, but the crows got away with the ponies. His mother was frantic, thinking her boy had been killed. He appeared in camp uninjured after the excitement had ended. He remarked that he knew they wouldn't take the time to hunt for small game when there was so much bigger nearby. A small party of Shoshones was found one day. In the midst of the excitement and preparations for the attack, young American Horse caught sight of a close by, fat, black-tail deer.He pulled an arrow from his quiver and sent it through the deer's heart. With several of his half-starved companions, sprang upon the quivering body of the animal to cut out the liver which was sometimes eaten raw. One of the men was knocked down by the last kick of the dying buck, but the warriors swallowed a few mouthfuls of bile before rushing towards their enemies. Between the ambush and the attack, American Horse killed game and feasted. American Horse moved to the Red Cloud Agency in the early 1870s. He became a son-in-law to Chief Red Cloud. The military used American Horse to keep the young scouts quiet and to recruit new scouts.After the Battle of the Little Big Horn, American Horse shot and killed Sioux Jim. The Colonel was told that the leader of the village was Chief <mask>. Major Gordan led four companies of cavalry to the village early that morning


title: American Horse

texts: to arrest Sioux Jim. The wife and one of Jim's sons were captured by Gordan and taken back to Camp Robinson, where they were placed in the guardhouse. The Waghule village's Chief <mask> was arrested for not following the order to report the Indians. American Horse tried to arrest him after the troops left, but he came back to the village. American Horse shot and killed a man.The date of Sioux Jim's death is from two reports that were written in 1876. There are two chiefs named American Horse who are notable in American history. "Chief American Horse the Elder" was the son of Old Chief Smoke and the cousin of Red Cloud, and "Chief American Horse the Younger" was the son of Sitting Bear and Red Cloud. The Chief American <mask> the Elder (Wau Take) is known as a great warrior for his courage and honor. During Red Cloud's War and the Battle of the Little Bighorn, <mask> the Elder was one of the war chiefs allied with Crazy Horse. One of the last great Shirt Wearers, "Ogle Tanka Un", was the son of Chief American Horse the Elder. He and his brothers, Chief Red Cloud and Chief <mask>, were part of the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868.The Treaty of 1868 made American Horse the Elder a Shirt Wearer along with Crazy Horse, Young-Man-Afraid-of- His- Horses and Man That Owns a Sword. On September 9, 1876, American Horse the Elder was mortally wounded in the Battle of Slim Buttes fighting to protect his family and defend against the white invasion of the Black Hills. The turbulence of the Great Sioux War gave rise to American Horse the Younger. Manishnee assumed the name "American Horse"

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title: American Horse

texts: after learning of the death of Chief American Horse at the Battle of Slim Buttes. American Horse the Younger was not related to American Horse the Elder. In 1890, American Horse the Younger told Charles A. Eastman that he succeeded to the position of his uncle American Horse the Elder. American Horse the Younger claimed that American Horse the Elder was killed by a minor chief Iron Plume or Iron Shield.He claimed that he killed Fetterman with his club in the Fetterman Fight. The identities and accounts of <mask> Horse the Elder and <mask> Horse the Younger have been changed by some historians. Like <mask>, there are no known photographs or drawings of Chief <mask> the Elder. The tangle seems to be unable to be cleared by the Oglalas. <mask> surrendered at Fort Robinson after being murdered. The village where <mask> lived for the next four months was near the Red Cloud Agency. <mask> was seen as a threat to order by <mask> and other leaders and he intended to return to his old life in the north at the first opportunity.Worried that further resistance would compromise peace negotiations to be held in Washington, D.C., leaders discussed how to "quiet" <mask> and bring him into a better state of feeling. <mask> wouldn't meet with them. <mask>'s desire to slip away and return to the old ways of life started to spread at the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail agencies. Gen. Crook rushed to Fort Robinson after hearing about the affairs at Red Cloud. The situation would be smoothed out by a personal interview with <mask>. However, he was stopped by Woman's Dress who bore a message from the

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title: American Horse

texts: agency chiefs warning that <mask> had stated his intention to kill him in the coming council if the general did not meet his demands. After returning to Camp Robinson, he sent a message for the chiefs to come for the council because he was convinced that <mask> meant what he said.The summons was ignored by <mask>. The chiefs did not approve of <mask>'s conduct and were ready to follow the general's lead. They were told to arrest <mask> to prove their loyalty. <mask> was a desperate man and some thought it would be better to kill him, but they consulted and said they were willing to act. He said it would be murder. American Horse, Red Cloud, Little Wound, Young Man Afraid of His Horse agreed to march with the soldiers with orders to arrest <mask>. On the morning of September 4, 1877, eight companies of the Third Cavalry and four hundred friendly Indians moved against Crazy Horse's village, only to find that it had scattered during the night.<mask> was arrested by agency Indians after turning to the nearby Spotted Tail Agency with his sick wife. <mask> and Lieutenant Jesse M. Lee left for Fort Robinson on the morning of September 5, 1877. Lieutenant Lee was told that he was to turn <mask> over to Captain James Kennington, who was accompanying <mask> to the post guardhouse. <mask> tried to get away from the guard and Little Big Man. <mask> was stabbed by a member of the guard. He died late that night after being taken to the adjutant's office. One of the seven bands is the Wagluhe Band.The band is also known as the Loafer Band. The seven bands of the Oglala Lakota are the

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title: American Horse

texts: Wagluhe, Ite Sica, Oyukpe, Wazaza, Payabaya, and Kiya. One of the last great Shirt Wearers was Old Chief Smoke. The Smoke People were one of the most prominent families in the 18th and 19th century. One of the first chiefs to appreciate the power of whites was Old Chief Smoke. The old trading post was garrisoned by the U.S. Army to protect and supply wagon trains of white migrants along the Oregon Trail. Families from other camps joined Smoke's camp.Old Chief Smoke was aware of the futility of war and the power of the whites. The customs of the whites were observed by Old Chief Smoke. By the late 1850s, some of the wild buffalo-hunting camps called Old Chief Smoke's camp at Ft. The Lakota in the wilds were thought of as county bumpkins by some. The primary staging ground for the U.S. Army during Red Cloud's War was Ft. Laramie, which took on a military posture during the 1860s. Old Chief Smoke was replaced by Chief Big Mouth after he died. The Wagluhe were aware of the futility of war and the power of the whites.In intertribal warfare, a fight in which two men were killed was considered a big fight. The 50,000 casualties of the Battle at Gettysburg in July 1863 were heard by the Wagluhe at Ft. Laramie, and they knew what white men meant when they spoke of battle. The customs of the whites were observed by the Wagluhe. The U.S. Army and Indian agents considered the band to be the most progressive of the Lakotas. The first Indian police officers were appointed by Old Chief Smoke and Chief <mask>. Even if there were doubts about their reliability, the Wagluhe's role as scouts,


title: American Horse

texts: civil administrators and mediators was absolutely essential according to the U.S. Army. The first children to go to the Carlisle Indian Industrial School for a formal education were from the Wagluhe.After the Battle of the Little Big Horn and the arrest of Blue Horse, American Horse became the spokesman and leader of the progressive group at Red Cloud agency. The cause of the government was influenced by American Horse. The Wagluhe split into three groups as American Horse emerged as a leader. Blue Horse was the leader of one band, while American Horse and Three Bears were in charge of the other two. Red Shirt served as Three Bears' lieutenant and was a popular leader. The leaders had a lot in common. Blue Horse, American Horse, Three Bears and Red Shirt were all members of the U.S. Army Indian Scouts.Chief <mask> was a delegate to many peace conferences in Washington. <mask> Horse was no doubt convinced of the uselessness of resistance during the tumultuous times from 1865 to 1877. The people were calm until the killing of <mask>. <mask> Horse was involved in the cause of the government again after this event. He became an active participant in the affairs of the tribe. He was noted for his eloquence, which was conciliatory, yet he could say very sharp things about the whites. He was a master of repartee."If you have to wear golden slippers to enter the white man's heaven, no Indian will ever get there, as the whites have got the Black Hills and with them all the gold," he said. His record as a councilor of his people and his policy in the new situation that confronted them

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title: American Horse

texts: was manly and consistent. During the time when people believed Native Americans were a vanishing race, Wild Westing offered a path of opportunity and hope, and was very popular with the Lakota people. Over 1,000 Native Americans went "Wild Westing" with Buffalo Bill's Wild West during World War I. The first Lakota people to go Wild Westing were from Pine Ridge, South Dakota. When the Bureau of Indian Affairs was trying to promote Native assimilation, Col. Buffalo BillCody used his influence to get Native American performers for his Wild West show. The Indian headliners for the 1886-87 seasons were American Horse and Sitting Bull.A journalist asked American Horse what he thought of the East and he replied, "I wish to go out in the forest and cover my head with a blanket, so that I can see no more and have a chance to think over what." On March 31, 1887, Chief <mask> Horse, Chief <mask> and Chief Red Shirt and their families boarded the S.S. State of Nebraska in New York City. The group consisted of 97 Indians, 18 buffaloes, 2 deer, 10 elk, 10 mules, 5 Texas steers, 4 donkeys, and108 horses. Native American employees were treated the same as white cowboys. Wild Westers received good wages, transportation, housing, abundant food and gifts of clothing and cash from Buffalo Bill at the end of each season. Performers, interpreters and recruiters were employed by the Wild West. Men on the reservation had money in their pockets.Female performers were paid more to perform for infants and children. The shows hired old indians to appear in the parades to ensure that young men acted

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title: American Horse

texts: made him feel as good as jumping into a river.He signed his friend and father's letter. Many people from the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota attended Carlisle Wild Westers like Ben American Horse and Samuel American Horse. Carlisle Wild Westers were attracted by the adventure, pay and opportunity and were hired as performers, chaperons, interpreters and recruiters. The Carlisle Indian Industrial School was founded in 1879 and closed in 1918. The children of Chief <mask>, Chief <mask> Horse and Chief Red Shirt attended the first class at Carlisle in 1879. They wanted their children to know how to speak English. The first children to come to Cumbria could not have been happy there.They only had one chance for a future. Luther Standing Bear was taught to be brave and unafraid to die, and left the reservation to attend Carlisle and do some brave deed to bring honor to his family. Standing Bear's father celebrated his son's brave act by inviting his friends to a gathering and giving away seven horses and all the goods in his dry goods store. During the last struggle of his people, at the time of the Messiah craze in 1890-1891), American Horse demonstrated as never before the real greatness of the man. He warned his band to stay away from the new thought, as many of his friends were carried away by it. He took a positive stand against it. The Indians who did not dance the Ghost Dance were told to come to camp.The first to bring in his people was American Horse. I talked to him daily while I was there. It was agreed that Little would be roughly handled when he was arrested.

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title: American Horse

texts: Good Face. Crow Dog and Plenty Coups were also welcome visitors. On June 22, 1908, "Cante Tanke" was adopted as an "Honorary Chief" of the Oglala Lakota people. The Wild West Congress of Rough Riders was in Du Bois, Pennsylvania. There were twelve thousand people a day at the Wild West performances.The ceremony was performed by Chief Iron Tail assembled at Buffalo Bill's tent and attended by Chief <mask> Horse, Chief Lone Bear, and Chief Whirlwind <mask>. Chief American Horse kept a piece of cloth over the course of one hundred years to keep track of the winter count. Extending from the first snow of a winter to the first snow of the next winter is called a Lakota year. It is easy to recall a significant or unique event that has been given a name. The Fetterman incident during Red Cloud's War was recorded in Chief Flying Hawk's Winter Count as "Wasicu opawinge wica ktepi" or "They killed one hundred white men." The U.S. Army took horses from Red Cloud after the Battle of the Little Big Horn. The winter count was drawn in a sketchbook by American Horse at the request of William H. Corbusier, an Army surgeon.The keeper of the museum gave an explanation of the years. The winter count had been passed down from his grandfather to his father, according to American Horse. The American Horse was born in the year they stole horses from the Flatheads. His death was marked in the No Ears calendar. On December 16, 1908, Chief American Horse died of natural causes in his house near Kyle, Pine Ridge, South Dakota. There is a link between births and deaths of people from the Pine Ridge

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title: Evin Lewis

texts: <mask> is a Trinidadian cricketer who plays for the West Indies in limited over internationals. He is a left-handed opening bat. <mask> has scored two Twenty20 International centuries. In March of 2012 <mask> made his first-class debut for the Trinidad and Tobago national team. He was a member of the West Indies at the 2010 Under-19 World Cup. <mask> made his senior debut for the West Indies in a Twenty20 International against Afghanistan. He made his One Day International debut against Pakistan.<mask> <mask> was born in Trinidad. He played in the Under-19 World Cup in New Zealand for the West Indies. The President's Cup was the domestic limited-overs competition of the West Indies Cricket Board. In the 2012 Regional Four Day Competition, <mask> made his first-class debut for Trinidad and Tobago. He was part of the team that played a single match against Uva Next in the 2012 Champions League Twenty20 in South Africa. <mask> finished as his team's leading run-scorer in the Twenty20 tournament in India. He scored 70 from 35 balls against the South African team and 62 from 46 balls against the Mumbai Indians in the semi-finals.<mask> scored the most runs in an eight-inning game for the Red Steel in the Caribbean premier league. He scored third-most runs for the team in the 2015 edition, behind Martin Guptill and Marlon Samuels. <mask> joined the Barisal Bulls franchise for the first season of the Bangladesh premier league. He scored 101 not out from 65 balls in one match. <mask> scored a century in the 2016 edition of the competition. He opened

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title: Evin Lewis

texts: the batting with ChrisGayle for the entire season at St. Kitts and Nevis in the Caribbean premier league. He was selected to play in the inaugural edition of the Global T20 Canada tournament.The Comilla Victorians team was named after the draft for the Bangladesh premier league. The Comilla Victorians won the BPL title with <mask> in tow. He was released by the Mumbai Indians. He was once again named to the squad for the Caribbean premier league in July 2020. <mask> joined the Rajasthan Royals in the second half of the Indian premier league. He scored a century against the Trinbago Knight Riders to propel St Kitts and Nevis toward the Caribbean premier league semifinals. The St Lucia Kings were defeated by 3 wickets in the final by the Patriots and <mask>.He was bought by the Lucknow Super Giants in February of 2022. In March 2016 <mask> was added to the West Indies squad for the World Twenty20, replacing the injured Simmons. In his second T20I, <mask> scored a century against India in the first match of the series in the USA. He scored the century off 48 balls, which was the second fastest by a West Indian and sixth fastest overall. He hit five sixes in five balls from 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167

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title: Evin Lewis

texts: 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 800-244-0167 He made 32 runs from the over even though he didn't get a six. The West Indies won by one run.The record for the most sixes in a T20I was set by the match. He made his One Day International debut for the West Indies against Pakistan. He scored a century in the Zimbabwe Tri-series against Sri Lanka. He made some big shots when the opportunity came, batting maturely and making 15 fours and 4 sixes. He couldn't carry the West Indies to victory. He was unable to reproduce his form against England, Pakistan and India despite his success in Zimbabwe. He made his second T20I hundred against India.He smashed 125*, which is the highest score in a T20I chase, and also became the third player to score two international T20 tons. It was the highest score by a West Indian. <mask> was named one of the ten players to watch by the International Cricket Council. He was named the T20 International Cricketer of the Year at the annual Cricket West Indies' Awards. He was named to the West Indies' squad for the Cricket World Cup. <mask> scored his 1,000th run in T20I cricket during the June series against South Africa. <mask> was named to the West Indies' squad for the T20 World Cup.There are links to 1991 births of living people from West Indies One Day International cricketers to Trinbago Knight Riders

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title: Bernard A. Clarey

texts: performance of his duties in the USS Amberjack during a war patrol of that vessel..." According to the citation, his outstanding skill, excellent judgement and thorough knowledge of attack problems helped his Commanding Officer considerably in conducting a series of successful torpedo attacks, which resulted in the sinking and damaging of enemy ships totalling more than 43,000-tons. In addition, he was of great assistance in conducting a successful reconnaissance of four enemy positions and completing a vital special mission, INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDealsHe became the commanding officer of the new submarine on January 1, 1944. On her first war patrol in the area west of the Marianas and south of Formosa on a dark night in June 1944, Pintado fired six bow torpedoes at a Japanese convoy, hitting two of them. She sank three freighters and damaged a large one. During the first war patrol of that vessel in enemy Japanese-controlled waters, from May 16 to July 1, 1944, he was awarded the Navy Cross for extraordinary heroism. Lieutenant Commander <mask> launched a series of aggressive attacks to sink three Japanese freighters and damage a large freighter despite being surrounded by powerful escort screens. He was awarded a second Navy Cross, with a Gold Star


title: Bernard A. Clarey

texts: attached to the suspension and service ribbon of his original medal, for extraordinary heroism during the second war patrol in enemy-infested waters from July 24, 1944 to September 14, 1944. The citation states: "He pressed home a series of aggressive torpedo attacks against heavily escorted enemy ships, sinking two freighters and a large whaling ship of nearly 20,000-tons and maneuvered successfully and avoided damage to his submarine".He received a third Navy Cross, a second Gold Star and a suspension and service ribbon for his actions in the South China Sea between October 9, 1944 and January 1, 1945. The citation states that Commander <mask> skillfully directed the coordinated search for his attack group known as "Clarey's Crushers" against a retiring enemy Task Force and contributed to the destruction of a Japanese light cruiser. The destroyer was sunk and the aircraft carrier was damaged. On the night of December 12–13, he conducted three surface attacks, in heavy seas, to sink two enemy merchantmen, which contributed to the sinking of over 40,000-ton of Japanese shipping. The Presidential citation unit was awarded to Pintado. At the cessation of hostilities in August 1945, he was assigned to the staff of Commander Submarine Force Pacific Fleet and served there. He was a member of the Secretary of the Navy's Committee on Reorganization when he worked in the Office of Public Information.He was transferred to the Office of the Naval Inspector General in April. He was Aide and Flag Secretary, Legal Officer, and Public


title: Bernard A. Clarey

texts: Information Officer on the Staff of Commander Submarine Force from 1947 to 1949. He served in the Officer Personnel Division for Submarine Officer Assignments in the Bureau of Naval Personnel, BUPERS, after returning to the Navy. He was the executive officer of the heavy cruiser Helena (CA-75) in June of 1951. The Seventh Fleet is in Korean waters. He was awarded the Bronze Star with Combat "V" for his service aboard the ship. After a tour as Commander Submarine Division Fifty Two from May 1952 to July 1953 in San Diego, he was ordered to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations.He was a student at the National War College. He was assigned to work at Pearl Harbor as a chief of staff. He was the commanding officer of Hassayampa. On January 5, 1959 he became the Director for Military Personnel in the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense. The Office of the Secretary of Defense assigned <mask> as Director for Military Personnel Policy in August of 1958, after he was selected for promotion to Rear Admiral. The commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet was reported to Pearl Harbor again in July 1962. He was awarded the Legion of Merit for his service.The Chief of Staff and Aide to the Commander in Chief of the U.S. Pacific Fleet was promoted to Vice Admiral on June 3, 1964. In August 1966, he became Commander U.S. Second Fleet and Commander Striking Force, Atlantic. Returning to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations in June 1967, Vice Admiral <mask> assumed the duties of Director, Navy Program Planning and Budgeting.

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title: Bernard A. Clarey

texts: He was promoted to the rank of admiral in January 1968. In December 1970, he returned to Pearl Harbor as the Commander in Chief of the U.S. Pacific Fleet. The admiral was relieved of duty on September 30, 1973, and retired from the navy on October 1, 1973. The vice president of the Bank of Hawaii from 1973 to 1977 died at the Tripler Army Medical Center in Hawaii on June 15, 1996.The daughter of Captain Leon B. Scott married the nephew of the admiral on May 27, 1937. They had two sons. Michael O.<mask> was born in 1940. The person is from Sydney, Australia. The Bronze Star with Combat "V", the Legion of Merit, and five distinguished service medals were earned by the admiral while he was on active duty. He was awarded the American Defense Service Medal with star, American Campaign Medal, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign medal with one silver star and four bronze stars (nine operations), World War II Victory medal, National Defense Service medal, Korean Service medal with star, United Nations Service medal, Philippine Liberation. After qualification for submarine warfare, he received the submarine officer badge and the Submarine Combat Patrol Insignia with stars.The Boy Scouts of America presented the Silver Beaver Award to the admiral in 1976. He received the Navy League of the United States Stephen Decatur Award for Operational Competence in 1971. He received a degree from William Penn College in 1984. The bridge connecting Ford Island to the mainland was named in honor of the man. The biography of Adm. <mask> can be found at

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title: Morris B. Belknap

texts: The Republican nominee for Governor of Kentucky in 1903, <mask>, was an American businessman from Louisville, Kentucky. He worked at his father's hardware company after earning his degree. He co-founded an agricultural implement company. He fathered four children with his wife. He held the position of vice-president of his hardware company for the rest of his life after his father's death. In 1900, he married Marion S. Dumont, who died in 1893. He has a business career as well.He rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel after serving in the Kentucky State Guard. He served in Puerto Rico during the Spanish–American War. He was promoted to colonel before his honorable discharge. After being chosen at the Kentucky Republican convention in 1903, <mask> accepted the nomination for state governor. He was defeated by the incumbent after campaigning on his business experience and opposition to the current governor's policies. He spent his later life in various civil and religious organizations after running for governor. On April 13, 1910, he died of a condition that is believed to have been worsened by a mysterious ailment he contracted while in Puerto Rico.On June 7, 1856, <mask> was born at his parents' home in Louisville, Kentucky. He was the son of <mask> and Mary Richardson. He attended the private school of <mask> B. Huntoon until he was 17. He and his brother traveled to Europe in 1873. He spent an additional year of postgraduate study in chemistry after earning his degree in 1877. After returning to Louisville in 1879, he worked for his father's hardware company for a short time before partnering with Thomas Miekle and <mask> to form Thomas Miekle and Company, an agricultural implement

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title: Morris B. Belknap

texts: manufacturer. He was a secretary at Belknap and Company.The bride was the daughter of a Confederate general. The couple had four children. In Louisville's Cherokee Park, a stone bridge was constructed in her honor. After his father's death in 1889, <mask> became the company's vice-president, a position he held for the rest of his life. He held the position of president of the Louisville Board of Trade for many years. <mask> enlisted in the Kentucky State Guard as a private in 1879. His father-in-law was the Governor of Kentucky and appointed <mask> to his military staff with the rank of colonel.In 1890, he was elected captain of Company A of the First Regiment in the Kentucky State Guard, and in 1893, he was chosen as the unit's lieutenant colonel. Governor William O'<mask> called up the unit at the start of the war. He spent several weeks in Kentucky before arriving at Newport News, Virginia, on July 28, 1898, after he was discharged from federal service on May 13, 1898. General Frederick Dent Grant ordered six companies to leave for Puerto Rico on August 1. After arriving at Ponce on August 11, the men were forwarded to Mayagez and ordered to follow the 11th infantry as soon as possible. The hostilities had ended. After staying at Mayagez, <mask> and his men returned to Ponce on August 29 and 30.After Castleman's elevation to brigadier general, <mask> was promoted to colonel and given command of the First Kentucky. On December 12, 1898, the unit returned to Louisville, and on February 24, 1899, <mask> was discharged. On July 16, 1900, <mask> married a New Jersey woman. The 1903 Republican state convention had a campaign for governor. Augustus E. Willson was supported by former

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texts: governor <mask>. Willson withdrew and <mask> bolted the convention when a pro- Willson delegation was defeated. The party's nominee was chosen on the first ballot.The son-in-law's candidacy was supported by the former governor. Governor J. C. W<mask> has been accused of mismanaging the state's institutions. Outside of Louisville, <mask> didn't have name recognition. He couldn't make the race competitive because he was a poor speaker. The New York Times reported that the Republican nominee for Governor of Kentucky is an athlete as well as a politician and a millionaire businessman. A judge in Louisville was shot by a sheriff at a polling place on election day. <mask> won the election 229,014 to 202,764, marking the first time in sixteen years that the Democrats had gained a majority of the votes cast.In 1905, <mask> attended the International Congress of Chambers of Commerce in Lige. He was the chairman of the Louisville Board of Parks from 1907 to 1909. He was a member of several organizations, including the Pendennis Club, the Louisville Country Club, the Salmagundi Club of Louisville, and the Warren Memorial Presbyterian Church of Louisville. He was the director of the YMCA in Louisville and the president of the Yale Alumni Association. In the late 19th century, <mask>'s health deteriorated as he fell ill. He traveled to Europe in July of 1908 in order to improve his health, but after his return in October his condition worsened again. He was bedfast from January to June 1909.He fell into a coma in April 1910 and never woke up. He was buried in Cave Hill Cemetery in Kentucky after his death. The letter from <mask>nap to Theodore Roosevelt was written in 1904 and supports Roosevelt's

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title: Mike Rinder

texts: A former senior executive of the Church of Scientology International (CSI) and the Sea Organization based in the United States is an Australian-American named <mask>. <mask> was on the board of directors of CSI from 1982 to 2007, and also held the post of executive director of its Office of Special Affairs. <mask> left the church. He co-hosted the A&E documentary series "Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath" from 2016 to 2019. Before his departure from the cult, <mask> tells of the physical & mental abuse inflicted upon staff members by the Chairman of the cult. Abuse was a part of the culture of the organization. He and Remini started a new show in 2020.<mask> is an Australian national who joined the Sea Org at the age of 18. This ship was the headquarters. <mask> became an early member of the Commodore's Messenger Organization and continued to rank up until he got his position with the Office of Special Affairs. In a 2006 interview with Rolling Stone, <mask> said he had experienced discrimination in Australia when the state of Victoria banned the religion. If the police found them, they would take them away. He was the executive director of the Office of Special Affairs for 25 years and was replaced by Tommy Davis in 2005. The church's public relations and legal issues are handled by this office.In a 2016 interview with Rolling Stone, <mask> describes the alleged scope of his position, saying that he personally traveled to London to prevent journalist John Sweeney, who is responsible for Scientology and Me, from attending a movie premiere. According to Departure <mask>, he was living in The Hole for over two years when he was suddenly pulled from his prison and sent on a mission to London to defend the Church against John Sweeney's film. David Miscavige was unhappy that <mask> was unable to stop the documentary from being shown. After reporting to the church's facility in England, <mask> was to be allowed to return to the United States. <mask> said that his moment of clarity came from a confrontation with the film maker. In the exchange, <mask>

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texts: denied Sweeney's allegation that he had been abused and was instructed by him to deny it. After realizing that Sweeney's allegation was true, <mask> was unable to rationalize why he was denying it.<mask> decided to leave the organization. <mask> went to Virginia and told the Scientologists that he wanted to speak to his wife and have his possessions. He received a FedEx package with a check for $5,000, but did not speak to his wife. His family photos weren't sent. The official biography of <mask> was removed from the website. After leaving the Church of Scientology, <mask> relocated to Denver, Colorado and refused to speak out against the organization. A month after the newspaper's visit, two Washington-based Scientologists went to his home and asked what he had told them.<mask> said that this incident was a moment of clarity because he realized he was being subjected to Fair Game despite not speaking out. He told the Times that he was speaking out because he didn't want people to be tricked and lied to. The interviews became part of the paper's "The Truth Rundown" special issue after he spoke about the management of the church. <mask> has been giving interviews to journalists since then. CNN's Anderson Cooper interviewed <mask> again in March of 2010 about allegations of abuse within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. On September 28, 2010, <mask> appeared on The Secrets of Scientology. He appeared in a film called Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief, which is based on a book by Lawrence Wright.<mask> co-hosted the A&E documentary series with Remini. He has been a member of the Sea Organization for 46 years and the head of the organization for 25 years. The death of L. Ron Hubbard, the discovery of Operation Snow White, and the rise of the Scientologists have all affected the organization. The events have made it difficult for the church to attract new followers and retain current followers and resulted in the church taking increasingly more drastic measures to ensure its survival. Auditing and Disconnection are two of the

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texts: main weapons used by the church against critics. Initially, auditing was meant to be a form of counseling which members pay over $500 per hour for, but by the time of his departure, he stated the practice had turned into a tool for interrogation and mind control. People who are not compliant are labelled "suppressive persons" by other members of the church.The device used during auditing, called an E-meter, has a statement on it that says "it does nothing by itself" but members are told that it functions like a lie detector. Auditory sessions are secretly recorded, including ones with secrets about Tom Cruise. Many early Scientologists reacted negatively to the origin of man story found in OT III. They left the church and encouraged others to do the same. This is where the term "suppressive person" came from. The prophecy of Hubbard's messiah like return after death to prevent an apocalyptic alien invasion in OT VIII caused many high-ranking Scientologists to leave the organization. According to <mask>, virtually all of the executives, himself included, had rejected both of the above mentioned Scientological tenets, however they still continued to train parishioners to accept them as true.After the confrontation with Sweeney, <mask> realized that it was the auditing sessions that led him to deny Sweeney's allegations that he knew were true. Hubbard wrote a book called Brain-Washing in 1955. According to <mask>, for decades there has been a decline in the number of students. Without new Scientologists entering the organization, the church became more dependent on retaining their existing followers. The disconnection policy is used by the church to discourage Scientologists from leaving. All communication with any Scientologist that "Blows" or has an unauthorized departure is stopped immediately. Scientologists can't have social relationships with non-Scientologists so they lose contact with their social contacts when they leave.Sea Org members who are financially dependent on the church are more vulnerable when they leave. Any Scientologist who doesn't

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texts: connect with someone who leaves will be declared a suppressive person. According to <mask>, this policy led to what he called "captive" Scientologists, people who stay in the church not because they are faithful to the tenets but because they fear disconnection. The policy of "roaming out", or authorized departure, is a sham according to <mask>. Everyone that leaves gets declared by policy because they will have access to the internet after leaving and anyone who remains in contact with them will also have unauthorized access. <mask> and his first wife, who were married for 35 years, divorced in 2007, and since then he has had no contact with her or his two adult children. After learning he had cancer, <mask> tried to meet his son in Clearwater, but he refused to see him.The Clearwater Police cited him for being on the property after the church refused to let him on. <mask> regrets having two children that were born into Scientology and having enforced the disconnection policy when he was the director of the OSA. The rise of social media in the late 2000s has allowed ex-Scientologists to connect with each other and form support groups for members who have left. The disconnection policy is to blame for the negative portrayal of Scientologists in the media. It wasn't until ex-Scientologists started sharing their stories on social media about families being broken up because a family member decided to leave that their portrayal of the organization became more negative. According to Fair Game <mask>, his primary role as Director of the Office of Special Affairs was to defend the church against critics by using fair game tactics such as defamation and harassment. Through these interviews, he and Marty revealed how this was done.<mask> told the Times that Bob Minton stopped his criticism of Scientology after he discovered things that caused problems for him in the investigation that they had done. At the time of Minton's death, <mask> considered Minton a friend and regretted his role in that investigation. The policy backfired because victims, such as John

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texts: Sweeney, reported their experiences with fair game and this led to more negative publicity and thus produced more critics than they were silenced. <mask>'s decision to speak out against the church is an example of this because he decided to speak out against the church even though he didn't criticize the church after leaving. <mask> has been a victim of fair game many times and recalled an incident where he was sitting in his car at a doctor's office parking lot when five senior members of Scientology's California-based international management team were surrounding him. The screaming was so loud that Sweeney was able to record the episode and later air it on The Secrets of Scientology. The policy became useless in the 1980s due to the inability to stop publication of A Piece of Blue Sky by ex-Scientologist Jon Atack.The internet made it less effective because information can be uploaded without being seen by anyone. The FBI's discovery of Operation Snow White and the subsequent raid of hundreds of church facilities was the most significant failure of fair game. The church's tax exempt status was not restored by the IRS despite more than two decades of fair game tactics. The raid led to the discovery of hundreds of documents detailing criminal activity within the church which led to the prosecution of dozens of high ranking church officials and provided grounds for the IRS to continue to deny tax exempt status to the church as well. The claim that fair game was successful in regaining tax exempt status in 1993 is not true according to <mask>. They abandoned fair game against the IRS after Hubbard's death and instead followed the IRS's policy for obtaining tax exempt status. According to <mask>, the church never recovered from the FBI raid because it provided documentary evidence to support critics' claims of the church and was the primary source of information used in the article The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power published by Time magazine in 1991.Fair game tactics had to be changed after the FBI raid. Vexatious litigation was used instead of

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texts: intimidation tactics. The public was relatively unaware of the information seized during the FBI raid because of this. The Time magazine article, The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power, and the litigation that followed ended that. In the year prior to the Defamation lawsuit against Time magazine, the church was successful in shutting down the Cult Awareness Network. The Time Warner Corporation had the resources to defend itself and the documents from the FBI raid to justify their claims. Time Warner was able to prove that the lawsuit was meant to financially drain the critic into submission and not to resolve any actual dispute.The discovery process allowed for the subpoena of church documents, which allowed the church to be raided again and the documents that described the vexatious litigation policy were found. The church lost its lawsuit and was discredited in future litigation. The courts were no longer receptive to litigation brought by the church because it had been proven that the church was abusing the legal system. The seven million dollars the church spent trying to undermine the article had the opposite effect of drawing more attention to the case. In the early 1990s, when the internet was in its infancy, internet startups could be intimidated by the threat of litigation by the church, but a decade later those same companies were now large corporations with the resources to defend themselves and lobby for legislation that shielded them from user liability. Parishioners began using the process of discovery to make church documents part of the public record and thus be seen by anyone, despite the fact that lawsuits against individual critics did continue. The Fishman case was a famous example of this.The Time Warner lawsuit was responsible for breaking the cone of silence regarding the criticism of Scientologists. In the decade that followed, criticism became bolder and more public. <mask> lived in Colorado until 2009. He now lives in Palm Harbor, Florida with his wife and two children. There are links to 1955 births and people from Australia to


title: Zahida Khatun Sherwani

texts: the children of Bhikampur and Datauli and generated funds to run a boarding house for the Aligarh Girls' School. She wrote about the conditions of Muslims in other places and also scripted nazms about the wars in Libya and the Balkans. In 1913, a nazm named Nuzhat wrote a novel titled "Id ki Khushi men Ghamzadegan-i-Kanpur", which was published under her pen name. Her father warned her to be careful with her writing after reading the article which criticized the government and covered Muslim political causes. The importance of oil in the international economy and the West's move to control oil deposits around the world alarmed her father.She stopped writing because of her father's warnings. She didn't tell her father she was writing poetry. Her brother Ahmadullah died in 1916 and her grief was compounded by the fact that he was a constant source of information to her. After this tragedy, her writing took a serious turn and in 1918 she published a book called "In Praise of Urdu" which was written on the occasion of the inauguration of Osmania University. The poem's powerful imagery and parallels to the status of women in her society were noted in a critique by Shan-ul-Haq Haqqee. She was interested in the Gandhian movement and had started changing her wardrobe to support Indian nationalism. She didn't get married because her cousin died young.She was the only one who fit her rich family background. She died on February 27 1922. "She was a nightingale, silenced, who was born in a cage, lived her whole life in that cage, and there drew her last breath," said an obituary in the women's magazine. Fatima Hasan wrote a thesis about Appreciation <mask> Khatoon Sherwani. In a


title: Egil Hovland

texts: <mask> was a Norwegian composer. He was born in Rde. He studied with many people, including Arild Sandvold and Bjarne Brustad, and in Florence with Luigi Dallapiccola. He was the choir leader in Fredrikstad from 1949 until his death. His works include two symphonies, a concerto for trumpet and strings, Music for Ten Instruments, and a set of variations for two pianos. His works include a Norwegian Te Deum, a Gloria, a Magnificat, and numerous works for organ, and he was one of the most noted church composers of Norway. He wrote in many styles, including Norwegian-Romantic, Gregorian, neo-classical, twelve-tone, and serial.He was knighted in 1983 for his work as a composer and organist. He received an award in 1992. He was a prolific contemporary Norwegian composer. The Festival Ouverture opus 18 was composed for the orchestra in 1951. Symphonia Veris opus 20 is a symphony. The Concertino for 3 Trumpets and Strings was written in 1955. Text: from the Bible and O. Medbe 1970 The Most Beautiful Rose for speaker.Text: Olav Hillestad 1971 Missa brevis opus 73, for mixed choir (SATB), organ, celebrant. lib. In 1998 Muziek was a familie-miss opus 88 Fred! There is a choir, instruments, and joining singers in the cantata. There are two mixed choirs, 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, percussion, organ and congregation. John 3, 14-15 Hosianna i det hyeste motet for mixed choir is a text. The text: Bible 1978 Be with us for mixed choir (SATB) and organ.In Honorem


title: Egil Hovland

texts: Sancti Magni, Comitis Orcadi, and Organ No 1 are all contained in 1 opus 7. The 3 opuses pro organo opus 52 and 32 were written in the 1960's. The Chorale Partita No. was published in 1967. There are four interludes to "Missa Vigilate". Nu la oss takke Gud Organ Toccata 1975 Chorale Partita No. "Gelobt sei Gott im hchsten Thron" is a song by Vulpius. 2 1979 Crux Ave - Variationen ber "Jerusalem, du hochgebaute Stadt"Dette er dagen som Herren har gjort Utgangs. "Jordens Gud, stjrnornas Herre" is a song by Little Babe. Rondino for piano. There are two scherzo opus 29 no. <mask> <mask>: Et liv med musikk is a book by Norsk Musikforlag. Norsk Musikforlag is in Norway. 1994.There are 152 pages. Norsk Musikforlag: Festskrift til <mask> <mask> p 50-rsdagen, 18 oktober 1974 In 1974. <mask> <mask>: Stay With Us is a 180 page book. The publishers are from Augsburg Fortress. 2001. David Eugene Tryggestad: A Comprehensive Performance Project in Organ Literature with a Study of the Organ Music of <mask> <mask> is located at The University of Iowa.1984. There are 77 pages. The notes mention Herresthal. 2001. "<mask>, Egil". The Dictionary of Music and Musicians is the second edition. The publishers are in London.Geir Harald, Johannessen. 1999. The man is <mask> <mask>. The Oxford Dictionary of Music is a second edition. Oxford and New York. The National Lutheran Choir performs external links at the Basilica of Saint Mary. Composers from Rde were awarded

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title: Graham Capill

texts: <mask> was a New Zealand Christian leader, politician and convicted rapist. He was the first leader of the Christian Heritage Party. He was sentenced to nine years in prison in 2005 for sexually abusing girls under the age of 12. He was released on parole in August of 2011. <mask>'s parents were Christian missionaries and he was born in western Africa. He spent most of his youth in New Zealand. His father, <mask>, was vice-principal of the school for most of the 1970s, and his brothers, David, Murray and Timothy, also attended.Capill earned 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465, <mask> studied for a Bachelor of Divinity degree at the Reformed Theological College in Australia after deciding to become a minister. He got his degree in 1986. He became a minister of the church in 1988 after completing an internship at Wellington. He described himself as Presbyterian even though he was attending an Anglican church. The University of Canterbury gave <mask> a law degree in 1997. The <mask>s have ten children.The Christian Heritage Party held its first convention in 1990. The new party's leader was <mask>. The party failed to win any seats in the elections. After the 2002 general election, <mask> retired. He was replaced as party leader by another person. <mask> quit the Christian Heritage due to differences of opinion over the new direction of the party. He worked for the New Zealand Police as a Dispatcher in the Southern

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texts: Communications Centre.He was stood down from his job as a police prosecutor at the district court in early 2005 due to criminal charges. The trial and imprisonment of <mask> took place in the district court. He was punched and left crying on the ground by a local sickness beneficiary after leaving the court. The media referred to <mask> as a prominent New Zealander. He received a two-year prison sentence for the assault. On April 1, 2005, name suppression was lifted and <mask> pleaded guilty to a charge of indecently molesting an eight-year-old girl. <mask> was the leader of Christian Heritage.He was brought to an end by the reverend of St John's Anglican Church, which the <mask> family attended. Some of the victims gave Behan information. There were more charges of rape and indecent assault against girls under the age of 12. The revelations had a particular impact as <mask> had strongly condemned "sexual perversion" throughout his political career. Christian Heritage condemned <mask>'s conduct. <mask> pleaded guilty to three charges of indecent assault, one of rape, and one of unlawful sexual connection against girls under the age of 12. He was sent to jail while awaiting sentencing for being a sexual predator.On July 14, 2005, <mask> was sentenced to nine years in prison. He asked for forgiveness and HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax His lawyer said that the e-mail backfired and was ill-advised. Judge Kerr said the email sent by Capill to

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texts: supporters showed he had yet to fully appreciate the enormity of his offending. He appealed the sentence to his critics. On January 31, 2006 the appeal was abandoned. Before the revelation of his offending, Capill had earned a law degree.He was fined $3123 and forbidden to practise law on August 9, 2006 because he described his legal studies as a "hobby". Concerns were raised that <mask>'s wife and children might be unfairly burdened by this latest development, due to his inability to earn income as a prisoner. <mask> complained that Rolleston Prison guards were interfering with his access to a university tutor and not allowing him to swap children's diaries with his wife. <mask> argued that prison guards behaved similarly toward other inmates while he was studying at Rolleston Prison. The dissolution of Christian Heritage New Zealand was blamed on <mask>'s conviction and disgrace by his successor. When it was revealed that <mask> was going to appear at a Parole Board hearing in June 2008, there was public opposition. On 27 June 2008, it was reported that <mask>'s parole application had been unsuccessful due to opposition from his victims who felt there had been insufficient preventative counseling.He was granted parole in August of 2011 after completing a nine-month child-sex offenders programme and being assessed as posing a low/medium long term risk of sexual reoffending. There are a number of conditions attached to <mask>'s release. He will have to report to a parole officer when dealing with employment concerns and will experience restricted mobility in those contexts. Unless there are approved adult caregivers in the vicinity, he cannot communicate with his former victims or associate with anyone under the age of 16. <mask>'s sentence ended in June 2014). The Christian Heritage Party of New Zealand has politicians who have

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title: Mahdi Bray

texts: The National Director of the American Muslim Alliance is a Muslim American civil and human rights activist who was formerly the executive director of the Muslim American Society's Freedom Foundation. Muslim activists and religious leaders were supported by the foundation. <mask> was the political director of the Muslim Public Affairs Council. <mask> supports Hamas and Hezbollah on a number of occasions. <mask> pumped his fist in the air at a 2000 rally in support of Hamas and Hezbollah. He says he is not a supporter of Hamas. <mask> was a liaison with the White House Faith-Based Initiative Program.He and other Muslim leaders met with the U.S. Attorney General. He was a congressional affairs representative for the Muslim community. In September 2003 he referred to the arrest of Abdul Rahman al-Amoudi, the founder of the American Muslim Council, as a "witch hunt". The Department of Justice scapegoats Muslims by exploiting their political vulnerability and is targeting our leadership, organizations, charities, and places of worship. The Muslim community is paying a terrible price for political opportunism. In 2004, Al-Amoudi was sentenced to 23 years in prison after pleading guilty to financial and conspiracy charges. According to testimony before the US Senate Subcommittee on Terrorism, Technology and Homeland Security, <mask> was the contact for the National Islamic Prison Foundation, which was specifically organized to convert inmates to Islam.In December 2004, <mask> said that Dr. Al-Arian was innocent of the charges against him, and that proving his innocence would be a victory for the entire community. Al-Arian was sentenced to 57 months in prison in 2006 after pleading guilty to conspiracy to help a "specially designated terrorist" organization. Ali al-Timimi was found guilty of inciting terrorism in connection with the Virginia Jihad Network by encouraging followers to join the Taliban and fight U.S. troops. "What he said was repugnant and inflammatory, but was it really his intent to have people go and kill other human beings, specifically Americans?" <mask> asked. Al-Timimi was sentenced to life in prison. In a May

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title: Mahdi Bray

texts: 2005 column in the Weekly Standard, Daveed Gartenstein-Ross wrote about his debate with <mask> on the Faith Under Fire program.He noted that a Chicago Tribune article detailed how the fundamentalist Muslim Brotherhood operates in the US through MAS, and that they want the US to be governed bySharia law. He said that MAS was open about its agenda. He argued that while <mask> tries to portray MAS as an organization that embraces liberal democratic values, the group simultaneously teaches its members that all government should become Islamic and that non-Islamic judicial systems should be boycotted. In July 2005, after the London bombings that killed 52 people, <mask> said to the terrorists, "You will have no comfort in our community." Our community does not have a harbor. Our message is clear, you do no service to Islam, you do a disservice to Islam, and for the love of God, stop this madness. When the Philadelphia Inquirer published some of the cartoons of Mohammed in the 2005 Mohammed cartoons controversy, <mask> said: "This has nothing to do with free speech; its pure sensationalism that reeks of religious disrespect."The Philadelphia Inquirer's actions are irresponsible, provocative, and reckless. If this was clerics who were anything other than Muslims, would they have had to do this? After Esam Omeish resigned from the Virginia Commission on Immigration in September 2007, <mask> asked what the big news was. Muslims feel strongly about the Palestinian issue. What is wrong with discussing the invasion of Lebanon or the plight of the Palestinian people? <mask> is a co-convener of Religions for Peace-USA and served on the Board of Directors of the Interfaith Alliance. He is a Washington, DC, television and radio talk show host, and has appeared on CBS News, Fox, MSNBC, CNN, C-SPAN, Aljazeera, and many TV and radio talk shows.<mask> organized protests against the U.S. war in Afghanistan, the Iraq war, and the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza. Shadow World: Resurgent Russia, the Global New Left, and Radical Islam is a personal website of <mask> <mask>. Living people convert to Islam and American Muslim

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title: Wirt C. Rowland

texts: The American architect was best known for his work in Detroit, Michigan. <mask> were the parents of <mask>. He moved to the prestigious George D. Mason firm after landing a job as an office boy for the Detroit firm of Rogers and MacFarlane. He joined the office of Albert Kahn in 1909. The Harvard Graduate School of Design in Cambridge was where he went for a year in 1910. He made major contributions to the city's architecture because of his natural design talent, Harvard education, and Detroit's healthy economy. The case study is called <mask>.He and Ernest Wilby are said to have been responsible for the Hill Auditorium at the University of Michigan. Malcomson & Higginbotham was where <mask> worked through 1915. The firm's classic projects include the Detroit News Building, the First National Building, and Cadillac Place. He was the Head Designer of Smith, Hinchman & Grylls from 1922 to 1930. A number of the city's most accomplished and evocative buildings were designed by him there. He helped define Detroit's architectural genre. We no longer live in a leisurely age, according to the Guardian building.This is the vital power of color. He had assembled a number of artisans, mosaicists, sculptors, painters, and tile manufacturers for the Guardian Building. The architectural synthesis of a medieval cathedral was recreated by him. The Union Trust/Guardian Building became known as the Cathedral of Finance.

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