title: Jessica Gomes

texts: Outfitters and Victoria's Secret, and appeared on the cover of Biba. She was the face of Sean John's Unforgivable fragrance. She has appeared in ads for Jay-Z. She was in an ad campaign with Lee Min-ho.She was the cover girl for a magazine. On Friday 22 March, <mask> was appointed as the fashion ambassador for Australian retail giant David Jones, replacing Miranda Kerr. She made her runway debut for Jones that July. She launched a lipgloss named <mask> Pink after becoming the face of Enprani Cosmetics. The editorials for the Australian and Vietnamese editions ofHarper's Bazaar were shot by <mask>. In the Ask Men's international poll of "world's most desirable women", <mask> was listed at number 34, 8 and 94. She is ranked number 8 in the Australia Hot 100 of 2012 and number 25 in the Maxim Top 25 Hottest Females of 2012She was listed at number 6. She appeared in eight Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issues by 2015. She was part of a record group of seven "rookie" Swimsuit Issue models. She was featured in a bodypainting layout as a canvas for a body-paint artist. She had surpassed all models of Asian heritage by the time of her fifth Swimsuit issue. In 1997, when he was a student at the modeling school, he appeared as an extras in the Australian miniseries The adventures of the Bush Patrol. She studied acting at the studio.Her Chinese-Portuguese heritage has contributed to her popularity in the Asian market, and in 2009, her reality TV-show My Name Is <mask> was launched on the English language South Korean television network On Style. She was chronicled in the

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texts: second season of the show. She made her dancing debut in the Korean version of Dancing with the Stars. She was third that season. In the 14th episode of the 7th cycle of Germany's Next Topmodel, <mask> assisted the candidates how to do jumping poses in fashion editorials. In addition to the films Once Upon a Time in Venice, Father Figures, and Tigertail, which starred Owen Wilson and John Cho, <mask> appeared in the film Transformers: Age of Extinction. There are a lot of East Coast Hip Hop connections.In January of 2012 it was revealed that <mask> was the voice behind saying the name of Rick Ross's label at the beginning of certain tracks. She is mentioned in the GOOD Fridays song "Christian Dior Denim Flow". A promotional celebrity challenge racing event was held by Mazda in conjunction with the Australian Grand Prix. In 2015, he starred in a music video. Bianca was a successful model in Australia and overseas before <mask> began modeling seriously. The first non-white model to appear on the cover of a US fashion magazine is one of her role models. The day before he died, she dined with him in New York.In 2005, the two of them lived in New York City. She used to attend La Salle College. She lived in New York at the time of her Swimsuit Issue debut. In 2015, <mask> dated a rugby player and in 2016 he dated an actor. In the year of 2021, he was linked with a player from the Australian Football League. There are models of Chinese descent in Western Australia, as well as models of Hong Kong descent, Australian people of Portuguese descent, and Singaporean

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title: Edwin Chadwick

texts: The Poor Laws in England were reformed under the leadership of Sir <mask>B, who is considered to be an English social reformer. His views were largely ignored after he held minor positions, but he was most active between 1832 and 1854. The use of scientific surveys to identify all phases of a complex social problem was pioneered by Chadwick. He was born at Longsight, Manchester, on January 24, 1800. He was a young child when his mother died. He was exposed to political and social ideas by his father, who was considered to be an advanced liberal politician. His grandfather was a close friend of the Methodist theologian.He studied until he was 10 at a boarding school in Stockport, where he began his education at a small school. When his family moved to London in 1810, Chadwick continued his education with the help of private tutors, his father and a great deal of self-teaching. His father remarried in the early 1820s and his younger half-brother was a baseball icon. At 18 years old, he decided to pursue a career in law. He attended law school at The Temple in London. He became a barrister on November 26, 1830. He was called to the bar without independent means and sought to support himself by literary work such as his work on 'Applied Science and


title: Edwin Chadwick

texts: an inspector employed by the Board, and then proceed without the need for a local Act to approve the work. He made sure that the inspectors shared his views on glazed sewer pipes, constant water supply and arterial drainage.They worked hard to make sure districts considered comprehensive schemes for water supply, drainage and sewerage. If 10% of rate payers sign a petition, an inspector can be requested to attend. If the death rate of a district exceeded 23 per 1000, the Board could hold an inquiry and formed a local Board if there was support, but withdrew tactfully if there was opposition. 13 combined water supply, sewerage and drainage schemes had been completed under the legislation after they received requests for inspections from 284 towns. J. M. Rendel called <mask>'s ideas "sanitary humbug" and Robert Stephenson hated the idea of pipes. The designer of London's trunk sewer network spoke out against glazed sewer pipes. There was growing opposition to what was seen as central control by the Board.Hawksley made serious complaints against Chadwick and one of the Board's inspectors to a Select Committee of the House of Commons after the rift between them became open hostility. Hawksley and James Simpson formed a private enterprise society to


title: Edwin Chadwick

texts: bureaucratic oppression. The views are not universally held. In their assessment of <mask>'s economic policies in 2012 Ekelund and Price wrote, "Chadwick is an almost singular progenitor of public health in the UK and elsewhere." The one hundredth anniversary of his death in 1990 and the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the first Public Health Act in 1868 were important occasions for him in the United States and abroad.His prowess in Sanitation Engineering has been noted. One of the two or three most important policy makers of the 19th century England was <mask>. Further reading Finer, S.E. Works References Attribution: Bibliography Hamlin, Christopher, excerpted from the life and times of Sir <mask>. Hanley, James, is the author of Public Health & Social Justice in the Age of Chadwick: Britain, 1800-1854. There is poverty of statistics. The medical history was 21+.Priti, online. There is a book called "<mask>'s Self-Fashioning: Professionalism, Masculinity, and the Victorian Poor." Victorian Literature and Culture was published in 2004. Lewis and Mandler wrote about the public health movement. The online edn of the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography was accessed on 25

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title: Jai (actor)

texts: <mask> is an actor and musician. <mask>, the nephew of noted composer Deva and the cousin of Srikanth Deva, made his acting debut in Bagavathi. He was successful in auditioning for a leading role in Chennai 600028. <mask> was praised for his performance in the movie. <mask> received praise for diverse roles, including a villager on holiday in Goa, a timid factory worker, and a customer care executive in Raja Rani, which became his biggest commercial successful film. He made his film debut as a singer. <mask> stated that music was close to his heart and that it influenced him in his growing years.He finished his education in Valasaravakkam. He said that he likes to be involved in the music compositions of his films and that he completed fifth grade in keyboard at Trinity College London. He has called himself a huge fan of Yuvan Shankar Raja's work, saying that he has "often dreamt of surpassing his work as a composer someday". In an interview with Ananda Vikatan, he confirmed that he has been practicing Islam for seven years and is thinking of changing his name to Ajeesh <mask>. I am following an islam for the last 7 years, says an actor. <mask> was set to make his debut in a lead role in a remake of the Telugu film 6 Teens, but the film remained unfinished despite being complete. He was supposed to feature in two films, but neither film came to fruition.Several other offers came his way, but <mask> was adamant that he earn his place in the film, rather than being chosen on the basis that he was music composer Deva's nephew. He concentrated on his career in music, working for his cousins Srikanth Deva and Bobo Shashi in Deva's films. <mask> was recommended to try out for a role in Chennai 600028 by his friend Yugendran. He was the last actor to be considered for the eleven lead roles in the film. The success of the film began an association with Venkat

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texts: Prabhu and <mask> has collaborated in multiple ventures with him. After seeing Sasikumar at Deva's residence, <mask> was selected to play a leading role in the film, which was to be produced by Ameer. <mask> grew a long beard to reflect the 1980s look for the film, which was set in a Madurai village of the 1980s.Critics praised <mask>'s performance in the film, with a reviewer noting that he "lives the role" and that <mask> is the romantic killer. Rediff.com is a website. 25 August 2016 He helped plan a scene that would feature several actors from their first films, after he was unable to appear in a role in Saroja due to his long beard. <mask> tried to make a career as an actor in commercial films after making a switch from acting in off-beat films. In March 2009, <mask> ran into trouble for making controversial comments about the potential box office fare of his future films. The actor, who was filming for Vaamanan, Aval Peyar Thamizharasi, Adhe Neram Adhe Idam, and Arjunan Kadhali, said that the rest would become financial failures.The producer of <mask>'s films wanted to take action against him for making irresponsible and damaging statements about his own films. He was told to finish his assignments before he could start work on any other project. <mask> was rescued from the ban by the film's producer. A critic noted that <mask> has got it all in his first commercial role in Vaamanan. His performance was described as "commendable" despite the film not replicating the commercial success of his previous ventures. A reviewer noted that <mask> "looks like he really doesn't want to be in this film at all", as Adhe Neram Adhe Idam opened to unanimous negative reviews. He played a villager in Venkat Prabhu's romantic comedy, which was released in 2010.The project was delayed due to <mask>'s ban from films, but he once again grew a beard to portray his

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title: Jai (actor)

texts: character. Despite positive hype surrounding the film prior to release, it only won average reviews and collections at the box office. He appeared in Aval Peyar Thamizharasi with different looks to reflect his character's growth, with the main ones being that of an eighteen-year-old boy and a twenty-eight-year-old man. He gained and lost weight to look like a school boy in his late twenties for the film. <mask>'s performance was praised by the critics, but the film did not fare well at the box office. His performance in the romantic film Kanimozhi was described as endearingly likeable and that he had come out with a natural performance, but the film failed commercially. <mask> admitted that he had chosen to feature in films without considering the true scope of its potential success in order to avoid a long gap between releases.He has chosen to associate himself with big banner films rather than ventures by debut production houses in order to ensure that his films are well publicized prior to release. After his string of failures, <mask> signed up to play a role in AR Murugadoss's debut production, after being impressed by Saravanan's script. Portraying a timid working class professional, his role was well received and the film performed well at the box office. The highlight of the film is its lead actors Anjali, Ananya, <mask>, and Sharwanand who live the role of the characters they play. After being convinced by the film's climax, <mask> accepted the offer to play a secondary role in Raja Rani. He mentioned that he wanted to portray a memorable guest role like that of Karthik in Mani Ratnam's Mouna Raagam, and worked hard to get into the skin of his character, Surya, taking close to ten takes in certain scenes. <mask>'s second release of the year was a fantasy comedy, where he played a Siddha doctor who becomes deserted on an island after a bachelor

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texts: party with his friends.The film opened to mixed reviews and became an average grosser at the box office. Rediff.com was online on December 3, 2013). 25 August 2016 <mask> featured as the lead actor in recent work, as opposed to multi-starrer films, despite limited success. The comedy film Vadacurry opened to positive reviews from critics and performed well at the box office, with a critic noting: "<mask> is good with romance and comedy, so the role is perfect for him". His subsequent releases, including Aascar Films' romantic-comedy Thirumanam Ennum Nikkah, where the former performed average and the latter performed poorly at the box office, received negative reviews. His two releases in 2016 were average at the box office.T. Siva spoke out against <mask> for failing to promote his films despite his lack of fame. In Chennai 600028 II, <mask> reprised his role of Raghu from the original film, earning him critical and commercial praise. The story centered around the reunion of the old cricket team for the wedding of <mask>'s character, and opened to positive reviews in December 2016 with critics stating that <mask> made a good comeback. <mask> played an IT worker who is unlucky in love in the film. Mammootty's debut in Malayalam Cinema was released in April 2019. Next, there is a romantic horror film. His 25th film was Capmaari.<mask> is a car racer. He said he was inspired by a Tamil actor to get into racing. He participated in his first car racing tournament in June of 2014, at the Irungattukottai Race Track in Sriperumbudur. <mask> was arrested for driving a car under the influence of alcohol and hitting a divider. The actor was booked after his vehicle rammed a median. The police recommended that his license be canceled. External links 1984 births Actors from Chennai Convert to Islam Indian male film actors Indian Muslims Living people Male actors in

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title: Johann Jakob Bachofen

texts: Bachofen was a professor for Roman law at the University of Basel from 1841 to 1845. The title of Bachofen's seminal 1861 book Mother Right: an investigation of the religious and juridical character of matriarchy in the Ancient World is often connected with his theories about prehistoric matriarchy. The source of human society, religion, morality, and decorum can be seen in the documentation assembled by Bachofen. He thought of an archaic "mother-right" within the context of a Matriarchal religion. The field of feminist theology and "matriarchal studies" was started in the 1970s by Bachofen and other 20th-century theories of matriarchy. Bachofen studied in Berlin under August Boeckh, Karl Ferdinand Ranke and Friedrich Carl von Savigny, as well as in Gttingen, where 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 He studied in Paris, London and Cambridge after finishing his doctorate.He retired early in 1845 and published most of his works as a private scholar, despite being called to the chair for Roman law in 1841. <mask> is buried in a cemetery. Hetaerism: a wild nomadic 'tellurian' phase, characterized by him as communistic and polyamorous, is one of the four phases of cultural evolution. The matriarchal 'lunar' phase was typified by the emergence of mystery cults and law.


title: Johann Jakob Bachofen

texts: India and Central Asia was translated by David Partenheimer. "Elis", "The Epizephyrian Locrians", and "Lesbos" were translated by David Partenheimer. Mantinea, Pythagoreanism and Subsequent Doctrines, and The Cantabri were translated by David Partenheimer.The Verlag Philipp von Zabern is in Mainz. A. G. is a gender- killer. There is an ed. The Antisemitismus und Geschlecht was written in 2005. The Mythos of the Matriarchat: ber Bachofens Mutterrecht und die Stellung von Frauen in Frhen Gesellschaften. "Basle, Bachofen and the Critique of Modernity in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century" was published in the Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes. Lionel, 136–185.The American Philosophical Society published "Orpheus Philologus: Bachofen versus Mommsen on the Study of Antiquity" in 1983. Rassenmutter und Rebellin: Hexenbilder in Romantik, vlkischer Bewegung, Neuheidentum und Feminismus was written by Felix. W: Knigshausen and Neumann. "<mask> Bachofen und die Mutterrechtstheorie" was written by Rattner, Danzer and Gerhard. 9–28 in: Europische Kulturbeitrge. Wrzburg: Knigshausen & Neumann External


title: Johnny Crowley (Gaelic footballer)

texts: John is a Kerry county team player and a former Irish football forward. In 1997 to 1999 he was a member of the East Kerry team that won three consecutive Kerry Senior Football Championship titles. During one of the club's most successful eras, he had a lot of success with Glenflesk. He won 5 East Kerry Senior Football Championships as well as a Kerry Club Football Championship in 2000. He lined up in the 2002 Cork Senior Football Championship final for Bishopstown when they lost out to Nemo Rangers. Kerry first played for the county's Vocational Schools team in the early '90s with the Intercounty career Schools, Minor, Under 21 and Junior. He won All Ireland titles with them in 1992 and 1993 after wins of Offaly and Wicklow.He played for the Kerry minor team but had little success. He was on the Under 21 panel in 1994. In the only game of the championship, Kerry lost out to Cork. He joined the junior team in 1994. He won his first title with a 1-point win over Clare. Kerry faced Galway in the All Ireland final. Kerry got his first All Ireland medal at junior level when he ran out easy winners on a 0–15 to 0–06 score.After the disappointment of the first round loss to Cork in 94, Kerry regrouped and won three games in a row to win the Under 21 title. 2 points from <mask> helped his side to a 2–06 to 1–05 win and a place in the All Ireland final. The sides would have to meet again, after Kerry ran out 3–10 to 1–12 winners, in a game that was to be the


title: Johnny Crowley (Gaelic footballer)

texts: only one where <mask> failed to score. Over the course of the campaign, he scored 0–11. In 1995 he played in all of Kerry's games in the campaign of the National Football League. He played his first championship game at Right Half forward and scored a point in an easy win over Limerick. Kerry's 7 goals in the next round were enough for them to book a place in the Munster final for the first time in 22 years.They faced Cork in the final. The Kingdom was defeated 0–15 to 1–09 by the Rebels. He finished his first season as a Kerry senior with a personal tally of 2–02 from 3 games. <mask> was limited to four league games in 1996 due to injury. He scored off the bench in Kerry's opening round win. He didn't play a part in Kerry's win over Waterford in the semi-finals. Despite not getting on the score sheet, Kerry still ran out 0–14 to 0–11 winners and claimed their first Munster title since 1991.He was in the starting 15 for the semi-final. Croke Park outing ended in a surprising 2–13 to 1–10 loss. The Kerry player appeared in all of Kerry's league games up to the semi-final win over Laois. Kerry defeated Cork to win the title. For the third year in a row, <mask>'s side faced Tipperary and he scored a goal once more off the bench. The other semi-final saw a surprise win over Cork by Clare. He scored a point off the bench as he picked up a second title.He didn't play in the All Ireland semi-final as Kerry made up for the previous year's loss. Kerry

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title: Johnny Crowley (Gaelic footballer)

texts: appointed captain of the Kerry team. He missed out on the Q/F loss to Meath because he played in seven of Kerry's league games.For the first time in his career, he wouldn't face Tipperary in the Munster championship, missing out on Kerry's first-round win. He scored 2 goals in the semi-final win over Clare. Another final with Cork was set up by this. Kerry lost out on a 2–10 to 2–06 score on a wet day in Cork. The Kingdom finished with 2 points from 2 games. Kerry lost out to Meath in the semi-finals of the league in 2000. He scored a point in Kerry's 2–15 to 1–13 win over Cork in the Munster semi-finals.For the second time in 4 seasons, a final date with Clare. Kerry won the Munster title with a 3–15 to 0–08-point victory. This set up a semi- final with Armagh. The sides finished level at 2–11 each time. After extra time, Kerry just got over the line on a 2–15 to 1–15 score, with <mask> scoring a point. The All Ireland final was set up by this. The sides ended the game at 0–14 each.The man helped himself 2 points. In the replay, he scored 0–03 as Kerry ran out 1–10 to 0–17 winners, giving him his second All Ireland medal. He had 1–11 from six games. In 2001 he played one league for Kerry. The game was against Louth. He was back for the championship opener. Kerry won by 3–17 to 1–04.It was the fifth and final goal of the game. The meeting with Limerick was set up by this. In what was only his second time facing the Shannon siders, <mask>'s side ran


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texts: out comfortable winners on a 1-15 to 0–10 score. The old rivals will meet in the final. Kerry won the game by a score of 0–19 to 1–13. The first quarter-finals of the football championship were held in 2001. Dublin defeated Kerry in Thurles.The two sides hadn't met since the '70s and '80s. Maurice Fitzgerald scored from the sideline at the end of the game to give the game a draw. He finished the game with 3 points. Kerry won the replay by a 2–12 to 1–12 score. Kerry were confident when they faced Meath, who needed a replay to beat Westmeath in their Q/F tie. Kerry's heaviest championship defeat was by Meath, who ran out easy winners on a 2–14 to 0–05 score. He finished the year with an All Star and 2–15 in six games.<mask> only made three league appearances in 2002 as he struggled with early-season fitness. In the first-round game with Limerick, he scored 0–02 in a 0–14 to 1–07 win, setting up a Munster semi-final with Cork. The sides would have to meet again after the 0–08 score on a wet day in Killarney. Cork won the replay on a 0–15 to 1–09 score. It was the first time in 22 championship games that <mask> failed to score. Kerry faced Wicklow at championship level for the first time. He would play for the rest of the year after starting on the bench for the first time in 20 championship games.He came on and scored a point in a 5–15 to 0–07 win. This will be the first championship meeting for Kerry. Kerry had another comfortable win, this time on a


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texts: 2–15 to 0–04 score, with <mask> once again appearing off the bench and scoring two points. Kildare had lost in the Leinster final. Kerry defeated Kildare by 2–10 to 1–05 in the first championship meeting between the sides since 1998. Kerry will host a Q/F tie with All Ireland champion Galway. The Kingdom ran out comfortable winners on a 2–17 to 1–12 score, and <mask> appeared off the bench but failed to score.There will be a historic first championship meeting in Croke Park. Kerry defeated the Rebels on a 3–19 to 2–07 score. The All Ireland final was set up by this. Kerry looked to be in control when they led at half time, but an early second-half goal saw the Ulster side claim a first All Ireland victory. When he appeared as a sub, he played as an impact sub with 0-09 from nine games. The previous few seasons, <mask> played a limited part in the league, appearing in only three games. He scored 2 points in Kerry's 1–10 win over Tipperary in the Munster championship semi-final.It was to be his last game against the premier county, a team he had played six times in championship football, and the only one he played more and level with. <mask> had only faced one side before, that of Limerick. Kerry ran out 1–11 to 0–09 winners, with <mask> scoring a point off the bench to give him a sixth medal. The Q/F clash was set up by this. Kerry ran out 1–21 to 3–10 winners, despite the fact that they only scored three goals. Kerry's opponent in the semi-final would

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texts: a single season. In an intercounty career that lasted from 1995 to 2004, <mask> played in 46 championship games and scored 12 goals. He played a big part in helping Kerry win a number of titles. Cork played 10 times and scored 0–13 while Tipperary played 6 times and scored 6 times. He played in the semi-final for the team that lost out to Leinster in 1996.Muster lost by a point to Connacht in the semi-finals. He was a sub again as Munster lost in 98 to Leinster. In 2000 he was again Full Forward, but this time he was beaten by Connacht. This was his last game with the team. The Irish international rules teams went to Australia in 2001. Ireland won the series by a 130 to 105 margin. There are references to this story on the archives.t


title: Blanche Bruce

texts: <mask> was born into slavery in Virginia and went on to become a politician who represented Mississippi as a Republican in the United States Senate. He was the first African American senator to complete a full term. <mask> was born into slavery in 1841 in Prince Edward County, Virginia, near Farmville to <mask>, an African-American woman who served as a domestic slave. Pettison Perkins was her master. <mask> was educated with a legitimate half-brother by his father. He played with his half-brother when he was young. One source claims that his father arranged for an apprenticeship so he could learn a trade.<mask> said in an 1886 newspaper interview that he gained his freedom when he moved to Kansas during the Civil War. <mask> was a teacher and a student at Oberlin College in Ohio. He was a steamboat porter on the Mississippi River. He established a school for black children in Missouri in the 19th century. During Reconstruction, <mask> purchased a Mississippi Delta plantation near Cleveland in northwestern Mississippi. He owned several thousand acres in the Mississippi Delta. He was appointed to positions in Tallahatchie County before he was elected sheriff.He later became tax collector and supervisor of education in the county, as well as editor of a local newspaper. The Mississippi State Senate had a sergeant-at-arms. <mask> was the second African American to serve in the upper house of Congress. <mask> became the first African American to preside over the U.S. Senate on February 14, 1879. James Z. George, a Confederate Army veteran and member of the Democratic Party, was elected to succeed <mask>. <mask> was the first African American to win any votes for national office at a major party's nominating convention with eight votes for vice president at the Republican National Convention in Chicago. James A. Garfield narrowly won the election for the presidency.<mask> was the District of Columbia recorder of deeds from 1890 to 1893. There are persistent claims that his salary was $30,000 a year, but they are not substantiated by the primary records. He was a member of the District of Columbia Board of Trustees from 1892 to 1895. The March 5, 1897 meeting was to celebrate the memory of Frederick Douglass and the

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texts: American Negro Academy led by Alexander Crummell. He served as Register of the Treasury for a second time in 1897 and died of diabetes in 1898. On the <mask> plantation in Mississippi, black sharecroppers lived in "flimsy wooden shacks," working in oppressive conditions similar to those on white-owned estates. After his Senate term expired, <mask> remained in Washington, D.C., secured a succession of Republican patronage jobs and stumped for Republican candidates across the country.He owned a large summer home and presided over black high society. <mask> did not approve of the term "colored men," according to one newspaper. He said he was a Negro and proud of it. <mask> married Josephine Beall Willson on June 24, 1878, and the couple traveled to Europe for a four-month honeymoon. Their only child was born in 1879. He was named for the United States. Senator Conkling was <mask>'s mentor in the Senate.<mask> was listed on the list of 100 greatest African Americans. <mask> accepted the position of principal at the institute in the fall of 1899. During the summer break of his senior year at Harvard, Roscoe <mask> met Booker T. Washington and was offered the position of head of the Academic Department at Tuskegee. The residence of <mask> in the Shaw neighborhood was made a national historic landmark in 1975. A portrait of <mask> was commissioned by the U.S. Senate. The portrait of an African-American artist was unveiled in the Capitol in 2001. The African American Heritage Preservation Foundation unveiled a historical highway marker on March 1, 2006 that commemorates <mask>'s birthplace in Prince Edward County, Virginia.The Bruce School was ordered to be named in 1898 by the District of Columbia public school trustees. The Bruce School became Caesar Chavez Prep Middle School in 2009, named for Cesar Chavez. The integration of the Bruce School and James Monroe school took place in 1973. The old building was demolished in 2009, after the school was relocated to Park View. There is a list of African-American United States senators. The Southern Black Leaders of the Reconstruction Era was published in 1982. There were 1898 deaths of African-American farmers and African-American politicians during the Reconstruction

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title: François Mingaud

texts: Captain <mask> was an infantry officer who died in the Netherlands in 1847. He is credited as the inventor of the leather for a billiards cue, a "possibly not original idea" that he developed while imprisoned in Bictre Hospital for political outspokenness. The game of billiards was changed by this. He began to demonstrate his invention and spin technique in Paris after being released from prison. Part of his showmanship involved feigning extreme horror as the cue ball recoiled towards him after striking the object ball, and then persuading the audience that the balls should be seized and condemned because they were "tormented by a devil". By raising the cue vertically, he was able to perform what is now known as a shot. He was born in Le Cailar near Nmes in the Gard in France.He served as a captain in the army. He toured Europe and France after his release from prison. When he was 54, he had remarryed after he settled on the Hoogstraat. According to Billiards French archives, <mask> was arrested in the Netherlands for "involvement in the conspiracy of Cadoudal" and labeled an "adventurer whose presence in society can only be dangerous." The site of Bictre Hospital is where he was imprisoned. The Bastille is not the site of <mask>'s imprisonment according to many internet sources. The Bastille was destroyed during the French Revolution.In prison, <mask> was able to study the game of billiards. The design and playing technique of the leather tips were perfect for this age of simple wooden cues. A new practice of rounding off the entire tip was started in 1790. Some publications credit the invention

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title: François Mingaud

texts: of the leather cue tip with the practice of rounding off a cue's end, while others do not. The application of spin remained a hit or miss affair, with no fine control yet possible, and67531 where hard wood came in contact with slippery ivory. At the time an unknown artform, the application of or "twist" was at the time. In 1807, <mask> was released from Bictre.The cafés of Paris were where he began to demonstrate his invention. He developed 40 shots, including glancing blows, side-spin, backspin, topspin and the raised cue'massé' shots. The patrons of the cafes were astonished by the displays of control and manipulation of the cue ball that they had never seen before. After a short time, the cue tip innovation became the norm and rapid improvements in the game followed. In 1823 cue tips from Europe were introduced into the United States, but as their fame had long since preceded them, some domestic make were already in use. Carom billiards, requiring heavy manipulation of spin, became popular after the introduction of cue tips in France. He became known as the 'great master of the game' after his reputation grew rapidly.He became known as the great master of the game after a few years, according to Roberts on Billiards. He could cause his ball to follow with a break, screw and certainty. After contact with the red, the white ball recoiled upon him. He dropped the cue and summoned the waiter, who told him that the ball ran backwards when he pushed it forward. In reply to the spectators' pleas, <mask> attempted another stroke, but with the same result. The balls were seized and condemned as

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title: François Mingaud

texts: "tormented by a devil", Invention of the Massé shot was also credited with the discovery that by raising the cue vertically, to the position adopted by the mace, similar to a light-weight golf club. He could perform a shot.The book Noble Jeu de Billard was published in Paris in 1823. The game of billiards is called the Noble Game of Billiards. It contained precise instructions for performing 70 strokes and 43 copper-plate images. The Billiards table manufacturer John Thurston of 14 Catherine Street published this book in English in 1830. The Noble Game of Billiards was published in English and has excited the admiration of most of the Europeans. There are only two copies of the original work known to exist in the US, one in the Library of Congress and the other at the University of Notre Dame. There is a free version of the second edition of the translation.The churchyard at Kralingen-Crooswijk is where he was buried in 1847. The red ball used in carom billiards is referred to as Mingo in Spanish. It is named after a man. In the 1990s, Cees Sprangers, Dongen, The Netherlands, began to research the 'lost mystery' that <mask> had become. His results were published in the Dutch monthly magazine 'Biljart' in May 1991 and November 1992 and in Victor Stein and Paul Rubino's Billiard Encyclopedia in 1994. He gave a lot of information about <mask>'s life, including his first name, his personal history, and his role in the invention of the leather cue tip. Roberts on Billiards by John Roberts (Senior) was published in 1869.The inventors of sports and the French Army officers who were involved in carom


title: Flor Contemplacion

texts: the Cairo Film Festival in 1995 was won by the film The Flor Contemplacion Story, which was released by Viva Entertainment. The story of the victim, starring Gina Alajar in the role of Delia Maga, was featured in another film. Jesus, please pray for us! Carlo J. Caparas directed the film. In 1995 there was a documentary film called Bagong Bayani, which was directed by Tikoy Aguiluz. Helen Gamboa was the one who played the character of <mask> Contemplacion and the one who played the character of Delia Maga. An episode of GMA Network's crime documentary program, Case Unclosed, featured the case of the man.The aftermath of <mask>'s family after her death was dramatized on GMA Network's drama anthology series. The episode was titled "Life After the Death of Flor Contemplacion". There are references to Capital Punishment in Singapore Filipinos in Singapore Philippines-Singapore relations. The Far Eastern Economic Review is a journal. There are glasses with roses on March 30, 1995. The Far Eastern Economic Review is a journal. The Filipina was executed as a Hero.The Far Eastern Economic Review is a journal. The Philippines: autopsy conflict was reported in the region. The Far Eastern Economic Review is a journal. The Philippines is being briefed on the Singapore Reopens Case. The Far Eastern Economic Review is a journal. The fight for flor took place on March 24, 1995 In Asiaweek, p. 27.March 31, 1995 is the date of The Furor Over Flor. In Asiaweek, p. 36. Lessons from the Case of Flor Contemplacion are from Beyond the Rage. The p. 17 is from Asiaweek. The President's political concerns over a Hanged Maid were the subject of The Fallout From Flor. In Asiaweek, p. 30. The movie "Savage Blows" was released on April 14, 1995.In Asiaweek, p. 33. On April 28, 1995, there were more repercussions from flor. In Asiaweek, p. 34. The 20th-century executions of Filipino people abroad and in Singapore resulted in the deaths of

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title: Telli Hasan Pasha

texts: <mask>vi was the fifth Ottoman beylerbey (vali) of Bosnia and a notable Ottoman Bosnian military commander who led an invasion of the Habsburg Kingdom of Croatia during the Ottoman wars. He was born into the Serbian Predojevi clan. According to Muvekkit Hadihuseinovi, he was born in Luci Palanka, in the Bosanska Krajina region. The birthplace has been named after it. His family came from the area. An Ottoman sultan wrote in a book that he wanted 30 small Serb children to be sent to Ottoman service, including the only son and nephew of Predojevi. After being taken to Constantinople as a foreign child and brought up in the Sultan's court, he was forced to convert to Islam and become the akircibaa.The Rmanj Monastery was renewed as a seat of <mask> <mask>'s brother, Serbian Orthodox monk Gavrilo Predojevi. He founded a mosque in Polje. During the rule of Murat III, he became Sanjak-bey of the Sanjak of Segedin and stayed there until June 1591. Beylerbey was appointed Governor-General of the Bosnia Eyalet in 1591. <mask>, a bellicose and dynamic military leader, strengthened the army of the Eyalet with better horses and a bridge at Gradika with the purpose of easier maneuvering between Bosnia and Slavonia. Without a declaration of war, <mask> attacked Habsburg Croatia and reached Sisak, but was repelled after 4 days of fighting. Much of the Moslavina region was seized by

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title: Telli Hasan Pasha

texts: the Ban of Croatia.The town of Ripa was taken by <mask> in the same year. The Ban declared a general uprising to defend the country in January 1592. These actions of the Ottoman regional forces seem to have been contrary to the interest and policy of the central Ottoman administration in Constantinople, and rather due to aims of conquest and organized plundering by the war-like Bosnian sipahi, although perhaps also under the pretext of putting an end to it. The Holy Roman Emperor sent his ambassador so he would beg because <mask>'s forces continued to raid the region, with the goal of seizing the strategically important town of Senj and its port, and to eliminate the Uskoci as well. The imperial ambassador was told that it was the Sultan's favourite to repel the Ottoman Empire's aggressions. <mask> felt encouraged enough to lead his forces towards Biha, which was conquered after eight days of siege. More than 2,000 people died in defense of the town, and an estimated 800 children were taken for Ottoman slavery to be educated in Islam and become janissaries, as <mask> had been himself.After placing a garrison in Biha, he gave the order to build two more fortresses in the area. The Ottoman Bosnian regional invading forces burned to the ground 26 cities throughout the Croatian Frontier and took 35,000 war captives. Predojevi ordered Orthodox Serbs to be settled in the

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texts: "whole region around Biha" from 1592 to 1593. After the fall of Biha, Vlachs by <mask>'s order settled the areas around Brekovica, Ripa, Ostrvica, Vrla Draga, and Sokolac. The central part of the Una river region (Pounje), around Brekovica, Ripa, Ostrovica and Vrla Draga, was home to some Turkish and Bosnian Muslim feudal landlords. After meeting little resistance, <mask> <mask>'s troops were able to capture numerous Uskoci settlements, where they enslaved or slaughtered the entire population. The Uskoci population was wiped out by his forces.The Sultan gave the title of "vizier" to the <mask> for his success. <mask> <mask> decided to go further into Croatia. His force of twenty-thousand was soundly defeated in his third attempt to conquer Sisak, in the battle that took place near by that fortified town, in which <mask> is generally reported to have died, alongside his brother Dafer Bey. The brave <mask> fell into the river with one of the bridges which had been cut to prevent the pursuit of the enemy. It was the result of a terrible day. The sacerdotal coat worn by the bishop during the Thanksgiving mass was made from his dress after he drowned in the river. The location of his grave is where a monastery was built after requests of a Predojevi.Baagi praises him as a great and fearless hero. Ottoman military personnel killed in action convert to Islam from Eastern

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title: Victor Ashe

texts: The United States Ambassador to Poland was <mask>. He was the mayor of Knoxville from 1987 to 2004. He is a Republican. The Ambassador to Poland ended his service on September 26, 2009. He attended public school in Tennessee where he was born. He attended the schools in Massachusetts and Connecticut. He graduated from Yale University with a degree in history.George W. Bush was a member of the Skull and Bones society at Yale. He graduated from the University of Tennessee College of Law in 1974. Before becoming an elected official, <mask> worked as an intern for Congressman Bill Brock and as a staff assistant for Senator Howard Baker. He was only 23 years old when he was elected to the Tennessee House of Representatives. After three terms in the State House, <mask> won the August 1974 Republican primary for a Tennessee Senate seat. The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that <mask> was ineligible to be the Republican nominee because he wouldn't meet the minimum age requirement of 30 on the day of the election. His mother was nominated by the GOP to replace him as the nominee.She was elected by the voters and promised to resign when she was 30. <mask> was appointed to replace her and served nine years in the position. During the Vietnam War, he was a member of the United States Marine Corps Air Reserves. From 1985 to 1987 he was the Executive Director of the Americans outdoors commission. He ran against Al Gore in 1984 for the U.S. Senate. Five years ago, Edward McAteer founded the Religious Roundtable, a pro-Reagan Christian right organization, after changing his affiliation from Republican to Independent. The mayor of Knoxville was elected in

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title: Victor Ashe

texts: 1987.He was the longest serving mayor in the city's history. Knoxville's civic and financial footing was improved by the initiatives led by the mayor. The building of a convention center was one of the initiatives focused on. Many residents said that the city of Knoxville did not offer enough amenities to attract would-be events or shows to a convention center. There were other initiatives such as sign and billboard control. During his time as mayor, the growth of minorities and women on boards was noted, as was the diversity within his administration. In 1998, he felt it was necessary to investigate the questionable deaths of three black men at the hands of police officers after he was unable to get the city council to institute a Police Advisory Review Committee.The black community was hostile towards the police department due to these deaths. The committee was established by executive order. The order was unanimously approved by the council three years later. At one point, the mayor threatened to put historic zoning restrictions on a building its owners wanted to demolish, as he favored preserving buildings that had possible historic value. During his time in office, parkland in the city was increased from 700 to and greenway was added. He initiated a program called "Penny for the Parks" to create a trust fund that would use a one cent tax and federal matching money to commit $250,000 a year for city parks, greenways and historic preservation. The American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration gave a medal to <mask> after he left office for his work on greenways and public parks.The city of Chem, Poland, was established as a


title: Victor Ashe

texts: sister city with the help of the US ambassador to Poland. Poles have a hard time getting work and tourist visas in the United States, which was one of the issues that the ambassador to Poland addressed. In 2005, Bush suggested that the visa rejection rate for Poles be lowered. Poland has a growing economy that offers many opportunities for US businesses. He is interested in having his own area of Knoxville and East Tennessee take advantage of such opportunities, and in 2005 he advised a group of 16 businesses to put together a trade mission to Poland. He was honoured by the President of Poland Lech Kaczyski with Commander's Cross with Star of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland for his contribution to Polish-American cooperation. He was decorated by the undersecretary of state in the President's Office.The Broadcasting Board of Governors is a body that supervises federal agencies which broadcast to foreign countries. According to a report by the Office of Inspector General, <mask> was criticized as a board member because of his tactics and personal attacks on colleagues and staff. He was referred to as a "former mayor," a description which fits only him. In his defense, he pointed to his support from labor, as he called the report "unwarranted, unfair and factually incorrect". In April 2020, <mask> announced his candidacy for the Yale Corporation on a platform of reform and taking into account alumni voices. <mask> and his wife, Joan née Plumlee, have two children together. Mason Plumlee is a professional basketball player.There are external links to the Victor Ashe Papers, the University of Tennessee, and the Tennessee House of

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title: Maggi McNellis

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title: Maggi McNellis

texts: on WABC-Radio in New York City for several years in the 1950s. She was the interviewer in many five-minute interview segments for radio news and other radio shows throughout the 1940s and 1950s. One of the ten best-dressed women in America was often described as the "ubiquitous personality in the early days of American television". In the 1940s and 1950s, she was seen in many print testimonials for various sponsors, such as Cafe DeLaPaix and Blatz Beer, as well as being a famous radio and television star.She hosted a variety show on the ABC network from August 15, 1948 to September 12, 1948. The television show was broadcasted on Sunday nights at 9:00 PM (EST). The room was set up to look like a nightclub. She would come over and talk to the people at the table. When it was half an interview show, you would get up and do something. There wasn't a nightclub like that in the world. They paid you $125, which seems like a lot for five minutes' work, but it really wasn't because a lot of people were seeing it, and you were ruining your act for club dates.In this television show named after her radio show, Maggi interviewed show business stars and other celebrities. It aired weekly on NBC from April 12 to July 2, 1949. In the first month, it was on the air in the Tuesday night time slot, and then on Saturdays from May 1949 onward. When the Leave It to the Girls radio show moved to television as a weekly show on the NBC network on April 27, 1949, <mask> <mask> became the host and

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title: Maggi McNellis

texts: moderated. The show began as a serious discussion of the problems of career women, but soon became a commentary on love, romance, and marriage from an almost-all female panel. The last NBC show was in 1951 and the last ABC show was in 1954. The daytime version of Maggi's show came on the air for a short time in 1961.The game of celebrity charades, originally broadcast locally on television in New York City in January 1949, became the weekly national NBC show Act It Out in 1951. It had actors and actresses from various Broadway productions as team members and was hosted by Ben Grauer. NBC broadcasted the first national show on January 6, 1951. The show moved to ABC in August 1951 and continued through February 1952 on Friday nights. In the Betty Hutton television special Satins and Spurs, she appeared as herself. She hosted local television shows in New York City that were patterned after her radio shows. The first book was How to Run a Successful Party: the Complete Handbook of Party Games, Quizzes, and Stunts, and the second was Party Games.During the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, Mrs. Newhouse was a hostess of charity fashion shows and as chairwoman of society balls. She was active in raising money for a number of organizations. She died at the age of 71 in New York City, at the same time as her husband died at the age of 66. She had a daughter, Meg, a brother, George, and two grandsons, Roger and Molly. On May 25, 1989 at the New York Times, there was an article titled "<mask>s, 71, TV


title: Larry Fast

texts: <mask> was born on December 10, 1951. His contributions to a number of popular music acts include Peter Gabriel, Foreigner, and Bonnie Tyler. <mask> grew up in Livingston, New Jersey and attended Lafayette College in Pennsylvania, where he obtained a degree in History. He melded his previous training in piano and violin with computer science to become interested in synthesized music and to build his own primitive sound-making electronic devices. He was introduced to Rick Wakeman, the keyboard player from the band Yes, during a local radio interview, and traveled to the UK to work with Yes on their 1974 album Tales from Topographic Oceans. He got a recording contract there. The project <mask> recorded a series of synthesizer music albums.Electronic Realizations for Rock Orchestra was the first album in the series. Like the previous albums in the series, it only used synthesizer and electronic instruments. Fast released eight more SynergyLPs on Passport Records, all of which were later re-released on CDs. There were ten additional tracks in the 1998 re-release of Semi-Conductor. The eleventh album in the series, Reconstructed Artifacts, was released in 2003 and contained completely new performances of select compositions from the previous albums. Rob Hubbard's scores for the C64 version of Zoids and Master of Magic, which were unofficial partial-covers of songs Ancestors and Shibolet, were based on two tracks from Audion (1981). Nobody played guitar in Synergy's first album.Sequencer says there are still no guitars. These are said to be a tongue-in-cheek response to statements that appeared on albums by the rock group Queen that they used no synthesizer. <mask>'s third Synergy album, Cords, states "Finally, guitars...sort of," which references the use of a Russ Hamm Guitar Synthesizer played by Pete Sobel. After several years of no

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title: Larry Fast

texts: releases, "Tower Indigo" was released in August of 2013). The albums are: 1975: Electronic Realizations for Rock Orchestra, 1976: Sequencer, 1978: Cords, 1979: Games. This will be his first studio album in twenty years. According to <mask>'s website, it will use mostly software synthesizers rather than the hardware he had been using.He has a lot of new material for the album. In addition to the Synergy albums, <mask> made contributions to musical projects headed by other people, providing much of the dominating synthesizer on their 1975 album Recycled. He was also known for his work with Peter Gabriel. He was part of the production team on Gabriel's albums from 1976 to 1986. The parts he recorded were not used. Intergalactic touring band was a concept album. On Kate Bush's 1980 album never for ever produced, the prophet synthesizer was played.The music was contributed to Carl Sagan's program. There were additional synthesizers on Foreigner's 1981 album 4. Bonnie Tyler had a single called "Total Eclipse of the Heart". The hit "She Went Pop" was produced by Iam Siam. The synthesizer was used on Annie Haslam's 1989 release. The score music was composed, arranged, and performed by David Bryan. The music for Tokyo DisneySea was created by me.Toured and recorded with bassist Tony Levin, who was an alumni of Peter Gabriel's band. In 2006 I was on a tour with the Tony Levin Band. <mask>'s wife had been working in the field for a while and he had done some work with designing listening devices for the hearing disabled. <mask> has several patents for audio distribution. Some of New Jersey's historic assets are being protected by a government group. <mask>'s biography and discography can be found on his official website. Interview with <mask> on Planet Origo 2004, interview with <mask> on innerviews 1997, and interview with <mask> on

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title: Belay Zeleke

texts: During the Italian occupation of Ethiopia from 1936 to 1941, <mask> was the leader of the Arbegnoch resistance movement. He led a five-year fight against Italian rule in Ethiopia. <mask> was born in 1912. His mother, Weyzero Taytu Asna, was a native of Sayint in Amhara Region, as was his father, <mask>w. Lij Eyasu gave <mask> father the title of Basha, and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals After the fall of Lej Eyasu, <mask> moved to his wife's residence in Caqqta, and later to Lamchan in Gojjam, where he killed a man. Zeleke was to be arrested by the Fitawrari.<mask>'s body was hung on a tree for a day in order to intimidate the local people after he was killed in the skirmish. The young Blay and his family and relatives were affected by this event. <mask> and his mother went to Caqqta with his brother. After mastering his father's rifle, <mask> began his career as a Shifta, hoping to avenge his father's death. The situation in Gojjam changed when fascist Italy invaded Ethiopia. At that time, <mask> and his followers were given the chance to fight for a good cause and legitimize their rebellion. They recruited the local people peacefully

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title: Belay Zeleke

texts: and forcefully.They captured a lot of firearms when they attacked the Italians. Italian attempts to subdue Belay Zeleke failed. Between 1937 and 1939 most of the districts in Eastern Gojjam were brought under the leadership of <mask>. Between 1937 and 1941, <mask> and the other patriots fought in 23 important battles at various locations. <mask> established his own administration by giving traditional titles and military ranks to the patriots. As Italy was defeated, <mask> reportedly had 40,000–45,000 people who presented themselves in a military parade in front of the emperor, singing war songs and heroic recitals. <mask> was rewarded with 12,000 Thalers and invited for a private talk by Selassie.The history of Belay Zeleke was dramatic after liberation. The governor of Bichina was supposed to keep Gojjam's nobility in check. Several districts that were previously under <mask>'s control were given to other noblemen. <mask>'s adversaries began to spread rumors that <mask> refused to accept government orders and revolted against the imperial administration. The troops from Gojjam, Wello and Shewa were sent to Bichena to arrest him. Together with his followers, <mask> fortified himself in Somma. After three weeks of fighting, some of his men were killed, some wounded, others weakened, and some defected, and <mask> was arrested and sentenced to life imprisonment.He was sentenced to death on the way to Goggam after he tried to escape from custody. The emperor confirmed the death

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title: Belay Zeleke

texts: penalty and <mask> and two of his brothers were hanged in January 1945. He had four sons and three daughters, and he died at 35. When Italians invaded Ethiopia, <mask> decided to fight. He ambush and killed most of the Italians in a convoy that was going from Debre Marqos to Bichena. He was successful in most of his fights with the Italians. Leul <mask> and Atse Begulbetu 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 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217The traditional titles given to <mask>'s followers were Qenyazmach, Dejazmach, Fitawrari, and Ras. His brother asked what title was left for him, as he had given all of his followers. He said that he didn't need a title as his mother had already called him <mask>. The British forces liberated Debre Marqos from the Italians in April 1941. After the Italians fled to Shoa, the Debre Marqos fell under the control of a man who asked <mask> to come and marry his daughter. The British forces confronted the man after he

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title: Belay Zeleke

texts: insisted on meeting Selassie. When <mask> arrived in Debre Marqos, General Wingate ordered him to stay away from the city at all costs.<mask> was appointed the governor of Bichena after the restoration of independence in 1941. His superiors wanted to appoint judges and other functionaries of their own, even though he tried to fill the position with his past comrades-in-arms. <mask> was accused of revolting against the Emperor's government by the superior Gojjam officials. When the parties were summoned to Ethiopia, he did not carry out the order. The Emperor sent an army to arrest <mask>, but he held out in a fortress. After losing many men, the Emperor dispatched a delegation to him with a promise that he would pardon him, but after <mask> surrendered, he was sentenced to death by a special commission. The Emperor confirmed <mask>'s death penalty, but later changed it to life imprisonment.He tried to escape from the compound of the Grand Palace after being imprisoned for a few years. They were brought to the royal court. <mask>, his brother Ejigu and other rebels were put to death in January 1945. native Ethiopia considers Dejazmach <mask> <mask> a hero. After <mask>'s hanging, the imperial government changed the taxation policy in Gojjam to the pre-war system. The major road and school in Ethiopia are named after him. <mask> <mask> Road is in Bahir Dar.References 1912 births 1945 deaths 20th-century Ethiopian politicians People from Amhara Region Anti-fascists 20th-century

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title: Morton Smith

texts: <mask> was an American professor of ancient history at Columbia University. He is best known for his reported discovery of the Mar Saba letter, a letter attributed to Clement of Alexandria containing excerpts from a Secret Gospel of Mark, during a visit to the monastery at Mar Saba in 1958. There are many names for this letter fragment. <mask> was born in Philadelphia on May 28, 1915. He received his bachelor's degree from Harvard College and his PHD from Hebrew University in Jerusalem. There is a degree in theology from Harvard. He became a teacher at Columbia University in 1957 after teaching at Brown University and Drew University.He was a lecturer in religion until 1990. He died of heart failure in New York City. When it came to religious debates, <mask> was known for his sharp wit. He made regular scholarly contributions in many fields, including but not limited to Greek and Latin classics. <mask> was seen as a dedicated scholar despite the accusations of forgery. He spent fifteen years studying the Secret Gospel. <mask> was on a trip to the holy land at the age of 26.He was stuck in Jerusalem because of the war and was given a tour of various places by a leader of the Greek Orthodox Church. <mask> was given access to the

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texts: libraries. <mask> was awarded a sabbatical after landing a teaching career at Columbia. <mask> returned to Mar Saba after taking a sabbatical and became very interested in the library. According to <mask>, the library was a mess when he first visited, and no one cataloged it. <mask> said he found the manuscript in the monastery and left the book where he found it. Due to various delays, his main publications on the discovery did not come out until 1973.There is a monastery overlooking the Kidron Valley in the West Bank. <mask> published a book in which he claimed to have found a previously unknown letter of Clement of Alexandria while cataloging documents in the summer of 1958. The letter is thought to be an ancient or medieval forgery by some scholars. In 1975, a lengthy article was published in the Catholic Biblical Quarterly, where it was suggested that <mask> had forged the document himself. <mask> issued a rebuttal that 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110

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title: Morton Smith

texts: 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 In 1985 he wrote Strange Tales Per Beskow of Lund. The publisher amended the offending paragraph after Smith threatened to sue for a million dollars.<mask> discusses the Mar Saba letter in the UK television documentary series, Jesus: The Evidence. <mask>'s contribution to Old Testament studies was contained in his Palestinian Parties and Politics That Shaped the Old Testament. <mask> used form criticism to reconstruct the social background to the Old Testament, and he proposed that there were two warring groups in ancient Israel, one of which worshiped many gods of which Yahweh was chief. In Judah, the Yahweh-alone party were a permanent minority and sometimes able to win over a king. The population at large, including most of the kings, remained polytheistic, worshiping the same gods as their neighbours. The idea of Yahweh as the only god of

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title: Morton Smith

texts: Israel finally triumphed in the post-Exilic period, but there was a new division between those who wanted the Jews to remain apart from their neighbours and those who wanted them to remain together. Modern Judaism emerged as a result of the modern version of the Hebrew Bible being written.<mask> was admired and feared for his ability to look at texts in new ways, to re-open old questions, to pose new questions, and to demolish received truths. He practiced the "hermeneutics of suspicion". His questions cannot be ignored, even though his answers are not always convincing. The Ancient Greeks (1960), Palestinian Parties and Politics That Shaped the Old Testament (1971), and Clement of Alexandria and a Secret Gospels of Mark (1973) are some of the books that have been published. Hope and History were studies in the cult of Yahweh. There is a new edition of Vol. 1.The historical method includes Ancient Israel and Ancient Judaism. There is a new edition of Vol. 2. The New Testament, Early Christianity, and Magic was edited by Shaye J. D. Cohen. The Society of Biblical Literature References has an award for Jesus the Magician. Scott G. Brown wrote Mark's Other Gospel. Scott G. Brown wrote "Factualizing the Folklore: Stephen Carlson's


title: Morton Smith

texts: case against <mask>."On-line available. The Secret Gospel of Mark was written by Peter Jeffery. The Fourth R 13:5 (2000) contains Secret Mark by Charles W. Hedrick. The manuscript has color plates. On-line available. The article: A Testimony, Journal of Early Christian Studies 11:2 was written by Charles Hedrick. The scholars saw the manuscript in the library.Is the Secret Gospel of Mark a modern forgery? <mask>'s complete English translation of the manuscript, his original photos of it, the Greek text, and plenty of background material can be found on this website. The second set of photographs done by the Jerusalem library were in color and have been published in a book called Secret Mark. American biblical scholars Critics of the Christ myth theory Columbia University faculty Harvard College alumni Hebrew University of Jerusalem alumni Brown University

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title: Kane Richardson

texts: <mask> is an Australian international cricketer who plays domestic cricket for South Australia. <mask> has played international cricket for Australia in both One Day Internationals and Twenty20 Internationals, as well as for Australia's Under-19 team, which won the 2010 Under-19 Cricket World Cup. <mask> is a fast bowler from South Australia. He has struggled for consistency in first-class matches, but is considered a white ball specialist due to his success in the shorter forms of the game. He is an athletic fielder and a skilled bowler. <mask> was born in South Australia but grew up in the Northern Territory. He made his Twenty20 debut in the 2008–09 Big Bash and his one-day debut in the 2008–09 Ford Ranger Cup for the Southern Redbacks.<mask> was named in Australia's under-19 squad for their tour of India ahead of the 2010 Under-19 Cricket World Cup. He had a five-star performance in the youth test against India. He went with the team to play in the World Cup. He played three matches in the tournament and impressed with his bat and ball. In Australia's victory against Ireland, he scored 23 runs from 14 balls and took three runs with the new ball. He scored 44 runs in the final of the World Cup to help Australia win their third Under-19 World Cup title. <mask> played in two youth Test matches and ten youth One Day Internationals.<mask> continued to play for the Redbacks and was a key part of their win in the 2010–11 Big Bash, taking three key wickets against New South Wales in the final of the tournament. His form carried over into the other forms of the game this season as well, with a man-of-the-match bowling performance against Queensland in the Ryobi Cup being followed up with his first-class debut for South

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title: Kane Richardson

texts: Australia in the next Shield game. In his first three overs of first-class cricket, he took a pair of strikes. At the end of the season, he was upgraded from a rookies contract with South Australia to a full contract for the first time, and when the Big Bash was replaced with the Big Bash League he stayed in Adelaide. <mask> had a very good season in the 2012–13 season, taking 21 wickets in just five matches with a very good average of 13. <mask> made his international debut in the 2nd One Day international against Sri Lanka on January 13th, after replacing the injured Mitchell Starc. In his first One Day International, he was dismissed for a duck by Lasith Malinga and then removed by Marais Erasmus for repeatedly running on the pitch in his follow through.He was forced to change his follow through during the rest of the season, but he continued to impress in domestic cricket with a five-for against Victoria and a six-for against New South Wales. <mask> made international headlines when he was bought by the Pune Warriors in the player's auction for $700,000, the third-highest price of any player that season despite the fact he had only played six. He didn't play a lot of games for the Warriors in the 2013 season. He played 7 matches for the Rajasthan Royals before he was bought by the Rajasthan Royals. He was retained by the Royals for the 2015 season but withdrew from the tournament due to personal reasons. <mask> played for Australia A in a series of matches in Darwin in the middle of 2014–2018. He earned a return to Australia's one-day team for the Zimbabwe Tri-Series after taking 13 wickets at an average of 11.30.He was included in both the one-day and T20I squad for Australia's matches against Pakistan. He made

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title: Kane Richardson

texts: his Twenty20 International debut for Australia against Pakistan. <mask> wasn't included in the Australia A squad in 2015, despite his success, because he couldn't get a spot in the national side. <mask> was named South Australia's player of the Matador Cup when he was very successful in one-day matches in the Australian summer. He made his way back into the national team in January 2016 against India. His breakthrough performance came in this series, when in a match at Manuka Oval, he caused the Indian batting order to collapse and take Australia from a losing position to a dramatic win. <mask> was withdrawn from the New Zealand series due to a back injury.He missed the final four rounds of the Shield season because of scans that ruled him out of the rest of the season. <mask> returned from a back injury to play cricket for Australia A in the winter of 2016 but was injured again in the summer. <mask> missed most of BBL06 due to two back injuries, one of which interrupted his Matador Cup campaign. He played in eight matches for the Redbacks and had the most consistent season of his career. <mask> was unable to gain a permanent place in Australia's national team because they already had four world-class fast bowlers in Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Pat Cummins and James Pattinson. <mask>'s opportunities at the international level were limited when more than one fast bowler was injured. <mask> was included in the Australia A squad for the South Africa A Team Tri-Series, despite Australia pulling out due to a pay dispute.<mask> was selected for Australia's one-day and T20I series in India despite the cancellation of the series. He took seven in India. After six seasons in the Big Bash League, <mask> decided he wanted a

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texts: fresh start and signed a new five-year contract. <mask> was awarded a national contract by Cricket Australia. He was added to Australia's squad for the Cricket World Cup, replacing Jhye <mask>, who was ruled out of the tournament due to a shoulder injury. <mask> was named to the Australia's one-day squad for their series against New Zealand. He missed the first match as he reported symptoms, but he tested negative and returned to the squad.<mask> was awarded a central contract by Cricket Australia in April 2020. <mask> was named in a preliminary squad of 26 players in July of 2020 to begin training for a possible tour to England. <mask> was included in the touring party when Cricket Australia confirmed the fixtures on August 14, 2020. <mask> was named to Australia's squad for the Men's T20 World Cup. <mask> is a right-arm fast-medium bowler. He is skilled at bowling well directed yorker and is known for his fast pace and aggression. <mask>'s bowling action is similar to that of a former Australian Test bowler.<mask> is an athletic fielder and a good bowler. He has good hands, and he is very fit, because he is able to take catches in the field. <mask> is one of the most fit Australian cricketers after doing a two-kilometre time trial. <mask> has more success in limited overs cricket for Australia than in first-class cricket, as he is yet to play a Test match for Australia. He was referred to as a white ball specialist because of this. His ability to both open and close the bowling well is one of the reasons for his success in shorter forms of the game. <mask> is a vegan.<mask> would prefer if the cricket balls were not made with leather. Cricketers from South Australia and Royal Challengers Bangalore are at the Cricket

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title: James Craig (actor)

texts: <mask> was an American actor. He was best known for his appearances in films like Kitty Foyle and The Devil and Daniel Webster, as well as his time as a leading man in films like The Human Comedy. He was born in Nashville, Tennessee and studied medicine at the Rice Institute. He was a professional footballer and a debt collector. He decided to become an actor after visiting Hollywood. He went back to Hollywood after working in little theatre for a year. He was offered a contract after doing a screen test for Paramount.He first appeared in films at Paramount using the name <mask>. He was frequently seen in serials and B-movies. His early credits included This Way Please, Born to the West, Swing, Teacher, Swing, and The Big Broadcast of 1938. He was a member of Pride of the West. <mask> went to New York. Missouri Legend re-ignited Hollywood interest in him after he appeared on Broadway. In Gone with the Wind, <mask> was the lead and in North of Shanghai, he was the lead.He was in two serials, The Lone Wolf's Daughter and Flying G-men. He was in a number of films, including Blondie Meets the Boss, Romance of the Redwoods, Blind Alley, and Outside These Walls. Pest from the West was one of the films he was in. He did a short with Konga, Trouble Finds Andy Clyde, Behind Prison Gates, and The Man They Could Not Hang. <mask> wore shorts by Charley Chase and Skinny the Moocher. He appeared in the film Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise. <mask> followed this with several more, including Scandal Sheet, Forestalled, and Cafe

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title: James Craig (actor)

texts: Hostess.Universal <mask> signed with them. The studio wanted him to be a leading man. He had roles in Black Friday and The House Across the Bay. He had the male lead when he returned to Universal. He was down on the cast list for both Secret Enemy and Winners of the West but had a lead role in South to Karanga. I'm Nobody's Sweetheart Now, Seven Sinners, and Lucky Ralston had smaller parts for <mask>. RKO bought out his contract with Universal to play one of Ginger Rogers' suitors in Kitty Foyle.This was a big hit. He played a New Hampshire farmer who sells his soul in All That Money Can Buy, which was also titled The Devil and Daniel Webster, and RKO gave him the romantic lead in Unexpected Uncle. He was in an RKO Western, Valley of the Sun. He was cast in Friendly Enemies by Edward Small. Clark Gable was the most popular male star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. <mask> was signed to a seven-year contract to possibly fill in for Gable when he enlisted in the United States Army Air Force. <mask> was the lead in some B Westerns, The Omaha Trail and the Northwest Rangers.<mask> played the role of Gable in the remake of Manhattan Melodrama. The films lost money. The naval propaganda short, Freedom Comes High, was done by <mask>. MGM launched <mask> as a star in The Human Comedy, which was a huge success. He supported Margaret O'Brien in Lost Angel. In 1944, <mask> co-stars with William Powell and Hedy Lamarr. He was the second most likely to be a "star of tomorrow".Lana Turner in Marriage Is a Private Affair was a big hit and was

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title: James Craig (actor)

texts: supported by <mask>. <mask> and O'Brien worked together again in Our Vines Have Tender Grapes. Two of <mask>'s movies, She Went to the Races and Little Mister Jim, lost money. Van Johnson was replaced by <mask>. The film lost money. <mask> was in The Man from Texas. He went back to MGM to play the villain in Side Street after Eagle Lion borrowed him.<mask> supported Lamarr and John Hodiak in The Strip and A Lady Without Passport. <mask> played the lead in a Western, Drums in the Deep South for the King Brothers and RKO. Yvonne De Carlo was supported by him in Hurricane Smith. He wrote the script for the movie. <mask>'s MGM contract seems to go on and on, notwithstanding he only seems to appear in the company's films at well-spaced intervals, as noted by the Los Angeles Times. He was given the lead in Fort Vengeance by Walter Wanger. Code Two was supported by him.He had a $2,500 a week contract with MGM. <mask> appeared on TV in "The Westerner" and "Wedding March" for Ford Television Theatre. He did a piece for Science Fiction Theatre. <mask> had a supporting role in While the City Sleeps and the lead in Last of the Desperados. He had roles in B films like The Women of Pitcairn Island, Shoot- Out at Medicine Bend, and The Persuader. He guest starred on many shows, including The Millionaire, Have Gun - Will Travel, Colgate Theatre, Death Valley Days, and Tales of Wells Fargo. The Revenge of Doctor X is also known as Venus Flytrap.He had roles in Hostile Guns, Fort Utah, Arizona Bushwhackers, and The Virginian Craig. The

masks: Craig Craig Craig Craig Craig Craig Craig Craig Craig Craig


title: James Craig (actor)

texts: Bigfoot films were released in the 1960's and 70's. In 1972 he played a doctor on The ABC Afternoon Playbreak episode "This Child Is Mine" and in the sci-fi movie "Chaos Machine". <mask> was married to Mary June Ray from 1939 to 1954, Jil Jarmyn from 1959 to 1963, and Sumie Jassi from 1963. <mask>'s first wife claimed he hit her. An arrest warrant was issued for <mask> in 1963, after he refused to attend a divorce hearing. He argued his release after turning himself in.Jane said he had a problem with drinking and had broken into their home, beaten her and cut up her clothes. Jane killed her son in 1967, then took her own life. One of <mask>'s sons predeceased him. <mask> revealed during his divorce hearing that he made money from a variety of sources, including race horses, a cafe, a chicken ranch and carpentry. <mask> became a real estate agent after retiring from acting. Death <mask> died of lung cancer at Western Medical Center. He died at the age of 74.Hunter Kismet wrote Caliph Marriage Is a Private Affair. Lloyd Richland is also known as Rich Williams Dangerous Partners, Jeff Caighn is also known as Our Vines Have Tender Grapes, and Dan is also known as Steve Canfield Boys' Ranch. Big Jim Tukker Dark Delusion was written in 1947. The Persuader is a film about a shoot-out at Medicine Bend. The final film role was played by <mask>. The New York Times obituary about <mask> was published in July of 1985. The Chicago Tribune obituary said "<mask>; actor had Clark Gable-type Roles".The <mask> biography is at Brian's

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title: Jerome Connor

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title: Jerome Connor

texts: barn. The beams under the second floor gave way. No one was hurt. After four years at Roycroft, he worked with Gustav Stickley and became well known as a sculptor being commissioned to create civic commissions in bronze for placement in Washington, D.C., Syracuse, East Aurora, New York, San Francisco, and in his native Ireland. In 1910, he established his own studio in Washington, D.C.Most of <mask>'s public works can be seen in the United States, but he was a self-taught artist. He was influenced by the work of Saint Augustus Gaudens. He used the human figure to express himself. Many of the commissions he received were for civic memorials and secular figures which he cast in bronze, a departure from the Irish tradition of stone carved, church sponsored works. The nun's of the battlefield were surveyed in 1993 for their Save outdoor sculpture. There is a program. It is one of two monuments in the District that depict women's roles in the American Civil War, and serves as a tribute to the over six hundreds nuns who nursed soldiers of both armies during the Civil War.Congress authorized the sculpture on March 29, 1918, but the government wouldn't fund it. The Ancient Order of Hibs raised $50,000 for the project. He focused on Irish Catholic


title: Jerome Connor

texts: themes and was chosen. He sued the Order for nonpayment. He worked in the United States until 1925 and opened his own studio in Dublin, but the lack of financial support and patrons slowed his work. He designed and cast a statue of Elbert Hubbard, who died in the sinking of the Lusitania, after being contacted by <mask> while he was working on the Hubbard statue. Many of the victims were buried in Cobh. The project was started by the New York Memorial Committee, headed by William Henry <mask>. Throughout his career, he was also known as "Patrick", "<mask>", "J. Stanley", and "<mask>". He died of heart failure on August 21, 1943. There is a place in Dublin called "JeromeConnor Place" and there is a plaque overlooking Dublin's Phoenix Park with the words of his friend the poet Patrick Kavanagh: Works.In 1990 a trust was established in association with the National Gallery of Ireland to own eight ofConnor's bronzes for inclusion in a projected gallery in Annascaul. Fourteen pieces were added to the collection. A permanent exhibition space for the trust collection, along with six pieces in private hands, was built at the South Pole Inn in Annascaul. The results of past auctions can be found at

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title: James Lees-Milne

texts: <mask> was an English writer and expert on country houses and worked for the National Trust from 1936 to 1973. He was a historian, novelist and biographer. His diaries are in print. Lees-Milne was born in August of 1908. His biographer observed that in Another Self, Lees-Milne implied that he was from an old county family and that he lived in Wickhamford. Two years before Jim's birth, his father moved from Lancashire to Worcestershire, buying Wickhamford. He was the second of three children and the elder son of a prosperous cotton manufacturer and farmer, George Lees-Milne, and his wife Helen Christina, a daughter of Henry Bailey, JP.Lees-Milne's paternal grandfather was Sir Joseph Bailey, 1st Baronet. Baron Glanusk was created by his uncle, Joseph Bailey. The family business was chaired by George Lees-Milne, who was a lieutenant in the Yeomanry. Lees-Milne's father was "shy but steady" and his mother was "conventional in outlook" with a "predilection for gambling and philandering". Lees-Milne always feared that his mother had a streak of mental instability, which ran in the Bailey family. She was "unconventional", "whimsical and impulsive", and her husband had no sense of humor. An exaggerated portrait of his parents is shown in Another Life.Matthew Arthur, 3rd Baron Glenarthur, marriedAudrey Lees-Milne in 1905. Richard was born in 1910. Thurland Castle, which was owned by the Lees-Milne family, was held by the Clarksfield estate since the reign of <mask>. Their motto should have been "Sport and Booze", according to Lees-Milne. Though the discovery of coal on their land increased their wealth, it "did not civilise them" and was one of three barely literate brothers. Joseph was a fishing rod.

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title: James Lees-Milne

texts: The author of Three in Norway was the son of "Ramrod", owner of Alkrington Hall.He claimed that they had ties of marriage to two families, one of which was slightly grander. <mask>, Lees-Milne's grandfather, added the name Milne to comply with the terms of the estate of a maternal relative. <mask>-Milne was said to have refused a baronetcy due to the fact that he might have to make public speeches. The estate was owned by George Crompton Lees-Milne. He eventually sold both of them, but the former stayed in the family. Lees-Milne graduated with a third-class degree in history in 1931 after attending a number of schools. The private secretary to the 1st Baron Lloyd was Lees-Milne.He was secretary of the Country Houses Committee of the National Trust from 1936 to 1950. He contributed regularly to the newsletter. The first large-scale transfer of country houses from private ownership to the Trust was spearheaded by him. In 1950, he resigned his full-time position but continued his National Trust ties as a part-time architectural consultant and committee member. Lees-Milne published several architectural works aimed at general readers. His witty, waspish and extensive diaries were well received. According to Larry McMurtry, Lees-Milne was disarmingly open about his failures and would not have known how to hide them.Lees-Milne spoke so candidly about himself, his life, and his love of art and architecture that his authorial relationship with the reader becomes a privileged one, not to be casually communicated, not to be flaunted or brandished. His other works include biographies of Harold Nicolson, The Bachelor Duke of Devonshire, and Lord Esher. Lees-Milne declined a knighthood in 1993 because he

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title: James Lees-Milne

texts: felt it was his due. When King Edward VIII abdicated in 1936, Lees-Milne was visiting Diana. He was looking at the 17th-century house that she and her husband were renting. He wrote that he and Diana had watched the broadcast of the abdication speech with tears in their eyes. He was a lover of her brother Tom and was devastated when he was killed in action.Lees-Milne was friends with many prominent intellectual and social figures of his day, including Nancy Mitford, Harold Nicolson, Diana Mitford, and Cyril Connolly. Lees-Milne married a prominent gardening and landscape expert in 1951. Both of them were bisexual. The woman is said to have had lesbian affairs with other people. The person who died in 1994 was Alvilde Lees-Milne. <mask>-Milne died on December 28, 1997. The grounds of Essex House contained the ashes of both people.He and his wife lived at Essex House on the Badminton estate in Gloucestershire after he left William Thomas Beckford's library. He had a feud with his landlord, the 10th Duke of Beaufort. The Beauforts offered to let Lees-Milne live at Essex House rent-free after his death. Lees-Milne was touched, but valued his independence, had the income to pay rent and did not accept the offer, nor that of his friends. He became a founding Trustee of the Beckford's Tower Trust in 1977 after becoming a Trustee of the Bath Preservation Trust. Sometimes into the Arms of God, The Unending Battle and What England Owes are three plays based on Lees-Milne's diaries. The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library is at Yale University.Bisexual writers, English architecture writers, English biographers, English diarists, and English LGBT novelists are some of the people who died in


title: Gerald Miller (missionary)

texts: In the years 1971-1972, <mask><mask> worked with the Eastern Mennonite Missions board to save hundreds of lives in Africa. <mask> was acquitted of the murder of a government official in a high-profile case during his time in Africa. The murder trial was influenced by <mask>'s background in the Mennonite church. <mask> was born in the United States. Some of his relatives' missionary experiences were shared at the church where he learned about his faith. <mask> received his Doctor of Medicine from the Indiana School of Medicine. <mask> and his wife Mary had a family in Indiana.<mask> and his family moved to Africa. <mask> was a doctor at the Jamama Mennonite Hospital from 1971 to 1972 and lived in Mogadishu with his family. <mask> was the only American doctor in the country, and he was one of a few non-Somali doctors. <mask> was charged with the murder of Hussein Sadad Hassan. <mask> and his family returned to the United States after he was cleared of all charges. A Hundred Camels, a novel written by <mask> and his daughter, was published in 2009. <mask> and his family served in Africa before and during the trial.Making the Rounds, a book written by <mask> and his daughter, was published in 2015. The book details <mask>'s experiences as a doctor in a small town. <mask> retired from the medical profession and now lives in Indiana with his family. <mask> was influenced by missionary-minded relatives who planted ideas of a greater goal in his mind. Orie O<mask>, Jay Hostetler, and Ernest E<mask>

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title: Gerald Miller (missionary)

texts: were all <mask>'s relatives. After graduating from high school in 1955, <mask> studied at a college for four years. His future trip would be aided by this continuation of his general education.<mask> met his wife Mary while he was focused on a Pre-med education. <mask> married Mary just after their first year of college, creating a partnership that would allow him to have a greater impact on those he worked with. The service vows were untraditional at the traditional Mennonite wedding. Mary might have accidentally omitted the word "obey" from her vows. The young couple planted a church in California, Michigan during their last three years of college. The first child of the <mask> family was born 18 months after the wedding. <mask> began working part-time in order to support his family.<mask> moved his family to attend the Indiana University School of Medicine. 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 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Gerald Miller (missionary)

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 <mask> started a family practice in Indiana. He was joined by two other doctors. The firstEMS service in Bluffton, IN was created by <mask> in 1969. One day, <mask> and his family received a bigger call. The <mask> family felt the pull to go to Africa, where they would have the chance to spread their faith and help others through the medical knowledge <mask> had.<mask> was contacted by the Eastern Mennonite Mission after a doctor left the hospital. <mask> and his family didn't know anything about the mission there, but they felt like they could help. While the Board searched for a full-time replacement, <mask> would be filling in. <mask>'s extensive training would serve him well, but he was still unprepared for the variety of tropical diseases that he would encounter. The Board changed <mask>'s assignment six weeks after he and the <mask>s signed on. The short notice for the <mask> family did not allow for time for instruction, which is why the missionaries received language training before or during their stay. The <mask>s had no knowledge of the native language.The government banned the teaching of any religion other than Islam in 1963. The Mennonites were saved by the exodus of almost all missions in Somalia. The need for medical missionaries was great because of this. The need was fulfilled by the Mennonites. They would need to teach the Qur'an in order to maintain their status. The

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title: Gerald Miller (missionary)

texts: Mennonites remained cooperative in order to maintain their place in the country. The missions' schools began teaching English in the 1960s.The country did not have a written language until 1972, when it did create one. The existing government was overtaken on October 21, 1969 by Major General Mohamed Siad Barre. The presence of the Mennonites in Somalia began in the 1950s and has continued through the Eastern Mennonite Missions and the Mennonite Central Committee. <mask> was the only American doctor there when he arrived in 1969 with his family. Hospitals, boarding schools, and bookstores were included. It was dangerous to serve in the mission field. During the 1960s, a white Mennonite missionary was stabbed to death in Africa.<mask> and his family decided to continue their path despite the scare. <mask>'s parents and their daughters were left at a boarding school by the <mask>s before they arrived in Mogadishu. <mask>'s parents will teach there for three years. <mask> was allowed to focus on his journey and not worry about raising a family by the elder <mask>s. <mask>, Mary, and their son, Stephen traveled to Africa. The <mask> family met with other missionaries in the city of Mogadishu after arriving in 1971. <mask>, Mary, and Stephen were greeted by Harold Reed at the airport.This was not their final destination. The administrator of Jamama met them to explain their duties. When <mask> was away from work, Mary and Stephen faced prejudice. The four-year-old and his mom were called

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title: Gerald Miller (missionary)

texts: "infidels" by little children while they were on their way to the store. Mary did not have a defined work responsibilities but focused on raising Stephen and providing an orderly home life for her family. The Jamama Hospital was managed by <mask> along with the hospital administrator. The two became friends after working with each other.<mask> and Nur were not the only ones. The hospital was run by a team of American and Canadian nurses. There were 30 beds for patients in the hospital. <mask> studied a number of diseases in order to adapt to the needs of the Somalis. He spent his days at the hospital working with patients and performing surgeries. There was a car wreck on the road between Kismayu and Jamama the night before <mask> and his family arrived in Africa. Four people were in a Toyota that fell over.The driver was under the influence of alcohol. His passengers had some injuries. The most severely injured passenger was a 46-year-old man named Hussein Sadad Hassan. The case would be difficult after Hassan was admitted to the hospital. It is likely that <mask> could have saved Hassan, but under the conditions, his chance of survival was slim. The improvement was minimal after a few months. <mask> was mandated by the government to operate on Hassan's injured leg because he was a government employee.<mask> performed this surgery on December 14, but his recovery was uncertain due to his weakened state. <mask> had to donate two units of blood because a suitable donor couldn't be found

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title: Gerald Miller (missionary)

texts: among the children. His children held a traditional funeral service for him after he died a day and a half after the surgery. <mask> was greeted at the hospital by a Russian doctor asking for Hassan's hospital records a few weeks after his death. <mask>'s license and credentials as a doctor were sought by the prosecutor from Kismayu after this visit. <mask> received a telegram from Kismayu's District Court on March 5. Eight days notice was given before <mask> was to appear in court, but it didn't mention anything about the trial.The judge told <mask> and his hospital administrator that he was going to be tried for the murder of Hussein Sadad Hassan. <mask> couldn't go to an embassy because the United States government didn't officially recognize the country. Harold Reed was the mission's administrator. The trial took place in Kismayu. <mask>, the driver of the car that Hassan was in, was one of the defendants in the trial. <mask> and the driver were both represented by the same attorney. The trial was hindered by the language barrier.The witness spoke Russian, the judge spoke English, the legal reference books were in Italian, and the court records were in Arabic. <mask> spoke only one of the five languages and it was difficult for him to follow the translations. The defendants returned to hear the judgement ten days after the trial. <mask> and the driver were found not guilty of the murder of Hassan. A compensation payment of 100 camels, a typical amount paid for a death, and a three-month

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