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texts: River. He was in a traffic accident on his way to the police station after disposing of Piest. His vehicle had slid off the road and had to be towed. The exact spot where <mask> confessed to throwing the body of Robert Piest and four other victims into the Des Plaines River was pinpointed by police, his lawyers, and his older sister. After being taken to his house, <mask> was told to mark his garage floor with orange spray paint to show where he had buried the person he had killed in self-defense.Search for victims Crawl space to assist officers in their search for the victims buried beneath his house, during his confession, <mask> drew a rough diagram of his basement on a phone message sheet to indicate where their bodies were buried. The bodies of 26 people were unearthed from <mask>'s crawl space over the course of a week. Robert Stein is a medical examiner in Cook County. Each victim was placed in a body bag and placed near the front door for transportation to the mortuary. Each body was given an identifying number after the crawl space was marked. A marker was placed on the first body recovered from the crawl space. The victim was buried in the northeast section of the crawl space beneath the room he used as his office.There was no cause of death. Body 2 was the name of the body of <mask>. Three bodies were

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texts: found in the same trench as Body 1 on December 23. Body 3 was buried in the crawl space. Body 5 was buried under Body 1. The first person to be buried in this common grave was buried thirty-six inches below the surface. The search for victims was put off over Christmas.The bodies were found on December 26. There were two bodies in the same grave. The body was in a fetal position. The victim most likely died of asphyxiation after a cloth gag was found in his mouth. Body 8 was found with a tourniquet around his neck. Body 9 was found beneath a layer of concrete and had stab wounds to the ribs and sternum, suggesting he was <mask>'s first victim. The bodies were discovered on December 27.The wall of the crawl space was parallel to the entrance to <mask>'s home. The bodies of both Body 11 and Body 12 were found with their throats slit and buried in the center of the crawl space beneath the hallway. Body 13 was found beneath the spare bedroom, while bodies 14 and 15 were recovered from a common grave. The head and upper torsos of both 14 and 15 were found inside plastic bags. Body 13 was close to Body 16. The victim was found dead with a cloth rag in his throat. The victim had something around his neck.Four more bodies were exhumed the next day. Body 18 was located beneath the spare bedroom and was found with a rope

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texts: around the neck. Body 20 was buried in the northwest corner of the crawl space. Six more bodies were found by December 29. Body 25 was located beneath <mask>'s bathroom, while bodies 22, 23, 24, and 26 were located beneath <mask>'s kitchen and laundry room. Body 22 was found under <mask>'s kitchen with a piece of cloth lodged in his throat. Two socks were found.The victim was buried under Body 21. A section of cloth was found inside the mouth of Bodies 24 and 26 as the bones of the victims of 23 and 24 were commingled together. There was a piece of cloth lodged in the throat of body 25. The final victim was found beneath the bathroom, buried ten inches below the surface of the soil. A piece of cloth was found in the victim's throat. Despite <mask>'s insistence that all the buried victims had been found, operations were suspended until March of this year. Body 28 was found wrapped in several plastic bags and buried beneath the patio in <mask>'s backyard.Body 29 was found under the dining room floor. The victims found at 8213 W. Summerdale were dead. Stein was aided in identifying the remains by dental records and X-ray charts. The victims were identified through dental records and skeletal trauma. The personal artifacts found in <mask>'s home supported these identifications. The heads and torsos of several bodies

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texts: were put into plastic bags. Several were found with rope around their neck.In some cases, bodies were found with foreign objects such as prescription bottles lodged into their pelvic region, the position of which indicated the items had been thrust into the victims' anus. The victims recovered from <mask>'s property died of asphyxiation, not strangulation. The house was demolished in 1979. The victim found in the Des Plaines River on June 30 was not connected to <mask> initially. In January 1979 the victim was identified using fingerprints and a distinctive tattoo on his left bicep reading "Tim Lee", an homage to Bruce Lee. strangulation was not ruled out as the cause of death. The victim's number was 31.He was a victim after <mask>'s arrest. Frank Landingin's cause of death was determined to be suffocation through his own underwear being lodged down his throat, plugging his airway and causing him to drown in his own vomit. He was assigned a victim. On December 28, a body was found on the bridge. <mask> confessed to having murdered James Mazzara shortly after Thanksgiving. The man had been killed with a rope. On April 9, 1979 a body was found entangled in roots on the edge of the Des Plaines River.The body was identified using dental records. An autopsy showed that he had been shoved down his throat and died. On

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texts: February 6, 1980, <mask> was charged with 33 murders. He was tried in Cook County, Illinois, before Judge Louis Garippo, because of extensive press coverage in Cook County. In the year before his trial, <mask> spent over three hundred hours with doctors at the Menard Correctional Center in Chester. He underwent a number of psychological tests to see if he was competent to stand trial. <mask> tried to convince the doctors that he had a personality disorder.The hard-working, civic-minded contractor, the clown, the active politician, and the policeman he referred to as "Bad Jack" were all part of his personality. <mask> claimed to berelaying the crimes of Jack, who detested homosexuality and viewed male prostitutes as "weak, stupid and degraded scum", when he confessed to police. His lawyers decided to have <mask> plead not guilty by reason of insanity. Several psychiatrists who had examined <mask> were produced by the defense. Three psychiatrists testified at <mask>'s trial that he was a paranoid schizophrenic. The case that <mask> was sane and in control was presented by the prosecutors. Several witnesses testified to the premeditation of <mask>'s actions and the attempts he made to escape detection.The doctors disagreed with the defense doctors' claims of multiple personality disorder and insanity. They testified

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texts: that <mask> made them dig drainage trenches and spread bags of lime in his crawl space. They said <mask> looked into the crawl space to make sure they and other employees didn't deviate from the marked locations. Robert Stein testified on February 18 that all the bodies recovered from <mask>'s property were "markedly decomposing" and that of all the autopsies he performed, thirteen victims had died of asphyxiation. Stein called it highly unlikely that all 33 deaths were caused by accidental erotic asphyxiation. The defense had Jeffrey Rignall testify for them on February 21. While describing <mask>'s torture of him in March 1978, Rignall cried a lot.Asked if <mask> appreciated the criminality of his actions, Rignall said he believed <mask> was unable to conform his actions to the law's expectations because of the "beastly and animalistic ways he attacked me". Rignall vomited during the cross-examination relating to the torture. Donald Voorhees, who was sexually abused by <mask> in 1967, testified to his experience at <mask>s tried to testify before he was asked to step down. Robert spoke about his experience at <mask>'s hands in December 1977. He came close to breaking down several times as he recalled the abuse he suffered. <mask> laughed at him as he finished his testimony.One of <mask>'s defense attorneys tried

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texts: to undermine his testimony during the cross-examination, but he did not relent from his testimony. During the fifth week of the trial, <mask> wrote a personal letter to Judge Garippo requesting a mistrial for a number of reasons, including that he did not approve of his lawyers' insanity plea, and that his lawyers had not allowed him to take the witness stand. Judge Garippo told <mask> that both counsels had not been denied the opportunity or funds to summon expert witnesses to testify, and that, under the law, he was free to indicate as much to the judge as he wanted. On March 11, final arguments by both prosecution and defense attorneys began. Terry Sullivan described <mask>'s history of abusing youths, the testimony of his efforts to avoid detection, and described his surviving victims as "living dead". Sullivan referred to <mask> as the "worst of all murderers" and said that he had accounted for more human devastation than many earthly catastrophes. I fear when I think about how close he came to getting away with it all.The defense's counsel spoke after the state's four-hour closing. The testimony of the four psychiatrists and psychologists who testified on behalf of the defense was cited multiple times by Amirante. Sullivan was accused of arousing hatred against his client and of barely mentioning the


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texts: evidence presented throughout the trial. The State had not met their burden of proving <mask> sane beyond a reasonable doubt, according to the defense lawyer. In support of these arguments, the defense referred to the testimony of the doctors who had appeared for the defense, in addition to defense witnesses such as Jeffrey Rignall and a former business associate of <mask>'s. He urged the jury to acquit his client by reason of insanity, saying that <mask> was a danger to both himself and to others, and that studying his psychology and behavior would be of benefit to science. William Kunkle continued to argue for the prosecution on the morning of March 12.Kunkle argued that the facts of the case showed <mask>'s ability to think logically and control his actions. According to Kunkle, the testimony of one of the doctors who examined <mask> in 1968 concluded that he was an "asylum personality" capable of committing crimes without remorse and unlikely to benefit from social or psychiatric treatment. Kunkle asked the jury not to show sympathy but to show justice after removing photos of <mask>'s identified victims from a display board. Kunkle asked the jury to show the same sympathy that this man showed when he took these lives. Before throwing the stack of photos into the opening of the trap door from <mask>'s crawl

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texts: space, the evidence was on display in the courtroom. The jury retired to consider their verdict after Kunkle finished his testimony. The jury took less than two hours to find <mask> guilty of 33 charges of murder and he was also found guilty of sexual assault and taking indecent liberties with a child.His 33 murders conviction was the most for any person in U.S. history. In the sentencing phase of the trial, the jury deliberated for more than two hours before sentencing <mask> to death for each murder committed after the Illinois statute on capital punishment came into effect in 1977. He was to be executed on June 2, 1980. After being sentenced, <mask> was transferred to the Menard Correctional Center, where he remained on death row for 14 years. Between 1979 and 1981 <mask> granted numerous interviews to Russ Ewing, who was a journalist forWLS-TV. The book Buried Dreams was published by the two authors. The identity of <mask>'s first victim would be established thanks to the information <mask> gave to Ewing.On February 15, 1983, Henry Brisbon stabbed <mask> in the upper arm with a wire as <mask> was participating in a voluntary work program. William Jones was injured in the attack and received a stab wound to the head. They were treated in the hospital for their wounds. <mask> did not prevail in any of the


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texts: appealed. On September 29, 1988, the Illinois Supreme Court upheld his conviction and set a new execution date. The Illinois Supreme Court set an execution date for May 10, 1994 after the U.S. Supreme Court denied <mask>'s final appeal.On the morning of May 9, 1994, <mask> was transferred from Menard to Stateville to be executed. He and his family were allowed a private picnic on the prison grounds. <mask> ordered a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken, a dozen fried shrimp, french fries, fresh strawberries, and a Diet Coke for his last meal. He was taken to the Stateville execution chamber to receive a lethal injection after observing prayer with a priest. The IV tube used to deliver the chemicals into <mask>'s arm was blocked by the chemicals before the execution began. The witnesses observed the execution through the blinds. The tube was replaced by the execution team.The execution resumed after ten minutes after the blinds were reopened. The procedure took 18 minutes. Had correct execution procedures been followed, the problems would not have arisen, according to a nesthesiologists. Illinois adopted an alternative method of lethal injection as a result of this error. William Kunkle, one of the prosecutors at <mask>'s trial, said, "He got a much easier death than any of his victims." According to published reports,

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texts: <mask> was not remorseful for his crimes. He told his lawyer that killing him would not compensate for the loss of others, and that the state was murdering him.His last words were reported to be "Kiss my ass". In the hours leading up to <mask>'s execution, a crowd estimated at over 1,000 gathered outside the correctional center; a vocal majority were in favor of the execution, although a small number of anti-death penalty protesters were also present. Some of those in favor of the execution wore T-shirts with satirical slogans such as "No tears for the clown" and wore clown costumes. The protesters observed a silent candlelit protest. His brain was removed after <mask>'s death was confirmed. It is in the possession of Helen Morrison, a witness for the defense at <mask>'s trial, who interviewed <mask> and other serial killers in an attempt to understand their personality quirks. His body was cremated.Only 28 of <mask>'s victims were identified. Fourteen-year-old Samuel Stapleton and Michael Marino were the youngest, followed by 21-year-old Francis Alexander and 21-year-old Russell Nelson. Five people have never been identified. The victims were identified as <mask>, <mask>, and Gregory Godzik. Their identities were confirmed on December 29, 1978. James Mazzara was the thirty-third victim linked to <mask>. On

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texts: January 1, 1979 the remains of the twenty-third victim were exhumed from <mask>'s property.The victims were identified on January 6, 1979. Body 18 was identified as Michael Bonnin. The first person to be exhumed from the crawl space was identified as Jon Prestidge. A fishing license was found in <mask>'s home. The victim recovered from the Des Plaines River was identified three days later. Dental charts were used to identify Body 20 as <mask>y. Matthew Bowman was identified two days later.The victim recovered from <mask>'s property was identified using dental records two months later. The identity of the seventh victim was confirmed using X-ray records as Randall Reffett, and on May 21, dental records confirmed that Body 27 was William Kindred. On September 11, 1979 bodies 11 and 12 were identified as Robert Winch and Tommy Boling. X-ray records show a healed bone fracture. A brown "tiger's eye" metal buckle with black striping was found next to his body. The sixth victim exhumed from <mask>'s property was identified using dental records. The body was identified using images of a healed injury to the left scapula.Darrell Samson was the last victim recovered from <mask>'s property. In March 1980, bodies 14 and 15 were identified using dental records and radiology images. They were not included in the victims

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texts: identified before <mask>'s trial. The ninth victim exhumed from <mask>'s property was identified as Timothy Jack McCoy, the first victim. His identification was aided by his dental records and belt buckle. In October of 2011, Cook County sheriff Thomas Dart announced that investigators had obtained full DNA profiles from each of the unidentified victims and would be renewing their efforts to identify them. At a press conference held to announce this, Sheriff Dart stated investigators are looking for DNA samples from individuals across the United States related to any male missing between 1970 and 1979.The results of tests so far have confirmed the identification of three victims, ruled out the possibility of other missing youths being victims of <mask>, and solved four unrelated cold cases dating from 1972 and 1979. The victim previously known as Body 19 was identified in November of 2011. After <mask>'s arrest, Bundy's family tried to get his dental records from his dentist in order to compare them to the unidentified bodies, but the records were destroyed after the dentist retired. James Haakenson, also known as Body 24, was identified as a victim in July of last year. <mask> Alexander was previously known as Body 5. Alexander was identified through forensic genealogy. He had not been reported missing by his

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texts: family, who thought he had moved to California after his final contact with his mother.There are five unidentified victims, four of whom were buried beneath <mask>'s crawl space and one buried in his backyard. Betty Pat Gatliff used the skulls of the remaining unidentified victims to create facial reconstructions. Based on <mask>'s confession, the location of the victims buried in the crawl space, and forensic analysis, police determined the most likely dates for when his unidentified victims were killed. January 3, 1972 to July 31, 1975. Body 28. There is a backyard. A male is 14 years old.June 13 to August 5, 1976. Body 26. There is crawl space. A man is aged 23–30. August 6 to October 5, 1976. Body 13. There is crawl space.A male is 17 years old. August 6th to October 24th, 1976. Body 21. There is crawl space. Male between the ages of 15 and 24. March 15 to July 5, 1977. Body 10.There is crawl space. A male is 17 years old. Body 28 had brown hair and was estimated to be between 14 and 18 years old. He was buried near the barbecue pit. He may have been married, as he wore a silver ring on his left ring finger. A man with medium dark brown hair was estimated to be between the ages of 23 and 30 years old. The man had two missing teeth, leading investigators to believe he wore a denture.Between June 13 and August


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texts: 5, 1976, he was almost certainly murdered. Between August and October 1976, a man is likely to have been murdered. He was between the two. He was between 17 and 22 years old. The victim may have injured his left third rib months or years before he vanished. During his time living at 8213 W. Summerdale, <mask> had him dig a trench in the southwest corner of the crawl space where this victim was recovered. An updated facial reconstruction was released to the media.Body 21 is estimated to be between the ages of 15 and 24 years old. He had brown hair. The victim was buried above the body of William Carroll, which indicates that he was murdered on or after June 13, 1976. Although investigators have not discounted the possibility that he may have been murdered later in 1976, it is thought that the murder may have taken place between August 6 and 20, 1976. Body 10 is thought to have been between 17 and 21 years old. He fractured his collarbone months or years before he vanished. The two victims murdered on the same day in May 1976 were buried alongside him, yet sequential burial patterns of three victims murdered in 1977 leave an equal possibility he may have been murdered in the spring or summer of 1977.This unidentified victim may have been murdered as early as 1974 according to statements made by <mask>. An updated


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texts: facial reconstruction was released to the media. At the time of <mask>'s arrest, he claimed to both Des Plaines and Chicago investigators that the total number of murder victims could be as high as 45. Only 33 people were linked to <mask>. 29 bodies were found when investigators excavated the grounds of his property. <mask> said he threw his murder victims into the Des Plaines River after he was released from prison. He confessed to disposing of five bodies in this manner, but only four of them were linked to him."That's for you guys to find out," <mask> said when asked if there were more victims. There is a dispute over the identity of the two bodies found in the common grave in <mask>'s crawl space. The clothing found on Body 14 was not consistent with what Marino had been wearing when she last saw him. Marino's body had not been mistaken for his, despite the fact that his body had been exhumed. A dental X-ray done on Marino in March 1976 showed that one of their second molars had not erupted. The exhumed body of Michael Marino did not have an upper or lower jaw bone. The orthodontist who identified Marino's remains has stated his conviction in the accuracy of his findings, saying he had compared 32 teeth, half a dozen of them had very distinct fillings and every one of them was consistent with Marino.On May 23,


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texts: 1978, 25-year-old Charles Antonio Hattula was found drowned in the Pecatonica River. He was missing since May 13. Hattula was an employee of PDM and had been linked to the initial investigation of <mask> after Michael Rossi informed investigators of both Godzik's disappearance and Hattula's death. When Hattula failed to show up at work, <mask> told him and several other employees that he had drowned. There was no more bodies to be stored in <mask>'s crawl space at the time of Hattula's death. During their investigation into <mask>, the Des Plaines authorities were told that Hattula had fallen to his death from a bridge. Hattula's death was ruled to have been caused by drowned.Bill Dorsch, a retired Chicago police officer, believes there may be more victims buried in the grounds of the apartment building located at the 6100 block of West Miami Avenue. Dorsch was a Chicago police officer when he observed <mask> in the early hours of the morning. <mask> said he was too busy to do work during the day. According to Dorsch, several other residents of West Miami Avenue stated they had seen <mask> digging trenches in the early to mid-1970s, and one of them said that <mask> later placed plants in the trenches. <mask> was still married to another woman at the time. The grounds of this property were requested to be excavated


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texts: by the Cook County Sheriff's officials. The Cook County State's Attorney denied the request due to a lack of probable cause, including the results of a 1998 search of the property.According to the sheriff's office, in 1998 a radar survey suggested 14 areas of interest, yet only two of them had been excavated. Four anomalies were described as being "staggeringly suggestive" of human skeletons. The 1998 search of the grounds was incomplete due to a letter from the radar company provided by Bill Dorsch. The second request to dig the grounds of West Miami Avenue was submitted in October of 2012 by Sheriff Tom Dart. A search of the property was conducted in the spring after this request was granted. The second search of West Miami Avenue yielded no human remains, despite the use of FBI Sniffer dogs and ground-penetrating radar equipment. One of the first things <mask> told investigators after his arrest was that he had not acted alone in several of the murders.<mask> replied "Directly" when asked if these associates had participated in the killings. He claimed that the two men were involved in several of the murders. There is "overwhelming evidence" that <mask> worked with an accessory in several of the murders, according to some criminal defense attorneys and investigators. FBI profiler Robert Ressler was told by

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texts: <mask> that two or three PDM employees assisted in several murders. Ressler believed that <mask> had killed more than 30 people in multiple states. <mask> didn't confirm or deny Ressler's suspicions. A man who had been tortured by <mask> in 1978 said a young man with brown hair had knelt before him and watched the abuse.A light came on in another part of the house. Three days before his arrest, two officers followed him to a bar where he met two employees. An anxious <mask> was observed walking with the two out of earshot of the officers to talk privately before returning closer to the officers. Both young men were told by <mask> to not let him down. You owe it to me. The officers heard parts of a hushed conversation between <mask> and two other people. Buried like the other five?In interviews from death row, <mask> said that at the time of his arrest, three PDM employees were also considered suspects in the murders, all of whom he said were in possession of keys to his house. Philip Paske, <mask>'s former employee, was known to have been a close associate of <mask>. The Delta Project was a sex trafficking ring that was based in Chicago. At least two people who are believed to have been murdered by <mask> are known to have last been seen near where Norman lived. The theory was that <mask> was connected to the

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texts: ring. When sixteen of the identified victims had disappeared, <mask> claimed that he was not in Chicago. According to two Chicago lawyers, travel records show that he was in another state at the time of three of the murders.<mask> flew to Pittsburgh via Allegheny Airlines three days before Robert Gilroy vanished, and returned to Chicago the day after he vanished. Robert Young gave differing accounts of Russell Nelson's disappearance to Nelson's family and investigators. Nelson's family was told by Young that he failed to arrive at a bar at a prearranged time, but that he had last seen Nelson standing in a crowd outside a Chicago bar, and when his attention was diverted for a few moments, Nelson had simply disappeared. This could not have happened if Young hadn't noticed. Young is known to have filed a missing person's report with Chicago police before trying to get money from Nelson's parents to search for their son. When Nelson's two brothers arrived in Chicago to look for him, Young offered them a job. Young wasn't summoned to testify at <mask>'s trial.According to travel records, <mask> was in Michigan at 6 a.m. on the day <mask>y vanished. One week before Mowery's disappearance, his roommate moved into Mowery's apartment and DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch

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texts: DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Two witnesses have said that Mowery was told by his roommate to meet a man who was going out of town two days before he vanished. Sam Amirante, one of <mask>'s two defense attorneys at his 1980 trial, authored procedures that were incorporated by the Illinois General Assembly into the Missing Child Recovery Act of 1984. At the time of the <mask> murders, police in Illinois had to wait 72 hours before starting a search for a missing child. The waiting period for missing children was removed in 1984. Similar procedures were adopted by other states.A national network was formed to find missing children. The Child Abduction Emergency is also known as the amber alert. In his prison cell, <mask> began to paint. He drew inspiration from a wide range of sources for his artwork, with his paintings depicting subjects as diverse as Christ, birds, his own home, and <mask>er. He was one of the clowns in many paintings. Scenes of Disney's Seven Dwarfs were featured in his "Hi Ho" series. Although <mask> was allowed to earn

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texts: money from the sale of his paintings until 1985, he claimed his artwork was intended to bring joy into people's lives.Many of <mask>'s paintings have been displayed at exhibitions and others have been sold at various auctions. Several of <mask>'s paintings were burned by his family. The film, starring Brian Dennehy as <mask>, was released in 1992. The film is based on the disappearance of Robert Piest, who was last seen by Des Plaines Police before a scheduled civil suit hearing. The film Gacy was released in 2003 Mark Holton was cast in the role of <mask> in a film that depicts his life after he moved to Norwood Park. The film Dear Mr. Gacy was released in 2010.The film is based on a book. The film focuses on the correspondence between Moss and <mask> before <mask> invited Moss to visit him on death row. The film 8213: Gacy House was released in 2010 and tells the story of a group of investigators spending a night in a haunted house. The Discovery Channel broadcasted an episode about <mask>'s crimes in the true crime series The New Detectives: Case Studies in forensic science. The FBI profiler Robert Ressler was interviewed by <mask>. There are two documentaries on the <mask> murders on the Investigation Discovery channel. The first documentary focusing on <mask>'s crimes was commissioned for the Most Evil

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texts: series, a forensics program in which forensic psychiatrist Michael Stone analyzes murderers and psychopaths.The Evil Lives Here series features the second Investigation Discovery program on <mask>. The program looks at how <mask>'s actions affected his family. <mask>'s sister and niece were interviewed. There is a documentary on the crimes of <mask> <mask>. "What lies below" is an episode of Psychic Investigators. On December 17, 1978, Detective Joseph Kozenczak met with psychic Carol Broman to discuss the location of the body of Robert Piest. An episode of Monster in My Family focused on the murders committed by <mask>."Killer Clown: <mask> <mask>" was broadcast in August of 2015. The episode focuses on formative events in <mask>'s life that may have led to his later crimes. <mask> <mask>: Devil in Disguise is a documentary. The first episode of this series was broadcast in March of 2021. Interviews with <mask>, investigators responsible for his apprehension, and Cook County Sheriff Thomas Dart are included in this six-part series. The Clown and the Candyman is a show. The committed murders by <mask>, Dean Corll, and their potential links to a nationwide sex trafficking network are investigated in an eight-part series.There is a list of serial killers in the United States and a list of unidentified murder victims

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texts: in the United States. <mask> wrote about <mask> <mask>. Barry Boschelli wrote Johnny and Me: The True Story of <mask> <mask>. <mask> <mask> wrote A Question of Doubt. The hunt for serial killer <mask> <mask> was written by Joseph R. and Karen M. Chris Maloney wrote a book about the search for more victims of <mask> <mask>. The last victim is a true-life journey into the mind of the serial killer.Jeffrey Rignall and Ron Wilder wrote 29 Below. Nancy Rommelmann wrote "Destination Gacy: A Cross- Country Journey to Shake the Devil's Hand". <mask> <mask>'s case was rejected by the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh

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texts: Gariepy was a Canadian politician, member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta and provincial cabinet minister, member of the House of Commons of Canada. On March 14, 1877, <mask> was born to parents Joseph and Etudienne Boissoneault. He came to the city with his family in 1893 after graduating high school. He earned a B.A. after returning to Montreal for university. The B.C.L. was from Université Laval in 1899. There was a person from the University of Montreal in the late 19th century. He had four children with Albertina Lessard.He was admitted to the bar in the province and began working for the firm. He would head <mask> later. His younger brother was also interested in politics. <mask>'s involvement in politics began with his election to the Catholic school board in 1905. He served in this capacity for nine years and eventually became chair. <mask> was the first of twelve candidates to finish first in the 1906 election and was elected to a two-year term on the council. He was re-elected in 1908, finishing first of thirteen candidates, but did not seek a second term.He supported the views of organized labour. <mask> tried to run for provincial office in 1905 but withdrew before the election. He ran in the same riding and under the same banner after refusing to contest the Liberal nomination because he thought it was rigged against him. <mask> finished second of three candidates in the election. He ran in the new electoral

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title: Wilfrid Gariépy

texts: district in 1913 and won the election. He became a member of the Legislative Assembly after defeating Ambrose Gray. He was named to the cabinet by the premier.<mask> resigned to contest a by-election, no opponents stepped forward, and he was acclaimed. He was re-elected in 1917 by a bigger margin than in 1913. <mask> was appointed Provincial Secretary by Charles Stewart after he took over from Sifton as premier. Garipy quit his job and moved to Trois-Rivires, Quebec, where he was promised a seat in the House of Commons. After the promised seat didn't come to fruition, he returned to his position as an MLA, which he had not resigned from. <mask> toured the province with Frank Oliver against the Unionist government he aligned himself against during the Conscription Crisis of 1917. John Stewart moved a motion in the Legislature in 1920 questioning whether <mask> had a right to sit and vote in the legislature as he signed the Legislature registry with his home in Quebec.The committee of privileges and elections were asked to investigate the motion. The motion was amended to ask the courts to look into it. The amendment and motion were recorded. He moved back to Trois-Rivires after the 1921 election. <mask> was involved in politics again after he returned to Quebec. He was a Liberal in Trois Rivires, but did not run in either the 1923 provincial election or the 1925 federal election. <mask> secured the Liberal nomination in the

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title: Wilfrid Gariépy

texts: by-election to replace Arthur Bettez, who died on January 4, 1931.The by-election was held on August 10 and he was defeated by thirty-eight votes. <mask> was the Liberal candidate in the 1935 federal election. He was elected from a field of six candidates. After the outbreak of World War II, he broke from the policy of the government of William Lyon MacKenzie King and sought re-election as an Independent Liberal. Robert Ryan, the Liberal Party's duly-nominated candidate, defeated him in the two person race. <mask>'s approach gained favour because of the King government's policy of conscription. He came out ahead of his six opponents when he ran as an independent in the 1945 election.He ran in the 1949 election as a Liberal after he reconciled with his old party. He did not seek public office again in his lifetime after coming in fifty-nine votes behind the Progressive Conservative. <mask> was a co- founder of the Saint-Jean-Baptiste Society. At 1912's Congrs de la langue franaise in Québec, he was a member of the Société Parler Franais. He was a member of two organizations. Le Progrs libéral was founded in 1909 by <mask>. It was renamed le Progrs albertain in 1914.The paper's loyalties were to the Liberal Party. August 1915 was when it folded. There was a death in Trois-Rivires on January 13, 1960. Gariépy Neighborhood is named after his family. Legislative Assembly of Alberta Members listing the biography of Wilfred Gariepy in the

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title: Rhodri Morgan

texts: The First Minister of Wales and the Leader of Welsh Labour from 2000 to 2009, was a Welsh Labour politician who was born in 1939. He was a Member of Parliament from 1987 to 2001 and a Member of the Assembly from 1999 to 2011. He was the First Minister of Wales. He was the Chancellor of the university. He was the son of Professor T. J<mask> and the brother of historian <mask>. Professor Garel Rhys is his second cousin. <mask> graduated from St John's College, Oxford, with a degree in PPE in 1961, after graduating from the comprehensive Whitchurch High School in 1968.<mask> worked as an economic adviser to the Department of Trade and Industry from 1972 to 1974 and as an Industrial Development Officer for South Glamorgan County Council from 1974 to 1980. He was the Head of the European Community's office in Wales from 1980 to 1987. He was a tutor for the Workers' Educational Association. The Member of Parliament for Wales West was elected in 1987. He was a Shadow Environment Spokesman from 1988 to 1994. He was the Chairman of the House of Commons Select Committee on Public Administration. At the 2001 General Election, he stepped down from the House of Commons.<mask> was a supporter of Welsh devolution and was the nominee for the First Secretary for Wales. The Secretary of State for Wales was Ron Davies. <mask> ran for the post again after Davies resigned due to an alleged sex scandal. His opponent, Alun Michael, the new Secretary of State for Wales, was seen as a reluctant participant despite also having a long-standing commitment to Welsh devolution, and was widely regarded as being the choice of the UK leadership of the Labour Party. Michael was duly elected to the leadership but resigned a little more than a year later, amid threats of an imminent no-confidence vote and alleged plot against him by members of not only his own party, but also Assembly groups and Cabinet members. After serving as Minister for

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title: Rhodri Morgan

texts: Economic Development under Michael, <mask> became Labour's new nominee for First Secretary and was elected in February 2000 and became First Minister in October 2000. He was appointed to the Privy Council in 2000.At the 2001 General Election, <mask> stepped down from the House of Commons. <mask>'s leadership was characterized by a willingness to distance himself from a number of aspects of UK Labour Party policy, particularly in relation to plans to introduce choice and competition into public services, which he has argued do not fit Welsh attitudes and values, and would not work effectively in a smaller and <mask> stated his opposition to foundation hospitals in a speech to the National Centre for Public Policy in November 2002. Labour was re-elected in the Assembly elections in May of 2003 under <mask>'s leadership. <mask> won enough seats to form a Labour-only administration and Labour won 30 of the 60 seats in the Assembly and the overall majority was achieved when the presiding officer of the Assembly was elected. At the height of Alun Michael's unpopularity, Labour easily took back all of the former strongholds they lost to Plaid. In his second term, <mask>'s administration continued its theme of "Welsh solutions for Welsh problems", a marked contrast to the Blairite public service reform agenda.The need for collaboration between public service providers was emphasized by Welsh Labour. Labour had 26 of the 60 seats, five short of an overall majority. <mask> and Ieuan Wyn Jones signed a coalition agreement on June 27th, 2007, after one month of minority government. <mask> was the first modern political leader of Wales to have the power to pass primary legislation. <mask> announced in July 2005 that he would retire as First Minister and leader of the Welsh Labour party in 2009. Immediately following the Assembly's budget session on 8 December 2009, he set the exact date for his 70th birthday. Counsel

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title: Rhodri Morgan

texts: General Carwyn Jones, Health Minister Edwina Hart and Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney AM Huw Lewis entered a leadership contest to choose a new Labour leader in Wales.Carwyn Jones assumed office as First Minister on 10 December 2009. The third Assembly was dissolved before the general election in May 2011. He was married to <mask>, who was a Labour Member of Parliament from 1997 to 2010. The couple lived in Michaelston-le-Pit and were patrons of the British Humanist Association. They had three children. <mask> had a heart surgery in July of 2007. Even though he left the hospital within a week, doctors said he wouldn't be fully recovered for a few weeks.On the evening of 17 May, <mask> collapsed while cycling on Road, near his home. He was pronounced dead at the scene. He died at the age of 77. The Welsh Assembly was open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis for <mask>'s funeral, which was broadcast on screens outside the Senedd and online. The funeral was a big event. A former Welsh Labour colleague of <mask>'s led the ceremony. A private service of committal was held the next day.<mask> received several degrees for his service to the United Kingdom. He held the post of Chancellor of the university until his death. His family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Alumni of St John's College, Oxford, First Ministers of Wales, Harvard University, and Cool Cymru all have links to External

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title: Saensak Muangsurin

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title: Saensak Muangsurin

texts: 1978 when he was knocked out in the 13th round. He lost both of his fights in 1979 and one was a third-round knockout loss to Thomas Hearns. He lost his last professional fight by a decision over 12 rounds. He had a record of 14–6–0 with 11 knockouts. The record of winning a world title in three bouts was equaled by Vasyl Lomachenko. Saensak took 11 days less than the Ukrainian to set the record. He was a celebrity during the glory period.He was married to a popular actress. His son was named after the prime minister at the time, Gen. Kriangsak Chamanan. He ended his boxing career with injuries. He was blind in his right eye when he retired. His savings were exhausted after his wife divorced him. His life has been hard ever since. It wasn't enough to cover the costs, so he had a monthly courtesy from the World Bank.On April 12, 2009, <mask> was admitted to Rajvithi Hospital. <mask> was afflicted by various ailments and surgery failed to improve his condition. <mask> died on April 16 while in the intensive care unit. The Muay Thai 1971 Lumpinee Stadium 140 lbs champion was awarded the Sports Writers Association of Thailand Fighter of the

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title: Chris Crawford (game designer)

texts: <mask> was born on June 1, 1950. Hired by Alan Kay to work at Atari, Inc., he wrote the computer wargame Eastern Front for the Atari 8-bit family which was sold through the Atari Program Exchange and later Atari's official product line. Balance of Power was the first game he wrote after leaving Atari. Writing about the process of developing games, he became known among other creators in the home computer game industry for his passionate advocacy of game design as an art form. He co-founded the Computer Game Developers Conference and published The Journal of Computer Game Design. <mask> withdrew from commercial game development in 1992 and began experimenting with ideas for a next generation interactive storytellers system. <mask> said that it will take centuries for civilization to embrace the required concepts after he stopped his work on interactive storytellers.<mask> was born in Houston, Texas. <mask> received a Bachelor's in physics from UC Davis in 1972 and a Master's in physics from the University of Missouri in 1975. <mask> first encountered computer games when he met someone trying to computerize a game. He wrote an early version of Tanktics in Fortran for the IBM 1130 in 1976 as a hobby, and later wrote an early version of Legionnaire for personal computers such as the KIM-1 and Commodore PET. In 1978 <mask> began selling the games and by 1979 he realized that it was more lucrative and enjoyable to teach for fun and program for money. He founded the Games Research Group at Atari in 1982. The work that <mask> started with Wizard for the Atari VCS was abandoned.The Atari Home Computer System is now referred to as the Atari 8-bit family. His first releases were written in Atari BASIC and were published by Atari. He used the Atari 8-bit computer's hardware-assisted smooth scrolling to create a scrolling map display. One of the first war games on a microcomputer to

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texts: compete with traditional paper-n-pencil games was Eastern Front. The Atari Program Exchange was where Eastern Front was originally published. It was moved to Atari's official product line. He added real-time instead of turn-based game play in Legionnaire, based on the same display engine.He helped produce technical documentation covering the custom hardware of the Atari 8-bit family, from the hardware-assisted smooth scrolling to digitized sounds, with the information presented in a friendly format for a wide audience. A series of articles published in BYTE magazine containing most of the content of the book, De Re Atari, would be published later by the Atari Program Exchange. By 1983, BYTE called <mask> "easily the most innovative and talented person working on the Atari 400/800 computer today", and Avalon Hill's advertising for a revised version of Legionnaire mentioned <mask> as an author. Balance of Power for the Macintosh was a best-seller in 1985 and was produced by <mask> after he was laid off from Atari. <mask> wrote a non-fiction book in 1984 called: The Art of Computer Game Design Game Developers Conference The Game Developers Conference, which was conceived of in 1987. In 1988 the first gathering was held in <mask>'s living room with roughly 27 game design friends and associates. Until the word Computer was dropped, the gathering's original name was the Computer Game Developers Conference.<mask> made his final appearance at the gathering in 1994 after being ousted from the board. In 2001 and 2006 he lectured at the conference. <mask> acknowledged that his views on computer game design were controversial. He stated in an interview with Computer Gaming World in 1986 that he began writing software as a hobby and became a job with the goal of writing the best possible game. <mask> wanted to pursue computer games as an art form by 1982. Hack and slash games are

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title: Chris Crawford (game designer)

texts: just straight run, kill or be killed, text adventures are about as interesting as a refrigerator light, and the Commodore 64 and Apple II are so gutless. He stated that Danielle Bunten Berry, Jon Freeman and Anne Westfall were the only designers who had proven that they could develop more than one great game.<mask> gave "The Dragon Speech", which he considers the finest speech of his life, despite some critics calling his games inaccessible. He used a dragon as a metaphor for video games in his speech. He declared that he and the video game industry were working at cross purposes, with the industry focusing heavily on "depth", when <mask> wanted more "breadth": to explore new frontiers rather than merely furthering what has already been explored. He decided that he had to leave the gaming industry in order to pursue this dream. <mask> confronted the dragon at the end of the speech, but he compared this idea to that of Don Quixote. <mask> appeared at the following year's Game Developers Conference despite his apparent exit from the gaming industry after his "Dragon" speech. <mask> has opted to focus upon a narrow niche of interactive art lovers rather than continuing to reach as many players as possible, according to Computer Gaming World after the 1993 conference.He was the editor of Interactive Entertainment Design. <mask> has been working on Storytron, an engine for running interactive electronic storyworlds. There is a new version of the authoring tool. The system was launched on March 23, 2009, with the sequel to Balance of Power. The project was in a medically induced coma as of December 1. In August of last year, <mask> released the source code of several of his games to the public, fulfilling a promise he made in 2011. <mask> calls people games "People games", which are games where the goals are of a social nature and focus on interactions with well-defined

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title: Mercy Cherono

texts: Koech is a professional long-distance runner. She won a silver medal in the 5000 metres at the World Championships. She won two gold medals at the 2008 Commonwealth Youth Games and two gold medals at the 2007 World Youth Championships. She won the gold medal at the 2010 World Cross Country Championships and took the silver medal in the junior team competition. <mask> finished 23rd in the junior race at the World Cross Country Championships in 2007, her first international appearance. She won the gold medal in the 3000 metres at the World Youth Championships in 2007, running a championship record time. At the end of the year, she took 6 km junior race victories in three athletics meetings.She won the junior race at the Tuskys Wareng Cross Country twice. She focused on track running after not being selected for the 2008 World Cross Country Championships. At the 2008 World Junior Championships in Bydgoszcz, she beat Bizunesh Urgesa in a time of 8:58.07 to win the gold, and then she won the gold at the 2008 Commonwealth Youth Games, running largely. The head coach of the world cross country team dismissed her chances in 2009, saying she had run too many races. The junior race was won by Cherono by a margin of thirteen seconds. <mask> and Genzebe Dibaba battled it out in the junior race at the World Cross Country Championships. <mask> took the lead in the final stages but a difficult stretch with a 40-metre climb enabled Dibaba to overtake her and she ended up with the silver medal.<mask> won the 3000 m title by 13 seconds but was beaten by Genzebe Dibaba in the 5000 m race for the silver medal. She

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title: Mercy Cherono

texts: recorded personal bests in the 3000 m and 1500 m at the Memorial van Damme in September. In late 2009, she won a junior cross country race in her hometown of Kericho, but failed to make the top three at the trials. She gained a place on the team for the World Cross Country Championships because of her fourth-place finish. The same location as her 2008 World Junior win, Cherono rose to the occasion at the World Championships. She won the race by a margin of seven seconds, leading her team to a victory. She didn't need to push herself to the victory because she had a lot left.She ran a personal best of 14:47.13 for seventh in the 5000 metres at the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix in May, her first outing on the Diamond League circuit. At the 2010 World Junior Championships in athletics, <mask> became the first woman to retain the 3000 m junior title as she held off a challenge from Emebet Anteneh to become the first gold medallist of the event. She won a silver medal in the 5000 m. She set a new lifetime best of 8:42.09 in the 3000 m at the Rieti IAAF Grand Prix in August, taking second behind Sylvia Kibet. At the AK meet in Kericho in November, she won senior cross country, while her sister won the junior race. At the SOYA Awards, she was chosen as the most promising sportswoman. She was in fourth place at the end of the Discovery Kenya Cross Country meet in Eldoret in January of 2011.Cherono competed in the national senior cross country race. She missed out on a place for the world team but still won a gold medal in the African Cross Country Championships with Viola Kibiwot and Doris Changeywo. She


title: Mercy Cherono

texts: finished in the top three at the Trofeo Alasport. She placed in the top three of the 5000 m at the Prefontaine Classic and the Meeting Areva on the Diamond League circuit. She was selected for the senior track team for the first time and came fifth over 5000 m at the World Championships. She started the year with a big win at the Campaccio cross country. She missed her chance to run at the 2012 Summer Olympics but was dominant on the track circuit that year: she won the Herculis, Athletissima and British Grand Prix 2012 IAAF Diamond League meets and was runner-up at the London Grand Prix.At the Herculis meet, a 3000 m personal best was achieved. She won the Cross Internacional de Venta de Baos and the Cross de Itlica after the track season. <mask> won the national trials for the 5000 m and went on to win the silver medal at the World Championships behind Meseret Defar. She was runner-up in the 1500 m at the Memorial Van Damme, runner-up in the 3000 m at the DN Galan, and third in the 5000 m at the Prefontaine Classic. She won for a second season at the Cross de Venta de Baos. <mask> came in 4th place in the 5000m event at the Rio Olympics in 14:42.89 out of a field of 17 runners. She started running at a primary school and then moved to a secondary school.She is managed by Gabriel Rosa. She is the oldest sibling. Sharon Chepkorir is a runner. John Koech runs a training camp. Cherono won the most promising sportswoman of the year category at the 2009, and the same category the next year. There is a list of World Athletics Championships medals for women and a list of Commonwealth Games medals for

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title: Siraj ud-Daulah

texts: The last independent Nawab of Bengal was known as <mask>-ud-Daulah. In 1740, he made Nizamat Imambara in West Bengal. The start of the rule of the East India Company over Bengal was marked by the end of his reign. <mask> succeeded his maternal grandfather as the Nawab of Bengal at the age of 23. <mask> lost the Battle of Plassey on June 23, 1757. The administration of Bengal fell into the hands of the East India Company after Robert Clive's forces invaded. <mask> was born in 1733 to the family of Mirza Muhammad Hashim.Alivardi Khan, <mask>'s maternal grandfather, was appointed the deputy governor of Bihar. She was the daughter of Alivardi Khan and Princess Sharfunnisa. Haji Ahmad was the older brother of Alivardi Khan. Madani was the son of a foster-brother of the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb and began his career as a cup-bearer under him. His great-grandmother was from the Turkic Afshar tribe. He was a grandnephew of Shuja-ud-Din Muhammad Khan and a descendant of Aqil Khan. The family considered <mask> to be their "fortune child".He was raised at the Nawab's palace with all the necessary education and training for a future Nawab. <mask> was with Alivardi on his military ventures against the Marathas. <mask> surrendered and was forgiven after he revolted against his grandfather. <mask> was declared the successor by Alivardi in May 1752. The former died at the age of eighty. As Nawab <mask> ud-Daulah's nomination to the Nawab ship aroused jealousy and enmity of his maternal aunt, the jealousy and enmity of other family members was also aroused. The source of her strength and influence was her wealth.She was placed under confinement after <mask> ud-Daulah seized her wealth. Changes in high government positions were made by the Nawab. Mir Madan was appointed the paymaster of

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title: Siraj ud-Daulah

texts: the army. Mohanlal exercised great influence in the administration after he was elevated to the rank of peshkar. The governor of Purnia was killed in a clash. The British East India Company was increasing their influence in the Indian subcontinent, particularly in Bengal, and <mask> resented the presence of the East India Company in Bengal. He was angry at the Company's alleged involvement with and instigation of some members of his own court to oust him.His charges against the company were threefold. They abused trade privileges granted to them by the Mughal rulers, which caused heavy loss of customs duties for the government, and they gave shelter to some of his officers. <mask> ud-Daulah ordered the East India Company to stop further enhancement of military strength at Fort William in Calcutta. <mask> retaliated and captured Calcutta from the British in June 1756. Fort William was taken by the Nawab's forces. The British captives were placed in the prison cell as a temporary holding by a local commander, but there was confusion in the Indian chain of command, and the captives were left there overnight, and many of them died. <mask> ud-Daulah was vindicated by the Parliamentary inquiry into Robert Clive's actions in India.Shah Shuja, son of Shah Jahan, was the governor of Bengal. Shias were 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Siraj ud-Daulah

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The biggest of the Subcontinent, the Nizammat Imambara, was built by Nawab Siraj-ud Daula. The nawabs of Bengal and Iranian merchants in Bengal patronised azadari and the political capital Murshidabad and the trading hub Hoogly attracted Shia scholars from within and outside India. The Nawab was angry about the attack. He felt the need to strengthen his alliances against the British after his hatred of them returned. Fear of attack from the north by the Afghans and from the west by the Marathas made the Nawab afraid.He could not deploy his entire force against the British because he was afraid of being attacked. There was distrust between the British and the Nawab. <mask> began secret negotiations with Jean Law, the chief of the French factory at Cossimbazar. The army under Rai Durlabh was moved to the island of Cossimbazar south of Murshidabad. The popular discontent against the Nawab flourished in his own court. The traders of Bengal were in constant fear of their wealth under the reign of <mask>. Yar Lutuf Khan was engaged to defend them if they were threatened.William Watts, the company representative at the court of <mask>, told Clive about a plan to overthrow the ruler. The conspirators included Mir Jafar, the paymaster of the army, Rai Durlabh, Yar Lutuf Khan and Omichund, a Sikh merchant, and several officers in the army. Clive referred the matter to the select committee in Calcutta on 1 May. The committee supported the alliance. A treaty was drawn up between the British and Mir Jafar to raise him to the throne of the Nawab in

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texts: conversation I had with him.I don't know if he did it in his presence or not, but I know that he thought he had enough authority to do it. The treaty was immediately sent to Omichund. When the very existence of the company was at stake, and the lives of these people so precariously situated, and so certain of being destroyed, it was a matter for the House. The Battle of Plassey marks the beginning of British rule in India. After <mask>-ud-Daulah's conquest of Calcutta, the British sent fresh troops from Madras to regain the fort. The British met <mask>-ud-Daulah. He had to travel a long way away from Murshidabad.On June 23, 1757, <mask>-ud-Daulah called on Mir Jafar because he was sad about the fall of Mir Mardan. Mir Jafar was asked for help by the Nawab. <mask> was told to retreat by Mir Jafar. The order to stop the fight was given by the Nawab. The soldiers of the Nawab returned to their camps. Robert Clive attacked the soldiers. The army of <mask> became undisciplined and could not fight.The army retreated. <mask> was betrayed by a conspiracy and had to flee. He went to his palace at Mansurganj after riding away. He ordered his commanders to engage their troops for his safety, but they were reluctant to support him because of his lack of power. He was told to deliver himself up to the English, but <mask> thought this was treachery. He seemed to approve of the idea that he should encourage the army with more rewards. The numbers in his retinue were not the same as before.He sent most of the women of his harem to Purneah under Mohanlal's protection. <mask> was arrested by Mir Jafar's soldiers after he fled towards Patna by boat. Death <mask>-ud-Daulah was executed on July 2, 1757, under orders from Mir Miran, son of Mir Jafar, as part of the agreement between Mir

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texts: Jafar and the British East India Company. <mask>-ud-Daulah's tomb is located in Murshidabad. The one-storied mausoleum is surrounded by gardens. <mask> ud-Daulah gained a positive reputation in India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan for his opposition to the beginning of British rule over India. After the death of Alivardii Khan, his immature grandson became the nawab of Bengal, taking the name Miirza <mask>-Ud- Daola.He had a lot of defects in his conduct and character. <mask> ud-Daulah was written by two Shia historians. <mask> ud-Daulah: Legacy was written by the tutor of <mask>'s rival, who was the governor of Purnia. <mask> is the victim in the Bengali version of the end of his rule. He is seen as having been sinned against, rather than as a sinner, even though he is rarely depicted as an attractive person. As the movement for Indian independence gathered strength, <mask> along with Tippu Sultan and the heroes of the First War of Indian Independence became famous as people who resisted the imperial aggression. In Bangladesh, he was the last legitimate ruler until Sheikh Mujibur Rahman came to power after independence from Pakistan in 1971.<mask>aula is a musical opera. Siraj-Ud-Dowla is an Indian Bengali-language film. The historical novel Ami Sirajer Begam was written by Sri Parabat. Sirajuddaula is a play by Sikandar Abu Zafar. Ramchandra Thakur directed the Indian Bengali-language film Nawab Sirajuddaula.The film was directed by Khan Ataur Rahman. Ami <mask> Begam is an Indian Bengali-language film. Sri Parabat wrote the 1960 novel. The remake of the 1967 film by Khan Ataur Rahman is called Nawab Sirajuddaula. Ami <mask> Begum is an Indian Bengali-language historical television soap opera. The list of rulers of Bengal, Bangladesh, and India can be found at the Packard

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title: Oliver Lanard Fassig

texts: An American meteorology and climatologist who worked for the United States Weather Bureau initially as part of the Signal Corps of the United States War Department and later affiliated with the United States Department of Agriculture, <mask> was born on April 5, 1860. On April 5, 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 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 He received a Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio State University. He received the first PhD in meteorology in the United States in 1899 under the guidance of William Bullock Clark. The broad pressure relations of March weather over North America were the subject of his thesis. He married Ann Green McCoy on September 14, 1898. The official meteorological service began when Fassig entered the United States War Department in Washington, D.C.He returned to the Central Office in January 1884 after being assigned to Fort Myer in Arlington County, Virginia. He was sent to New Haven, Connecticut in December 1885 to study


title: Oliver Lanard Fassig

texts: electrical methods at Yale University. He worked as a bibliographer and librarian in Washington, D.C. from June to February 1896. In 1889, he published an extensive bibliography titled the "Bibliography of Meteorology - A catalogue of the printed literature of meteorology from the origin of printing to the close of 1881". He was an assistant in Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Mount Weather, which is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. He was made chairman of the section in 1893. He took a year's leave of absence to study in Germany, 1896-7, where he took special courses at the University of Berlin, and became a member of the German Meteorological Society.He ran the Baltimore station from June 5, 1900 to July 14, 1905, May 31, 1907 to April 2, 1909, and August 10, 1912 to April 14, 1919. He wrote "The Climate and Weather of Baltimore" while in Baltimore. He was in charge of the station in San Juan, Puerto Rico from April 2, 1909 to August 10, 1912 and April 14, 1919 to June 10, 1930. He came once more to the Central Office, this time as the Chief of the Climatological Division, which he held until his retirement on June 30, 1932. He was a quiet scientist. Many phases of science were embraced by his interests. His dealings with his equals and those under him were both fair and sympathetic.He had the courage to do what he thought was right when he refused to enter politics on his chief's behalf. On Sunday evening, December 6, 1936, <mask> died at the Emergency Hospital in Washington, D.C., as a result of being struck by an automobile on November 20, 1936. There is a list of


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texts: publications. 1889. There is a list of meteorology. The United States of America War Department is located in Washington DC. O.L. Fassig.1893. The meteorological congress was held in Chicago in 1893. There is a monthly weather review. O.L. Fassig. 1895. There are statistics of state weather services. The monthly weather review is called the Monthly Weather Review.1896. Automatic cloud photography. There is a monthly weather review. O.L. Fassig. 1896. The report of the International Meteorological Congress was held in Chicago in 1893. The Weather Bureau Bulletin is published by the United States Department of Agriculture.Part 2 is 372 pp. O.L. <mask>. 1897. The Ninth Annual Convention of the Association of German Agricultural Experiment Stations was held in 1896. The Office of Experiment Stations is part of the United States Department of Agriculture. O.L. Fassig. 1898.There is meteorology at the university. The Monthly Weather Review is published every month. O.L. Fassig. 1899. The United States has different types of March weather. Mean atmospheric pressure, the character of the weather and the paths of storms are related. The thesis is from the PhD program at the University of Baltimore.O.L. Fassig. 1899. The United States has different types of March weather. Mean atmospheric pressure, the character of the weather and the paths of storms are related. The fourth series of the American Journal of Science. O.L. Fassig. 1899.There is a sketch of meteorology in Maryland and Delaware. Clark, W.M. The Maryland Weather Service. I, pp. 331–416. O.L. Fassig. 1900.Allegany County has a


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texts: climate. Clark, W.M. Allegany County. The Geological Survey of Maryland. There is a press in Baltimore. 21–31. O.L. Fassig.1901. The daily barometric wave moves eastward. There is a monthly weather review. O.L. Fassig. It was 1904. The daily barometric wave moves eastward. Berry, J. andPhillips, W.F.R.The Second Convention of Weather Bureau Officials was held in Milwaukee, Wis. The Weather Bureau is part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. 31, pp. 62–65. O.L. <mask>. It was 1904. Climate studies in Maryland.Berry, J. andPhillips, W.F.R. The Second Convention of Weather Bureau Officials was held in Milwaukee, Wis. The Weather Bureau is part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. 31, pp. 200 and 2. O.L. <mask>. It was 1904.The weather of Cecil County. Clark, W.M. Cecil County is in the United States. The Geological Survey of Maryland. There is a press in Baltimore. 257–265. O.L. Fassig.It was 1904. The climate of the county. Clark, W.M. There is an ed in Garrett County. The Geological Survey of Maryland. There is a press in Baltimore. 25–74.O.L. Fassig. It was 1904. A waterspout is close to the ground. There is a monthly weather review. O.L. Fassig. 1903. The meteorological work of the expedition.There is a monthly weather review. O.L. Fassig. 1903. Kite flying outside. There is a monthly weather review. O.L. Fassig. 1905.The climate of the islands. In: Shattuck. The Bahama Islands, London: MacMillan, pp. 113–125. O.L. Fassig. 1905. Kites are used to explore the upper atmosphere at Nassau, New Providence.In: Shattuck. The Bahama Islands, London: MacMillan, pp. The score was

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texts: 129–143. O.L. Fassig. 1905. Magnetic observations in the islands. In: Shattuck.The Bahama Islands, London: MacMillan, pp. 99–108. O.L<mask>. 1905. There is a relief expedition. The Monthly Weather Review is published every month. O.L. Fassig.1906. Kite flight at Mount Weather Observatory in 1906. The Monthly Weather Review is published every month. O.L. Fassig. 1907. The weather of Baltimore. Clark, W.B.The Special Publication 11 of the Maryland Weather Service was published in Baltimore. O.L. Fassig. 1907. The U.S. Weather Bureau uses kites and balloons. In is about how to navigate the air. The Aero Club of America is in New York. 204–212.O.L. Fassig. 1907. Guilbert has rules for predicting weather. There is a monthly weather review. Humphreys, W.J., Moore, W.L. O.L. and Fassig. 1907.There are new problems with the weather. The 1906 edition of the United States Department of Agriculture's Yearbook. It was 121–124. O.L. Fassig. 1909. Porto Rico has an average annual rainfall. There is a monthly weather review.O.L. <mask>. In 1911. The temperature in Porto Rico is normal. There is a monthly weather review. O.L. Fassig. In 1911. There is a trade wind in Porto Rico.The Monthly Weather Review is published every month. O.L. Fassig. In 1911. The climate of the West Indies. The Weather Bureau Bulletin was published by the United States Department of Agriculture. O.L. Fassig. In 1913.There were hurricanes in the West Indies. Bulletin 10 of the United States Department of Agriculture. 7–28. O.L<mask>. In 1914. There was a period of safe plant growth. The Monthly Weather Review is published

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texts: every month.O.L<mask>. In 1915. A cloud camera is revolving. There is a monthly weather review. O.L. Fassig. In 1915. There was hail in Maryland.The Monthly Weather Review was written by O.L<mask>. 1916. Tropical rains have duration, frequency, and intensity. There is a monthly weather review. O.L. Fassig. 1917. The climate of the county.Clark, W.M. Anne Arundel County is in the United States. The Geological Survey of Maryland. There is a press in Baltimore. 175–2. O.L. Fassig. 1917.Tropical rains have duration, frequency, and intensity. The Second Pan American Scientific Congress was held in Washington, U.S.A. I, pp. O.L. is named after Fassig, O.L. The year 1918. A school of meteorology. There is a monthly weather review.O.L. Fassig. 1919. The work of the U.S. weather bureau in the West Indies. There is a monthly weather review. O.L. Fassig. 1924. At San Juan, Porto Rico, there are pilot-balloon observations.The Monthly Weather Review is published every month. O.L. Fassig. 1925. Cuba has a temperature and rain. The Tropical Plant Research Foundation is in Washington DC. O.L. Fassig. The year 1928.The Hurricane of September 13, 1928, at San Juan, P.R. Monthly Weather Review. O.L. Fassig. 1929. The island of Haiti-Santo Domingo has an annual rainfall chart. There is a monthly weather review. O.L. Fassig. 1929.There is a discussion. There is a monthly weather review. There were tropical storms in Puerto Rico. 1930. There are hurricanes in the vicinity of Porto Rico. The Monthly Weather Review is published every month. There are external links to American meteorologists and American

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title: Paula Fletcher

texts: <mask> was born in 1951 and is a Canadian politician. In 2003 she was elected to Toronto City Council for Ward 30 Toronto-Danforth. Mary Fragedakis was the incumbent councillor for Ward 29 when she was defeated by <mask> in the new Ward 14 Toronto Danforth election. An advocate for affordable housing, sustainable municipal policy, social justice and good land use planning are some of the things that city councillors like to advocate for. She describes her views as progressive. There is a personal life for the person who was born in the area. After moving to Toronto, Ontario, Marie moved again to Toronto.She lives in Toronto with her husband and two children. The president of the Toronto and York Region Labour Council is her husband. The co-chair of the Metro Jobstart Coalition was formerly the Business Manager of the Construction Trades Council. He is a member of the boards of the Waterfront Regeneration Trust, the United Way Toronto, and the Labour Education Centre. In the early 1970s, Career was a union leader. She worked at the Downsview DeHavilland Plant after working at the mill. She was called "Rosie the Riveter" when she worked there.She was involved in the women's committee at the DeHavilland plant. He became a community activist after working in third world development. She ran for the school board in the north end. She was the leader of the Communist Party of Canada for five years. She was a candidate in the 1981 and 1986 provincial elections. She received less than 2% of the popular vote. She sang with a group called Rank and File.After leaving the Communist Party in 1986, he moved back to Toronto. In the 1990s, he worked at Toronto City Hall as an executive assistant. In 2000, he was elected to the Toronto District School Board. She helped prevent two school closings in her area during her time on the board and was active in fighting service cuts. One of them was Bruce Junior Public School, which was saved by a new centre for children and

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texts: families. Jack Layton resigned from the Toronto city council to run for the leadership of the New Democratic Party of Canada. The local New Democratic Party Member of Provincial Parliament, Marilyn Churley, as well as the leader of the New Democratic Party, Jack Layton, endorsed the candidate to replace him.There were eight candidates in Ward 30 in the 2003 election. Chris Phibbs, who was executive assistant to Toronto City Councillor Kyle Rae for 11 years, was one of the prominent candidates. The fixed link to the Toronto Island Airport was a key issue in the 2003 election. <mask> won with 39.5% of the vote, beating Phibbs, who received 26.1% of the vote, as well as Gilroy, who received 19.3% of the vote, and McCormick, who received 5.1%. 16,373 votes were cast. The Portlands Energy Centre is a 550 megawatt power plant in the Port Lands district next to the Hearn Generating Station. The construction of the plant was completed despite the grassroots campaign.Filmport is Canada's largest purpose-built sound stage and film production space, as well as the only traditional Chinese archway in Toronto, which is located in Ward 30. In the 2006 election, there were six candidates. There were 13,181 votes cast in Ward 30. He won with 60.3% of the vote. Her vote total increased by 1,476 votes as a result of the drop in voter turnout. Suzanne McCormick was the second-place candidate and received 26.3% of the votes. As chair of the Parks and Environment Committee, she spearheaded the City of Toronto's Climate Change, Clean Air and sustainable Energy Action Plan and Climate Change Adaptation Strategy.She was a member of the Executive Committee. She was a member of the boards of Toronto Public Health and the Toronto Community Housing Corporation. SmartCentres applied to build a retail facility in the City's 'Studio District'. The land that was proposed for the development was occupied by Toronto Film Studios and needed to be changed from industrial to retail. The


title: Paula Fletcher

texts: proposal was denied because it would have affected the surrounding employment district. The decision was appealed to the OMB by Smart Centres. The OMB sided with the city council.OMB vice-chair James McKenzie was critical of the measures taken to block the proposal. During deputations on the City of Toronto's budget, a man who was identified as John Smith was "Interrogated". In response to Smith's criticisms, <mask> wanted to know if he expected her to cut the arts budget, school breakfast programs, or subsidized daycare spots. Smith said that he was asked to do his job. Do you want to be re-elected in October? You are being paid to make tough decisions. He said, "You should be fired.""Come and run against me," he yelled. Come on down! In a letter to Toronto City Council, she apologized for her comments. Better bike lane infrastructure in Toronto and support for bicycle lanes on Danforth Avenue are some of the things that <mask> supports. She was part of a group that rode their bikes to work on "Bike to Work Day". There was a proposal to install bike lanes on University Avenue. The proposal was defeated on a 15-13 vote.She said she intended to vote in favor of the proposal, but she mis- voted. In the October 25, 2010 municipal election, Liz West narrowly missed out on being elected, as her vote was increased by less than 2% of the votes cast. Rob Ford's support of West's campaign led to his election. According to The Globe and Mail, there was a strong desire for change in the ward that led to the close showing by West. Andrew James dropped out of the race and endorsed West. The Toronto and York Region Labour Council endorsed several candidates. Toronto city council election results, Ward 30 Toronto, Danforth 2010 Toronto election, Ward 30 Toronto, Danforth 2006 Toronto election, Ward 30 Toronto, Broadview 2003 Toronto election, Ward 30 Broadview20th-century Canadian politicians 20th-century Canadian women politicians 21st-century Canadian women

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title: Marcia Milgrom Dodge

texts: <mask> is a writer for the stage. <mask> directed and choreographed her first Broadway production, a revival of Ragtime, in 2009. <mask> was nominated for Best Director of a Musical. The Kennedy Center production of Ragtime received four Helen Hayes Awards, one of which was for Best Director, Resident Musical. <mask> was born in Detroit, Michigan, grew up in Michigan and graduated from a high school in 1973. She took dance lessons at the Julie Adler School of Dance when she was a child. She is the daughter of Myron and Jacqueline Milgrom, as well as four of her sisters.<mask> graduated from the University of Michigan in 1977 with a degree in Speech Communication and Theatre. <mask> moved to New York City to pursue a career in dance. <mask> is the director/choreographer of the Broadway revival of Ragtime. <mask>'s staging of Ragtime was noted by The Guardian. In an article summing up the fate of the Ragtime revival, Peter Marks noted that the director-choreographer came up with a sleekly beautiful concept for a show with a complex, interwoven narrative about blacks, Jews and white Anglo-Saxons. She is the first woman to direct a major musical. The Kennedy Center production of Ragtime won four Helen Hayes Awards, including Outstanding Resident Musical, Outstanding Director, and Outstanding Musical Direction.The Broadway transfer of the production received 7 Tony nominations, including one for Best Direction. <mask> worked for the Broadway musical High Society in New York. She was the director/choreographer for Radio Gals, Romance Language, Closer Than Ever, and The Waves. <mask> directed and choreographed Hello, Dolly! The Jupiter Theatre has Vicki Lewis and

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title: Marcia Milgrom Dodge

texts: Gary Beach in it. She directed a new production of The Music Man for the Glimmerglass Festival. The Three Musketeers was directed by <mask> and choreographed by Peter Raby at the Frederica Teater in Fredericia, Denmark, while Cabaret and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying was directed by Paul Leigh and Francis Matthews at Reprise Theatre Company in Los Angeles.She was the director/choreographer for Dames at Sea, Anything Goes, Evita, and the director of Blithe Spirit at theRiverside Theatre in Vero Beach, Florida. She has directed and/or choreographed many productions at the Music Circus, including The Unsinkable Molly Brown and Guys and Dolls. Knight Life: The Girl Who would Be King is a world premiere by Prudence Fraser and Jeff Barry. <mask> directed several productions of Ain't Misbehavin', first at Virginia Stage in 1991, followed by River Arts Rep, Berkshire Theatre Festival, Cleveland Play House, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Huntington Theatre, Pittsburgh Public Theater, and the Philadelphia Drama Guild, receiving 2 Barrymore Award Nominations for Outstanding She directed Crimes of the Heart, Accomplice, Angel Street, Deathtrap, and the upcoming production of Murder on the Orient Express. <mask> directed and choreographed Ken Ludwig's Sullivan & Gilbert starring George Grizzard and "High Spirits" and she also directed "The Crucifer of Blood" and "There's One In Every Marriage." She choreographed On the Town, Closer Than Ever, Merrily We Roll Along, and Of Thee I Sing at the Arena Stage.<mask> directed Tell Me on a Sunday with Alice Ripley and choreographed Sullivan and Gilbert at the Kennedy Center. She choreographed Sesame Street and

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texts: Remember Wenn for AMC. The video is from Elmo's World - Wild Wild West. She was the dramaturge for a new musical by Larry Gatlin and <mask>, which received a staged reading in January 2010. The musical Hats: The Musical, for which she wrote the book with <mask>, was presented by the Willows Theatre Company from November 23, 2009, through January 10, 2010. In 2007, hats ran in several places, including Las Vegas, Denver, New Orleans and Chicago. <mask> wrote Free Burt Lancaster and Venus Flytrap, as well as directing a reading of both plays at the Bay Street Theatre, as well as directing a reading of Venus Flytrap at the LGBT Center in NYC.The play will be produced by The Active Theater Company. The first play written by the <mask>s was produced at the Bay Street Theatre in 2002 and later produced by the Asolo Theatre in Florida and the Pioneer Theatre Company in Utah. She directed all three productions. The play was published in New York. <mask> is devoted to the training of young performers and is a frequent guest director at universities. Divorce Me Darling, Drood and Merrily We Roll Along are at CAP21/NYU. Thee I Sing and Guys & Dolls are at the NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.She has been on the faculty of The American Musical and Dramatic Academy since 1996, and was on the faculty of Collaborative Arts Project 21 from 1996 to 2002. The wife of <mask> is from Detroit, and they have a daughter, who was born in 1997. The family lives in New York City. The 2010 Tony Award nominations for Best Revival of a Musical have been announced. People from the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance, and Detroit Women theatre directors are all

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title: Blair Wark

texts: The Victoria Cross is the highest decoration for bravery in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to members of the British and other Commonwealth armed forces. <mask> enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force on August 5, 1915, for service in the First World War. <mask> was twice decorated for his bravery and leadership after his battalion was shipped to the Western Front. <mask> was awarded the Victoria Cross in 1918 for his leadership and bravery when in temporary command of his battalion, while conducting operations against the Hindenburg Line. <mask> established his own business after returning to Australia after the war. He became a respected member of Australian society, holding positions and directorships in various companies and charities until 1940, when he re-enlisted in the Citizens Military Force for service in the Second World War. <mask> died suddenly of heart disease at the age of 46 after being promoted to lieutenant colonel and assumed command of the 1st battalion.<mask> was the fourth child of <mask>, a gas engineer from Scotland and his native-born wife, and was born in New South Wales in 1894. He graduated from St. Leonard's Superior Public School and went on to study quantity surveying. Prior to July 1912, <mask> was a senior cadet in the Australian Army Cadets, rising to the rank of sergeant. He enlisted in the 18th North Sydney Infantry, Citizen Military Force while he was working as a quantity surveyor. He was assigned to full-time defence duties in the port of Sydney after being promoted to second lieutenant in August 1913. <mask> enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force on August 5, 1915, and was posted to the C Company of the newly raised 30th Battalion. He attended an infantry school before going to the Royal Military College, Duntroon.The 30th battalion embarked for Egypt on the troopship HMAT A72 Beltana. <mask> was promoted to captain on February 20, 1916, after the battalion was tasked with the defence of the Suez Canal. The battalion left Alexandria in June 1916 to

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texts: join the British Expeditionary Force in France for service on the Western Front. The Battle of Fromelles was the first major action of the 30th Battalion. The unit was pulled into the fighting after being designated to provide carrying parties for supplies. <mask> was taken to the 7th Stationary Hospital with a gunshot wound to his leg. He was transferred to the 3rd London General Hospital in England three days later, and then to the 5th Australian auxiliary hospital on August 7.<mask> returned to France and the 30th Battalion later that month after being discharged and granted leave. <mask> became a permanent member of the 32nd Battalion on 18 November 1916. <mask> was admitted to the Army Infantry School on January 2, 1917, after the 32nd Battalion saw no major offensive action for the rest of the year. He took part in actions at Sunray Trench during the month of March. <mask> was recommended for the award, but it was never made. He was granted six days of leave to Paris in June after he was promoted to major. In late September and early October, <mask> commanded a company in the Ypres sector of Belgium.On the first day of the battle, <mask>'s men repelled the German counter- attack and drove them off. On one occasion, he dispersed the German troops with rifle fire and grenades, because he was able to ascertain when they were massing for further counter-attacks. The details of <mask>'s actions during the battle were published in a supplement to the London Gazette on June 3, 1918. <mask> was given sixteen days leave to the United Kingdom from 3 November to January 1918 to attend a senior officers' course. He was Mentioned in the Despatches of Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig on April 7th as the second-in-command of the 32nd Battalion. <mask> temporarily commanded the 32nd battalion, which was not involved in the German spring offensive. After the Battle of Amiens, the battalion was involved in operations that continued to press the retreating Germans through August and into September.<mask> assumed

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texts: temporary command of the 32nd Battalion from 29 September to 1 October 1918, leading the unit in the 5th Division's attack against the Hindenburg Line at Bellicourt. <mask> earned his Victoria Cross during this period, as the 32nd Battalion's final actions for the war. The 32nd battalion was to start its attack at Bellicourt on September 29th. Visibility was poor due to mist and smoke. <mask> ordered a tank to destroy the two German machine guns that held up the advance. <mask> came across two hundred troops of the American 117th Infantry, who appeared to be leaderless, and attached them to his own command. A short time later, with visibility still poor, he appropriated armored reinforcements and began an advance on the village of Nauroy.<mask> ordered his troops to attack the village from a southerly direction as the fog lifted. The village was taken by the battalion at 11:30. Wark observed a battery of German 77mm guns firing on his companies, causing heavy casualties. He rushed the battery and captured four guns with the help of ten crewmen. He surprised fifty Germans near Magny-la-Fosse by pushing forward with only two men. He halted his battalion near Joncourt and sent out patrols to find the town still occupied by enemy forces. The 32nd battalion withdrew and strengthened its line.The Germans launched a counter-attack at 17:30 with the assistance of the 31st battalion and some men from the 46th division. The 32nd Battalion advanced to a point north of Etricourt the next day. They established a line between Joncourt and Etricourt. The 32nd battalion launched an attack on Joncourt on 1 October with a company attached from the 30th battalion. The 5th Division was able to force through to the Beaurevoir Line after Wark dashed forward and silenced machine guns that were causing heavy casualties. The citation for <mask>'s Victoria Cross appeared in a supplement to the London Gazette on December 26, 1918, stating that the 32nd battalion was resting and retraining away from the frontline when the

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texts: Armistice was signed. Wark accepted his Victoria Cross from King George V on February 13, 1919, after being granted leave to the United Kingdom.After returning to his unit six days later, <mask> was assigned to the 30th Battalion and sent back to England. <mask> was discharged from the Australian Imperial Force on September 28, 1919, ten days after he was married, and boarded a ship to return to Australia. Two of <mask>'s brothers served in the First World War, one as a sergeant and the other as a lieutenant. After demobilisation <mask> became a principal of Thompson & Wark, quantity surveyors. He was in charge of ten Victoria Cross recipients when they were introduced to the Prince of Wales during his visit to Australia in June 1920. <mask> became a respected member of Australian society and held a number of public positions, including director of the Royal North Shore Hospital, life governor of the New South Wales Benevolent Society, and a member of the National Roads and Motorists' Association of New South Wales. He held directorships in various companies and was a committee member of the Hawkesbury River Race Club.On December 10, 1927, <mask> married Catherine Mary Davis at St Stephen's Presbyterian Church. They had one son and two daughters. <mask> was appointed to the 1st battalion as a major on 17 April 1940, after returning to active duty in the Second World War. He assumed command of the battalion on 26 July after being promoted to temporary lieutenant colonel. He died of a heart disease on 13 June 1941. The medical officer concluded that the cause of death was angina pectoris, which was brought on by physical exertion during a night exercise under very cold conditions. After a full military funeral, he was cremated and his ashes were interred at a cemetery.During the First World War, <mask>'s Victoria Cross was temporarily displayed in the Hall of Valour at the Australian War Memorial. There are links to births, deaths, and recipients of the Victoria Cross Companions of theDistinguished

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title: Muneer Ahmad Rashid

texts: A mathematical physicist and professor of applied and mathematical physics at the Centre for Advanced Mathematics and Physics of the National University of Sciences and Technology, <mask> was born in 1934. The Special unitary group, applied mathematics, theoretical and nuclear physics, SO(2), and dark energy have been made contributions by a physicist turned mathematician. He was a student of a physicist. He completed his high-school in 1950 in British India, where he was born. In 1955, he received his double degree in physics and mathematics from the Punjab University. He did his M.A. in 1957. He was a lecturer in mathematics at the Government College University.In 1961, <mask> traveled to the United Kingdom to attend Imperial College London. During the 1960s, an illustrious and prominent physicist named Abdus Salam was teaching at Imperial College London where he was supervising the doctorate studies of my many Pakistani students. The Imperial College is where Abdus Salam's group began working with <mask>. His PhD thesis was titled "Generalization of Mass Formula in Unitary Symmetries". He did his D. Sc. The University of London had a PhD in mathematical physics. After returning to Pakistan, he joined Quaid-i-Azam University as an Associate professor.He joined Rochester University as a "Visiting Senior Research Associate". During his time in the United States, he carried out research in mathematical physics. A professor at Quaid-i-Azam University, <mask> came back to Pakistan in 1970. The field of SU(3) or Special unitary group was worked on by Abdus Salam's students. The Israeli theoretical physicist Harry J. Lipkin is a student of Dr. Abdus Salam. According to Lipkin, his predictions did not meet the results when he

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texts: brought his work to Abdus Salam to re-check, as new experimental results from CERN were available to them. Lipkin met with <mask> in London after Abdus Salam went back to Pakistan.When he discovered the error in Lipkin and Salam's work, he gained fame. The editor-in-chief of "Physics Letter" accepted the suggestion from Imperial College that the names of the two authors be on the list. The paper appeared as Unitary Symmetry: A collaboration of three Israelis and two Pakistanis. As a research associate in Quaid-i-Azam University, he was asked to join the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission. TheMultan Meeting took place in January 1972. The Quaid-i-Azam University was where many mathematicians were delegated to participate in the nuclear research program. The Mathematical physics research group was formed by <mask> and Asghar Qadir.He worked closely with Riazuddin in the development of nuclear weapons. The mathematics problems related to the science of the designing of nuclear weapons were worked on by <mask> in PAEC. He was involved in the design of the atomic bomb through his calculations. The mathematics problems in scattering theory were solved by him, mainly predicting the scattering of optical waves and the behavior of the elementary particles in the general process of testing of the nuclear device. The Hamiltonian theory was used to approximate the optical wavelength and the quantum particles in the tested nuclear device. To approximate the data and the position of the nuclear particles and their effect in an affected nuclear test sites, <mask> used complex mathematical series, Integrals and mathematical permutation where he published his work under the supervision of Abdus Salam at the PAEC. After completing his

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