title: Henryk Sławik

texts: 19, 1944. He did not inform his Hungarian colleagues. He was hanged with his fellows at the concentration camp on August 23, 1944.His wife survived the Ravensbrck concentration camp and after the war found their daughter hidden in Hungary. Sawik's place of burial is not known. It is thought that <mask> Sawik helped as many as 30,000 Polish refugees in Hungary. His importance for humanity was pointed out by the communist authorities of Poland and Hungary after 1948. According to Maria Zawadzka of the Museum of the History of Polish Jews, <mask> Sawik was posthumously awarded the title of Righteous Among the Nations, but only after Zvi <mask>, his wartime associate, achieved wide recognition. The International Raoul Wallenberg Foundation has a list of Poles. Krakw, 1997, Baran i Suszczynski."Polski Wallenberg" was written by Grzegorz ubczyk. Oficyna Wydawnicza Rytm wrote "Rzecz o Henryku Sawiku". The man who saved thousands was Nathan Davolt. Onet.pl. 29 August 2008. Waldemar Szymaski referred to <mask> Sawik as zapomniany Bohater. May 2004, Tydzie uawski.Prezydenta RP was w latach 1997–2005. Bip. "Polski Wallenberg" was written by Grzegorz ubczyk. Rzecz o Henryku. Wsplnota Polska is known as the Stowarzyszenie. The name of the company is Senata. <mask> Sawik saved the lives of Jews during the Holocaust.There were people from Jastrzbie-Zdrj who were Polish military

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title: Horace Evans, 1st Baron Evans

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texts: The 1st <mask> was a Welsh general physician who served the royal family of the United Kingdom. <mask>' son, <mask>, left his studies in music at the age of 18 to pursue a career in medicine. He worked on Bright's disease with Sir Arthur Ellis of the London Hospital Medical College. King George VI's personal physician, <mask>, was with Sir Clement Price Thomas during the king's illness and famous lung surgery in 1951. Peter says that he was the leading general physician of his generation. The foreign minister's health never fully recovered from an operation he was referred for in 1953, which has been the subject of much discussion. <mask> and his wife died in 1963, and one of his daughters died in an accident at a young age.<mask> was born and grew up near Merthyr Tydfil, the son of a prominent musician and his wife. He received his education at a college. The younger brother was an ambassador to Nicaragua. <mask> was sent to college after his father was offered the role of conductor of theLiverpool Welsh Choral Union. He went to the City of London School at the age of 12 after taking up studies at the Guildhall School of Music. After graduating from the London Hospital medical college in 1921, he went on to become a doctor. He obtained the conjoint diploma in 1925.The inspiration to pursue a career in medicine may have come from his grandfather. <mask> was an assistant to the medical unit at the London Hospital by 1929. His first attempt at MRCP was unsuccessful and he had to re-do it in 1930. He acquired an MD in the same year. His first job was as house physician to Sir Arthur

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texts: and he was supported from the beginning of his career. He gained a wide range of clinical experience after taking up posts in surgery, anaesthesia, and pathology. <mask> was the medical unit's assistant director by 1933.He was an assistant physician at the London Hospital. He was a full physician by 1947. They were renowned for their work on Bright's disease and the link between hypertension and nephritis. The research was presented by Sir Arthur in 1941 at the Royal College of Physicians. After the death of Lord Dawson of Penn and the recommendation of the president of the Royal College of Surgeons, <mask> became the physician to Queen Mary. He received a knighthood in 1949 for his services to King George VI. Her granddaughter, Queen Elizabeth II, was born in 1957.In 1957 he was created <mask> of Merthyr Tydfil. During King George VI's illness, <mask> was part of the team that looked after him. Anthony Eden had a gallbladder operation in 1953. Since 1945, he had been unwell with abdominal pains. More extensive investigations were prompted by frequent attacks of pain and periods of rest. The royal physician was called for advice after an X-ray showed gallstones. <mask> recommended an operation due to recurrent infections.Three surgeons were recommended and the decision was made to have John Basil Hume perform the surgery in 1953. In the past, he had performed an appendectomy. It is agreed that the initial operation resulted in damage to the biliary tract, a problem well known at the time, and much corrective surgery was needed later by Richard Cattell, again a recommendation of

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texts: <mask>. The transfer of the king's surgery from the United States to a London hospital was agreed upon by <mask> and Cattell after they visited 10 Downing Street. <mask> was consulted a lot during the crisis. During his visit to New Zealand in 1957, <mask> made notes for doctors should he need medical assistance while abroad. During the past six months, these treatments have become essential.Before his rest in Jamaica, the general condition was one of extreme over-strain with general physical nerve exhaustion, and at this time he seemed to be helped by rest, some increase in the sedation andVitamin B.12 therapy. Helen Davies was married to the <mask> family. She was the daughter of a former High Sheriff. The younger of their two daughters died. Helen and <mask> died in 1963. He died when the barony became extinct. He wore horn-rimmed glasses and was a tower of personality.His opinions were calm and composed during a crisis. One of the most well-known physician names of his time was <mask>. He has been called the "last of the great physicians". Have you noticed how your patients watch you with an intensity rarely given to an actress? Every action you take, every word you say, has a special significance for good or ill, and that impression is undreamed of. A sick patient is sensitive to anything that isn't completely sincere. The suggestion of insincerity can cause frustration and despair.The patient's secrets went to the grave with <mask>. <mask> had abdominal surgery in 1962. He died at the age of 60 years. The Knights Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order were created by

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title: Amelia Boynton Robinson

texts: The leader of the American Civil Rights movement in Alabama and a key figure in the 1965, the Selma to Montgomery marches, was <mask>. She became the founding vice-president of the institute in 1984. She received the Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Medal in 1990. <mask> was born in Georgia on August 18, 1911, to George and Anna Eliza, both of whom were African-American. She had both Cherokee and German ancestry. <mask> and her siblings were raised in a church. She became involved in campaigning for women's rights when she was a young girl.The children were encouraged to read. <mask> attended the Georgia State Industrial College for Colored Youth for two years. She earned a degree in home economics in 1927. tts studied at a number of universities, including Tennessee State, Virginia State, and Temple University. After teaching in Georgia, he went to work for the USDA as the home demonstration agent for Dallas County. She educated the county's largely rural population about food production and processing, nutrition, healthcare, and other subjects related to agriculture and homemaking. She met her future husband while he was working as a county extension agent.They had two sons, Bill Jr. and Bruce Carver <mask>. Her son was named after George Washington Carver. Sharon and Germaine were adopted by <mask>'s two nieces. <mask> and Samuel graduated from the same institute as George Washington Carver. <mask> was the first African American to register to vote in Alabama because of the state's constitution that was passed at the turn of the century. Most blacks were excluded from politics for decades. A few years later she wrote a play called Through the Years, which told the story of the creation of Spiritual music and a former slave who was elected to Congress during Reconstruction, based on her father's half-brother Robert Smalls.Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. and his wife, Coretta Scott

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texts: King, met the <mask>s at the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama, where King was the pastor. <mask> was a student at Howard University School of Law when he was arrested for attempting to purchase food at the white section of a bus terminal in Virginia. The case was argued before the U.S. Supreme Court by Thurgood Marshall, who reversed lower court decisions. <mask> died in 1963. It was a time of increased activism in the Civil Rights movement. <mask>'s home and office were used as a center for strategy sessions for the voting rights campaign. In 1964, <mask> ran for Congress in Alabama to encourage black voter registration.She was the first female African American to run for office in Alabama and the first woman of any race to run for the ticket of the Democratic Party in the state. She got 10% of the vote. She was part of the steering committee of the Dallas County Voters League. In 1964 and 1965, <mask> worked with Martin Luther King Jr., Diane Nash, James Bevel, and others of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference to plan demonstrations for civil and voting rights. In 1965, after thousands of people were arrested in protests, only 300 of the town's African-American residents were registered to vote. 11,000 people were registered to vote after the Voting Rights Act was passed. <mask> helped organize a march to the state capital of Montgomery to protest the continued segregation of blacks.The event became known as "Bloody Sunday" when county and state police stopped the march and beat demonstrators after they crossed the Edmund Pettus Bridge into Dallas County. A photograph of her lying on Edmund Pettus Bridge went around the world. There were throat burns from the effects of tear gas. She was involved in both marches. After crossing the Pettus Bridge, the marchers turned back. With federal protection and thousands of marchers joining them, a third march

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texts: reached Montgomery on March 24. President Lyndon Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act into law in August of 1965, after the events of Bloody Sunday and the later march on Montgomery galvanized public opinion.Bob W. Billups was a musician who was married to later life <mask>. He died in a boating accident. <mask> and <mask> were married for the third time in 1976. She moved to his home after the wedding. <mask> passed away in 1988. Lyndon LaRouche was considered a highly controversial political figure in the Democratic Party. She was a founding board member of the Schiller Institute.In 1988 LaRouche was convicted of twelve counts of mail fraud and was sentenced to twenty years in prison. <mask> was described as "LaRouche's most high-profile Black spokeswoman" in a biography published in 1991. When officials learned of <mask>'s involvement in the Schiller Institute, they withdrew the "Amelia Boynton Robinson Day" in Seattle and the state of Washington. The state had never pulled back such an honor before. It was a very difficult decision, according to a spokesman for the Seattle mayor. The mayor has a lot of respect for her courage during the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s, but we don't think she gave us full and accurate information about her current activities. <mask> said in an interview that he had worse things done to him when he was fighting for the right to vote.I've been called a lot of things. I was able to give the entire country the right to vote because of my fighting. If that is the reason, then I think they did more good than they did harm. She said that people got the wrong image of LaRouche because the government lied about him. <mask> sued The Walt Disney Company for defamation in 2004, asking for between $1 and $10 million in damages. She claimed that the 1999 TV movie "Slave, Lord, Selma" wrongly portrayed her as a stereotypical black Mammy, whose key role was

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texts: to make religious utterances and to participate in singing spirituals. She lost the case.<mask> was the Vice President of the Schiller Institute from September to November of 2007. She spoke with European youth about her support for LaRouche, who had denied facts about the 9/11 attacks, Martin Luther King Jr., and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, as well as the continuing problem of racism in the United States. <mask> retired as vice president of the institute. <mask>, who was 99 at the time, spoke to students at the university. <mask> died in Montgomery, Alabama, eight days after celebrating her 104th birthday, after suffering a series of strokes. The Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Medal was awarded to <mask> in 1990. Coretta Scott King and Andrew Young are included in her memoir.<mask> <mask> has written an inspiring, eloquent memoir of her more than five decades on the front lines of the struggle for racial equality and social justice. I recommend this work to anyone who cares about human rights in America. The five blocks of Lapsley Street were renamed in honor of <mask> and Sam. The film is about the Voting Rights movement and the march to Montgomery. <mask> was unable to travel to see the film. Her friends and family were invited to a private screening by Paramount Pictures. A CNN reporter was present to discuss the film with other people, and she said the film was great.In 2015, <mask> attended the State of the Union Address at the invitation of President Barack Obama and was at his side as he and others walked across the Edmund Pettus Bridge during the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights movement. The SNCC Digital Gateway is a documentary website that tells the story of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and grassroots organizing from the inside out. Activists for African-American civil rights, American centenarians, American women, and LaRouche movement died in

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title: John G. Koeltl

texts: The United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York is <mask>. <mask> was born in New York. He graduated from a New York City high school. He received an Artium Baccalaureus degree in 1967. He obtained his Juris Doctor from Harvard Law School in 1971 and was an editor of the Harvard Law Review. He was a law clerk for Justice Potter Stewart of the United States Supreme Court and for Judge Edward Weinfeld of the Southern District of New York. After working for the Watergate Special Prosecution Force, <mask> entered private law practice in New York.<mask> was a partner at the New York law firm. <mask> served on several committees of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York and American Bar Association and was the author of several published articles on securities law and other topics. On April 26, 1994, President Bill Clinton nominated <mask> for a seat in the federal judicial service. On August 9, 1994, he was confirmed by the Senate and on August 10, 1994, he was commissioned. The trial case of Arthur Hayes, Ben Delo, and Samuel Reed is being presided over by Judge <mask>. The trail will start in New York. <mask> is known for his October 2006 decision to sentence civil rights lawyer Lynne Stewart to 28 months in prison for providing material assistance to a terrorist, her client, the 1993 World Trade Center bombing mastermind, by secretly passing messages to his radical followers in Egypt.<mask> turned down the prosecutors' recommendation of 30 years. The Second Circuit Court of Appeals ordered <mask> to take into account the government's arguments that she had committed perjury at her trial and abused her position as a lawyer when she reconsidered her sentence. The remarks Stewart made after being sentenced indicated a lack of remorse, according to <mask>. The sentence was changed to 10 years in prison. He presided over the case of Follieri, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy, fraud and money-laundering in connection with purchases of property from the Catholic Church. Several politicians, including former president Bill Clinton and 2008 Republican presidential nominee <mask>, were involved in the Follieri case. <mask> presided over a case brought by Citigroup

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texts: against Wells Fargo to stop the latter's purchase of Wachovia.In 2010 the litigation was settled. The $654 million jury verdict against the Palestine Liberation Organization for terrorist attacks in Israel that killed or wounded Americans was thrown out by a U.S. appeals court. In April of last year, <mask> was assigned to preside over a civil lawsuit filed by the Democratic National Committee against the Russian Federation. Democrats were harmed by Russian interference in the United States elections, according to the suit. In dismissing the suit in July, <mask> described the publishing activities as "plainly of the type entitled to the strongest protection that the First Amendment offers." Kosinski in which the Serve America Party sued Todd D. Valentine and Robert A. Brehm, the Co-Execute Directors of the New York State Board of Elections. In the election for Governor of New York, the SAM was added to the Qualified New York political parties.New York State Election Law was changed after the election to increase the minimum number of votes to 2%. The rule change was accused of violating the First Amendment rights to freedom of speech and association and the equal protection and due process protections of the Fourteenth Amendment of the SAM Party and its supporters. <mask> presided over the Libertarian Party of N.Y. Bd. The Libertarian Party of New York and the Green Party of New York sued the New York State Board of Elections. The Libertarian Party and Green Party were added to Qualified New York political parties after they achieved the required number of votes in the election for Governor of New York. The First and Fourteenth Amendment rights of both parties were violated by the amendments to the New York Election Law found in Sections 9 and 10 of Part ZZZ. The request was denied by the district judge.The Libertarian Party, Serve America Movement, Green Party, and Independence Party of New York had their ballot access removed because of <mask>'s decision. The Individual Practices of Judge <mask> can be found in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York. The Supreme Court clerks of the United States Judges of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York were appointed by Bill

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title: Bonnie Wright

texts: <mask> is an English actress, model, director, and activist. She played Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter films. After playing the role of Ginny in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone for ten years, <mask> was cast in the final film, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2. The films Before I Sleep, The Sea, and After the Dark received mixed reviews. She played the lead in Peter Ustinov's The Moment of Truth at the Southwark Playhouse. <mask> received a bachelor's degree in filmmaking from the University of the Arts London. She started to produce short films and founded her own production company.The coming-of-age drama Separate We Come, Separate We Go, starring David Thewlis, was her first directorial project. Both of the films she directed featured landscape and emotion as themes. The first three parts of <mask>'s series, Phone Calls, were shown at the festival. The film was based on A. S. Byatt's The Matisse Stories. She has directed music videos for several artists. <mask> has gained recognition for her environmental activism and is an ambassador for the charities. <mask> was born on February 17, 1991 in Tower Hamlets, the second child of Gary and <mask>, owners of the jewellery company Wright & Teague.She attended Prior Weston Primary School and the King Alfred School for her secondary education. While on set, <mask> attained four A-levels in art, photography and design technology and kept with her studies with the help

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texts: of a tutor. She stated that growing up on set contributed to her film knowledge. During the filming of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows in 2009, she began attending the London College of Communication at the University of the Arts London. <mask> graduated from university with a degree in filmmaking. In 1999, castings were held across the UK for Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, the film adaptation of British author J. K. Rowling's best-selling novel. <mask>'s brother told her that she reminded him of Ginny Weasley after reading the first two books in the series.<mask> didn't have any professional experience aside from school plays, and asked her mother if she could try out for a job. After her pictures were sent to the film's casting directors, she received a screen test for David Heyman, and her parents were told she got the role. In a scene at London King's Cross railway station where her character and mother meet Harry Potter during the boarding of the Hogwarts express, <mask> made her film debut at the age of nine. The highest-grossing film of 2001 was the film. She reprised her role in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, in which her character begins studies at Hogwarts and encounters a secret diary that begins to control her actions. Her role was underdeveloped according to one critic. The film broke the opening records of its predecessor and became the fifth-highest-grossing film of all time in the region.In

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title: Bonnie Wright

texts: 2002 and 2004, <mask> played the younger version of Agatha Christie in the film A Life in Pictures. The films Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire were released in 2004 and 2005 to commercial success and increased worldwide recognition. In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Ginny joined the army and fought against the Death Eaters. <mask>'s performance makes the most subtle and memorable impact, according to Mark Adams of The Sunday Mirror. The film had a record-breaking opening weekend. In 2007, <mask> in the second-season premiere. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince was released in 2009.<mask>'s character continued to develop, becoming a chaser for the Gryffindor Quidditch team as well as Harry Potter's love interest. Variety stated that her portrayal "intrigues as the sort of initial plain Jane who keeps growing on you". <mask> reprised her role for the final time in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1 and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2, where she was featured during the film's prominent battle storyline and in the epilogue, nineteen years later. Her performance in the final film was nominated for an Empire Award. She provided the voice of Ginny in the video game versions of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. One of the thirteen actors who have appeared in all eight films of the Harry Potter franchise

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texts: but ultimately ineffective screen presence". She made her stage debut as The Girl in Peter Ustinov's The Moment of Truth. The play was performed in London. The British Theatre Guide wrote that <mask> made clear in her performance that she is motivated by love for her father and movingly has to face rejection. In the following year. She directed "Dreaming" in December of last year. The park is where the video was shot.She was named the "Star Baker" in the third series of The Great Sport Relief Bake Off. The film After the Dark was filmed in Jakarta, Indonesia, and starred <mask>, James D'Arcy, and Freddie Stroma. One of the students was portrayed by her. The film was shown at the Neuchtel International Fantastic Film Festival. The Village Voice commented that the film "slid[es] into a soapy backstory while suggesting that supporting actress <mask> might have been a stronger lead". The character <mask> voiced in the film was called My Dad Is Scrooge. In May of last year, <mask> wrote and directed a short film.The film Know Thyself was shown at the NewFilmmakers NY festival. <mask> directed a short film about her parents' jewellery design. Sextant, a twelve-part work with each short shot under a full moon, was released in August 2016 by her company. The film reflected <mask>'s interest in how a landscape can be a catalyst for self discovery. <mask>'s next directorial project was a three-episode series called Phone Calls, which showed

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texts: 888-666-1846 Fame Magazine called it a "breathtakingly candid portrait". In March 2020, Wright narrated an audiobook adaption of Babbitty Rabbitty and her Cackling Stump from The Tales of Beedle the Bard, an in-universe book of Wizarding World children's stories written by Rowling.The audiobook was released to raise money for the charity. Activism <mask> has stated that "every piece of plastic I have ever used is still somewhere on this earth, and that's terrifying." In November of last year, she joined a ship that was monitoring plastic waste in the ocean. She went to Atlanta to deliver a petition to Coca-Cola to stop making single-use plastic. She has held public discussions on how people can reduce single-use plastic usage. In February 2020, <mask>, as an ambassador of the Rainforest Alliance, traveled to Guatemala to meet communities that practice sustainable forest management. She met staff in Uaxactun, a community that the Rainforest Alliance has been working with for more than 20 years to promote practices of sustainable forest management.She documented the trip on her personal social media pages. Lumos is a children's organization founded by Harry Potter. <mask> and Evanna Lynch traveled to Haiti in 2016 to learn about the 30,000 children living in orphanages and meet with children who had been rescued from unstable conditions. <mask> has spoken extensively about Lumos's charity work, stating that she had heard so much about


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texts: the work that Lumos was doing, but this experience highlighted how important Lumos' work is in Haiti. <mask> appeared in a fashion spread for a luxury lifestyle magazine. The Victoria and Albert Museum is where the shoot took place. She was a model at a fashion show during London Fashion Week.<mask>, James, Paget, and Jones were models for southsea deckchairs in aid of the World Land Trust and the Winchester School of Art charities. She was previously engaged to Jamie Campbell Bower. List of Harry Potter films cast members References External links 1991 births Living people Actresses from London Alumni of the University of the Arts London English child actresses English film actresses English television actresses English voice

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title: Peter Hoyt Brown

texts: <mask> was a politician who held office as an at-large council member in the city of Houston, Texas. He was a candidate for the position of Houston mayor in 2009, when Bill White stepped down due to term limits. <mask> was eliminated from the mayor's race in the November 3, 2009, election despite holding a nine-point lead over his nearest opponent in an independent poll conducted in October 2009. <mask> grew up in Houston in the north part of the city and attended St. John's School. He earned a master's degree in languages from the University of California, Berkeley after graduating from the University of Houston with a bachelor's degree. <mask> enlisted in the U.S. Army. After a year of active service, <mask> entered the active reserves.He earned master's degrees in architecture and urban planning there. He is the only city council member in Houston who has served in the military. In 1966 <mask> began his career as an architect and urban planner, working on major projects in the northeast United States. He became a partner in an architecture and planning firm after moving back to Houston in 1982. He found his own firm a year later and grew it into a national business. In 2003 <mask> was elevated to Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, the profession's highest distinction. As an architect, he has designed affordable housing and traditional neighborhoods, fire and police stations, parks and recreation centers, jails and courthouses, libraries and health clinics, transit stations, and theaters.<mask> was an instructor in the graduate program at Texas Southern University. Better Houston focused on improvements to local neighborhoods, transit, and urbanism. <mask> ran for an at-large seat on the Houston City Council in 2003 against an incumbent.

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texts: <mask> narrowly lost to Sekula-Gibbs, receiving 48.5% of the vote, and raising more money than any previous city council candidate. <mask> was elected at-large position 1 in 2005. He was re-elected in 2007. <mask> was involved in the creation of the Old Sixth Ward historic district, as well as the creation of the Houston General Plan and the Houston Mobility Plan.Plans to decentralize the city government and bring city services closer to neighborhoods were recently unveiled by <mask>. "We're a big, spread-out city and trying to run everything from a central, one central source, say downtown is not very cost-effective." I think we need to take a close look at decentralizing neighborhood services. The next mayor should plow new ground because there is no accountability with centralized systems, said <mask>, who promoted and worked for more "green" initiatives. <mask> was appointed to chair the council committee on sustainable growth. Strategies to promote environmental health, energy efficiency, and conserve natural resources are considered by the committee. In October 2008, the sustainable growth committee started a program to recycle heavy organic yard waste which is expected to fill the Chase Tower, the city's tallest structure.A new program to recycle scrap tires will save Houston taxpayers over $1 million annually. The importance of retrofitting the city's electrical infrastructure was advocated by <mask>. Millions of customers in the Houston area were without power for weeks after the storm. <mask> wants the largest energy provider in Houston, CenterPoint Energy, to bury their overhead power lines and strengthen the city's electrical grid to prevent mass power outages in the future. <mask> created a mayoral exploratory committee in January of 2008.

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title: Peter Hoyt Brown

texts: <mask> has been endorsed by several organizations and community leaders. On February 26, 2009, <mask> officially announced his candidacy for Mayor of Houston, and succeed current term limited Mayor White.Former City Attorney Gene Locke is one of the candidates. <mask>'s "Blueprint for An Even Better Houston," which his campaign says "offers real solutions and real ideas for combatting traffic, crime, flooding and other challenges," has been the focus of much of his campaign. The policy agendas include the economy, public safety, transportation, flooding, energy, government efficiency and reform. Although his opponents are generally acknowledged to be more polished public speakers than he is, and some of them have been politicians for a long time, observers have acknowledged that <mask> seems to have out worked his opponents. <mask> has been campaigning harder and longer than any other candidate according to the Chronicle. In the first half of 2009, <mask>'s campaign raised over $477,000 and had a cash on hand amount of over $1 million, more than three times what his opponents reported. The Houston Chronicle conducted a poll in late September that showed <mask> ahead of his opponents.<mask> had a nine-point lead over his nearest opponent according to a secondary independent poll conducted by 11 News. <mask> was eliminated from the mayor's race in the November 3, 2009, election. <mask> publicly endorsed his former opponent, Annise Parker, in the mayor's race, an endorsement that was heavily sought after by both remaining candidates. He was sworn in as mayor on January 4, 2010 after winning the mayor's race. Mayoral results 2003 2005 2007 External links <mask>'s website at the City of Houston <mask> for Mayor Campaign Website <mask> for Mayor Facebook <mask>

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title: Michael Parenti

texts: <mask> is an American political scientist, academic historian and cultural critic. He ran for political office and taught at universities. <mask> is a leading intellectual of the American Left. <mask> was raised by an Italian-American working class family in the East Harlem neighborhood of New York City. Parenti worked for several years after graduating high school. He received a degree from the City College of New York, an MA from Brown University, and a PhD from Yale University after returning to school. <mask> is an academic, author and journalist.Parenti taught political and social science for many years. He devoted himself full-time to writing, public speaking, and political activism. He is the author of over 300 articles. His work has been translated into at least 18 languages. Parenti lectures all over the world. <mask>'s writings cover a wide range of topics. His ninth edition of Democracy for the Few is a critical analysis of U.S. society, economy, and political institutions."Empires: Past and Present," "US Interventionism: the Case of Iraq," "Ideology and History," and "The Overthrow of Communism" are some of the topics he has addressed in recent years. Parenti ran for the U.S. House of Representatives in Vermont in 1974 as a candidate of the Liberty Union Party and came in third place with 7.1% of the vote. Parenti was once a friend of sanders, but later split with him over his support for the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia. He was a Visiting Fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies. The Caucus for a New Political Science gave him a career achievement award. Representative Barbara Lee gave him a certificate of special congressional recognition. He was a judge for 12 years.He is on the advisory boards of Independent Progressive Politics Network and Education Without Borders, as well as the advisory editorial boards of New Political Science and Nature, Society

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texts: and Thought. <mask> has appeared in a number of films, including The Panama Deception, Liberty Bound, and Fall and Winter, as an author and social commentator. Parenti was interviewed in The Weight of Chains 2. He was interviewed for two episodes of Penn & Teller: Bullshit!, speaking about the Dalai Lama and patriotism. In their album No Gods, No Managers, a New York City-based punk rock band uses a number of samples from <mask>'s lectures. The American Political Science Review has a section on Ethnic Politics and the Persistence of Ethnic Identification. 61, No.3, 1967. Thepp. The Review Symposium: Maximum Feasible Misunderstanding Urban Affairs Review was published. 5, No. 3, 1970. Thepp. There are possibilities for political change.1, No. 1, 1970. Thepp. Power and Pluralism: A View from the Bottom was published in The Journal of Politics. 32, No. 3, 1970. Thepp.There is a report from the field politics and society. 1, No. 4, 1971. Thepp. The New Socialist Revolution Critical Sociology is a book. 5, No. 1, 1974.Thepp. Is Nicaragua more Democratic than the United States? There is a covertaction information bulletin. 26, 1986. State power and the JFK assassination. 1, 1997. Thepp.There are methods of media manipulation. 57, No. In 1997 Thepp. There are books about the anti-Communist impulse. Random House was founded in 1970. There are trends and tragedies in American foreign policy.Little, Brown, 1971. Political and ethnic attitudes. Arno Press was published in 1975. Democracy for the few. c. 1974 The 8th edition was published in 2007. There is power and the powerless.The Politics of the Mass Media was published by St. Martin's Press. The year 1986. The 2nd edition was published in 1993. Imperialism, Revolution and the Arms Race are covered in The Sword and the Dollar. St. Martin's Press was published in 1989. The Politics of Entertainment is about making-believe

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texts: media. Land of Idols: Political Mythology in America was published in 1992.Against Empire was published by St. Martin's Press. Chapter 1 is available online. There are dirty truths. City Lights Books was in San Francisco. Some autobiographical essays are included. Rationalism and the Overthrow of Communism is the topic of Blackshirts and Reds. America Besieged was published in San Francisco.City Lights Books is in San Francisco. History as a mystery. City Lights Books is in San Francisco. The Attack on Yugoslavia was the topic of To Kill a Nation. Verso, 2002. September 11 and Beyond is the terrorism trap. City Lights Books is in San Francisco.A people's history of Ancient Rome includes the assassination of Julius Caesar. The New Press supports patriotism. City Lights Books is in San Francisco. The struggle with the culture. Seven Stories Press was published in 2006 . Contrary statements.City Lights Books was published in 2007. God and his demons. Prometheus Books was published in 2010. The face of Imperialism. The novel Paradigm was published in 2011. There are pages from a Street Kid's Life Bordighera Press. Profit Pathology and Other Indecencies is a book."American Foreign Policy: A Tragic 'Success'" is a book chapter. In: Alan. Restoring America's Promise at Home and Abroad is a book about patriotism, democracy and common sense. Mary Lanham. Rowman & Littlefield was in Washington, D.C. 159–168. References External links <mask>i Political Archive maintained by <mask>i as viewed on August 26, 2021.<mask>'s articles Dubious Design (Creationism & Intelligent Design) and Audio Talks by <mask>i are in the mp3 format. The <mask>i Archive is available for purchase. The Culture Struggle was discussed on Democracy Now radio by <mask>. The interview was on the radio. 20th-century American historians, 20th-century American male writers, and 21st-century American non-fiction

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title: Duchess Charlotte Georgine of Mecklenburg-Strelitz

texts: <mask> was a member of the House of Mecklenburg-Strelitz and a Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz. The Electorate of Hanover has a family named <mask>ine. She was the daughter of Charles II, Grand Duke of Mecklenburg and his first wife, Princess Friederike of Hesse-Darmstadt. <mask> and her sisters were considered to be the most beautiful women of their time. The four beautiful and noble sisters on the throne were dedicated to by Jean Paul Friedrich Richter. King George III of the United Kingdom lived in London when his brother-in-law, <mask>'s father, served as governor. <mask>'s mother died when she was twelve years old and she was brought up by her sister, <mask>, who married her father in 1784.Her sisters were brought by her grandmother. <mask> moved to Hildburghausen. <mask> married Duke Frederick, Duke of Saxe-Altenburg, who was his great-great uncle, at the age of fifteen. <mask> was superior to Frederick and the marriage was not a good one. The financial ruin of Saxe-Hildburghausen was caused by the disastrous policies of Frederick's predecessors. The duke and duchess only had a reduced Civil List. <mask>'s father and two brothers lived with her.In 1787, her father became the president of the credit committee. <mask>'s grandmother and her sisters fled before the French army arrived. Her grandmother noticed that <mask>'s husband fulfilled his duties with zeal. <mask> is always pregnant. The family was at Hildburghausen for several weeks. Louise met her future husband, Frederick William, in 1793 after <mask>'s grandmother returned from exile.

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texts: Friederike and her relatives in Strelitz were very close to <mask>.The royal couple visited Hildburghausen. The ducal couple were allowed to have some of their furniture renewed. <mask> and her sister Therese were visiting their sister Louise at the headquarters of Frederick William III of Prussia when he declared war on Napolon Bonaparte. Louise was involved in drafting the declaration of war. The godfather of <mask>'s son Edward was a friend of the ducal couple. After <mask> and her daughter, who was Crown Prices of Bavaria, visited his Bettenburg Castle in Franconia, Christian wrote to Fouqué, "Our Crown Pricess of Bavaria and the Hereditary Princess of Weilburg were visiting their mother." Many people came to see the crown princess.Truchse tried to lead <mask> first into his castle, but she refused to refer to her daughter. Truchse said that mothers have always preferred precedence over their daughters as long as the castle has stood here. The three of them walked through the gate together after Therese grabbed the baron's other arm. Half of her annual income was given to the poor, the elderly and the lower classes. The Louise Memorial was erected after her sister's death. The arts were promoted at the Court of the Muse Charlotte. She brought musicians, painters, and poets to the court, among them the writer Jean Paul Friedrich Richter, who arrived in May 1799.He wrote to his friend Otto that he was weak and had been here a week. They love and read me because I have beautiful child-like eyes, a glottis like a nightingale and a mother's heart.

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texts: They ask me in the afternoon and evening. I improvised for the court on the piano. I can be a member of the good parish of brothers and sisters here. He wrote to Otto again on October 27th, saying that he knew the court would stay at the Jagdschloss. The duchess was already there when I arrived.I know of nothing more beautiful than her shape. <mask> gave the commoner Jean Paul Friedrich Richter the title of a Legation Council and the writer was engaged to one of her ladies in waiting. The Court developed under <mask>. "Little Classic" is the slogan of the town of Hildburghausen. Other people have testified to <mask>'s talent. She was nicknamed "Singlotte" because of her reputation as one of the greatest singers of her day. She was taught to sing by an Italian named Giuliani.She frequently sang "Death of Jesus" at the Christ Church of Hildburghausen during Holy Week. <mask> died of a long illness in Hildburghausen on May 14, 1818. "Eight or ten days ago, during an anxious night, in which the end seemed near, she said us all a farewell and blessed all you far away loved ones - that's the best a good loving mother can give to her children," said Louisa. She answered when her hand rested on my head. We all received a ring from her. My intent to always live a life worthy of my mother grew more steadfast as I looked at it. She was buried in the church of the castle and then reburied at Backsteinfeld.Her tomb was finished in 1824. There are four black balls with flames in lead and a shell at the top of the candelabra. Friedrich Carl Ludwig Sickler wrote

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texts: the inscription. The vault is about 12 meters in diameter and has a height of 4 meters. The bodies of the royals were moved from the royal crypt to <mask>'s tomb when the church of the castle was converted into a courtroom. <mask> was the youngest child of Ernest Frederick III and Princess Ernestine of Saxe-Weimar. <mask> and Frederick had twelve children.The Princess of Hildburghausen was married to Prince Paul of Wrttemberg on September 28, 1805. Princess Auguste was born and died in Hildburghausen. Karl was the Duke of Saxe-Altenburg from August 1789 to November 1868. Princess Fredericke Luise Marie Auguste Christiane was born in January and March of 1791. The Princess was married to King Ludwig I of Bavaria on 12 October 1810. The princess was married to the Duke of Nassau on June 24, 1813. The prince was born on 13 April 1795 and died on 28 May 1800.The Duke of Saxe-Altenburg was born on July 24, 1796. The prince was born on October 4, 1801, and died on July 1, 1870. The prince was born on 19 February 1803 and died on 29 March 1803. The prince was born on July 3, 1804, and died on May 16, 1852. Schppl's "Die Herzoge von Sachsen-Altenburg" was published in

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title: Mustafa Sandal

texts: He is a Turkish singer-songwriter. He made a reputation for himself in the music industry when he wrote and composed a number of songs for other singers. He made a name for himself in Turkey after the release of his first studio album. The album Glgede Ayn was released in 1996. In 1998, the song "Aya Benzer" from his new album became a number-one hit in Turkey. The album Araba was released after he signed a contract with Sony Music. The song "Araba" was a huge hit.He released many albums throughout his career, including Akna Brak (2000). The album Seven was released under the label Universal Music-Polydor. "kr kr" became the most downloaded song of the year in 2011. Organik was <mask>'s 10th studio album. "Tesir Altnda" was one of the best-selling singles of the year. <mask> has won many awards. He was voted the "best male artist" in 2002.In addition to his work in the field of music, television, advertising, cinema and other important achievements, <mask> has sold more than 14 million albums worldwide and collaborated with many artists. <mask> was born in Istanbul. His father was from Erzincan, while his mother was from Adana. The family lived in Istanbul. Hseyin leri worked for TRT. He attended zel Dost School in Tarabya. He was able to enroll in the Collge du Léman.He started studying at the New Hampshire University after 8 years of studying. He continued his studies at the American College of London. He was able to speak English, Italian and French. He was in the military for 28 days in 1999. <mask> is a certificated pilot. On 13 January 2008 in Htel Les Ottomans  Istanbul, <mask> married the famous Serbian singer Emina Jahovi. The couple's first child, Yaman, was born in Istanbul on August 8, 2008.The Sandals announced that they were expecting a child in the winter. Emina <mask> gave birth to a baby boy at the American Hospital. Both Turkish and Serbian are spoken by the

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texts: couple's children. They divorced due to irreconcilable differences. He left the US in 1989 after two-and-a-half years and returned to Turkey. Garo Mafyan is the owner of the Istanbul Geliim Studio. He has a talent for writing.He wrote and composed his first song with Blent Tezcan and it was given to a singer who released it in 1991. Muazzez Abac, Ayegl Aldin, Burak Kut, Deniz Arcak, Emel Mfto are some of the people. He was an assistant to Onno Tun. In July 1994, his first studio album was released. Within 3 months, <mask> gave 140 concerts in Turkey and 30 concerts outside the country, thanks to the 7 songs on this album. In June 1996 <mask> released his second album, Glgede Ayn, which was composed and written by himself. His place in the music market was solidified by this album.He performed at more than 140 events in Turkey after the release of this album. The first music video for this album was recorded in Beikta. The second music video for the song "Jest Oldu" had a man in it. He recorded an action video for a song. Glgede Ayn was the best-selling album in Turkey in 1996. His third studio album was released in 1998. The success of this album enabled <mask> to give more than 120 concerts across the country, and this album had a good performance on the sales charts.The rearranged version of his song "Araba" was recorded in May 1999 under a new contract with Sony Music in France. Russian, Arabic and Greek were used to translate the song. The album Araba was sold in a number of countries outside of Turkey after the release of this new single. After some problems with Sony Music, <mask> decided to finish his career in Europe. His fourth studio album, Akna Brak, was released in June 2000. The music director for this album was skender Payda. <mask> recorded and released a music video for the song "Tek Geerim" that was on this album.A duet with the Greek singer Natalia was the

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title: Mustafa Sandal

texts: subject of a music video. There are three music videos for the song "Geriye Dnemem". His song "Gidesim Gelmiyor", featuring Reyhan Karaca, became one of the best songs in Turkey in 2000. He composed a song for the Istanbul Metro Service. In front of 25,000 people, he performed with the Italian singer Eros Ramazzotti. He confessed that the one with Ramazzotti was his most memorable performance. The second best-selling album of the year was <mask>'s new album, which was released by Erol Kse Production.The song "Pazara Kadar" from the album was written for the Turkish national football team and was well received by fans. Yada Prodksiyon was developed by <mask>. A number of concerts were held in Europe, including one in Moscow and another in Paris. His first single was released in Turkey. The first music video for this single was made for the song "Aka Yrek Gerek" and <mask> again appeared with the Greek singer Natalia on the video clip. "Aya Benzer 2003 (Moonlight)" was released by Universal Music. The new album Seven was released by Sandal.The album was ranked among the top 10 in Europe. The video for "All My Life" with Miss World 2002 Azra Akn was recorded at the Topkap Palace. The host of a German talk show came to Turkey with his team to record an exclusive program about <mask>. He was on the cover of a magazine. The foundation of the Beikta football team was celebrated 100 years ago. Both "Yl Mar" and "Hadi Hisset" were written by Yl Mar. On July 13, 2004, <mask> released a new single called ste.The first music video from this work was released. The footage from one of <mask>'s concerts was used to make a music video for the Oriental version of the song. The song "Kavrulduk" has a music video. In the summer, <mask> faced his fans at his concerts under the theme "Volkswagen with Music Love". He was at some of his concerts with his cars. In the same year, <mask> produced a

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title: Mustafa Sandal

texts: series of perfumes called "7" in 24 different countries. He released a single called "syankar" in 2005.In Germany, Austria and Switzerland, "syankar" is one of the best-selling songs. The Mayor of Istanbul, Kadir Topba, made an appearance at the concert in 2005 in honor of Turkey's team who were competing in the European competition. He shared a stage with the singer at the Aspendos Theater. "<mask> is a very good friend and a nice pal," said the singer after the concert. It's enough to have friends like him. At the backstage of the program, <mask> met Paris Hilton. Musti TV was launched on his website.His new single,Yamal Tvbeler, was released in August. "Yamal Tvbeler" sold 180,000 copies on the day it was released, which was a record in Turkey. His single "syankar" sold 150,000 copies in Germany and earned him a gold certification. The video clip for "syankar" was shot in Istanbul and produced by Universal Music. The video was the first on the MTV TRL Charts. After this success, <mask> started his world tour in Germany and performed in England, Pakistan, Russia, the Netherlands, Albania and Brazil. On 12 June 2007, <mask> announced his new album, Devam Var, and it was released a day later on 13 June."ndir" was written and composed by Sinan Akl. The likes of skender Payda, zgr Yedievli, Sinan Akl, Erhan Bayrak and Tolga Kl worked on the album for one year. My songs will be popular in the summer. We worked at the studio. I didn't get to do concerts and be with my fans. The Muhabbet Card commercials featured his grandfather Hseyin leri. Under the sponsorship of Muhabbet Cart, <mask> started a tour of concerts in Turkey in 2008.He performed in front of 10,000 people in Mula. He performed in 15 different cities for 500,000 people. His songs "ndir", "Aka Yrek Gerek" and "syankar" were used in a video game. The company officials said that they were thinking about including a

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texts: Turkish pop star in their game console, and chose <mask> due to his popularity in Europe. <mask> received an award for his appearance in a mobile phone commercial. Madonna and Britney Spears were the most popular people in Europe in 2008 and the singer had 200,000 fans on his website. In June 2009, <mask> released his new album."My first album as a father is considered to be a milestone for me", he said about the album. He worked on this album with a man who had arranged songs for other people. The album's lead single is "Ate Et ve Unut", and the song is "Karizma". The release of the album was delayed for two weeks as Dugic decided to give a song he had previously prepared for Lopez. The album was downloaded 450,000 times from internet websites in 4 days and <mask> ensured that these sites and pirate sellers were identified by a team of 300 people selected from his fan club members. 50,000 dollars was spent on a music video for a song. The European spokesman for the aid campaign for refugee children in Pakistan was selected by the United Nations Children's Fund.In a survey of 50 thousand people in Europe and Pakistan, <mask> was voted the most popular Turkish artist in Europe and urged to give a message about peace in the world. <mask> accepted the offer without thinking and will meet children on the tour. "Turkey's Michael Jackson has become a goodwill ambassador for our children" were some of the comments made about <mask>'s charity work by his English, German and French fans. In 2010, Gkben and <mask> made a duet called "Nevrin Dner", which was a duet between Nostalgic and new generation artists. The duet "kr kr" was released in June 2011. The song was the best-selling song on the digital platform in Turkey in 2011. The album Organik was released in the summer of 2012 by Sandal.Fans at his concert were the first to listen to the songs. "Ego" was number-one on the Top 100

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texts: in digital platforms. The album was discussed in the social media and <mask> uploaded a video of himself with Krmzgl on his YouTube channel. The song "Ego" was recorded for the album's first music video. 20 actors and members of Tlay bak's team appeared in his music video. The music video is a short film and <mask> wanted to show people something different. It was the fastest-rising work of the 24th week.Emina was featured on the song. The artists featured in this album were Soner and Eflatun. At the time, the concert in Beykoz, Istanbul, was attended by 150,000 people. There was a song on the album called "Kalmad" that was voiced by <mask>, who was one of the artists featured on the album. <mask> composed the song "Teekkrler Anne" for the project's campaign after becoming an ambassador for the School Olympic Games Project. He collaborated with Glen and Ozan olakolu on a new single. The single "Tesir Altnda" became the best-selling single of the year after <mask> decided to delay the project.<mask> released a number of singles in the following years. "Gel Bana" and Eypio are included. All of them entered the official music chart in Turkey. A new version of <mask>'s song "Aya Benzer" was performed at the ABU TV Song Festival organized by the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union and held in Tokyo. In April 2020, he released a single titled "Yannda" in honor of the healthcare workers who fought against the COVID-19 Pandemic. Digital revenues from this song were donated to healthcare facilities. The new technology of 8D music was used to record the song.The single "Damar" topped the music charts in Turkey. In the New Year's special program on Astana TV, <mask> performed a Turkish version of his song "Mod" as a duet with Elemes. His songs "Araba" and "syankar" were performed on stage. The duet "Tekrar" was released in January 2021. The song was accompanied by a music video as well as


title: Mustafa Sandal

texts: a short film, and references were made to <mask>'s previous music videos. The radio program Krmz Ik was presented by <mask> in 1993. In 1995 <mask> was cast in a supporting role in the movie Bay E and performed the movie's main song.In November of 2010, the movie New York'ta Be Minare became the most-viewed film in Turkey. <mask> presented on Star TV's program Kimsin Sen in the same year. In Barolde Ak, <mask> played opposite Dolunay Soysert. He was a judge on O Ses Trkiye on Star TV in 2012 with Hlya Avar, Hadise and Murat Boz. The program was well received by fans and brahim evki from <mask>'s team was voted runner-up at the first season. The winner of the competition was <mask> from <mask>'s team. He left the program after the second season because he wanted to win the competition.<mask> and his wife Emina received over one million dollars for a Turkcell commercial. He was the face of the brand in 3 commercials and earned over one million dollars. For the first commercial, <mask> told a story about an interaction he had with a fan, and for the second, he went in front of the camera with a scenarist. The Turkish version of the character Dusty was voiced by <mask> in the Disney movie Planes. On the New Year episode of Kanal D's program Arkadam Hogeldin, <mask> was a guest and he performed his song "Tesir Alt" with Tolga evik and Ezgi Mola. <mask> was a member of Turkey's team at the National Sports Synchronized Skiing World Championships. The Turkish Ski Federation re-established the Championships after 17 years and held them in Aspen, Colorado, between 11 and 13 April 2019.Dr. Fatih Kyc, Atakan Alaftargil, Arif Alaftargil, Metin Polat, Tun Tademir, and etin irvani formed Sandal. It was 4th in forced synchronous landings on the second day. Discography Glgede Ayn (Same in the Shadow) was released in 1996. Five Minarets in New York was written by Barolde Ak and Arkadam

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title: Fateh Ezatpoor

texts: A calligraphist, illuminated manuscript artist, university professor, and researcher is the son of Ahmad. He holds a bachelor's degree from Allameh Tabatabai University, which is located in the city of Sanandaj. The official instructor of the Iranian Calligraphists Association is Mr. Ezatpoor. He became familiar with the art of calligraphy in 1969 and has been teaching it ever since. He went to Tehran in 1978 to continue his studies after practicing penmanship in his household. He did not lose sight of practicing penmanship while he was in Tehran. He received his certificate of calligraphy with distinction from the Iranian in 1982, after he became acquainted with the organization of Iranian Calligraphists Association.He started to teach calligraphy after receiving his certificate from the Iranian Calligraphists Association in Tehran. Many art learners were taught by him in various courses of the association and so far, a great number of his students have received a certificate of calligraphy with distinction from the Iranian Calligraphists Association. The first mentor and teacher to learn Persian Calligraphy was Mr. <mask>, who began to learn Nastaliq calligraphy from his uncle. Mr. Kamali was an acclaimed calligraphist at that time. He gets the chance to be taught by one of the best calligraphy professors in the nation when he is living in Tehran. While Mr. Ezatpoor had an outstanding performance in Nastaliq script, he got interested in Shekaste script from the Iranian Calligraphists Association. Mr. <mask>'s illustrations come from Biok Ahmari.One of the best illuminators at the time was Biok Ahmari, and his illuminations have been recognized internationally. TheIllumination that goes around the calligraphy artworks from Mr. Ahmari gave Mr. Ezatpoor an outstanding performance to illustrate his own artworks. Many of his students are currently professors in the field of Nastaliq and Shekaste script as well as Taz-hib, because Mr. Ezatpoor continued to transfer

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title: Pat Jennings

texts: A former professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper is <mask>. He played international matches for Northern Ireland for over two decades. He won the FA Cup with both of the north London rivals, playing for Newry Town andWatford. Despite being a goalkeeper, he scored in the FA Charity Shield and made over 1,000 top level appearances. When he was 11 years old, he played for the under-18 side of Shamrock Rovers, but he concentrated on Gaelic football until he was 16 years old, when he made his soccer comeback with his hometown side Newry Town. He moved to English Third Division sideWatford after impressing with the team. In his first season in England, he played every league game for his club and made two international appearances.He was signed by Spurs in June 1964. During his thirteen years at White Hart Lane, he played in                                               He won the FA Cup in 1967, the League Cup in 1971 and 1973, and the UEFA Cup in 1972. He scored in the Charity Shield in 1967, when he kicked the ball from his hands and sent a large punt down the field that bounced over Manchester United goalkeeper Alex Stepney and into the net. He was named the footballer of the year by the Football Writers' Association in 1973. He was the first goalkeeper to receive this accolade, and to this day remains only one of two, along with Peter Shilton. Spurs thought he was nearing the end of his career when he was transferred to the arch-rivals in August 1977.The goalkeeper's jersey was up for grabs, but <mask> was the one to play for another eight years. He helped the team to four Cup finals in three years, including the FA Cup final in 1978, 1979 and 1980, as well as the European Cup Winners Cup final that year. The second of these finals was won by Manchester United. In total, he made 327 appearances for the club between 1977 and 1985 and retired from first-team football in 1985. On February 26, 1983, he became the first player in English football to make 1,000 senior appearances, and celebrated with a

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texts: clean sheet in a league game. John Lukic was the first choice keeper for the final game of the League in 1984 and he was replaced by <mask>. The farewell match for <mask> was against Spurs at Highbury.After his retirement, he returned to Spurs to play in their reserve side to maintain his sharpness for Northern Ireland's 1986 World Cup campaign. In January 1986 he played in the Football League Super Cup for Spurs. He was signed as goalkeeping cover for the 1986 FA Cup Final, but was injured playing for Wales. He made his Northern Ireland debut when he was an eighteen-year-old. George Best made his international debut in the same game as Northern Ireland won the British Home Championship match against Wales. He played in the 1986 World Cup on his 41st birthday, making him the oldest-ever participant. Northern Ireland lost to Brazil 3–0 in their final group game.Between 1966 and 1986 he participated in six World Cup qualification stages. He worked as a goalkeeping coach after his retirement. Since 1993 he has worked at Spurs. He was in the English Football Hall of Fame because of his skills in the English league. His son, also named <mask>, is a goalkeeper, having played for a number of League of Ireland clubs. The sons of Spurs players Chris Hughton, Osvaldo Ardiles and Ray Clemence attended The Broxbourne School, where the family lived for many years. He is associated with Spurs and has a lounge at White Hart Lane and Windsor Park.Eleanor Toner is a singer from Newry. <mask> is a goalkeeper and they have four children. FA Cup: 1966–67, League Cup: 1970– 71, FA Charity Shield: 1967 and Individual FWA Footballer of the Year: 1972– 73. <mask> wrote an autobiography. London, Willow Books. The World Cup records of <mask> can be found in the player's database. Footballers from Northern Ireland are members of the Order of the British Empire.The players are from Spurs. The staff is not playing. The players are from Shamrock Rovers F.C. The English Football Hall of Fame includes guest players from the 1982 World

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title: Daley (musician)

texts: For his unique contributions to R&B/soul music and captivating vocal performance, the British singer-songwriter and artist is internationally acclaimed. He became well-known after co-writing and featuring on the Gorillaz single "Doncamatic", having been spotted by the band's creator early in his career as an underground artist on the UK music scene. He established himself as an international recording artist celebrated for songs including top five radio hit Alone Together with Marsha Ambrosius (of Floetry), top ten single Look Up, and top ten single Until. He has received praise from a number of organizations. There are four releases that incorporate elements of R&B, Soul, Pop, Funk, Alternative, electronic and orchestral arrangement. <mask> was born in the suburbs of South Manchester in the North-West of England. He studied Design & Art Direction at Manchester Metropolitan University and worked as a Graphic Designer, video editor and animator before pursuing music.He moved to London to focus on making music after living in Manchester until he was 21. With some early demos, Daley took to the UK live scene, performing at open-mic nights, jam sessions and new talent stages including 'Troy Bar' in Hoxton, 'iluvlive' in Camden and widely respected music industry showcase 'Wired' at Shoreditch House. He would often find himself on stage with other emerging artists, such as Ed Sheeran, Emeli Sande, and Maverick Sabre - many of whom he has since collaborated or toured with. While making a name for himself, he was invited to meet and work on new material for the animated band's Plastic Beach album, which resulted in their 2011 single "Doncamatic". He appeared in the music video and joined the Escape to Plastic Beach World Tour along with other famous people. The singer's visibility within the music industry was enhanced by the collaboration, and early radio play began at the radio station that championed the singer. He was invited to record three of his songs at the world-famous Maida Vale Studios in London, and began


title: Daley (musician)

texts: to attract the attention of record labels.The Those Who Wait mixtape was an independently released free download that was distributed through his official website. In the first month of its release, the mixtape achieved 50,000 downloads, increasing to 150,000 downloads over the months that followed, with support from UK media including the 'Sound of...' poll and online buzz from fans. It featured an alternative R&B sound. " Those Who Wait", "Game Over", "Smoking Gun", and an acoustic cover of "Maxwell's "Pretty Wings" were some of the stand out tracks. The album was released by Polydor Records in the United Kingdom and Republic Records in the United States. 'Look Up', 'Broken', 'Time Travel', and 'Blame The World' are some of the stand out songs on the album. After a two-year hiatus, <mask>'s sophomore studio album The Spectrum was released on July 14, 2017:The album's lead single "Until The Pain Is Gone" catapulted the singer back to the top of the US R&B charts. "Selfish", produced by Montreal producer 'xSdtrk' and UK Garage inspired "Careless" are also stand out songs. Daley continued to develop with his auto-biographical songwriting style, as well as venturing into emotional and even occasional spiritual territory, and pushing boundaries with both vocal performance/arrangement and musical sonic. His Alternative R&B sound has hints of soul, electronica and pop. A trait that has defined him when compared to his male peers is his emphasis on vocal performance and arrangement in his writing. He has referred to his sound as "Future-Throwback" in interviews, stating that the music has a familiar, nostalgic roots, contemporised with a futuristic sonic and production. A mix of US and UK sounds and songs have been cited as influences by Daley.He has played London's KOKO, New York's Apollo Theatre, and the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles. Stevie Wonder is one of the artists he has performed and toured with. The Headline US Tour has 30 dates, the Headline US Tour has 18 dates, and the Headline European Tour has 15


title: John Whitbourn

texts: <mask> is an English author of novels and short stories focusing on alternative histories set in a 'Catholic' universe. He attempts to reflect on the interaction between religion and politics on a personal and social scale in his works. He writes well with dry wit according to the Encyclopedia of Fantasy. Works is an author and an archaeology graduate. A Dangerous Energy won the Victor Gollancz Fantasy Novel Prize in 1991. Elizabeth I had a near-fatal bout of the disease. She did not recover in the world of A Dangerous Energy and its sequels.Mary, Queen of Scots, succeeded to the English throne after Elizabeth I died from an illness, leading to a second Catholic Counter Reformation in England and Scotland. The first Counter-Reformation science fiction novel, A Dangerous Energy, was reviewed as "the first Counter-Reformation science fiction novel". The Pevensey trilogy's third and final book, The Two Confessions, was published in 2013). The Two Confessions focuses on events in the life of a young would-be industrialist and entrepreneur. Chafing against the reactionary constraints of his civilisation, he stumbles upon a deep secret from the past and is commissioned (as an expendable person of ill-repute) to solve the associated centuries-old mystery. The events move to a dramatic conclusion because of his actions. There is a clash between two ideological confessions in the title of the Two Confessions.Popes and Phantoms followed the success of A Dangerous Energy and featured a family name that was associated with the Italian Renaissance. Many of the prominent figures of the time are influenced by their encounter with Slovo. Popes and Phantoms was published in Russia. Popes and Phantoms was re-released as Popes and Phantoms - Redux in 2021. Resurgam! There is a new cover. The author's comments in a Foreword & Apology, Afterword & Apologia, and Odd Thoughts


title: John Whitbourn

texts: Counter-Reformation Green Anarcho-Jacobite".A new housing development in the village of Binscombe was named after the author of The Binscombe Tales series. The Complete Works Books are short stories. Title. It was published in!! The Day The Cornish Invaded Guildford was on 2 June 1989. "The Bones of a Revolutionary" was published by The Surrey Advertiser on September 22, 1989. A gift from Pevensey?The pump is from the parish. Spring 1990. A gift from Pevensey? There is a Journal of a Engliscan Geisdas No. August 1990 "What Would Have Happened If..." was written by The Catholic Times. x 30"Sticks & Stones" is a magazine published by the Journal of a Engliscan Geisdas No. "Why I Like It Here" is a magazine by Downs Country Magazine. "In the Shade of the Typewriter Tree" is an interview with Downs Country Magazine. The "Prehistory" of St. Edmund's is in The Catholic Parish of St. Edmund. "Monmouth's Stalin Organs - or Ingenious Inventions and Annoying Authors" is a newsletter from the 1685 Society. "Whitbourn's Wisdom" was published in October 2000 and in January 2001 in the Journal of a Engliscan. Ed.Danel Olson. The review of All Night North is from The Scarecrow Press Inc. Jim Orwin produced the artists. The journal about the Philip Larkin Society was published in 2010. No. 41. The San Antonio Review (USA) had an interview with <mask> in the July 2020 issue.Volume III. Summer 2020. OtherPublish and be damned! There is a Suppressed/Depressed edition. The Ash-Tree Press. Website publication. In 2003References 1. Binscombe Tales website. There is a website called Binscombetales.com. The website of Spark Furnace Books. There is a website called "sparkfurnace.com." The Age of the Triffids is a book. You can buy it at www.amazon.ca.The San Antonio Review had an interview. <mask> is the agent for the English fantasy writers living people 1958 births English

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title: Everett Withers

texts: He is an American football coach and former player. He is the Chief of Staff to Stan Drayton. He was the defensive backs coach for the New York Giants and the head coach for the Texas State Bobcat. At the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, <mask> was the head football coach from 2011 to 2015. On June 15, 1963, <mask> was born in Charlotte, North Carolina. He graduated from Appalachian State University in 1985 after attending West Charlotte High School. He was a captain and a star defensive back.Austin Peay State University was where <mask> started his coaching career. After coaching wide receivers and special teams at Austin Peay, he moved on to coach outside linebackers at Tulane University. He went to the University of Southern Mississippi to teach defensive backs. In 1994, <mask> joined the New Orleans Saints as a defensive quality controller. He worked at the University of Louisville from 1995 to 1997. He was the defensive backs coach at the University of Texas at Austin. He returned to the National Football League in 2001 to work as a defensive backs coach.The University of Minnesota hired him in 2007. He was the defensive coordinator at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2008. He was promoted to interim head coach after Butch Davis was fired. At several of his coaching stops, <mask> has made accomplishments. He was the defensive backs coach of theTitans when they achieved a top ten defensive ranking in 2002. The best three-year span for the franchise was from 2002 to 2004, when the team grabbed 57 picks. The Withers coached secondary made 16 of the 21 picks in 2004.In his first year with the Tar Heels, his defense had 20 intercepts, one shy of the school record. In 2009, <mask>'s defense ranked sixth in the nation in total defense. They ranked 10th against the run, 13th in scoring defense and

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title: Everett Withers

texts: 14th in pass defense. The UNC defense was the only defense in the nation that ranked in the top 15 in total yards allowed, scoring defense, run defense, pass defense, pass-efficiency defense, third down defense and tackles for loss. The Carolina defense had a record for interception return yards. The Tar Heels had 19 picks in 2010. Even with injuries that made Withers play a different lineup every game, the Heels ranked fourth in the conference and 30th nationally in defense.The three years that <mask> was defensive coach of the Tar Heels, they had 58 intercepts. With <mask> leading the Tar Heels as the new head coach, the 2011 season got started with a lot of distraction. The Tar Heels beat James Madison University. The school record for completion percentage was set by Bryn Renner. The Heels defeated Rutgers University 24–22, holding the Scarlet Knights to one yard rushing and 244 yards overall. Carolina beat the University of Virginia in the Oldest Rivalry the week after. The Heels ran for 222 total yards for an average of 5.4 yards per carry.Georgia Tech defeated the Heels 35–28 in Atlanta. Georgia Tech had over 500 yards in total on the day. The Heels beat East Carolina University 35–20. The University of Louisville was defeated by the Heels 14–7. The last Tar Heels to rush for over 100 yards in four straight games was Giovanni Bernard. Bernard ran for 100 yards in UNC's loss to the University of Miami. The Heels had an onside kick under a minute to go, but time ran out before they could score.The Heels lost to the Tigers 59–38. It was the second most points given up by the Tar Heels, trailing only the 63 they gave up against Florida State in 2000. The Heels beat Wake Forest University in the next game. In the game, UNC had 506 total yards and caught four picks. The rivalry game with North Carolina State University was

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title: Everett Withers

texts: the next game for the Heels. It was the first blanking of the series since 1960. The Heels were held to three total yards rushing by the team, despite the fact that Giovani Bernard broke the 1,000 yard rushing mark.The Heels lost to Virginia Tech in Blacksburg. The Tar Heels became the first team to have a 1,000 yard receiver and a 1,000 yard running back in the same season with the 1,000 yard receiving mark passed by Dwight Jones. UNC closed out the regular season with a win over Duke. In the last 21 games, the Heels have won 20 of them and have an all time advantage of 58–35–4. The Tar Heels had single season records for reception and touchdown passes. On December 20, 2013, <mask> accepted the position of head football coach at James Madison University. During his first season with the Dukes, <mask> led the team back to the playoffs for the first time in four years and was a finalist for the Eddie Robinson award.On January 6, 2016 <mask> accepted the position of head football coach at Texas State University. The Wither's had 7 wins and 28 losses in three seasons. The lack of success and wins for the program led to the dismissal of <mask>. Jake Spavital replaced him. On February 26, it was reported that <mask> was hired as the defensive backs coach of the New York Giants. He was going to become the defensive coach at FIU. He took over from Lou Anoarum, who left to work for the Cincinnati Bengal.<mask> was not retained by the New York Giants. He joined the Texas staff as a defensive analyst. In January of 2021, <mask> was hired as the defensive coach at FIU, returning him to his old job at North Carolina. In January of 2022, <mask> was named Chief of Staff to the Head Coach for the Temple Owls football program. After the 11th game of the season, <mask> was fired. There are external links to Texas State profile 1963

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title: Jonathan Greening

texts: <mask> is a former professional footballer and a coach. He is the Manager of Scarborough Athletic. <mask> began his career with York City, but moved to Manchester United in 1998, where he won the 1998–99. He did not make a breakthrough in the Manchester United first team and was replaced by Steve McClaren. <mask> did not make an appearance in the England national team despite earning his first call-up. He captained the team to the Championship title in 2008 after joining the club in 2004. In the summer of 2010, <mask> signed a permanent deal with the Cottagers.He was with the club for three years. <mask> joined the York City youth system at the age of 15. He made his debut as a substitute in a 1–1 draw away to Bournemouth on 22 March 1997 after breaking into the first team at the end of the 1996–97 season. After a four-day trial with Manchester United in February, he signed for the team on 25 March 1998 for an initial fee of £500,000, with a sell-on clause that could have risen to 2 million if he played for his country. He admitted that he signed for United on 400 a week. He faced a lot of competition from more established players in both positions and his first-team opportunities were restricted, although he did make the substitute's bench in the 1999 European Championship. He felt a bit of a fraud for picking up his winner's medal, having not played a single minute of European football that season.He made a contribution to their FA Cup campaign, coming on as a substitute at half-time in their fifth round tie with future club Fulham. After signing a new contract with United at the end of 1999, <mask> conceded that he would need to leave the club in order to play regularly. On August 9, 2001, <mask>

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title: Jonathan Greening

texts: and Mark Wilson joined Middlesbrough for a combined fee of 3 million dollars, rejoining former Manchester United assistant manager Steve McClaren, who was now the manager of the club. <mask> was voted Club Player of the Year for 2002–03, as well as being selected for the full England squad, but he did not play. He signed for West Bromwich for an initial fee of over one million dollars after his first-team chances were limited. <mask> was part of the team that won the League Cup in 2004. In his first season with the Baggies, <mask> established himself as a key player in the middle of the park, helping to secure their survival in his first season.In 2005–06, he made 41 appearances and scored 2 goals as the club was promoted to the Championship. In August 2007, he signed a new three-year contract with the club. He was named in the Championship Team of the Week on several occasions. Greening missed the fifth round FA Cup match at Coventry City due to suspension, but he started all 46 league matches and also participated in eight cup games. He led the team to promotion as winners of the Championship one month after he captained them in the FA Cup semi-finals. <mask>, along with teammates Paul Robinson and KevinPhillips, were named to the Championship PFA Team of the Year. Greening had hernia problems in the last two months of the season and had an operation at the end of the campaign.<mask> said at the end of 2008 that he was looking to sign a new contract. He was offered a new four-year contract by the club but turned it down. West Brom rejected a "derisory" bid from Cottagers for <mask>. <mask> joined Fulham on a season-long loan in August 2009, with a view to a permanent move upon completion of the

masks: Greening Greening Greening Greening Greening Greening Greening


title: Jonathan Greening

texts: loan period. He scored for the first time in the league against Pompey. He came off the bench in the 2010 final. <mask> signed a two-year contract with the Cottagers in July 2010 after a successful loan spell the previous season.He was seen as a fringe player after signing. He made only 10 league appearances in 2010–11. <mask> signed a three-year contract with the Championship club for an undisclosed fee, returning to manager Steve McClaren for the second time after working with him at both Manchester United and Middlesbrough. <mask> wanted to seek regular football. He became a coach with Forest's under-21 team in July of last year. <mask> made 13 appearances for Forest before he was released in May. His first cap for the under-21 team came after starting the 2–2 away draw with Hungary on 27 April 1999, with his first goal coming in the 61st minute of a 6–1 home win over Georgia on 31 August 2000.Two days prior to their first match of the 2002 European Under-21 Championship, <mask> was drafted into the England squad as a replacement for Michael Carrick. England was eliminated from the tournament after a 3–1 loss to Portugal in the final Group A match. He scored three goals in 17 appearances for the under-21s. <mask> was called up to the full England squad but did not make an appearance. <mask> could operate anywhere in the middle of the field. He moved to a holding role in the middle of the game. Dean said that Greening sprays passes around like a quarterback in Tony Mowbray's style of attacking football.During the summer of 2014, <mask> began assisting with the Academy team of his former club York, then in League Two, before retiring from playing professionally. His younger brother Josh made his

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title: Jonathan Greening

texts: debut the next day in a 6–0 away win over Maltby Main after signing for Tadcaster Albion. <mask> was appointed as the Development Phase Coach at York's Academy in December of last year. He registered as a player with York on non-contract terms in November 2015, to provide cover for a number of missing players. His second York debut came two days later as a half-time substitute in a 2–1 home defeat to Argyle; according to The Press, he "inspired an improved second-half display". In a 6–0 away defeat to Pompey on November 24, 2015, <mask> was sent off for violent conduct and received a three-match suspension. He left the club by mutual consent on December 16, 2015, even though he offered to continue playing for the rest of the year.<mask> came back to Tadcaster on December 30th. He made 21 appearances and scored one goal as Tadcaster won the Northern Counties East League title and was promoted to the Northern Premier League Division One North. He is a coach at the i2i International Soccer Academy in York, England. His first managerial appointment was as head coach/manager of Scarborough Athletic. <mask> married Anna Stubbings in the second quarter of 2002. He was the best man at Richard's wedding. The career statistics of Denzil Haroun are as follows: 1999–2000 West, Individual Reserve Team Player of the Year.The players from Manchester United. The players are from Middlesbrough F.C. The players are from West Bromwich. The players are from F.C. The players are from the Forest F.C. The players are from Barnsley F.C. The players are from Tadcaster Albion A.F.C.Football coaches York City F.C. have players from the English Football League and the Northern Counties East Football League. The staff is not

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title: Gary Smyth (loyalist)

texts: <mask> is a Northern Irish former loyalist paramilitary. During the Troubles, he was an active member of the West Belfast brigade. He was known as "Smickers" throughout his paramilitary career. According to David Lister and Hugh Jordan, a native of Belfast's Shankill Road joined the UDA for the first time around 1980 but left again in 1981 after a disagreement with his superiors. The Irish National Liberation Army killed William "Bucky" McCullough at his home in 1981. There was a plan to shoot up a bus stop on the republican Falls Road. He left the UDA in disgust after the plan was vetoed by his superiors.C14, a unit of C Company which was active in the lower Shankill, was rejoined by <mask> after he ran a pet shop on the Shankill Road. <mask>'s reputation as a ruthless operator brought him to the attention of Johnny Adair, a rising star from C8, and the two became close as Adair rapidly ascended the ranks. In 1990 he was made second in command of C Company. "In his thirties" was the description that was given to <mask> in 1990. In 2004, he was described by two newspapers as 38 years old, making him the same age as Adair. In 1990 C Company came into possession of a rocket-propelled grenade anti-tank weapon, and one of the few members of the group to show skill with it, was <mask>. The weapon was fired at Connolly House, causing extensive damage to the Sinn Féin headquarters, by the two C Company members.Senior UDA sources say that on 26 October 1993 <mask> was one of two men who launched a gun attack on a refuse depot on the nationalist Kennedy Way. Two people were killed in the attack. He

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title: Gary Smyth (loyalist)

texts: became a leader of the C Company and was highly prized by Adair, who bought him a car and took him to HMP Maze to show him off to other C Company members who were in prison. RUC Special Branch paid a number of visits to his pet shop to offer him bribes in return for becoming an agent because they wanted the older man to turn against the younger guns. The offers were refused by <mask>. He was part of a gang that was linked to 20 sectarian killings. In 1994 he was arrested while on an assignment and his time as C Company's leader came to an end.The three men met in a safe house provided by Glen Esdale, who joined them on the expedition, after they had been dispatched to kill republican Brian Gillen. Before they could get to their destination, the car was stopped by police and all four of them were arrested. In February 1995 he was sentenced to 16 years imprisonment for conspiracy to commit murder and possession of illegal weapons. By late 1995 there were no fewer than thirteen C Company members. As part of a post-ceasefire prisoner release scheme in 1998, <mask> would be released from prison long before his sixteen years were up. In late 1997 and early 1998 <mask> and Stephen "Top Gun" McKeag were involved in a series of deadly attacks launched by C Company under orders from the imprisoned Adair. Billy Wright, leader of the Loyalist Volunteer Force, was killed in prison by the INLA.Adair wanted to build close links with the hard-line LVF and believed a show of strength by the two men would help cement these links. The Dodds went to the LVF heartland of Portadown with the help of <mask>. The

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title: Gary Smyth (loyalist)

texts: military leader of the West Belfast brigade, which was officially on ceasefire, was identified by the name "Red Hand Defenders". Smyth was jealous of "Top Gun's" reputation in loyalist circles and had a difficult relationship with McKeag, who came to C Company later than many of those close to Adair. At a loyalist event in 1999 on the Corcrain estate in Portadown, McKeag was mobbed by fans from the LVF and on stage was applauded by all except his C Company comrades. He yelled "what about me" from the audience when McKeag received a "Volunteer of the Year" prize at the annual ceremony held at the Diamond Jubilee bar. McKeag fell out of favor with the C Company because he became involved in fights between women at illegal UDA-run drinking dens on the Shankill.The UDA brigadiers were invited to a "loyalist day of culture" on the lower Shankill in 2000. The banner of the Loyalist Volunteer Force (LVF), a UVF splinter group, was unfurled by the UDA's marching band at the Rex Bar. The UVF attacked the LVF man and his supporters and after a brief fight word went down that the C Company was going to attack the UVF. Although they had barricaded themselves inside the Rex Bar, a number of UVF members were injured in the attack which <mask> had led from the lower Shankill with the call to arms. Two emerging figures in the North Belfast UDA who supported Adair in his feud with the UVF were linked up with the Shoukri brothers, who later helped take over from Jimbo Simpson as North Belfast Brigadier. At the Holy Cross dispute in 2001, a group of loyalist protesters picketed a Catholic primary school in the


title: Gary Smyth (loyalist)

texts: Glenbryn/Upper Ardoyne area close to the republican Ardoyne area. Smyth was found guilty of making a hoax warning call to the police in which he claimed a car bomb had been left outside the school.The call was made on behalf of the "Red Hand Defenders", a cover name used by dissident loyalists who actually belonged to various groups. The aim of placing bugs in the phone boxes was to make a discovery. The position of leader of C Company was taken away from him when he was sent to HMP Maghaberry by the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland. After being warned that he would be killed if he returned to west Belfast, he made his way to join the rest of his former comrades in the UDA. The C Company member with the strongest personal loyalty was known to be Ian Truesdale. After the gang fell apart, he, his girlfriend Sharon and their child moved to Scotland, where Sam McCrory already had close links to local loyalists. The fall out he had with Thompson and his brother-in-law James "Sham" Millar led to his departure from England.He stayed in the city for a short time in December 2004 to attend his brother's funeral, but he was guarded by a heavy police presence. He was reported by the Daily Record as living in a property owned by his friend and convicted tobacco smuggler Tommy Burns. The formation of the Real Ulster Freedom Fighters was reported by the Sunday Life tabloid in 2007, but it wasn't claimed that <mask> was involved in the group. The Rise and Fall of Johnny Adair and C Company was written by Hugh Mad Dog. Crimes of Loyalty: A History of the UDA, Edinburgh University Press, 2006 is a


title: Benny Elias

texts: <mask>, also known as "<mask>", is an Australian former rugby league footballer who played in the 1980s and 1990s. He played for Balmain in the New South Wales Rugby League. He retired at the end of the 1994 season after a long career as a hooker. One of the best forward packs in the modern era was formed in the late 1980s by <mask> and his teammates. Since retiring as a player, he has pursued interests in the media and business. Mitchell is the nephew of a former Wests Tigers player. After moving to Australia from Lebanon at a young age, he was a fan of rugby league and played his first game for Holy Cross College Ryde in the late 1970s as a halfback.He stayed at the hooking position for the rest of his career after he was graded by Balmain. He was noticed as a teenager when he first played first grade in 1982, and by 1984 he was tipped for major representative honours. In 1979 and 1981 he played for the Australian Schoolboys team. In 1985 he played in New South Wales' first team to win the State of Origin series and was selected for the New Zealand tour. Royce Simmons was selected as the Test hooker for the following year's Kangaroo Tour, however <mask> was unable to replace him. Despite having a rib injury in the lead-up to the finals series, he played a key role in Balmain's advancement to the grand final. One of only two hookers to achieve this feat, <mask> won the Rugby League Week Player of the Year award.A broken thumb kept him out of representative honours in 1989 but he was selected for the 1988 World Cup. He was back at his best in Balmain's surge to the Grand Final that year, narrowly missing a vital field- goal attempt in the second half of the overtime defeat by the Raiders, a

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title: Benny Elias

texts: game in which Steve Walters began to assert his dominance as one of the leading hookers in the During his time with the New South Wales State of Origin team, he made 19 appearances and was named man-of-the-match on 3 occasions. He was remembered for his fiery confrontations with Kerrod and Steve Walters when he played State of Origin. He was honoured later in his career when he captained the Blues in six games. An enduring image of State of Origin is from 1992 when with blood streaming down his face he helped New South Wales to a 14–6 win. He was given a nickname by Roy and HG, " Backdoor <mask>", for his commentary on State of Origin.He was one of the greatest players of all time. He scored one of City's 5 tries on the day in the annual City v Country match, which he captained, and he produced some of his best form in the 1990s. They won the Origin series for the first time in 26 years. Since the exhibition game in Los Angeles in 1987, the Blues have not defeated the Maroons. Two of the four test appearances were against Great Britain. He scored a try in the third test win at Elland Road and was the man of the match in the second test win over Great Britain. On the tour, he was the vice-captain.However, 1991 was largely plagued by injury as Alan Jones replaced Warren Ryan as Balmain coach, and though he was fit again in 1992, he could not displace Steve Walters from his Test spot and had many competitors for the New South Wales jersey. In 1994 he showed some wonderful form in the State of Origin series (man of the match in the last game), but in 1993 he was hit hard by a suspension which prevented him from re-establishing his representative career. He decided to retire as a player at the


title: Benny Elias

texts: age of 31 after missing out on the 1994 Kangaroo Tour. Despite being diminutive in size compared to many of his opponents, <mask> was a tough and aggressive player and appeared to welcome physical confrontations. The rivalry between Mario Fenech and <mask> was very intense until Fenech left South Sydney in 1991. During the 1986 Semi-Final between Balmain and Souths, he claimed he was successful in getting Fenech sent off when he bit his own hand and then claimed the bite was done by Fenech. Souths were knocked out of the finals race without Fenech.Many of the controversial on and off-field incidents in his career were touched on in his autobiography, which was released towards the end of his career. The Australian Sports Medal was awarded to <mask> in 2000 for his contribution to Australia's international standing in rugby league. After retiring, he became a successful businessman as one of Australia's retail mobile phone sales pioneers and began commentary on rugby league on radio. In the mid-2000s, he was a rugby league pundit for the now-discontinued SBS Television 7pm weeknight sports program. During his playing days, he was interviewed a lot. Rugby league journalist Roy Masters referred to <mask> as the cliché king for his incorrect use of clichés and metaphors. Former teammate Paul Sironen is a member of the Wests Tigers Board.He is a member of the Perth Glory FC advisory board. He lives in Australia with his two children. A 50 per cent stake in the company behind the development of the Balmain Leagues Club site was owned by <mask>, who urged club members to support the proposal. The birth of Australian rugby league players and the recipients of the Australian Sports Medal are

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