title: Lola Flores

texts: Antonio Bad, Luis Aguilar "El Gallo Giro", and Miguel Aceves Meja. She became friends with the Mexican divas "la doa" Mara Félix and "La Grande", as well as the well-known actor Mario Moreno "Cantinflas". Several filmography TV programmes were a part of her life. She danced, sang, competed, and was just interviewed. When private channels were introduced in Spain in the 90s, she started to present her first TV programme.She began to use this facet, but it would end because of her death. The TV programmes that she presented were El tablao de Lola (Telecinco) and Sabor a Lolas (Antenta 3 TV) with her daughter. She wouldn't sing in public in that show. She had to ask for a chair because she was supposed to remain standing. She didn't move her arm since it was swollen from the cancer she suffered. The presentations were part of a spectacle in which they sang and danced. She did not stop dancing and singing until her last days.The TV series was never a main character. One of the last projects she did was "El coraje de vivir", where she narrated her own life and had several episodes. In 1988 she played an important role in the TV series Juncal. Juncal (TVE) (1988) was one of the series where she played different roles isolated. Farmacia de guardia was acting with her daughter. Los ladrones van a la oficina acted with her children as a gypsy woman. As <mask>, El coraje de vivir was on Antena 3


title: Lola Flores

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title: Ghenadie Ciobanu

texts: <mask> was a composer and politician from the Republic of Moldova, who served as the Minister of Culture of the Republic of Moldova and as a deputy in the Parliament. He composed music for theater and film. Biography <mask>il Muzicescu" Conservatory in Chisinau. He has over one hundred musical works in the genres of opera, musical, symphonic, vocal-symphonic, choral, chamber, theater and film music. There are no comments at this time. His creations have been performed in a number of countries.His works can be heard on radio and television stations in Italy, Spain, Great Britain, and the Czech Republic. He is a professor at the Department of Musicology, Composition, Jazz of the Academy of Music, Theater and Fine Arts in Chisinau and author of scientific communications on musicology. The President of the Union of Composers and Musicologists of Moldova was also the President of the Association of Contemporary Music of Moldova. He is the founder and artistic director of the "Days of New Music" International Festival in Chisinau and the founder and artistic director of the "Ars poetica" ensemble. Musical interferences and musical treasure. The public company is called Teleradio-Moldova. He was the Minister of Culture in the Republic of Moldova from 1997 to 2001.He

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title: Ghenadie Ciobanu

texts: was a member of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova from 2010 to 2011. The work is called Ateh or The Revelations of Khazar Princess. Milorad Pavic wrote the text for the opera-ballet. The libretto was written by <mask> <mask>. A musical. <mask> Ciobanu wrote libretto and poetry. The musical was inspired by The Apolodor by Gelu Naum.The Birds and the Water is a symphony. Symphonic pictures for ballet and string orchestra. The Oriental Songs are part of the Symphonic Suite: Entree, Dance With Fires On Snow, Mauntain. Worship to Dimitrie Cantemir for the symphony orchestra. The Elegiac Poem is a vocal-symphonic cicle. The poems were written by Valeriu Matei and Emilian Galaicu-Pun. There is a symphony for violin and orchestra.The Ode to becoming for choir and symphony orchestra was written by D. Matcovschi. Cantat for choir and orchestra. The Time Passes is a poem by Valeriu Matei and matei viniec. Cette fois-ci a Paris is for clarinet and piano. Biobliografie is a branch of the Acad. Teatru i Arte plastice is de Muzic. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, itChiinu is the author of Muzicieni din Romnia: Lexicon biobibliografic. People who were born in 1957 are members of the Liberal Democratic Party of

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title: Nathan Astle

texts: <mask> is a former New Zealand cricketer who played all formats of the game. While batting in the middle order in Test matches, he was an opener in One Day Internationals. In a career that spanned 12 years, <mask> accumulated over 7,000 runs. He is New Zealand's second-most prolific run scorer. At the international level, <mask> picked up 154 pins with his medium-paced bowling. He scored the fastest double century in Test cricket and the second highest individual score in a Test match. He made 222 against England in 2002.In England and New Zealand, <mask> has played County Cricket. He played for Rangers A.F.C. It's good at auto racing. He is married to Kelly and has two children and was born in New Zealand. <mask> is the director of the centre that he and his wife run. <mask> was a member of the New Zealand women's team that competed in the 1993 World Cup. A cricket club that produced cricketers like Bruce Taylor, Craig McMillan and Michael Papps was where Astle began his domestic career.He was a medium pace bowler and used to bat at number 6. <mask> was selected to play for the "New Zealand Young Cricketers" against the "England Young Cricketers". In the three match series, <mask> averaged 31.75 runs per game. The following year, <mask> made his First-class debut. He only scored runs at the end of the first three seasons. He ran 663 runs at an average of 55.25 during the 1994–95 season. He played in three important games this season, including 96 against Auckland, 175 against Northern Districts

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texts: and 191 against Wellington.He was noticed by the New Zealand selection committee. On May 31, 2006 it was announced that <mask> would be a short-term overseas replacement. He played for Longton C.C in 2007. He was a part of the Mumbai Champs team in the inaugural 20/20 tournament. In 1995 <mask> was selected for the one-off series against the West Indies. He scored 95 in one of the matches to help New Zealand level the series and end their losing streak. Glenn Turner was the coach of New Zealand when <mask> was selected for the Test side.He was selected for a five match series in India. He failed to score in the first four matches, but in the final match he scored 114 off 128 balls. Despite New Zealand losing the series, <mask> was declared the "man of the match". The Test debut of <mask> was against Zimbabwe at Trust Bank Park. In the first match of the series, <mask> scored a century and was named the "man of the match". He scored 168 runs in the series. The New Zealand squad for the 1996 Cricket World Cup was named after that.In the opening match of the World Cup, he scored his first hundred. After failing to score runs in the rest of the tournament, <mask> ended up with 112 runs at an average of 18. Following his poor performance at the World Cup, <mask> was selected for the two match Test series in West Indies. His first series was against Zimbabwe. He scored 54 in the first Test and 125 in the second at an average of 18.25. It was a record for New Zealand when he was involved in a

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texts: partnership of 144 runs with Justin Vaughan. In spite of his performance, New Zealand lost the match.He continued his good form with the bat as he scored 103 in the second Test, which enabled New Zealand to draw the match. In the 1st Test of the three– match series, <mask> scored 106 against England. He was part of a partnership of 106 with Danny Morrison, a New Zealand record. New Zealand and England were tied at the end of the test match. In 1997, <mask> was New Zealand's top run scorer in the Independence Cup, a quadrangular tournament that included India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan. New Zealand won the match by 22 runs while <mask> was named Man of the match after taking four for 43 in the first match against Pakistan. New Zealand lost to India in the 92 match.Although, New Zealand did not make it to the finals, <mask> was the fourth-most prolific run scorer with 218 runs at an average of 72.66. He was successful with the ball, as he captured seven of them. <mask> had a record number of one-day hundreds for New Zealand. Throughout the season, <mask>'s success as opener continued. He scored 351 runs in the home series against Zimbabwe. He was named the "man of the series" after making scores over 60 in four straight matches. In the home series against South Africa, <mask> accumulated close to 600 runs.He failed in the 1999 Cricket World Cup that took place in England. He scored a century in the Test series against England and averaged 8.77. <mask> was one of the key players in New Zealand at the


title: Nathan Astle

texts: end of the century. New Zealand lost the Test series against South Africa at the end of 2000. In the series against Pakistan, <mask> scored over 200 runs. He made 118 off 116 balls that contained 21 fours in the final match of the series. He was part of a record stand of 193 with captain Stephen Fleming.New Zealand won the series. In the 2001–02 Trans-Tasman Trophy against Australia, <mask> scored moderately in the first two Tests and came back with a 156 not out in the third. The series ended in a draw as New Zealand had the upper hand. He made a career best First-class score in the tour. England went to New Zealand to play five one-day internationals and three Test matches. He scored a century in the last match of the series and averaged 73.66 in the five matches. In the first Test, when <mask> was batting at number five, he made 222, his highest Test score.The record for the fastest double-century was set by him. He was 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 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: Nathan Astle

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 He was in a partnership of 118 runs with injured Chris Cairns. New Zealand lost the match by 98 runs. It remains the second highest score by a player in the fourth day of a Test match. After disastrous performances in the previous two World Cup editions, Astle made a remarkable comeback to the 2003 World Cup. He scored a century, second in the World Cup, against Zimbabwe and finished the tournament with 213 runs from seven matches at an average of 42.60.New Zealand played two Test matches in India after the World Cup. When New Zealand were struggling, <mask> scored 103 in the first Test. In 2004, <mask> recorded his highest one-day international score when he made 145 not out against the USA. He made only two more hundreds by the end of his career, including one against Zimbabwe, as his Test average dipped down. He continued his good form in the games. He made 115 against India in the final of the Videocon Tri-Series in Zimbabwe. New Zealand won the tournament and <mask> was the player of the match.During the 2005 Chappell–Hadlee Series and the preceding tour to South Africa, <mask> was criticized by the media for a slump in form. He was dropped from the national team because of this. He came back to the side in 2006 for the home series against the West Indies. He was New Zealand's leading run scorer of the tournament after scoring 118 not

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title: Nathan Astle

texts: out at Christchurch. He averaged 54.2 runs per match over the New Zealand summer. The Walter Hadlee trophy was given to the best New Zealand one-day international player. While playing in the Commonwealth Bank Series, <mask> decided to retire from international cricket, even though he was expected to make his fourth World Cup appearance.He retired due to lack of motivation andpatchy form. He played his last One-Day International against England on January 23, 2007. The best one-liners New Zealand has ever produced have been produced by <mask>. He was an occasional partnership-breaking medium pace bowler and a competent slip fielder. He was never considered for the captaincy because of his laid-back attitude, but he always enjoyed selection in the team. <mask> is a competent soccer player, playing for Rangers A.F.C. Sir Richard Hadlee was one of the players at the club.In early 2010 <mask> competed in most of the races at Woodford Glen Speedway, driving a modified. The New Zealand Cricket Almanack named him the "Player of the Year" three times. The "Player of the Year" award was given to <mask> in 1998. In 2006 he was named New Zealand's "One-Day International Batsman of the Year". <mask> was made a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for his services to cricket. <mask> scored 16 centuries during his career. This is the second highest for a New Zealander, and the 21st overall.He has the record for most ducks in a World Cup with five. The fastest double century in test cricket was held. In

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title: Nathan Astle

texts: 2009, <mask> announced his intentions to make a career of coaching, and was appointed the head coach of the Burnside West Cricket Club, a senior club in the Christchurch Metropolitan league. Profiles on BlackCaps Website 1971 births Living people Durham cricketers New Zealand One Day International cricketers New Zealand Test cricketers New Zealand Twenty20 International cricketers New Zealand


title: John Morris Russell

texts: <mask> is an American orchestral conductor best known for his association with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra and the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra. He lives in Cincinnati with his family. <mask> was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, and attended an elementary school outside of Cleveland. He was a musician in high school and formed a band that played cover tunes from the great horn bands of the late 1970s. He graduated from Williams College with a B.A. in 1982. Highest honors with cum laude. He had private conducting lessons at the Cleveland Institute of Music.His first job as a conductor was leading the Northern Ohio Youth Orchestras in Oberlin, Ohio, as well as teaching in the public schools. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in music from Williams College in Massachusetts and a Master of Music degree from the University of Southern California, Los Angeles. He attended the Pierre Monteux School for Conductors in Maine, as well as the Cleveland Institute of Music, the Aspen Music Festival in Colorado, and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London. <mask> took over as conductor of the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra on September 1, 2011. As the Cincinnati Pops Conductor, <mask> organizes and conducts performances annually at Music Hall and Riverbend Music Center, as well as leading performances in the community and overseeing the Orchestra's Lollipop Family Concerts. He will be with the Pops through the 23rd season. In March 2012 <mask> was named the Principal Conductor and Music Director of the Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra.On October 22, 2012 he began his season with the symphony. He has been praised for his visionary leadership. <mask> was named principal pops conductor of the Buffalo Philharmonic

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title: John Morris Russell

texts: Orchestra. In May of 2011, the University of Windsor announced that <mask> would be receiving an honorary degree for his contributions to the growth and evolution of musical life in Windsor, Ontario. Between 2001 and 2012 <mask> was music director of the Windsor Symphony Orchestra. Under the auspices of the Windsor Canadian Music Festival, he conducted performances of 45 world premiers. He was honoured by the University of Windsor in May of 2011.The Cleveland Orchestra, Orchestra London, Miami and many other North America's most distinguished ensemble have been led by <mask> as a guest conductor. <mask> led concerts at Music Hall and the Riverbend Music Center when he was associate conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. He created the Classical Roots series, which continues to celebrate the music of African-American composers and performers in Music Hall and area churches. <mask> replaced Kunzel with an hour's notice to conduct the Cincinnati Pops' opening weekend concerts. The Harlem Boychoir and the Vienna Choir Boys performed in a concert on the stage of the famed Musikverein in Vienna. The performance can be seen in Europe, Japan and the USA on PBS. <mask> conducted the Cincinnati Pops twice in 2010.In addition to his work with the College Light Opera Company in Massachusetts, <mask> has also served as associate conductor of the Savannah Symphony Orchestra. <mask> Reputation has been praised for its leadership and music-making. <mask> fostered a decade of artistic growth and rejuvenated the musical life of the Windsor- Essex region as music director of the Windsor Symphony Orchestra. He was described as a wind-up toy by a former colleague. A two-time recipient of Ontario's Lieutenant Governor's Award for

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title: John Morris Russell

texts: the Arts, as well as the Ontario Arts Council's Vida Peene Award for artistic excellence, Maestro <mask> and the WSO also won coveted nominations. The Multicultural Council of Windsor and Essex County recognized <mask>'s strategies to encourage a harmonious society as well as his programming and outreach activities that support and celebrate the region's diversity. He was honored as the first recipient of the Arts Leadership Award by the Windsor Endowment for the Arts in recognition of his contribution to the region's cultural life.Concerts from the Masterworks and Intimate Classics series, as well as the annual Windsor Canadian Music Festival, have been broadcasted on radio and television by The Windsor Symphony Orchestra. Jordon Nobles was selected to represent Canada in the 57th annual International Rostrum of Composers in Lisbon, Portugal in June 2010. The gold medal for "best performance program" at the New York Festivals Awards for Television and New Media was won by the opening night production of the WSO with Mr. <mask>. In 2006 the Windsor Symphony Orchestra released Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf narrated by actor Colm Feore, and Last Minute Lulu, composed by WSO Composer-in-Residence, Brent Lee, with text by the Newbery medal winning author. <mask> and the WSO received a nomination for Best Children's Album in 2008. <mask> recorded his first CD with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra. The Cincinnati May Festival Chorus is included in "Home for the Holidays".<mask>'s second album was with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra. It was recorded in October 2012 and released in September. "Superheroes!" There are guest appearances by Adam West, the Cincinnati May Festival Youth Chorus, and the University of Cincinnati

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title: John Morris Russell

texts: College-Conservatory of Music Musical Theatre Department. "Carnival of the Animals," <mask>'s third album with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, was released in November. Mr. <mask>'s own version of Carnival of the Animals is one of the classics featured on the album. <mask>'s fourth album with the Cincinnati Pops was released on September 11, 2015, and features icons of the American folk and roots music scene such as Joe Henry.The Cincinnati Pops Orchestra's albums were released on the Fanfare Cincinnati label and distributed by Naxos Records. The "Sound Discoveries" series is a model for educational concerts. He spearheaded the creation of The Windsor- Essex Youth Choir and the Windsor Symphony Youth Orchestra, as well as the creation of two new concert series, Peanut Butter n' Jam and Family Jamboree. <mask>'s support of music in the schools has forged performance partnerships with the University of Windsor School of Music, the Windsor Centre for the Creative Arts and choral, dance and performing ensemble. <mask> has worked with over a thousand teenagers in 15 school band and choral programs, representing French, Catholic and Public School Boards, in rehearsals and performances with the WSO. More than 100,000 students and teachers in Essex, Lambton and Kent counties were engaged by his educational concerts. <mask> has helped nurture many new voices in Canadian music, conducting numerous Windsor premiers of important Canadian works and over 45 world premiers of commissioned compositions.He created the WSO's first multi-year composer-in-residence position, and is deeply involved in the production of the annual Windsor Canadian Music Festival. Musicians from Ohio 1960 births Classical musicians from Ohio 21st-century


title: Jonathan Parsons

texts: <mask> was a Christian New England clergyman during the late colonial period and a supporter of the American Revolution. He was born in West Springfield, Massachusetts, the youngest of two sons. The Rev. was intended for an artisan career. <mask> was a tutor at Yale. In 1729, at the age of 20, he graduated from Yale with an education and early career. He studied theology with both the president of Yale and the minister of the church in Northampton. In 1731, <mask> took charge of the church.He fell in love with the daughter of the town's leading family. He was an upstanding member of the colony's religious establishment and fond of being a community leader. He had a passion for fine clothes, for gold and silver lace, and ruffled shirt fronts, which distressed some of the good Puritans of his Church. Like many of his peers, he would be swept up in the religious turbulence of the Great Awakening. He had doubts about the reality of his conversion and the dangers of works as a basis for salvation. After a long mental struggle, the "doctrine of salvation by faith burst as a new light" on his mind. His preaching was easy to understand.He became a "burning and shining light" according to one contemporary. In the late 17th century, a witness to his preaching wrote, "with what astounding terrors have I heard him represent the torments of Hell and the imminent, amazing danger of the impenitent sinner." He would paint the glories of Heaven and describe the joys of immortality with glowing colors and surprising language. He represented the sufferings of Christ and his love for

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texts: sinners. He would sometimes appear as a flame of fire, and then all dissolved in tears, because of the apparent fervor of his spirit and the tender emotion of his compassionate heart. George Whitefield, the great British Evangelist, came to the colonies in 1740 and sealed the embrace of the Awakening. Thousands of people from the surrounding countryside attended the event where Whitefield preached.At a time when many churches were closing their doors, Whitefield preached from the pulpit. He dedicated his time to the converted who needed his guidance and tried to deliver the awakening experience on face-to-face terms. In his diary, he recalls that sometimes as many as thirty people came to his study for counsel. The revival shattered the unity of the congregation. <mask> was ousted in 1745 because of opposition to his views. One of the most prominent and eloquent leaders of the Awakening was <mask>. He was invited to preach in Massachusetts and eastern Connecticut.His sermons were widely read. At the invitation of Boston minister Thomas Prince, he wrote an authoritative account of the revival at Lyme. He was invited to take charge of a new Presbyterian congregation in Massachusetts. The church was run along democratic lines. The church was not a Presbyterian but rather a strict Congregationalist body. In thirty years, the church grew from nineteen members to being one of the largest in New England. During his last tour of New England, Whitefield visited <mask>.The crypt under the pulpit was built to hold Whitefield, who died in the house. Thousands attended his

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texts: funeral. The tomb became a shrine for New England evangelicals. He was an early supporter of American resistance to England. When New England revolutionaries decided to resist the tea tax, the young women of his congregation were organized to brew local herbs in place of imported tea. The victims of the Boston massacre were mourned by the bell of the "Old South" church. He preached about the sacrifice of the dead and the duties of the living."As the clouds darkened and the skies thundered, the voice of <mask> grew louder and clearer, like bugle notes that summoned the good men and true to battle." The people of liberty and their rights were preached to by the man in the pulpit. His people were hung up on his words, and each seemed more anxious than the other to catch his ever utterance as he closed his final appeal. The citizens of America are broken by the acts of the mother country, a cruel mother who ignores the voice of liberty and right, duty to freedom, and duty to God. The first volunteers to join the Continental Army were those who responded. The Declaration of Independence was signed a few days later. The crypt under the pulpit where he preached for more than three decades was where he was buried.One of the sons would become a Major General in the Continental Army. The boldest naval adventure of the Revolution would be participated in by <mask>. During the Penobscot expedition, a grandson of a midshipman would be taken prisoner by the British. Sources are Franklin Bowditch Dexter. The person said, "<mask>." There are biographical sketches of the graduates

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texts: of Yale College. Henry Holt & Company is located in New York.Charles Samuel Hall. 1896. "Hall ancestry" is in New York. Putnam's Sons is a family. Charles Samuel Hall. 1905. The life and letters of a general.Otseningo Publishing Company is in the state of New York. Alan Heimert. 1966. "Religion and the American Mind, from the Great Awakening to the Revolution." Harvard University Press is in Cambridge, MA. The eds. of Alan Heimert and Perry Miller. 1967.The Great Awakening. There are documents showing the crisis and its consequences. Bobbs-Merrill is in Indianapolis, IN. George M. 2004. "JonathanEdwards: A Life." Yale University Press is located in New Haven, Connecticut.The man is <mask>. 1742. There is a need for caution in a critical day. The Christian said that the Contrary Part may not have an evil thing to say about him. A discourse was delivered at Lyme on February 4th. <mask> is in New London, Connecticut. 1742.She was justified of her children. On Thursday, September 16, 1742, a sermon was preached at the Publick Lecture in Boston. The man is <mask>. 1749. There are some exceptions to the Doctrine of Justification by Faith Asserted and explained. Boston. The man is <mask>.1751. Manna was in the morning. To be received and fed on a daily basis by Young and Old. The substance of a Discourse is delivered at Newbury. Boston. The man is <mask>. 1756."Good news from a far country." In Seven Discourses from I Tim. It was delivered in Newbury. The city of Pompey. John Moorhead and David MacGregore were with <mask>. 1756. A fair narrative of the proceedings of the

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texts: Presbytery of Boston against the Rev.Mr. Robert Abercrombie. Boston. <mask> and David are together. 1758. "A rejoinder to the Reverend Mr. Robert Abercrobie's Late Remarks on a fair Narrative of the Proceedings of the Bresbytery of Boston, against himself." Boston. The man is <mask>.1759. There are two Discourses about the importance of the bellief and profession. Boston. The man is <mask>. 1768. A funeral sermon. One of the Elders of the Presbyterian Church died.There is a city called Salem. The man is <mask>. The communion of faith is necessary to the communion of churches. There is a city called Salem. There is a person named Joanthan <mask>. 1770. To die is gain.There is a funderal sermon on the death of the Rev. George Whitefield. The city of Pompey. The man is <mask>. The year ended in 1774. The purchase of Christ is freedom from Civil and Ecclesiastical Slavery. On March 5, 1774, there was a Discourse at the Presbyterian Meeting House.The port is called Newbury-port. The man is <mask>. 1770. There is a Patriotic Discourse in Commemoration of the Boston Massacre. The city of Newburyport. The man is <mask>. The year 1780.There are sixty Sermons on various subjects. Mr. Searl. The port is called Newbury-port. There is a man named Harry S. Stout. 1991. George Whitefield and the Rise of Modern Evangelism is a book by The Divine Dramatist.W.B. is in Grand Rapids, MI. Eerdmans. There is a notebook of handwritten sermons in the Harvard Divinity School library. American Presbyterian ministers in the 18th century were involved in the History of Christianity in the

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title: Mario Borrelli

texts: <mask> was a Neapolitan priest, sociologist and educationist. Casa dello scugnizzo evolved into an international network for social support after he established a home for the street children of Naples in the 1950s. After his laicization, he maintained his international reputation for his civil commitment and his studies on peace research and education. Even if their eyes, skins, creeds are not the same as ours, the people in whom we are submerged are no different. Our common destiny is to be the guts of the world and to make the vital lymph to sustain the world of tomorrow. We are beginning to digest today's society and church, in time we will make one another better. Although my white hair makes me feel like I'll never see the promised land, they have not deprived me of my enthusiasm or joy in my labours.The urgent thing now is not to split up, but to close the ranks in support of all who are making their presence felt in the social fabric of our city. <mask> wrote The continuing story from Morris West, Children of the sun. Born into a working-class family, <mask> had to leave school at the age of nine to support his family. He worked as a metal gilder and a boy in a barber shop. His parents were goldsmith's in Naples. Father Nobilione, a priest who worked at the barber shop where he used to work, paid the school fees for the first year when he was accepted to the Apostolic School. <mask> Sannazaro High School in 1949. Father Spada and his seminary companion decided to carry out an enterprise among the street children. How does the street live? The gang is the essence

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title: Mario Borrelli

texts: of life.Up to twenty youngsters were organized in a gang with a leader. A leader who has been able to impose on its own in a way that is perfect for the wild. The rules of the street are a part of the rules of the wild. The street urchins in Naples at the end of World War II were abandoned children because their fathers had returned to the US or the UK. They had a precarious survival with no homes, regular source of food, no education and no adult figures to provide care and support. The schunizzi were disliked for their thieving and disreputable habits. Father Borrelli realized that the delinquency was driven out of desperation.He was given permission by his superiors to dress like a street child and share his life with them for four months. Father Ciccio Spada and the other priests of the Comunit Piccola Opera di Materdei organized a dormitory in the church of San Gennariello with the hope that <mask> can convince the street urchins to find shelter there. Father <mask> revealed his true identity to the gang and was able to bring the street urchins to the dormitory of San Gennariello. In a few months, hundreds of youngsters are housed in the structure that will soon become the Casa dello Scugnizzo, a community more than an orphanage, where nobody is forced to stay unwillingly and where they all participate support the community. The young and homeless were helped by the Casa dello scugnizzo, taking the place of the family. Within a few months with the help of public charities, a few boys resumed their education and professional training. When the Little Brothers of

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texts: Charles de Foucauld are still in the future, <mask> becomes a street urchin by taking off his talar.When the theology of liberation is yet to be practiced, <mask> is a peculiar priest who lives with them. The churches of the world, catholic and protestant, operate at their best for them. Giuliana was the author of the foreword to the book. Between 1951 and 1969 Casa dello scugnizzo provided assistance and support to the street urchins, but more importantly it was a network of committees and voluntary groups that were distributed throughout Europe and The United States. <mask>'s story was featured in the American magazine Reader's Digest, which spread his story around the world. Morris West's novel Children of the Sun increased <mask>'s popularity in the Anglophile. The film Il bacio del sole (aka Il Bacio del Sole-Don Vesuvio) took inspiration from <mask>'s venture among the street urchins and was released at the cinema and distributed throughout Europe.Children of the sun is a biographical television series produced by the English broadcasting ITV Television Playhouse. A number of children from Casa dello scugnizzo were allowed to spend time with host families in Germany and the UK in the late 1950s. A small number of these children returned to their host families and spent time with them. Father Borelli was the subject of a half-hour television programme in the "This is your Life" series broadcast in 1961. Father <mask> concluded in the 1960s that the social causes of abandonment, maladaptation and social exclusion remain unresolved. A network of voluntary groups of

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texts: Christian origin look at the Second Vatican Council as a spiritual and civil source and inspiration after he decided to live in the Neapolitan slums. 10 December 1962.If someone asks me why I'm in the slums, I have to say I don't know. I could say that I love you. What should I say if someone from outside addresses me the same question? I love them. It sounds like a sentence that has been abandoned for centuries. <mask>i wrote "Un prete nelle baracche, La Locusta, Vicenza" in 1967. He received a master's degree in social administration from the London School of Economics after completing a short course in sociology.His personal, moral and political views are incompatible with those of the Neapolitan Christian church, which is why he left the priesthood. The conservative position of the local Christian church was not in line with the Christian mandate. The return to the laity state seemed to be a natural step for him. He married while he was still a member of the congregation. I have never understood how the Kingdom of God could be incarnated in public life as a clan of groups of human interest that would use God as a flag and tablecloth for their daily meal. Through his network, an elected boss could bring God to the Neapolitans and make them more honest and good examples of Christianity. I felt cheated in my vocation when I realized that this Church felt the message too metaphorically and remained distant from the poor.I felt like a prisoner, a wheel of a mechanism that tended to save and perpetuate itself instead of helping others. The next step is to reflect the


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texts: activities of the House of the Urchins in a wider and more communal way, by eliminating the boarding and lodging facilities, and by constituting a multi-purpose social structure. Twenty years of historical research leaves the pace to social studies, disseminated in international conferences and shared among the collaborators. During the last ten years, the Materdei Community Centre has focused its activities on the defence of women and children's rights, as well as health, especially during the outbreak of male oscuro (obscure illness), a disease affecting the respiratory system and common among the children The Community Centre promotes initiatives in favour of the local community and coordinates the voluntary groups of Naples. It will be difficult to establish peace if everyone continues to rush, and wants to be first, to gain more at any expense, even by trodding on others. There is a work of social reform where the cooperation of others is essential.Humans are like a wall of bricks, every row needs the other rows to avoid collapsing. Courage is not heroism, it is a moral duty and a social responsibility, according to <mask>i. The Italian Peace Research Institute was chaired by the same Borrelli until 1988. The International Peace Research Association was founded in 1964 and has 26 researchers and 250 correspondents in 60 Italian cities. The aim of the small institute is to promote initiatives focused on peace research that involve voluntary associations and non-violent peace-inspired movements, a network of people operating in universities and in basic movements for


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texts: peace. IPRI publishes a bulletin and promotes research in the field of non-violent defence, peace education and non-violent economy, just like its international sister institution. Some of the major works on peace research published internationally include economic development, the international division of labour, social services for children, and peace research and education.<mask> is a member of the P.E.C., Peace Education Commission. His experience as a researcher for peace education is reflected in the various essays he has written. Naples is a swamp that is difficult to swim in. People who really want to work hard, by sowing seeds on a daily basis, become enemies of the city by fighting against the conspiracy of the precarious, or institutionalization of the provisional, and of disgrace on which this city seems to live on. Over the last five or six years, it has deteriorated. The earthquake has broken the harmony and given an enormous power to the emerging social class of organized crime. Perpetual begging at all levels that ensures survival is the dominant impression.<mask> was interviewed by Don Vesuvio, Il Mattino, 1985. The works list shows the most significant works written by <mask>. The Italian translation of A street lamp and the stars, London, Peter Davies, 1963, is <mask> e Anthony Thorne. <mask>, Un prete nelle baracche, Vicenza, La Locusta, 1967. <mask>,Marciapiedi,Molfetta. <mask> is the author of La concezione Copernico-Galileiana e la Filosofia di Tommaso D'Aquino. <mask> was in Naples in 1962.<mask> is from Naples. D'Agostino was born in 1962. The

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texts: Conservatorio dei Poveri di Ges Cristo was founded by <mask>. D'Agostino was born in 1962. <mask>, Un'Interessante raccolta di libretti a stampa di oratori della fine del Seicento presso la Biblioteca dell'Oratorio di London, Naples, Tip. D'Agostino was born in 1962. The Memorie Baroniane dell'Oratorio di Napoli was written by <mask>.Pisani, pp. 97–222, 1963. A stampa del Tarugi presso l'Oratoriana di Naples was written by <mask>i. <mask>tino, vol I, was published in 1964. The British Museum Library has an Opere e Documenti sul Baronio. D'Agostino was born in 1964.<mask>, L'Epistolario di Giusto Calvino, was born in Naples. <mask> is the testimonianze Baroniane dell'Oratorio di Napoli. There was a rapid in 1965, called Lithorapid. <mask> is the author of Documenti sul Baronio presso la Bodleian Library. D'Agostino was born in 1965, <mask>co. <mask> is from Naples.Agar was born in 1967. Contributo alla storia degli artefici maggiori e minori della mole Girolimiana was written by <mask>. Laurenziana was published in 1968. <mask> is the author of Le costituzioni dell'Oratorio Napoletano. Congregazione dell'Oratorio. Agar in 1968. <mask> and the Cardinale Baronio are in Soliditas: Scritti in onore di Antonio Guarino.Jovene, pp. 3825–3900, 1984. The Historians of Early Modern Europe conference was chaired by <mask>. The role of voluntary groups in Britain, London, 1969 is the work of <mask>i. <mask> wrote "Unearthing the Roots of the Sub-Culture of the South Italian Sub-Proletariat" in 1969. <mask> wrote The Society of Southern Italy, in which Naples is situated and the

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texts: factors giving rise to pressure groups and community development. <mask> wrote about social action groups and community development.In "Social Deprivation and Change in education", <mask>, Scuola e sviluppo capitalistico in Italia, speaks. The Socio-Political Analysis of the Sub-Proletarian Reality of Naples of Intervention for the Workers of the Centre was written by <mask>. <mask> wrote Basic Concepts for Community Action in the Urban Sub-Proletariat. The international conference of The Hague was held in 1974. The existence of a "Peripheral" Europe with different types of social policy intervention was hypothesised by <mask>i. <mask> wrote about exclusion from the productive process. Alimentation and Direction of Social Intervention among the Neapolitan Sub-Proletariat was written by <mask>."Europe and Africa: exploitation or development" was written by <mask>i in the summer of 1975. The psychological problem of children living under non-optimal social conditions was written by <mask>. The Socio-Political Analysis of the Neapolitan Reality and Programme o Intervention for the Social Operators of the Centre was written by <mask>. Tourism as an expression of economic subordination was written by <mask>. The relationship between emigration and tourism was analyzed in 1977. The international conference on Italian Compulsory School and Mental Retardation was held in October 1978. The Integration Between Peace Research, Peace Education and Peace Action was presented at the IPRA General Conference.New Trends in International Division of Labour and their Effect on the

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texts: Conditions of Workers is written by <mask>. The impact of European Integration of its members: The Italian Experience was written by <mask>. The Education for Peace and Community Development was written by <mask>. The Exploration of the Preliminary Conditions for a Defensive and Economic Strategy for Central Europe leading to its Balanced Insertion into Mediterranean and African Areas was written by <mask>. Deterrenza, Educazione al Disarmo ed Educazione alla Pace was written by <mask>. <mask> et alt., Se vuoi la pace educa alla pace, Turin, EGA, 1984. The 1st National Review of the Experiences on Education for Peace and Disarmament was held in Torino in April 1985.<mask>, Paradigmi per un'azione sociale non violenta, in G. Tafuri, Maestri italiani contemporanei dell'educazione alla pace. The Peace Education within the Arcipelago of Peace Research was written by <mask> and Magnus Haavelsrud. It's a cult. Morris West, Children of the Sun is an account of the work of <mask> among the slum children of Naples. London, Heinemann, 1957. The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846

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texts: 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 Mario Borrelli, Un prete nelle baracche, Vicenza, La Locusta, 1967.<mask> was born in Naples in 1970. "Europe and Africa: exploitation or development" was written by <mask> in the summer of 1975. The Socio-Political Analysis of the Neapolitan Reality and Programme of Intervention for the Social Operators of the Centre was written by <mask>. <mask>, Bisogni Umani, diritti Umani ed educazione alla pace, in AA.VV. In duplicate copies, il dissenso cattolico napoletano: messaggio, diffusione, stampa, linguaggio, Degree Thesis, Facolt di Lettere e Filosofia. The continuing story from Morris West, Children of the sun, was written by <mask>. Donatella Trotta was spunt Don Vesuvio.Maestri italiani contemporanei dell'educazione alla pace was written by Giovanna Tafuri. The Peace Education within the Arcipelago of Peace Research was written by <mask>. In 1994. <mask>,Marciapiedi,Molfetta. Three decades of peace education around the world is an anthology by Robert Aspeslagh and Robin J. Burns. La parte di Napoli is called Religione etica e religione quieta. Cronache napoletane was in Piero Antonio Toma.From Pavement to Piazza: Grassroots of Social Work to Counteract the Globalization of Marginality was written by Ermete Ferraro. It was published in 2003 by Blackwell Publishing. The Bibliografia degli scritti di Mario Borrelli is located in Naples. Italian sociologists and Roman Catholic

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title: Guillaume de Salluste Du Bartas

texts: <mask> was a Gascon Huguenot courtier and poet. He was a doctor of law and served in the court of <mask> for most of his career. The divine poetry of <mask> was celebrated across Europe in the 16th and 17th century. <mask>' life is barely known. The family of wealthy merchants in Montfort had a son named <mask>. His family name became 'Salluste' rather than 'Sallustre', which may have been a reference to the Roman historian. He studied law in Toulouse under Jacques Cujas and became a doctor of law in 1567 and a judge in 1571.He gained the lordship of Bartas after his father died. He married a local noblewoman in 1570 and they had four daughters together. He joined the service of Henri IV of France in 1589. He was sent to Montmorency in 1580 and Scotland and England in 1587. The poet left Dumbarton Castle for La Rochelle with presents. James VI knighted him and gave him a gold chain and 2000 gold crowns, along with several hackney horses and other gifts. He died just weeks after he wrote a poem celebrating Henri's victory at the Battle of Ivry.The residence of <mask> in the later part of his life was Chteau Du Bartas. In the historic capital of Gascony, there is a square named after <mask>. La muse chrestienne <mask> began writing poetry in the 1560s after being invited to do so. His first collection, La muse chrestienne, contains a verse prosopographia in which the Christian muse encourages the poet to compose serious poetry on scriptural themes. The biblical epic and 'Le Triomphe de la Foi' are examples of this new religious verse. The Book of Genesis of the creation of the world and the first eras of world history is what inspired the two epic poems of the Semaines <mask>as. Each day can be read separately from the others.The Week, or creation of the World, was first printed in

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title: Guillaume de Salluste Du Bartas

texts: Paris in 1578 and was immediately popular. The world was created on that day in the first week of the poem. The structure of the poem follows Genesis 1:1-8 so it is easy to find what <mask> writes about cuttlefish or mullet. The theory of creation ex nihilo is advocated by <mask>, who describes the creation of the world out of chaos. The creation of the four elements - water, air, earth and fire - and their meteorological effects are the subject of 'Le Second Jour'. Land, seas and vegetation are created in 'Le Troisiesme Jour'. During the next three days, the sun, stars and seasons are visible, as well as fish and birds in 'Le Quatriesme Jour' and land animals in 'Le Cinquiesme Jour'.In 'Le Septiesme Jour' Gods surveys the world he has created and the poet meditates on it. Following the success of his First Week, <mask> embarked upon a sequel that would survey world history from Adam to the apocalypse. The eras of Adam, Noah, Abraham, and David were divided into four parts and the final three covered the Messiah and the Eternal Sabbath. The first two jours of La Seconde Semaine were printed in 1584. The Garden of Paradise is described in 'L'imposture' and the Fall of Man is described in 'Eden' in the era of Adam. The Great Flood, 'L'Arche', and 'Babylone' are part of 'Le Second Jour'. Parts of Les Suites de la Second Semaine were printed in the 16th century.In the late 1580s, James VI of Scotland received a manuscript copy containing six of the eight sections of the Suites. The end of the Book of Genesis is covered in 'Le Troisieme Jour'. 'Le Quatrieme Jour' is dedicated to David, as well as 'La Magnificence' and 'Les Trophees'. <mask> wrote a number of poems and lyrics. The Battle of Ivry and 'Cantique d'Yvry' were battles that took place in the author's lifetime. In France, there

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texts: were 42 editions between 1578 and 1632, printed with Simon Goulart's marginal annotations and commentary. At the turn of the 17th century, <mask> was the most esteemed French poet, even more so than Ronsard, and in 1620 he was still considered the apogee of French 'grand poesie'.After 1630 there were no more French editions of the Semaines. <mask>' use of compound epithets, duplication of initial syllables, frequent inclusion of metaphors and similes, and a highly compressed and accumulative style contributed to a sense that his poetry was over-wrought. There were over thirty poems influenced by <mask> printed in France between 1601 and 1697, including direct continuations and parodies. <mask> Scudéry recalled an anecdote that Ronsard had once said that <mask> had achieved more in a week than he had in his entire life. The object of criticism was <mask>, who was cited for examples of mistakes to avoid. In 1842, Charles Augustin Sainte-Beuve wrote about the low reputation of <mask>. <mask> is not well known in France today, but critical re-appraisals in the twentieth century have shown how his writing is representative of its time and is still worthy of attention.<mask>' poetry was popular in Scotland because of James VI's enthusiasm. James had a copy of La Sepmaine given to him by his nurse, and a year later wrote in the preface to his Essayes of a Prentise. James's Scots translation of L'Uranie was contained in the volume. The King's aesthetic preferences, as well as his political imperative to consolidate his divine and political authority, were matched by <mask>' synthesis of sacred and secular verse. The King shared Urania's belief that more poets should write about the highest matters. The King commissioned Thomas Hudson, a court musician, to prepare a translation of Judit,

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texts: which was printed in 1584 with prefatory sonnets by James and others. The publisher's contract that <mask> signed in 1585 mentions printing the King's translation, as well as <mask>' translation of the King's 'Ane Schort Poeme of Ty'.James and <mask> met in the summer of 1587 when the French poet traveled on a diplomatic mission to Scotland to propose a marriage match between James and <mask> Bourbon. <mask> was invited to return by the King after he received expensive gifts when he left. It is possible that <mask> translated James' mini-epic on The Battle of Lepanto which was printed alongside his original poem and translation of Les Furies in his Poeticall Exercises at Vacant Houres. The members of the "Castalian Band" at the Jacobean Court all knew of <mask>, who was a role-model for James. Two poets, William Fowler and John Stewart of Baldynneis, refer to Urania as a symbolic figurehead for the kind of poetic inspiration they aspire to in vain. James was the subject of Hadrian Damman's Latin translation which was printed in 1600. 19.2.10The three seventeenth-century Scottish poets who knew <mask>' works well are <mask> of Hawthornden, <mask> and Zachary Boyd. Before and after his accession to the English throne, James had an impact on English responses. When Gabriel Harvey read James' translation in the 1590s, he praised <mask> as the "Treasurer of Humanity and "Ieweller of Diuinity", and "a right inspired, and enravished Poet". A passage in the King's Basilikon Doron exhorting more poets to 'bee well versed' in <mask>' poetry was cited by Thomas Winter in his translation of the Third Dayes Creation. After presenting a manuscript extract to the King in the previous year, Joshua Sylvester dedicated his translation of Devine Weekes and Workes to him. Even as his reputation in

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texts: France began to decline, England <mask>as was still very popular in early modern England. There are over two hundred texts printed in England before 1700 that reference <mask>.The most significant translation of the Semaines is the Devine Weekes and Workes. Re-printed six times. <mask> was seen as a divine epic poet whose works took their place among the great European classics. Sir Philip Sidney's translation of 'Salust Du Bartas' was entered into the Stationers' Register in 1588, but is now unknown. The two highest forms of poetry were described in Sidney's Apology for Poetry. The reader could ponder the wide-ranging mysteries of creation. He could think about God and his methods.The text is characterized by a Protestant passion for the truth. It is also characterized by a Protestant devotion to the word, the word at once comprehensive and knowable, logos though it may be. Edmund Spenser wrote in The Ruines of Time that he had particularly enjoyed The Fourth Day. Everyone in pre-Restoration England who had received a literary education read the Weekes and almost all admired it. The Semaines were a major part of Paradise Lost. Anne Bradstreet was influenced by <mask> in one of her earliest works. 1641'.There are many references to Bradstreet's enthusiasm for <mask> in the prefatory materials of The Tenth Muse. Bradstreet's poetry owes a lot to <mask>' methods, but she denied that her poetry was an imitation of <mask>' work. 38-8). Before writing Order and Disorder, Lucy Hutchinson would have read Devine Weekes. The works of Rest of Europe <mask> were often translated into other European languages. There were translations into Latin, Jean douard <mask>, Hadrian Damman, and Samuel Benot. Theodorick van Liefvelt, Heer van Opdorp, Wessel <mask> Boetselaer, Heer van Asperen, and Joost

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texts: <mask> <mask> were all Dutch translators.The Swedish translation of La Sepmaine was published in 1685. In his translation of <mask>'s 'Rameau's Nephew' (1805), Johannes Wolfgang von Goethe expressed surprise at the decline of <mask>' popularity. References and further reading of The Works of <mask> Salluste, Sieur <mask>as: A Critical Edition with introduction, commentary, and Variants, ed. Three volumes were written by Urban Tigner Holmes, <mask> Lyons and Robert White Linker. Chapel Hill, 1935–40; repr. Bja, Denis and Franois Rouget are the authors of Les Oeuvres. The ed. was written by Josuah Sylvester.2 vols. The Legacy of <mask>as in England and Scotland was written by Auger, Peter. Peter Auger wrote about theSnapshots of Early Modern English Responses to French Poets in online conference proceedings. The Early English Books Online Text Creation Partnership in 2012 was written by Auger. Influence de Du Bartas sur la littérature néaiseerland was written by Beekman. pp. by Fred Schurink Doelman, James, 'The Accession of King James I and English Religious Poetry', SEL: Studies in English Literature 1500–, was published in 1983.Oeuvres et critiques, 6 (1981) 53-59 Gregory, E. R., '<mask> Bartas, Sidney'. Lepage is the translation of <mask>' Les semaines and the development of English poetic diction. The University of Glasgow has a PhD thesis. In <mask> Bartas: 1590–1990 (Mont-de-Marsan, 1992), there are pp. The anthology of English Literature:Norton Topics Online, Paradise Lost in Context was published in 1992. 2 volumes. 'Sidney and <mask> Bartas', Comparative Literature 27 (1975), 8-20, was written by Alan Sinfield.The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography has an External links section. The entry in the Virtual Museum of Protestantism is based on the 1578 edition of La Seconde

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title: Ade Azeez

texts: <mask> "<mask>" <mask> was born in January 1994 and is an English professional footballer. He spent time on loan to a number of clubs before being released. He joined Partick Thistle in 2016 and made 85 appearances. He is a member of the England under-19 team. <mask> was born in Sidcup and attended Coopers Technology College in South East London. He was a promising gymnast and trained at a gymnastics centre before concentrating on football. After moving to his local club, Rivercray, he was spotted as a talent by Charlton Athletic and signed scholarships in 2010.<mask> is of Nigerian descent. <mask> joined the club at the age of 14 and progressed through the ranks before signing a professional contract in the summer of 2011. Azeez was with League Two side Wycombe Wanderers until January. Chris Powell thought it was a good move for <mask> and that he could learn from it. He made his professional debut two days later, coming on as a 76th-minute substitute in a 3–0 win against Burton. Azeez had to come off in the 25th minute of the quarter final of the Southern Section of Football League Trophy against Yeovil Town because of a injury. <mask> came on as a substitute for Bradley Wright-Phillips in the 78th minute of the 1–0 home defeat to Huddersfield Town in the FA cup.<mask> said he was thankful to Powell for giving him the chance to make his debut and that he wanted to do it at the club. He made his only appearance for the club in a 2–0 away defeat at Doncaster the day after he joined Orient. <mask>'s loan with Orient ended on February 18th. The number 38 shirt was given to <mask>. <mask> joined a League Two side on a one-month youth loan. He scored his first professional goal two days after coming on for Torquay. <mask> scored again a week later in a 3–2 loss.<mask> had his loan spell with Torquay United extended for a further month after scoring twice in six games. <mask> went back to Charlton. He was on a one-month youth loan. On 10 February,

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texts: <mask> made his debut for the club in a 2–0 loss against Hartlepool United. <mask> extended his loan with theggers for another month on 10 March. He scored his first goal for the club and then scored another in a 2–1 win over Bristol Rovers a few days after extending his deal. His loan was extended again on 9 April, this time until the end of the season.<mask> scored his third goal of the season in the last game of the season. He was released from his contract at the end of May. <mask> signed with the League Two side on a free transfer. <mask> was given the number fourteen shirt for the new season. After being an unused substitute in the opening game of the season, <mask> made his Wimbledon debut against Luton Town, where he came on for Matt Tubbs in a 1–0 victory. <mask> scored his first Wimbledon goal in a 3–2 defeat against Stevenage on August 30th, and followed it up with a goal in the next game against Carlisle United. <mask> scored two months later against the Dons in a 3–2 victory.<mask> scored twice in a 4–1 win over Exeter City. <mask> scored in a 2–1 win over Stanley. On April 14, 2015, he scored his seventh goal of the season in a 1–1 draw against Argyle. Spending much of the season as an impact substitute, he quickly became popular with the club's fans, with his pace often tiring defenders. <mask> <mask> joined Partick Thistle on June 15, 2016 He was the first summer signing of Alan Archibald. In the Scottish League Cup, <mask> scored his first goal for Thistle.<mask> scored his first league goal for Thistle in a 2–0 away win against Dundee at Dens Park. <mask> scored his second league goal of the season in a shock 1–1 draw with Celtic at Celtic Park. <mask> scored three goals in 46 appearances for the Jags. Partick Thistle accepted an undisclosed fee for <mask> from Cambridge. <mask> joined Dover Athletic on a loan. The loan was extended to the end of the season. <mask> joined Newport County on a two year deal for an undislosed

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texts: fee.He made his Newport debut as a second half substitute in the League Two defeat against Milton Keynes Dons. He scored his first goal for Newport in a 2–0 win against Carlisle United in League Two. He was an unused substitute in the League Two playoff final at Wembley Stadium on May 25, but he was a part of the team that reached the playoffs. He was out for 6 months because of an injury. After recovering from the injury, <mask> joined Torquay United on loan until the end of the season. His contract at Newport was terminated by mutual consent. <mask> was one of four new signings on the day of the new season at Dover Athletic, where he had previously spent time on loan.He made his debut later that day in a victory. He scored his first goal at the club in a 3–2 victory over Eastleigh in October 2020. On May 5, 2021, it was announced that <mask> had left the club after the club's decision to not play any more matches in the 2020–21 season and subsequent null and voiding of all results. <mask> joined National League South side Dartford in June of 2021. <mask> was awarded the league's Player-of-the-Month award for August/September 2021. <mask> made his debut for England on September 28, 2013, when he set up the third goal in a 6–0 win over the Faroe Islands. <mask> added two more caps for England under-19 against Ukraine under-19 on 1 October 2012 and another against Finland under-19, where he assisted the only goal in the game on 13 November 2012Individual National League South Player of the Month: August/September 2021. The players of the club. The players are from Orient F.C. The players are from Torquay United F.C. There are players from Dagenham and Redbridge F.C. The players are from Partick Thistle F.C. The players of United F.C. are from Cambridge.The players are from Newport County A.F.C. The players are from Dover Athletic F.C. The players are from F.C. English people of Nigerian descent and British people of Nigerian descent have

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title: Alex Brown (defensive end)

texts: <mask> is an American former football defensive end who played in the National Football League for nine seasons. He was a two-time All-American at the University of Florida. <mask> was drafted by the Chicago Bears in the fourth round of the 2002 NFL Draft and later played for the New Orleans Saints. <mask> was born in Florida in 1979. He was a football player at Hamilton County High School in Jasper. As the senior quarterback in 1996, <mask> threw for                             , and rushed for                He was a Florida Class 3A all-state selection and a National Recruiting Adviser.The state champion discus thrower in 1996, <mask> was also a basketball player and track and field athlete. <mask> played football for the Florida Gators from 1998 to 2001 after accepting an athletic scholarship to attend the University of Florida. He was red-shirted by the Florida coaching staff as a true freshman in 1997. As a backup to All-American starter Jevon Kearse, he recorded ten tackles with two sacks and three tackles for a loss. In 1999, <mask> had fifty-six tackles with 7.5 sacks and twelve tackles for a loss. He played his best college game on September 18, 1999, when he sacked quarterback Tee Martin five times in the Gators' 23–21 upset of the second-ranked Tennessee Volunteers. He was a first-team All-American by Football News and a first-team All-Southeastern Conference selection by the Walter Camp Foundation.During the 2000 SEC championship season, <mask> was 800-273-3217

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texts: was selected for the All-Pro Team. He was named the defensive player of the week after the game against the Buccaneers. He was selected as a second alternate for the Pro Bowl in 2006 after recording a career-high seven sacks and two intercepts while starting all sixteen games at right defensive end. After playing in all sixteen games for the fifth straight year, <mask> tied for the team lead with five passes broken up, tied for second with five tackles for a loss, and tied for third with two forced turnovers. He ranked second on the defensive line with fifty-eight tackles and added five quarterback hits, 4.5 sacks, one interception, two forced turnovers and a blocked kick.The Bears defeated the Packers 20–17 in overtime on December 22, 2008, after <mask> forced a Mason Crosby field goal in the final 25 seconds of the fourth quarter. In the second game of the season, the Bears upset the defending Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers 17–14, and <mask> recorded two key sacks of Ben Roethlisberger. <mask> was carted off the field with an ankle injury. <mask> was released by the Bears after they failed to trade him to another team. On April 7, 2010, the New Orleans Saints signed <mask> to a two-year contract. He started all sixteen games at left defensive end for the Saints. <mask> was released by the Saints on August 30, 2011.<mask> retired from the Bears on August 9, 2012 after signing a one-day contract. With the Bears, his 43.5 sacks rank fourth in team history, and his five

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title: Eric Orr

texts: <mask> lived and worked in Venice, California from 1966 to 1998. He was a civil rights worker in Mississippi before moving to Los Angeles. A key figure of the Light and Space movement, Orr developed alongside Southern California conceptual art and created perceptual-based installations commonly associated with Light and Space art. A variety of artistic practices, including installation art, sculpture, painting, and performance art challenged the definition of art making. Space icons found in ancient religions and cultures, Egyptian symbolism, and Buddhist spiritualism are some of the cultural references included in Orr's work. documenta VII was one of the international exhibitions that Orr participated in. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art; the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art all have his work.His archives can be found at the research institute. <mask> used the qualities of natural materials in his work. AM/FM radio parts, stone, metal, water, and fire, gold leaf, lead, blood, and human skull. The "phenomenological exploration of perception" was worked on by Orr. His work includes large scale fountains with water and fire.

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title: Eric Orr

texts: "Colt.45, working against the triviality of the exhibited object, opposed the momentous face of bodily death and was a declaration of war against the viewers' expectation..." It was announced that the living artist had been imprisoned by the overwhelming amount of art objects amassed, cataloged, and disseminated in our culture. His studies began at the University of Cincinnati and continued to the New School of Social Research, University of California at Berkeley, University of Mexico, and cole de Paraphysiques-Paris.After "terminating" his formal education in 1965, <mask> moved to Venice, CA and worked as Mark di Suvero's assistant. He gave out 10,000 bags of fresh air in downtown Los Angeles in 1968. In 1969 he created a seminal work called Wall Shadow and Zero Mass. In the 70s and 80s, Orr continued his works. Zero Mass was acquired by Giuseppe Panza. The Sound Tunnel and The Sound The Shape of Pear were works of philosophy, science, and technology. Sunrise was a continuation of his phenomenological investigations in Zero Mass.Sunrise began to knit together the scientific and Egyptian strands, introducing silence, alongside space and light, as a third material. A ceiling channel at one end of the room extended through


title: Nicolas Notovitch

texts: <mask> was a Crimean Jewish adventurer who claimed to be a Russian aristocrat, spy and journalist. According to <mask>'s 1894 book, he left Galilee for India and studied with Buddhists and Hindus before returning to Judea. <mask>'s claim was based on a document he said he had seen at the monastery. <mask>'s account of the travels of Jesus to India is thought to be a hoax by modern scholars. Some political books were written about the role of Russia in war. Jesus left Galilee for India and studied with Buddhists and Hindus there before returning to Judea, according to the Life of Saint <mask>'s 1894 book. After breaking his leg in India, <mask> discovered the Tibetan manuscript Life of Saint Issa, Best of the Sons of Men, which is the Arabic name for Jesus in Islam.In 1894, <mask>'s account with the text of the Life was published in French. It was written in English, German, Spanish, and Italian. There were allegations of forgery and confession in <mask>'s book. Max Mller thought that <mask> was the victim of a practical joke or that he had fabricated the evidence. We can't help but think that the Buddhist monks of Ladakh and Tibet must be wags, who enjoy mystifying inquisitive travelers, and that M<mask> fell too easy. Mller wrote to the head lama at the monastery to inquire about the document and <mask>'s story. There was no western visitor at the monastery in the previous fifteen years, and there were no documents related to <mask>'s story, according to the head lama.<mask>'s story was called a "big fat lie" by an Indologist. The head lama of the Hemis monastery denied that <mask> had ever been there and said that no documents existed. Notovich's accounts were exposed as fabrications and no one has seen the manuscripts Notovitch claims to have seen. Notovich initially responded to claims to defend himself. According to historians, <mask> confessed to having fabricated the evidence

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texts: once his story had been re-examined. Bart D. Ehrman, a biblical scholar, says that no one on the planet has doubts about the matter. The entire story was invented by <mask>, who made a lot of money and got a lot of attention for his hoax.Others deny that Notovich ever accepted the accusations against him. Fida Hassnain, a Kashmiri writer, has stated that <mask> responded publicly by announcing his existence, along with the names of people he met on his travels in Kashmir and Ladakh. ... He offered to return to Tibet with recognized orientalists to verify the authenticity of the scriptures contained in his collection. In the French journal La Paix, he affirmed his belief in the Orthodox Church, and advised his detractors to restrict themselves to the issue of the Buddhist scrolls at Hemis. Sir Francis Younghusband met <mask> after he left the monastery. There were claims of corroboration in India, even though <mask>'s story had been discredited in Europe.While travelling through Kashmir and Tibet to verify the reports of Notovich that he had heard in the U.S., Swami Abhedananda claimed to have visited the Hemis monastery. He claimed that the lamas at the monastery told him that Notovich was brought to the monastery with a broken leg and was nursed there for a month and a half. The Tibetan manuscript was shown to Notovich so that he could translate it into Russian. The manuscript was shown to Abhedananda, which had 14 chapters. Some parts of the manuscript were translated with the help of a lama, and 40 of them appeared in the Swami's travelogue. The monastery of Marbour near Lhasa is said to be the location of the original Pali manuscript. Bhairab Chaitanya was asked by the Swami to prepare a manuscript based on the notes he had taken.The manuscript was published in a book form in Bengali after it was serially published in Visvavani. The fifth edition of the book in English was

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texts: published in 1987. Notovich's and Abhedananda's story was corroborated by Nicholas Roerich during his visit to Tibet in the mid-1920s. He wrote that Jesus spent six years with a Buddhist sect in Nepal and Tibet before returning to Palestine. The value of these records is inestimable in a search for Jesus. The Unknown Life of Jesus Christ is one of the authors' references. The author of Jesus in India disagreed with <mask> that Jesus had gone to India before 1899.Other authors have incorporated these themes into their works. In her book The Lost Years of Jesus: Documentary Evidence of Jesus' 17-year Journey to the East, Elizabeth Clare Prophet asserts that Buddhist manuscripts provide evidence that Jesus traveled to India, Nepal, Ladakh and Tibet. The ideas of <mask> and Mirza Ghulam Ahmad were promoted by Holger Kersten in his book Jesus Lived in India. The repackaging of the same stories was classified by Gerald O'Collins. Christopher Moore parodies the idea that between the ages of 15 and 30 Jesus traveled to Tibet and India to study Buddhism in a monastery in his 2002 novel Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff. In 1906, <mask> published a book in Russian and French pleading for Russia's entry into the Tripleente with France and England. It's entitled in French: La Russie et l'alliance anglaise.He wrote biographies of Alexander III and <mask> II. L'Europe  la veille de la guerre was written by him. Further reading is Fader, H. Louis, The Issa Tale That Will Not Die: Nicholas Notovich and His Fraudulent Gospel. The Karma Killers were in New York in 2009. The novel is based on <mask>'s story and is set in modern times, with flashbacks to the time of Jesus and World War II. Hong Kong and Tibet are where most of it is located. It was first published in Italy.The Internet Archive The Unknown Life of Jesus Christ by <mask> is an audio book. Russian writers convert to Eastern Orthodoxy from

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title: Sandra Noll Hammond

texts: She is a dancer, teacher, dance historian, and educator. She is the author of two books on ballet technique and has presented her work at dance workshops and conferences. When she was five years old, her parents moved from Oklahoma to Arkansas, where she spent the rest of her life. At an early age, she was trained in ballet, tap dancing, and drama at the Sue Keller studio. Her ballet teachers there included Keller's daughter, Toby Keller, as well as a changing roster of dancers trained in Balanchine technique at the School of American Ballet in New York City. During her sophomore year at the University of Arkansas, <mask> continued her training at the Keller Studio. Eleanor King was an artist in residence at the university and befriended her during her college years.She was encouraged by King and her mother to try out for the Dance Division at the Juilliard School in New York, which offered an innovative curriculum that included both ballet and modern dance for all its students. <mask> was influenced by the example of Martha Hill, who was the founding director of the Dance Division. One of her modern dance teachers there was Betty Jones, a founding member of her company. The ballet teachers on the faculty were more important to her training. In 1957, at the age of twenty-one, Noll married <mask>, a sociologist of religion, and acquired the surname by which she would become professionally known. She continued her studies at the Metropolitan Opera Ballet School, as well as at the School of Ballet Repertoire. In New York City, he performed with the William Hug Dance Company and the Ballet Repertory Dancers.She began moving about the country after her husband's appointments. She danced in San Francisco as a corps member of the Pacific Ballet, directed by Alan Howard, and as a soloist and guest

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texts: Education. A well-illustrated introduction to the basics of ballet technique was written for the adult beginner in 1974. There is an extensive chapter on ballet technique and training. The Korean and Helsinki versions of the Art House were translated. Ballet is beyond the basics.The book was published in Palo Alto, Calif. Waveland Press issued it again in 2010. "The Internal Logic of Dance: A Weberian Perspective on the History of Ballet" is an article. Philip E<mask> was a co-author. The Journal of Social History was published in 1979. Ballet's technical history can be found in the Early Nineteenth-Century Ballet Lesson. Dance Research (London) 3.1 was published in 1984.Documentation of Early Developments in Pointe Technique is what "Searching for the Sylph" is about. The Dance Research Journal was published in 1988. "Technique and Autonomy in the Development of Art: A Case Study in Ballet." Philip E<mask> was a co-author. The Dance Research Journal was published in 1989. The introduction to Letters on Dancing reduced this elegant and healthful exercise to easy scientific principles. The city of London has a Théleur.Studies in Dance History is a monograph series. 2, no. The Society of Dance History Scholars was founded in 1990. The Court of Wrttemberg has a collection of dance notebooks. The Dance Chronicle was published in 1992. "Steps through Time: Selected Dance Vocabulary of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries." Dance Research in London was published in 1992."Ballet Technique, History of: French Court Dance," and other articles on ballet are in the International Encyclopedia of Dance. Oxford University Press was in New York in 1998. "Théleur, E.A." "Théleur, chirography" is in the Dictionnaire de la Danse. Larousse-Bordas was in Paris in 1999. There are dances related to Theatrical

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texts: Dance Traditions. In The Extraordinary Dance Book T.B., there is an index called's Technical Terminology: An index'.An anonymous manuscript was found. Pendragon Press was published in 2000. The introductory material was written by Elizabeth Aldrich and Armand Russell. "Sor and the Ballet of His Time" was edited by Luis Gsser. The Complutense de Ciencias Musicales was published in Madrid. "International Elements of Dance Training in the Late Eighteenth Century" was edited by Rebeca Harris-Warrick and Bruce Brown. The University of Wisconsin Press was published in 2005.The Period and the French Style. The Dance Chronicle was published in 2006 There was a lecture demonstration at the Bournonville Symposium. "The Rise of Ballet Technique and Training: The Professionalization of an International Dance Form" was edited by Barbara Sparti and Judy Van Zile. Hildensheim is a German town. Dancing La Sylphide in the 18th century was something old or something new. Marian Smith edited in La Sylphide, Paris 1832 and Beyond.There are dance books in London. "Ballet Adieu" is a review of Apollo's angels: A History of Ballet. The Dance Chronicle was published in 2012 In Memoriam: Angene Feves. Dance Chronicle 37.3 was published. On August 23, 1957, <mask> married Philip E<mask>. He and she moved to Connecticut, Wisconsin, Arizona, and California because of his academic career as a sociologist of religion.She married musician Armand King Russell on January 2, 1993 in Honolulu, where she was teaching. Russell, a teacher of music theory and composition, was able to continue to teach and perform by arranging and recording music from the old manuscripts that she used in her research. They live in California in retirement. People who died in 1935 include Dance historians, American historians, and American women

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title: Mylswamy Annadurai

texts: <mask>, also known as Moon Man of India, is an Indian scientist working as a vice president for Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology. He was born on July 2, 1958 in a village near Pollachi in Tamil Nadu state of India. He was the Director of the Indian Space Research Organisation's Satellite Centre in Bangalore. He had some of the major contributions during his 36 years of service in the space agency. <mask> was the leader of the innovators list. His works can be found in the textbooks of the Tamil Nadu Board of Secondary Education. He obtained a bachelor's degree in engineering in 1980 from Government College of Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India, and a master's degree in engineering in 1982.He joined in 1982. The original contributions to INSAT systems maintenance were made by the mission director of INSAT missions. Mars Orbiter Mission India's first mission to Mars, the Mars Orbiter Mission, or Mangalyaan, reached the planet on 24 September 2014, completing its 300-day journey. The project for a Mars mission was approved by the government in August 2012. The project took over a year to be implemented. The Mars Orbiter Mission was launched from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre on the country's east coast. After travelling 670 million kilometres, the mission will now study the surface features, geology, mineralogy and Martian atmosphere to better understand the climate, geology, origin and evolution of life on the planet.It is the most cost effective of all the missions sent to the planet by any other country. India's first mission to the Moon was launched by the Indian Space Research Organisation. There was an impactor on the lunar exploration mission. The modified version of the PSLV C11 was launched by India on October 22, 2008. India joined a group of Asian nations in exploring the Moon after the

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texts: mission. On November 8, 2008, the vehicle was inserted into the moon. During the period 2004–2008, as the project director for Chandrayaan I, he led a team of engineers and scientists that designed and developed the project to carry instruments from ISRO and NASA to accomplish simultaneous chemical, mineralogical, resource and topographic mapping of the entire.The budget was granted and the project was realised. He has paved the way for the future of Indian planetary missions and set an example for international co-operation. The coveted Space Pioneers award for science and engineering was given by the 28th International conference on Space development in Florida USA in 2009. <mask> was the director of the Satellite Centre in Bangalore. The centre is responsible for building state of the art satellites for communication, remote sensing, navigation, space science and interplanetary missions. In his tenure as Director of the centre he has overseen making, launching and operationalisation of 30 state of the art satellites. He uses both positions effectively for the development of science and technology at the state and national level, starting from science out reach at school level to guiding some high end. Dr <mask> had various responsibilities during his 36 years of service.Prior to becoming the Centre Ditector, he was the programme director for IRS&SSS, which was involved in many Indian Remote Sensing missions. He was the Mission Director for India's National Communication satellite missions. He was a member of the task team. He is the author of several research papers. One of the highest civilian awards in India has been received by Annadurai. The Rajyotsava Prashasti was awarded by the government of Karnataka. Doctor of Science, DSc (Honoris Causa) is an award from universities and academia.The college of technology

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texts: has a distinguished alumni award. The Salem Jewel of GCT was awarded the Sir CV Raman Award-2010 by Periyar University. Sathyabama University won the National Science and Technology Award. The Diamond Jubilee Award was given to Annadurai for his outstanding Contributions to Systems analysis and Space systems management. He received a citation for his contribution to the INSAT systems Mission management in 2003 and for his contribution to the Indian Space Program in 2007. The team leader of Chandrayaan-1 won a team excellence award from the Indian Space Research Organization. The Best Tamil Scientist Award was given 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780The Lifetime achievement award, 2015, SRV Schools, Trichy Tamilan Award, 2016 for Science and Technology, and the Life Time Achievement Award in the field of science were given. The Tamil Ma-mani award is from Tirupur Tamil Sangam. The Tamil Achiever Award was given by the Bharathi Tamil Sangam. There is an example to the Youth Award. The Kalingarayar Award was given by Kongu Charitable Trust in Tamil Nadu. He has written five books in Tamil. The book " Kaiyaruke Nila" has won a literary award.There are External links to Speeches and Videos of Dr. <mask>


title: Douglas Denoff

texts: A seven-time Tony Award-Nominated Broadway theatre producer, writer and entrepreneur is <mask>. He received his first Grammy Award nomination in 2012 and won the Drama Desk Award as a producer. He develops and produces new musicals and plays that can be successful on Broadway, as well as in regional theatres and touring companies. <mask> was a co-producer of "Slave Play" on Broadway. <mask> co-produced "Sea Wall/A Life", which had a limited 9-week run at the Hudson Theatre. Both plays received Tony nominations. There was a limited run of Slave Play at the August Wilson Theatre.The musical "Pretty Woman" was co-produced by <mask> and opened in August of last year. There will be productions in London in February 2020 and a north American tour in 2020. The lead producer of the new Broadway musical entertainment is <mask>. The dancers from American Dance Machine for the 21st Century recreated the best of Broadway's best dance routines. The show will open on Broadway in 2022. The first revival on Broadway since 1982 of "The Pirates of Penzance" will be produced by <mask> and Larry Hirschhorn. The new musical "Diana" is based on the life of Princess Diana and was written by Joe DiPietro and David Bryan.The opening night of Diana on Broadway will be announced in 2021. The new musical "Little Dancer” will premiere at the Fifth Avenue Theatre on March 22. The critically acclaimed revival of Harvey Fierstein's "Torch Song" was co-produced by <mask> and was nominated for a Tony Award. The play was directed by Moises Kaufman and starred Michael Urie and Mercedes Reuhl. The new play

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texts: "American Son" was co-produced by <mask>. The limited engagement starred Kerry Washington, Stephen Pasquale, Eugene Lee and Jeremy Jordan and was directed by Kenny Leon. "American Son" ran from November 4 to January 27 and is being adapted for film.<mask> received his 4th Tony nomination for his work in "John Leguizamo's Latin History For Morons", which he co-produced on Broadway. Mr. Leguizamo received a Special Tony Award for his work. <mask> was represented on Broadway in 2016 as a co-producer of the hit revival of "Fiddler On The Roof" at the Broadway Theatre, for which he received his third Tony nomination as a coproducer, and also co-produced David Mamet's "China Doll" Two-time Tony winner Joe DiPietro had a hit play in 2015, which was produced by <mask>. The play was directed by David Saint and starred Marlo Thomas, Kate Weatherhead, and George Merrick. The musical Nice Work If You Can Get It was co-produced by <mask> and Matthew Broderick and received a Tony nomination. <mask> received his first Tony nomination in 2008 as a producer of "The 39 Steps", a hit comedy which ran over three years and 1135 performances on Broadway.The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846

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title: Douglas Denoff

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title: Douglas Denoff

texts: strike.He salvaged an unused multi-line phone system for his own use while working from home. He formed Dencom Systems, Inc., a company that installed business phone systems for commercial clients in the Los Angeles area, after being asked if he could install a similar system for another businessman. The company guarantees a 1-hour emergency service response. It assumed the service contracts of competitors who left the industry. Magazine as one of the 500 fastest-growing companies in the US, Dencom grew to over 20 employees in Santa Monica. <mask> formed Fibernet, Inc. to resell the long-distance services of major carriers. Fibernet quickly became a flourishing business by offering discounts on the telephone systems to Dencom customers in return for term contracts on the monthly long-distance services.<mask> began to downsize the companies in 2003 in order to relocate to New York City and return to a creative career. <mask> is a member of The Broadway League, The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, and The Recording Academy. Sam Levey's first wife was the son of television writer/producer Bernice <mask>. From his father's second marriage to Sharon Shore, he has one full sister and two half siblings. He attended nursery school at the Hunter College Elementary School. His family moved to Los Angeles when he was young. He attended Beverly Hills High School and El Rodeo Elementary School, where he worked in the theatre department.He studied English and Computer Science at UCLA. The Broadway-cast-staff can be found at:

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