title: Marguerite Louise d'Orléans

texts: The wife of the Grand Duke Cosimo III de' Medici was a Princess of France named <mask> d'Orléans. Libertine's relations with her husband and his family were tempestuous and bitter, with repeated appeals for mediation to Louis XIV. Three children were born to the couple. In June 1675, five years after her husband had succeeded to the Grand Duchy and four years after the birth of their youngest child, <mask> and her husband separated and she retired with a pension to a convent on the outskirts of Paris. She was a thorn in the side of the French monarchy and the Tuscan authorities because she did not respect social conventions governing the life of a woman of her rank. She reformed the convent that was her second residence in the Paris suburbs and later adopted more conventional behavior. She lost her oldest son, Grand Prince Ferdinando, for whom she had had a genuine affection, and suffered serious setbacks to her health as the years went by.She spent the end of her life giving away charity and keeping up dignified correspondence after she purchased a house in Paris. <mask>, the oldest child of the Duke of Orléans and his second wife, was born on July 28, 1645 at the Chteau de Blois. She was the oldest of five children. The future Duke of Guise was one of her sisters. After the failure of the insurrection against his nephew Louis XIV of France, <mask>'s father withdrew from his court at Blois. Anne Marie <mask> took her and her friends to the theatre and royal balls and <mask> reciprocated her sister's affection. Madame de Choisy ruined the negotiations for her marriage to the Duke of Savoy because she advised her mother poorly, according to <mask>.Her younger sister Franoise Madeleine d'Orléans married CharlesEmmanuel in 1663. When Cosimo de' Medici proposed again in 1658,

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texts: <mask> asked her half-sister to bring it up. <mask> was overjoyed at the prospect of marrying, but when she discovered her half- sister, she changed her mind. <mask> shocked the court by going out alone with her cousin Prince Charles, who became her lover. The annoyance of Louis XIV's ministers was that her marriage by proxy did nothing to change her attitude. She tried to go hunting on the day of the wedding, but was stopped by the Duchess of Montpensier. <mask> was conveyed to Tuscany in a fleet of nine galleys, three Tuscan, and one loan from the Republic of Genoa.Charles was the one who saw her off. After arriving in Tuscany on 12 June, the bride disembarked at Livorno and made her formal entry into Florence on 20 June. Their wedding celebrations included a cortge of over three hundred carriages. Grand Duke Ferdinando presented her with a pearl the size of a small pigeon's egg as a wedding gift. Sophia said that <mask> and Cosimo only slept together once a week. Two days after their marriage, <mask> demanded possession of the crown jewels from Cosimo, who said he didn't have the authority to give them. She tried to sneak jewels out of Tuscany but was stopped by the Grand Duke.<mask>'s indifference, after this incident, turned to hatred, compounded by her continued love for Charles, from whom she was forced to part at Marseilles. She threatened to break a bottle over Cosimo's head if he didn't leave her chamber. Her hatred of Cosimo didn't stop them from having children: Grand Prince Ferdinando in 1663, Anna Maria Luisa in 1667 and Gian Gastone in 1671. The family had sour relations with <mask>. She had an argument with the Grand Duke Ferdinando over her spending. Her spending habits made her unpopular with the Florentines. She had two grooms who were frequenting her

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texts: chamber at all hours.The tone of <mask>'s letters to Charles led the Grand Duke and Cosimo to spy on him. After her French staff was dismissed, <mask> complained to the Grand Duke that she was being mistreated, and he asked for help in restraining <mask>'s behavior. The Comte de Saint Mesme was sent to appease both the Grand Duke and <mask>. Mesme sympathized with <mask>'s desire to return to France, as did much of the French court, so he concluded his visit without finding a solution to the heir's domestic problems. <mask> began forcing the issue when she insisted on employing only French cooks as she claimed the Medici were out to poison her and when she branded Cosimo a poor groom in front of the Papal nuncio. In September 1664, <mask> left her apartment in Palazzo Pitti and refused to return. She was moved into Villa di Lappeggi by Cosimo.She was followed by six courtiers who were appointed by Cosimo because she was feared to flee to France. She was reconciled with the Grand Ducal family after changing her mind. After the birth of Anna Maria Luisa, that particular reconciliation collapsed. With the death of Grand Duke Ferdinando II, <mask> became the Grand Duke of Tuscany. At Cosimo III's accession, the tradition of admitting the reigning Grand Duke's mother to the Privy Council was reintroduced. <mask> was denied membership of the Consulta because of her treatment of Cosimo and herself. She only had to supervise the education of her son, the Grand Prince Ferdinando, because she was excluded from politics.The Grand Duchess demanded entry to the Consulta after she was excluded. Cosimo III was with his mother. The last child of the couple was born on 24 May 1671, and it is thought that another reconciliation took place in the summer of 1670. "The Pitti Palace has become

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texts: the devil's own abode, and from morn till midnight only the noise of wrangling and abuse can be heard", said a contemporary. On the first anniversary of Ferdinando II's death, the child received the name of his maternal grandfather, the Duke of Orléans, who had died in 1660. He was the last Medici Grand Duke of Tuscany. <mask> wrote to Louis XIV at the beginning of 1672, asking for help with her breast cancer.Alliot le Vieux was sent by Louis XIV to care for her. Alliot did not completely comply with <mask>'s desire to be sent to France on the pretext of illness, but he did recommend thermal waters. <mask> was upset by the failure of her plan and began flirting with a cook in her house. Madame du Deffand, <mask>'s childhood governess, was sent by Cosimo III to restore domestic harmony. The Orléans family deaths delayed the arrival of the governess in December 1672. <mask> asked to be allowed to visit Villa Poggio a Caiano, a Medici villa, ostensibly for worship at a nearby shrine. She refused to return because the Grand Duke wouldn't allow her to go back to France, and she begged for this in her last letter to him.After Madame du Deffand's mission failed, Louis XIV tried to reconcile the couple. <mask>, provided for with a pension of 80,000 livres, was allowed to leave for France, but she had to confine herself to the Abbey. For, in her own words, she had no intention of setting forth without her proper wages, the Grand Duchess departed for France laden down with the fixture and furniture of Villa Poggio a Caiano. The Florentines were displeased with the news of <mask>'s departure from Livorno. The nobility believed Cosimo was to blame for driving <mask> away. <mask> at first patronised charitable works and bore herself with an air of piety, but she soon reverted to her


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texts: unconventional ways, wearing heavy rouge and bright yellow periwigs, and embarking on an affair with the Count of Lovigny. The 1674 contract banned <mask> from setting foot outside the convent, but Louis XIV admitted to the court that she gambled for high stakes.Because of her "shabby" retinue and short visits, <mask> gained the reputation of a bohemian among the courtiers of Versailles. Gondi repeatedly protested to the French court against <mask>'s behavior. "A conspiracy of silence is the sole antidote to the depravity and excesses of <mask>", said the Abbess of Montmartre, Franoise Renée de Lorraine, when questioned by the King about <mask>'s latest affair with a groom. <mask>'s absence from memoirs of the time may be related to this. The reports sent by the Tuscan envoy in France regarding <mask>'s every movement were closely scrutinized by Cosimo III. He demanded an explanation if he thought a particular action of hers to be offensive. Louis XIV said that since Cosimo had consented to the retirement of his wife to France, he had relinquished any right to interfere in her conduct.Cosimo III gave up looking at his wife's behavior because of this. Grand Prince Ferdinando was the one who told <mask> of Cosimo III's illness. <mask> told the French court that at the first notice of her husband's death, she would fly to Florence to establish a new government. Cosimo III outlived her two years and this was not to be. In 1688, <mask> wrote to Cosimo, asking for 20,000 crowns. When Cosimo wasn't forthcoming, she switched her focus to her son for fear that he wouldn't help her. Cosimo paid off her debts and her financial security was assured when she received a large sum of money from a relative in 1696.Madame d'Harcourt complained to the Grand Duke and the King about <mask>'s

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texts: behavior. <mask> formed a group against the Abbess and threatened to kill her. Cosimo III consented to <mask>'s departure for a new convent on the condition that she go out only with the permission of the King Louis XIV. Her pension was suspended until Louis XIV forced her to yield. The elderly <mask> busied herself with reform of the convent and called it a "spiritual brothel". The nuns who left from the rule were removed and the mother superior who wore men's clothing was sent away. <mask>'s behavior was no longer a bone of contention with Florence.<mask>'s health began to decline in 1712 after an attack of apoplexy left her with a paralyzed left arm. The death of her only child, Grand Prince Ferdinando, who she had a good relationship with, contributed to the second attack of apoplexy, which briefly paralysed her eyes and made speech difficult. <mask> was allowed to buy a house in Paris by the Regent of France. The Regent's mother, Elizabeth Charlotte of the Palatinate, was corresponded with by her daughter. In 1721, <mask> d'Orléans, Princess of France and Grand Duke of Tuscany, died and was buried in Paris. The children of Cosimo III and <mask> were Ferdinando de' Medici and Anna Maria Luisa de' Medici. The Ancestors References Citations Bibliography was written by Harold.The last Medici. There is a book called "Macmillan." Christopher Hibbert was born. The fall and rise of the House of Medici. There is a man named Penguin. The Court of France has a building called La Grande Mademoiselle. Paul Strathern is the author of the University Press.The Medici is a book about the Medicis of the Renaissance. G.F. Young was born in 1920. The second volume of The Medici. John Murray. There are people from Blois Grand Princesses of Tuscany House of Bourbon and Princesses of


title: James F. Byrnes

texts: <mask> was an American judge and politician from South Carolina. He was a member of the Democratic Party and served in Congress, the U.S. Supreme Court and the executive branch. One of the very few politicians to have served in the highest levels of all three branches of the American federal government was the 104th Governor of South Carolina, and he was also active in state government. Governor Miles Benjamin McSweeney helped with his legal career when he was born and raised in Charleston, South Carolina. He served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1911 to 1925. He was a close ally of President Wilson. Coleman Livingston Blease, who had the backing of the Ku Klux Klan, narrowly lost the election for the U.S. Senate in 1924.He moved his law practice to South Carolina to prepare for a political comeback. He joined the Senate in 1931 after narrowly defeating Blease in the 1930 Democratic primary. According to George E. Mowry, Byrnes is the most influential Southern member of Congress. President <mask>. Roosevelt's policies were supported by Byrnes in the Senate. The New Deal led to federal investment in South Carolina water projects. He called for a hard line against the Empire of Japan and Nazi Germany. The Fair Labor Standards Act, which established a minimum wage that hurt his state's competitive advantage, was one of the labor laws he opposed.After America's entry into World War II, Roosevelt asked <mask> to join the executive branch, but he was appointed to the Supreme Court. The Office of War Mobilization was led by Byrnes. He was a candidate to replace Henry A. Wallace as Roosevelt's running mate

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texts: in the 1944 election. After Roosevelt's death, <mask> became the U.S. Secretary of State. The Paris Conference and the Potsdam Conference were attended by Byrnes. In January 1947, <mask> resigned from the Cabinet after relations with Truman soured. He became the governor of South Carolina in 1950.He opposed the Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education and sought to establish "separate but equal" as a realistic alternative to desegregated schools. Strom Thurmond switched to the Republican Party in 1964, and he endorsed most Republican presidential nominees after 1948. He was born at 538 King Street in Charleston, South Carolina, and was raised there. <mask> <mask> died after his son was born. His mother was a dressmaker. <mask>. Hogan was the president of the American Bar Association when he was a child. After leaving St. Patrick's Catholic School, he became a court stenographer.He transcribed the trial of the Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina for murdering a newspaper editor. They had no children and were married in 1906. <mask> was the godparent of him. At this time, he converted from the Catholic Church to Episcopalianism. He was appointed as a clerk for Judge Robert Aldrich in 1900. His date of birth was changed to that of his older sister, Leonora, as he needed to be 21 to take this position. He read for the law and was admitted to the bar in 1903.He worked for the second circuit of South Carolina until 1910. The fiery segregationist Senator often had a moderate influence on him. He narrowly won the Democratic primary in 1910 for the US Representative from South Carolina's 2nd

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texts: 1930. Blease led the primary with 46 percent to 38 percent for Byrnes, but the latter won the runoff 51 to 49 percent. During his time in the Senate, he was considered to be the most influential South Carolinian since John C. Calhoun. He made himself Roosevelt's spokesman on the Senate floor, where he guided much of the early New Deal legislation to passage, because he was friends with <mask>. He won an easy re-election in 1936, promising that if the New Deal took money from the few who have controlled the country and gave it back to the average man, he would go to Washington to help the President work for the people.South Carolina's politicians have dreamed of an inland waterway system that would aid commerce and control flooding. By the 1930s, the cause for a massive dam-building project, Santee Cooper, was taken up by the people of South Carolina. The entire project was completed and put into operation in February 1942, after the federal government approved a loan for it. The loan was paid back to the federal government with no cost to South Carolina taxpayers. Santee Cooper is a model for public-owned electrical utilities. In 1937, Roosevelt supported the court packing plan, but he voted against the Fair Labor Standards Act because it would make the textile mills in his state uncompetitive. He was against Roosevelt's attempts to purge conservative Democrats.Roosevelt was a champion of helping the United Kingdom against Nazi Germany in 1939 to 1941 and of maintaining a hard diplomatic line against Japan. He denounced Charles Lindbergh a number of times. The Castigan-Wagner bill of 1935 was one of the most


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texts: important anti-lynching legislations of the 20th century. Rape is responsible for most of the lynchings in America. The South Carolina Senator "Cotton Ed" Smith was hated by Byrnes. He tried to help Maybank defeat Smith in the Senate primary. The governor who was limited to one term decided to run for the Senate.Because he was a pro-Roosevelt New Dealer, he would have divided the New Deal vote with Maybank and ensured a victory for Smith. The New Deal's labor legislation was supported by Johnston, but his support was limited due to a series of labor strikes in the fall of 1937. Maybank decided to run for governor after taking advice from <mask>, who decided to support Smith. Smith would retire in 1944 and Maybank would run for his Senate seat in order to build a strong political machine in the state with him. On June 12, 1941, Roosevelt nominated <mask> as an associate justice of the United States Supreme Court, and he was confirmed the same day. He was on the Court for 15 months from July 8, 1941 to October 3, 1942. His Supreme Court tenure is very short.The Office of Economic Stabilization was headed by the Supreme Court after World War II because of the importance of prices and taxes. Washington 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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texts: pressed hard for Senator Harry S. Truman of Missouri. Some big city bosses opposed him as an ex-Catholic who would offend Catholics, and blacks were wary of his opposition to racial integration because he was too conservative for organized labor. The nomination for vice-president went to Truman, who had never been nominated before. During the Yalta Conference in 1945, Roosevelt seemed to favor Soviet plans.One of the most complete records of the "Big Three" Yalta meetings was written in shorthand. The foreign ministers' meetings and the direct meetings between Roosevelt, Churchill, and Joseph Stalin were not attended by Byrnes. He was influential in convincing congress and the public to accept the terms of the agreement. Truman relied heavily on <mask>'s counsel after Roosevelt's death as Secretary of State, as he had been a mentor to Truman from his earliest days in the Senate. On the first day of Truman's presidency, Byrnes was one of the first people seen. Truman had no idea about the Manhattan Project until the new president shared information with him. When Truman met Roosevelt's body in Washington, he asked the two men who might have succeeded Roosevelt to join him at the train station.Truman wanted to signal continuity with Roosevelt's policies by having both men play leading roles in his administration. Truman and Wallace had a good working relationship and Truman turned to him for support after falling out with him. The US Secretary of State was appointed by Truman. He was first in line to the Presidency since there was no Vice President during Truman's first term. He was involved in several major


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texts: postwar conferences, including the Paris Peace Conference. According to historian Robert Hugh <mask>, Truman knew more about foreign relations than Byrnes. He consulted Donald S. Russell and Benjamin V. Cohen.The State Department experts were ignored by the small group. Truman assumed that he had accurate knowledge of what happened because he was part of the US delegation at Yalta. It would take Truman a long time to discover that wasn't the case. The Soviets were breaking the Yalta Agreement and Truman needed to be uncompromising with them. The U.S. zone of Germany and the British zone of Germany will be combined into one new territory called "West Germany." Truman was moving toward a hardline position on Soviet intentions in Eastern Europe and Iran, but Byrnes was more conciliatory. Ties of personal friendship weakened as the distance between them grew.Viacheslav Molotov was the Soviet Foreign Minister at the time. Mark Ethridge, a liberal journalist, was sent to investigate. A damning report was written by Ethridge, but he was ignored and endorsed by a Soviet offer. Truman decided that the US needed to stand up to the Kremlin after reading Ethridge's report. Truman felt that Byrnes was attempting to set foreign policy by himself and to inform the President only afterwards, which strained personal relations between the two men. The Moscow Conference took place in December 1945. The "successes" of the conference were considered "unreal" by Truman and he was very critical of the failure to protect Iran.Truman was left in the dark about the Moscow conference. Without these supplies furnished by the United


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texts: who he said was quite a contrast to his treatment from Democratic House colleagues. After his death at the age of 89, he was buried in the churchyard at Trinity Episcopal Church in Columbia, South Carolina. The <mask> F. Byrnes Building is located at the University of South Carolina. USC's first endowed professorship is the <mask><mask> Professorship of International Studies.The auditorium is at the university. The dormitory where Byrnes was a Life Trustee is called Byrnes Hall. There is a high school in Duncan, South Carolina. More than 1,000 young South Carolinians have been assisted in obtaining a college education thanks to the <mask> F. Byrnes Foundation Scholarships. His papers are in a library. List of justices of the Supreme Court of the United States by court composition List of justices by time in office List of law clerks of the Supreme Court of the United States David Robertson.The Alsos Digital Library for Nuclear Issues has an annotated bibliography for Sly and Able: A Political Biography of <mask><mask> spoke frankly in 1947. All in One Lifetime was a movie. Abraham, Henry J., Justices and Presidents: A Political History of Appointments to the Supreme Court is a good read. 3d. ed. <mask> <mask> was the U.S. senator and secretary of state."<mask>." In Norman A. Graebner's ed. An Uncertain Tradition: American Secretaries of State in the Twentieth Century. pp 223–44. <mask><mask> and the Origins of the Cold War was written by George Curry. The Supreme Court Justices: Illustrated Biographies, 1789–1995 (2nd ed.) is a scholarly biography of <mask><mask>. The Supreme Court Historical Society was

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texts: published in 2001.President Harry Truman's Secretaries of State were Stettinius, Marshall, and Acheson. The Journal of Transatlantic Studies was published in 2008. The End of an Alliance: <mask><mask>, Roosevelt, Truman, and the Origins of the Cold War was published in 1982. Sly and Able is a political biography. The Threat of Peace was written by <mask><mask> and the Council of Foreign Ministers. September 16, 1946, Time

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title: Tony Williams (rugby league)

texts: <mask>, also known as "T-Rex", is a professional rugby league footballer who is currently a free agent. He has played for both countries. He won the National Rugby League Grand Final for the Sea Eagles in 2011. He played for the Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles. He played earlier in his career. <mask> played for New South Wales in the State of Origin series. <mask> is of Polynesian descent and was born in New South Wales, Australia.For the majority of his life, he was raised in his family home and attended two high schools. He was a rugby player for the Cabramatta Two Blues. He was signed by the Eels. <mask> started the 2008 season in the Eels NYC team and signed with the Sea Eagles a week before making his debut. In the 13th round of the 2008 National Rugby League season, <mask> made his debut for the Eels against the Raiders, playing on the wing in a 30–12 win. <mask> scored his first career try in the Eels 16–14 loss to the Sharks at Remondis Stadium in Round 15. <mask> was named to the 2008 NYC Team of the Year.In his first year in the National Rugby League, <mask> played 10 matches and scored 4 tries for the Eels. <mask> was named in the Tongan squad for the 2008 World Cup where he not only played but also took on the responsibility of being the Tongan goal kicker with success. <mask> kicked 10 goals in 3 matches. <mask> made his club debut for the Sea Eagles against the Wests Tigers in the 5th round of the 2009 season. <mask> scored his first club try for the Sea Eagles in their 18–17 loss to the Gold Coast in Round 11. <mask> scored a try in the grand final for the Sea Eagles and was named the best-and-fairest player. In his first year with the Sea Eagles, <mask> played in 12 matches and scored 9 tries.<mask> was the top-scorer for the Sea Eagles in 2010 with 16 tries in 25 matches. The New Zealand rugby

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texts: league team was selected for the Four Nations. <mask> wants to play for both Australia and New South Wales. <mask> was selected to play on the wing for the Prime Minister's XIII in Port Moresby. <mask> played in the centres for the first two games of the season, but missed the next 3 due to injury. <mask> was moved from the wing to the second-row by Des Hasler when he returned to the side. In his next 18 games, <mask> started from the interchange bench 12 times and in the second-row 6 times.<mask> played in 20 matches and scored 6 tries for the Sea Eagles. At the end of the season, <mask> shoulder charge on Sims at Dairy Farmers Stadium in Round 8 was featured on the official website as one of the "best shoulder charges of 2011." <mask> was named in the Australia's Four Nations squad. <mask> made his test debut off the bench in Australia's 42–6 win over New Zealand at Hunter Stadium. <mask> scored his first international goal for Australia against New Zealand. In the Four National final against England, <mask> played off the interchange bench and scored a try. <mask> was suspended for 7 matches for a dangerous tackle on the hooker in the Sea Eagles 17–4 loss to the Sharks.<mask> was selected for the New South Wales State of Origin squad. <mask> made his Origin debut off the interchange bench in the 18–10 loss. <mask> missed selection for Game 2 due to a back injury but was selected for Game 3 off the interchange bench and the Maroons won the State of Origin series. <mask> confirmed on 4 June 2012 that he had signed a four-year deal with the Canterbury-Bankstown Dogs. In his final year with the Sea Eagles, <mask> played in 16 matches and scored 4 tries. <mask> played off the bench in Australia's 18–10 win over New Zealand in the Trans-Tasman test. In the first game of the season, <mask> made his club debut for

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texts: the Bulldogs against the Cowboys at second-row in a 24–12 loss.<mask> scored his first club try in the 40–4 win over the Wests Tigers. <mask> was selected for the second-row in the 18–12 loss to the Country at Coffs Harbour. <mask> played his 100th game in the game against the Eels. <mask> was labelled lazy and not worth $650,000 a year because of his form. <mask> played in 23 matches and scored 5 tries in his first season in the National Rugby League. <mask> was selected in the squad for the Nines. <mask> was selected to play in the City vs Country Origin at second-row.In the 100th State of Origin match at Suncorp Stadium, <mask> was selected on the interchange bench for New South Wales. <mask> scored a try in the Grand Final against the Rabbitohs, but the Dogs lost 6–30. <mask> played 27 matches in the National Rugby League and scored 4 tries. <mask> was named in the squad for the Nines. <mask> was ruled out for the rest of the season after sustaining a pectoral muscle injury during training. <mask> played in 11 matches for the Dogs in the 2015 rugby league season. <mask> was named in the squad for the Nines.<mask> played his 150th game in the game against the Raiders at Belmore Sports Ground. <mask> played his first game for Tonga in 8 years. In the 2016 Polynesian Cup, he played in the second row in the 18–6 loss to Samoa. He was dropped from the team in Round 10. <mask> played 19 matches for the Broncos and scored a try. On November 7, 2016 <mask> signed a one-year deal with the Sharks. <mask> made his club debut in Round 9 against the Wests Tigers, starting at second-row and scoring a try in the 22–16 win.<mask> suffered a season-ending knee injury during the 26– 24 win at Campbelltown Stadium when he was playing for Tonga against Fiji in the Pacific Test. <mask> only played in one match and scored a try

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texts: for the Sharks. <mask> signed a one-year deal with the Eels for the upcoming season. <mask> was fined $1,000, had his driver's licence suspended for 12 months, and was placed on a good behavior bond after appearing in a local court for drink driving. When his wife came to pick him up, <mask> insisted on driving home. The children were in the car. <mask> had a blood alcohol level of 0.122 when members of the public called the police."You should be ashamed of yourself, Mr <mask>," Giles said at the sentencing. She said that the community does not feel safe with you with a licence, and that you are lucky that you did not hurt or kill someone. <mask> was suspended for 2 weeks by the club. <mask> tore his knee in the 24–22 victory over The Wests Tigers and will miss the rest of the season. <mask> was accused of testing positive to cocaine during a random drugs test conducted by the club. <mask> contract with Parramatta was terminated after he failed a second drugs test. <mask> was fined and given a 12 match suspension.<mask> signed a one-year deal to join the Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles. On 10 September, <mask> was set to make a shock return to the Sea Eagles for the club's elimination final against his former club, but the return did not happen. <mask> was released by the club without playing a game. The Windsor Wolves signed <mask> to a contract in March of 2021. <mask> signed a contract with New York Freedom to play in the inaugural season of the NARL. <mask> wrote on his social media account: "To all Haynsy's family and friends stay strong for him and let God do he's thing." On 6 May 2021, the New York Freedom confirmed via social media that they had terminated <mask>'s contract.On 20 January, <mask> signed a contract to play in the Country New South Wales competition. The Eels profile has links to External

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title: Teddy Riley

texts: <mask> is credited with the creation of the new jack swing genre. <mask> says Barry Michael Cooper gave the genre its name. Hip hop and R&B were fused in his production work with artists such as Michael Jackson, Bobby Brown, and Doug E. Fresh. <mask>'s consistency and drum ideas had an influence on modern-day R&B, which since he contained more samples and rapping segments as well as singing, a practice which in part was reminiscent of the Jackson family. Along with neo soul-style singers such as Marvin Gaye, he has had a seminal influence on gospel and R&B music, which became more open to using rap and sound effects in their recordings. <mask> was raised in New York City. He began playing music in church at the age of five.<mask> would spend most of his time in the studio built by his uncle in The Rooftop, a club in Harlem. By 14 upstate New York rappers were making music. The short-lived group Kids at Work was formed by <mask>. <mask> produced Go See the Doctor at the age of 18. The song reached No.89 on the Hot 100 after being released on an independent label. The production of Doug E. Fresh and the Get Fresh Crew's "The Show" was worked on by <mask>. The R&B group Guy was formed in 1987.The "new jack swing" style of R&B was pioneered by <mask> and Guy. <mask> infused his own blend of hip-hop beats, R&B progressions and the gospel vocal stylings of Hall to create the new jack swing sound on Guy's eponymous debut. <mask> produced Big Daddy Kane's "I Get the Job Done", as well as other work for the Jacksons, the Winans and James Ingram. The debut album of Wrecks-N-Effect was produced by him. The Jane Child's "Don't wanna Fall in Love" was created by him and became a smash. After the release and tour of Guy's second

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title: Teddy Riley

texts: album, The Future, <mask> co-produced half of Michael Jackson's Dangerous album on the recommendation of Quincy Jones. <mask> moved to production, performance and promotion of Wreckx-N-Effect's second album Hard or Smooth after the dissolution of Guy.<mask> formed a second group, Blackstreet. "Don't Leave Me", featuring Dr. Dre and Queen Pen, was one of the group's major hits. The group reformed several times. "ABC 123", "I Believe", and "Pack Your S**t" were written by <mask> for Melanie B's debut album. He worked on an album with Outsiderz 4 Life. He was a part of the New Jack Reunion Tour at the beginning of 2006 with Blackstreet and Guy. <mask> announced in May 2006 that he was working on a new Blackstreet album and a new Guy album.<mask> was bankrupt in 2008 because of a Ponzi scheme. <mask>'s studio was destroyed in a fire in June of 2008. The fire that burned the abandoned studio was caused by an electrical problem. The Virginia Beach Fire Department said that lightning could have been a factor. The studio was insured for $336,000. <mask> and Guy performed at the BET Awards. <mask> worked with Amerie and Robin Thicke on their albums.<mask> became part of the production supergroup QDT after working on the album Ego Trippin'. Lady Gaga and <mask> co- wrote the song "Teeth" for The Fame Monster. <mask> told Pete Lewis in March 2010 that he was no longer associated with Guy. <mask> said that the current Blackstreet line-up consisted of himself, Chauncey Hannibal, Dave Hollister and Sherman 'J-Stylz' Tisdale. He intended to release his own album first, though he was working on a new Blackstreet album. He could possibly be working with Stevie Wonder and other artists for the project. The lineup became <mask>,

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title: Teddy Riley

texts: Hollister, Mark Middleton and Eric Williams after the group stopped performing.In 2012 he came back to Blackstreet. They left the group. The group's lineup now consists of <mask>, Dave Hollister, J-Stylz, and Rodney Poe under the name "Blackstreet 2." In August 2010, John Branca, co-executor of the Michael Jackson estate, confirmed that a posthumous album of Michael Jackson would be released, containing work done in the previous five years with producers Neff-U, Christopher "Tricky" Stewart and <mask>, as well as work written The album Michael was released in the United States. Several people questioned some of the music <mask> produced for the project after the release. <mask> claimed that vocal artifacts were added from overprocessing Jackson's voice and that all of the songs were sung by Jackson.In an interview with Dan Dodds, <mask> stated that there were elements of his voice in the music. "They may use some elements from me, put together ideas, but I haven't been working on the new album," <mask> is reported to have said. <mask> has entered the Korean music market. <mask> worked with Jay Park on a song that was supposed to be for Michael Jackson. The Korean girl group Rania had a mini album produced by <mask>. <mask> is one of the producers on the production team. The tracks "Believe" and "Flow" were produced by him.Girls' Generation's single "The Boys" was produced by him for the group's first international release. Girls' Generation's labelmates SHINee and EXO have songs produced by him. He worked on "Beautiful", "Shine", and "Dangerous" with Shinee. The songs "All Night" and "MILK" were produced by <mask> for f(x)'s third studio album Red Light. Discography with Kids at Work, The Future, Guy III, and

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title: Ingo Niermann

texts: <mask> is a German novelist, writer, and artist. Niermann studied philosophy in Berlin. In late 1989 he moved to the eastern part of Berlin. Niermann lived in New York for a few years before moving to Switzerland. Niermann contributed to two German newspapers before he was known for his book releases. He has contributed interviews to the German art magazine Monopol and conducted interviews for a German literary magazine. The anthology "Mesopotamia" was edited by Christian Kracht and first published in 1999.His first novel was published in 2001. The two publications established a link with Germany's 1990s "pop literature" movement. <mask>'s 2003 book Minusvisionen [best translated as "Negative-only visions"], also a neologism in German, was published by Suhrkamp. The literary form of the protocol was revived by the book. It shows the failures of several young German entrepreneurs. In 2006 Umbauland appeared at Suhrkamp. The ideas of Niermann were partly conceived with friends and colleagues.The construction of a large-scale pyramid as a tourist attraction and grave site in Eastern Germany is one suggestion. The publication of Metan was the product of teaming up with Christian Kracht and climbing up Kilimanjaro. Methane gas is described in the book. If the book is taken as a joke, it probably is not a bad one. It has been translated into several other languages. As an indication of a camp take on public and political issues, scholarly voices have suggested to read Metan. Two stays in Beijing, PR China, resulted in the publication of China ruft

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texts: Dich in early 2008.The book records the stories, experiences and perceptions of German and other non-Chinese expatriates who have decided to pursue life in rapidly changing China. Niermann flanks these reports with Chinese views. The Curious World of Drugs (Breites Wissen) and co-authored with journalist Adriano Sack was published by Plume. David Lieske: I tried to make this work is one of Niermann's titles. Breites Wissen... The seltsame Welt der Drogen und Ihrer Nutzer has Adriano Sack. Niermann is the series editor of Solutions, which was designed by Zak Kyes.Solution 9: The Great Pyramid was published in the series by Niermann and Jens Thiel. Niermann's books in the series include the novel Solution 257: Complete Love and the book Solution 1–10: Umbauland. Douglas Coupland, Eva Illouz, Ben Marcus, Beatriz Preciado, Etel Adnan, Momus, and David Pearce contributed to the ninth volume in the Solution series. The exhibition Atomkrieg wascurated by Niermann and Antje Majewski in 2004. The Great Pyramid Monument project gained traction in 2007. Niermann had his first solo exhibition in Berlin in October of 2008. The Future of Art was written and co-produced by Niermann.A manual was published. Rem Koolhaas and <mask> Niermann address public participation. The middle of a busy shopping and entertainment district is where their folly is located. Votes are counted via a digital system and online to create a new form of direct voting. The co-founder of the free online archive for literary journalism is Niermann. Niermann participated in the group


title: Ingo Niermann

texts: exhibition and event series opti-Me* with the artist-run space Auto Italia South East. Niermann contributed research from Drill Practice to the project.The digital publishing project Fiktion was founded by Niermann and other German and English-language writers. All titles are free of charge at www.fiktion.cc. An ongoing art-video collaboration was started in 2016 by Niermann. The film Army of Love was shown at the Berlin Biennale. It was included in exhibitions at the Centre Pompidou, MACBA, and Castello di Rivoli. The second part of the series, OCEANO DE AMOR, had its world premiere at CPH:DOX in Copenhagen in March 2020 and was part of a three month exhibition in London. Niermann's video "Sea Lovers" was shown at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in 2020.There are original publications of the Effekt (Roman), Berlin Verlag, Berlin, 2001 Minusvisionen, Suhrkamp Verlag, Frankfurt/Main, 2003 Atomkrieg. The Drogen und ihrer Nutzer (with Adriano Sack) was published in 2007. The Great Pyramid is a book. Solution 1–10: Umbauland was published by Sternberg Press. David Lieske: I tried to make this work was published by Montez Press. Fiktion, 2015, Breites Wissen. The Drogen und ihrer Nutzer (with Adriano Sack) was the solution for the year 2015.In: The Blind Pavilion by Olafur Eliasson, Hatje Cantz, and others. 13, Hildesheim 2005. Christian Kracht, New Wave, Kiepenheuer & Witsch, Kln, in: Abitare, Mailand, 2008 There are external links to the official website of <mask> Niermann. The review of the exhibition "Atomkrieg" in taz was published in


title: Robert Mondavi

texts: <mask> was an American winemaker. The wines of the Napa Valley in California received worldwide recognition due to his technical and marketing strategies. The standard for New World wines became due to Mondavi's promotion of varietal labeling. The Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science at the University of California, Davis opened in his honor. <mask>, <mask>vi's parents, were from Italy and settled in Minnesota. <mask>vi was born in Minnesota. The Mondavi family moved to Lodi, California, where he attended high school.Cesare <mask> established a successful fruit packing business in Lodi under the name C. Mondavi and Sons. In 1937, Mondavi graduated with a degree in economics and business administration. He was a member of a frat. Mondavi joined his father and brother Peter after the family acquired a winery. <mask>vi left the winery after a dispute with his brother Peter over the direction of the business. Mondavi started his own winery in California to create wines that could compete with French wines. The <mask> Mondavi Winery is located on Highway 29 between Oakville and Rutherford.There is a person named "Helena." The <mask> Mondavi winery was founded in 1966 with the goal of competing with the best wines from Europe. The elder Mondavi was in charge of the sales and marketing for <mask>. The first major winery in the post-Prohibition era was built by <mask>davi. The To Kalon vineyard was established by H.W. and was part of Mondavi's original vineyard land. Crabb was in 1868. In the California mission style, the winery produced high-quality wine.The winery building, which opened in 1966 and is now considered an architectural icon in the Napa Valley, was designed by Cliff May. Marjorie Ellen <mask> was married to Mondavi in 1937. The couple had three children. Their marriage ended in

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title: Robert Mondavi

texts: divorce in the late 1970s. He married a woman who worked at the <mask>vi winery at the age of 67. <mask> and Margrit devoted a lot of time and money to philanthropic events. In 1968, Mondavi made a dry oak–aged Sauvignon blanc, an unpopular variety in California at the time, and labeled it "Fumé Blanc".Fumé Blanc became a synonym for Sauvignon blanc as a result of the wine's success. Mondavi's wines earned the respect of connoisseurs and vintners alike. He built a winery in Lodi, California in 1979 that became a leader of popular-premium wines. Since the 1990s, he has set up joint ventures with local partners in Europe, South America and Australia. Mondavi's story and his wine company became topics for specialists of wine because of their interest in his work and success. The <mask>davi Chardonnay Reserve was ranked number one in the 1997 Grand European Jury Wine Tasting. After their feud, <mask> and Peter Mondavi made wine together.They used grapes from both family vineyards and produced one barrel of cabernet blend, which was sold for $400,000 at the 2005 Napa Valley Auction. The money from the barrel of wine went to charity. In 2003 Mondavi expressed regret and criticized his sons for the business strategy that emphasized the inexpensive Mondavi lines, Coastal and Woodbridge, over the premium wines, allowing the company name to lose its association with fine wine it held in the past. He said that it would take time to get the image back. The Mondavi family was prominently featured in the 2004 documentary film Mondovino. The Italian winery Tenuta Dell'Ornellaia was recently acquired by the Mondavis. On December 22, 2004, a controversial takeover of the Mondavi winery took place.After the sale of the company, Mondavi collaborated with his sons and daughters to make a single wine from a single estate

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title: Robert Mondavi

texts: at the highest level. The family partnership is still run by <mask>'s son Tim and his family. The <mask> and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts was built in 2001 after <mask>vi donated $10 million. The Mondavi Center opened in 2002. The Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science was established after <mask> donated $25 million. It was the largest private donation. The two were major benefactors of the museum Copia, which opened in 2001.The Oxbow School was founded by <mask> and Margrit and provides grants and instruction to art students in their junior year of high school. The Lincoln Theatre in Yountville, California, and the Cantor Arts Center in Palo Alto, California, have been supported by them. <mask>vi died on May 16, 2008 at the age of 94. Harvests of Joy was published in 1998. The Golden Plate Award of the American Academy of Achievement was given to Mondavi in 1985. <mask>vi was named the Decanter "Man of the Year" in 1989. He was a member of the Junior Achievement U.S. Business Hall of Fame.The Board of Trustees of Johnson & Wales University awarded him a Doctor of Oenology in 2000. The Order of Merit of the Italian Republic was given to him in 2002. He received the Legion of Honour from the French government. The California Hall of Fame is located at The California Museum for History, Women and the Arts. He was a member of the hall of fame. The election was based on votes from wine journalists. Mondavi made contributions to the wine industry of California during his lifetime.The Confrerie de la Chaine des Rotisseurs awarded <mask> the Presidential Gold medal in December of 2006 for his many contributions to the society. The story and historical documents re. The <mask><mask> Papers are at the Special Collections Dept., University Library, University of California,

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title: Guglielmo Gulotta

texts: The University of Torino has a department of psychology. He is a criminal barrister in the Milan Court and his law activity takes him all around Italy. He is a psychologist. Despite his retirement as an academic, <mask> continues to give lectures and participate in important national debates regarding psychology as a science of human facts. He is one of the first Italian criminal barristers to have a psychology specialisation. A novel and enriched approach to studying criminal law and to go beyond the mechanical application of the legal norms to the forensic case has been promoted by this dual competence. His scientific career has been witnessed by his work in psychology and the law.The jury and criminal psychology series is one of the two scientific series with the Milan publisher. More than 300 scientific papers, some of them in different languages, have been published by him as an author and a co-author. One of the most prominent contemporary authorities in Juridical and forensic psychology in Italy is <mask>. The task of reducing the gap between the law and psychology is one of his fundamental scientific work. Attribution theory, child abuse allegations, ethics in psychology and professional practice, forensic neuroscience, forensic psychology, humour in life and in psychotherapy are just a few of the areas where the scientific influence of Guglielmo <mask> has spread. Guglielmo was born in Milan on July 11, 1939. His pride in his roots is warmly expressed by his high spirit and vibrant character, which broadens his personality.There is a person who lives between Milan and Turin. In 1966 he passed the exam to be on the Board of

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title: Guglielmo Gulotta

texts: of events, but the process of reconstructing them, which is how events are reconstructed via a process affected by personal memory, perception, and understanding of what was and According to the work of scientists such as Peter L. Berger and Thomas Luckmann, reality is a social construction, and that human beings are directly responsible for this natural fabrication of life and relationships. Paying a specific tribute to family violence is one of the things that <mask> has devoted some attention to. He thinks it's essential to include forensic psychology in his approach to the psychology of everyday life. 'How' and 'why' people respect the law, as well as 'how' and 'why' people break the law, can depend on the extent to which individuals are supported by or alienated from their own individual and social conditions, and also on the opportunities that society gives them to His prolific publication track record is an example of how he can move quickly from one topic to another. The website of the Guglielmo Gulotta Foundation has a list of his publications, as well as links to his Protocols and guidelines.In its fourth edition, the Noto Charter was revised on July 7 2002 and again on June 12 2011. Guidelines for the examination of a minor in cases of sexual abuse are contained in this document. The Venice Protocol was created by a group of professionals from different scientific disciplines. There are cases in which a forensic diagnosis of an alleged sexual collective abuse of a minor is required. Both documents have been shaped, with faithful reference to the jurisprudence and legislative developments in law, with wide recognition of


title: Guglielmo Gulotta

texts: explore many of the concepts of social psychology and the psychology of communication. The psychology of tourism in Italy has been developed thanks to his versatile mind. He is the President of the Association of the Interdisciplinary Research of the Psychology of Tourism because of his achievement. In the academic and legal career of any professional, how to communicate is important.Gugliemo has an interest in communication. Different scientific publications have arisen from this scientific interest. One of the most important ones is Sapersi esprimere, which was published by Giuffr in 2009. The know-how of how to express oneself is related to the analysis of two dimensions of communication and human behavior. The assumption in the book is that if we could communicate through telepathy, there would be less interference than with words and gestures. The results of the most up-to-date psychological research were used to address the complex topic of communication. Communication competence can be learned and improved.<mask> <mask>'s versatile professional and vibrant personality, which conveys curiosity, creativity and an interest to integrate ideas and areas of knowledge, is one of the highlights of his interests. When a scientific-evidence methodology is used to explore, address and resolve the complexity of sex abuse allegations, the recent achievements Justice, and this is the great value, can be achieved. The above mentioned Noto Charter and Venice Protocol should be associated with his name because of his studies done in forensic psychology and the aim of addressing false negative allegations of child abuse. Juridical psychology

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title: Guglielmo Gulotta

texts: Psychologists.Major works by G. Comedy and drama in marriage. Giuffr is in Milan. The book "Gulotta G." was published in 1984. Family and violence can be described as famiglia e violenza. Giuffr is in Milan. The book "Gulotta G." was published in 1985.There are victims within the family. Septieme Congress Pour la Prevention du Crime. There is a person named <mask> G. The Treatise of Juridical Psychology was written by Trattato di Psicologia. Giuffr is in Milan. There is a person named <mask> G. The psychology of everyday life is the subject of a psicologia.Giuffr is in Milan. There is a person named <mask> G. L'intelligenza sociale is a social intelligence. Giuffr is in Milan. The book "Gulotta G. 2002 (Ed.)" was written by the author. The elementi di psicologia giuridica are related to psychology and psychological law. Giuffr is in Milan.The book "Gulotta G." was written by the author. The daily life as a laboratory of social psychology is the laboratorio di psicologia sociale. Giuffr is in Milan. The Manuale di neuroscienze forensi was published in Milano: Giuffr. e Cutica I. The guide for the evaluation of sexual abuse and its critic was published in 2009. The volto nell'Investigazione e nel processo was written by <mask> G. and Tuosto E.M.Milano: Giuffr, Nuova fisiognomica forense. G. <mask>. 200 regole della cross-examination. The 200 rules of cross-examination are un'arte scientifica. Giuffr is in Milan. G. <mask>. Innocence and guilt in the dock.Giuffr is in Milan. Calvi E., and Leardini E. were added to the list of people who were added to the list of people who were added to the list of people who were added to the list

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title: Gaius Lucilius

texts: The earliest Roman satirist, who wrote only fragments, was named <mask>us. He was a member of the Scipionic Circle and a Roman citizen of the equestrian class. The problem with his birthdate is that he was born in 148 BC and died in 103 BC. It is not possible to reconcile the first of these dates with other facts, and the true date is 180 BC. His sister was the mother of Roman Politician Sextus Pompeius. According to Velleius Paterculus, he served at the siege of Numantia. He celebrated the exploits and virtues of the former in his satires and lived on the most intimate terms of friendship with them.Fragments of his satires, which seem to have been first given to the world, clearly show that they were written in the lifetime ofScipio. Some of these bring the poet before us as either corresponding with or having a conversation with his great friend. "Make a loud noise about Popillius' battle, and sing the exploits of Cornelius" was written by Marx. At the age of fourteen, Lucilius served in the army, but it's more likely that he wouldn't have gotten into the army if he'd been older. It is not possible between the ages of fifteen and nineteen. Between 133 BC and 129 BC, the year ofScipio's death, he could have come before the world as the author of an entirely new kind of composition, and one which, to be at all successful, demands especially maturity of judgment and experience. It may be said that the well-known words of Horace.He characterizes the vivid portraiture of his life, character and thoughts, which he bequeathed to the world. Lucilius spent the majority of his life at Rome and died there. He was a member of the equestrian order, according to his notice of himself. He was in a position to associate with the great senatorial families even though he wasn't a member. He was one of the few outstanding poets of the period not of


title: Paul Riser

texts: <mask> was responsible for co-writing and arranging dozens of top ten hit records. His legacy as one of the "Funk Brothers" is similar to that of most of the other "brothers", as his career has been overlooked and overshadowed by the stars of Motown that became household names. He worked with many of the Funk Brothers. <mask> was introduced to Berry Gordy at Motown by a friend who had already been working there. He became an uncredited trombonist on most of the hits from the late 1960s and early 1970s. He arranged hits such as "My Girl" and "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone" by The Temptations. The arrangement for "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone" was nominated for a Best R&B Instrumental Performance award.Jimmy Ruffin's hit single "What Becomes of the Brokenhearted" was co-written by him. After 11 years with Motown, Riser found work with other record labels. Luther Vandross, Phil Collins, The Carpenters, The Doobie Brothers, Tom Jones, Quincy Jones, Natalie Cole, Roberta Flack and Michael McDonald are some of the artists that Riser has arranged for. R&B singer R. Kelly's 1996 song "I Believe I Can Fly" was arranged and conducted by Riser. He arranged many songs on R. Kelly's 2003 album, "Chocolate Factory", including the top 10 hit, "Step in the Name of Love". In 2009, Riser was inducted into the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum. Riser is still active in the field of music.He said that Diana Ross' cover version of "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" was his favorite musical rhythm arrangement. "Brushed with oil, Dust" is a string arrangement by Stevie Wonder. Slutsky, Allan, is the author of Standing in the Shadows of Motown. External links of Hal Leonard Corporation. The people who were born in 1936 were African-American songwriters, American trombonists, American session musicians, American male composers, and 21st-century American composers.

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title: Markus Babbel

texts: A German professional football coach and former player is named <mask>. He was a defender for clubs in England and Germany. In 1996 and 2001 he was part of the Germany team that won the Euro 96 trophy. <mask>'s first professional club was the club he grew up in. He progressed from the youth squad to the first team and made four appearances as a substitute. He scored his first league goal in Germany's top-flight when he was a member of the first team at Hamburger SV. He attracted the attention of Manchester United after he started in 167 games in 1994.A £5 million deal was put in place for the German full back, but it never happened. He was signed by the club. During the 2000–01) season, Gérard Houllier was part of the back four. He was an important member of the side and his raiding runs down the right side led to a number of goals. He was unable to play for a year after contracting Guillain–Barré syndrome. After recovering from Guillain–Barré syndrome, he went on to score three goals while on a loan to Blackburn Rovers. He joined VfB Stuttgart on a free transfer in 2004.In January 2007, he announced that he would retire at the end of the season. He was a member of the Euro 96 winning team and was capped 51 times. In 1998 and 2000 he played for his country. Following his retirement from football, Babbel stayed on with his last club, VfB Stuttgart, as an assistant manager. VfB Stuttgart had a new head coach

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title: Markus Babbel

texts: in November of 2008. VfB Stuttgart were 11th in the table after 14 games. The first match of Babbel was a 1–1 draw against Sampdoria.They finished the season in third place and missed out on the playoffs. On 6 May 2009, Babbel extended his contract with VfB Stuttgart until the summer of 2011; however, on 6 December 2009, VfB Stuttgart and Babbel parted ways. His last match was a 1–1 draw with VfL Bochum. VfB Stuttgart were in 16th place after 15 games. He had a record of 21 wins, 15 draws, and 14 losses. VfB Stuttgart finished second in their group and qualified for the round of 16. Hertha BSC was taken over by Babbel in July of 2010.His first match was a win. After winning the 2, he was able to return them to the Bundesliga. The 2010–11 season of the Bundesliga. <mask> was fired as coach of Hertha BSC on December 18, 2011. He wanted to leave the club at the end of the season. His last match was a 1–1 draw with 1899 Hoffenheim. At the time of the dismissal, Hertha BSC was in 11th place.He had a record of 30 wins, 13 draws, and 12 losses. 1899 Hoffenheim had a new manager on 10 February. Hoffenheim were in eighth place at the time. His first match was a draw. Hoffenheim finished in 11th place. He was released from the team on December 3, 2012 because of poor results. The final match was a loss to Werder Bremen.He had a record of seven wins, eight draws, and 15 losses. Carlos Bernegger was sacked as


title: Markus Babbel

texts: Luzern's head coach on October 12th, 2014–2018, because he failed to win a single game in the 2014–2018 2014–2018. His first match was a draw with Vaduz. Luzern finished in fifth place. The season began with a 2–2 draw against Sion. Luzern finished 3rd in the league after getting to the semi-finals of the Swiss Cup. Between July and August of 2016 there are six matches.Luzern defeated Lugano 2–1 in the opening match of the season. On May 19 of this year, <mask> was appointed as the manager of Western Sydney Wanderers FC in the A-League. The A-League season saw the Wanderers finish eighth out of ten teams, winning only six games, drawing six and losing 15. After a bright start, the team collapsed with just 1 win and only 2 draws in the next 11 games, dropping from first place after 3 rounds to 9th place. The interim replacement for Babbel was named on January 20, 2020. Career statistics include International goal Score and result list. Managerial statistics for a player include: 1996–97, 1998–99, 1999–2000, and 1999–00.Footballers born in 1972 are referred to as External links. The players are from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from European Championship-winning players are German football


title: Geoffrey Colby

texts: The Governor of the protectorate of Nyasaland between 1948 and 1956 was a British colonial administrator named Sir <mask>. He fought against the creation of the Federation of Rhodesia. <mask> was the son of a doctor and was raised in England. Charterhouse, a school that taught the virtues of leadership, public service and keeping a cool head in emergencies, was where he attended as a child. He played both football and cricket for the school. <mask> had a passion for cricket. The governor of Nyasaland decided to delay a meeting of his executive council for half an hour so he could watch the test match.<mask> won an open scholarship to the University of Cambridge, as well as a leaving exhibition from Charterhouse, where he read Natural Sciences (Chemistry) from 1919, taking a third-class degree in 1922. He used to go on trips to London with hisNorton motorcycle. He was known to climb into college after hours up a wall which was considered by a fellow undergraduate and Alpine mountaineer to be a difficult and dangerous climb. <mask> spent a year as an assistant master at his old prep school and a year working in a fellmongers factory after leaving university. He was posted to Nigeria in 1925 after applying for an appointment in the Colonial Service. He was the first District Officer in the Northern region of Nigeria at a salary of £500 and advanced for essential equipment. In the hot, dry climate of the North, his duties included lengthy tours on horseback to check on tax collection, the courts and public works.His health was poor and he had a jaundiced appearance. <mask> was introduced to Illingworth when he was 25. They were married on 17 January 1931. He was unable to take his wife with him to Nigeria since his position did not allow for a wife, and it took a year before he obtained a suitable post in the Lands and Mines department in the Kaduna secretariat. <mask> was posted to Kontagora as

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title: Geoffrey Colby

texts: District Officer in 1935. He was an efficient administrator who improved the roads and increased crop production. He was an assistant secretary in the finance branch of the Lagos secretariat.He was made an Administrative Secretary in 1945, which made him the Chief Secretary and Governor's deputy. This appointment was created for him by the governor, Sir Arthur Richards, and was an unusual advancement over the heads of scores of other colonial officers. He was awarded CMG in the Birthday Honours List in 1947. He was knighted two years later. The Secretary of State appointed the Governor of Nyasaland <mask> on January 7, 1948. Under the Governors' Pension Act, this was a Class III Governorship. It had a salary of £2,500 per annum and a duty allowance of £500.He had a problem with land allocation. The large areas of land owned by the BCA Company could not be developed without evicting the tenants. There was a shortage of land for the Africans. Some of the land should be acquired by the government for use by Africans. In 1948, <mask> recommended that the Legislative Council include two African and one Asian officials. <mask> had a negative influence on Africans. He supported age limits for entry into school and opposed compulsory attendance.Girls would often delay entering school until a later age because of the latter. <mask> accepted the position of Chief Scout of the Nyasaland Boy Scouts and his wife became President of the Girl Guides, giving them a boost. The creation of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland was opposed by <mask>. The Colonial Office ignored his advice to exclude Nyasaland from the federation. In January of 1953, the Conservative government decided that the federation would come into effect in August. Eleven Africans were killed and many were injured in riots when the federation was inaugurated. The moderate influence of the Nyasaland African Congress was weakened.<mask>

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title: Geoffrey Colby

texts: advised against the inclusion of Nyasaland not because he objected so much to the idea of federation, but because he was convinced that there was no goodwill towards us or understanding of our problem in Salisbury. I fear that this was born out in practice. I don't believe that federation can succeed unless there is a complete change of heart in Salisbury. <mask> said "our job and primary object in the next few years must be to allay African fears, and to convince the African population that Federation is in their best interests and indeed is in the interest of all communities in this territory". <mask> recommended giving Africans a greater say in government, including opening more civil service jobs to Africans who were qualified, and paying more attention to African leaders. He thought that Nyasaland would not become self-governing for a long time. <mask> made a radical change to the structure of the legislative council in July 1955.The new council would have 11 colonial officials and 11 elected representatives. Six would be European, elected by the European Voter's Roll, and five would be African, elected by the three Provincial Councils. <mask> pointed out the unfairness of revenue distribution in the federation in one of his last communications as Governor. He said that revenue from Nyasaland and Northern Rhodesia had been "devoted to bolstering a bankrupt and under-taxed Southern Rhodesia and the major part of the federal government's share of loan funds raised since federation has been spent or earmarked in Southern Rhodesia". Changes in federal policy on non-African agriculture could lead to a dangerous security situation, he warned. The greatest problem would be theglomeration of smart alecks at the Colonial Office according to <mask>. <mask> left Nyasaland in March of 1956.He died in Manchester. Governors of Nyasaland Knights Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George have


title: John Eder

texts: <mask> was born in 1969 and is an American activist and politician. <mask> is a Democrat. He was a member of the Maine Green Independent Party. He was the first member of the Green Party to serve in the Maine House of Representatives and was re-elected in 2004. <mask> was the highest-ranking elected Green official in the United States until his defeat in 2006 and was one of only a handful of independent or third party state legislators. <mask> was a candidate for Mayor of Portland, Maine. <mask> won a seat on the Portland Board of Education.<mask> tried to get the Democratic nomination for a seat in the Maine House of Representatives. He said that he joined the party because of Democratic values. <mask> broke from the Green Party tradition and supported Democrats while maintaining his voter registration. <mask>, a Green Independent, defeated a Democrat in the election for the Maine House of Representatives in 2002. Maine political observers assumed that <mask> would caucus with one of the two major parties since he wasn't a member of a political party. He was recognized as a member of the Green Party caucus in the House. Legislators in the Maine House who serve on a part-time basis do not have a dedicated staff person assigned to them.<mask> established the first ever Green Party Minority legislative office. <mask> introduced legislation to give tax incentives for the purchase of alternative fuel vehicles, create a single-payer health care system in Maine and limit corporate power in his first session. Legislation was passed to protect children from cancer-causing chemicals. The first legislation sponsored by a Green was signed into law in the United States. <mask> was re-elected in 2004. Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in September 2005. <mask> was sent by the Red Cross to provide case management to the victims of the storm.<mask> lost the election for the Maine House by about 60

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texts: votes. Many environmental, gay-rights, labor, and progressive organizations lined up behind <mask> when he entered the campaign. A controversy erupted when <mask> paid for an automated phone call to voters with a recorded message from the head of the local chapter of the National Organization for Women endorsing <mask> and questioning Hinck's position on women's rights based on Hinck's answers to NOW' He did not commit to supporting a woman's right to an abortion in every circumstance. <mask>'s campaign paid for the phone calls. The call was accused of violating state elections law by failing to reveal who paid for them. A new law required that an automated call identify who paid for it.<mask> was fined $100 by the commission. <mask> won the election with 48.5% of the vote, but Hinck won the election with 51.5% of the vote. <mask> is credited with changing Portland's political landscape by bringing young voters in Portland into the political process and paving the way for the Greens to assume their present role as the second party of contention in Portland. Several young activists who were taught by <mask> have won political office. The first registered Greens to serve on the Portland City Council were David A. Marshall and Kevin Donoghue. Ben Chipman won a seat in the Maine Legislature. <mask> was the first member of a third-party to serve in the Maine Legislature since 1915, when representatives of Theodore Roosevelt's Progressive Party held legislative offices there.<mask> is the only state legislator in the country to serve a full term and be re-elected as a Green. <mask> was elected to the Cumberland County Charter Commission. <mask> finished second in a write-in election for two seats. Eder travels the country speaking to regular citizens about to run and win local office as a way to demystify politics and feel empowered by taking personal responsibility for their own governance.

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title: John Eder

texts: <mask> received the George Mitchell Peace Scholarship. He attended Southern Maine Community College. <mask> was a candidate for mayor of Portland in 2011.Eder focused on providing living wages, affordable housing and health care for the city's working class residents. He was endorsed by the League of Young Voters. <mask> was endorsed as the best choice for mayor by the Portland Phoenix on the issue of social services. Eder has shown that he is passionate about helping the city's neediest citizens by advocating for living wage, affordable healthcare, and better housing options. The Portland Daily Sun said that <mask>'s ideas surrounding affordable housing and public transportation were good enough to be incorporated by several opponents. It was the first time in Maine that instant-runoff voting was used in a mayoral race. The Maine Green Independent Party, which donated to <mask>'s campaign, endorsed the other Green in the race, City Councilor David Marshall.<mask> chaired the committee to oversee the transition plan to have Greater Portland METRO buses transport Portland Public Schools high school students to and from school during his time on the Portland Board of Education. <mask> advocated for the renovation of the elementary schools. <mask> did not want to be re-elected. <mask> failed to win the Democratic nomination for District 12 of the Maine House of Representatives. He was defeated in the June primary. <mask> wrote a letter to the editor of the Bangor Daily News in February 2020 in which he advocated the repeal of a law which eliminated most exemptions from state child vaccination requirements. References 1969 births Living people Maine Democrats Maine Greens Members of the Maine House of Representatives Politicians from Portland, Maine American environmentalists Southern Maine Community College alumni 21st-century American politicians Green Party of the United States

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title: Tay Kewei

texts: <mask> was born in August 1983 in Singapore. She has released songs in multiple languages. <mask> got into the top 24 but had to withdraw due to conflicting gig schedules. She became a background vocalist, duet partner, and erhu player for Chinese pop stars, including Wang Lee Hom, David Tao, A-Mei and JJ Lin assisting them on international tours. In 2009, she and Lee Ein Ein released an album called Keep!. Several countries, including Hong Kong, Taiwan and Malaysia, hosted promotional tours. The Hong Kong performance had a surprise guest.In May 2009, Kewei signed with S2S. Her debut album, Come Closer With... Kewei, had four original songs in English and Chinese, as well as a bilingual duet with Christian Bautista. In Asia, the album was promoted in Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia. Her debut album launch concert sold out, and was held at the Esplanade Recital Hall. She showed off her new single "Fallin" in her December public performances in 2011. She was nominated for two awards in the Singapore Hit Awards. Dick Lee was appointed as an Intellectual Property ambassador for the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore in May 2011.She was chosen to represent Singapore at the Hong Kong Asian Pop Music Festival's Super Nova Awards. Fallin was her second album. In the first week of its release, PIANO BALLADS featuring <mask> topped the charts in Japan. The album was number three on the Rock/Pop charts for two weeks in a row. Innamorati is a musical that features 12 songs sung by Eric Moo and 6 other singers. The 49th National Day Parade in Singapore was broadcast live on television. She was interviewed on Good Morning Singapore

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texts: by the Chairman of the Show Committee Colonel David Neo.She was in the official music video for the theme song of the National Day Parade, "One People One Nation One Singapore x We Will Get There". On September 15, 2014, <mask> released her first original Mandarin album. Nine of the 10 songs in the album are written by Kewei. Taiwan's budding actor, Allen Chen, was specially invited to act as the main lead of a man in modern times with a violent tendency that you can't help but hate and love. The outstanding emotional performance in the music video is a big breakthrough for Kewei, despite not having much acting experience. Kewei flew to Thailand to shoot a music video for her second single. Kewei was injured during the shoot and was sent to the hospital.CD RAMA's Top 10 Chart for Singapore's biggest CD retail store was topped by <mask>'s new album, Turn Back and Smile, for a couple of weeks. She was cast as the wife of a cancer-ridden man who was eventually healed by the power of prayer in the theatre production "Window in the Sky" in December of last year. She recorded and performed "Wonderful" as part of the Songs of the Games at the Singapore Sports Hub. In January 2015, Mediacorp Channel 5 launched a brand new look and content, and <mask> was commissioned to write the new theme song for the channel, and she penned the music and lyrics. The theme song for Mediacorp Channel 8's drama series "You Can Be Angel Too" was sung by her. She joined the campaign against shark's fin consumption. She performed at the premiere of Disney movie Cinderella at the Mastercard Theatre at Marina Bay Sands.At the memorial concert of Lee Kuan Yew, she sang with many other

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texts: opening acts were Fillory and The Facade, and Alfred Sim and <mask>'s father played the Chinese flute at the concert. The theme song for the concert was released by her as "CHI" and "Qi Nian Zhi Yang". She was part of Mediacorp Channel 5's original reality production "My Squad Is Better Than Yours" in July 2016 and was the leader of Team KITA. Each week, the teams of 4 were competing to win the Ultimate Squad title, based on their song-and-dance performances.<mask> played the erhu and sang "Kiss from a Rose" with Alfred Sim. In July of 2016 she and Alfred Sim were selected to sing for the theme song of Lianhe Zaobao. The theme song for the Mediacorp Channel 8 drama series "Dream Job" was sung by her. She performed at the charity dinner. She performed at the Tag Heuer x F1 Redbull event with Gem Tang. She performed at the Starker Music Festival. As part of her promotional tour, she released her EP in Hainan.She and Alfred Sim performed at the China-ASEAN friendship concert in Hainan. There was a line-up for the grand opening of the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre. "Billboard Rockx III" was organised by the Nanyang Polytechnic Chinese Orchestra and featured <mask> <mask> and Alfred Sim. The Experience ASEAN Festival took place from 12 to 14 January. She was a special guest at the Hong Kong Asian-Pop Music Festival with her previous encounter being when she was selected to represent Singapore to compete for the Asian Supernova Award. In January 2015, <mask> married Alfred Sim. They have two sons.Music chart references External links 1983 births Living people Singaporean singer-songwriters Singaporean people of Chinese descent 21-century Singaporean women

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title: Manuel Aeschlimann

texts: Aeschlimann. The City Council's files have been declared to the CNIL and it has the right to file a lawsuit for defamation.In September of 2006 he called the national police to stop the unrest in the city council caused by the city councillors using a megaphone in order to be heard. Rue89 talks about the "Judicial guerrilla that <mask> lead against his opposition." The regional chamber of accounts le-de-France had a report leaked by the press. The documents were not given to the regional chamber of accounts according to the City Council. The document raises questions about the management of the town hall of Asnires-sur-Seine, in particular fiscal weaknesses and heavy indebtedness, excessive consumption of fuel for vehicles in city hall, and a vehicle assigned to the wife of the Mayor. The report was not published before the 1 December deadline, making it possible for it to be published after the municipal elections of March 2008. The town hall was accused of covering up the findings.The socialists merged their tickets against him in the second round of the municipal elections. The petition against the non-publication of the report was initiated by this coalition. The coalition won the elections in March of 2008 with over 50% of the vote. The first municipal council of the newly elected team revealed that the report of the CRC which was circulating during the campaign was the same as the one received by Aeschlimann in September 2007. In January 2009, he was sentenced to 18 months in prison, an ineligibility of four years, and a


title: Manuel Aeschlimann

texts: euros fine for favoritism in a 1998 public procurement affair. The ineligibility is reduced to one year after the sentence is confirmed. Member of the Hauts-de-Seine <mask> was elected deputy for the 2nd constituency of Hauts-de-Seine in the 12th Legislature by getting 63.63% of the votes in the second round.He was a member of the Committee on constitutional laws, legislation and general administration of the Republic, and was reappointed as an expert on the budget of local authorities under the annual finance laws. He is a member of the parliamentary groups of studies. He has put forward legislative proposals on matters including security, and to encourage rehabilitation of property damaged by graffiti, or to strengthen the measures taken against persons guilty of ill - treatment of elderly. <mask> was reelected with 56.2% of the votes in the 13th legislature. He was found guilty of favoritism in the awarding of a public contract in 1998 and sentenced to 18 months in prison, 4 years of ineligibility for political office and 20 000 euro fine. The committee for monitoring public opinion on the UMP was chaired by the man who became adviser to Nicolas Sarkozy. He warned the UMP of a possible failure to win the referendum on the European constitution.He analyses and publishes studies of public opinion and members of the UMP majority in the National Assembly during the 13th legislature term. References External links Mairie d'Asnires sur Seine Assemblée Nationale 1964 births Living people People from Asnires-sur-Seine French people of

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title: William Johnson (surveyor)

texts: <mask><mask> died on March 3, 1884. He was the first to define the eastern boundary of Ladakh along Aksai Chin in Jammu and Kashmir as the 'Johnson Line'. <mask> served as the Governor of Ladakh until his death, after retiring from the Survey of India. <mask> was born in India to an officer of the East India Company. He joined the Civil Branch of the Great Trigonometric Survey and was trained by Andrew Scott Waugh. <mask> began his career in the North-West Himalayan Survey in the 19th century. After moving to Assam, du Vernet did route surveys in Punjab, the survey of the Chenab River, and the survey of Bhagirathi and Kanawar.He ascended the snowy peak near the Néla pass in 1854. The princely state of Jammu and Kashmir was created in 1846 under British rule. He took a leading role because Montgomerie was busy in Srinagar. He was the leader of the survey of the Pir Panjal range. He climbed some of the tallest peaks in this work. The Kashmir triangulation was connected to the North-West Himalaya. In the 19th century, <mask> traveled all the way to the Chinese frontier.He looked at the Chang Chenmo valley to the north. He was notability as well as controversy as a result of his famous journey to Khotan in 1865. After the fall of the Chinese rule in Turkestan in 1863, the governor of Ladakh sent a small force to build a police post at a strategic point

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texts: between the Karakoram range and Kunlun mountains. These developments were known to <mask>. <mask> was commissioned in 1865 to survey the Kashmir series beyond and to the north of the Chang Chenmo valley. The party consisted of fifty coolies, an attendant, five mules, six horses and a state trooper. The Governor is said to have made all the necessary arrangements for the expedition.<mask> went over to Aksai Chin. According to scholar John Lall, <mask> maintained an average speed of 19.2 miles a day through "barren country at heights between 15,000 to 19,500 feet". He was at the source of the Karakash River for twenty days. In British records, <mask> spent 18 days there and returned via the Karakoram Pass. It's not clear why he went to Khotan. <mask> said that he received an invitation from the Khan of Khotan via a messenger. According to John Lall, there wasn't enough time for a messenger to come from Khotan and return within the time frame given by <mask>.He believes that <mask> invited himself after sending a message to the Khan. He states that <mask> was censured by the British government for crossing the frontier without permission and that he later changed his story to say that he was taken to Khotan. <mask>'s reputation as a traveller was made by the journey. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society after reporting it to the

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title: William Johnson (surveyor)

texts: British Association for the advancement of science. He resigned from the Survey of India after the official disapproval of the unauthorized journey. <mask> was reemployed in 1869 on a higher salary after his results were highly prized by the British. The "Johnson Line", or "Ardagh–Johnson Line", is the boundary of Ladakh in the north and the northeastern part of the country.The northern boundary of the British Indian Empire was endorsed by the Chief of British Military Intelligence, Sir John Ardagh. After China occupied Tibet, it became important in the Sino-Indian border dispute. Jammu and Kashmir <mask> became the governor of Ladakh in 1871. According to R. H. Phillimore, the position earned him three times the salary he had previously received. <mask> was the Wazir during the third covert journey of the native explorer Nain Singh Rawat into Tibet. Death <mask> was 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884

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title: William Johnson (surveyor)

texts: 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 Teresa Johnson was married to 5th Baron Headley.There were few men who had greater experience of mountain work, and none who had ascended to greater heights, according to the Works Report on His Journey to Ilch. Had the British Government of India encouraged such work, <mask>'s expedition to Khotan would have been an example of valuable knowledge that would have been gained. The views of the Survey of India were not taken into account by the government. His explorations were called the most valuable and important by the official report. <mask> was praised for his perseverance. The Royal Geographical Society presented him with a gold watch for his survey journey in 1865. He was called a "bold and enduring traveller" by Frederick Drew.There were missing deaths of British explorers in the year

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title: Tessy Antony de Nassau

texts: <mask> is a Luxembourgian businesswoman and non-profit executive. She was the ex-wife of Prince Louis of Luxembourg, the third son of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg. The couple had two sons. Their separation and intent to divorce was announced in January of last year. Their divorce was finalized in April. <mask> lost her titles as a princess of Luxembourg, Nassau, and Bourbon-Parma after their divorce. The daughter of <mask> and <mask> was born in 1985.She has five siblings, one older sister and three brothers. Shortly after his birth, one of her older brothers died. <mask> and her twin brother Ronny joined the Luxembourg Army at the age of 18 after attending a technical high school in Pétange. She took part in a mission in Yugoslavia as Sdt 1cl Chauffeur C2 from March to July 2004. She speaks five languages: Luxembourgish, French, English, and German. She is a musician and plays the saxophone. <mask> <mask> obtained a degree in International Relations from the American International University in London.She used the example of Golden Dawn, a far-right party in Greece, to write her thesis. From 2005 to 2009, <mask> <mask> attended several trainings and lectures about education and psychology. She obtained her MA degree in International Studies and Diplomacy from the University of London. She is a PhD candidate at Quantum University, which offers online degrees in pseudoscience and alternative medicine. <mask> <mask> is the Director of Logistics at Professors Without Borders. Finding Butterflies is a consulting service focused on corporate social responsibility projects in education and female empowerment. <mask> met Prince Louis of Luxembourg for the first time while he was in the army.Gabriel Michael Louis Ronny <mask> was born at a private Swiss hospital in March of 2006 and was christened by <mask>. Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa had a baby. The couple were married at a church. After their marriage, Prince Louis gave up his succession rights for himself and his descendants, but retained the title of Prince of Luxembourg and the style of Royal Highness. The couple's second son was born in September of 2007. The couple's sons were given a

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texts: different name. The title of Princess of Luxembourg and Princess of Bourbon-Parma was granted on June 23, 2009, on Luxembourg's National Day.The title Prince of Nassau and style Royal Highness was given to her and Louis' two sons, Gabriel and Noah. Princess <mask> was awarded the Order of Civil and Military Merit of Nassau. The title of Princess of Luxembourg was not made transparent to the public. The separation of the Prince and Princess and their intention to divorce was announced by the Grand Ducal Court. There are two articles in the 1995 Grand Ducal Decree. The title of 'Prince or Princess of Luxembourg' shall be given to the Princes and Princesses born in the first degree of descent from the Queen. The heir presumptive's children will be designated the same way.There is an article in the 4th edition. The titles of the Princes of Our House's consorts will be lost in the event of separation of bed and board, divorce or remarriage after the death of a spouse. The divorce was finalized on April 4, 2019. <mask> <mask> announced her engagement to Frank Floessel on December 31, 2020. They got married in Zrich, Switzerland. She gave birth to a boy. Floessel's second child is <mask> <mask>'s third.<mask> <mask> was awarded a medal for humanitarian involvement. The UNAIDS Global Advocate for Young Women and Adolescent Girls is <mask> <mask>. She is involved in charities and NGOs. She participates in charity events in Luxembourg and London. She has been a member of the Luxembourg " Groupe de Support Psychologique" for five years. <mask> <mask> was an ambassador. Wildlife Alliance is supported by a percentage of the company's profit.<mask> <mask> enjoys swimming, scuba diving, spinning, skiing and hunting. She is a member of a fanfare. She is interested in jazz and likes classic and contemporary music. She likes to read about psychology and social development topics. The Dame Grand Cross of the Order of Adolphe of Nassau was awarded in Luxembourg. Dame of the Order of Lafayette was honoured by foreign governments. There is a Dame Grand Cross of the Royal Order of the Drum.Luxembourg Leadership Academy's leader of the year award was given from the Paris College of

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title: Robert White (West Virginia state senator)

texts: <mask> was an American lawyer and a Democratic politician in West Virginia. <mask> served four consecutive terms as the Prosecuting Attorney for Hampshire County, and one term in the West Virginia Senate, representing the state's Fifteenth Senatorial District in the 40th and 41st sessions of the West Virginia Legislature. <mask> was the floor leader for the West Virginia Senate during the 1933 legislative year. <mask> was born in Romney, West Virginia in 1876 to Hampshire County Clerk of Court <mask> and his second wife <mask> and was the grandson of Hampshire County Clerk of Court <mask>. <mask> began his career in public service at the age of 16 as a deputy clerk of court in his father's law office. He graduated from the West Virginia University College of Law in 1899. He was elected Hampshire County's Prosecuting Attorney in 1912.<mask> was elected to the position four times. He was one of the Chancery Commissioners for Hampshire County. <mask> was elected to represent the Fifteenth Senatorial District in the West Virginia Senate in 1930 and served there until 1934. <mask> was appointed to two special committees in 1933, one on economy and efficiency to study state and municipal government spending, and the other to investigate the road commission's awarding of a contract for gasoline, oil, and grease to the Standard. <mask> died in Romney at the age of 59 after a long illness. <mask> was born in Romney, West Virginia, on May 28, 1876. He was

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texts: the third eldest of his father's five children and the second child of Hampshire County Clerk of Court Christian Streit <mask> and his second wife Catharine <mask>.<mask> was a great-grandson of a prominent Virginia judge and a grandson of a Hampshire County Clerk of Court. His uncle <mask> served as Attorney General of West Virginia and his brother John Baker <mask> was a military officer and later served as a Charleston city councilman and president of the West Virginia Board of Control. <mask> attended Romney's Potomac Academy and the public schools of Romney. His father, Christian Streit <mask>, was the Clerk of Court for Hampshire County and he began his career in public service at the age of 16. <mask> graduated from the academy at the age of 18. He began studying jurisprudence at the West Virginia University College of Law. He earned a Bachelor of Laws degree from the West Virginia University College of Law in 1899.In the United States presidential election of 1900, <mask> cast his first vote for Bryan. <mask> established a law practice after graduating from West Virginia University. After his father's term as Hampshire County Clerk of Court ended in 1903, he became associated with his father in a law practice. <mask> was elected to his first term as Hampshire County's prosecuting attorney in 1912. <mask> was a delegate to the West Virginia Democratic Party state convention at the age of 21. He served four years as Hampshire County's

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texts: prosecuting attorney from 1912 to 1928 and was re-elected four times. The first concrete bridge in Hampshire County was built by the County Court under the leadership of <mask>.<mask> served as the county's prosecuting attorney, as well as being the commissioner of school lands and one of the chancery commissioners for Hampshire County, between 1917 and 1922. <mask> was elected to serve in the West Virginia Senate in 1930. He served in the 40th and 41st sessions of the West Virginia Legislature. The Republican Party had a majority in the West Virginia Senate. <mask> was the floor leader for the West Virginia Senate's Democratic Party in 1933. In January 1933, <mask> was selected by the President of the West Virginia Senate to head the Judiciary Committee. In 1933, <mask> introduced twelve bills to correct errors and omissions.<mask> was a member on the Finance, Roads and navigation, Counties, Municipal Corporations, Rules, Medicine and Sanitation, Education, Privileges and Elections, and Redistricting committees. <mask> was appointed to two special senate committees in the same year. On January 19, 1933, <mask> sponsored a resolution for the creation of a special committee on economy and efficiency to study state and municipal government spending. The committee was charged with making investigations, developing recommendations, and drafting bills. It was allowed to summon witnesses, examine records, and investigate all state and local government

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