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texts: published in 1999. Theodor Herzl Between Fantasy and Reality is a book written by Robert S. Wistrich. The Nation at Arms: Concepts of Nationalism and War in Germany is a book. Comment in the book German and American Nationalism in Comparative Perspective. The correspondence of Sigmund Freud and Sandor Ferenczi was published in 1969. 2, 1914-1919, edited by Eva Brabant with the collaboration of Patrizia Giampieri-Deutsch under the supervision of André Haynal, was translated by <mask>. Hoffer."Psychoanalytische Ich-Psychologie, Objektbeziehungstheorie und ihre Anwendbarkeit in der Geschichtswissenschaft" was written by Jrn Rsen and Jrgen Straub. "Professional and Personal Insights," in Clio's Psyche, 4:2 (September 1997), 33–36. Psychohistory Review: Studies of Motivation in History and Culture, 25:1 (Fall 1996), 21–46. The Psychohistorical Approach (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1983, Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1985), is a book about decoding the past. "Psychoanalysis, Morality, and the Clinical Situation" is in Rediscovering History: Culture, Politics, and the Psyche. In 1994 there was a pp. The State, National Hatred, and its Transcendence was published by Clio's Psyche, Vol.I."Sigmund Freud's Psycho-Social Identity," in 100 Years of Psychoanalysis: Contributions to the History of Psychoanalysis, is a special issue of Cahiers Psychiatriques. "The Psychological Reality of Nationalism: Between Community and Fantasy" was published in Mind


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texts: Adolf Hitler: The Secret Wartime Report was reviewed in Central European History. "Une psychanalyse de Hitler" was published in 1975. In Hitler's Shadow: The Anatomy of American Nazism is a book written by Leland V. Bell. Group for the Use of Psychology in History Newsletter, IV: 1 was written by Paul Roazen. The Dialectical Imagination: A History of the Frankfurt School and Institute of Social Research was published in 1973. The book "Clio and the Doctors: Psychohistory, Quanto-History and History" was published in 1974 by the University of Chicago Press. The History of Childhood Quarterly, 3: 2 (Fall 1975), was written by Jay Y. Gonen.There is a book titled Life History and the Historical Moment in the Pacific Historical Review. The Inability to Mourn: Principles of Collective Behavior was published in the History of Childhood Quarterly. "Psychohistorical Approaches to the Study of Nazism" was written by Michael Selzer. The American Historical Review had a book called Saul Friedlander, Historie et Psychanalyse: Essai sur Les Possibilites et Les Limites de la Psychohistoire. In the Journal of Modern History, <mask>. Stachura wrote about Nazi Youth in the Weimar Republic. The Canadian Journal of History has a pp. "Sidney M. Bolkosky, The Distorted Image: German Jewish Perceptions of Germans and Germany, 1918- 1935, for History and Theory, 16: 3 1977, pp.""A New Tyranny over Youth" is a review essay by John R. Gillis in Youth and History: Tradition and Change in


title: Peter Loewenberg

texts: European Age Relations. 39– 43. "The Revolutionary Ascetic: Revolution of a PoliticalType" was published in the American Historical Review in 1977. 335–336. "From Bismarck to Hitler," review of Gordon A. Craig, Germany: 1866-1945 (Oxford University Press, 1978), "Book World" Washington Post (January 7, 1979)." "The Flowering of Vienna" was reviewed by Carl E. Schorske. Albert H. Schrut, M.D., Are You Listening Doctor?There is a fictional account of patients in therapy. Nelson-Hall was in the Bulletin of the So. Cal. The Dynamics of Nazism: Leadership, Ideology, and the Holocaust was written by Fred Weinstein. The Review of Shrinking History: On Freud and the Failure of Psychohistory was written by David E. Stannard. Freud and Society was published in the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. Part 1 of XIX-XX was published in 1983."Documents of Psychiatry from antiquity to Freud: History or Antiquarianism?", Contemporary Psychology, 15: 2 (February 1970), pp. 263-269. The Critical Spirit: Essay in Honor of Herbert Marcuse was published in 1969 in the Journal of Modern History. Theorien ber den Faschismus is a book by Ernst Nolte. <mask> was asked for a self-evaluation after many works. The California Research Psychoanalyst Law of 1977 was created, lobbied, and fought to passage by him. The California Medical Board places academic analysts under it's jurisdiction to allow university faculty to study and practice as psychoanalysts. A founder of the


title: John Gildroy Grant

texts: <mask> was a soldier in the New Zealand military during the First World War. The Victoria Cross is the highest award for bravery in the face of the enemy that can be given to British and Commonwealth forces. <mask> was born in Hwera and served in the First World War with the New Zealand Expeditionary Force. He was posted to the 1st Battalion of the Wellington Regiment, which began its service on the Western Front in 1916. He was awarded the VC after attacking two machine-gun posts during an engagement at Bancourt, France. He was a second lieutenant when the war ended. He joined the Territorial Force after being discharged from the NZEF.The effects of post-traumatic stress disorder made it difficult for him to hold down regular employment. He died in 1970 at the age of 81. <mask> was born on August 26, 1889 in Hwera, a small town in New Zealand. George and <mask> were originally from Scotland and had nine children. He took up construction work after graduating from Hwera Main School. He enlisted in the New Zealand Expeditionary Force in June 1915 while he was a volunteer fireman. The main contingent of the New Zealand and Australian Division was engaged in the Gallipoli Campaign at the time of <mask>'s enlistment.He left for the Middle East in October 1915 with the 7th Reinforcements. The 1st Battalion, Wellington Regiment of the New Zealand Division was formed in Egypt in the aftermath of the liberation of the Gallipoli Peninsula. It left for the Western Front in March 1916. During his time on active duty, <mask>'s battalion fought in a number of battles, including the Battle of Courcelette, where a quarter of its strength became casualties. In the Battle of Messines,

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texts: it captured 200 German soldiers and was involved in the encirclement of Messines village. Over 400 people were killed and wounded in the battle. He was promoted tocorporator in June 1917.His battalion was one of the leading units in the Battle of Broodseinde. It missed the First Battle of Passchendaele and avoided the heavy casualties that befell the units involved. He was made a sergeant in early 1918. The New Zealand Division was engaged in the Second Battle of Bapaume from August to September 1918. On 1 September, near Bancourt, the lead elements of the 1st Battalion came under heavy fire from a series of German machine-gun posts, which threatened their advance. <mask>'s platoon continued. As they neared one of the posts, <mask>, followed by another soldier, Lance Corporal Cecil Hill, broke ahead and entered the post, "demoralising" the crew, and allowing his platoon to capture the Germans.<mask>'s platoon and the rest of his company were able to put the remaining machine-gun posts out of action after <mask> attacked another nearby post. His battalion was relieved. <mask> was awarded the Victoria Cross for his part in the operation of 1 September. The highest award that could be given to a soldier of the British Empire was the VC. <mask> was promoted to second lieutenant and went to Cambridge in England for officer training in October 1918. Within days of his return to the front, he was wounded. He received his medal from King George V in a ceremony at Buckingham Palace with three other New Zealanders.His service ended with his return to New Zealand. His home town of Hwera gave him a formal welcome and presented him with a gold watch. <mask> was elected to the

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texts: city council in April 1921. He was the best man at the wedding of Harry Laurent, a recipient of the Victoria Cross. <mask> had two children. <mask> served in the Territorial Force until 1929, when he reached the rank of lieutenant. He was discharged because he couldn't attend camp.He went to London to attend a dinner for recipients of the VC. It was difficult for him to gain and maintain employment in Paeroa. He was bankrupt by this time and his marriage had broken down. His plight attracted the attention of the authorities in 1934. His own erratic behavior was the cause of his difficulties. <mask> is thought to have suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. The ascension of King George VI to the British throne was marked by the awarding of the VC medal to <mask>.He attended the VC reunion in 1968. His health made it necessary for public donations to pay for his flights and medical care. <mask> lived at the Masonic Village in New Zealand after he died. He died at the age of 81 and is buried in a cemetery. The streets in Hwera are named for both <mask> and Laurent. Hwera's Victoria Cross garden has statues of <mask> and Laurent. The medals of <mask>, along with his 1914–15 Star, British War medal, Victory medal, and coronation medals, are displayed in two different places.On December 2, 2007, nine VCs were among a hundred medals that were stolen from the Army Memorial Museum. On February 16, 2008, New Zealand Police announced that all the medals had been recovered as a result of a NZ$300,000 reward offered by Michael Ashcroft and Tom Sturgess. New Zealand World War I recipients of the Victoria Cross 1889 births 1970 deaths New Zealand Army officers People from

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title: Joseph Mitchell Parsons

texts: An American named <mask> "Yogi" <mask> was executed for the murder of Richard Lynn Ernest in 1987. Ernest was stabbed to death at a rest area in Utah after being hitched a ride by <mask>. When he was arrested, he continued to insist that he was Ernest. The "Rainbow Warrior" pleaded guilty to the murder. During his sentencing hearing, he claimed that he killed Ernest to stop a homosexual advance, but was unable to present any evidence to support this claim. He was sentenced to death by the jury. In 1999, he dropped his appeals, allowing his execution to go ahead.It was debated if "Rainbow Warrior" was a reference to homosexuality or his favorite auto racing team. "Utah's forgotten inmate", as he described himself, was the man who chose to die by lethal injection. The first execution in a new chamber designed for both lethal injections and firing squad was carried out in 1999 at Utah State Prison. <mask> <mask> was born on July 22, 1964 in New York City. <mask>'s father was in prison for the first five years of his life. His parents worked odd jobs. According to <mask>'s half-sister, his father beat him until he wet himself.After <mask> left the family, Marie took <mask> and Dinah to Florida, where she met and married Lawrence Gordon. Yogi was a drug dealer that Dinah admired. He had "Yogi" tattooed on his right arm. After a year in Florida, he was caught stealing from an apartment management office. He spent four years in the state as a minor and ended up with three convictions. He sold shoes in a shopping mall after graduating from high school with a C average. <mask> took a motorcycle for a test drive from a dealer in Fort Lauderdale, but did not return.He tried to see his father in New

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texts: Jersey, but was turned down. Theresa Gomez said, "Who knows what went through his mind?" The motorcycle was taken west to Las Vegas, Nevada. They took a cab to the Strip in search of marijuana after meeting David Wood in Las Vegas. <mask> pointed a gun at the driver's neck and robbed him. After stealing the driver's taxi, the two were caught in an alley and placed under citizen's arrest by Charles Conant and his brother-in-law, who were both armed with guns. He testified against Wood and said he was an orphan who stayed out of trouble.The court did not know that his parents were on the East Coast. He stated that he provided false testimony in order to get a lighter sentence. Wood spent 13 years in prison. During his time at Nevada State Prison, no visitors came to see him. In August 1987, he was paroled to a halfway house. He fled on a stolen motorcycle after walking out of the facility. The death of Richard Ernest was1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556He was picked up by Richard Lynn Ernest, a concrete worker from California, on his way to a construction job. Ernest didn't know that he was a fugitive. Ernest stopped at the Lunt Park rest area near Cedar City, Utah to get some sleep because he was too tired to drive. Ernest was stabbed to death by the man in the blue Dodge Omni. At about 5 a.m., he stopped at a service station. He assumed his identity while wearing Ernest's clothes. Ernest's construction tools were


title: Joseph Mitchell Parsons

texts: offered to the station attendant by the man who said he needed to hose out red construction paint from the car's interior.The attendant said that he observed <mask> throwing away items in a dumpster. The attendant said that Ernest's 9-year-old son was his own. He used Ernest's credit card to purchase cigarettes and food. The credit card was used to check into the Quality Inn in Utah. He used the card again at 10 a.m. to purchase seat covers and floor mats from Kmart to cover up the blood stains in the car. The credit card was found to be over its limit after the clerk called the police. The attendant at the station called the sheriff's office after finding bloody items in the dumpster.The bank statement and bloody clothes were found by the deputy. The person who went to the service station was not Richard Ernest, according to the officers. On August 31, a Utah Highway Patrol officer found Ernest sleeping in his car at the Red Creek rest area on the west side of Utah. When he arrived at the police station, he insisted that he was Ernest. When officers asked for his address, he asked for a lawyer. Sheriff Kenneth Yardley said that he was asked if he could keep his book. On September 1, 1987, Ernest's body was found underneath a sleeping bag dumped on the east side of I-15, a mile north of the rest area where he had been killed.He had been stabbed nine times. Iron County prosecutor Scott Burns stated that he had witnesses from three different states. While in the jail, he was stricken with a severe case of crab lice. "<mask> probably contracted the lice from some type of homosexual interaction," Lieutenant Matt Yengich told investigators. "Why are we doing this?" he asked during the court

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texts: hearing. Everyone knows I did it. On September 18, 1987, he pleaded guilty to motor vehicle theft, robbery and murder.A jury decided on the sentence. Ernest grabbed his leg and thought that his wounds were "superficial" as he tried to defend himself with a four-inch knife. The claim of a sexual advance by Ernest was not supported by evidence. Ernest was not gay or bisexual according to his family and friends. There were witnesses who testified about homosexual activity in jail. According to David Tomb from the University of Utah, the descriptions of <mask>' sexual history indicated that he may have been 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- Ernest appeared to have been stabbed while sleeping and was unable to defend himself, according to a medical examiner.On February 18, 1988, a jury of six men and six women sentenced <mask> to death. Utah State Prison was where he was sent. The Utah Supreme Court has been asked to review the constitutionality of his first-degree murder conviction. His attorney argued that his murder conviction was a violation of double jeopardy because he had already been convicted of another crime. On October 16, 1989, the court unanimously upheld the conviction and rejected his appeal on the grounds that he should have objected before he agreed to waive his right to a trial. On March 5, 1990, District Judge J. Philip Eves rejected the complaint that he was denied his right to legal counsel while in


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texts: prison and set his execution date for April 30, 1990. The new team of attorneys took up the appeal that he had ineffective counsel during his trial.On January 12, 1994, the Utah Supreme Court rejected the petition. On July 6, 1999, he abandoned his federal appeal and preferred to be executed. He said he was bored in prison and called it torture. Two hours with his mother was the last time he had seen his mom. On August 16, 1999, District Judge Philip Eves signed a death warrant and scheduled the execution for October 15. The last request from Execution <mask> was to walk under the stars, play basketball, and watch science-fiction films. His remains were to be cremated and turned over to his family.Jack Ford said that the requests would be granted, but that he would only be allowed to shoot hoops in a fenced recreation area instead of a game of basketball in the prison gymnasium. There was concern that an injury could delay the execution. At night, he was allowed to walk to the place of execution. His brother and cousin visited him in his death watch cell after he watched The Mummy. They shared his last meal of Burger King hamburgers, French fries, milkshakes, root beer, and chocolate chip ice cream. According to the attorney, his client chose this meal because of the Burger King slogan "Have it your way." He asked for the score of the 1999 American League Championship Series game after playing a game of Uno.He was allowed to call his mother and sister in Florida. In 1998 a new chamber was built at Utah State Prison to hold executions in either firing squad or lethal injections. Two people, whose identities were not disclosed, were selected to administer individual injections, of which only


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texts: one was lethal, so that neither would know who executed the prisoner. The American Medical Association does not allow licensed physicians to participate in executions. Before the deadly drugs were administered, a mild sedative was delivered. The execution took place at 12:10 a.m. on October 15, 1999. A physician pronounced him dead at 12:18 a.m. after checking his stopped heartbeat with a stethoscope.Woody is the rainbow warrior. Thank you. Jack Ford, the prison spokesman, said after the execution that "rainbow" may have been a homosexual reference to the victim. "Rainbow Warrior" was not referring to the colorful racing car of Jeff Gordon according to Doug "Woody" Lovell. The American Civil Liberties Union of Utah planned to hold a candlelight protest in opposition to the execution. A group of around 50 people gathered outside the prison, mostly criminal justice students from Weber State University. In comparison to the previous executions of John Albert Taylor in 1996 and Ronnie Lee Gardner in 2010, <mask>' execution attracted little media attention, with representatives from only 12 news organizations.Jack Ford said the level of interest was "nonexistent". The media apathy was thought to be a result of the choice of lethal injection, which was more widely adopted in the United States than execution by firing squad, which was unique to Utah. Greg said that his client called himself "Utah's forgotten prisoner". The widow of Ernest said that she was grateful for the lack of media scrutiny. Jonathan Woods was Ernest's brother-in-law. I hope that the world will be less sad for having lost him, but that's not how I feel. The final letter from <mask> <mask> to the Utah Supreme Court can be found

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title: Maurice White

texts: <mask> was an American singer, musician, and record producer. He was the founder, leader, main songwriter, and producer of the band Earth, Wind & Fire, and served as the band's co-lead singer with Philip Bailey. According to Variety, <mask> was a "visionary" and a "mastermind" and he won seven of the 22 Grammys he was nominated for. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Vocal Group Hall of Fame as a member of Earth, Wind & Fire. Barbra Streisand, Lewis Ramsey, and Neil Diamond were some of the artists he worked with. <mask> was born in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1941. He DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch<mask> and Jones formed a band at Booker T. Washington High School. He made a lot of trips to Chicago to visit his mother and stepfather. <mask> moved to Chicago when he was a teenager and played drums in nightclubs. He was a member of The Jazzmen, a student jazz trio at Crane Junior College in Chicago, Illinois. The Jazzmen became

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texts: Pharaohs. At Chess Records in Chicago, Satterfield, <mask>, and Handy were studio musicians. He played on the records of artists such as Etta James, Chuck Berry, Junior Wells, Sonny Stitt, Muddy Waters, the Impression, the Dells, Willie Dixon, Sugar Pie DeSanto and Buddy Guy.<mask> played the drums on "Rescue Me", Billy Stewart's "Summertime", and "Your Love Keeps Lifting Me" byJackie Wilson. In June 1966 he left Chess and the Pharaohs to join the Lewis Ramsey Trio, replacing Red Holt as the group's drummer. Holt and Young formed Young-Holt Unlimited. Young was replaced by a different person. <mask> was a member of the trio. Wade in the Water was a 1966 film. The album track " Hold It Right There" won a gramophone for Best Rhythm & Blues Group Performance, vocal or Group.The Movie album and Goin' Latin were both played by <mask>. He performed on the albums Dancing in the Street, Up Pops Ramsey Lewis and Mother Nature's Son. <mask> was introduced to the African thumb piano while in the group. The first recording of <mask> playing the kalimba was on the 1969 album Another Voyage. <mask> and his friends, Wade Flemons and <mask>, formed a songwriting team in 1969 to write songs for commercials in the Chicago area. Capitol Records gave a recording contract to the three friends. Their first single, "La La Time", had a moderate hit in the Midwest area, but their second single, "Uh Huh Yeah", was not as successful.The band's name was changed to Earth, Wind & Fire, reflecting the

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texts: elements in <mask>'s astrological chart, after he moved from Chicago to Los Angeles. <mask> was the producer of most of the band's albums and earned a star on the Hollywood Boulevard Walk of Fame. Over 90 million copies of the group's albums have been sold. The NAACP Image Awards Hall of Fame is one of the many honors bestowed on <mask> as a member of the band. <mask> incorporated the sound of the kalimba into the music of Earth, Wind and Fire. He was responsible for expanding the group to include a full horn section, first being the Phenix Horns and then the Earth, Wind and Fire Horns. <mask> occasionally appeared on stage after he stopped touring with the band.He was still very active in the music business and was still in control of the band. In 1999 a website was set up in honor of <mask>. <mask> spoke of an ongoing problem with Parkinson's disease. The site for <mask> was filled with messages from artists such as Steven Tyler and Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine. He appeared at several events with EWF. The band's 1978 hit "September" was performed at Clive Davis's 2004 pre-Grammy awards party. When Charles Stepney died during the recording of the album, Deniece <mask> co-produced it with him.Stevie Wonder had a backup vocalist named Williams. Kalimba Production was established by <mask> and Stepney in 1976. <mask> mostly produced the album which was released in August 1976 on Columbia Records. The person is named This Is Niecy. 3 on the US chart of top soul

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texts: albums. 33 is on the US charts. "Free" was a song on the album.25 on the US Hot 100. 2 on the US Hot Soul Songs chart. There is a single on the UK Pop Singles chart. In the US and the UK, This Is Niecy has been certified Gold by the RIAA. Williams' sophomore album, Songbird, was produced by <mask>. The album reached the top spot. 23 on the US top soul album chart.There are 5 British soul albums on the chart. "Baby, Baby My Love's All for You" was a single. 13 is on the US Hot Soul Songs chart. 5 on the British soul single chart. There are 32 on the UK Pop Singles chart. That's What Friends Are For was issued by Williams for Kalimba. <mask>'s label on Columbia was the one she released in 1979.He was a guest artist on the album. The album reached the top of the charts. The album was on the top soul album chart. "I've Got the Next Dance" reached the top spot. There is a song on the dance club play chart. 1981's My Melody and 1982's Niecy were issued by Williams. Deniece said that she loved working with <mask> and that he taught her the business of music.The Emotions After Stax Records became involved in financial problems, the girl group looked for a new contract and found one with Columbia Records. Their third studio album was co-produced by <mask> and Charles Stepney. The album made it to the top. 5 on the chart. The RIAA has certified flowers as Gold in the US. The album's title track made it to the top. There are 16 songs on the chart."I don't wanna lose your love" got to

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texts: Nos. 4 and 13 are on the Dance Club Songs and Hot Soul Songs charts. <mask> took over production of the Emotions after Charles Stepney's death. The group's follow up album reached the top of the charts in 1977. 1 on the chart. There are 7 on the chart. The RIAA certified Rejoice as Platinum in the US.The single "Don't Ask My Neighbors" made it to the top ten on the R&B singles chart. There is a song called "Best of My Love". 1 on the pop and R&B charts. "Best of My Love" won two awards, one for Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals and another for Favorite Soul/R&B Single. The RIAA certified Best of My Love as Platinum in the US. The third Columbia album by The Emotions, Sunbeam, was released in 1978. The album reached the top spot.12 is on the top soul album chart. 40 is on the chart. The album cut reached the top of the charts. There are 6 soul songs on the chart. The RIAA certified Sunbeam as Gold in the US. The Emotions was nominated for an American Music Award in 1978 for Favorite Soul/R&B Band, Duo or Group. The Emotions and Earth, Wind & Fire collaborated on a single in 1979.The song made it to the top. 6 on the Hot 100 chart. 2 on the chart. The RIAA certified Boogie Wonderland as Gold in the US. The girl group's 1979 album Come into Our World was produced by <mask>. The album reached the top spot. 35 on the chart.What's the Name of Your Love? is a song from the album. Also rose to No. There are 30 songs on the Hot R&B Songs chart. <mask> was nominated

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texts: in the category of producer of the year non-classical. The Emotions guested on Earth, Wind & Fire's 2003 single "All in the Way". All in the Way rose to the top. 13 is on the Adult R&B Songs chart.25 on the adult contemporary songs chart. <mask> produced this track on EWF's 2003 album The Promise. <mask> worked with many famous recording artists. He played the drums on Minnie Riperton's debut album, Come to My Garden. Lewis Ramsey's 1974 album Sun Goddess was produced by <mask>. The album made it to the top. 1 on the chart.There were 12 on the chart. The RIAA certified Sun Goddess as Gold in the US. He produced Salongo with Charles Stepney Lewis. The album reached the top of the charts. 7 on the jazz albums. 17 on the charts. Eumir Deodato's 1978 studio album Love Island was composed by <mask>.The album made it to the top. 20 on the jazz albums chart. The R&B band Pockets's album Take It On Up was produced by <mask>. The album did not reach no. There are 22 R&B albums on the chart. He was a guest on Weather Report's 1978 album Mr. Gone. His label at Columbia was the one that issued the album.Mr. Gone went to No. There is a jazz album on the chart. The Weather Report's follow up reports were also issued. <mask> collaborated with Ramsey Lewis on his 1980 album Routes and with Walter Hawkins on his 1980 album The Hawkins Family. He composed music for Barry Manilow's album. The album was certified Platinum in the US by the RIAA. <mask> produced Feel My Soul, which was nominated

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texts: for a grammy.Barbra Streisand's 1984 album Emotion was produced by <mask>. The RIAA certified Emotion as Platinum in the US. Ramsey Lewis' 1985 album Fantasy was produced by him. The album made it to the top. There are 13 jazz albums on the Cashbox Jazz Albums chart. He was a guest artist on Lee Ritenour's 1986 album Earth Run. Pieces of a Dream's 1986 album Joyride was co-produced by <mask>.The album made it to the top. 3 on the Traditional Jazz Albums chart. 18 on the chart. Neil Diamond's 1986 album Headed for the Future was produced by <mask>. The RIAA certified Headed for the Future as Gold in the US. Atlantic Starr's 1987 album All in the Name of Love was produced by him. The album was certified Platinum by the RIAA.He made a guest appearance on Cher's album. The album was certified Platinum by the RIAA. He coproduced Ramsey Lewis's 1987 album Keys to the City. That album made it to the top of the charts. There are 22 jazz albums on the chart. El DeBarge was produced by <mask>. The album made it to the top.There are 22 soul albums on the chart. <mask> collaborated with the Japanese band Dreams Come True on two songs: "Wherever You Are" from their 1994 album "Delicious" and "Eternity" which appeared on the soundtrack for the 1994 animated film The Swan Princess. Sky Islands was produced by Ramsey Lewis. The album reached the top spot. 4 on the chart. There are 6 jazz albums on the chart. Marcus Miller's 1993 album The Sun Don't Lie featured him.The album reached the top

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texts: spot. There are 10 jazz albums on the chart. The debut album of the jazz group Urban Knights was produced by <mask>. Ramsey Lewis, Freddie Hubbard, The Emotions, and Grover Washington, Jr. were featured in Urban Knights I. The album reached the top spot. 5 on the jazz albums chart. D'Influence's single Midnite appeared within that year.The song made it to the top. The UK R&B Singles chart has 17 entries. Kalimba Records was established by <mask> in 1996. <mask> produced the second album of the Urban Knight's. Ramsey Lewis, Paulinho Da Costa, Verdine <mask>, singer-songwriter and guitarist Jonathan Butler, and jazz saxophonist Najee all made appearances in Urban Knights II. The album made it to the top. There are 7 jazz albums on the chart.On their 1998 album Comin' Atcha!, <mask> arranged for the British girl group Cleopatra. Comin' Atcha peaked at number 20 on the UK albums chart and was certified Silver in the UK by the BPI. Paul Taylor's 2000 album Undercover was executively produced by <mask>. The album made it to the top. There are 6 jazz albums on the chart. He was a guest artist on Kirk Whalum's 2003 album. <mask> was a guest on two tracks of the French jazz band Nojazz on their 2006 album Have Fun.<mask> collaborated with Stevie Wonder for the first time. <mask> was the executive producer of Interpretations: celebrating the Music of Earth, Wind and Fire which was released by Stax Records in March of 2007. The album was no. There are 28 R&B/ Hip-Hop albums on the

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texts: chart. Kirk Franklin was one of the featured artists on the album. The cover of September was by Kirk Franklin. 17 on the Adult R&B Songs chart.There are 26 songs on the chart. The remake of "That's The Way Of The World" and Meshell Ndegeocello's cover of "Fantasy" were both nominated for a gramophone. Brian Culbertson's album Bringing Back The Funk was produced by <mask>. The song "Bringing Back the Funk" rose to the top of the charts. 3 on the jazz albums chart. There are 18 albums on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums chart. The album featured guest artists such as Ray Parker Jr., Sheldon Reynolds, Bootsy Collins, Larry Graham, Ledisi and Musiq Soulchild.A song from the album made it to the top. There is a song on the Smooth Jazz Songs chart. Culbertson told an interviewer that he is still in disbelief. He said that he learned a lot from me. It was great to work with him. <mask> released a solo album in 1985. The album was described by Robin Denselow of The Guardian as a "lush collection of self produced dance tracks, and the occasional ballad, with synths and drum programming immaculately in place, and the vocals as classy as ever".J.D. It comes as no surprise that <mask>'s first solo project sounds a lot like classic Earth, Wind & Fire. While <mask> remembers to sink a hook into every verse and chorus, the emphasis here is on subtlety and sophistication as he works his way from R&B basics, from the studio mechanics of 'Switch on Your Radio' to the modified doo wop of'Stand By

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texts: Me' The album moved up to number 12 on the chart. There was a cover of Ben E. King's "Stand by Me" with a guest appearance by Gerald Albright. <mask>'s version of " Stand by Me" made it to the top. 6 on the hot billboard soul singles.There are 11 songs on the Adult Contemporary Songs chart. "I Need You" was a song from the album. 20 on the Adult Contemporary Songs chart. 30 is on the chart. An album of previously undiscovered recordings was released in 2019. Over a period of nearly 30 years, <mask> and Glass worked on a number of tracks on this album. <mask> wrote and produced songs for the feature films Coming to America, A Low Down Dirty Shame, and Gatchaman OVA.He composed music for the show. He worked with <mask> on the Broadway play Hot Feet. Several new songs were written by <mask> and Allee. The early incarnation of Earth, Wind & Fire was portrayed in the movie by a young <mask>. The film was based on the struggles to film and distribute the movie Sweet Sweetback's Baadassss Song. Mario Van Peebles directed the film and played his father in the lead role. "That's The Way Of The World" was a theme song for the sitcom "Hearts Afire".<mask> was a married father of three children, one of which was Hemeya. He owned two homes in California, one in Carmel Valley and the other in Los Angeles. He liked tennis and basketball. The nickname was "Reese". Verdine <mask> is an original member of Earth, Wind & Fire and still tours with the band. Fred joined the band in 1974 when they

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texts: recorded "Devotion". <mask> died in his sleep at his Los Angeles home on February 4, 2016 from the effects of Parkinson's disease.He was 74 years old. Verdine said, "My brother, hero and best friend <mask> passed away peacefully last night in his sleep." While the world has lost another great musician and legend, our family asks that our privacy is respected as we start what will be a very difficult and life-changing transition in our lives. Thanks for your prayers and well-wishes. <mask> was posthumously honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the annualGrammy Awards ceremony on February 15, 2016 in Los Angeles, California. Stevie Wonder and Pentatonix performed a rendition of That's the Way of the World at the ceremony. <mask> has been named an influence by artists such as Stokley Williams and Richard Marx.Each year, the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences of the United States gives out theGrammy Awards. <mask> received seven awards. The Best Rhythm & Blues Song is "Got to Get You into My Life". The Jazz Foundation of America gave a Lifetime Achievement Award to the BET. On May 16, 2005, <mask> was honored by Los Angeles Valley College as the first recipient of their Cultural Achievement Award of excellence. On May 10, 2008, <mask> and Philip Bailey received their degrees. On May 20, 2008, <mask>, Phillip Bailey, Ralph Johnson, and Verdine <mask> received degrees from Columbia College of Chicago.<mask>'s memoir, <mask>: My Life With Earth, Wind and Fire,

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title: Giuseppe Sannino

texts: <mask> was born in 1957 and is an Italian professional football manager. Sannino relocated to Torino with his family after his father was hired by the company. Sannino played for several minor league teams and Vogherese was the club he became most associated with. Sannino retired from active football in 1988 after a single season with a Ligurian amateur club. Sannino entered into a coaching career in 1990 as the manager of the under- 17 team at Vogherese. One year after becoming youth coach at Pavia, he became youth coach at Monza. He took his first head coaching job in 1996 at the amateur club Oltrep.In 1998 <mask> took his first head coaching role in a professional league, but it turned out to be disappointing as he was dismissed before the end of the season. He took charge of F.C. in 1999. Sdtirol led them to first place in the league and then kept the club in Serie C2 the following season. He was dismissed from Meda before the end of the 2001– 2002 season. Sangiovannese finished sixth in the Serie C2 in 2002. Varese and Cosenza F.C. both ended with him being fired. In his second season in charge of the club, he guided the small team to a surprise promotion to Serie C1.This was followed by three more promotions, the first at Pergocrema and the other two at Varese, where he was appointed by Sean Sogliano during the season and successfully guided the club from Serie C2 to Serie B. Sannino led Varese to

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texts: a fourth place and a spot in the promotion playoffs, but lost to Padova in the semi-finals. Sannino signed a two-year contract as head coach of newly promoted Siena in June of 2011. <mask>'s first experience in charge of a top flight club was going to be the aim of the small Tuscan club. <mask> led Siena to the semifinals of the Coppa Italia, but lost to eventual winners Napoli. Siena director of football Giorgio Perinetti moved to Sicily a few weeks after Sannino signed a two-year contract as head coach of Palermo. His short time with the Sicilians came to an end in September of 2012 when he was removed from the first team after only one point in the first three games.He was rehired in March. Despite an impressive string of results with a particularly difficult calendar, he failed to keep Palermo in the top flight. He was hired as Chievo coach on July 1. He was fired on 11 November. He was confirmed as the new head coach of the Hornets. Sannino ledWatford to a club record sixth consecutive home win in all competitions without conceding, with a 3–0 win against Barnsley. Despite winning four of the first five games of the season, his future was in doubt due to rumors of dressing-room unrest and some players disliking his management style.<mask>'s last game in charge was their 4-2 home win against Huddersfield Town the day before he resigned. <mask> took over as head coach of Catania on September 14,

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texts: 2014). He resigned as Catania boss on December 19th after a string of poor results and a strained relationship with the club's board. He was appointed manager of Carpi on September 29, 2015. On 3 November, it was announced that he had been relieved of his duties and he was replaced by the man he had initially replaced. <mask> left his job as head coach of Triestina in February of last year due to disagreements with the board, with his assistant taking over. He was the new head coach of Levadiakos.He was named the new head coach of Novara on February 19th. He was fired on May 5, 2019. <mask> was named the new head coach of the club. He left in March 2020 to return to Italy. Sannino resigned less than three months after returning to manage Levadiakos, despite having obtained 30 points in 15 league games. <mask> was the head coach of Al-Ittihad from September to January. There are people from Ottaviano who play for the S.S.D.The Varese Calcio players are A.S.D. The Spezia Calcio players are from the AVC Vogherese 1919. Pavia players Italian football managers. A.C.N. is managed by Varese Calcio managers. Palermo F.C. is managed by Siena 1904 managers. F.C. managers Italian expatriate football managers and Carpi F.C. are managers of the English Football League.Managers F.C. 1909 Sdtirol managers Novara Calcio managers A.C. Meda 1913. The managers of La Biellese are Vigevano Calcio. Managers of Fanfulla

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title: Nick Di Paolo

texts: <mask> is an American stand-up comedian, writer, actor, radio personality and host best known for his appearances as a regular on Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn, the Comedy Central Roasts, Opie and Anthony and The Howard Stern Show. He re-launched The <mask>aolo Show as a daily online video show after being fired from SiriusXM. <mask> and <mask> were the parents of early life <mask>. He graduated from the University of Maine in 1984 with a degree in marketing after playing running back on the football team. He cheated his way through with a 2.3 grade point average, but chose the best years of his life. He joined a frat. Gary Thorne did play-by-play commentary for the Maine Black Bears hockey team while his brother attended the university.After graduating, <mask> worked as a door-to-door salesman selling meat and seafood. The stand-up comedy scene in the Boston area had picked up and a friend encouraged <mask> to go on stage. Jay Leno, David Letterman, and Robert Klein were comedians that <mask> was influenced by when he was a fan of stand-up. He didn't have the guts to be a salesman but his lack of enjoyment led him to the stage. In the summer of 1986 <mask> traveled from a family barbecue with 22 beers in him to perform his first routine at an open mic night. He wanted to pursue it full time, but his salesman job required him to relocate to Rhode Island. He made regular appearances at local open mic nights after returning to Boston.It took years for <mask> to hone his act. He worked at clubs in the New England area from 1987 to 1992.

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texts: <mask> considered returning to New York City when Chris Rock offered him a writing position on his show. He wrote for two seasons. The team of writers were nominated for an award in 2001 for Outstanding Writing for a Variety, Music, or Comedy Program. It was <mask>'s second nomination. He looked back at his time on the show and thought it was one of the best times of his career. <mask> moved to Queens by 2001. In June 2001, <mask> made his first appearance on Late Show with David Letterman.Stuttering John and Artie Lange were among the staff from the show that helped raise his profile. <mask> was a regular guest on the show Tough Crowd. He has appeared on several Comedy Central Roasts, including The Comedy Central Roast of Jeff Foxworthy, The Comedy Central Roast of Pamela Anderson, and The Comedy Central Roast of Larry the Cable Guy. Road Rage was <mask>'s second comedy album. It was named after him like his first. He starred in Shorties Watchin' Shorties, an animated comedy series on Comedy Central. They voice two babies who comment on television shows.The network wanted the pair to work together. He has done benefit shows. He played a police officer in two films, Artie Lange's Beer League and The Sopranos. He wrote for the MTV Video Music Awards. <mask> hosted an afternoon radio show in New York City. Management decided to change formats and he left the station. He filled in for Jerry, Dennis, and Dan Patrick on the air.In January of 2008, <mask> started an online talk show. The Colin Quinn Show is one of the shows that have

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texts: appeared on television. He has been a guest on a number of radio shows. He was in charge of the building on Louis C.K. A recurring role in Louis C.K. was played by Lucky Louie. The series is on the FX network. USO tours in Cuba and Japan have been done by <mask>.In 2008 he performed stand-up for US soldiers in Afghanistan as part of Operation Mirth. Gary Dell'Abate and Dave Attell were with him. <mask>'s special Raw Nerve was released in April of 2011. The Nick & Artie Show was launched in October of 2011. <mask> left in January. The Artie Lange Show was renamed after Jon Ritchie, a former professional American football player. <mask> launched his weekly show on the Riotcast network.The weekly episodes were free, but the additional episodes were exclusive to his ConnectPal donators. He was fired from SiriusXM in April of last year. <mask> was fired from the radio station after he made comments on his social media account. <mask> was fired after he replied that he was only worth a suspension at best. Another Senseless Killing was a comedy special by <mask>. He wanted to film it at an intimate club in Minneapolis. Inflammatory was <mask>'s comedy special.It was available on DVD and digital download. <mask> hosted an evening radio show on the talk/comedy channel from May 15 to April 18. Excerpts from the show were included in a weekly episode of The Nick Di PaoloPodcast. The show was canceled after <mask> posted comments on his account that were deemed offensive. <mask> said that his "poorly worded" message should have resulted in a

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texts: temporary suspension. The Nick is Right Tour kicked off in March. The <mask> <mask> Show was launched in July of last year.He broadcasts his show from his private studio four days a week. There is a live stream on the internet. A Breath of Fresh Air was a one-hour comedy special by <mask>. His management wanted to present <mask> to a wider audience to increase his profile, and he wanted to release it without any media or industry filters. It was filmed at the Cohoes Music Hall in New York in front of a sold-out crowd. Two years prior, <mask> had performed at the venue and wanted to make a special there. <mask> married his wife in March of 2003They have been together for a long time. <mask> moved to Tarrytown, New York after returning to New York City. In 2004, there was a move to New Castle in Westchester County, New York. <mask> and his wife moved to Georgia. Nicholas G<mask> died of Alzheimer's disease on June 30, 2020, in Danvers, Massachusetts. <mask> said in a 2015 interview that he doesn't oppose abortion or gay rights and that his friend Colin said, "you're not a political comedian." <mask> believes left-wing political correctness ruined this country.<mask> was mentioned in a New York Times article about CBS Radio's decision to fire Don Imus for referring to black college basketball players as "nappy-headed hoes". <mask> made fun of an employee training manual called "words don't hurt" in one of his bits. Comedy specials Born This Way and Road Rage were released in 1999. <mask> <mask>'s official site 1962 births has External

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title: Peter Damian

texts: <mask> was a reformed Benedictine monk and a Cardinal in the circle of Pope Leo IX. He was placed in one of the highest circles of Paradiso by Dante and became a Doctor of the Church on September 27, 1828. His feast day is 21 February. <mask> was the youngest of a poor family and was born in 988. He was adopted by an older brother who treated him poorly and under-fed him. <mask>, the archpriest at Ravenna, had pity on him and took him away to be educated. <mask> began his studies of theology and canon law at the University of Parma around the age of 25 and was already a famous teacher.Hermitage of Fonte Avellana, near Gubbio, was established in 1035 after he gave up his secular calling. Both as a novice and a monk, his fervour was remarkable but led him to such extremes of self-mortification that his health was affected and he developed insomnia. He lectured to his fellow monks after his recovery. After the request of Guy of Pomposa, he lectured to their brethren for two or three years, and then wrote the life of Romuald for the monks. After returning to Fonte Avellana, he was appointed economus by the prior, who chose him as his successor. He was prior to Fonte Avellana until his death in February 1042. The subject-hermitages were founded at many locations.He introduced a more severe discipline, including the practice of flagellation, into the house, which, under his rule, quickly attained celebrity, and became a model for other foundations. <mask>'s advocacy ensured that the extreme forms of penitence were accepted, even though there was opposition outside of his own circle. The daily siesta was invented to make up for the fatigue of the night office. A cloister was built, silver chalices and a silver processional cross were purchased, and many books were added to the library during his tenure. While living in the cloister, <mask> closely watched the fortunes of the church, and like his friend, the future Pope Gregory VII, he worked for reforms. After almost two centuries of political and social

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texts: upheaval, the venality among the clergy had reached intolerable levels. <mask> wrote to the new pope, urging him to deal with the scandals of the church in Italy, after Benedict IX resigned.He communicated with the Emperor Henry III. He was present in Rome when Clement II crowned Henry III and his consort, and he also attended the Lateran in the first days of 1047. He returned to his hermitage after this. There was a constant stream of open letters published by <mask>. He wrote Liber Gomorrhianus to the Pope about sodomy threatening the integrity of the clergy. There was a question about the validity of the ordinations of simoniacal clerics. Before the end of the 12th century, <mask> wrote a work in favor of their validity which was potent in deciding the question in their favor.He was described as "one of the most significant figures of the 11th century, a lover of solitude and a fearless man of the Church, committed personally to the task of reform." <mask> was a critic of philosophy. Adam was taught to decline deus in the plural by the Devil, according to him. He argued that philosophy isn't necessary for salvation because Jesus didn't choose philosophers as his disciples. The idea that philosophy should serve as a servant serves her mistress came from Thomas Aquinas. His view is that logic is only concerned with the validity of argument, not the nature of reality. Similar views can be found in Al-Ghazali.De divina omnipotentia is often misunderstood. <mask> wants to defend the doctrine of omnipotence, which he defines as the ability of God to do anything that is good. De divina omnipotentia is an interesting document related to the early developments of medieval discussion about divine omnipotence. Gregory argued that God can act outside time. Frédéric was elected pope as a result of the pope's death. Stephen IX wanted to make <mask> a cardinal. For a long time, <mask> resisted the offer, but was finally forced to accept, and was consecrated Cardinal Bishop of Ostia on 30 November 1057.The

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texts: administrator of the Diocese of Gubbio was appointed by him. The new cardinal wrote a letter to his brother-cardinals and encouraged them to follow in his footsteps. The church was distracted by schism after Pope Stephen died. <mask> was vigorous in his opposition to Benedict X, but the force was on his side and <mask> retired. Pope Nicholas II sent <mask> to Milan at the end of 1059. At Milan, a reward received in exchange for services rendered and as a retainer for future services was openly bought and sold, and the clergy publicly married the women with whom they lived. An appeal was made to the Holy See after the clergy of Milan resisted the reform of the two monks.<mask> and the Bishop of Lucca were sent by Nicholas II. The irregular clerics raised the alarm that Rome had no authority over Milan. All parties submitted to <mask>'s decision after he confronted the rioters in the cathedral. He made a solemn oath from the archbishop and all his clergy that for the future no preference should be paid for, and then imposed a penance on all who had been guilty. Some of the rigorists at Rome attacked the prudent decision, but it was not reversed. The disputes that broke out after Nicholas II's death were not settled until after Arialdo's martyrdom. <mask> was trying to get out of his office.Nicholas II would not spare him. He helped Pope Alexander II in his fight against Honorius II. Pope Nicholas II died in July 1061 and there was another schism. The antipope Cadalous were persuaded to withdraw by <mask>. The decision in favor of Alexander II was influenced by a long argument by <mask> that was read by the Archbishop of Cologne and acting regent in Germany. <mask> was appointed by the pope to settle the dispute between the Abbey of Cluny and the Bishop of Mcon. He went to France, summoned a council at Chalon-sur-Sane, proved the justice of the contentions of Cluny, settled other questions in the church of France, and returned in the autumn to Fonte Avellana.While he was in France the antipope

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texts: Cadalous became active in his attempts to gain Rome, and <mask> brought upon himself a reproof from Alexander and Hildebrand for twice appealing to the royal power to judge the case anew. In 1067, the cardinal was sent to Florence to resolve the dispute between the bishop and the monks. He threw the weight of his authority on the side of the bishop because he misjudged the case. The pope was able to resolve the matter in person. He resigned his bishopric in 1067 after serving the papacy as legate to France and Florence. After a period of retirement at Fonte Avellana, he proceeded in 1069 as papal legate to Germany, and persuaded the emperor Henry IV to give up his intention of divorcing his wife. He returned to Fonte-Avellana after completing this task at a council.He was sent to Ravenna early in 1072 to reconcile its inhabitants to the Holy See, who had been excommunicated for supporting their archbishop. He was taken to a hospital near Faenza. He was ill for a week at the monastery of Santa Maria Vecchia. At the end of the Lauds he died, after he ordered the office of the feast to be read. He was buried in the monastery church so that others wouldn't claim his relics. He was not in agreement with the political ideas of the man. He died before Gregory VII became pope.The one man who could have restrained Gregory was removed from the scene. The feast day for Veneration <mask> is 21 February and he was made a Doctor of the Church on 27 September 1828. His feast was moved there in 1970. His body has been moved six times. <mask> has been resting in the cathedral of Faenza since 1898. His cult has existed since his death, but no formal canonization took place. The saint is depicted in art as a cardinal with a rope in his hand, and sometimes as a pilgrim holding a papal bull, to signify his many legations.The groundswell of personal piety that would overflow in Italy reflected the spiritual conditions of <mask>'s works. His most famous work is De Divina Omnipotentia, a long letter in which he discusses

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texts: God's power. There is a letter from <mask> to Desiderius. Although God can do many things, he cannot restore virginity to a woman who has lost it. <mask> claimed that God could restore lost virginity. In this letter <mask> defends his views, an undertaking that takes him into the discussion of the scope of divine power, the possibility of God's annulling the past, and the problems that arise from using the language of human temporality to describe divine possibilities in an eternal present. The nature and scope of divine power is related to previous discussions of the question and to the more sophisticated debates of the Middle Ages.The law of contradiction does not apply to God according to <mask>. <mask> shows himself to be the equal of any of the dialecticians that he criticizes. <mask> believes that the person praying in solitude should use the singular, since he is linked to the whole church. His Life of Romauld and The Eremitical Order show his commitment to solitude and severe asceticism as the ultimate form of Christian life. He wrote an Officium Beatae Virginis, which was dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The aim of the treaty was to protect Western Christians from the decadent uses of the East. Maria Argyre's use of a golden fork was condemned by the Bishop of Ostia, <mask>.At the time, Forks were a new invention. There is a defense of Pope Alexander II against Antipope Honorius II De Sancta Simplicitate Liber Gratissimus. Pierre Damien: Lettre sur la Toute-Puissance divine is a modern critical edition of a work by St <mask>. See also David Berger, "St Peter <mask>." The Yavneh Review had an article about his attitude towards the Jews and the Old Testament. Saint <mask>: His Teaching on the Spiritual Life was written by Owen J. Blum. Owen J. Blum wrote "The Monitor of the Popes: St. <mask>".2 was published in 1947. John Boswell wrote about Christianity, Social Tolerance and Homosexuality. The Book of Gomorrah: An Eleventh-century Treatise against Clerical Homosexual Practices was written by

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title: George H. Smith (fiction author)

texts: <mask> was an American science fiction author who wrote soft-core erotica. He isn't the same person as <mask><mask> or <mask><mask>. Many "swamp love" paperback originals, which are often wrongly attributed to <mask>, were written by at least three authors in the 1960s. <mask> and his wife, <mask>, used the names Jeremy August, Jerry August, Don Bellmore, Ross Camra, M J Deer, and John Dexter. He wrote more than 100 novels. The first was published by Ace Books. King Arthur is said to have been taken to Avalon when he was dying.In Avalon, Earth is a place of legend, separated from Avalon by a gateway, and what is legend in one place is real in another. Dylan MacBride, the son of a famous Avalonian explorer, attempts to warn the Empire in which he lives of an impending invasion by the Gog. The Gog are a race of nomadic people who live on a continent separated from Avalon by a narrow sea. They worship a deity named Cythraul who wants human sacrifice and wants to consume the world. MacBride's attempts were unsuccessful because the Empire assumed the Gog couldn't cross the sea barrier and the Navy would stop them. MacBride's explanations that the sea barrier that separates the continents freezes over once every fifty years and that the freeze is due to happen again, giving the Gog ready access to Avalon and making the Navy powerless to stop them, are ignored. The 19th-century-equivalent culture must contend with an invasion of a barbarian horde similar to that of Attila the Hun or Genghis Khan, but armed with advanced weaponry.The apocalyptic visions of Gog and

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texts: Magog have been taken up by other religions as well. MacBride must team with a naval officer, a visitor from Earth who is trying to sell a Gatling gun to the Imperial authorities, and Clarinda McTague, an appealing sorceress who worships the goddess Keridwen, in an attempt to stop the Go. The "Yellow Peril" threat popular in old novels, a Great Old One, and elements of Celtic mythology are included in the story. The Second War of the Worlds is a sequel to Kar Kaballa in which Wells' Martian invaders attempt to invade Anwwn. The Martians are once again defeated by primitive submarines, dirigibles, and Old Souls. Two men from Earth, Mr. H and Dr. W, help MacBride defeat the Martians. The Island Snatchers tells the story of the Gaelic gods stealing the island from Clarinda and her family's attempts to get it back.The main character of Druid's World is named Adam MacBride and he is set in an "Avalon" which combines features of 19th century England and the Napoleonic Wars. <mask>'s nuclear war novel is quite different. It is similar to the film Dr. Strangelove in that it depicts a fanatic anti-Communist American general starting an attack on the Soviet Union on his own initiative. <mask>'s soft-core erotic novel, The Coming of the Rats, begins just before atomic bombs hit the United States and becomes a survivalist novel where the hero and his mates fight rats. The erotic "St. Germain" and " Jake Reynolds" series use black magic and witchcraft, but remain mainstream works. There are links to 20th-century American male novelists and American science fiction

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title: Cauley Woodrow

texts: There is an English professional footballer who plays as a forward. He made his debut in the Football League. He made three appearances in the FA Trophy at the age of 16 for Conference premier club Luton Town. He was the first non-League footballer to be capped at youth level for England since the 1970s. Hemel Hempstead was where <mask> was born and attended school. His father was a professional footballer. <mask> trained with Spurs as a young boy.He joined Buckhurst Hill in 2007. He scored eight goals in one of his first games, and played in the team that represented the South of England in the national finals of the Tesco Cup. <mask> received the award for best forward in the competition even though his team lost in the semi-finals. He joined Conference premier club Luton Town. In the summer of 2010, he was part of their under-15 team that reached the final of a 40-team tournament involving several major European clubs' youngsters, and in September he scored six goals in an FA Youth Cup qualification match. He made his senior debut twelve days after his 16th birthday, when he was an unused substitute for the first team's FA Cup match at Corby Town. Against Uxbridge, he set up the third goal in a 4–0 win, and against Gloucester City, he won the free kick that led to the only goal of the game.He was called up to the England team for a tournament. The deal included a "very healthy sell-on clause", which the managing director of the club described as a "six-figure" fee, possibly rising to seven figures depending on the player's future progress. He signed a two-and-a-half-year professional contract on his 17th birthday after taking up a scholarship

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texts: with the club. He was able to contribute to the under-18 team winning the Premier Academy League despite being injured in his first season, and he scored twice in the FA Youth Cup as the Cottagers eliminated Manchester City. His strengths were listed in a December 2012 feature on the website. At the Dallas Cup, <mask> was a member of the under-19 team. He scored two times as his team beat the youngsters of Kashiwa Reysol to win the tournament.He captained the under-18s to a second consecutive title. <mask> signed a contract extension before the season started. He scored his first goal for the club in a 2–2 draw against Crystal Palace on the final day of the season after making his debut in the premier league. He made his Football League debut for Southend United five days after joining the club on a one-month loan. He had a chance to score in the first hour of the match. <mask>'s loan was extended for another 28 days after two starts and two substitute appearances. He scored his first senior goals in the Football League Trophy.He headed in Ben Coker's cross after six minutes, and three minutes later gave his side the lead when the goalkeeper could only parry Brian Saah's shot. In seven minutes, they scored four times. The loan was extended if the Shrimpers reached the play-offs. <mask> was sent off for elbowing an opponent four minutes after entering the match as a second-half substitute. Southend came back from a goal behind to win 2–1 despite the numerical disadvantage. <mask> came off the bench and scored a 75th-minute winner in a 1–0 victory away to AFC Wimbledon. His loan spell was cut short due to the number of games he had started

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texts: for.After starting only one league match for Cottagers in the 2016–17 season, <mask> joined another Championship club on loan until the end of the season. He scored his first goal for the club in the 2–1 win over Wolves on February 4, 2017. Bristol City had a season-long loan with <mask>. He scored his first goal for Bristol City against Derby County. Ahead of a proposed permanent transfer, Barnsley Woodrow joined the club on a loan until January 2019. On 3 January, he signed a two-and-a-half-year contract with the option of a further year in the club's favour, for an undisclosed fee. He signed a new contract in May.After a disagreement with the club's supporters, <mask> wanted to leave Oakwell in the upcoming transfer window. A fee of around $1m is being suggested for the signing of <mask>, which is thought to be leading the race to sign him. <mask> was called up to the England under 17 team for the Algarve Tournament in February. He became the first non-League footballer to play for an England youth team since 1974 when he scored the equalising goal in a 1–1 draw with Romania. He played in England's two other matches, against Germany and Portugal, as a second-half substitute. He was called up to the England U21s for the first time in May of last year. The career statistics of the runner-up in the England U21 Toulon Tournament.Footballers from Hemel Hempstead, as well as youth and international players, can be found on the website. The players are from F.C. The players are from Southend United F.C. The players of Burton Albion F.C. The players are from Bristol City. The players are from Barnsley F.C. The players are from the English Football


title: Nathan M. Newmark

texts: One of the founding fathers of earthquake engineering was <mask>. He received the National Medal of Science for engineering. <mask> was born to a Jewish couple in New Jersey. He attended Rutgers University after receiving his early education in North Carolina and New Jersey. <mask> graduated from Rutgers in 1930 with high honors in civil engineering. He married Anne Cohen in 1931. <mask> attended graduate school at the University of Illinois, where he worked under several professors.He received a M.S. at the University of Illinois. A thesis titled Interaction between rib and superstructure in concrete arch bridges was written for a degree in civil engineering from the University of Illinois. <mask> was appointed to many prestigious positions in the department after graduating fromUIUC. In 1943, he became the Research Professor of Civil Engineering. He was the Chairman of the Digital Computer Laboratory from 1947 to 1957 and the head of the Civil Engineering Department from 1956 to 1973. The longest tenure on the University Research Board was held by <mask>. He retired with a rank of Professor Emeritus.The program at the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign soared to new heights under his leadership. The civil engineering laboratory is named after him. During World War II, <mask> was an advisor for the National Defense Research Committee and the Office of Scientific Research and Development. Major contributions to the Minute Man and MX missile systems were made by him on numerous Department of Defense boards and panels. The Newmark-beta method of numerical integration was introduced in 1959 by <mask>. The method is still widely used in numerical evaluation of the dynamic response of structures. One of the first transistorized computers was the ILLIAC II, which he helped to develop.It was designed to use transistors that weren't invented yet. The development of computer software for engineering is a result of the ILLIAC-II. The Torre Latinoamericana was the tallest building in Mexico City until 1984. Newmark worked on the project. The building was designed to be able to survive earthquakes by being supported by muddy soil. When an earthquake struck the city in 1957, the design was put to the test again in 1985. The

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texts: Torre Latinoamericana is a testament to the progress in earthquake engineering.The Bay Area Rapid Transit System is one of the large projects that he developed the design criteria for. <mask>'s method for analyzing complex structural components and assemblies under a variety of conditions was widely used. He was an engineer on the project. Since there was an oil and energy shortage, high unemployment rate, and high inflation in the 1970s, the country had to do something to conserve and utilize the natural resources available to them inside the country. There was a need for a design to get the oil quickly and efficiently down to the refinery. The Alaskan terrain offered many different challenges for a normal underground line, so <mask> was consulted to design sections near the fault lines. <mask> had done many studies on the effects of earthquakes on structures, which made him the ideal person to tackle such a revolutionary feat.Significant contributions to engineering were made by <mask>. He came up with a new method of calculating the displacements in earth dams and slopes due to earthquakes. His work was acknowledged with an invitation to deliver the 5th Rankine Lecture of the British Geotechnical Association, entitled Effects of earthquakes on dams and embankments. The Wason medal was given to <mask> by the American Concrete Institute. He received the National Medal of Science for Engineering Sciences in 1968. He was a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and received several awards. The American Society of Civil Engineers named a medal after him because of his contributions in structural mechanics.Two years after founding the National Academy of Engineering, he became a member of the National Academy of Sciences. The moment distribution method was developed by the man <mask> worked under at the University of Illinois. Designers were able to calculate statically indeterminate frames of reinforced concrete. In Cross's book Arches, Continuous Frames, Columns and Conduits, <mask> wrote an introduction in which he told how much he enjoyed the classes taught by Cross and how they would sometimes walk home together after classes. The National Academy of Engineering memorial tribute has links to External

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title: Dmitri Shepilov

texts: The Minister of Foreign Affairs was a Soviet economist, lawyer and politician named <mask>. He joined the attempt to oust Nikita Khrushchev from power. He was rehabilitated after Khrushchev's downfall. Askhabad is the current capital of the Transcaspian Oblast of the Russian Empire and is a working-class family of Russian ethnicity. He was sent to work in Yakutsk as a deputy prosecutor and acting prosecutor after graduating from the Law School of the Moscow State University. <mask> worked as an assistant regional prosecutor. <mask> was the "responsible secretary" of the magazine On the Agrarian Front while he was studying at the Institute of Red Professors.<mask> was made head of the political department after graduating. He was made deputy chief of the sector of agricultural science in 1935. <mask> was made the Scientific Secretary of the Institute of Economics of the Soviet Academy of Sciences in 1937 after becoming a Doctor of Science. Between 1941 and 1937, he taught economics in Moscow's colleges. <mask> joined the Soviet People's Militia in July 1941 and was involved in the Battle of Moscow in 1941–1942. In 1942–1943 he was the political commissar of the 23rd Guards Army and in 1944–1946 of the 4th Guards Army, ending the war with the rank of Major General. During the early stages of the Soviet occupation of eastern parts of Austria, <mask> was one of the top Soviet officials in Vienna.In February 1946, <mask> was appointed deputy head of the Propaganda and Agitation Department of the Soviet Army. He was the head of the propaganda department of the Communist Party daily Pravda. The Propaganda and Agitation Department of the Communist Party Central Committee was subject to public criticism for being insufficiently

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texts: vigilant and removed from their positions. On September 18, 1947, <mask> was appointed deputy chief of the Department. <mask> had almost complete control of the Department's day-to-day operations since the new department head had other responsibilities. One of his first tasks was to assist Zhdanov in disciplining the Soviet Union's two greatest living composers. The worst examples of what was wrong with Soviet music were Prokofiev's opera War and Peace and the Eighth and Ninth Symphonies.While in Moscow, <mask> became an expert on Communist ideology and a mentor to Joseph Stalin. <mask> had to supervise his patron's son when he was appointed to lead the Propaganda Department's Science Sector. The situation was made more delicate by the fact that Andrei Zhdanov, Stalin's closest advisor at the time, had many enemies in the Soviet leadership. When <mask> approved Zhdanov's speech, it started a political battle between Zhdanov and his rivals who were trying to undermine him. On 1 July 1948, Zhdanov's main rival, Georgy Malenkov, took over at the Communist Party secretariat while Zhdanov was sent on a two-month vacation, where he died. <mask> was appointed as the next head of the Propaganda and Agitation Department on July 10, 1948, despite the change at the top. The removal and later execution of the Politburo member, Nikolai Voznesensky, was the next round of the party's struggle.He was censured by the Central Committee for allowing the publication of Voznesensky's book on economics when he was still in power. Stalin put <mask> in charge of writing a new Soviet economics textbook based on Stalin's Economic Problems of Socialism in the USSR. <mask> was appointed editor-in-chief of Pravda after the 19th Communist Party Congress.

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texts: Khrushchev's theoretician after Stalin's death became an ally of the new Soviet Communist Party leader Nikita Khrushchev. The Soviet Academy of Sciences made him an Corresponding Member. In February 1955, <mask> was elected one of the Secretaries of the Central and ousted Malenkov, who was the prime minister at the time. He was a senior Communist theoretician and contributed to Khrushchev's famous "secret speech" at the 20th Party Congress.<mask> started to branch out into foreign policy even though his field was Marxist-Leninist theory. In May 1955 he accompanied Khrushchev and the new Soviet prime minister to Yugoslavia to end the conflict between the two countries. At a lunch with Tito in 1955, Khrushchev asked <mask> to confirm an incident he had just described, according to Veljko Miunovi. "<mask> would stand up from the table, and as though he were reporting officially, would reply: 'Just so, Nikita Sergeyevich!'" And sit down again. I found <mask>'s behavior to be unusual, as I did Khrushchev's. In July 1955 <mask> traveled to Egypt for talks with the Egyptian leader and secured an arms deal which paved the way for the Soviet-Egyptian alliance.The flexibility of the Soviet Union in dealing with non-Communist Third World countries was marked by contrast to the intransigence of Stalin's years. <mask> was made a member of the Central Committee's Presidium after the 20th Congress of the Soviet Communist Party. <mask> replaced Molotov as the Soviet foreign minister. He remained a Secretary of the Central Committee after giving up his Pravda post. In June of 1956 <mask> went back to Egypt and offered Soviet assistance in building the Aswan Dam, which was eventually accepted after a competing American-World Bank offer was

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texts: withdrawn in July of that year. After the nationalization of the Suez Canal Company, <mask> met the Egyptian ambassador to the Soviet Union and offered general support for Egypt's position, which Khrushchev made official in his 31 July speech. <mask> initially hesitated to accept the invitation to the international conference on the Suez issue, which will be held in London in August.He led the Soviet delegation at the conference after the decision to go was made. Although the conference adopted the American resolution on the internationalization of the Suez Canal 18 votes against 4, <mask> succeeded in striking an alliance with India, Indonesia and the Dominion of Ceylon as directed by the Soviet leadership. All important political decisions were made by Khrushchev and other top Soviet leaders, but <mask> represented the Soviet Union at the UN Security Council. On February 14, 1957 <mask> was made Secretary of the Central Committee responsible for Communist ideology and the next day, Gromyko replaced him as the Soviet foreign minister. In March 1957, <mask> oversaw the Second Composers' Congress, which re-affirmed the decision of the First Congress to condemn formalist composers. <mask> mispronounced the name of the 19th century composer Rimsky-Korsakov, which inspired him to write a satirical cantata called The Anti-formalist Rayok. The leading characters are caricatures of Stalin, Zhdanov, and <mask>.<mask> warned against "wild cave-man orgies" and the "explosion of basic instincts and sexual urges" at the Congress. The only Central Committee Secretary who opposed Khrushchev in June 1957 was <mask>. When Khrushchev prevailed at the Central Committee meeting, he was furious over what he saw as <mask>'s betrayal, and

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texts: denounced him as 'Shepil'. On June 29, 1957, <mask> was ousted from the Central Committee and vilified in the press along with Molotov, Malenkov and Kaganovich, who were involved in the coup attempt. It is possible that <mask> was one of the reasons why the marshal was removed from the office. <mask> was demoted to deputy director of the Economics Institute of the local Academy of Sciences after losing his Central Committee positions. After being expelled from the Soviet Academy of Sciences in 1960, he was sent to the Soviet State Archive to work as a clerk.<mask> was expelled from the Communist Party after a second wave of denunciations of the "Anti-Party Group" at the 22nd Communist Party Congress. He rejoined the Communist Party in 1976, but remained on the sidelines. <mask> began working on his memoirs after Khrushchev was ousted as the Soviet leader. His papers were lost after he died, but were found and published in 2001. Barry chose "<mask>" as his middle name as a young man. It is said that this was done to honor a Soviet politician. The 20th Congress of the C. P. S. U., Moscow, Foreign Languages Publishing House, 28 p.The Russian Obshchestvennoe was published in 1939. In 1947, Velikij sovetskij narod, Moscow, was published. Stalin's twopoliheckoj literatury was published in 1952, 35p. Gosudarstvennoe izdatel'stvo politicheckoj literatury was published in 1954. Za dal'nejshij rastsvet sovetskogo Hudozhestvennogo tvorchestva, 1957, 31p. The person is <mask>. Voprosy istorii 1998 has "Vospominaniia".4. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ате, 2001. Biography K.A. Zalessky. Stalina is Imperiya.Biograficheckij slovar'. Moscow, Veche, 2000. The Corresponding Members of the USSR Academy of Sciences are Russian

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title: Max Charlesworth

texts: AO FAHA was an Australian philosopher and public intellectual. The philosophy of religion, the role of the Church in a liberal democratic society, Australian Aboriginal culture and religions, European philosophy from medieval to continental, and the role of modern science in society are just some of the areas he taught and wrote about. He was made an Officer of the Order of Australia in 1990 for his contributions to Australian society. <mask> has been described as exceptional among Australian philosophers for his integrity, for his capacity to change and develop as the balance of evidence shifted, and for his willingness to pioneer new developments. The younger son of William and <mask> was born on December 30, 1925. He attended government schools in Numurkah and Assumption College in Kilmore. <mask> obtained a Bachelor of Arts with honours in 1946 and a Masters of Arts in 1948.The first Mannix Travelling Scholarship for overseas study was awarded to <mask> in 1950. After contracting Tuberculosis, <mask> was forced to delay taking up the scholarship and spend the next two years at the Gresswell Sanatorium in Victoria. After recovering, <mask> followed the advice of his mentor and continued his postgraduate studies at the UCL in Belgium. The University has a reputation for excellence in theology and continental philosophy. He was drawn to the archives of Edmund Husserl, who was based at the University College London. Professor van Riet wanted <mask> to do a critical study of linguistic analysis, which would bring him into contact with leading philosophers such as Elizabeth Anscombe and Peter Geach. <mask> was appointed to a lectureship at the University of Auckland in the mid-sixties after receiving his doctorate in philosophy from University College London in 1955.The first book written by <mask> was published in

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texts: 1959 and was based on his PhD. <mask> started a broad syllabus over the next sixteen years. Many in the university community thought the study of religion was inappropriate in a secular institution because he introduced a course on the philosophy of religion. A course in Medieval philosophy was established by <mask>. He introduced a course on continental philosophy that encountered scepticism from his colleagues, the majority of whom were analytic philosophers. <mask> was a Visiting Professor at the University of Notre Dame in the United States between 1968 and 1969 and a Nuffield Fellow at the Warburg Institute in London from 1963 until 1964. <mask> was appointed Foundation Dean of Humanities at the new Deakin University in 1975, after serving as Chair of the Philosophy Department from 1974-1975.The philosophy department at Deakin <mask> had interests in continental philosophy, religious studies, and Indian philosophy. He was appointed as an Emeritus Professor in 1990. <mask> became a Visiting Professor at the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme in 1980. In 1972 and 2006 he was a Visiting Professor at his alma mater. <mask> believed that philosophy should concern itself more with the problems facing society and less with arcane technicalities. His role as Chairman of the Victorian Consultative Committee for the United Nations International Year of Peace in 1986 is an example of his influence. <mask> was a member of the National Consultative Committee on Bioethics and the Victorian Government's Standing Committee on Infertility.From 1992-1994 he was the Director of the National Institute for Law, Ethics and Public Affairs at Griffith University. One of the two Australian philosophers invited to deliver the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's annual Boyer lectures is <mask>. In 1989 he gave a series of lectures called

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texts: Life, Death, Genes and Ethics: Biotechnology and Bioethics. <mask> was made an Officer of the Order of Australia in 1990. He was a fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities. <mask> had a strong commitment to the role of conscience in both religion and public life, as a Catholic influenced by the ideas of John Henry Newman, John Stuart Mill, and John Courtney Murray. He was at odds with the hierarchy of the Australian Catholic Church.The anti-communist 'Movement' was opposed by <mask>. A. Santamaria's. The proper relationship between Church and State was distorted by the movement's insistence that Christian values should have a privileged place in society. The Catholic Worker, a journal he co-edited with Tony Coady, contained <mask>'s critique. The distribution of the journal in churches was forbidden. <mask> and other contributors to the Catholic Worker questioned the moral case for the Vietnam War and Catholic teachings on contraception, abortion, and divorce. The developments in Vatican II inspired some of this intellectual activism.<mask> was appointed to the Vatican's secretariat for non-believers in 1970. Sophia was founded in 1962 by <mask> and de Graaff to promote the study of philosophy of religion. The journal was edited by <mask> until 1990. In 2012 the journal published a special 50th anniversary volume celebrating <mask> and his work, in which he wrote an article entitled "Translating Religious Texts." <mask> was survived by his wife, seven children, and eleven grandchildren. After his death, <mask> was awarded a posthumous Doctorate of Letters from Deakin University for distinguished academic services in the fields of education, humanities and bioethics. The Foundation House, the Victorian Foundation for Survivors of Tourture, which <mask> was a founding patron, instituted the annual Max

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texts: <mask> Oration lecture series.For the time in Australia, <mask>'s approach to philosophy was unusual. He talked about the importance of presenting ideas that are accessible to the public. His ideas on life in liberal democratic societies were shaped by his pluralistic approach to philosophy and religion. <mask> worked on a wide range of topics. He became less interested in studying concepts himself and more interested in studying how knowledge is constructed. <mask> came to challenge orthodox views on the relationship between Church and State when he was a catholic. <mask> had a fundamental curiosity in the variety of the world's religions, how they worked, and why.He looked at the way different religions responded to ethical questions and created a children's book. According to Wayne Hudson, <mask> embraced the more stringent implications of pluralism within the framework of liberal political philosophy without abandoning his personal Catholicism. All religions were seen as creative inventions by him. <mask> wrote about Australian Aboriginal land rights, cultures, and religious traditions. <mask> insisted that the systems of spiritual meaning of the Aboriginal religions should be taken seriously. He tried to influence the way that Australian settlers understood Aboriginal society. <mask> identified religious philosophers with modern relevance.He translated "The World Order" from the original Latin and commented on it. In 2012 <mask> wrote an article for Sophia about the problems of translation of religious texts. <mask> was also interested in European philosophy. In 1975, <mask> produced a series of radio programmes for the ABC, which were later turned into a book. The broadcasts introduced an Australian audience to the main tenets of existentialism, including interviews with Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de


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texts: Beauvoir. The 1980s saw the development of new scientific technologies that affect human life, including assisted reproductive technologies. Some scientists argued for freedom in experimentation and others argued for restrictions on developments in line with religious beliefs in debates about the ethical implications of these technologies.While acknowledging the difficulty of resolving ethical issues in a liberal democratic society where there is no common standard of morality, <mask> tried to bridge the divide between the two groups. Life, Death, Genes and Ethics: Biotechnology and Bioethics is the most developed of these ideas. <mask> was worried about the social role of modern science. He wrote about the effect of science on society and the nature of scientific communities. Scientists at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research were studied. The philosophy of education, particularly the role of universities in modern society, was written by <mask>. As Foundation Dean of Humanities at Deakin University, <mask> worked to make higher education available to mature-age students and others who found access difficult, developing a model influenced by the Open University in the UK.<mask> created courses that brought disparate fields together. To allow philosophy to make a significant difference in people's lives beyond the university was the idea. <mask>'s book was motivated by the same ethos. Religion Philosophy of Religion: The Historic Approaches, Herder and Herder was published in New York in 1972. Hill of Content Publishing published Religious Worlds in 1985. In Political Thinkers, Robert Ingpen illustrated Augustine and Aquinas: Church and State. In 1986, pp. David Muschamp.39–50. 'Ecumenism between the world religions', Sophia, vol. 34, no. pp.140-160 was published in 1995. The Cambridge

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texts: 'Education and Cultural Diversity', Melbourne Studies in Education, vol.28, no.1, 1986, pp. 1–13.The fourth Charles Joseph LaTrobe Memorial Lecture was held at La Trobe University in 1978. Philosophy for Beginners was published in 2007. There is a section remembering <mask> in the 'Texts and Traditions' programme. 'Life, Death, Genes and Ethics' is the first part of a lecture by <mask>. People from Victoria are alumni of the University of Melbourne and the University of Notre

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title: Darko Milanič

texts: <mask> is a football manager and a former player. He is the manager of Pafos. Milani played for Yugoslavia and Slovenia at international level. He was the captain of Slovenia at Euro 2000. Milani began his football career with NK Izola. He joined Partizan in the 1986-87 season. He won the Yugoslav First League and the Yugoslav Cup twice.Milani played for eight seasons in Austria, winning eight trophies, including two Austrian Bundesliga titles, three Austrian Cups and three Austrian Supercups. Milani retired at the age of 32 due to an injury and went on to become a football coach. Milani earned five caps for Yugoslavia during his international career. He was included in Yugoslavia's squad for Euro 1992 along with Doni Novak, but the nation would be suspended due to the Yugoslav Wars. Milani earned 42 caps. He captained his country at the Euro 2000, including a match against his former national side, Yugoslavia, which ended in a 3–3 draw. Milani turned to coaching after his football career.Izola was where he started his coaching career. He was an assistant coach and manager for the 2006–07 season. Milani helped guide Gorica to a third-place finish in the PrvaLiga in his first season as head coach. The team was knocked out in the first round of the competition after losing to Rabotniki. Milani was appointed head coach at Maribor on May 29, 2008. He won the PrvaLiga in his first year. The Slovenian Cup was won by Maribor.After winning this trophy, Milani became the first coach in the history of club football in the country to win all three domestic trophies. In only two seasons, he has achieved that. In their fourth successive Supercup, Maribor played at the beginning of the 2012–13 season. The club won their second Supercup title. Milani won the league, cup and supercup in 2012 and was selected as the Slovenian Manager of the Year. Milani's team lost to Dinamo Zagreb in the


title: A. Wess Mitchell

texts: The assistant secretary of state for European and Eurasian affairs was an American foreign policy expert and former diplomat. He was the president and CEO of the Center for European Policy Analysis. <mask> was nominated by President Donald Trump as an assistant secretary of state. The United States Senate unanimously confirmed him in September of last year. <mask> would step down from his post in February. <mask> is a sixth generation Texan who was born in Lubbock, Texas in 1977. He received a degree.Texas Tech University has a history. He received an M.A. The BMW Center for German and European Studies is located at the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service. He received the 2004 Hopper Award while studying there. He received his DPhil in Political Science from the Otto-Suhr-Institut fr Politikwissenschaft. The Center for European Policy Analysis was founded by <mask> at the age of twenty-eight. CEPA is a research institute that studies Central and Eastern Europe.<mask> was a research associate at the National Center for Policy Analysis. The majority of <mask>'s reports and articles at CEPA argued that the United States should increase its military and diplomatic engagement with allies in Central and Eastern Europe and East Asia in order to counterbalance Russian or Chinese influence. <mask> was one of the earliest proponents of placing U.S. and NATO military personnel in Poland and the Baltic States. He was a critic of the U.S.-Russia reset. He wrote in November 2008 that there could be a crisis in Ukraine within the first two years of the Obama administration. In 2009, he wrote that the U.S. retreat would embolden Moscow to push its luck elsewhere. <mask> was an early advocate of using deterrence-by-denial to defend vulnerable U.S. allies.The object

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texts: of attack itself is more resistant to attack if deterrence-by-denial is used. The Habsburg Empire has been the focus of <mask>'s historical writing. <mask> argued in his book The Grand Strategy of the Habsburg Empire that Austria was able to avoid contests of strength beyond its ability to bear by using time-management strategies. The article in The Wall Street Journal about the Habsburg Empire was co-authored by <mask> and Ingrao. <mask> was an adviser to the national security transition team. <mask> is the author of three books, The Grand Strategy of the Habsburg Empire, The Unquiet Frontier: Vulnerable Allies, Rising Rivals and the Crisis of American Power, and The Godfather Doctrine: A. The book Unquiet Frontier was cited as having had a significant influence on H.R.The shift of emphasis in U.S. foreign policy to great-power competition was formulated by McMaster. The United States should strengthen its alliances as a way of achieving strategic stability because Russia and China are putting pressure on U.S. allies, according to the book. <mask> was responsible for diplomatic relations with 50 countries of Europe and Eurasia, as well as the institutions of NATO, the EU, and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe. He was seen as an advocate for NATO, for providing military assistance to Ukraine and Georgia, and for the U.S. efforts to counter Russia and China. <mask> told the U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations that Russia and China were serious competitors in the 21st century. It is one of the most important national security interests of the United States to prevent the domination of the Eurasian landmass by hostile powers. State Department efforts to increase U.S. engagement with states in East-Central Europe, the Caucasus, and

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