title: Fred Tackett

texts: <mask> was born in 1945 and is an American musician. He is best known as a member of the band Little Feat. <mask> has recorded and played with many notable artists, including Bob Dylan and Jimmy Webb. He was part of a duo called Paul and <mask> with another member of Little Feat. At the time of Little Feat's inception, <mask>'s association with the band goes back to a friendship he had with the band's founder. Working as a session player for other musicians, he continued his friendship with the bandmates, and contributed a song to their third album. He contributed a guitar to the album.Thanks, I'll Eat It Here and Down on the Farm were both co-written by him in 1979. The group's break-up was announced during work on the latter. The man died shortly afterwards. Swingrass '83 was released by Antilles Records in 1983. Little Feat reformed despite the absence of their former front man, and prolific singer, and slide guitarist,Lowell George. The regrouped Little Feat included former members Paul Barrere, Richie Hayward, Bill Payne, Kenny Gradney, and Sam Clayton. They were all former members of Little Feat, except for the two who had

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texts: previously worked for the band.The group had a female vocalist until 2009, when she was replaced by a male vocalist. Since joining Little Feat, <mask> has become an important member of the band. Little Feat's music has been influenced by <mask>. In addition to his guitar work, he plays trumpet and mandolin and has co-written several of their songs, forging an active and regular writing partnership with Paul Barrere which has produced such songs as "Marginal Creatures" and "Night On The Town". The 2003 album Kickin' It at the Barn featured <mask>'s debut as a lead vocalist on his own song "In A Town Like This" which was also the title track from his solo debut album released that year. The writing partnership between Paul and <mask> and Barrere has developed into a duo act. Two live albums and a DVD have been produced.When touring to perform in local radio stations, they play songs that do not require a lot of changing of instruments, to travel as lightly as possible. The Heart of the Matter (RCA Records, 1984) is a song by Johnny Rivers. 13: Trouble No More 1979– 1981 (Columbia Records, 2017) with Kenny Rogers and Dolly

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title: Ilya Ilyich Kazas

texts: Russian:  , Hebrew:  , was born on March 23, 1832. He became one of the most prominent members of the Karaim community despite coming from a simple family background. He knew 11 languages, including 4 ancients. He worked as a clerk in one of the most fashionable stores in Odessa after graduating from the model Aben-Yashar Lutsk's school. Before completing his studies, <mask> entered the Faculty of Oriental Languages of St. Petersburg University. The first of the Crimean Karaites to receive a scientific higher education degree was graduated from the course on September 16, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 In the 19th century, Kazas opened a private school in Odessa, but only for a short time.He was a history teacher at Simferopol gymnasium No1 for 18 years. The Simferopol Tatar Teachers' School was created by <mask> in 1872. He was an inspector from 1884 to 1894. He chaired the "Tsar

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title: Ilya Ilyich Kazas

texts: Alexander Karaim Spiritual Academy" and held the post of censor. He was an adviser to Hakham S. M. Pampulov. The "Guide for children" was written in Hebrew in 1868 and the "Russian textbook for elementary schools Tatar" was written in 1873. He was a brilliant translator.Thanks to his efforts his contemporary countrymen gained access to many famous literary works, such as "Torat Gaadam" and "Kivshono Shel Olam", in which <mask> summarized and processed the works of French authors. The Karaim Journal "Davul" and Simferopol newspaper were edited by him. He was buried in the Yevpatorian Karaim cemetery on the 14th of January 1912. There is a tombstone from the grave in the lapidarium. A cousin of Hakham S. M. Pampulov was married to Byubyush Berahovne Panpulovoy. They had eight children, four of which were born in 1860: Beraha (Boris), Azari, Anne and Michael. Moscow, 1911.Kn. 3-4. In August and September. P. 3-4. There are Jewish pogroms in the province. Simferopol was born in 1881. No 61 is the number.The Karaims have rituals and doctrine. Simferopol was born in 1869. No 8. Poems for friends. Karaim life is called KA. Moscow, 1911. Kn.3-4. In August and September. S. 5. I'm referring to Kivshono Shel Olam. Jules Simon wrote "World Secrets". There are arguments about God's immortality. lang.Yevpatoria is a type. A man


title: Ilya Ilyich Kazas

texts: a cauldron. Maksudov is a adverb.Kazan: type. BL Dombrowski was born in 1900. A practical textbook for Hebrew schools. Inspector Alexander. Karaim. There are spirits. J. <mask> is UCH-conductive.Yevpatoria is a type. M. Murovanskogo was born in 1896. Russian primer for the Tatar national schools. I. The type is Odessa. P. Frantsova was born in 1870. Sigaeva and the Crimean Karaites contributed to the multinational culture of Russia.Culture of the peoples of the Black Sea is in a scientific journal. Simferopol, 1997. No 3 - September. Barash Ya teacher, educator, poet. There is history in faces. Symphonic is a type of music. "Anonk" was published in 1997.The editor of "Tauris" is Prokhorov. Simferopol, 2002. There is a new edition of Vol. There is an IX. Ethnography of Crimea XIX-XX centuries was studied by Prokhorov. Modern ethno-cultural processes include materials and research. pp 372–379.Inspector Simferopol Tatar teachers' school is where Prokhorov is from. The 2003 edition of Simferopol. In the second half of XIX, there was a system of public education in Karaims Tauride province. // MAIET. In 2006 Simferopol. There is a new edition of Vol. There is a new edition of XIII.Karaim intellectuals is a popular encyclopedia. The "Tortuga Club" was in Moscow in 1998. T. 4. S. 113. . 1912 deaths of births and deaths of


title: Saint Fursey

texts: <mask>, also known as Fursa, Fursy, Forseus, and Furseus: died 650, was an Irish monk who did much to establish Christianity throughout the British Isles. He had visions of the afterlife. <mask> is a member of the Four Comely Saints. He was born in the area of modern-day Connacht and is thought to be the grandson of the pagan king of the area. Gelges was the daughter of Aed-Finn, king of Connacht. He was christened by St Brendan the Traveller, his father's uncle, who ruled a monastery on the Island of Oirbsen. The Abbot St Meldan was his "soul-friend" and he devoted himself to religious life after being educated by St Brendan's monks.There is a legend that here, through his prayers, the twin children of a chieftain were raised from the dead. He was the patron saint of the Parish of Headford after building his own monastery. He was said to have been thin all year long. He wanted to secure some of his relatives for the new monastery, but aspirants came in numbers to place themselves under his rule. He was seized with a mortal illness when he came near his father's home after setting out with some monks. While in this state he received the first of the ecstatic visions which have made him famous in medieval literature, he fell into a trance from the ninth hour of the day. The beauty of virtue was revealed to him in this vision.The saints will go from virtue to virtue, the God of Gods will

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texts: appear in Sion, he heard the angelic choirs singing. The two angels who appeared to restore him to his body laid an injunction on him. The ecstasy was renewed three nights later. Three angels took him to the heavens and battled demons for his soul. He heard the angels sing "Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of hosts" after seeing the fires of hell. He recognized the spirits of Saints Meldan and Beoan. They taught him about the duties of ecclesiastics and monks, the effects of pride and disobedience, and the heinousness of spiritual and internal sins.Famine and pestilence were predicted by them. The demon burned him as he came back through the fire, and the angel of the Lord said to him, "Because you received the mantle of this man when he died in his sin, you will be scarred by the fire." From that day forward, <mask>'s body bore the mark. He received a third vision twelve months later. The angel stayed with him all day, instructing him for his preaching and giving him twelve years of apostolic labour. He retired for a time to a small island in the ocean after fulfilling this promise in Ireland. The deanery of Annadown has a monastery called Killursa on the shore of Lough Corrib.<mask> devoted himself to preaching throughout the land, often exorcising evil spirits, after his brothers joined the community at Rathmat. The first recorded Irish to Anglo-Saxon England was Mission to East Anglia

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title: Saint Fursey

texts: Fursey. He arrived in East Anglia with his brothers in the 630s. Raedwald's son Eorpwald's death halted the conversion of the Kingdom of East Anglia to Christianity. Sigeberht was a Christian when he took the throne. Sigeberht established the first East Anglian bishopric at Dommoc and appointed a Burgundian Bishop named Felix. When <mask> and Beoan, they were welcomed by the king, who gave them land to establish an abbey at Cnobheresburg.He worked for a long time converting the Picts and Saxons. The monastery at Cnobheresburg was further endowed after Sigeberht was slain by an army led by Penda of Mercia. There are three miracles recorded of <mask>'s life. He retired to live with an anchorite. As war was about to break out in East Anglia, he left Foillan as abbot and went to France. He arrived in France in 668. The only son of Duke Hayson, the lord of that area, was dead when he passed through Ponthieu.The body was restored at the request of <mask>. He cured many infirmities along the way to Neustria. He converted a man who had attacked the monks and his family in a wood. He cured Ermelinda, who refused to take the weary travellers. The reprieve of six criminals was obtained through his prayers, after he was received joyfully by Erchinoald. He was offered a site for a monastery. Latiniacum was chosen because it was close to the Marne and was covered with shady woods.One of the chapels

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title: Saint Fursey

texts: was dedicated to Jesus Christ the Saviour, and the other two were dedicated to St Peter and St Fursey. Many of his Irish countrymen were attracted to his rule. Many churches in Picardy are dedicated to him. After receiving some premonitions of his end, he set out to visit his brothers Foillan and Ultan who had by this time recruited the monks of Cnobheresburg and re-established that monastery. He died on a journey. The house of <mask> used to be called Forsheim. He was buried in a church built by Earconwald and has been claimed as a patron ever since.He was buried in the portico of the church of St Peter where <mask> had placed the relics of Saints Meldan and Beoan. His body lay unburied for thirty days and was visited by pilgrims from all over the world. It was buried near the altar of the church. After four years, his remains were moved from their previous location to a new chapel built to the east of the main altar. The city became a great center of devotion to him. <mask> is represented with two oxen at his feet in commemoration of the genius by which, according to legend, Erkinoald's claim to his body was made good; or he is represented striking water from the soil at Lagny with the point of his. It's not clear if he was a bishop or a chorepiscopus.The manuscripts in Trinity College Dublin are attributed to him. Harris attributed an Irish prophecy to him. His feast day is 16

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title: Saint Fursey

texts: January. James Joyce mentioned S. Fursa in his book, among a list of mostly Irish heroes. Mervyn Wall's comic novel, The Unfortunate Fursey, describes the saint as a hapless poor soul who is tortured by visions of buxom women of a type that could only be imagined by the sex-starved Irish ecclesiastics. Eileen Gardiner wrote Visions of Heaven and Hell Before Dante. The Latin text of his vision of heaven and hell is provided in an English translation.The Medieval Office of St Fursey Fursey Pilgrims was written by Buckley. The Life of St Fursey: what we know and why it matters was written by the Author Brown. She gathers together the current state of knowledge about <mask>, following him from Ireland, to become the first Irish leader in the English church, and then to France, where he died. Brown reviews the sources for our knowledge of Fursey. Fursey is an ideal model for the ecumenical celebration of the Christian faith. One of the earliest coherent expressions of the idea of purgatory, which would not reach its fullest form until some six, is contained in the vision of St Fursey. In her lecture, Marilyn Dunn considers the concept of purgatory and the place of the Visio.Fursey Occasional Paper number 3 Guthlac of Crowland was a Saint for Middle England and was located not too far away from Fursey. Jane Roberts compares the two saints' Lives and the story of Guthlac. The once great abbey


title: Saint Fursey

texts: of Crowland, and hints of Guthlac in later English literature, testify to his significance in English historical tradition. The Fursey Occasional Paper number 4 is called Beyond Bede: The History and Archaeology of the East Anglian Missions. The Fursey Pilgrims had a paper about the use of the Fursei by Bede and Aelfric. (Fursey Pilgrims, 2015) Fursey Occasional Paper number 6 was written by Jonathan M. <mask>: Pilgrim and Visionary. There is a Dictionary of Dark Age Britain.Seaby. Donald and Catherine Rachel John. The Dictionary of Saints was published by the Penguin. The 3rd edition. New York: Penguin Books. 'Nobilitate vigens Furseus'. The office of <mask> was in the Medieval period.The Fursey Pilgrims were in the city. The Roman Camp and the Irish Saint at Burgh Castle were written by L. H. The Anglo-Saxon Times was written by 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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title: Ivan Kalmykov

texts: The Ataman of the Ussuri Cossacks and a general were associated with the Anti-Bolshevik White movement during the Russian Civil War. The District of Grozny had a young man named <mask> who was born on September 5, 1890. His father was a trader. He was brought up in the village of Ardon, Terek District. He joined the service in 1909 as a Junker of rank in the direction of the Ataman of the Groznenskaya Village. He was promoted to non-commissioned officer in 1910. On October 30, 1913, he submitted a report to the Commander of the 2nd Sapper Company requesting "a petition for his transfer for the benefit of service to the Ussuri Cossack Division" as a patriotic Cossack.On January 20, 1914, he was transferred to the Ussuri Cossack Regiment after his request was granted. From 1915 to 1917, he held the rank of Captain in the Ussuri Cossack Infantry. The Sword of St. George was one of the four awards he received during the war. Despite repeated attacks by the Germans to flank around the rear and surround the Romanians, he held his position and ensured the evacuate of the division. The Russian Civil War took place in the fall of 1917. He took to guerrilla fighting against the Red Army after the October Revolution. On 5 September 1918, at the head of the Special Ussuri Cossack Detachment, he occupied Khabarovsk, after fighting against the Bolsheviks from his base at Grodekovo.He took over as head of the Garrison on September 17. On October 22, 1918, the 5th Great Military Circle of the Ussuri Cossack Army promoted him to the rank of Major-General and elected him the Military Ataman of the Ussuri Cossack Army. He received an award for his combat services with the Order of St. George, 4th Class. On December 30, 1919, Semyonov appointed him an assistant in the position of Marching Ataman of the Far Eastern


title: Ivan Kalmykov

texts: Cossacks, and on January 30, 1920, the head of the Ussuri group of forces. The number of robberies, murders, and wanton rape and looting committed by his soldiers, which aroused the indignation of many leaders in the White Movement, first among them admiral Kolchak himself. On January 4, 1920, the entire military and civil power in the Far East was transferred to Ataman Grigory M. Semyonov. The real power was held by the Chief of Staff of the Amur region in Vladivostok, General S. N. Rozanov, as well as by the Chief of Staff of the Amur region in Khabarovsk, <mask>, and the Amur Army AtThe Atamans depended on Japanese money and troops. On January 31, 1920, the Provisional Government of the Primorsky Regional Zemstvo Board assumed control of Primorye after Rozanov was removed from power. <mask> was alone with the Zemstvo when the authority of Kuznetsov ceased on February 4, 1920. The Ussuri Host was transferred to the Chinese territory over the ice on February 13 by the Ussuri Cossacks. The gold was taken from the branch of the State Bank and transferred to the Japanese command. The White Regional Zemstvo Board and the Death Representatives of the Bolshevik Government protested against <mask>'s division staying on Chinese territory. On February 29, 1920, the Chinese shore of Ussuri Bay, opposite Bikin Station, was disarmed.The officers and healthy fighters were taken to Fujin CityFugdin, where the Ataman was arrested by the Chinese military authorities together with Major-General N.N. Captain 1st Rank V. V. Bezuar was with Sukhodolsky. The part of the detachment that was sent to Lahasusu was under escort. The ill and injured Cossacks were transferred from Lakhasusu to the village of Mikhailo-Semyonovskaya. The murder of representatives of the International Red Cross, as well as the shelling of a group

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title: Ivan Kalmykov

texts: of Chinese, were charged by Kalmykov. Kalmykov said that he would give his testimony to the Emissaries of the legitimate White Russian government, or to the international commission, but not to the Chinese military. <mask> and Bezoar were placed in the building of the Gendarme in Jilin on April 16 after General Sukhodolsky died.On April 30 they met with a Japanese military adviser after being kept in complete isolation. <mask> had an opportunity to meet with the Russian Consul V.A. after the conversation between the Japanese and General Bao Guiqin. There is a person named Brattsov. Russian diplomats petitioned for the release of those arrested, but the Chinese stated that the Ataman was accused of attacking Chinese warships and crossing the Chinese border with weapons. The government in the Far East wanted Kalmykov to be in custody. The Chinese allowed the Ataman to visit the Russian consulate 1-2 times a week after the Russian Envoy in Beijing demanded the relief of Kalmykov. The escape plan was drawn up on July 13 and Kalmykov hid in one of the buildings.The Chinese authorities placed soldiers on the premises of the institution after rejecting the alibi of consular workers. The Consul General was sent to Jilin. The hiding place of Kalmykov was discovered by Chinese soldiers. At the request of the Russian Envoy, Jilin's authorities replied that the Ataman would be sent to Beijing. The Japanese refused to extradite Kalmykov. At the beginning of September 1920, the Ataman, escorted by the convoy to Jilin once again attempted to flee from the city, wounding the Chinese officer, and was subsequently shot and killed by the Chinese soldiers during the escape attempt. References 1.Maurice Janin was in Payot, Paris, 1933 2. There were people from the Groznensky District who died in the Trans-Siberian 1890

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title: Jean Petit (theologian)

texts: <mask> was a French theologian and professor in the University of Paris. He defended a political killing as tyrannicide. As a matter of fact, he never was a member of any religious order. He was given a pension by the Duke of Burgundy. He is called Master of Arts in the first document that records his name. The University of Paris sent a list of its masters to Pope Clement VII two years later. He received the degree of Doctor in 1403 after becoming a licentiate in theology in May 1400, since he was an active member of the theological faculty of Paris.Antipope Benedict XIII and Pope Gregory XII were urged to abdicate by Charles VI of France in 1407. When an event took place that gave <mask> a great notoriety in history, this embassy had just returned to Paris. The assassination of Louis I, Duke of Orléans, brother of mentally ill Charles VI was justification of political assassination. The unpopular Duke of Orléans was held responsible for public disorder. Avignon antipope Benedict XIII was opposed by the University of Paris. The Duke of Burgundy was very popular and the university supported him in his opposition to the Avignon antipope. After being excluded from the royal council, he withdrew to his estates in Flanders, raised an army, and called around several of the university professors, including <mask>, who for three years had been attached to his suite and was receiving a pension from him.<mask> said that he would justify himself in Paris. He came to Paris despite being forbidden by the royal council. He wanted an audience with the king. The court resided in the Htel de St-Paul where it was granted. There, before the King of Sicily, Cardinal de Bar, Dukes of Anjou, Berry, Brittany, and Bar, and many counts, barons, knights,

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title: Jean Petit (theologian)

texts: and citizens, <mask> delivered on behalf of his client a pe He said that whoever is guilty of high treason and becomes a tyrant should be punished with death, because he is a close relative of the king. The Duke of Orléans was guilty of high treason and a tyrant because he was a slave to the passion of greed, the source of all evil.The conclusion was that the Duke of Burgundy should not be blamed or punished for what happened to the Duke of Orléans. The Duke of Burgundy had no difficulty in obtaining letters of pardon from the king because he was in the good graces of the university. <mask>, who in his address was not ashamed to admit that he was receiving a pension from the Duke of Burgundy, decided to retire to the estate of the Duke of Burgundy at Hesdin, Artois. The interest it was excited about was not to die with him. As long as the Duke of Burgundy was omnipotent in Paris, the argument could not be attacked publicly, but when he was kicked out, <mask> denounced seven of <mask>'s ideas as heretical and scandalous. The inquisitor of France and the Bishop of Paris were asked by the king to examine them and take action, without mentioning the name of <mask>. The bishop and the inquisitor were joined by sixty doctors.The book containing the speech of <mask> was burned three days after it was condemned by the Bishop of Paris and the inquisitor. The Duke of Burgundy appealed from the decision of the Bishop of Paris. The investigation was given to three cardinals by the pontiff. The affair was brought before the ecumenical Council of Constance by the ambassadors of the King of France. The Treaty of Arras was signed by the King of France and the Duke of Burgundy on February 22, 1515. The Duke of Burgundy would allow the matter to

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title: Jean Petit (theologian)

texts: rest if Charles VI's representatives took no action against <mask>. The agreement was broken when Gerson tried to get a declaration that the writings of <mask> contained errors.The Duke of Burgundy wrote a letter in which he repudiated the general principles that formed the major proposition of the argument of <mask>. The three cardinals, who were given the duke's appeal, reversed their decision after the Bishop of Paris failed to appear before them. The trial of <mask> became a battle between the ambassadors of France and of the Duke of Burgundy. In its fifteenth session, 6 July 1415, the council found a general condemnation of tyrannicide in the following proposition: "A tyrant may be licitly and meritoriously, and rightly put." The council didn't mention <mask> and didn't say that the proposition was contained in his address. After securing the condemnation of <mask> in August 1416, King Charles VI two years later repudiated Gerson and his supporters and rehabilitated <mask>. The proposition attributed to him by his adversaries is not contained in his discourse.<mask>'s career happened at the time of the Western Schism. Everyone was anxious for a reunion after France sided with Pope Clement VII. <mask>'s Complainte de l'Eglise was found in the National Library, Paris. The poem was written in 1394. He already wrote the Disputation des pastourelles, the Livre du champ d'or, and the Vie de Monsieur saint Léonard. The society of the day is unflattering. There are references to Historia Universitatis Parisiensis.Dupin, V (Antwerp, 1706); Amédée Hellot, Nobles et vilains, le miracle de Basqueviue. conciliorum collectio is from Venice. The Catholic Encyclopedia has an article about the deaths of 14th-century French Catholic

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title: Timothy Dempsey

texts: An ordination Roman Catholic priest who was born in Ireland, and served the Archdiocese of St. Louis, Missouri, from 1891 to 1936, was <mask>. The working class and the poor of St. Louis were helped by the founding of a hotel for working men in 1906, a hotel for working women in 1911, and a hotel for African American workers in 1922. During the Great Depression, Father Tim's Free Lunch Room served millions of free meals to the public. He helped to bring resolution to labor disputes during the 1920s. "Exiles' Rest" is where he was buried in 1936, after he purchased a portion of ground in an existing cemetery. Father Tim's Charities continues to help the homeless in St. Louis under the supervision of the Archdiocese of St. Louis. In 1867, the first of eleven children was born to <mask> and his parents, Thomas andBridget Ryan.He began studying for the priesthood at the age of thirteen. He studied at Navan College and the National School in Mullingar. He went to the foreign missionary college at St. Patrick's at Carlow, Ireland, in order to become a priest. He was sent to the United States to serve in 1891. On July 4, 1898, he celebrated his first Mass at St. Patrick's Church, located at 1201 Sixth Street in the city's original Irish neighborhood. "Exiles' Rest" was a boarding house that was established in the winter of 1906. Archbishop John was born on May 5, 1907.The name of the hotel was given to it by J. Glennon. Realizing that he needed a larger space to accommodate more people, six months later he leased the buildings at 111-1121 North Seventh Street, allowing him to expand capacity in what used to be the St. Patrick's School. The hotel had a sign that said, "Never Closed."

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title: Timothy Dempsey

texts: The hotel provided free lodging to over 8,000 men in its first year. Over 500 jobs were found for the hotel's men when the employment bureau was established. 600,000 free lodgings and 300,000 free meals were provided by the hotel through Father Tim's death in 1936. Though the hotel charged pennies for a night's stay, Dempsey didn't necessarily require payment in advance, allowing guests who couldn't afford it to pay him later when they found work.In 1909, after the founding of the hotel, he obtained a large section of ground in the cemetery and named it "Exiles Rest." The board of directors granted this land to <mask>. He was successful in persuading the funeral home of Bensiek-Niehaus to provide caskets and hearses for free. The plot of cemetery land was intended to be used for plots for penniless men so that they could be buried in consecrated ground. He turned his attention to the needs of women after the success of the hotel for men. The St. Patrick's Day Nursery and Emergency Home was established in 1910 to accommodate 100 children of poor working women. It might prevent some children from being given up as wards of the state if there were more options for mothers without a husband to take care of their children.The care was initially provided by lay women and then by the Sisters of St. Joseph. It was moved to a better quarter behind the school in 1913. The Daughters of Charity of SaintVincent de Paul took over in 1916 and stayed in charge for many years. When the day nursery was established, Miss Sullivan requested that he establish a hotel for women just as he had for men. Miss Sullivan was the first guest in the St. Patrick's Hotel for Working-women, located at 1402


title: Timothy Dempsey

texts: North Broadway in St. Louis. The hotel was moved to 1421 Hogan Street. The hotel for working women provided 200,000 free meals and 150,000 free lodgings by the time of <mask>'s death.Poor children needed proper nutrition and instruction to prevent Tuberculosis, which was prevalent at the time, in 1922. The White Cross Crusade was created to provide poor families with clothing, furniture and food. During the Great Depression, a lot of people were out of work, which led to the opening of the "Free Lunch Room". 500 weekly food baskets were provided to poor families by the program. In an era of segregation, <mask>'s practice was racially inclusive. The "Home for Colored Men" was established in 1922 after seeing a need. As many as 300 men were sheltered there at one time."Old and young, colored and white, all here, they fill three-fourths of the pews," he said in an accounting from 1934. A few colored women are near the front. Father Tim's Boys Drum and Bugle Corps and the Pipers Band were created and sponsored by Dempsey. During the time when organized labor unions were being established as well as the Great Depression, <mask> was instrumental in resolving many labor disputes as a priest. He aided in the resolution of over 50 different conflicts over wages and labor conditions by the time of his death. Father <mask> died of a heart attack at the age of 68. The city was shocked by Dempsey's death.John J. Glennon said that he died because his heart was too big. He worked hard for the poor. Thousands of people lined the way to the cemetery from the St. Joseph's Church. Father Tim's final resting place was Exiles' Rest, created in 1910 as a last resting place for the poor and forgotten

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title: Timothy Dempsey

texts: he had served. His grave site is marked with a Celtic Cross and the inscription, "God gave him grace abundant in the light of faith he saw his neighbor's needs." He served with charity. He will rest here to await with them a glorious resurrection and summons home.He is with many people whose lives he touched. Father Tim was an "honorary member" of Local 600 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and his casket was carried by six pallbearers who were all members of the union. A memorial service was held at the Municipal Auditorium on June 7, two months after his death, and was attended by many prominent people from all walks of life. The speakers were from the U.S. Senator Bennett Champ Clark is a member of the Buildings Trades Council. The foundation that continues to serve the needs of the homeless in St. Louis was established by Father <mask>'s charitable work. Up to 78 people are given a place to live and help with daily sustenance, getting a job, obtaining needed medical treatment, and accessing government benefits by the agency of "<mask>'s Charities."<mask>'s Charities has a room with a bed, nightstand, lamp, and bedding. There are shared bathroom and kitchen facilities. Breakfast and dinner are available. Others followed in the footsteps of <mask>'s charitable work. Father Peter M.H. was a priest in New Orleans. The St.Vincent's Hotel is based on the work of Father <mask> and features inexpensive rooms, meals and an employment bureau. Similar institutions were founded in Seattle, San Francisco, Newark, Omaha, Milwaukee and Kansas City.Father Dempsey Division 1 is named after him. References 1867 births 1936 deaths 20th-century Roman Catholic priests are from St.

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title: Hazel Miner

texts: A student at a rural one-room school died while protecting her brother and sister from the spring snowstorm of 1920 in Center, Oliver County. She became a national hero after her death. Many newspaper and magazine articles about her actions were published in the following decades. <mask> was the daughter of a farmer and his wife who were originally from Iowa. The family had moved back to their farm in North Dakota a year before the storm hit. <mask>'s sisters and brothers were all siblings. <mask> was an eighth grade student at a one-room school.The register of deeds in Oliver County, whose daughter had played with <mask>, described her as sort of motherly, for one so young. Her father thought she was reliable. Her obituary said she was quiet and loving and had a liking for children. <mask> was going to start high school in North Dakota that fall. The school dismissed its students early on the first day of the storm to allow them to go home. Many of the students, like the Miner children, were used to driving to and from school with a horse and buggy, but the school teacher had a rule that no child was allowed to drive home in bad weather without permission from a parent. William Miner rode a horse two miles to the school to escort his children home because he was worried about the weather.At about one o'clock in the afternoon, at the school, Miner hitched the children's horse, "Old Maude," to their light sleigh and told <mask> to wait while he went back to the school's barn to get his horse. <mask> wasn't strong enough to stop the horse from heading out into the storm. After searching for his children, William Miner realized they must have gotten lost and went home to organize a search party. Men from the surrounding countryside were summoned to join the search for the missing children. The blinding, blowing white snow made it impossible for <mask> to see more than a few feet in front of her, even though she was familiar with the

masks: Hazel Hazel Hazel Hazel Hazel Hazel Hazel Hazel


title: Hazel Miner

texts: road. She wore a warm coat, hat, gloves, and one-buckle over shoes, but they were not enough to protect her from the cold and wind. <mask> slid from the sleigh into the snow after hitting a coulee.She exclaimed, "Oh, my!" Her brother said that she was wet to the waist and her shoes were full of water. Her exposure was almost certain to cause severe hypothermia. <mask> had to adjust the horse's harness. She led the horse through the storm, but lost sight of the road. The children were not able to see many landmarks on the prairie. The children continued to travel and grow tired.<mask> was thrown over the dashboard when the sleigh tipped over after hitting an obstruction. Even with all three pushing at the same time, they were not strong enough to push the sleigh upright. Using the overturned sleigh as a shelter, <mask> spread two blankets, told Myrdith to lie down, and placed a third blanket on top of them. The children were trying to stay warm. <mask> used her body heat to warm her siblings. She kept them awake by telling them stories. The children repeated the Lord's Prayer and sang all four parts of "America the Beautiful" during opening exercises at the country school."You mustn't go to sleep even if I do," <mask> told her siblings. You will not, no matter how sleepy you get. Keep them awake! Is there a promise? Her siblings promised. The children could hear a dog barking, but no one came to their aid. <mask> became silent as the night wore on.The search party of more than thirty men looked for the children throughout the afternoon and evening. They set out again the next morning after giving up when it became dark. The children were found at two o'clock in the afternoon on March 16th, 25 hours after they left the school house. Two miles south of the school, the overturned sleigh was resting in a coulee. One of the men said, "With breathless haste we hurried to the rig and will never forget the sight that met our eyes." <mask>


title: Hazel Miner

texts: covered her siblings with her body. Her coat was spread over the bodies of the two younger children and she stretched her arms over them.Emmet and Myrdith were beneath her. The old horse was standing next to the overturned sled. The three children would have fallen into the snow if the horse had moved. The children were taken to William Starck's home for immediate care. The sound of <mask>'s outstretched arms as they brushed against the furniture as they brought her into the house was remembered by Anna Starck Benjamin, who was 412 years old at the time. The clothes line was brought off in the winter by the crackling sound of frozen laundry. I remember crying so much.They tried to revive <mask> but were unsuccessful. The mother of <mask> was brought to the Starck house after the children were found and she sat in a chair, rocking back and forth. She was kept company by her neighbors during the night when the children were missing. She said that her daughter came to her in a dream when she was asleep. <mask> said in the dream that she was not anymore. At <mask>'s funeral, the minister preached a sermon on the Christian Bible verse John 15:13: "Greater love has no man that will lay down his life for his friend." 34 people died during the three day storm.<mask> became a posthumous hero after her story became known. "This guardian angel of the prairies, covered with a thick sheet of ice, gave up her own life to save her brother and sister," read an article in The North Dakota Children's Home Finder. The North Dakota Children's Home Society wanted to use <mask>'s story to raise money for an orphanage in the state. After establishing a memorial committee in Center, <mask>'s parents said they wanted a statue instead of a hospital in her honor. Children across the state raised money for a memorial. A link to a PDF copy of the issue of The North Dakota Children's Home Finder can be found at the foot note. According to the grandson, Emmet


title: Hazel Miner

texts: never spoke about the story to his family and never forgiven himself for the death of his sister.The story got national attention. The Ford Motor Company commissioned two paintings of scenes from the story. An article about <mask>r was published in the February 1953 edition of the Ford Times. The Story of <mask>r was written by Chuck Suchy of Mandan, North Dakota. The song was recorded on both Suchy's Much to Share cassette and Dancing Dakota cassette. In the song, recalling <mask>'s outstretched arms, Suchy sings of "wings on the snow, a fate not chose, morning finds a dove so froze." Her love survived in the cold.The story "<mask>, Angel of the Prairies" was in the May 30, 2002 issue of the Center Republican. The story was told in Joe Wheeler's 2002 anthology Everyday Heroes: inspiring stories of ordinary people who made a difference. Kevin Kremer, a retired Mandan, North Dakota elementary teacher, wrote a children's book based on the story of <mask>r. In 1936, sixteen years after <mask>'s death, a monument was erected in front of the Oliver County Courthouse. The stone is written in memory of <mask>r. To the living, a tribute to the dead. <mask>'s grave is located in the Center Community Cemetery.Some students in North Dakota study the story of <mask> and her actions during the 1920 blizzard as part of a history class. North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum proclaimed March 16, 2020 "Hazel Miner Day" in honor of <mask> and the 100th anniversary of the blizzard. The town of Center, North Dakota held a ceremony on that day in which Chuck Suchy sang The Story of <mask>r and tours were given of places significant to her life and death. <mask> Avenue is named after her. There are also references to the 1920 North Dakota schoolhouse blizzard victims. There are mysteries and oddities in Dakota. Valley Star Books is in Dickinson, North Dakota.There is a discussion at genealogy.com about the deaths of people from Oliver County, North

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title: Jacques Maroger

texts: The technical director of the Louvre Museum's laboratory in Paris was <mask>. He was devoted to understanding the media of the Old Masters. He became an influential teacher after moving to the United States in 1939. Maroger's book, The Secret Formulas and Techniques of the Masters, has been criticized by some modern writers who say that the painting medium Maroger promoted is unsound. Maroger began to study with Louis Anquetin in 1907 and worked under his direction until Anquetin's death in 1932. The artists that Anquetin exhibited with wereVincent van Gogh, Charles Angrand, mile Bernard, Paul Gauguin, Camille Pissarro, Georges Seurat, Paul Signac and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. He was very active in the Impressionist movement.Anquetin was very interested in the works of the Flemish masters. <mask>'s teacher, Anquetin, provided guidance in the study of drawing, anatomy and master painting techniques. Around 1931, the National Academy of Design in New York City reported Maroger's painting discoveries. <mask> was Technical Director of the Louvre Laboratory from 1930 to 1939. He was a professor at the Louvre School, a member of theConservation Committee, General Secretary of the International Experts, and President of the Restorers of France. In 1937, he received the Légion d'honneur, and his pride at the honor is reflected in his self-portrait of the time, in which one can see his Legion pin on his lapel. He became a lecturer at the New York school after moving to the United States in 1939.His New York students adopted his techniques and taught them to their own students. Maroger established a school of painting at the Maryland Institute College

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title: Jacques Maroger

texts: of Art in Baltimore in 1942. The painters who came to be known as the Baltimore Realists were led by him at the Maryland Institute. The Secret Formulas and Techniques of the Masters was published in 1948. When Maroger's book became available, Reginald Marsh drew on Maroger's book-jacket an airplane dropping an atomic bomb on the Maryland Art Institute, a reference to the controversy Maroger was causing in the local press over the abstract art versus realism debate. Many modern painters have studied Maroger's formula and techniques in order to obtain the paint quality of the Old Masters. The main ingredient in Maroger's secret formula was white lead.White lead when cooked into linseed oil acts as a drying agent. Maroger claimed to have introduced the modern day artist to what the masters achieved centuries before in their paintings, a way to ensure permanence and color quality in oils without sacrificing fluid and subtle paint handling. The artist could blend his paint easily with the help of these formulas. The paint stays on the panel. He can paint on the same areas the next day because it dries very fast. Maroger's research of the painting techniques and formulas of the Old Masters was updated in a book written by Frank Redelius. Redelius was assisting Maroger with a revision of The Secret Formulas and Techniques of the Masters.The Master Keys is a book written by Frank Redelius. Critics of <mask> Maroger have been criticized because of his claims about the secret formulas of the Masters. The most commonly used Maroger's recipes today is a renamed version of the old "megilp", also known as "macguilp", "meglip", "meguilp", and a variety of


title: Jacques Maroger

texts: to be Megilp was created by a combination of black oil and mastic varnish. The medium used by Rubens was the same as the one used by the Little Dutch Masters.One part verdigris is a substitute for the lead-based metallic driers and can be cooked with 20 parts raw linseed or walnuts oil. There aren't many companies that produce these recipes today. Black oil and mastic varnish are combined in equal parts to form a gel. Maroger medium should be kept to no more than 20% of the mixture. "painting into the couch" is a technique in which a thin film of Maroger medium is rubbed over the area to be painted and painted into. The brush stroke is lubricating. Maroger medium should never be used as a final picture varnish as it requires a reaction with oil paint in order to dry.The production of Maroger's medium has stopped because of the reduced availability of lead and other factors. Many paint makers now offer faux-maroger's media or faux-megilps, generally made by substituting different materials, such as lime, for genuine lead, or creating a similar product out of specially. The effects of these products are similar, but not the same as those of real Maroger medium, which depends on specific chemical reactions between leaded oil, mastic resin, and turpentine. The white gingerbread cottage that was Maroger's home in Baltimore is located on the east campus of Loyola College in Maryland and is used for drawing and painting courses. The Maroger Art Studio is a building that was created in the style of a Parisian studio. The Secret Formulas and Techniques of the Masters was written by <mask>. How to Paint Like the Old Masters was written by Joseph


title: Alain Ngalani

texts: A Cameroonian mixed martial artist and Muay Thai kickboxer is currently signed to ONE Championship, where he competes in the Heavyweight division. He is a four-time Muay Thai World Champion. He started learning martial arts at the age of six, following in the footsteps of his brothers. He won back-to-back junior tournaments in Africa. His mother loved the sport and wanted her boys to learn discipline and focus their energy positively. He cut down his martial arts training in order to study other styles. He picked up martial arts like boxing, jiu-jitsu, and wrestling in order to compete in MMA contests.He moved to Hong Kong in 2001 after working as a bodyguard for high-profile people in Cte d'Ivoire. He moved to Hong Kong to win titles in Thailand, Japan, and mainland China. The "Planet Battle" promotion formed in 2008 and Ngalani became a regular fighter. After defeating Michael McDonald at Planet Battle I, he went on to compete in the 8-man tournament at Planet Battle II. In the quarter-finals, <mask> was knocked out by Brian Douwes with a knee. He knocked out Eduardo Maiorino at Planet Battle III. At Planet Battle IV on October 7, 2009, he defeated Bob Sapp with a decision, and at Planet Battle V on March 26, 2010, he stopped Carter Williams with a low kick.The match was not considered a contest. While competing in the ONE Super Series, he lost to Tarik Khbabez by third-round technical knockout at ONE Championship: Pinnacle of Power. On October 6, 2018, at ONE Championship: Kingdom of Heroes, his fight with Andre Meunier ended in a no contest when he was on the receiving end of an accidental low blow. On September 13, 2013, Ngalani switched from striking to mixed martial arts and won the ONE Championship. He lost to Paul Cheng by verbal


title: Alain Ngalani

texts: submission at ONE FC: Moment of Truth on December 6, 2013. One FC: Honor and Glory was held on May 30, 2014). The fight ended in a no contest when Lewis-Parry landed his groin strike.He was knocked out by the first-round knockout at ONE FC: War of Dragons. On November 13, 2015, at ONE Championship: Pride of Lions, Ngalani got back to his winning ways with a first-round TKO win over Subora. He was knocked out in the second round at ONE Championship: Heroes of the World. He broke the ONE record for fastest knockout when he stopped Hideki Sekine in 11 seconds at ONE Championship: Total Victory. In the ONE Championship's first-ever openweight superfight at ONE Championship: Hero's Dream, Ngalani was defeated by submission via guillotine choke. He recorded his first decision win over Ariunbold Tur-Ochir at ONE Championship: Iron Will. In his return to mixed martial arts on March 8, 2019, he lost to Mauro Cerilli by first-round TKO.On April 28, 2020, news came out that <mask> was going to face Belfort, who was making his ONE debut. Belfort parted ways with ONE without ever fighting for the promotion. On January 12, 2021, ONE Championship announced that Oumar Kane would face <mask> in the promotional debut of ONE Championship: Unbreakable 2 on January 29, 2021. There was a technical knockout in the first round. The ONE Championship: Battleground 2 was held on August 13, 2021. The bout was declared a no contest after Narmo was unable to continue because of a groin kick. The International Kickboxing Association has a world champion.Planet Battle won the world title in 2009, WPMF won the Muay Thai world title in 2004, and Thailand King's Cup runner-up in 2004. No contest is Planet Battle VI,Wan Chai, Hong Kong. Michael McDonald was in Planet Battle I in

masks: Ngalani Ngalani


title: Donald Keyhoe

texts: <mask> was an American Marine Corps naval aviator, writer of many aviation articles and stories in a variety of leading publications, and manager of the promotional tours of aviation pioneers. He argued that the U.S. government should conduct research on aliens and release their files. In the 1950s and early to mid-1960s, <mask> was seen as the leader in the field of ufology. <mask> was born and raised in Ottumwa, Iowa. He received his B.S. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps after graduating from the United States Naval Academy. During an airplane crash in Guam in 1922, his arm was injured.<mask> began writing as a hobby after his convalescence. <mask> retired from the Marines in 1923 because of the injury he sustained while returning to active duty. He was employed by the National Geodetic Survey and the U.S. Department of Commerce. The coast-to-coast tour was very popular in 1927. <mask>'s first book was Flying With Lindbergh. Many of <mask>'s articles and fictional stories appeared in a variety of leading publications after the book was a success. During World War II, <mask> returned to active duty in the Naval Aviation Training Division before retiring again at the rank of major.By the time his books appeared, <mask> was already a well-established author, with appearances in the pulp magazines of the 1920s and 1930s. "The Grim Passenger", "The Mystery Under the Sea", and " Through the Vortex" were all published in Weird Tales. The lead novel for the three issues of Dr. was produced by him. "The Mystery of the Dragon's Shadow", "The Mystery of the Golden Skull" and "The Mystery of the Singing Mummies" were written in 1936. The Doctor was opposed by a hero. <mask> created two larger-than-life superheros in the air adventure genre and wrote a number of air adventure stories. The first to be referred to as "the Brain Devil" was Captain Philip Strange.During World War I, Captain Strange was an American intelligence officer who was gifted with ESP and other mental powers. He is a minor member of the

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title: Donald Keyhoe

texts: WoldNewton universe. Richard Knight, a World War I veteran who was blinded in combat but gained a supernatural ability to see in the dark, was Keyhoe's other "superpowered" flying ace. There were a number of adventure stories written in the 1930s. The "Eric Trent" series was one of the series he wrote, along with the "The Devil Dog Squadron" and "The Jailbird Flight". Many of <mask>'s stories for the pulps were science fiction or Weird Fantasy, or contained a significant measure of these elements, a fact that was not lost on later critics of his UFO books. He worked for Saturday Evening Post, The Nation, and Reader's Digest.Following Kenneth Arnold's report of strange, fast- moving aerial objects in the summer of 1947, interest in "flying disks" and "flying saucers" was widespread, and <mask> followed the subject with some interest, though he was initially skeptical of any extraordinary answer. True, a popular American men's magazine, had been asking officials about the flying saucer question for some time. After the U.S. Air Force released conflicting information about the saucers, editor Ken Purdy turned to <mask>, who had written for the magazine, but who also had many friends and contacts in the military and the Pentagon. Keyhoe became convinced that the flying saucers were real after some investigation. As their forms, flight maneuvers, speeds and light technology was apparently far ahead of any nation's developments, Keyhoe became convinced that the U.S. government was trying to suppress the whole truth about the subject. Keyhoe found a response to his questions about flying saucers. He was denied access to saucer-related documents despite being told there was nothing to the subject."Flying Saucers Are Real" was published in the January 1950 issue of True and caused a sensation. It is rumored among magazine publishers that <mask>'s article in True was one of the most widely read and widely discussed magazine articles in history, according to the first head of Project Blue Book. The article was expanded into a book, The Flying Saucers Are

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title: Donald Keyhoe

texts: Real, which sold over half a million copies. He argued that the Air Force downplayed reports of flying saucers to avoid public panic. The aliens, wherever their origins or intentions, did not seem hostile, and had likely been surveilling the earth for two hundred years or more, though <mask> wrote that their "observation suddenly increased in 1947, following the series of A-." The book was described by Dr. Michael D. Swords as "a rather sensational but accurate account of the matter." It was praised as "cogent, intelligent and persuasive."<mask> wrote more books about aliens. Flying Saucers from Outer Space is based on interviews and official reports from the Air Force. Albert M. Chop, the Air Force's press secretary in the Pentagon, praised <mask> as a "responsible, accurate reporter" and expressed approval for his arguments in favor of the extraterrestrial hypothesis. <mask>'s first two books were based on official material and studiously avoid the wild speculations, naivete or prejudice of other publications according to Carl Jung. The United States government was accused of engaging in a conspiracy to cover up knowledge of flying saucers in the book The Flying Saucer Conspiracy. The existence of a "silence group" is claimed by Keyhoe. <mask>'s belief system was changed by the Flying Saucer Conspiracy.The central theme was no longer flying saucers, but the silence group and its coverup. The flying saucer myth would be dominated by <mask>'s beliefs for the next two decades. There are claims in the book of a possible discovery of an "orbiting space base" or a "moon base" that could cause a public panic. The Flying Saucer Conspiracy included legends of the disappearances. <mask> sensationalized claims of unusual structures on the moon. The National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) was founded by <mask>. He was one of several prominent professional, military or scientific figures on the board of directors, which lent the group a degree of legitimacy.The newsletter was mailed to its members. Due to financial problems, the

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title: Donald Keyhoe

texts: newsletter was often delivered on a more erratic basis. In 1959 two issues were published, but in 1958 four issues were published. The founder of NICAP was ousted as director after being accused of financial incompetence. The organization faced financial shortfalls and crises throughout <mask>'s twelve years as director, but he was only slightly better at managing NICAP's finances. From the late 1950s to the late 1960s, it was the largest and most influential civilian group in the United States. With <mask> in the lead, NICAP pressed hard for Congressional hearings.During the early and mid-1960s,NICAP's membership peaked at about 15,000, but only a small amount of interest from government officials. The Air Force's Project Blue Book was being criticized more and more. In 1966 a chorus called for an independent scientific investigation of unexplained flying objects. The University of Colorado formed the Condon Committee with this goal in mind, but it quickly became mired in infighting and controversy. The so-called "Trick Memo", an embarrassing memorandum written by the Condon Committee coordinator which seemed to suggest that the ostensibly objective and neutral committee had determined to pursue a debunking operation well before even beginning their studies, was publicized. On January 22, 1958, <mask> appeared on a CBS live television show to speak on the topic of aliens. The evidence that will prove that the aliens are machines under intelligent control is being evaluated by a U.S. Congressional committee.The audio portion of the broadcast was stopped. The CBS director of editing stated that the program had been carefully cleared for security reasons. On March 8, 1958, <mask> appeared on The Mike Wallace Interview on ABC and spoke about flying saucers, contactees and the details of the Armstrong Circle Theatre censorship, which he blamed on the Air Force rather than CBS. On the May 23, 1967, episode of To Tell the Truth, <mask> received three of four possible votes. An episode of the television series Project Blue Book had an actor

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title: Donald Keyhoe

texts: portraying <mask>. <mask> is a writer who federal agents try to intimidate into clearing his UFO stories before publication in the episode "The Lubbock Lights". Critics within NICAP blamed <mask> for the organization's decline in the late 1960s.He was accused of being too authoritarian in his leadership style by some NICAP members. <mask> had to lay off five of NICAP's nine staff members because the organization was facing bankruptcy. The organization's newsletter moved from being delivered on a reliable monthly basis in the mid-1960s to an increasingly erratic and unreliable delivery schedule which angered many NICAP subscribers. <mask> turned his focus away from the military in 1969 and focused on the CIA as the source of the cover up. The Board of Governors investigated the finances of NICAP and found that some members had not paid their dues and that Social Security taxes were not reported to the government. <mask> was forced to retire as NICAP chief in December 1969 in what was described as a "stormy meeting" by the board. The new director is Colonel Bryan.The local and state affiliates of NICAP were dissolved under Bryan's leadership. <mask> wrote his last book about aliens from space. The plan to entice extraterrestrials to land on Earth was promoted. <mask> didn't have a lot of contact with ufology after this book. He spoke at several conferences after being ousted from NICAP. He joined the board in 1981 because of his declining health, but he had little to do with the organization. <mask> was buried in Green Hill Cemetery in Luray, Virginia.<mask>'s books are now available online in the public domain. The Flying Saucers Are Real, Cosimo Classics, Flying Saucers from Outer Space, and The Flying Saucer Conspiracy are all published by Henry Holt and Company. "UFOs, the Military, and the Early Cold War" was written by Michael D. Swords. In Challenging the Borders of Knowledge, David M. Jacobs is the editor of the University Press of Kansas. <mask> wrote The Flying Saucers are Real. <mask> <mask> was interviewed by Mike Wallace on The Mike

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title: Gordon Lee (comic store owner)

texts: <mask>, an American comic book store owner from Rome, Georgia, died on January 13, 2013, after being charged with distributing obscene material to a minor in connection with the Free Comic Book Day on Halloween, 2004. The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund was involved in <mask>'s defense. <mask> was convicted of an obscenity charge. <mask> owned a comic book store in Rome, Georgia, which was based on an obscenity conviction. <mask> was found guilty of distributing obscene materials for selling pornographic comics to adult customers. He was fined $1,000 and sentenced to a year in prison. The Georgia Court of Appeals and Georgia Supreme Court denied <mask>'s appeals in 1994.Fees for the trial and the appeal were paid by the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. <mask> filed a suit for the return of inventory seized in the obscenity case. On November 1, 1991, the day the police received the complaint about the comics, the comics were seized. The US District Court for the Northern District of Georgia ordered the district attorney to return the 300 books within ten days. <mask> was charged with selling to a minor after Free Comic Book Day in Rome. On that day, <mask>'s shop gave away thousands of free comics, but a copy of Alternative Comics #2 was inadvertently included. An excerpt from the story The Salon is contained in Alternative Comics #2.The story depicts Picasso as nude in a non-sexual context during his first meeting with Braque. The comic is historically accurate according to the CBLDF. A parent filed a complaint with the police after the copy of the comic that was unintentionally given away was handed to them. <mask> offered to

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texts: make a public apology for the first time after learning of the error. After that apology was rejected, <mask> was arrested. The District Attorney's office stated that the comic was given to the six-year-old brother of the nine-year-old boy who was originally described as a nine-year-old boy. "Though I am willing to apologize for this particular art book getting in the hands that found it offensive, I will agree that the book is not harmful to children or obscene," <mask> said.In my opinion, this book is just as offensive as viewing the beautiful paintings of the Sistine Chapel or reading one of the best selling books with stories of sex, lust and nudity known as the Bible. <mask> was charged with two felony counts and five misdemeanors. The Distribution of Material Depicting Nudity or Sexual Conduct law requires materials containing nudity to be distributed in a labelled envelope. Penalties for violating this law can range from one to three years in prison and/or fines of up to $10,000 US. The Distribution of Material Harmful to Minors law makes it a crime to supply nudity-laden material to children. Comic Book Legal Defense Fund board member Peter David was approached by <mask>. The CBLDF Board of Directors voted unanimously to financially support <mask>'s defense, putting a defense team in place within days.In May 2005, the CBLDF submitted four motions to dismiss the counts <mask> faced. All charges under the Distribution of Material Depicting Nudity or Sexual Conduct law were dropped after a hearing on those motions. Two of the remaining charges were dropped and the remaining three charges were consolidated into two.

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title: Gordon Lee (comic store owner)

texts: The remaining charges were related to the distribution of a book, pamphlet, magazine, and printed matter containing pictures, drawings and visual representation of a person a portion of the human body which depict sexually explicit nudity, sexual conduct, and sadomasochistic abuse and which is harmful to The material did not meet the criteria according to the Fund. By November 2007, the CBLDF had spent over $80,000 on <mask>'s defense after taking the case in early 2005, and had estimated costs reaching six figures by the end of the trial. The case has been ready for trial three times.On April 2, 2006, 18 hours before <mask>'s jury trial, the District Attorney's team informed the defense team that all charges were being dropped due to a mistake. The charges were re-filed with the child listed. The defense team was shocked that the case had been proceeding for 18 months under faulty charges. The prosecutor admitted that false testimony had been presented at the pre- trial hearing. A year and a half of statements based on one set of facts were changed at the last minute. Both the six-year-old and nine-year-old boys were cited as victims when a new arraignment was held on May 19th. The CBLDF filed several motions to dismiss.The District Attorney's office allowed untruthful testimony to be presented under oath, which caused <mask> and his defense counsel to incur unnecessary expense by requiring a change in trial date. "Our office has been honest and above board throughout this case," she said. As soon as we got the new information, we forwarded it to the defense. On June 2, 2006 prosecutors filed a new indictment. This was

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title: Gordon Lee (comic store owner)

texts: the third time that <mask> had been charged. The first two sets of charges were never dropped. The CBLDF team again filed motions, this time in response to all of the accusations, but they were all dismissed.The trial was put off again on August 15, 2007, due to the illness of the presiding judge. The opening statements in the new trial resulted in a mistrial. The defense requested that the judge bar prosecutors from talking about <mask>'s previous conviction. The prosecution noted in their opening statements that <mask> had been through this before and beat it. The case was going to be brought back to Floyd Superior Court by the district attorney's office. The CBLDF had spent over $80,000 on <mask>'s defense. The case had been dismissed on Friday, April 18th.The charges against <mask> have unnerved many shop owners who are concerned about distributing materials that could result in similar charges. One store owner in Georgia said that they are similar to <mask>'s community. We will special order Lost Girls for anyone, but we won't have it on display. <mask> entered the news when he chased two women who were charged with stealing two puzzles based on the movie The Nightmare Before Christmas from his store. <mask> was thrown off the hood of their car after jumping on it in an attempt to stop the women. The women were charged with stealing and the driver was charged with assault. <mask> died from a series of strokes on January 13, 2013.He was 54 years old. There are external links to <mask>'s page. <mask>'s comic store has a home page. American victims of crime, people from Georgia, and 20th-century American business

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title: Carl Sassenrath

texts: <mask> is an architect of operating systems and computer languages. He brought multitasking to personal computers in 1985 with the creation of the Amiga Computer operating system. <mask> was born in 1957 to Charles and Carolyn. His father was a chemical engineer who worked on refining, paper production, and air pollution control systems. His family moved from the San Francisco Bay Area to a small town in California in the late 1960s. He was involved in electronics, amateur radio, photography, and filmmaking as a child. He began working for KEET when he was 13 years old.He worked his way up to being technical director and director for news, commercials, and local programming after working as a cameraman for a year. In 1980 he graduated from the University of California, Davis with a B.S. EECS stands for electrical engineering and computer science. He was interested in operating systems, parallel processing, and programming languages. He was a research assistant in neuroscience and behavioral biology and a teaching assistant for graduate computer language courses. His aunt was one of the original researchers at the California National Primate Research Center. He joined Hewlett Packard's Computer Systems Division as a member of the Multi-Programming Executive (MPE) file system design group for HP3000 computers.A new type of control language called Outqueue was a challenge because it was both descriptive and procedural. After a year, he became a member of the MPE-IV OS kernel team. When he was at HP, he was interested in reducing the high complexity found in most operating systems of that time and set out to formulate his own concepts of a microkernel-based OS. He tried to get them to HP, but they were too focused on the "smaller OS" ideas. Amundsen–Scott South Pole Station was the location of atmospheric physics research for the National Science Foundation. An agreement was reached with HP to

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title: Carl Sassenrath

texts: pursue independent research into new areas of computing, including graphical user interface and remote procedure call methods of distributed computing. HP formed a project to develop the modern style of window-based mouse-driven GUIs after being impressed by the new computing ideas being published from Xerox PARC.Andy Bechtolsheim borrowed a prototype Sun Microsystems workstation to create the Probus project. The system incorporated hyperlinks and early distributed computing concepts. At HP, Sassenrath was involved with and influenced by a number of HP language projects. Amiga Computer was a small startup company in Silicon Valley. He was asked to design a new operating system for the Amiga, an advanced multimedia personal computer system that later became the Commodore Amiga. As a sophisticated computer for its day (Amiga used 28 DMA channels along with multiple coprocessors), Sassenrath decided to create a preemptive multitasking operating system within a microkernel design. This was a new approach in 1983 when other personal computer operating systems were single tasking.The Amiga was one of the first to implement a microkernel OS methodology based on a real-time message passing core known as Exec with dynamically loaded libraries and devices as optional modules around the core. The Amiga OS was able to take advantage of the limited memory capacity of computers in the 1980s. The design came as a necessity of trying to integrate dozens of internal libraries and devices including graphics, sound, graphical user interface, floppy disc, file systems, and others. Hundreds of additional modules were added by external developers as a result of this dynamic modular method. After the release of the Amiga in 1985, <mask> left Commodore-Amiga to pursue new programming language design ideas that he had been contemplating since his university days. The Advanced Technology Group of Apple Computer was


title: James Wesley Rawles

texts: <mask> was born in 1960 and is an American author. He was an intelligence officer in the U.S. Army. He is the founder and senior editor of SurvivalBlog.com and has published material from this in two books. He is a survival retreat consultant. He describes himself as a Constitutionalist Christian libertarian. The names that belong to him and the ones that belong to his family are presented in a way that distinguishes them. <mask> was born in California in 1960 and went to public schools.He graduated from San Jose State University with a degree in journalism. He was a military intelligence officer in the United States Army. After Bill Clinton was inaugurated as President of the United States, he resigned his commission as a U.S. Army Captain. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, <mask> was the Managing Editor of The International Countermeasures Handbook. He worked as a technical writer for a number of electronics and software companies. He started writing full-time in 2005. He gave up day-to-dayBlogging in order to devote more time to writing books.<mask> is a retreat consultant and a writer. The "conscience of survivalism" was what he was described as. He is the author of a novel about survival. According to <mask>, survivalists see a high risk of a societal meltdown and need to prepare for the consequences. He said that the popular media has developed an incorrect far-right "lunatic fringe" image because of the actions of a few radicals. He said this was a distortion of the true message of survivalism. <mask> focuses on family readiness and personal freedom

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texts: instead of the fringe proponents.The typical survivalist does not live in a rural area, but is a city dweller worried about the collapse of society who sees the rural lifestyle as idyllic. He cautions that rural self-sufficiency requires a lot of hard work. He said in 2009, "There's so many people who are concerned about the economy that there's a huge interest in preparedness, and it pretty much crosses all lines, social, economic, political and religious." There is a steep learning curve right now. The survivalist movement is full of people who value their privacy, according to <mask> in an interview with The Economist magazine. He said you don't want to be known as the guy who has 3-4 years' supply of food in the basement. One day it could be taken by the government or stolen by neighbours.The Senior Editor of SurvivalBlog.com is <mask>. It has been described as the guiding light of the prepper movement. He encourages family readiness for threats to society. He turned over day-to-day editing to others. In his writings, <mask> has warned about food shortages, terrorist attacks, and X-class solar flares taking down power grids. Mainstream booksellers sell five novels and two nonfiction survival books from <mask>. Tools for Survival was his second book.His non-fiction books focus on practical skills and tools, while his novels tend to be heavy on technical jargon. Tom Clancy, David Brin, Algis Budrys, Colonel Jeff Cooper, Pat Frank, Gordon Dickson, Friedrich Hayek, and Ernest Hemingway are all credited in the Acknowledgments note to his book Tools For Survival.

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title: James Wesley Rawles

texts: <mask> often quotes Robert A. Heinlein. His first novel was a work of speculative fiction that was set in a near future. The novel was originally titled "Patriots: Surviving the Coming Collapse" and later changed to "Patriots: A Novel of Survival in the Coming Collapse". The shareware version of the book was called "Triple Ought" and was released in the early 1990s. It was printed by Huntington House.Xlibris, a "print on demand" publisher, re-released the book after Huntington House went out of business. The novel was published in a paperback edition. The glossary and index were updated. Shortly after its release, it was ranked number 6 in Amazon.com's overall book sales rankings, but fell to number 33 a week later. It fell to 98 by the end of the month. The book's popularity caught librarians off guard because it wasn't reviewed by the major book review publications. A small but vociferous group of people concerned with survivalism shared a sense of societal anxiety associated with the economic recession, according to Library Journal.The journal said that the book was originally conceived as a nonfiction guide. According to a number of Amazon.com reviewers, the novel will not win any literary prizes; its strength lies in its practical reassurances, focus on guns, and Christian ideology. The librarians had to purchase copies of the book to meet the demand. The events that occur in the novel Survivors: A Novel of the Coming Collapse are similar to the events that occur in the novel The Crunch. The novel follows several new characters as they attempt to survive


title: James Wesley Rawles

texts: The German edition of berleben in der Krise was published in 2011. The French edition is called Comment survivre?Antony Angrand translated it. In September 2012 it was released. In Spain and the United States, the Spanish edition of Cmo Sobrevivir is translated by Juan Carlos Ruiz Franco. In April 2012 it was released. A translation from Editura Paralela 45 in Bucharest was released in November. It was translated by a man. Pop is a well-known poet, political figure, translator, and academic.His Tools For Survival: What You Need to Survive When You're on Your Own is a non-fiction book. The book is described as a guide to the selection, use, and care of tools. It was #1 in Amazon's Survival & Emergency Preparedness books category after it was released by Penguin Books. There is a paperback book with an ISBN. It is also available as an audiobook. The novel Land of Promise was released on December 1, 2015. This science fiction novel is a departure from his previous thrillers.In the late 2130s, Land of Promise depicts the world under the economic and military domination of a Global Islamic Caliphate, brought about by a fictional new branch of Islam, called The Thirdists. The Ilemi Republic is a Christian nation of refuge in East Africa. This is the first book in the series. It is the first release from Liberty Paradigm Publishing, a publishing venture launched by <mask> in partnership with his literary agent Robert Gottlieb. The Ultimate Prepper's Survival Guide was published on October 20, 2020. <mask> is an advocate of family preparedness, especially regarding

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title: James Wesley Rawles

texts: food storage, and advocates relocating to lightly populated rural "retreat" areas. The value of silver and other tangibles for barter, recognition of moral absolutes, being well-armed, and relocation to rural retreats are all emphasized in his preparedness philosophy.In an interview with The New York Times, <mask> identified himself as a "guns and groceries" survivalist. The 2nd Amendment supports citizens' individual rights to keep and bear arms, according to <mask>. He thinks they should be able to defend themselves. In 2010, <mask> published a defense of his anti-racist views in a blog entry entitled "Race, Religion, and Reason", which has been criticized by the far-right. He supports the abolition of slavery. <mask> does not agree with military interventionism. The American Redoubt movement was formulated in March 2011.The western states of Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, eastern Oregon, and eastern Washington are being proposed by <mask> as a safe haven for conservative Christians and Jews. The concept was endorsed by former Presidential candidate Chuck Baldwin, who relocated his entire family to western Montana. John Jacob Schmidt started a weekly show called Radio Free Redoubt to help further the movement. Citizen journalism is advocated by <mask>. The Constitution First Amendment Press Association is a private free press advocacy group that distributes press credentials to any literate adult in the U.S. There is a secret ranch located in San Jose, California; near Orofino, Idaho; near Smartsville and Fremont, California; and near New Washoe City, Nevada. The

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texts: location of his ranch in the US is kept a secret, but he lives west of the Rockies.The ranch is in northern Idaho according to the newspaper. The "undisclosed location" of the ranch is claimed to be in Nevada, Utah, Wyoming or even in Central America. He lives on a ranch with his wife and their children in an undisclosed location, according to a CNN Europe article written before his first wife died. Their life is almost entirely self-sufficient as they keep livestock, hunt and the children are schooled at home. A three-year supply of food is stored away in the ranch. In an article titled "The Most Dangerous Novel in America", <mask> told The Daily Beast: "I'm not at liberty to discuss where I live." I made an agreement with my wife.I can't tell you the details. There is a very remote area where we live. I like technology. We don't have a cellphone, but I'm always online. If the power grid goes down, we are prepared to live off-grid. I need anonymity because of the nature of my novel, but I don't just want anonymity. In the wake of a crisis, I could look out in my barnyard and see five Winnebagos and some television news crews.I have to be perspicacious because I don't want fans of my books to descend on my property. In 2009, <mask> told an Agence France-Presse reporter that he was surrounded by a national forest. There is no shortage of water or fish on the property because the river runs through the back end. I would have to read about the collapse of Western civilization on the internet. I wouldn't notice. 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465


title: Ahmed Wali Karzai

texts: The Chairman of the Kandahar Provincial Council from 2005 until his death was <mask>. He was a half-brother of <mask> and an elder of the Popalzai tribe. <mask> used to run a restaurant in the United States for his family. He returned to Afghanistan after the removal of the Taliban government. He was accused of being on the CIA payroll. He was killed by one of his bodyguards. <mask> was born in the village of Karz in Afghanistan in 1961.He is the son of Abdul Ahad <mask>. He wasn't able to finish his studies due to the war. He moved to the United States after travelling to Pakistan. The Afghan restaurant in Chicago was owned by <mask>'s family. <mask> returned to Pakistan to help his father. He was a key ally of the US military in the south of Afghanistan after the US occupation of the country in 2001. He used his influence in the province to the extent that he was described as the governor.He was the council's chairman at the time of his death. A few days before his death, <mask> <mask> appeared on a British television programme, "Afghanistan: The Unknown Country," talking about public perception of him. He depended on family and fellow tribesmen to protect him. In June 2009, the U.S. embassy sent a cable saying that much of the business of running the Afghan city of Kandahar takes place out of public sight. James Risen of The New York Times stated that <mask> <mask> may have been involved in the Afghan opium and heroin trade. The charges were denied by the man, who said he was a victim of vicious politics. Ronald Neumann, the CIA's station chief and their British counterparts talked about the rumors in hopes that the president might move his brother out of the country, according to several people.One official said that they thought the concern expressed to Karzai might be enough to get him out of there. Several officials said that the President refused to accept clear-cut evidence of wrongdoing. "We don't have the kind of hard, direct evidence that you need to get a criminal indictment," the White House official said. The allegations were dismissed as politically motivated attacks by rival groups. The former

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texts: governor of the Helmand Province and a member of the Upper House of the Afghan parliament were accused of vote rigging before the Afghan presidential election in 2009. According to reports after the election, all of the candidates were involved in electoral fraud. In October 2009, The New York Times reported that the CIA paid for a variety of services, including the recruitment of the Kandahar Strike Force.He was paid for allowing the CIA and U.S. special forces to stay at the former Taliban leader's house. <mask> denied taking any money from the CIA. U.S. Senator John Kerry and former Afghan Ambassador to the United States, Said Tayeb Jawad, defended <mask> Karzai in recent years, Kerry saying "We should not condemn him or damage our relations with him on the basis of newspaper articles or rumors." There were at least two attacks on his office in the city of Kandahar in 2009, one in November 2008 and the other in April 2009. According to him, he had survived nine assassination attempts. The head of security, Sardar Mohammad, killed <mask> on July 12th, 2011.According to reports, <mask> was shot twice with a pistol, once in the head and once in the chest, as he was coming out of the bathroom. The Police Chief of Kandahar stated that the attacker was well known to the <mask> family. He was the most trusted security guard for seven years. <mask> came out of his bathroom as he entered his room. There was no conversation between <mask> and Mohammad. <mask> received two bullets, one in the chest and one in the head. The attacker was killed by other bodyguards and then hanged at a city square on public view.The body of Karzai was taken to Mirwais Hospital. Thousands of people turned up for his funeral the next day, led by Afghan President Hamid <mask>, and many more waited in buses for his body to be taken to his hometown of Karz. There was increased security around the funeral procession and the funeral was held in the city of Kandahar. "We know we live in a dangerous country," said Hamid <mask>'s spokesman at the funeral procession. The president knows that security has to be tight all the time. The president isn't

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texts: worried about his security because he's got good security. The president is grieving the death of his brother.<mask> was the brother of the president. The Governor of Helmand escaped an assassination attempt while he was on his way to the funeral. The head of the Provincial Ulema Council, Hikmatullah Hikmat, died along with three others and 13 others were wounded when a suicide bomber attacked a memorial service. On the day of his brother's death, President Hamid <mask> issued a statement. This is the life of all Afghan people, I hope that one day they will be able to live a normal life. Afghan families have suffered from it, and we hope that our suffering will be over. The White House and many world leaders condemned the assassination.Taliban spokesman Qari Yousef Ahmadi claimed that one of their agents was behind the assassination of Hamid <mask>'s brother. The man was punished for all his wrongdoings. According to The Christian Science Monitor, the Taliban has a dubious record of claiming responsibility for attacks it had nothing to do with. According to the head of the counter-terrorism department at the Interior Ministry, there was nobody from outside involved in the death of <mask> <mask>. The news was confirmed by Zalmai Ayubi, the spokesman for Kandahar province, as well as by a spokesman for the Ministry of Interior. The body of the man was taken to the hospital by helicopter after police were called to the scene of the killing. According to investigators, Sardar Mohammad may have been a Taliban agent or a government defector.In the past three months, a man named Sardar Mohammad traveled to Pakistan to meet with the Shura Council of the Taliban. According to the man, he has been acting erratically in recent weeks, including sleeping poorly, moving from house to house, acting suspiciously toward his men, and demanding to know who they were talking to on their mobile phones. When More Is Less: The International Project in Afghanistan is a reference. There are external links to <mask> <mask>. Time by Dan. October 28, 2009. Afghan politicians were assassinated and Afghan expatriates were killed in the United

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title: Cao Văn Viên

texts: been promoted to brigadier general.The critical region around Saigon was held by the Commander of the III Corps. In March 1964, while commanding troops in Kin Phong Province, his unit was attacked and surrounded on three sides. The United States decorated him with the Silver Star and the Republic of Vietnam decorated him with the National Order of Vietnam. The Silver Star citation said that while leading his men in an anti-communist assault, he "continued to exercise command vigorously and effectively until the enemy had been routed". The first senior South Vietnamese military officer to be wounded in the field was Vin. His actions were appreciated by American military officers. After General Nguyn Vn Thiu was dismissed by President Khanh in order to win Buddhist support for his government, Vin was appointed Chief of Staff of the Joint General Staff.He was the Chief of Staff of the JGS and was in charge of troop movements around the capital. He helped suppress a counter-coup by Major General Dng Vn c. On September 27 he helped put down a coup. He supported a coup against Prime Minister Vn Hng. In February 1965, he led the biggest helicopter attack of the war. On June 10, 1965, the city of ng Xoi was attacked by the Viet Cong and the U.S. forces were held back. When President Phan Khc Su resigned on June 17, 1965, he was replaced by Air Marshall Nguyn <mask>, who was a member of the military council.On October 1, 1965, the Chief of the JGS was promoted to Joint General Staff. He was promoted to major general on November 1, 1965, during the second anniversary of Diem's assassination, and then to lieutenant general in January 1966. One of the few generals who could not be


title: Cao Văn Viên

texts: 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Rowman and Littlefield were in New York in 2009.PAVN forces took control of Saigon on April 30, 1975. Assessments of the military career of the man are generally positive. General Westmoreland wrote in his memoir, "Never have I known a more admirable man: honest, loyal, reserved, scholarly, diplomatic." Historians said his strategic and command skills were better than those of American generals. Smith was most impressed with this man. Our relationship was complete candor on the matters he chose to discuss. ...He never said an unkind thing about anyone. He was never bitter despite the fact that he was never going to get more support. He was very kind. Colonel John K. Singlaub described the general as a "major factor in getting things done" in a top secret report. Some people are critics. General Lm Quang Thi said he preferred practicing yoga over leading troops. He was called something of a prima donna by a Los Angeles Times reporter.He was described as a mediocre staff officer by Nguyn Tin Hng. On April 28, 1975, <mask>n vin left South Vietnam for the United States. He arrived in the U.S. on April 29, 1975, aboard a C-141 Starlifter aircraft. He was taken to an undisclosed location where he was met by his family. The family's ties to the U.S. go back to 1973, when the oldest son was a student at an American university. The family settled in New Jersey, where the


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texts: wife ran a dry cleaning business. His wife started an export-import business after moving to Falls Church, Virginia.The U.S. Army paid Vin to write about the Vietnam War. In The Final Collapse, he argued that a lack of U.S. air power led to the defeat of the South Vietnamese government. After retiring from the U.S. Army, he considered teaching French literature, but he was unable to work because of arthritis. A lifelong adherent of Buddhism, Vin never smoked tobacco or drank alcohol and loved birds. He became an American citizen in 1982. He kept bees and allowed them to sting him, but it was only temporarily effective. The wife of Vin died in 1991.His daughter became a professor at the College of William and Mary. His son <mask> Tuan died in 1996, and his son was never found. The last years of <mask>n were spent at an assisted living facility in Virginia. He died of a heart attack on January 22, 2008. His daughter and five grandsons were with him. At the time that he left South Vietnam, the American press believed that he was one of the wealthiest generals in the country. According to the Los Angeles Times, "repeated American complaints" prevented Vin from accumulating wealth or engaging in corruption.One of the largest landholders in the Mekong Delta was the daughter of Vin's wife. Her family's land was taken by the Viet Cong. While her husband was in the military, she built a large number of businesses. She owned and operated bars and hotels that served military personnel and diplomats, as well as a number of other businesses, including a construction company that built up to 30 homes a year. After moving to the US, she ran an import-export business that specialized in

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title: Charles Napier (Royal Navy officer)

texts: A British naval officer who served in the War of 1812, the Napoleonic Wars, Syrian War and the Crimean War with the Russians, as well as a period commanding the Royal Navy, died on 6 November 1860. He was the naval officer most well-known to the public in the early Victorian Era because he was an innovator with the development of iron ships and an advocate of humane reform in the Royal Navy. He was a midshipman on the 16-gun sloop when he left her in May 1800. He served on the flagship of Sir John Borlase Warren. In 1802, he was transferred to the frigate by Captain William Hoste. In the following year, he moved to gyptienne to escort a convoy of ships in the English Channel and off the coast of France. In later years, feeling he had been badly treated by her captain, <mask>ming, <mask> challenged that officer to a duel, though they were eventually reconciled by their seconds.He served briefly on Mediator before moving to Boulogne. He was promoted to lieutenant in November 1805. He was in the West Indies at the time of the action in which the squadron under Warren took the French. He was appointed acting commander of the brig of 16 guns, formerly the French privateer Austerlitz, after returning to the West Indies with Warren. He became captain of the brig-sloop in August of 1808, and fought a battle off Antigua with the French sloop Diligente, in which his thigh was smashed by a cannonball. After taking part in the capture of the Caribbean island of Martinique, he distinguished himself in the pursuit of three escaping French ships of the line, handling the small Recruit so well that the British were able to capture the French flagship Hautpoult. He was promoted to acting post captain and given the command of the captured 74-gun ship-of-the-line.His rank was confirmed on May 22, but he was put on half-pay when he came home as a temporary captain. He spent time at the University of Edinburgh while on half-pay.

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title: Charles Napier (Royal Navy officer)

texts: He went to Portugal to visit his cousins, one of whom was <mask> <mask>, the future conqueror of Pakistan. He saved his cousin <mask>'s life and was wounded in the Battle of Buaco. He served in the Mediterranean Fleet under Sir Edward Pellew, disrupting enemy shipping. The capture of the island of Ponza was one of his main accomplishments. He commanded the 36 guns of the frigate off the French and Spanish Mediterranean coast in 1813.The surrender of Napoleon and his first period of exile in 1814 led to the transfer of his ship and crew to the coast of North America, where the War of 1812 with the United States was still in progress. After the Battle of Bladensburg and the Burning of Washington, he took part in the August expedition up the Potomac River to Alexandria. The British squadron took 10 days to travel upriver, with many strandings and damage from a tornado/thunderstorm, but on August 28, 1814, they captured Fort Washington on the north shoreline, which was blown up by the Americans prior to the bombardment. The shipping was seized after the town of Alexandria capitulated. Despite American attacks, the squadron successfully withdrew downriver with their prizes. The man was wounded in the neck. The British Army accompanied by 16 warships attacked the city of Baltimore on 12 September 1814.On the morning of the 13th, the Northwest Branch of the Patapsco River was attacked by the British. At. On the 12th, Gen. Ross arrived at North Point to attack the town from the east. He was shot just before his troops met the Maryland Militia. The Battle of North Point took place that afternoon. After pausing for the night to tend to the wounded and now under the command of Col. Arthur Brooke, the regiments waited outside the American fortifications. The naval forces were able to move upriver to attack the eastern land redoubts after taking old Loudenschlager's Hill.The British force in longboats armed with scaling

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