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texts: that hit <mask> at the back of the neck. <mask> almost brought Harvey to his knees by hitting him in the stomach. <mask> stepped forward and assisted Harvey to his feet after Harvey slipped down and <mask> came back with straight lefts. <mask> got home with three hooks to the head. Harvey started with lefts under <mask>'s ear and then with a tremendous right to the jaw.<mask> was after Harvey with a lot of body-blows. Harvey forced him to break away with a fine uppercut; <mask> then forced Harvey into a corner and scored with several double-handed blows to the head. After a left to the body, Harvey brought the right across to <mask>'s jaw and he got into close-quarters. Harvey pushed his man away, and after scoring several rights, he leveled <mask> with lefts. Harvey was having the better of the exchanges. In round-ten, Harvey had had the better of the fight: he was confident and immediately set to work to outbox <mask>, who did not

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texts: appear to cope effectively with Harvey's two-handed punches. At the beginning of the eleventh, Harvey rushed out of his corner, and before <mask> realized what had happened Harvey had made points with straight- lefts to the face and a right to the body.Harvey's left was rarely out of <mask>'s face, and <mask> tried to get in but Harvey kept him away. <mask> had brought him great renown as he showed less of his ability in the twelfth round. Harvey was able to get away from him because his blows lacked power. <mask> came out of his corner and tried to take the initiative, but Harvey outpointed him, though his leads began to miss. For a while, <mask> looked better, until Harvey forced the pace. Harvey led with a left to the face and then a left to the body after they were parted by the referee. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: blows. Harvey narrowly escaped a knockout in the final moments of the round, before Thomas awarded him the decision. <mask> wasn't happy with C.B. after the fight.I thought I did enough to win. I thought I had scored the same amount of points as Harvey. I agree that it was a good fight, but I think I won. <mask> said he would try again, whilst praising Harvey. I have beaten Harvey before and I'm sure I can do it again. Harvey is a fine fellow, and it was a great scrap. The Belfast Telegraph reported that <mask>, who has been experiencing eyesight trouble, was likely to give up active participation in boxing after he toured County Durham with his boxing booth.According to the newspaper,<mask> has been fighting against an increasing disability, but a commonsense view of the danger he runs, should he ignore skilled advice, may lead him to a retirement decision. William remarked "It is a terrible disappointment, but the blessing of sight

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texts: is greater than the blessing of a boxing trophy." During his visit to Australia in 1926, <mask> was advised to wear glasses for reading and writing. Since then, <mask> has acted as an acting second to two of his friends, bantamweight Andy Byrne and olympian Don McCorkindale. The opening of the winter season at the Palais des Sports, Paris, will feature a bout between <mask> and Thil due to Thil's ankle injury. Jack London accepted <mask>'s offer to fight him after training for the Thil fight. Jim Stanley and Valenzo Pinca were sparring.<mask> weighed in at 163 and a half-pounds, while Thil weighed in at 161 and a half-pounds. <mask> was defeated by Thil in front of a crowd of 25,000 at the Palais des Sports. <mask> was forced to give up after seven rounds. <mask> said that he was unable to continue after the gong sounded for the eighth-round. Thil won five of the seven rounds. After his defeat to Thil, <mask> was confirmed as an

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texts: opponent for Seaman Albert Harvey, the middleweight champion of the Eastern Counties, however, as <mask> was unable to fight. On 25 November, it was announced that <mask> had decided to retire from boxing and become a manager, due to a severe attack of rheumatism in his elbows.By January 1933, <mask> had managed a number of fighters. He challenged Jack KidCasey, the Northern Area champion, to a contest by April 1933. By May 1933, <mask> had decided to return as a boxer, with rumors of his possible opponent being Harry Crossley. On 18 May, it was revealed that <mask> would return to light-heavyweight to face Kid Scott, while having thoughts of possibly challenging for a light-heavyweight title in the future. In front of a crowd of 10,000 at Hyde Park, <mask> lost a narrow points-decision to Scott. Scott was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: the scheduled fight with Del Fontaine, the light-heavyweight champion of Canada, at Loftus Road was cancelled by doctors in attendance, as he was suffering from a cataracts in his left eye.The doctor who examined <mask>'s eye told the master of ceremonies that if <mask> fought it would be at risk of permanent blindness. The fight between <mask> and Eddie Pierce, the light-heavyweight champion of South Africa, will take place at the Ring on 24 September. On August 31, it was announced that <mask> would make his debut against Jack London. It was thought that <mask>'s eyesight would be permanently damaged if he continued boxing, so he decided to abandon the sport. He was suffering from a strain at the time, but after weeks of rest, his eyes are back to normal. On 31 August, <mask> defeated London in a points-decision. The contest was a walk-over for <mask>, although there was always a danger of London getting home one of his


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texts: heavy-rights.<mask> went down in the second-round after London connected a right. London was warned several times for holding while leaning on <mask>. He jumped in to land on the body, but two or three heavy-rights which he only just slipped caused him to pay more attention to his defence. In the fifth, <mask> unleashed a tremendous left-hook to the body, which London claimed to be low, and he was put down for a count of five. In round six, <mask>'s punches seemed to take away what little strength London had, and for three rounds he was an easy target for <mask>. At the close of the ninth-round, a wild right from London opened a cut over <mask>'s left eye, and his opponent attempted to make a play for the wound, but was denied by the cleverness of <mask>. In the tenth, in trying to repeat his damaging left-hook to the body, <mask> landed low but the punch was only a light one and did no damage, and escaped the referee's attention.Due

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texts: to London's inability to land on it, <mask>'s damaged eye was not the disadvantage it might have been, and he not only kept going but completely outboxed and outfought London. Just before the end of the final bell, <mask> got home the left-hook to the body, which dropped London, who claimed a foul. When the gong signaled the end of the contest, he had only reached two. <mask>'s fight with Eddie Pierce was changed to 1 October. Papers were signed for <mask> to meet Jim Winters, the light-heavyweight champion of Scotland, on 13 October. <mask> fought through five rounds with his left eye closed and bruised, but was defeated by Pierce in a technical-knockout at The Ring. After he protested against the suggestion of his seconds and of the referee to abandon the fight at the end of the tenth-round, <mask> displayed extreme courage and fortitude under a severe handicap.The referee stopped the fight in the eleventh-round when Pierce hit


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texts: <mask> with left and rights. The manager of Pierce advised him to use a bobbing and weaving technique due to <mask>'s damaged eyesight. <mask> was defeated by Jim Winters via a points-decision at the Music Hall in Edinburgh on October 12th. One couldn't say that <mask> was a finished man, as he was still the foxy fighter of old, and in the last three rounds of the bout, Winters tried every move to get through the Mancunian's guard to land a finishing punch, but to no avail At the end of the third round, <mask> was not as fresh as he was at the finish. Winters had an advantage in weight, as he looked too big, and he made the most of it. On occasion, <mask> tried to take the initiative with pawing left-leads and short half-arm shocks to the body, but Winters was fast and employed the left well in the opening sessions, while his heavy work to the body caused <mask> to cover up.Winters poked his left into <mask>'s face, even though there


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texts: was too much sparring. Winters did the leading-out work after a few heavy body punches were landed. Midway through the third-session, the exchanges became keener, and both landed to the body, but <mask>'s judgement was faulty. In round-four, Winters was very aggressive with his left and scored twice. <mask> was told to lay off multiple times as he seemed at sea with Winters' left. Winters hit <mask> with a slash to the jaw and then spoke to him for a low hit. <mask> came back and caused Winters to lose his mind.<mask>'s best sessions were the seventh and eight. He took a clip on the chin in order to get in a hard half-arm hit to Winters' ribs, and he mixed it up well right up to the finish. Both missed in the early stages of the eighth-round, but <mask> brought his right into action to Winters' ribs. <mask>'s best round was when he landed a right to Winters' jaw in a fierce rally. Winters opened round-nine with a well timed left, but


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texts: <mask> retaliated with two-handed punching to the body. <mask>'s elusiveness got him out of many tight corners, and the covering-up work he did was smart. From the tenth to the end, Winters forced the fight and kept adding to his points tally, but to the credit of <mask> never left an opening for his younger and stronger opponent.Winters opened the eleventh-session with a left-lead and a right-swing. Winters used his left well in the last round. After referee Ben Green awarded Winters the verdict via points-decision, the crowded house rose and cheered <mask> to the echo, as he had become a popular figure due to his ability and good sportsmanship. <mask> retired from boxing at the age of 30 due to his failing eyesight. He finished his career with 96 wins in 135 fights, 37 by knockout, and 6 title fights. If he had his time over again, <mask> wrote, "I wouldn't have changed a thing", as he had done not so badly considering that his first


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texts: fights found him to be useless. One of <mask>'s two children died while he was in the United States trying to launch his boxing career, though he married a former bookbinder of Irish descent.<mask> said that they didn't make it home in time for the child's burial. After the tragedy, <mask> went back to America and sparred with Ted "Kid" Lewis and Mike McTigue, but an American debut fight fell through when Phil Kaplan turned the fight down. His marriage with Annie ended in divorce. Maria Reid was <mask>'s sister and he adopted three white children. When Maria's sister died, the pair adopted her three children. He and Paul Robeson had been friends for 30 years. <mask> was a member of the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain.While working as a truck driver, <mask> began writing a monthly boxing column for The Daily Worker, and he was instrumental in forming the first Ex-Boxers' Association in Manchester in 1952, where it would eventually


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texts: become the Ex-Boxers' Association of Great Britain. He retired from his job as a foreman for Jack Silverman at the age of 70, and once remarked that "if I had been a champion things would have been different". Records and documents from the 1945 Congress are included in <mask>'s collection of works at the Working Class Movement Library. Although <mask> had given up active boxing, he was still connecting himself to the sport, such as refereeing for Jack McKnight v Jim Hunter at East Hull Baths on 18 December 1933, as well as a boxing trainer and discovering talent such as Matt Moran, Al B. He wrote a series of short stories set in the world of boxing which were published in The Topical Times. He tried his hand at professional wrestling on February 20, 1939. <mask> devoted himself to his boxing booth, which had already been on the road for a number of years.When World War II began, he worked in the Civil Defence Rescue Squad in


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texts: Manchester, where he entered air raid damaged buildings to retrieve the injured or dead. <mask> joined the unit in Cumbria as a specialist in first aid and physical training, and his group officer said that he never encouraged anyone to become interested in boxing. He was promoted in the National Fire Service. He worked as a bus driver after the war, but tragedy struck when a child stepped out into the road and was killed by the bus he was driving. He drove fire engines in Moss Side from 1939 as part of his role in the Transport and General Workers' Union. He was involved in boxing shows at Ardwick Stadium in 1947 and 1948 and later worked as a driver for Jack Silverman. On March 11, 1949, <mask> announced that he was offering free tuition to aspiring young boxers at his club in Oxford Road.There is no plan to find and exploit potential champions. I can help young people who like the game and teach them things they need to know. In


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texts: 1949, he assisted the members of the Unity Theatre in their production of Golden Boy. <mask>'s encounters with racism and his observation of the poverty of most of his class in Britain lead him to radical politics. The Daily Worker had waged a ground-breaking campaign against the colour bar in boxing. He joined the Communist Party of Great Britain because of the popularity of the Soviet Union in the fight against fascists during the Second World War. <mask> had come to know Paul Robeson, the American singer, actor and political activist, who encouraged him in his fight with the British boxing colour bar.In January 1933, <mask> is a great man. He gave me a new lease on life with a few words. He drew a picture of his fight. He said that I should be able to fight outside of my job if I could fight in the ring. I made every effort to show the British public that the colour bar is nonsense. <mask>'s campaign on behalf of his fellow boxers

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texts: was to ensure they didn't get battered like he suffered, and his battles against discrimination and for civil rights made him an important example of how there are different ways to fight. Pan Africanism, sports and the colour bar, as well as the subject of labour-communist unity, were some of the topics he spoke about across Manchester from 1945.B. S. Haldane. <mask> was one of ninety delegates who attended the 5th Pan-African Congress in Manchester in October 1945, representing fifty organizations with a total of 200 audience members present. The topics discussed were "Oppression in South Africa", and "The Problems in the Caribbean". George Padmore was among the notable delegates. A number of black activists living in Manchester at the time were also in attendance, including <mask>, Dr Pater Milliard from Guyana who had formed the Negro Association and C. L. R. James who had established the International African Service Bureau. The


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texts: creation of the Pan-African Federation was partially due to the meetings, as well as the advancement of Pan-Africanism and applying it to decolonize the African continent. By 1946, Manchester's black community had increased to around 10,000 people, as black ex-servicemen and migrant workers settled down in areas such as Moss Side.The New International Club on Grafton Street was set up by <mask> and two friends who had fought against fascists in Spain. The New International wanted to be a social club and an organizing space for black people in Manchester to come together and solve their problems in the city. "true internationalism; colonial liberation; the ending of racial discrimination; peace" are some of the principles of the club. On 9 January 1947, it was reported that <mask> and a committee of leading townspeople were organizing a petition to the American Ambassador in London, Lord Inverchapel, against the death sentence of two


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texts: African American boys. The final decision on the fate of the children will be made this week by the Governor of Mississippi, and unless sanity prevails, they will meet their death on January 17th. The club had links with the Civil Rights Congress. <mask> and Charles were able to challenge racism at the Manchester Labour Exchange because of the club's internationalist sensibility, and also because they were able to call attention to inequalities in local housing, policing, and educational policy.One of the first places to hold African and Caribbean club nights in Manchester was the club. In December 1948, Manchester's workers movement organised solidarity with the Trenton Six, a group of black men sentenced to death by an all-white jury for a murder they didn't commit. The New International's biggest success was hosting Paul Robeson in 1949, where he was welcomed at reception and spoke to the public. 20,000 people turned out for these


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texts: events, which brought renewed funds and attention to the club. They were able to hold conferences, publicise international campaigns, and defend workers of colour in marine, mining, and transport sectors, all while arguing that these were part of wider struggles against imperialism. On August 28, 1949, his name was taken by an undercover police officer after he was the main speaker at a meeting of the Blackpool Communists. <mask> argued that the ban closed an important avenue open to the ordinary people to have free speech, as the meeting was in protest and defiance of the ban.<mask> took part in the British "Let Robeson Sing" campaign, which according to Robeson's biographer would be a considerable embarrassment to the U.S. government. The New International Club and other International African Service Bureau initiatives against British racism were an important part of the post-congress activism within the United Kingdom. <mask> was


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texts: unsuccessful in his attempts to be elected to Manchester City Council as a candidate for Moss Side East in 1949, 1955 and 1961, but still acted as an unofficial representative of the city's black community for many years. He played a significant role in reversing the policy of segregating white and black patrons at the Old Abbey Taphouse. According to Wilf Charles, a friend and co- founder of the New International Club, <mask> ordered two drinks and they said they wouldn't serve black men. They brought in the police and asked us to leave the pub. <mask> stated that he was most embarrassed.This is the first time in my life that I have ever been refused a drink. Over the course of the next three days, more than 200 people, black and white, gathered to take part in a demonstration outside, after he launched a campaign and enlisted the help of the then Lord Mayor of Manchester, Abraham Moss and the Bishop of Manchester. <mask> was invited


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texts: inside to share a drink with the publican after it was overturned. He spent several months convalescing at a Black Sea resort in the Soviet Union for a pneumonectomy after health problems resulted in him returning to England to resume his political activities in the Communist Party. <mask> and his wife Maria were at Waterloo Street in the early sixties, when <mask>'s physical health was in decline. The Morning Star ran an obituary for <mask>, who died on September 28, 1974. Two years before Britain passed the landmark Race Relations Act 1976, <mask> died and he didn't see the faltering progress as Britain evolved into an ever more diverse, multi-racial nation.He was quoted in his obituary as saying that he was never a fighter, always a boxer, and all for a fiver and second class travelling expenses. Stephen Miller started a petition on Change.org to build a statue of <mask> in Piccadilly Gardens after the Statue of Edward Colston was

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texts: destroyed. On 10 June, Deej <mask> started a petition for a monument to be included for <mask>, based on his contributions to Manchester. The idea of memorialising <mask> was encouraged by a British Labour Party politician. The petition was signed by almost 800 people and called for a monument to be built in Manchester. The leader of Manchester City Council, Sir Richard Leese, said it would be great to have a statue of <mask> in Manchester. He wasn't just a boxer, it was more what he did to contribute to the civil rights movement, stated the Mayor of Greater Manchester.Welsh Labour Party politicians Gerald Jones and Nick Smith talked about <mask>'s difficulties with the National Sporting Club and the British Boxing Board of Control at the Palace of Westminster on 20 October 2020. The legacy of <mask> is often forgotten. Ron Olver, correspondent of The Ring and former assistant editor of Boxing News said, "He was well-respected both as

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texts: a fighter and as a man." Noted for his defensive skills, he had a gem of a left hand and could block punches. "<mask> was one of the best boxers I have ever met," said Harvey, a three-divisional British champion and world light-heavyweight contender. He wasn't able to win the highest honours in the game. It was a pleasure to watch him use that long left of his, unless you were facing the business end of it."That <mask> is one of the cleverest artists of the era is beyond dispute," said Harry. <mask> is one of the best boxers in the world according to the Telegraph. He has to his credit a decision over Harry Crossley. The author of We Danced All Night wrote that <mask> was one of the best fighters of the period. The great and only <mask> was included in the 1925 honours list of British boxing referee Eugene Corri. "My diagnosis of <mask> is that he has a streak of indifference, inborn or assumed, and prefers to amble to victory rather

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texts: than employ all his natural gifts, so as to crash his way to triumph," he said. If <mask> were not sure that he is a master of defensive boxing, we should rate him as the finest specimen of a middleweight we have produced for years.Eric Stone wrote about the night that Harry Corbett lost his title. Harvey was beaten by a man who had stopped Kid Lewis. One of the greatest fighters we have ever seen was <mask>. <mask> was described as one of the most skillful boxers by the Western Morning News. The Telegraph said that <mask> was one of the cleverest defensive boxers of his age. Harold Lewis wrote that <mask> was a more relentless in-fighter than Ted "Kid" Lewis was. His defence was described as "impregnable".He was the cleverest boxer at that weight in the world. "Victory came to <mask> per medium of the old Jem Mace style," said Solar Plexus, sports writer for The Referee. They don't understand their business and say it's obsolete, but

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texts: they don't know what they're talking about. <mask> is very much of the old school. Fans of boxing have been anxious to see <mask> in action since he landed in Australia. <mask> was regarded as one of the cleverest boxers in Europe by a sports writer. Ben Green, a British referee, regarded <mask> as one of the greats while acknowledging him as one of the greatest British middleweights.A good big man in boxing should always beat a little man. The big man is usually an artist in the roped area when he has abnormal reach and good height. There is a man named <mask>. While noting <mask>'s "rare defence", Pollux said that Ted "Kid" Lewis would find his equal in ringcraft. <mask> from Manchester was thought to be the best fighter in Europe in the 1920s but was unable to prove it because of his colour. <mask> took the name <mask> in honor of his hero. In 1987, a musical based on the life and work of the <mask>, Struggle for Freedom, was the

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texts: final part of a performance by young people from Rochdale schools, which was produced by Frontline Culture and Education and directed by British playwright Dan Baron Cohen.The contributions of Sid Booth, Wilf Charles and African Dawn were acknowledged by Baron Cohen. The play about <mask>'s, written by Colin Conner and directed by Nick Birchill, made its debut at the Greater Manchester Fringe Festival. Michael Herbert's book Never Counted Out and the collection of <mask>'s memorabilia at the Working Class Movement Library inspired Colin Conner's play. From 11 May to 12 May 2015, and from 20 May to 21 May 2015, <mask> Fighter performed at the King's Arms and the Octagon Theatre. The cast consisted of several people. Benjamin, who was nominated for a Manchester Theatre Award, remarked: "I'm so passionate about all the things he was fighting for." He did some amazing things after he was a boxer.I'm happy to be a part of it. It is very

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texts: emotional. The piece of digital artwork titled Nobody Knows was created by Peter Howarth. Further reading Fleming, Denis, is also a professional boxing record. Michael Herbert is the author of The Manchester Fighters. Never counted out! The 1945 Manchester Pan-African Congress Revisited was written by Rob Howard.The Cambridge Companion to Boxing is a book written by Gerald. Ted "Kid" Lewis was defeated by <mask> in a 1925 newspaper account. The Prince at the Ring was a newspaper account of <mask>'s loss. English people of Irish descent, British male writers, British non-fiction writers, British pan-Africanists, and English male boxers are from


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texts: <mask> is an American poet, spoken-word performer, playwright, author, writing teacher, and former journalist. She has published poems in literary magazines and journals, including TriQuarterly, Poetry, The Paris Review, Tin House, and American Voices and The Oxford anthology of African-American Poetry. She is a faculty member of the Stonecoast MFA Program in Creative Writing and the Low-Residency MFA Program in Creative Writing at Sierra Nevada University. She is a four-time individual National Poetry Slam champion and appeared in the 1996 documentary SlamNation, which followed various poetry slam teams as they competed at the 1996 National Poetry Slam in Portland, Oregon. <mask> is believed to be the first African-American woman to publish a weekly metro column. She received a Guggenheim fellowship, a National Endowment for the Arts grant, and two-time winner of the Pushcart Prize. She is the most successful poet in the National Poetry Slam competition.<mask> is a professor at the College of Staten Island, a core faculty member at Sierra Nevada University, and a resident in the Vermont College of Fine Arts. Career <mask>'s poetry has appeared in literary journals including The Paris Review and TriQuarterly, and dozens of anthologies, including The Oxford anthology of African-American Poetry, The Outlaw Bible of American Poetry and Gathering Ground: A Reader celebrating Cave Canem's First Decade. She has read

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texts: her poetry at many places, including the Poets Stage in Sweden, the Urban Voices in South Africa, the Aran Islands International Poetry and Prose Festival, and on tour in Germany, Austria and Holland. She has performed at the National Book Festival, Carnegie Hall, and the Dodge Poetry Festival in the U.S. A dance/theater production based on the book Blood Dazzler sold out a week-long series of performances at New York's Harlem Stage. A selection of <mask>'s poetry was produced as a one-woman play by Walcott and performed at both Boston University Playwrights Theater and the historic Trinidad Theater Workshop. The New York Times reviewed the play, which was staged by Company One Theater in Hartford, Ct.<mask> talks about how she started writing poetry in an interview with Tony Leuzzi. She says that she was introduced to poetry through the stage, where there isn't a place to crawl behind the language. <mask> performed her poems for the first time at her first Chicago slam poetry night. This scene became <mask>'s social circle as well as her recreational exercise, but after performing for a while, people began to view <mask>'s poems as literature rather than just performance. <mask> was challenged to make a commitment to her writing. <mask> wrote four poetry books before she was admitted to the program. The poet claims that she established herself as a poet and her content way before she graduated from the

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texts: program.<mask> responds to Leuzzi's question about attending an MFA program later in life by affirming the freedom she had in academics because she was already an established and published poet, so she did not need to go after grants and awards or university validation. In addition to her poetry and journalism, she is also a performer in two one-woman plays and in a one-woman show called Professional Suicide. In the article "Spoken Word and Hip Hop: The Power of Urban Art and Culture", the authors argue that <mask> and his friends in SlamNation ushered in a new era of poetry. <mask> has contributed to many anthology including Unsettling America: An anthology of Contemporary Multicultural Poetry, Aloud: Voices from the Nuyorican Poets Café, Short Fuse: The Global anthology of New Fusion Poetry, Bum Rush the Page, The Oxford anthology of African American Poetry and Pushcart Prize In addition to her personal works, she also offers individual and group rates for poetry instruction from kindergarteners to senior citizens. Like much of her poetry, this collection draws upon her roots in Chicago during the 1960s. Big Towns, Big Talks is a sequel to After Life According to Motown that looks at life after childhood in Chicago.In September 1993 <mask> published Close to Death, a book about black male life expectancy in relation to homicides, drug abuse, and AIDS. Thousands of black males in New York City, Chicago, and


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texts: Boston who have run out of options and expect to lose their lives without first given a chance to live are the subject of <mask>'s poems. Publishers Weekly says, "Her acute ear for the intricacies of speech adds to the vitality of poems written in the voice of black men she encounters amid the inner-city squalor of Chicago and Boston." Her Teahouse of the Almighty is a collection of free-verse poems on topics such as love, family, religion, feminism, and the role of poetry. The poem "boy dies, girlfriend gets his heart" is about an actual event where a fifteen-year-old boy gave his heart to his girlfriend, and in another poem, <mask> discusses her views on religion and her Baptist upbringing. <mask> appears to be that rarest of creatures, a charismatic slam and performance poet whose artistry truly survives on the printed page, according to a Publishers Weekly critic. She authored a book of history, Africans in America: American's Journey through Slavery, that was commissioned to accompany a PBS series of the same name, and which included short passages written by Charles Johnson and the WGBH Series Research Team.The black bodies of the African-American community are the subject of Incendiary Art. Various forms of poetry are used in this collection. In the book, <mask> combines her poems with photographs of the '70s in Chicago's South Side. Donna Seman from Booklist praised the collection, saying that it was an


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texts: arresting and affecting match of potent images and singing words. The Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize, the Rebekah Bobbitt National Prize for Poetry, and the Phillis Wheatley Book Award in Poetry were all won by <mask>. The poems in the collection discuss themes of first love, Motown, personal narrative, and cultural journey. The judge of the Lenore marshal prize said that her poems "plunge to the soul-depths of the people who occupy them."She was an editorial assistant at the Chicago Sun-Times in the 1980's and wrote a review of a concert that she didn't attend. The Boston Globe asked her to resign after editors discovered her metro column contained fictional characters and fabricated events in violation of journalism practice. <mask> admitted to fabrications in her columns. Walter V. Robinson, the Globe editor who discovered her fabrications, said in 2015: "The fact of the matter is that in life, for all of us, we are judged very much by how we bounce back from adversity." I'm really happy with what's happened in her life. She received the Rebekah Johnson Bobbitt Award for poetry. She is a 2008 National Book Award finalist, winner of the Hurston-Wright Legacy Award in Poetry, the Carl Sandburg Literary Award, the National Poetry Series award, the Patterson poetry award, two Pushcart Prizes, and the Rattle poetry prize.She was a winner of the Robert L. Fish Memorial Award for short story writing. She was a

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texts: recipient of the McDowell and Yadoo fellowships, as well as being in the International Literary Hall of Fame for Writers of African Descent. The Lenore Marshall Prize is presented by the Academy of American Poets in recognition of the most outstanding book of poetry published in America the previous year. "Incendiary Art" was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. "Incendiary Art," a collection of poems published by Northwestern University Press, won two awards last year. The Los Angeles Times Book Prize was won by the collection. The American Society of Newspaper Editors gave <mask> an award for commentary.The Boston Globe withdrew her from consideration for a Pulitzer Prize after acknowledging that some of her columns contained fabricated people, events, and quotes. In Chicago, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266


title: Karl G. Karsten

texts: <mask> is known for his work on graphical methods and economic forecasting. <mask> received his education as an economist and statistician. He obtained his bachelor's degree from the University of New Mexico in 1911 and a Rhodes Scholarship from Oxford University in 1914. He was a graduate student at Columbia University. <mask> began his career as a newspaper reporter in New York City. He started Karsten Statistical Laboratory in New Haven, Connecticut, as an independent statistician consulting. <mask> was a specialist in unemployment remedies.The Kardex Institute was founded in 1921 by James Rand, Jr. to collect and distribute information on good business record-keeping and filing practices. <mask> founded the Karsten Forecasts, inc. in New Haven, and the Irving Fisher Index Number Institute in New Haven, Connecticut. <mask> was a member of the Liberal Club of New York. He married Elinor Cox in 1917 and had a daughter with her. Henry Miller and his family were invited to the summer stack by <mask> in the 1920s. He married Helen Tippy. Karsten published a series of works on charts and graphs.He patented several information processing devices. <mask> was one of the first to publish a book on charts and graphs, which was published in 1923. <mask> said that since the First World War the use and developments of charts have been so large that one able economist thinks that we as a country have gone chart-mad. The development has not been limited to this country, and it has a very solid base in practical utility. The chart shows a real saving in time and mental effort. He published "Charts and graphs: An introduction to graphic methods in the control and analysis of statistics" in 1923. Years ahead of its time, this work was focused on statistics.The 1910s statistics and graphs were used in production control and management in the US and

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texts: Britain. <mask>'s work was designed for educational purposes and not as a handbook for businessmen. It inspired <mask> Rose, who wrote since the 1930s on higher control in management, accounting and business charts. Karsten "showed a detailed understanding of how some economic time series could be generated as partial sums of others and that there could, therefore, be a pair of series where one was." The basic idea of this quadrature was described by Karsten. To be in quadrature means that the fluctuations of one of the curves correspond to the fluctuations of the curve of the other curve. The first may be said to be cumulatively affected by the second when a cause-and-effect relation exists.The quadrature method applies cumulation to get a series of data for the integral function and differencing to get a series of data for the derivative. According to Karsten, the aim of correlation analysis should be the recovery of connections. In an ongoing discussion, Jan Tinbergen confirmed the claim of Karsten. "Karsten had touched 'not without merit' on the problem of causality, and had shown the existence of cumulative relations between the three Harvard barometer indices." He found that the cumulative values of the Harvard B- index were similar to those of the Harvard A- index. According to Karsten, the B-index was the "generating force" of the three and the other two were derived from changes in the business index. The Karsten Statistical Laboratory in New Haven, Connecticut was founded in 1931 to develop so called "barometers".The forecasts included barometers of volume of trade, of building activity, of interest rates, of the wholesale price level, of indices of certain industries, of railroad stocks, of public utility stocks, of steel stocks, of oil stocks, and of automobile stocks. The 1931 Scientific forecasting was based on Karsten's

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title: Karl G. Karsten

texts: experience as a stock market analyst. The work on scientific forecasting focused on the methods and application to practical business and stock market operations, and relied on the techniques of the economic barometers. According to Keuzenkamp, "Karsten was fairly optimistic about his abilities to make prognoses, but, as he had to admit, 'at the present time this investigation can not account for economic changes which are wholly due to the element of mob-, crowd- or herd Karsten's conclusion is that the psychological factors are unimportant and that his results support economic determinism. The stock market is the only exception. Karsten was moderate with claims about stock market prediction after the crash of 1929.<mask><mask> wrote Charts and graphs: An introduction to graphic methods in the control and analysis of statistics. Prentice-Hall was built in 1923. Karl G. Scientific forecasting is used in stock market operations. <mask> is in New York. 1931. <mask> wrote about the theory of quadrature in economics. The Journal of the American Statistical Association was published in 1924.<mask><mask> wrote about the Harvard Business Indexes. The American Statistical Association has a journal. 21.156 was published in 1925. <mask>, <mask>. "Information-dispensing set." There is a U.S. patent. A total of 1,537,640. 12 May 1925."Package for dates, figs, candies, and like products", U.S. Patent No. 1,556,608 people. 13 October 1925. <mask>, <mask>. "Map." There were 1,556,609. 13 October 1925. <mask><mask> had a patent for aCentrifugal machine.1,500,000. 9 Mar. The year 1926. <mask><mask> is known as the "tridimensional chart." There is a U.S. patent. 1,700,318. 29 January 1929.<mask><mask> has a patent for a radio program detector. A total of 1,752,302. The date is 1 April. 1930. The University of New Mexico alumni were 20th-century American

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title: Earl W. Bascom

texts: <mask> was an American painter, sculptor, cowboy, rodeo performer, inventor, and Hollywood actor. He used to portray his own experiences of cowboying and rodeoing across the American and Canadian West in his art. Bascom was awarded the Pioneer Award by the ProRodeo Hall of Fame in 2016 and was also in the Canadian Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame in 1984. Bascom was referred to as the "Father of Modern Rodeo", the "Dean of Rodeo Cowboy Sculpture" and the "Cowboy of Cowboy Artists". He was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The son of a rancher and a lawman, Bascom was born in a log cabin on the Bascom 101 Ranch in Utah. His father was a Uintah County deputy sheriff and later a constable in the town of Naples in northeast Utah, who chased members of the Wild Bunch Gang and other outlaws.His grandfathers were Mormon pioneers, frontier lawmen and ranchers. In the Utah War of 1858 and the Utah Black Hawk War of 1865, Bascom was a member of the Utah militia. He was the Chief of Police in Utah and the first constable in Utah. The Justice of the Peace in Naples, Utah, was a blacksmith named Lybbert, who served in the Danes army before coming to America. <mask> was a soldier in the Mormon Battalion of the Army of the West and his grand uncle was a pony express rider. Wyoming's governor from 1905 to 1911 was a Bascom relative. The Apache Wars started when the Army Lieutenant George Bascom arrested Cochise.Three famous mountain men were

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title: Earl W. Bascom

texts: related to Bascom. Bascom's paternal ancestors were from France. Bascom's maternal family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch When <mask>m was six years old, his mother died of breast cancer, leaving five children ranging in age from 11 years to nine months. <mask>'s father went to Canada in 1913 to get a job as a foreman on the Knight Ranch. In 1914, the Bascom family loaded their belongings into a covered wagon, traveled a week to the nearest railroad in Utah, and then took the train to Canada. After working for the Knight Ranches, John W<mask> and his sons began ranching on their own using the Bar-B-3 brand.The Bascom family lived at Welling Station and ranched along Pot Hole Creek, as well as running cattle on the open range at New Dayton, Deadman Coulee, and Milk River Ridge. Minor children who came to Canada before 1915 and whose parent became a naturalized citizen are automatically Canadian. The father of <mask>m became a Canadian citizen. <mask> was a Canadian.

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title: Earl W. Bascom

texts: The Bascom family returned to Canada in the spring of 1917 after moving back to Utah in the winter of 1916. When he was in grade three, Bascom quit school and went to work on the 5H Ranch. The Canadian Mountie thought that one of the cowboys was too young to be a seasoned cowpuncher and bronc peeler.<mask>m was 13 years old when the Mountie asked him how old he was. <mask> went back to school. <mask>'s father, who had a school district transportation contract, gave him the job of driving an old stagecoach pulled by a team of Bascom horses each day to the surrounding ranches transporting fellow students to and from school. Frank was a stepbrother to Bascom's <mask>'s father and a stepmother to Bascom's stepmother. A total of eleven children were in the Bascom family. Three children joined the Canadian military during World War II. Charles was a member of the Royal Canadian Air Force who died a hero during the war after saving two fellow soldiers and then taking his own life.Cowboy career Bascom was known as the Cowboy of Cowboy Artists due to his wide range of western experiences as a professional bronc buster, bull rider, cowpuncher, trail driver, blacksmith, freighter, wolf hunter, wild horse chaser, rodeo champion, cattle rancher, dude wrangler Bascom was one of the last people to experience the Old West before free-range ranching ended. Bascom said ranch life and cowboy life was his life. The life of a cowboy is something he knows. Some of

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title: Earl W. Bascom

texts: arena record, a new world record time and won third place in the world rankings in the steer decorating event.He competed in the rodeo events of wild cow milk and wild horse racing. In Canada and the United States, Bascom has been in the rodeo, cowboy and sports Halls of Fame. He received international publicity for his inventions. The <mask> brothers, along with their father John W<mask>, were in the Hall of Fame. <mask> was given the title of "Rodeo's First Collegiate Cowboy" and graduated from one of the universities that funded his college education. Bascom is known as the "Father of Modern Rodeo" and "rodeo's greatest innovator and inventor". He designed and made the modern bucking chute in 1916 and modified it in 1919.The "Father of Rodeo Bareback Riding" made the first hornless bronc saddle in 1922 and the first one-hand bareback rigging in 1924. He designed and made the modern rodeo riding chaps and the rodeo exerciser in the 1920s. Bascom's rodeo inventions have been recognized by rodeo associations around the world. The first rodeos in Columbia, Mississippi, were produced by <mask> and his brother in 1935, 1936, and 1937. The first rodeo in Columbia was held at night under electric lights. As part of the 200th year celebration of Columbia's birth, an official Mississippi State Historical Marker was erected and dedicated to the "Birthplace of Mississippi Rodeo." The first permanent rodeo arena in Mississippi was built under the

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texts: direction of <mask>m in 1936.The horses used in the rodeo were shipped in from West Texas. The brahma bulls were purchased in New Orleans by Sam and <mask>. This is the first time brahma bulls have been used in a rodeo. The Wild West Rodeo Company financed these rodeos. <mask> was a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Mississippi between 1936 and 1937. The "Fathers of Mississippi Rodeo" and the "Key to the City of Columbia" were given to the Bascom brothers by President Ronald Reagan. The Bascom brothers were recognized by the ProRodeo Hall of Fame as the "Fathers of Brahma Bull Riding".Nadine and Bascom married in 1939. She was a descendant of Pocahantas' sister. Her ancestors include Chief Powhatan of the Pamunkey Tribe, Chief Long Knife of the Mohawks, and Chief Mattabesetts of the Montauketts. She descends from several tribes. <mask> and Nadine met in Mississippi. They were married in Salt Lake City and raised five children there. Nadine Bascom created many bas-relief sculptures.Bascom was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Earl W. Bascom

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Earl was honored as the oldest living rodeo clown after his 89th birthday. At the age of 88, Bascom helped to round up longhorn steers on the Shahan Ranch in west Texas and received honors for his art during the 1994 Texas Longhorn Quincentennial Cattle Drive and Celebration. The American Longhorn was the most authentic example of a Texas longhorn steer. During the tenth anniversary of the National Day of the Cowboy, Bascom was posthumously honored for his contributions to cowboy culture and the cowboy way of life. While working for the Nilsson Rafter-E-N Ranch, Bascom read a story about a Native American who excelled in sports and became an Olympic champion. Earl said he felt like he had walked in his boots.Cowboy life was the only life I knew. What about art school? Wanting to be an artist since childhood, Bascom filled the pages of his school books in the one-room school house he attended with cowboy scenes. His desire to be a cowboy artist was greatly enhanced after seeing art works of the two great icons of Old West art, Charles M. Russell and Frederic S. Both Russell and Remington spent time in Canada making art. In the late 1920s, <mask> worked on a ranch


title: Earl W. Bascom

texts: south of the Sweetgrass Hills in Montana that was once owned by the artist Charlie Russell and only a few months after Russell's death. When Bascom was working at the Knight Ranch, Russell drew a sketch on the bunkhouse wall and finished an oil painting of his favorite mount, Blue Bird, roping a steer.<mask> never lost his desire to be an artist despite being educated in one-room school houses and never finishing high school. Both Russell and Remington gave instructions on how to draw. Bascom said that the two masters of western art were his first real art teachers. The only instructions I ever had in western art were from Russell and Remington. Even though he didn't have a high school degree, he was accepted to the university in the fall of 1933. Bascom was a college freshman who hadn't been to school in years. I felt like a horse in the pen.He was always taking art courses at the college. He studied painting and drawing under professors. Bascom gained fame as a cowboy artist and rodeo champion during the summer when he was a rodeo contestant. The World Championship Rodeo in London, England was where he interrupted his college education to compete. Bascom won the studio guild award for the best student art work of the year during his freshman year. He won the top art award again in 1936. He was a member of a number of organizations.His wife Nadine was a member of the University Dames Club and was a popular entertainer with his cartoon drawings.


title: Earl W. Bascom

texts: He graduated with a degree in Fine Art. His peers voted him the most likely to succeed as an artist. He was a member of the alumni association and was elected to the club in 1990. He attended classes at Long Beach City College and Victor Valley College. In 1917, Bascom saw his first movie, The Silent Man, starring <mask>. Hart. <mask> and his brother were extras in a silent movie.In 1924, a team of palomino horses from the Bascom Ranch was used in a movie. <mask> and his brother were in the movie The Lawless Rider, which starred Texas Rose Bascom. One of the outlaws was <mask>. One of the stuntmen was the sheriff. In the winter of 1930, Bascom worked as a miner in the Old Gray Mine. Bascom and his wife moved to California after graduating from college. After retiring from rodeo, he pursued an art career and ranched.The ranch in Perris, California was once owned by Louis B. Mayer of MGM Studios. The Rex Ellsworth Ranch was in Chino, California. <mask> Tenney who was Ellsworth's horse trainer. <mask> worked on the Flying V Ranch. Hesperia, Apple Valley and Victorville were where <mask> lived before moving to the high desert. The temporary residence of Albert Einstein was once on the Diamond B Ranch, which was built in the 1870s. <mask> was a member of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and worked as a shipfitter in the Long Beach shipyards during World War II.Roy Rogers was filmed for a TV commercials for the Roy Rogers Restaurant

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texts: chain. The Marriott Corporation owned the restaurant chain. <mask> and his son John worked for Billy Bascom at the Roy Rogers Riding Stables in Apple Valley, California. <mask> and his son John were in a documentary about the life of rodeo champion Turk Greenough and his family. Bascom was a student teacher at the Springville (Utah) High School and a teacher at the John F. Kennedy High School in California. He was president of the Buckaroo Artists of America and the High Desert Artists. He was a popular art studio model with his classic cowboy look and authentic cowboy attire.Other artists who were associated with Bascom were Cecil Smith and Grant Speed. The writings of <mask> were published in books, magazines and newspapers. He was a member of the association. His first published writing was for the Cardston newspaper, about a trek into the Canadian Rockies on horseback and a pack horse. He was interviewed a number of times. He was a popular lecturer on pioneer and cowboy history. <mask>'s nephew <mask> helped teach cowboy and rodeo history at the Victor Valley College in Victorville, California.<mask> was in the Victor Valley College Alumni Hall of Fame after taking art classes at the college. Bascom's art was exhibited in the United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia. In the late 1920s, Bascom rounded up horses in the Sweetgrass Hills area of Montana. "Riders Under the Big Sky" and "The Horse in Art" were both exhibits at the Montana

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texts: Historical Society Museum. The Texas Longhorn Quincentennial Celebration Committee commissioned <mask> to create a sculpture of a classical Texas longhorn steer. He was the first rodeo cowboy to become a professional artist and sculptor. He was the first cowboy artist to be honored by the Royal Society of Arts of London.The <mask>. Bascom Memorial Rodeo was held in Berlin, Germany, during the German-American Heritage Celebration where his cowboy art was exhibited as an honor by the European Rodeo Cowboys Association for Bascom's worldwide influence upon the sport of rodeo. <mask>, vice-president of European Rodeo Cowboy Association, said it was an honor to memorialize <mask>m. The rodeo equipment he designed in the 1920s had an influence on rodeo worldwide. Kathy Young said, "<mask>m was noted for bridging two worlds, that of rodeo competition and western art." Bascom was given the "Cowboy Keeper" award by the National Day of the Cowboy. Bascom was the first rodeo champion ever honored and given Canada's highest sports honor as a "Canadian Sports Legend" when he was inducted into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame. The senior curator of Canada's Sports Hall of Fame stated that <mask>m is a national treasure."Bascom's incredible achievements are now to be shared with all Canadians, inspiring generations of Canadians in sports and in life," said Mario Siciliano, president of Canada's Sports Hall of Fame. Bascom's cowboy gear and his cowboy art were

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texts: included in an exhibit at the Canada's Sports Hall of Fame. Bascom's bucking chute is listed among famous moments in sports for the year of 1919. "I've tried to portray the West as I knew it - rough and rugged and tough as a boot but with a good heart and honest as the day is long," said <mask>m. On August 28, 1995, Death Bascom passed away. <mask>m was honored as an "American Hero" by the U.S. House of Representatives in 1985 and 1995. The Honorable Jerry Lewis said in 1995 that <mask>m was a "cowboy hero and a true inspiration" and that he lived one of the most interesting lives ever known in modern cowboy.Bascom was listed in Who's Who in American Art, Who's Who in Western Writers of America, Who's Who in the West, Who's Who in California, Who's Who in America and Who's Who in the World. The Cowboy Memorial Museum's curator gave a tribute to <mask> as one of the great pioneers of rodeo. <mask>, who was a main contributor and participant in the renewed interest in cowboy life including the sport of rodeo and western art, has been called a "Renaissance Cowboy" by the American Cowboy magazine. Bascom is a legend in the Old West. Cowboy celebrity Roy Rogers, who worked with <mask> in TV commercials and was a collector of Bascom art, once said, "<mask>m is a walking book of history." He was born and raised in the Old West. "<mask>m is a cowboy legend and one of the most famous rodeo pioneers in the world," was the quote in an Idaho newspaper.Pam

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texts: Minick, president of the Rodeo Historical Society, said that <mask>m was one of the top honors bestowed upon a cowboy. The first side-delivery bucking chute, the first reverse-opening side-delivery chute, the first hornless bronc saddle, and the first one-hand bareback rigging were all designed by him. He was a member of the Cowboys' Turtle Association and won bareback and saddle bronc titles. "As a rodeo pioneer, an all-around champion, an internationally known artist and a cowboy, <mask>. Bascom has been in more halls of fame than any cowboy." <mask><mask> was the first Honoured Member of the Canada's Sports Hall of Fame. The modernized version of the sport features new methods and equipment which helped shape the face and spirit of the greatest outdoor show on earth. The first rodeo cowboys to be given the ProRodeo Hall of Fame Ken Stemler Pioneer Award were the Bascom brothers.<mask> was declared a "true rodeo pioneer" at the hall of fame ceremonies. Bascom was recognized for his complete dedication to the sport of professional rodeo, for his contributions as a rodeo equipment and gear inventor and designer, for his innovation and foresight as the 'Father of Modern Rodeo', and for his contributions. Ken Knopp is the historian of the Mississippi Rodeo Hall of Fame. Bob Jordan said that the Bascom boys helped shape the sport of rodeo more than any other family in the world. The Toronto Star chose <mask> as one of 150 of Canada's greatest

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texts: athletes, including <mask> and Steve Nash, to represent Canada during its 150th year of confederation. The first side-delivery bucking chute was designed and built by <mask> and his brothers. The cowboys first used <mask>'s hornless rodeo saddle at the Cardston Stampede in 1922.Bascom's rodeo innovations helped change rodeo from a cowboy's pastime to an international sport and placed him on the list of Canada's most famous inventors. In a state full of cowboys, <mask>m may have been the best, according to Rich Roddam, a Wyoming radio personality. Considered the "Father of Modern Rodeo", Bascom gained fame as an actor, artist, inventor, and writer. <mask> was the first cowboy to be in the Mississippi Rodeo Hall of Fame and was honored on a Mississippi State Historical Marker at the birthplace of Mississippi rodeo. Bascom is considered to be one of the greatest cowboys in Mississippi's history. "Variations of Bascom's rigging of 1924 and his bucking chute of 1919 have since become world-wide rodeo standards, used at rodeos in North America, Central America, and South America, from Hawaii to Japan to New Zealand and Australia, as

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title: Najiba Laima Kasraee

texts: <mask> is a journalist, media consultant, and founder of the first languages training. She is well known for her work as a journalist and as building training resources for journalists in the language they report in. She has created websites and news style guides in more than 40 languages. She presents on TV in Path of Thoughts and in radio programmes Your Voice and The Weekly Debate. She has created and presented Pashto children's stories. Her 2001 interview with Prime Minister Tony Blair was described by the Guardian as having a far-reaching effect on Blair's mindset. She can speak Pashto, Persian, Russian, English and Hindi.When <mask> was a child, her father was the Afghan Health minister. They were invited by the Afghan President to a party at his new home. Russia invaded Afghanistan on this night in 1979. The palace was attacked and a number of Afghan's were killed, including the president and his two sons. The youngest son was killed by a bomb. After the attack, <mask> and her family were imprisoned for a period of time. After moving from Kabul to Moscow as a young adult, she obtained a master's degree in journalism from Moscow State University.She started work at the Pashto Service in London, UK, in 1991, after moving to the UK with her husband. The journalist worked at the World Service in London from 1992 to 2007. She presented a monthly television news programme for over 60 episodes. She presented news current affairs programmes in several languages. In her position as editor for current affairs, she was responsible

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title: Najiba Laima Kasraee

texts: for the news coverage of the first Afghan election and produced 18 hours of news output. She presented current affairs programmes on key moments in history such as 9/11 and the death of Princess Diana. Special features on women's mental health, children and youth entertainment programmes were produced by her.She was part of the expansion and digitalisation of the Persian and Pashto Service. The Planning Editor for the Central Asian Service was also the daughter of SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA On 9 October 2001, Tony Blair was interviewed by <mask> <mask> Kasraee in the Cabinet room at 10 Downing Street. After the conflict with Osama bin Laden, Blair promised the international coalition would not walk away from Afghanistan. She told The Guardian that she only had 30 minutes to prepare for the interview. She told Blair about her homeland and asked about the millions of Afghans who have been through two decades of war just to face another conflict. The interview was aired on CBS.At the 2002 Sony Awards, she won the "2001 Award"

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texts: for her interview with Dick Cheney. During the 1990s Afghani civil war, <mask> <mask> wrote and presented a radio programme for Pashto children. "I was trying to give them some moments of sparkle and happiness so they could forget, even if temporarily, the bombs, the hunger, the fear, and perhaps," she said. The success of <mask>'s earlier children's radio programme inspired Lallo Lallo. She presented 95 episodes of the children's TV programme Lallo Lallo (Lullaby) for the British Broadcasting Corporation. The series taught children in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and anywhere else in the world about honesty, sharing, being safe in the street, the importance of brushing their teeth and washing their hands, and many other things. The character Warakai is the daughter of the earlier Kharaki.There are a number of subjects covered in the stories, including honesty, sharing, and dealing with war. The founder of the BBC Academy's International Languages is a media trainer. The need to train journalists in languages they reported in was identified by her. The initiative led to training resources being made available to the wider world. The core of each languages training offer is an explanation of journalistic ethics and values, such as accuracy, impartiality and accountability, and how-to-guides for reflecting these values in the language used. News journalism, multimedia content production, tv and radio and social media are included in many languages. More than 42 BBC World Service languages were covered in online content and style

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title: Najiba Laima Kasraee

texts: guides.She interviewed four female journalists from the World Service about the challenges of being a woman in the newsroom and offered tips for women wanting to develop a career in journalism. She organised 7 world-wide conferences with the BBC International partners. There are advanced training in issues such as impartiality in language, fighting against fake news and creating content for a younger audience. She is a keynote speaker at several international journalism events on topics such as original thinking and creativity, understanding audience growth and the fall of traditional radio and TV. The Global Women in News coaching and mentorship programme was run by women in the news business. She helped women in more junior news roles to find their voice and build their careers by being a mentor. The mission of Laima International Training is to teach journalistic practices, media skills and business leadership.Laima International Training's mission is to teach journalists and associated media staff not only the latest technological innovations but also key skills such as verification, originality and good stories. In 2009, on the 30th anniversary of the Russian invasion of Afghanistan, <mask> recounted how at the age of 11 years old, she was present in the Afghan Presidential Palace. She spoke to Rustam Tursunkulov, the then Soviet Army's Special Forces Commander, who was in charge of carrying out orders as part of Storm-33. The soldier who was ordered to kill everything asked for forgiveness. The interview was part of a


title: Najiba Laima Kasraee

texts: two-part series for Witness on the World Service. In an episode for the World Service's 80th birthday, <mask> discussed her experience of witnessing the assassination of the President. "My Life in the Ghosts of Bush" is on the radio.She talked about her time at the Pashto Service. The Fifth Floor was broadcast on the World Service. The historic significance of Malalai of Maiwand is discussed in the film 'He named Me Malala'. An episode of Over to You was broadcast on the 20th of March. The reasons why training material for journalists has been made available in multiple languages was explained by the Editor of the BBC Academy International Language websites. On The Fifth Floor episode "naming names on the fifth floor", <mask> discussed the issues and cultural sensitivities around the Korean language that have impacted building the BBC Korean service and style guide. There was a broadcast on 12 December.The Fifth Floor is an episode of the children's programme Lallo Lallo. An excerpt from the Pashto translation of Sea Prayer was read by <mask>. She translated the book into Pashto. "Independent Journalism: Language and Impartiality" was held in Hong Kong. The conference was hosted by Hong Kong Baptist University. The keynote speaker was at Jinan University. Kadir Has University is in Istanbul.The speaker talked about the importance of correct language. Shahnameh, The Book of King is a long epic poem written by the Persian poet Ferdowsi. Sea Prayer was translated into Pashto. People who are missing a year of birth are referred to

masks: Najiba Najiba Najiba


title: Garo H. Armen

texts: <mask><mask> is an American businessman of Turkish descent. He is the founder of the Children of Armenia Fund, a non-profit organization that focuses on reducing poverty through education, healthcare, community and economic development. He was born in Turkey. He moved to New York City in 1970. According to the New York Times, he was a messenger boy. I worked five hours a day, five days a week. Two bucks an hour was a lot of money for me.His second job was in the kitchen of the Lawyers' Club. I thought I would learn to cook. I was asked to wash dishes. I had to clean the soup bucket after climbing into it. I got a job at the bank as a clerk. In the middle of the energy crisis in 1978, <mask> stopped at a gas station. I borrowed $5,000 to invest in gas pumps because I realized that continued rising prices would force the pumps to be replaced in the near future.Soon enough, most of the gas pumps in America were replaced. His interest in business paid off. He received his PhD in 1979 from the City University of New York. The Senior Vice President of Research for Dean Witter Reynolds was focused on the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. Prior to entering finance, <mask> was an associate professor at the Merchant Marine Academy and a research associate at the Brookhaven National Laboratory. His mother died of breast cancer in 1973. The two shared an apartment in Brooklyn.The possibility of developing oncophage from a clinical and commercial perspective was broached by Pramod Srivastava in 1994. The treatment involved removing a patient's tumor cells, isolating and fortifying the cellular proteins that normally alert the immune system to disease, and re-injecting the proteins into the patient. The co-founding of Antigenics happened in 1994. Agenus is chairman and chief executive officer of Agenus Inc., a company that discovered Oncophage, a personalized cancer vaccine recently approved in Russia for patients with earlier-stage kidney cancer, and is currently under review. The clinical history of Oncophage was described in a story in the Wall Street Journal. The idea of personalized medicine led to the launch of Antigenics with

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texts: $250,000 of his own money, as well as the backing of a few friends, according to an interview with Business Week and CBS. The vaccine cured 80% of mice in the early stages of cancer and there were no side effects.Antigenics went public at $18 a share. The FDA agreed to review the vaccine on an accelerated schedule after Antigenics filed for approval. There were 118 cancer centers that participated in the trial. 172 patients were treated in Russia. In April 2008, Oncophage was approved by the Russian Ministry of Health, making Russia the first country in the world to approve a personalized cancer vaccine. On the day Antigenics announced Oncophage's approval, CNBC ran a lead story on the personalized cancer vaccine as well as generating a debate on both television and their website on the regulatory landscape in Russia versus USA, the question posed to the audience was whether America had fallen behind The Antigenics story is making big news in Russia.On this news web site, it's the top story. The headline says that Russia is the first country in the world to sell an American cancer vaccine. The company hopes to get marketing approval for Oncophage early next year. According to the lead investigator, Dr. Andrew Parsa, oncophage is currently in clinical development for brain cancer, a devastating disease with few treatment options and survival rates of between three and six months. The first patient to receive the vaccine, Ms <mask>, was interviewed by Good Morning America about her experience taking the vaccine. While working at Antigenics, <mask> became chairman of the board of directors for lan Corporation. The company was on the verge of collapse because of an accounting scandal that earned it the nickname of "Europe's Enron".He became the architect of the company's $1 billion restructuring program by strengthening lan's finances, refocusing the group on its core clinical development business and returning shareholder value. The restructuring plan was discussed by the Wall Street Journal on the day that <mask> assumed chairmanship. The world is concerned that we will file for bankruptcy. In 2004, the Sunday Times of London

masks: Hammerman Armen Armen


title: Garo H. Armen

texts: hailed the company as one of the great corporate recovery stories. There are many things that could have made the company collapse. We were on the hook every single day until we had an agreement to sell our first major asset. <mask> is the founder and chairman of the Children of Armenia Fund, a non-profit, non-governmental organization that aims to empower rural Armenias through child-centered community development programs.COAF works with children and youth to address rural poverty. More than 100 infrastructures in villages have been improved, including renovation of schools, health clinics, kindergartens, community centers, school cafeterias, creativity labs, roads, and irrigation systems. COAF started working on a new strategy to address systemic gaps in rural Armenia. Increasing accessibility to comprehensive programs, technology, and opportunities in a state-of-the-art hub is one of the goals of COAF SMART. The first COAF SMART Center is in Armenia. It is open to the surrounding rural populations. Education at the Center includes communication, technology, arts, agriculture and entrepreneurship.The SMART Center is a model for rural development and the beginning of a mindset change for a whole generation. Since opening their first campus in Lori, COAF wants to open a SMART Center in each region of Armenia. The annual Holiday Gala & Awards dinner has become a premier event in New York raising millions of dollars from a diverse and committed community. A video entitled "A Formula to Eliminate Global Poverty" highlights their contributions, which have affected more than 75,000 people. A film crew spent a lot of time on the ground to capture the effect of the programs in the documentary. <mask> <mask>'s philanthropic achievements were highlighted by the Daily News. The article quoted a report by Strategem consulting International, an independent firm hired by the United Nations, which stated that between 2003 and 2005, life in Karakert, known as Children of Armenia's first model village, improved dramatically.He was the NYC Biotechnology Entrepreneur of the Year in 2002. There are links to Daily News, Big Town Big Heart,

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title: Jovo Ostojić

texts: <mask> was a paramilitary leader in Serbia. He was a member of the Serbian Radical Party and served in the National Assembly. In what was then the People's Republic of Serbia in the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia, Ostoji was born. He was a construction technician and lived in the village of Prigrevica. Vojislav eelj, leader of the Radical Party, has said that Ostoji was involved in the creation, training, and oversight of "volunteer squad" of Serbs during the 1991–95 war in Croatia. During the conflict, he saw action in Croatia. He was appointed as a voivode by eelj.In the May 1992 Yugoslavian parliamentary election, a Radical Party candidate was running in the single-member division of Sombor. He was defeated by a member of the Socialist Party of Serbia. He was on the Radical Party's electoral list for the Serbian parliamentary election in 1992. Ostoji was included in the assembly delegation after the party won ten mandates in the division. From 1992 to 2000 Serbia's electoral law stipulated that one-third of parliamentary mandates would be assigned to candidates from successful lists in numerical order, while the remaining two-thirds would be distributed amongst other candidates on the lists by the sponsoring parties. The latter mandates were usually awarded out of numerical order. His position on the list did not give him the right to a mandate, but he was included in the party's delegation and took his seat when parliament met in 1993.The Socialist Party of Serbia won the largest number of


title: Niède Guidon

texts: <mask> was born in 1933 and is known for her work in pre-historic archeology of South America and her efforts to preserve the World Heritage site Serra da Capivara National Park. She worked in Paris for most of her career. She was the founding president of the Fundao Museu do Homem Americano, a non-profit organization that supports the Serra da Capivara National Park. She was nominated for the peace prize in 2005. Thousands of archeological sites have been discovered in Southeast Piau since the early 1970s. Human settlement preceded the people of North America by tens of thousands of years. The findings of the late 1980s have generated debate in the archeology community.The Prince Claus Award is one of the awards that Guidon has won. In 1933, <mask> was born in Ja, Brazil. She studied Natural History at the University of So Paulo and later worked for the Ipiranga Museum. She was targeted by the Brazilian military dictatorship in 1964. She became a researcher at the French National Centre for Scientific Research in Paris after moving to France to escape persecution. An exhibition of prehistoric paintings was held at the Ipiranga Museum. A visitor from Serra da Capivara showed her photographs of rock art from rock shelters in the area.The paintings were different from any known at that time, and was struck by their diversity and abundance. The rock shelters at Piau were visited by Guidon a few years later. The French government established an archeological mission to study prehistory in

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title: Niède Guidon

texts: Furada are painted with more than 1,100 pre-historic images. There are thousands of artifacts here that could suggest human activity, and a structure resembling a bonfire with arranged logs and stones that she believes is 48,700 years old. She thinks humans arrived in Brazil about 100,000 years ago. The plant and animal remains recovered from the 10,000-year-old levels of this site show that the area was more humid and forested than it is today. The lack of genetic evidence in modern populations was noted by Michael R. Waters, ageoarchaeologist at Texas A&M University. A group of researchers founded the non-profit organization Fundao Museo do Homem Americano to manage and protect the National Park in response to the growing threat to the integrity of local flora and fauna. The president of FUMDHAM from 1986 to 2020 was <mask>.She moved from Paris to So Raimundo Nonato, Piau, the gateway community of the Serra da Capivara National Park, in 1990. She was involved in creating two museums, the American Man Museum and Nature's museum, a research center, and several social projects in education, health care, and sustainable economic activities in rural communities. Five new schools were established in local communities with a teaching faculty from the University of So Paulo, which have since declined in activity due to the lack of governmental structure. When the ceramics business began making a profit, she turned it over to local entrepreneurs. There are External links to Toca da Tira Peia


title: Aureliu Manea

texts: <mask> was a theatre director, actor, and writer. Life <mask> graduated from the Caragiale National University of Theatre and Film in 1968 with a degree in theatre directing. He made his directorial debut with a production of Ibsen's Rosmersholm at the State Theatre of Sibiu. He staged works by Shakespeare, Sophocles, Chekhov, Arnold Wesker, Jean Racine, Jean Cocteau, and Ion Luca Caragiale. He withdrew from theatre life in 1991 due to ill health and was a patient at the neurological rehabilitation centre until he died. He is buried in a cemetery. He was awarded the prize for lifetime achievement in 1993.The Turda Municipal Theatre was renamed the Aureliu Manea National Theatre in honor of the director who staged many of his productions there. Work as a director Franco-Romanian theatre critic compares <mask> to Victor Garcia, an Argentine director who was recognised and admired at the time by Jean Genet and Peter brook. In 1968, Banu wrote a review of his debut production, which was staged at the State Theatre of Sibiu. According to Banu, <mask>'s production succeeded in creating an intense sense of unease in both cast and audience by portraying Ibsen as a ghost moving among the actors on stage. The wife of a pastor who commits suicide before the play begins is present during the performance as a ghost hovering above the stage. In The Energies of Performance, the author states that he had the cast dressed in black sackcloth because his reading of the drama went against nature and life. The only time

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title: Aureliu Manea

texts: that the blackness was relieved was when the actor spoke while biting the cloth of a white flag, with the tortured delivery conveying how the character's rage for purity had become his own torture.In Timioara, <mask> staged a production of Arnold Wesker's Four Seasons in which he tried to convey the idea of a failed construction. When the production was staged in Bucharest, Wesker enjoyed it, but felt that it was a performance of someone else's play. The premiere of Sophocles' Philoctetes at the Iai National Theatre was suspended for three years after Teofil Vlcu, in the lead role, was seriously injured. The production featured an Elizabethan-style set intended to convey an aesthetic of brutal, bloody acts that are inherent to an ineluctably violent history and costumes designed to suggest both savagery and a technologically advanced civilisation. The production of Britannicus at the Piatra Neam Youth Theatre in 1969 featured scenes of highly aestheticised, ritualistic torture, which director Liviu Ciulei likened to a horror movie. The State Theatre, Turda, staged a production of Jean Cocteau's The Typewriter in 1972, which used as its visual metaphor B movies and the blurring of cinema and real life, with Solange portrayed as a narcissist who steps onto the stage from a white screen. In his production of Le Jeu de l'amour et du hasard, he imagined the action as a game presided over by Orgon as both master of ceremonies and ideal audience.In 1975, the production of Twelfth Night, which was conceived


title: Aureliu Manea

texts: About Nothing, and Love's Labours.The "Imaginary Performances" are followed by a series of "Confessions", in which <mask> meditates on his work as a director, on his past productions and work with specific actors and playwrights, on the puppet theatre, on performance as a ritual of profound communion The trilogy of plays Penelope Falls to Thinking, The Theatre Rehearsal, and The Fairy from the East were edited and published by the director's sister. The Reading Performances section of the Sibiu International Theatre Festival featured a performance called "Penelope Falls to Thinking". The trilogy of plays was directed by Gbor Tompa. Sources are "Un meteorit." Monica Matei-Chesnoiu is the author of Shakespeare in the Romanian Cultural Memory. The Socialist Republic of Romania was founded in 1983.The Imaginary Performances in Shakespeare are written by <mask> <mask>. The Taylor & Francis Group has a person named Ian Blyth. The texte regsite was written by <mask> <mask>. Casa Crii de tiin is in Cluj. Spectacole imaginare is a 2nd edition. "Cazul Filoctet" is a book by tefan Oprea. March 2016"Teatrul Globus al lui Aureliu Manea" was written byNicolae Prelipceanu. "Creion" was written by Paul Salzberger. "Foreword" is the title of the film in Manea. In Manea will host the Sibiu International Theatre Festival in 2020. Editura Humanitas, Bucharest, 2012 was written by Alina Mazilu. The names of people who have died in the last year include theatre people and actors from the Caragiale Academy of Theatrical

masks: Manea Aureliu Manea Aureliu Manea


title: Yang Su


title: Yang Su

texts: savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesayAfter his father's death, <mask> repeatedly sought posthumous recognition from the Emperor of Northern Zhou. The Emperor ordered that the man be killed so that he would relent. Instead of begging for forgiveness, <mask> yelled out, "I serve a ruthless emperor, and it is proper for me to die!" The emperor released him and gave him posthumous honors, including the title of Duke of Linzhen. He made <mask> an official in his administration, and once, when he had <mask> draft an edict for him, he was impressed by the fast speed with which it was written and the beauty of the language. Wealth and honor will come to you. I am worried that I will be forced to accept honor and wealth as I have no desire for them.The Emperor granted the request of <mask> to lead the remains of the old army when he launched a major attack on Northern Qi. The Viscount of Qinghe was created because of the contributions of <mask>, who was forced to abandon the campaign. When Emperor Wu launched his attack on Northern Qi in the winter of 576, his brother and major general Yuwen Xian was killed in a battle with the forces of Northern Qi's emperor. He continued to make

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title: Yang Su

texts: contributions during the campaign. The Duke of Chen'an was promoted by the Emperor after he conquered Northern Qi. In 578, he served under the general Wang Gui in defeating the Chen Dynasty general, and for this he was created the brother of the emperor. After Emperor Wu's death in 578 and his son Emperor Xuan's death in 578, the Duke of Linzhen was created and the Duke of Cheng'an was transferred to his brother.The region between the Yangtze River and the Huai River was captured by the general Wei Xiaokuan. The regentship of Emperor Xuan's son Emperor Jing was taken over by his father-in-law in 590. The governor of the important Bian Province was made by <mask>. Before <mask> could report to Bian Province, the general Yuchi Jiong rose against him. One of Yuchi's supporters was the governor of Ying Province, Yuwen Zhou, who defended Hulao Pass. After Yuchi was defeated and killed himself, <mask> was promoted to Duke of Qinghe and the title of Duke of Lin was transferred to him. Sui Dynasty was established as Emperor Wen's reign ended in 581, after Emperor Jing gave the throne to him.The Kaihuang Code on which Emperor Wen's legal reforms were based was prepared by <mask>. During an argument with his wife, he angrily stated, "If I become emperor, you will not be empress!" The emperor removed <mask> from his post because of the comment. The

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title: Yang Su

texts: emperor made him the commandant at the eastern part of the country to prepare for an attack on Chen. He built large ships in anticipation of the attack. In the winter of 588, Emperor Wen ordered his sons, the Prince of Jin and the Prince of Jun, as well as his nephew, the Prince of Su, to lead the three main parts of the attack. He was responsible for taking his forces down the Yangtze and attacking the cities on the river.He defeated the Chen general in the Three Gorges. After running into heavy resistance from the Chen general, he was eventually able to defeat L. With Chen Shubao's cousin Chen Huiji abandoning the region to make one last-ditch attempt to reach the Chen capital, <mask> encountered no further resistance, and news that Jiankang had fallen arrived. He made his heir apparent to be a mid-level official and promoted his son to the Duke of Yue. In the summer of 588, he was recalled to the capital to be the head of the examination bureau, one of the most important officials in the imperial government. The head of the legislative bureau was made in 590. In 590, with Chen's former territory up in rebellions against Sui laws, <mask> was put in command of a large army to attack the rebel leaders.Much of the former Chen territory was quelled by him. He was given many gifts by the Emperor. According to the historian Sima Guang, when <mask>

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texts: commanded large armies, he showed flexibility and much tactical capability. His military discipline was harsh, and before each battle he always sought out soldiers who had faults to execute in order to show his power -- sometimes more than a hundred and sometimes no less than 20. He smiled and talked as the blood flowed before him. Between 100 to 200 soldiers would be sent out as a forward corps to attack first. They would all be executed if they were unsuccessful in penetrating the enemy lines.The process would be repeated with 200 to 300 soldiers. All officers and soldiers fought with determination to fight to the death. He was considered a great general. <mask> was favored by the emperor. Even if their contributions were small, they would be rewarded for their work. The soldiers under the other generals were often denied their contributions and not rewarded. Even though he was cruel, his soldiers were willing to follow him.In the new year of 593, the co-head of the executive bureau was made a co-prime minister by replacing <mask>. It was said that by this point, <mask> had become very arrogant, and among the officials, he only respected Gao, Niu Hong, and Xue Daoheng. Traditional historians said that he was more talented and had more foresight than Gao, but that he was not as well-behaved or fair-minded. The emperor ordered the construction

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texts: 800-381-0266 Dugu Tuo was accused of having his servant girl use cat spirits to curse him and his wife, but he was spared and only reduced to commoner rank. One of the major generals was ordered to attack Tujue's Dulan Khan, Ashina Yongyul, and others. The Datou Khan Ashina Dianjue was the khan of Ashina Yongyul. He quickly defeated Ashina Dianjue and forced him to flee, despite prior strategies to protect his army before engaging.There was a conflict between Emperor Dugu and Emperor Wen over an affair by the emperor, who had no concubines, in contrast to nearly every other emperor in Chinese history. The emperor rode away from the palace after Dugu killed Lady Yuchi. They had to convince him to come back to the palace. They held a banquet to allow them to reconcile. Ashina Yongyul was assassinated before the emperor's army could leave, so he did not launch his army. The emperor sent his sons and others to fight off the attackers. Historians had a lot to say about Shi's success during this campaign, but not about <mask>'s.By 600, Emperor Wen's crown prince had lost the favor of Emperor Dugu over his wastefulness and having many concubines. The associate Yuwen Shu was sent to persuade the brother of the emperor that if he died, he would not have a good relationship with the emperor. Yuwen suggested that <mask> should form a pact with another

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texts: person and try to become crown prince. After agreeing, <mask> began to discuss with Dugu the possibility of replacing him with another person. Dugu requested that <mask> convince Emperor Wen as well. By the fall of 600, Ji Wei had accused <mask> of being a traitor. When Emperor Wen commissioned <mask> to investigate, he was led to believe that <mask> was scheming treason.The crown prince was created by the emperor. In the winter of 601, Emperor Wen ordered <mask> to lead an army in association with Ashina Rangan, who had surrendered to <mask>i. In the spring of 602, <mask> achieved a great victory, and for him, his post was upgraded, and another son of him was created, the Duke of Huainan. He was worried that his brother, the Prince of Shu, who was the commandant at Yi Province, would eventually make trouble for him. He wanted to collect evidence of <mask>'s wastefulness and inappropriate behavior. The Emperor summoned the man back to the capital. The two men who manufactured additional evidence against the man were put under house arrest.In 602, Dugu died. The Duke of Yikang, <mask>, was in charge of the arrangements for the funeral. After being accused of being too powerful and abusive by the official, Emperor Wen began to distance himself from <mask>. The emperor's son-in-law, Liu Shu, exercised the actual authority over the executive

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texts: bureau. The emperor became ill at Renshou Palace in the summer of 604. After ordering the brother of the emperor to have the emperor's brother killed, the emperor died and the throne was taken by the brother of the emperor. While admitting a lack of direct evidence, traditional historians believed that Emperor Wen's death was a murder ordered by the man himself.According to this account, Emperor Wen tried to depose <mask> after he tried to rape his concubine Chen. After he was arrested, <mask> sent his associate to kill the emperor. The commandant at Bing Province, who was in control of the territory north of the Yellow River, rebelled after hearing of Emperor <mask>'s ascension. After capturing Xiao Mohe, the general of <mask>'s army, <mask> was sent to attack. The emperor gave his sons all of the mid-level imperial posts and much treasure. The eastern capital was expanded in the spring of 605 by Emperor <mask>. The project was headed by <mask>.It was said that Emperor <mask> was suspicious of <mask> because he had a lot of contributions for him. The emperor believed that the Chu and Sui regions were close enough that he could use the Duke of Chu to distract from the bad fortune. In 606, when <mask> became ill, the imperial physicians were sent along with the most precious medicines, hoping that he would die. He refused all treatment and

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title: Prospero Alpini

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask> and Latinized as Prosperus Alpinus, was a Venetian physician. He was the fourth prefect in charge of the botanical garden of Padua. Exotic plants were covered in several botanical treatises. Coffee and banana plants are considered to be the oldest in European literature. Alpinia was named after him by Carolus Linnaeus. <mask> was the son of a doctor and served in the army in his youth before going to study medicine at Padua. He settled in Campo San Pietro, a small town in the Paduan territory, after taking his doctor's degree.He was influenced by Melchiorre Guilandino and traveled to Egypt in 1580 to further his knowledge of exotic plants. Antonio Morosini helped get the position. He worked in Venice, Bassano and Genoa as a physician to Giovanni Doria. He learned of sexual difference in plants when he was in Egypt, where he worked in the management of datepalms. The female date-trees or palms do not bear fruit unless the branches of the male and female plants are mixed together; or, as is generally done, unless the dust found in the male sheath or male flowers is sprinkled over the female flowers. He was appointed professor of botany at Padua in 1593 after working as a doctor at Genoa. He was appointed to the position of prefect for the botanical garden at Padua in 1603 after the death of Giacomo Antonio Cortuso.His knowledge of plants made him a sought after physician. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He is buried in the Basilica of Saint Antonio. He was succeeded in the chair by his son. De Plantis Aegypti liber is a botanical work by Books Alpini. The plant species introduced by this work are native to tropical areas and were cultivated with artificial irrigation in Egypt. The baobab tree, which he spelled bahobab, was one of the other species.The first to use <mask>'s new botanical names were the botanists Carolus Clusius and Johann Bauhin. After his death, <mask> <mask>'s book was published. There is an expansion of the material. The first account of the coffee plant published in Europe is said to be contained in his De Plantis Aegypti liber. The first books to specialize on a single group of plants were written by him. Kurt Sprengel considered him to be a modern father of diagnostic science after he wrote on the

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