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texts: "Mrs. Hockey", are registered trademarks. <mask> was referred to as Power, Mr. Everything, Mr. All-Star, The Most, The King of Hockey, The Legend, The Man, and No. "Mr. Elbows" was for his tough physical play.<mask> is considered the most complete player in hockey history. New directives were given to NHL scouts after <mask> dominated the NHL. <mask>'s strength, scoring ability, and speed exemplified the ideal example of a power forward who can play the 200 foot game. <mask>e <mask> hat-trick", a goal, an assist and a fight, which is now a standard part of hockey's vocabulary. In the early 1950s, only a few players dared to fight <mask> after he soundly defeated Lou Fontinato at Madison Square Garden. Rick Tocchet has achieved the feat 18 times in his career. <mask> was a well-mannered and trusting person off the ice who never questioned the salary the Detroit Red Wings owners paid him.Ted Lindsay began a campaign to establish a player's association to unite for fair wages against the NHL owners after it became public that <mask> had scored more than 600 goals for the organization before it reluctantly offered to pay him over $40,000. The nucleus of the movement that became the National Hockey League Players' Association was here. <mask>'s time with the WHA allowed the league to gain legitimacy and the ability to fill stadiums. The NHL was forced to seek players beyond its traditional North American sources and recruit professional European players and to expand into new cities to gain new fans because of the increased competition for hockey talent. One of the players decided to join the WHA instead of the NHL. <mask> and Gretzky became good friends over the

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texts: years, and the two of them broke many of <mask>'s scoring records. <mask> was the first to set the standard for consistent, high-level play.Since 9 was taken during the early parts of his career, Gretzky wore number 99 as a tribute to <mask>. <mask> played professional hockey for the sixth decade in 1997. He was signed to a one-game contract by the Detroit Vipers of the International Hockey League and made a return to the ice for one shift. In doing so, he became the only player in hockey history to compete in six different decades at the professional level, having played in the USHL, NHL, WHA and IHL from the 1940s to 1990s. During his first 20 seasons, <mask> never scored 50 goals in a single season and the schedule was only 70 games. Currently, <mask> is fourth on the NHL's all-time points list with 1850 total points, which includes 800 goals and 1,049 assists. <mask> is second on the all-time goals list, with only Gretzky ahead of him.When career regular season goals from both the NHL and the WHA are combined, he ranks first in goals with 955. <mask>'s professional totals, including playoffs, for the NHL and WHA combined, were first at the time of his retirement. He played 2,421 games and scored 1,071 goals, 1,518 assists, and 2,589 points. Gretzky passed him in goals, assists, and points, but not in games played or games played with one team. After <mask>'s death, Gretzky said that <mask> was the greatest hockey player of all time. His number would be retired for all NHL teams. 99.Patrick Marleau surpassed <mask>'s record in April 2021. <mask> played at the 1974 Summit Series. Even though Ferris Bueller's Day Off is set in Chicago, the character is still

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texts: wearing <mask>'s Red Wings jersey. <mask> personally gave one to the filmmakers. <mask> was in an episode of The Simpsons. Bart Simpson used a photograph of <mask> to fool his teacher into thinking he was a grown man who answered a personal ad. <mask>'s career statistics are shown at the end of the show.In the third season of the NBC television crime drama series Good Girls, the character of Ruby stole an autographed Stanley Cup Final game-worn <mask> <mask> jersey from a sports bar only to find out it was a fake. A statue created by Michael Martin of Eston was installed across from Midtown Plaza in 1993 and moved to the SaskTel Centre in 2005. <mask>'s ashes were laid to rest below the statue. On June 27, 2016 it was announced that a bridge in his hometown would be named after him. The Governor General of Canada, Queen Elizabeth II's representative in the country, awarded him the Order of Canada. The new international bridge over the Detroit River will be named after Canadian Prime Minister StephenHarper and Michigan Governor RickSnyder. The Gordie Howe International Bridge is going to open in four years.<mask> was an Officer of the Order of Canada. He received the post-nominal letters "OC" for the rest of his life. The Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee medal was awarded to him in 1977. The American Academy of Achievement gave him the Golden Plate Award in 1978. The Confederation of Canada medal was awarded to him in 1992. The Wayne Gretzky International Award was given to the <mask> family in 2000. He received the Canadian version of the Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee medal.He received the Canadian version of the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee medal. He

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texts: received the Doctor of Laws degree from the University ofRegina in 1997. On June 3, 2010, he received the Doctor of Laws degree from the University ofSaskatchewan. In his speech in the House of Commons Chamber in the Parliament of Canada on June 29, 2016 Barack Obama stated that "as Americans, we, too, celebrate the life of Mr. Hockey himself, the late, great <mask> <mask>." Most NHL regular season games played with a single team are 1,687, and most NHL and WHA regular season games played are 2,186. The oldest player to play in the NHL is 52 years old and the second oldest is 48 years old. List of Detroit Red Wings award winners List of family relations in the NHL List of ice hockey line nicknames List of members of the Hockey Hall of Fame List of NHL players with 1000 games played List of NHL players with 1000 points List of NHL players with 500

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title: S. Parkes Cadman

texts: <mask> was an English-born American liberal Protestant clergyman, newspaper writer, and pioneer Christian radio broadcaster of the 1920s and 1930s. He was an advocate of ecumenism and an opponent of anti-Semitism. The New York Times called him "the foremost minister of Congregational faith" by the time he died. Cadman started working in a coal mine when he was 11 years old. In between hauling loads of coal, he read a lot of books. He began speaking as a lay preacher at the age of 18. He graduated from the University of London and the Wesleyan Methodist College seminary.He heard Catherine Booth of The Salvation Army speak in London when he was a seminarian. In a voice like the pealing of a silver bell across a still lake, it was delivered in the purest English. <mask> moved to the United States to pastor a Methodist church in New York after graduating from seminary. In 1895, he started the Metropolitan Methodist Church on Seventh Avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets in New York City, where his preaching attracted large crowds. He ministered for 35 years in Brooklyn, New York, after leaving the Metropolitan Methodist Church in 1901. During his pastorate, the church became one of the largest in the U.S. In 1923, he pioneered the use of the then-new medium of radio to broadcast his sermons, becoming "the first of the 'radio pastors', his sermons reach[ing] the ears of millions", according to

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texts: the New York Times.In 1928, he began a weekly Sunday afternoon radio broadcast on the NBC radio network, his powerful oratory reaching a nationwide audience of five million persons. He was a frequent speaker on NBC's Sunday morning program from 1928 to 1936. Cadman wrote a daily newspaper column for the New York Herald Tribune. It was syndicated nationwide as Dr. <mask>'s Daily Column, giving advice, answering readers' questions, and providing commentary on current events from a Christian perspective. On December 2, 1934, he wrote an article condemning the Nazi German government for the firing of theologian Karl Barth from a German university post as a result of the professor's outspoken opposition to the Nazi regime and adamant refusal to sign an oath of allegiance to Adolf Hitler. Cadman compared Barth to Christian leaders of the past such as John Calvin and John Knox. The 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin, Germany, were boycotted by the U.S. because of the Nazis' anti-Semitic policies.The Victory of Christmas is one of the many books written by <mask>. The Three Religious Leaders of Oxford and their Movements were published in 1916. A little experience can upset a lot of theory. Nobody dreams of heaven without music. We have a peculiar charge about the wild animals which supply our clothes, food and adornments. I wouldn't give a fig for a religion that doesn't benefit the horse, cat and dog. Our

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texts: responsibility is life in any form.Unless the regenerating and creative forces make a man obedient and the highest law reigns in his heart, there can be no great people without a great religion. He was a strong supporter of Scouting. The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, an association of several Protestant denominations and the progenitor of the National Council of Churches, was founded by <mask>. He was named the second Moderator of the Congregational Christian Churches after Calvin Coolidge. The National Conference on Christians and Jews, along with Charles Evans Hughes and others, formed in 1927 to oppose the Ku Klux Klan, anti-Catholicism, and anti-Semitism. The National Committee for Chinese Famine Relief was chaired by him. On Sunday, July 5, 1936, S<mask> <mask> collapsed from acute appendicitis while preaching at an interfaith service in upstate New York.He died at the hospital in Plattsburgh, New York, on July 12. He was praised by the NBC president, who said that he was the first minister of the air. More than 500 sermons reflecting the thought of Dr. Cadman have been broadcast since that time. New York City's Episcopal Bishop William T. Manning said that Cadman had a "noble record of service as a citizen and as a Christian minister." Rev. New York City named a plaza after Cadman in 1939. Cadman Memorial Church was renamed in 1942 in his honor.Cadman Church was a leader

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title: Stefan Czarniecki

texts: <mask> was a Polish nobleman, general and military commander. It was the first time in the history of the Commonwealth that a magnate held one of the highest offices. He was given the office of Field Hetman, one of the top military commanders in the Polish Kingdom, a few weeks before his death. He is considered a Polish national hero because of his accomplishments as a military commander. His name is mentioned in the national anthem of Poland. <mask> was involved in fighting the Khmelnytsky Uprising and the Polish–Swedish war. One of the main reasons for the Polish victory in this war was his use of guerrilla warfare against Swedes.<mask> was born in 1599 on the family estate of Czarnca near Woszczowa in southern Poland. Most historians agree that he was born in 1599, although historian Zdzisaw Spieralski argued for 160. His father was a soldier who fought in several wars in the late 16th and early 17th century and became a courtier to a Polish queen. Podhorecki points out that the family wealth was "not small" and that they owned several villages and even a small town. The family resources would be stretched thin due to the fact that he had ten siblings and was the sixth out of nine brothers. Krzysztof was able to boost his sons' careers with his court influence, where they were able to serve as young courtiers themselves. There is no information about his childhood.He embarked on a military career at an early age because his family couldn't afford to send him to a university abroad. He achieved a solid secondary education at a Jesuit college. He became a courtier to the future king of Poland after finishing school. In the spring of 1621, as he couldn't afford the equipment needed to join a hussar unit, he joined the

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texts: the king, Czarniecki was seen by many older, established noble family as an arrogant newcomer, and they prevented him from getting the hetman office that year; instead early next year he received the office of the voivode of Ruthenia, and an extraordinary title The Field Crown Hetmanship went to Jerzy Sebastian Lubomirski, also an accomplished commander, but from a magnate Lubomirski family.He was involved in defeating the forces of George II Rkczi at the battle of Magierw. During the Danes–Swedish War, he fought at Als and at the battle of Kolding. <mask> was transferred to the eastern frontier after the Peace of Oliwa, which adjusted the long outstanding differences between Poland and Sweden. He won the battles of Poonka, Basia, and Kuszliki in the campaign of 1660. The zenith of his popularity was marked by this campaign. King John II Casimir Vasa tried to involve him in the unpopular plan of vivente rege, to circumvent the traditions of the royal elections in Poland and instead chose the next successor to the Polish throne. He was criticized for appropriating the entire ransom that the Russians paid for their prisoners from Poonka.Military representatives demanded sanctions and punishments for him. His last campaign took place in 1664. A new Cossack uprising forced the Polish troops to fall back after he led an army against the Russians. On July 22, 1664, he received the office of the voivode of Kiev, and on January 2, 1665, he was appointed Field Crown Hetman. He was wounded before he received the news of the nomination. Jerzy Sebastian Lubomirski died in Sokowka near Lww on February 16, 1665, after being called back by the king who feared that he might start a rebellion. The tomb chapel of the church founded by


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texts: Czarnca's Legacy Czarniecki was the site of his state funeral in Warsaw.The wealth he gathered became the foundation of the Branicki family of magnates after he left his estates to a nephew. <mask> is remembered as one of the best commanders of all time. He was the greatest Polish military expert in "hit-and-run tactics" and was the longest-serving of the major Polish military commanders of his era. He was more successful in his battles against the Russians than the Swedes. His career, rising from a simple noble family to the rank of a hetman and a wealthy magnate, was unprecedented in the Commonwealth's history. His legend grew as he became a hero of poems and songs. Negative rumors about him were popular in the last few years of his life.He was written about by poets and writers during the Enlightenment period in Poland. The legend of a hero who saved Poland from invasion was solidified by a biography. During the partition of Poland in the 19th century, the artists of the Polish romanticism period used him as a symbol of patriotism, and a reminder of military successes. His portrayal in The Trilogy of Henryk Sienkiewicz, particularly the second book, The Deluge, was more significant than his appearance in the poemPrzedwit of Zygmunt Krasiski. His crossing with his entire army to the isle of Alsen was commemorated in the song of the Polish Napoleonic Legions that would eventually become the Polish national anthem. The works of Czapliski, Stanisaw Herbst, Adam Kersten and Zdzisaw Spieralski are included in the modern historiography of <mask>. The Army of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth Notes References can be found in Nasze Morze.Christopher Makosa 1599 births 1665 deaths Secular senators of the Polish–Lithuanian

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title: Barrie Karp

texts: He was an artist, independent scholar and academic who died in New York City. In the later part of her childhood, she lived in the Williamsport, Pennsylvania and the surrounding area. She taught philosophy, cultural studies, humanities and arts from a feminist and anti-racist perspective in New York City colleges and universities. By the 1990s, cultural and media studies were defined as academic fields that produced cutting edge-pedagogy. She worked at the intersection of gender critique and anti-racist activism. The mode of inquiry in feminist and anti-racist studies was further defined by Karp's pedagogy and practice. Feminism can be informed by various traditions of inquiry and can work across disciplines.Her lifelong study of psychoanalysis informed her work. In the November/December 2008 issue of Tikkun magazine, paintings of <mask>'s appeared, as well as by the Tikkun editor's August 2009 online blog, and in the spring 2012 issue of On the Issues Magazine. She had an exhibition in 1988 at the Everhart Museum. After studying painting and liberal arts at Chatham College, she transferred to Columbia University where she earned a B.S. In the Philosophy Department, in 1967. From 1970 to the end of her life, she taught philosophy, cultural studies, humanities and arts at New York City colleges and universities. She taught the first feminist philosophy course at Hunter College in 1978 and filed an unsuccessful discrimination case against City College over her complaints to the affirmative action office about a "current and historical lack of female Philosophy Department


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texts: of Lang have signed a petition urging the administration to reconsider the decision not to renew <mask>'s contract according to an opinion piece published in the April 15, 2008, New School Free Press. In an April 29, 2008 letter to the editor in the New School Free Press, Lang alumni Michelle Salerno praised Karp's "breadth of knowledge on feminism, critical race studies, philosophy and the arts". The case received a lot of attention over the years. After the culture and media department absorbed and then dissolved the gender-studies program, Karp was forced out, according to Susan Faludi. Her expulsion didn't make way for feminist studies.The number of professors dedicated to teaching feminism dropped after her departure. Bonnie Zindel's "Notes from the Creative Literary Arts Editor With a watercolor" is included in the works, reviews and listings of the year. Iss. Mom and her girlfriend at 14 Psychoanalytic Perspectives. Iss. In the spring of 2012 On the Issues magazine featured a self-portrait by <mask> <mask>. There is oil on a canvas.60 x 52in. The slide was made circa 1984 and is in the exhibition catalog. "(Re)presentations of Eros: Exploring Female Sexual Agency" was published in 1989. The online review of "Barrie Karp/John Duch" was written by Greg Masters in 2005. The Guide to A.I.R. is listed in the online 2005 cover magazine. The gallery has archives. The Fales Library and Special Collections are listed at Abstract Art Online References.Alix Kates Shulman wrote about her book To Love What Is: A Marriage Transformed in the November/December 2008 print

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title: Azem Hajdari

texts: The fall of communism in Albania was led by the leader of the student movement, <mask>. He became a member of the Democratic Party of Albania. The start of the democratic era in Albania is represented by him. The Chairman of the Defence Parliamentary Commission was a member of the Albanian parliament. He was killed in Tirana. On October 2, 1998, <mask> was posthumously awarded an Honorary citizenship of Tirana, and in 2007, he was decorated with the Skanderbeg's Order by the president. The crime scene where Besim era and Hajdari were killed has a monument on it.Hajdari was from a family that worked. He attended elementary and high school in Bajram Curri. After studying philosophy at the University of Tirana, <mask> married Fatmira and had three children: Kirardi, Rudina, and <mask> Junior. The collapse of the Party of Labour of Albania in December 1990 was caused by him. He was the first leader of the Democratic Party of Albania. He was replaced in early 1991 by the current Prime Minister of Albania. The district of Tropoj was where Hajdari came from.In 1993 <mask> graduated from the University of Tirana with a degree in philosophy. He graduated from the University of Tirana with a Jurisprudence in 1995. HeStudied English language and philosophy in the United States and studied defense and security policy in Germany. He served as a leader of the students' movement which overthrew communism in Albania. He was Chairman of the Leading Commission of the Democratic Party from December 1990 to February 1991. He was a member of the

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texts: steering committee of the Democratic Party. After the collapse of communism, <mask> was elected a Member of Parliament.The Chairman of the Parliamentary Commission on the Public Order and the National Intelligence Service was a Member of Parliament. He was the Chairman of the Parliamentary Commission on the Public Order and the National Intelligence Service in 1996 and became the President of the United Independent Albanian Trade Unions in 1996. He became the Chairman of the Parliamentary Commission of Defense in 1997. The first sport club in Albania was founded by Hajdari. He was the President of the Albanian Federation of Martial arts. From the beginning of his involvement in the student protests, Hajdari received death threats. On March 22, 1991, he received a package containing a severed rooster head and a letter written in blood.On June 4, 1998, a group of people, including Vili Minarolli and Jozefina Topalli, were attacked in Tropoj. Pollo was the General Director of Albanian Radio and TV. The Member of Parliament of the Prime Minister's governing Socialist Party, Gafur Mazreku, was shot in Parliament on September 18, 1997 in a dispute over a proposed increase in the added value tax. The man shot the man five times and ran from the hall. He was taken to a military hospital. The Albanian telegraph agency building was where Mazreku surrendered to police. Mazreku was sentenced to eight years in prison.The court located in Tirana sentenced Mazreku to eleven years in prison for attempted murder. The prosecutor wanted a


title: Jay Boulware

texts: <mask> is an American football coach who was most recently the assistant head coach for special teams and tight ends at the University of Texas. <mask> received his bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Texas in 1996. He is married to Chantay and has a daughter, Jordin. <mask> began his coaching career when he was still a student at the University of Texas. <mask> was slated to start in 1993 after two years as a backup offensive tackle, but his career ended after being diagnosed with cardiac arrhythmia. He became a graduate assistant for the Longhorns in 1996 and worked with the tight ends. After one season at Northern Illinois University, <mask> was promoted to co-offensive line coach.<mask> helped develop one of the best offenses in the nation as the NIU ranked 12th in the nation in both rushing and scoring and 19th in total offense. <mask> was hired as a tight ends coach at Arizona in 2001. <mask> was put in charge of special teams for the first time in his career and the following season his kick returns unit finished ranked 4th in the nation. <mask> was the running backs coach at the time of Mackovic's firing. <mask> was a participant in the NFL Minority Coaching Fellowship Program and worked with the San Francisco 49ers. <mask> was brought in by Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham after Urban Meyer left for the Florida job. He oversaw the nation's top ranked punting.He joined Gene Chizik's staff at Iowa State in 2007, serving as running backs coach and special teams coach. Alexander Robinson and J.J. Bass both ran for over 100 yards in Boulware's first season. It was the first time since 2002 that two different running backs topped the century barrier in the same season. ISU's punting team finished second in the Big 12. The Cyclones improved to 12th in the nation in kickoff returns. <mask> was brought along by Chizik when he left. On January 4, 2009, it was announced that <mask> would be filling the position of tight ends coach.While special teams struggled due to lack of depth, junior college transfer Demond Washington ended the season ranked 6th in the nation

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texts: in kick returns,averaging over 31 yards per return. The SEC had the highest average return on punts and kick returns in 2011. <mask> was in charge of a punt unit that allowed only four punt return yards on 70 punts in 2012 and ranked second in the country in punt return defense. The Tigers ranked third in the country in kick return defense. <mask> was hired by Gary Andersen to join his staff at Wisconsin. <mask> took the same position at Oklahoma after just two months. Coach <mask> has been to 7 bowl games, including the 1994 Sun Bowl, 1995 Sugar Bowl, 1996 Fiesta Bowl, 2005 Emerald Bowl, 2006 Armed Forces Bowl, and the 2010 Outback Bowl.Boulware has been a position coach for a number of prominent players. Pat Fitzgerald was named a first-team All-American while he was an assistant at Texas. Ryan Diem, a three-year starter for Boulware, was a two-time all-MAC selection and was drafted by the Indianapolis Colts in 2001. He was joined by another player. Michael Turner was recruited by Boulware to Northern Illinois. <mask> was the running backs coach at Arizona when Mike Bell played for the New Orleans Saints. At Utah, he helped freshman kick returner Brent Casteel earn honorable mention Freshman All-America honors.Leonard Johnson was a top-20 national performer while he was a coach at Iowa State. The Rivals.com Freshman All-American kick returner gained 1055 yards and averaged over 26 yards per return. Johnson set an NCAA FBS single-game record with 319 kick return yards against Oklahoma State. Freshman Tre Mason was ranked 15th in the nation in kick returns. Steven Clark was a Ray Guy Award finalist. In his first season under <mask>, kicker Wes Byrum set a single-season record for field goal percentage (98.6), connecting on 15-of-16 field goals, and setting a school record for conversions and attempts. Washington's average of 31.1 yards per return led the SEC and ranked sixth nationally.Philip Lutzenkirchen, a second-team All-SEC selection in 2011, set the Auburn tight end record for career touchdown catches. References External links Oklahoma profile Iowa State profile 1972

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title: Katha Pollitt

texts: <mask> is an American poet, essayist and critic. She is the author of two books of poetry. From a left-leaning perspective, her writing focuses on abortion, racism, welfare reform, feminism, and poverty. <mask> was born in New York. Her father was a lawyer and her mother was an agent. <mask> was encouraged by her parents to pursue poetry. Her parents were both Protestant and Jewish.<mask> wrote about her family in Learning to Drive. <mask> was awarded a B.A. In 1972 you can get an M.F.A. in philosophy. Writing from Columbia University in 1975. During her time at Harvard, she was involved with Students for a Democratic Society and took part in the student strike in 1969. <mask> is best known for her column " Subject to Debate" in The Nation magazine. Her writing can be found in publications such as Ms. Magazine, The New York Times, and the London Review of Books.The New Yorker and the 2006 Oxford Book of American Poetry are just a few of the publications that have published her poetry. She has appeared on NPR's Fresh Air and All Things Considered. Much of <mask>'s writing is in defense of contemporary feminism and other forms of identity politics and tackles perceived misimpressions by critics from across the political spectrum; other frequent topics include abortion, the media, U.S. foreign policy, and welfare reform. In 1991, <mask> came up with the phrase "The Smurfette Principle", in which she typifies the cartoon character Smurfette as the "lone

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texts: female" in a group of males who is often a stereotypic figure. She was one of the signers of the manifesto. She was one of the signers of the so-calledHarpers Letter, which expressed support for protests for social justice while criticizing the growing number of disproportionately severe punishments for perceived slights or offenses. In an article about how she would vote for Joe Biden even if he had raped a woman, <mask> said she would vote for him even if he boiled babies and ate them.In 1994, <mask> published Reasonable Creatures: Essays on Women and Feminism, a collection of nineteen essays that first appeared in The Nation and other journals. The title of the book was a reference to a line in Mary Wollstonecraft's A Vindication of the Rights of Woman. The Modern Library published Subject to Debate: Sense and Dissents on Women, Politics and Culture in 2001. Her book Virginity or Death! was published by Random House. A collection of 84 of her Nation columns. Learning to Drive: And Other Life Stories was published in 2007. Learning to Drive is a departure from her political commentary, covering a range of topics from webstalking a cheating boyfriend to what she learned about her parents using the Freedom of Information Act.The film Learning to Drive was written by Sarah Kernochan and directed by Isabel Coixet. The first book <mask> published was a collection of poetry called Antarctic Traveler, which won the National Book Critics Circle Award. Her

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texts: second volume of poetry, The Mind-Body Problem, was excerpted at Granta. The purpose of Pro: Reclaiming Abortion Rights is to respond to the feeling among many pro-choice people that we need to be more assertive, less defensive. <mask> thinks that the topic needs to be discussed in a way that recognizes abortion as an important part of women's reproductive lives. Her argument is based on the idea that abortion is an essential option for women. <mask> says that abortion needs to be looked at back into the lives and bodies of women, but also in the lives of men, and families, and the children those women already have or will have.She argues that the issue brings about how we discuss menstrual cycles with young girls and the number of resources we have available for families, both single parent and two-parent. The decision should not be seen as a woman's decision alone because abortion requires the cooperation of many people beyond the woman herself. She said in October that Jewish tradition doesn't have the concept of personhood of the fetus. When you draw your first breath, you become a person. A group of feminist scholars and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Pollitt's response is included in the commentaries. On June 6, 1987, she married Randy Cohen, author of the New York Times Magazine column "The Ethicist."They divorced. <mask>-Cohen was a student at Stuyvesant High School when she wrote The Notebook Girls. <mask> married a political theorist. They live in Manhattan. The National Book Critics Circle Award in Poetry was given to The Frost Place poet in residence. The B. Lavan Younger Poets Award was presented by the New York Foundation for the Arts. : And Other Social and Political Issues of Our Time (Random House), Learning to Drive: And Other Life Stories, and The Mind-Body Problem: Poems.The Births of American essayists, feminist writers, political writers, and women poets can be found in "Strident 1949" and "


title: Corrin Campbell

texts: <mask> is a musician. Corrin was an active-duty soldier in the United States Army who was stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky. <mask> was endorsed by a branch of the military. She is the Director of Growth at Indepreneur. Corrin joined the United States Army and served as a bass guitar player and vocalist in the Army Band Field. The 2003 U.S. Army Soldier Show was a 90-minute live musical review showcasing active duty soldiers. The show toured for 7 months in the United States, Cuba, and portions of Korea.There would be between 100 and 13,000 people in the crowd. She was featured in promotional TV and radio interviews while on tour, and also performed at the Army Birthday Ball. She was with the 1st Cavalry Division when they deployed to Baghdad in Iraqi Freedom II. The bass player of the Latin band, the band leader of the jazz combo, and the lead singer of the rock group all had a musical mission. Most of the time, travel by Blackhawk was used to entertain soldiers. She was featured at a number of high-profile shows. She opened for Robin Williams and Ted Nugent when they were in Baghdad.<mask> was in the Maryland National Guard for three years before returning to active duty. She was a member of the Army Materiel Command Band at Aberdeen Proving Ground. <mask> was selected to play at Lilith Fair while stationed here. <mask> was employed as the featured artist with the U.S. Army Musical Outreach Team until March 2017, when he relocated to Nashville, Tennessee. <mask> broke the news to her fans, the Campbell Corps, that she was leaving the Army. Dash has come to an end. I am leaving the Army in a couple months.I've had many amazing opportunities in my career. It brought me to you! We have to part ways because Steve and Pete are staying in the Army. In the summer of

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texts: 2017, <mask> changed her name to PRYM and released an album and toured to several states. She released a statement on her site explaining the short-lived band name and said she would be returning to her solo name. On February 15, 2018, Corrin re-released "At First Light" under her solo name. She released a single, entitled "Charlatan", one year later on February 18, 2019.Corrin's greatest hits dual disc will include one "cinematic" disc and one "remix" disc, to be in full on January 8, 2021, with digital singles starting in April 2020. "Lights" was the first single released by PRYM. "At First Light" was released on August 14, 2017. The songs "What You Wanted" and "Our Time Now" were previously released. Band members were not disclosed. The first public performance by the band was at the Warped Tour kick-off at Full Sail University. The band is backed by a branch of the military and all current members are combat veterans of the U.S. Army.The Army term for a basic operating manual is what inspired the band's name. We consider our musical sound to be the basics of rock, just a power trio with no edits, and no support tracks. We are rock at its basic level. The line-up of Warped Tour 2016 had to be dropped by Dash|Ten. <mask> told Rara's Farm that they had to leave the tour unexpectedly. We hope it's something that can be fixed. Kevin let us know that we're welcome to come back if and when the Army works it out.On January 7, <mask> announced in her fan email list, Campbell Corps, that she is leaving the Army in 2017, and because Ebert and Greenberg are still in, they will be parted ways. <mask> transitioned from her solo artist name to <mask> <mask> & the Election in 2008 and all current releases are listed under her solo name. After being selected to open Lilith

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texts: Fair 2010 in Columbia, MD, the band dissolved into <mask>'s Army position upon her selection for Army Musical Outreach. <mask> appeared at Red Land High School in Lewisberry, Pennsylvania, as well as Cedar Cliff High School in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. "PRYM is a band that deals in intensity; <mask> <mask>'s compelling vocals come from a very authentic and passionate place, monolithic slabs of primordial guitars drive through the middle ground and the solid bass and back-beat create the perfect platform to hold it all together." Dave Franklin is from The Swindonian. Dash and Ten show promise on their debut.They avoided the "Paramore sound" in order to have a head start on the majority of their female-fronted acts. Randy Shatkowski is a writer for AntiHero Magazine. Their raw energy and passion for their music is highlighted in the ten track album. Marisol is a writer for Music Junkie Press. <mask> <mask> doesn't seem to find an original sound in the female pop/rock world. <mask>'s music has many sides of her talent, from the harder electric guitar rock to the softer side of piano ballads. She has found her footing and is on her way to the top of the mountain of musical success."'Exhibit A' is a CD with memorable tunes combined with appealing lyrics that you want to learn right away so you can sing along!" said Lisa Perron of Target audience Magazine. If Exhibit A is any indication, we'll be hearing a lot more of Ms. <mask> in the coming years. Fans of the current crop of twenty-something female hitmakers will instantly appeal to her seductive vocals and good looks. She can turn a phrase that lifts her above the crowd. She is a graduate of Full Sail University and lives in Tennessee. <mask> is connected to Paramore's lead vocalist. They met through a shared vocal

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texts: coach and William's account also identified her as a friend."Thanks Corrin" trended around the world on August 14, 2012 when she attended and updated fans on the Paramore show at the Pomona Fox Theater in California. <mask> has released several albums under the name <mask> <mask> & the Election, Dash, Ten, and PRYM. All of her music will be released under her own name. The first portion of "Gilded" was recorded by <mask>. Shae was a guitarist in the band. On April 2, Corrin announced on the band's official website that the band would be recording more songs to complete "Gilded". The album would be released under "Corrin Campbell & the Election" instead of being a solo-artist record.On June 5, 2012 the band released a single called "Not for Sale". There are two discs, one "cinematic" and one "remix", containing new recording and arrangements of songs. The first volume of Cinematic Our Time Now (Orchestral Version) is called Find Your Way. Pete Stewart's Time to Let Go is an acoustic version of Remember Me. What You Wanted Exit Strategy Lights Flames & Games Our Time Now At First Light is a debut release from PRYM. <mask>'s previously released material from her album "Gilded" can be found in the What You Wanted Exit Strategy Lights Flames & Games Our Time Now Dash album. The album was licensed to the U.S. Army and the band is a non-profit.The scene where I stand not for sale is what you wanted. Just Around the Bend Not for Sale Ready, Set... Pete Stewart is the author of The Scene Truth Pieces Truly Untitled Heavy Equations The Call. Where I Stand Remember Me is a song by Pete Stewart. Game Night was re-released on November 24, 2010 with a cover of OneRepublic's Apologize. Our Time Now, What You Wanted, Where I Stand, and Sunbeam are references to American

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title: David Hemery

texts: <mask> is a British athlete. He won the 400 metres hurdles at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City. <mask>'s father's accounting work took the family to the United States, where he attended school and graduated from Boston University. Hemery moved back and forth across the Atlantic during his training after the family returned to Britain. <mask>'s first International title came at the 1966 Commonwealth Games, where he won the 120 yd hurdles in 14.1 seconds, a title he retained four years later at the 1970 Commonwealth Games. At 3:35 Hemery set a new world record in the 400m hurdles at the Mexico City Olympics in 1968.His margin of victory was the largest since 1924. <mask> exclaimed "Who cares who's third - it doesn't matter!" after Hemery crossed the line. Hemery's British teammate John Sherwood won the bronze medal in a photo finish. Hemery won the 1968 BBC Sports Personality of the Year. Hemery missed the European Championships in 1971 due to injury after winning a silver medal at the European Championships in 1969. Hemery finished third in the 1972 Summer Olympics behind John Akii-Bua from Uganda and Ralph Mann from the United States. He was a member of the British 4  400 m relay team that won the silver medal.<mask> was recognised as Britain's best Superstar from 1973 to 1977 after winning the first ever British Superstars competition in 1973. As a recently retired athlete, Hemery was free to compete in the professional Superstars contests and keep any prize money he won. Noticing the very high standard of competition within a short time of the event starting, Hemery created his own training regime, becoming proficient at the gymnasium tests and canoeing and propelling himself into national fame. Hemery entered the 1974 event despite being unwell after winning the original British title. Hemery was narrowly beaten in the 1975 European contest by Ties Kruize. Hemery was invited to perform after Kruize suffered serious injuries in a car crash. He could still finish second despite being soundly beaten by

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texts: Isaksson.The rules for European Superstars allowed athletes to compete in "near specialist" events with a handicap, meaning that both <mask> and Isaksson were allowed to run in the 100m and Steeplechase, but only after giving the other finalist a head start. After falling badly at the water jump, Hemery had to make up a 100m handicap on his rivals in order to finish second in the 600m event. <mask> ran for the line, grabbing third, after hitting the ground hard while challenging Isaksson for the lead. He collapsed as soon as the race was over, with the TV cameras showing huge swelling to his injured leg, he had run the last 100m with badly torn ankle ligaments. <mask> won the British title back in 1976. He was beaten by Isaksson again in the European Final, so he tried his hand at the American version, but finished a disappointing 11th. <mask> was not eligible to compete in the inaugural 1977 World Final because of his sojourn to the USA, and he did not compete again in individual Superstars until the 1981 Challenge of the Champion, where he finished fourth with his great hurdling rival.He competed in the 1984 International Final after winning the 1983 Past Masters event. Hemery was a coach in the United States and Great Britain. He returned to his alma mater, Boston University, where as track coach he was widely admired by his student athletes and in which he succeeded in recruiting many top-notch British runners to Boston University. He was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 2003 after being made an MBE in 1969. He received a masters degree in education. He taught at Millfield for a time in the 70s. He was the first president of UK athletics.<mask> was the first British person to receive the European Olympic Committee's award for services to sport. He ran the London Marathon in 2015 to raise money for his charity. <mask> has written several books. The making of an Olympic champion is one of the hurdles. The title of the book is How to Help Children Find the Champion Within Themselves. His

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title: Huda Zoghbi

texts: A Lebanon-born American geneticist is a professor at the Departments of Molecular. She is the director of the Neurological Research Institute. She was the editor of the Annual Review of Neuroscience. Her work helped to understand the genes and genetic mechanisms responsible for a number of devastating neurological disorders. <mask>'s discoveries have provided new ways of thinking about other neurological disorders, which could lead to better, more efficient treatments. She received two awards in 2017: the Canada Gairdner International Award and the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences. <mask> was born in Lebanon in 1954.She wanted to study literature at university because she loved reading works by William Shakespeare, Jane Austen and William Wordsworth. A woman growing up in the Middle East should choose a career that ensures independence and security, while she can always write on the side of the road, according to her mother. <mask> entered the medical school at the American University of Beirut in 2 years after he was admitted as a biological sciences major. The civil war in Lebanon began during her first year of medical school. Although she and her classmates decided to stay at the university, their parents sent them to live with their sister in Austin, Texas, with plans to return the following summer. <mask> was under the impression that school terms at American medical schools began in October, as was the case with Lebanon schools. In October, it was confirmed that she was unable to return to Lebanon due to the war, and US medical schools had begun their fall term 2 months earlier.She was told by her family friends in America to apply to the university. Meharry accepted her on the spot after she was recommended by

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texts: Meharry Medical College. She joined the Texas Children's Hospital at the Baylor College of Medicine in 1979 after earning an MD degree from Meharry, despite her desire to return to Lebanon the next summer. <mask> had an interest in the heart. Marvin Fishman, the head of the division, convinced her that the brain was more interesting than the heart. After finishing her residency in 1982, she began a 3-year term as a postdoctoral researcher. <mask> was a researcher at the Baylor College of Medicine.She was promoted to associate professor in 1991 and professor in 1994 after becoming an assistant professor in 1988. Zoghbi has appointments as a professor at the Department of Neuroscience and the Department of Pediatrics of Neurology and Developmental Neuroscience, as well as a professor at the Department of Molecular and Human Genetics. The director of the Texas Children's Hospital, an investigator at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and a member of the Dan L. Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center are some of the people who have endowed chairs. She is a member of the board of directors. She was on the Life Sciences jury. Zoghbi found out about Rett syndrome from Hagberg's account in the Annals of Neurology. Zoghbi saw another patient with the same symptoms a week after she was allowed to diagnose a five-year-old at Texas Children's Hospital.More cases of Rett syndrome were found when she looked at medical records. At that time, there was no report of the disease in the US. She was able to get a lot of cases at Texas Children's Hospital because of an article she published in 1985. Most patients of Rett syndrome were girls, and Zoghbi believed genetics were involved in the disease process. She joined Arthur Beaudet's group in

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title: Huda Zoghbi

texts: 1985 after finishing her term as a researcher. Beaudet advised against Rett syndrome as her research project since its mode of inheritance was still not clear. <mask> founded her own lab in 1988 after leaving Beaudet's group.The Jan and Dan Duncan Neurological Research Institute and the Loulou Foundation are funding <mask>'s research into CDKL5 Deficiency Disorder. On the same day, 8 April 1993, both Zoghbi and Orr identified ATXN1 as the gene responsible for SCA1. They determined that the disease was caused by an expansion of the glutamine-encoding CAG trinucleotide repeat in this gene, and that the younger the age of onset, the longer the CAG repeat was. The disorder was caused by the misfolding, aggregation, and degradation of the Ataxin 1 gene. Zoghbi began studying animal genes related to balance after solving the etiology of spinocerebellar ataxia type 1. Zoghbi chose to study the atonal gene's role in balance in fruit flies. A member of her lab cloned a mouse.Her team found that Math1 is crucial to hearing and the formation of secretory cells in the gut. Her lab has shown that mice that did not express Math1 did not develop medulloblastoma, a common childhood brain tumor. Despite the lack of enthusiasm from her colleagues, fellow researchers and funding agencies, <mask> has continued to work on the disorder since she was introduced to it early in her career. Only a small number of individuals and families are available for investigation. In the 1990s, she collaborated with Uta Francke to discover the cause of Rett syndrome. She narrowed the target down to a section of the X chromosomes. A researcher in <mask>'s lab identified the cause of the disease in 1999.Almost all brain cells are dependent on the MECP2 for their

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texts: survival. She and her team showed in the paper that when one of the two copies of the MECP2 gene is abnormal, it will cause Rett syndrome. In 2004, <mask>'s team discovered that overexpressing the mouse's MECP2 led to a neurological disorder. In 2009, she found that mice deficient in the Mecp2 gene had lower levels of dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin, which were consistent with her observations of patients of Rett syndrome in 1985. <mask> has confirmed that restoring the level of MECP2 in a subset of neurons is sufficient to rescue some symptoms of Rett syndrome. <mask>'s lab was approached by a doctor from the Massachusetts General Hospital to investigate the link between ataxin-1 and Alzheimer's. The study found that loss of ataxin-1 elevated BACE1 expression and A pathology in mouse models of Alzheimer's disease.The American Society of Human Genetics won the Brain Prize in 2019. Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences won the Ross Prize in Molecular Medicine. William transferred to Meharry Medical College in the year 1977. Both of them had residencies in the college of medicine. They have 2 children. The Department of Cardiology at Houston Methodist Hospital is headed by William. The National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Medicine have links to External

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title: Jawahar Wattal

texts: <mask> is best known for being a pioneer in the Indian non-filmi music field and for shifting the focus of the industry to Delhi. He worked with Baba Sehgal and Daler Mehndi. He has composed music for over 3000 jingles and 73 music albums, out of which 19 have gone multi-platinum. He was a recipient of the highest civilian honor in India. <mask>'s passion for music led him to train in classical and instrumental Western music as a teenager and to play the guitar. By the age of 21, he had already composed and sung jingles and performed for leading professional record labels. By the time he was 21, he had set up a multi-track digitalised production house and an accredited advertising agency.This is the first production house in India's capital. <mask> has directed and produced thousands of commercials. They include: Ponds, Nescafé, Hero Honda, and Usha Fans. He has experience in the field of software production for multimedia applications and has been actively engaged in brand promotions and execution of various product launches. He has been involved in the export of entertainment software to various countries. He is involved in corporate image building and promotions for public and private sector companies.

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title: Jawahar Wattal

texts: Public service announcements are produced on social issues, ranging from primary health care to education.The United Nations and the producer of the First Earth Run event. He has been involved in theatre productions for many years. <mask> scored musical compositions for tele-serials such as 'Tol Mol Ke Bol' and 'Newsline.' Musicals like 'Mira' and telefilms like 'Kanjoos Makhichoos' have been scored by him. He was an early pioneer in creating in-flight music. He is known for his high quality live recordings and has recorded many famous artists such as Pt Hariprasad Chaurasia, Pt Bhim Sen Joshi, and Pt Kelucha. <mask> has composed, directed and produced 73 albums over the course of six years.These have included everything from Rajasthani folk to a pop album in Tamil. Some of today's best-known Indi-pop superstars like Baba Sehgal, Daler Mehndi, Shweta Shetty, Hans Raj Hans and Shubha Mudgal, to name a few, were launched. August 2008 Global Adviser-Advertising. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting is in India. The Information and Broadcasring Sector for the 12th-five year plan is a member working group. The National Film Development Corporation has a steering committee for the International Film

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title: Ishar Bindra

texts: <mask> was a Sikh American investor. He was the founder-trustee of the Sikh Forum of New York, senior vice president of the Hemkunt Foundation, and patron of the Sikh Art and Film Foundation. <mask> has been recognized in many national and international events. <mask> was honored as Humanitarian of the Year in 1999. Hillary Rodham-Clinton gave him the "Punjab-Ratan" award in 2000. The World Punjabi Organization gave <mask> a lifetime achievement award in 2006 for his service to the community. <mask> was born to a Gur Sikh family in a small village in Punjab.He graduated from Dayanand Anglo Vedic College in 1939 and was the first in his family to attend college. He got engaged to Kuljeet Kaur during his second year in college. The two were married on February 20, 1940. <mask> was the father of seven children. He became an officer of the Indian Army in Riwalpindi at the end of World War II and was stationed in India and Singapore. <mask> and his family were forced from their homes in Northern Punjab during the partition of India in which the country gained its independence from British rule. Five and half million people traveled across the New India-Pakistan border.<mask> began his career as a telecommunications engineer in India's Telephone Department after leaving the army. He moved up to an officer heading the department and maintained the telephone services of several major district headquarters, sub- district headquarters and business centers in India. <mask> was promoted to deputy divisional engineer at the Telephone Department in

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texts: Ambala in 1960 but was promoted to assistant engineer at the Trunks Telelphone System in Srinagar in 1961. He held posts in Jammu and Patalia. He was promoted to divisional engineer in 1975, the zenith of his career in the Telecommunications industry. <mask> retired after 30 years of service in the Telephone Department of India. After retiring, <mask>nder joined Jeetish in 1987.The company grew to become a multimillion-dollar company after opening a showroom in the main garment district of New York. It now has interests in apparel, commodities, real estate, and imports and exports. <mask> has been married for seventy years to a very religious lady. They have a large family with seven children, seventeen grandchildren, and ten great-grandchildren. The children are well educated and professionally qualified. <mask> is involved in many causes. The Interfaith Nutrition Network gave him the Humanitarian of the Year award.He was the first Indian American to receive the prize. He was honored by Clinton for his work. The World Punjabi Organization gave <mask> a lifetime achievement award for his service to the community. The Nargis Dutt Memorial Foundation is dedicated to the support of medical facilities in India. He is the founder-trustee of the Sikh Forum of New York, senior vice president of the Hemkunt Foundation, and patron of the Sikh Art and Film Foundation. One of his most notable contributions is the Chair in Sikh Studies at Hofstra University. The aim of the chair was to promote academic study of the Sikh religion, culture and

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texts: history.It would support the appointment of a faculty member in Sikh Studies, build the university library's holdings in Sikhism, provide scholarship assistance to students interested in Sikh religion and culture, and fund annual conferences and lectures directed toward the academic community as well as the general public. On April 4, 2006 <mask> established the Guru Nanak Interfaith Prize. The prize is given biennially to individuals or organizations who have made significant contributions in promoting inter-religious dialogue, have made efforts to end religious and ethnic violence, or have the ability to use the prize to further the cause of religious dialogue. A cash award of $50,000 is given at a Gala Dinner by the Kuljit Kaur Bindra Foundation. The Dalai Lama was accepted by him after he was approved as the first recipient of the prize. The Appeal of Conscience Foundation and Religions for Peace, a worldwide multi-religious coalition, have been awarded a prize. The first Sikh exhibition in New York was held in the Rubin Museum of Art in Manhattan.<mask> and his son Tejinder established the Sikh Art and Film Foundation in 2004. The core Sikh beliefs were identified by works of art from international and national collections. The exhibition was inaugurated by the then Indian Ambassador, Ronen Sen, Member of Parliament, Tarlochan Singh, and Congressman Gregory Meeks. The Assemblymen, Upendra J. Chivukula, Ambassador Lewis, and Consul General were present at the exhibition. There are External links to the Sikh Arts and Film

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title: Butch Walker

texts: Bradley Glenn "<mask>" <mask> is an American musician and record producer. He was the lead guitarist for SouthGang from the late 1980s to early 1990s as well as the lead vocalist and guitarist for Marvelous 3 from 1997 until 2001. In the 1980s, <mask> played in several rock bands, including Badd Boyz and Byte the Bullet. Byte the Bullet was signed to Virgin Records within the year after he took them to Los Angeles. In 1991, the band changed their name to SouthGang and released two albums, Tainted Angel and Group Therapy. SouthGang toured China in the early 1990s. Virgin tried to send SouthGang in the wrong direction after changing their contract.<mask> and the rest of the SouthGang are still on good terms. After Southgang, <mask> formed a new band with ex-SouthGang members Jayce Fincher andMitch McLee (aka: Doug Mitchell), calling themselves Floyd's Funk Revival after <mask>'s birthplace Floyd County, Georgia. <mask> and Lloree shared lead vocals in the band. They released a full-length album. The album contained thirteen original tracks with Lloree taking a large share of the lead vocals and heavy reliance on guitar. The band changed their name to The Floyds. There was a self-titled album on the Deep South label that contained ten original tracks.A live rendition of the Shasta soda jingle was included in the bonus tracks. The style of both albums was guitar-oriented, mainstream rock with mild funk influences, and was a progenitor to the more basic guitar-oriented rock approach taken later by <mask>. Although the albums are highly regarded among the people who discovered them, they failed to sell many copies and are now rare. The few copies that surface in the used CD market today command very high prices, and they are highly coveted by fans of

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texts: <mask>. <mask>, McLee, and Fincher went back to being a trio in 1997. They decided to change to a more power pop sound. The album Math and Other Problems was released on Deep South Records.Hey! followed this in 1999. The song "Freak of the Week" was on the album. Their final album, ReadySexGo, was released the next year. Their record label didn't support them as much as they would have liked, and they ended their career in 2001. On August 3, 2001 they played their final concert in front of their hometown fans. The albums Left of Self-Centered, Letters in 2004, and The Rise and Fall of <mask> and the Let's-Go- Out-Tonites were released by <mask>. In 2005 he played over 200 live shows in the U.S. and Japan, and released his first DVD, Live at Budokan.He was named Rolling Stone''s producer of the year at the end of 2005. Independent artists from the Los Angeles venue of the same name were supported by a headline artist on the Inaugural Hotel Cafe tour. On February 14, 2008, an audio release of <mask>'s live performance in his hometown of Atlanta, GA, was released. On March 17, 2008, there was a DVD of this show. The venue for the show that was played on Luckie Street was the Tabernacle in Atlanta, GA. 1969 released a full-length debut album called Maya on April 1, 2008. In the summer of 2008, his movie was supposed to be released, but was delayed due to personal reasons."The Weight of Her" was the first single from the project. The video for "Ships in a Bottle" shows <mask> walking on the grounds of his destroyed home after the fires. There was a limited run of vinyl. <mask> played a series of sold-out live shows with just acoustic guitar and vocals beginning in fall 2009, accompanied at various times by Pink, actor Jeremy Piven, Jim Bianco, the

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texts: Chapin Sisters and more. Out of the shows came a cover of Taylor Swift's single "You Belong with Me" on banjolin, which was later recorded as a video and audio version in his studio. <mask> was invited by Swift to appear with her at the winter 2010 Grammys. The band name of <mask>'s next album was I Liked It Better When You Had No Heart, and it was released on February 23, 2010.Recording sessions were held in Santa Monica. <mask> supported the record with a headline tour of the US and opening for Pink on her Stadium Festival Tour. The second album from the Black Widows, titled The Spade, was released on August 30, 2011. <mask> released his first book on October 25, 2011. <mask> appeared on the show Live from Daryl's House on MTV Live. <mask>'s seventh full-length album, Afraid of Ghosts, was released on February 3, 2015. Ryan Adams produced the album.<mask>'s new album would be called Stay Gold. On August 26, 2016 it was released on Dangerbird Records in the United States. The songs "Stay Gold", "East Coast Girl" and "Descending" were self-produced by <mask> before the album's release. The first promo track for American Love Story was released on March 27, 2020. The song, "Pretty Crazy", was released on social media. According to Rolling Stone, <mask> is one of America's best singer-songwriters. He has written for many artists."Bad Influence" from Funhouse, "Heartbreak Down" from Greatest Hits, and "Leave Me Alone (I'm Lonely)" from I'm Not Dead are some of the Pink records he has composed and produced. So far! He was a producer on Green Day's highly anticipated 2020 release, Father of All Motherfuckers, which was number four on the US Billboard 200. Weezer's albums were worked on by <mask>. During a radio interview with 99X, <mask> mentioned

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texts: working with the band. The first single, "If You're Wondering if I Want You To... (I Want You To)", was number two on the Modern Rock Chart. <mask> provided guest vocals on Fall Out Boy's third record, "You're Crashing, but You're No Wave", and co-produced the track "Don't You Know Who I Am?"Patrick Stump is a singer. He made a brief appearance in the video for "This Ain't A Scene, It's An Arms Race". Fall Out Boy's fifth studio album, Save Rock and Roll, was number one on the U.S. charts. The band earned their second career number one. <mask> helped write and produce Panic! Vices & Virtues is an album by At The Disco. The album sold 56,000 copies in its first week, but was overshadowed by the lead single, "The Ballad of Mona Lisa".The album has sold over a million copies. <mask> is in the videos for "Slow Down" and "We've got a big mess on our hands" as well as the video for "So What" by Pink. The songs "Younglife" and "Breaking" were co-written by him and Anberlin. <mask> was on the judging panel for the Independent Music Awards. He was a judge at the Independent Music Awards. <mask> was a judge in the 2008 Spin's Hot Pursuit competition to find an unsigned band for Music Nation. <mask> produced Saosin's second album for Capitol Records.The song "Open Happiness" was written by <mask> and was a new business venture by Coca-Cola. This song has a Cantonese cover version by Joey Yung on her new album, A Time For Us, and she is also filming advertisements for Coca-Cola in Chinese. In 2012 <mask> produced the song "everything has changed", written and recorded by Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran for Swift's fourth studio album, Red. Swift's second re-recorded album, Red (Taylor's Version), was produced by <mask>. Many of the songs he co-wrote or produced

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texts: have been hits for other artists. The documentary Out of Focus was shown at the Nashville Film Festival. The film focuses on the life and music of the man.It was the first European showing in the context of a film festival. In November 2007, <mask> and his family lost all of their possessions, including the masters to every song he had ever recorded, when the Malibu home he was renting from Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers burned down as a result of a wildfire in Southern California. He named his next album after the street. He lives in Nashville with his family. He is an ordination minister in Ohio. At a concert at the House of Blues in Cleveland, Ohio, on September 7, 2015, <mask> climbed off the stage and into the crowd to marry a couple live before the end of the show. Discography studio albums Live and This Is Me...The Game on Luckie Street is a song from Justified and Stripped. The War and This Is Me are Cassette Backs. Justified and Stripped was filmed at Budokan, and the game was played on Luckie Street. Family Force 5, Happy Feet: Music from the Motion Picture, Pink, and Sound of Superman are some of the films that were released in 2005. Avril Lavigne wrote a novel called "Imagine" about the campaign to save Darfur. I Love You is an Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. In Search of Solid Ground is a song by Saosin and PUFFY AmiYumi.The Von Bondies - Love Hate and Then There's You, Hot Chelle Rae - Lovesick Electric, All Time Low - Nothing Personal, Weezer - Train - Save Me, San Francisco. Happy Feet Two is an original motion picture soundtrack. At the Disco - Vices & Virtues, Train - California 37, Taylor Swift - Red, Pink - The Truth About Love, and Big B - Fool's Gold. Too weird to live, too rare to die! Big Hero 6 is an original motion

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title: David Schmoeller

texts: <mask> was born on December 8, 1947. He has directed several full-length theatrical horror films including Tourist Trap, The Seduction, Crawlspace, Catacombs, and Puppet Master. <mask> received a Lifetime Achievement Award in Porto Alegre, Brazil in May of 2012 for his new film, 2 Little Monsters. <mask> was raised and educated in Texas and was born in Kentucky. He received a Masters degree in Radio-Television-Film from the University of Texas at Austin. He was an interpreter for ABC during the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City. He wrote and directed his first theatrical feature, Tourist Trap, after working as an intern on the film Capricorn One.<mask>'s University of Texas thesis film The Spider Will Kill You was the basis for Tourist Trap. It features a score by Pino Donaggio and sound effects from Gone with the Wind and The Time Machine. Stephen King praised the film as an obscure classic in his book Danse Macabre (1981), though it was not a major hit at the time. Tourist Trap would be <mask>'s first collaboration with executive producer Charles Band, who would produce several of <mask>'s films, first though his own production company and later with Empire International Pictures and Full Moon Features. The Seduction was directed by Schmoeller and starred Morgan Fairchild and Andrew Stevens. The film didn't get a lot of attention and didn't win any of the Golden Raspberry nominations. He wrote and directed Crawlspace, a horror film starring Klaus Kinski.<mask>'s short film about Please Kill Mr. Kinski was inspired by Kinski's on-set antics. He co-wrote and directed Catacombs. The film was delayed for almost five years due to the financial problems of the distributor, Empire International Pictures. Despite being completely

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texts: unrelated to the series of films which began with The Curse in 1987, it was re-titled Curse IV: The Ultimate Sacrifice by Columbia TriStar Home Video when it was finally released in 1993. <mask> directed another horror film, Puppet Master, in 1989. The film was produced by Charles Band, who was previously the head of Empire International Pictures. <mask> was not involved in the creation of many of the puppet characters that appeared in the various sequels produced by Full Moon Features.The Arrival was directed by <mask> in 1991. The film was produced by Band for Full Moon Entertainment. The Secret Kingdom was directed by him in 1998. He wouldn't direct another film until 2009. He directed several episodes of Silk Stalkings and Renegade in the early 1990s, as well as a movie called Search for the Jewel of Polaris: Mysterious Museum in 1999. In recent years, <mask> has produced many of his own film projects, including a full-length feature, Please Kill Mr. Kinski, and a short horror film, Ha, Ha Horror. In the 1980's, he was the voice director for the English dubbed version of the Japanese animated film, Nausica of the Valley of the Wind.The full-length feature film, 2 Little Monsters, was released in 2012. The life of notorious child killers Robert Thompson and Jon Venables is fictionalized in a film. The film's subject matter is a departure for the director, who had previously been associated with films in the fantasy and horror genres. <mask> self-financed the film for less than Tourist Trap. <mask> appeared in the documentary Rewind This! VHS has an impact on the film industry. He teaches film at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.The Spider Will Kill You (1976) is a film. An Interview with <mask>ller - November

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title: Jerome Cowan

texts: He was an American stage, film, and television actor. The son of a confectioner of Scottish descent was born in New York City. After joining a travelling stock company, he enlisted in the United States Navy during World War I. He gained success on the New York stage after returning to the stage after the war. He made his Broadway debut in We've Got to Have Money. The Little Black Book is one of his Broadway credits. Beloved Enemy was his first film and he was given a film contract after being spotted by Samuel Goldwyn.He has appeared in more than 100 films, but is best known for his roles in The Maltese Falcon and Miracle on 34th Street. The character of Mr. Radcliffe was played by <mask> in several installments of Columbia Pictures' Blondie series. He was in June Bride and High Sierra. In 1959 he was in an episode of The Alaskans with Roger Moore. He made two guest appearances in the film. He played Victor Latimore in "The Case of the Artful Dodger" and Ernest Royce in "The Case of the Lost Last Act". He was a guest on Richard Diamond, Private Detective.In the 1960-1961 television season, <mask> starred as the owner of Comics, Inc., and the boss of Paul Morgan, who was portrayed by Tab Hunter in The Tab Hunter Show. He guest starred on Mr. Smith Goes to Washington in 1962. He was on Going My Way with Gene Kelly. In 1964 and 1965,

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title: Jabrill Peppers

texts: <mask> is an American football strong safety for the New York Giants in the National Football League. He was drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the first round of the NFL draft. He was named the Air Force National sophomore of the year in 2011. Peppers is one of 14 young athletes who are considered to be the most talented athletes in their respective sports. Peppers was named Freshman All-American, Freshman of the Year, and a Second-Team All-American in 2015. Peppers was named the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, Linebacker of the Year, Return Specialist of the Year, and an All-American. <mask> grew up in East Orange, New Jersey, and attended a high school in New Jersey.As a sophomore, he took over as a running back after starting as a defensive back. Don Bosco was the top-ranked team in the nation by USA Today in 2011. Peppers was a member of the Paramus Catholic High School team that won the state championship in 2012 over Bergen Catholic. Peppers was named the Player of the Year after his junior season. Peppers was a state champion in all four years of his high school career. Peppers was selected to play in the game. Peppers set a New Jersey Non-Public Class A outdoor 100 meter dash record with a time of 10.77.He has a best time in the 100 meters. In his senior year at Paramus Catholic, he won both the 100 and 200 meter dashes, becoming the second person ever to do so, after Fabian

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title: Jabrill Peppers

texts: of the Year. He was the first player in Big Ten history to collect three individual honors. Peppers was named to the All-Big Ten defensive first-team and All-Big Ten special teams first-team by both the coaches and media. The unit finished first in eight Big Ten defensive categories.He had a career-best 72 tackles, 16 tackles-for-loss, four sacks, and one interception. He had 21 punt returns for 310 yards in special teams. There were 10 returns for 260 yards and one touchdown. He contributed on the offensive side of the ball, rushing 27 times for 167 yards and three touchdown while catching two passes. The Paul Hornung Award is given to the nation's most versatile college football player. Peppers played more than 800 plays on defense, 53 plays on offense, and 154 plays on special teams. Peppers has seen a lot of different positions this season.He finished fifth in the voting for the award. On January 10, <mask> announced that he would be entering the NFL draft, foregoing his final two seasons of NCAA eligibility. <mask> was invited to the NFL Combine and attended as a safety. He only ran the short shuttle and three-cone drill. He ran the fastest 40-yard dash. He did not participate in any drills at Michigan's Pro Day. He was ranked the third-best safety in the draft by a number of organizations.Two days before the draft, it was reported that Peppers had a positive test for a drug at the


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texts: combine. Peppers drank a lot of water and was sick before he traveled for the combine and that's why he had a positive test. Peppers visited the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers before the draft. INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals Peppers was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the first round of the draft. Peppers was the third safety taken in the draft. Peppers signed a fully guaranteed four-year, $10.7 million contract with the Cleveland Browns on July 22, 2017.<mask> was slated to be the starting strong safety. <mask> was named the starting free safety by Jackson. He was the starting kick returner. He made his professional regular season debut and first career start in the Cleveland Browns' season opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers and recorded four combined tackles and broke up a pass. He returned one kick for 14-yards and three punts for 34 yards. He was out for two games because of a toe


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texts: traded for Randall. Peppers was competing to be the starting strong safety. <mask> was named the starting strong safety by Jackson, along with Randall, Ward, and Carrie. He was the starting kick and punt returner. Peppers had a game-winning sack and 6 tackles in the game against the Broncos. <mask> was acquired by the New York Giants in exchange for Beckham and Vernon, as well as a first-round pick and a second-round pick.Peppers recorded a 32-yard pick six against Washington in the fourth week of the season. Peppers had a team high 12 tackles in the team's 37–18 loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football. Peppers was placed on season ending injured reserve on December 7, after he was injured in the week 11 match-up against the Chicago Bears. The fifth-year option on Peppers' contract was picked up by the Giants on April 29, 2020. Peppers was a part of the special team. Peppers recorded his first sack of the season in Week 7 against the Philadelphia Eagles. Peppers was fined $11,301 for a hit that injured quarterback Kyle Allen in a 23–20 victory over the Washington Football Team.Peppers also recovered a fumbled ball during the game. Peppers was placed on injured reserve in October of 2021. Peppers was raised in East Orange, New Jersey by his mother. <mask> was arrested when his son was seven years old. He was released from prison after being arrested for being a member of the

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title: Isabelle Rapin

texts: <mask> is a M.D. He was a professor at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City. She was a fellow of the American Academy of Neurology. <mask> was born in Lausanne, Switzerland, her mother was from Connecticut, and her father was Swiss. A Girl Scout who attended all-girls' schools between the ages of 9 and 19 was an avid reader as a child. She wanted to become a doctor when she was ten years old. She studied at the University of Lausanne Medical School in 1946, in a class of around 100 students.She spent twelve weeks at Pitié-Salptrire Hospital and the Hpital des Enfants Malades in Paris before deciding to become a child neurologist. When she graduated from Lausanne Medical School in 1952, there were few paying jobs in Switzerland, so she applied to the United States to get a job. She came to the United States in 1953 after being offered a position in pediatrics. She received a Swiss Federal Diploma in Medicine. She received an M.D. Her thesis was published in the Swiss Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry in 1955. She married Harold Oaklander in the spring of 1959 after meeting him in August.She said that without her husband's encouragement and help, she wouldn't have flourished in child neurology. She didn't want to leave the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, so she accepted a less prestigious job nearby. They had four children. Rapin did her residency at the Neurological Institute at Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital after completing her internship at New York City's Bellevue Hospital. She retired from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in 2012 at the age of 84. Rapin said, "Especially in the days before the Internet and print media, parents who came for advice were most likely to report problems with language." When parents visit my office,

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texts: they don't always tell me their concerns because they want to hear my diagnosis.Rapin said, "My interest in language disorders was enhanced by the arrival at Einstein of Dr. Allen, whose background was developmental psycholinguistics, psychology, and speech pathology." <mask> helped found the Child Neurology Society. She founded the Child Neurology Service at Einstein. She was a board member of the Child Neurology Society, the International Child Neurology Association, the American Academy of Neurology and the International Neuropsychology Society. The Boston Globe said in 1992 that Rapin was a specialist in neurological diseases of children and discovered several such diseases. According to the New York Times, Dr. <mask> has spent decades studying the disability. The Albert Einstein College of Medicine said that Rapin was a leader in the field of child neurology.She has been called a luminary in her field and always the guiding light. An annual conference on communication disorders was established to honor Rapin. According to Mark Mehler, M.D., "She is the world's expert in the field of child communication disorders, and during her career she defined as well as refined our understanding of an entire field." Rapin was honored at an international symposium in 2006 by Einstein. Rapin received awards from the American Academy of Neurology and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. If you want to have it all, you need a supportive and generous mate, adequate baby sitting and house help, and flexibility. Consider every patient a potential source of new knowledge, describe what you see, pursue your interests vigorously, and learn to cut corners and prioritize.Be lucky, find a good mentor, and enjoy what you do. <mask> had published more than 135 papers and 75 book

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title: Abdol-Hossein Farman Farma

texts: One of the most influential politicians of his time in Persia was Prince Abdol-<mask>. He was born in Tehran and died in 1939. Abbas Mirza was the 16th grandson of the Qajar crown prince. He had 26 sons and 13 daughters. He lived to see his four sons die. The grandson of the Qajar crown prince was born in 1858 in Tabriz. He was educated by private tutors in traditional subjects such as poetry, literature, mathematics, Arabic, and religion, along with modern sciences and Western languages.At the age of 21, he continued his education at the Austrian Military Academy in Tehran, where he became a soldier and strategist. He assumed his father's title after he died. After the death of his brother, he was given the title of "<mask>", and in 1891 he was given the title of "Salar Lashgar". He married the daughter of the Mozzafar al-Din Shah. He took no other wives for the next twenty years due to his respect for Ezzat ed-Dowleh and her high social rank. <mask> established himself firmly within Persian politics after the accession of Mozzafar al-Din Shah in 1896. He was appointed Commander-in-Chief of the army and Minister of War and quickly took over the government as a self-appointed premier and emerged as the real power behind the throne.He worked towards establishing a military academy in Iran and drafted the first laws relating to national conscription. <mask>'s power grab was resented by many within the court and resulted in the Shah dismissing him and assigning him to govern the province of Fars in 1898. He went to Egypt and then to Baghdad and stayed with his wife for four years. <mask> tried to balance the demands of the constitutionalists against the royalists during the constitutional revolution. He was appointed the minister of justice in the new government. He took action against an incursion of Kurdish and Ottoman forces into Persia when he was governor general of Azerbaijan. <mask> was once again

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title: Abdol-Hossein Farman Farma

texts: the minister of justice in 1909.The Western custom of secular court trials was introduced into the Persian legal system by the Minister of Justice. In 1912, the Majlis dispatched <mask> as commander-in-chief of the army to reestablish authority in Kurdistan and Kermanshah. The Shah of Iran, Reza Khan, served under <mask> in this expedition. <mask> became the minister of interior a second time. <mask> worked closely with the British and received many payments and subsidies for his activities during the First World War. The Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St. Michael and St. George was awarded to him in 1916. He became Prime Minister for a short time, but he resigned within the first three months.The Ministry of Health was established during his time as Prime Minister. The Pasteur Institute of Iran was the first to introduce a vaccine in the country. <mask> was the governor general of Fars for a second time in 1916. During his time in Fars, there was a famine as well as the Great Influenza Pandemic. He organised Iran's first agricultural cooperative after successfully managing both events. He was replaced by his nephew after four years in Fars. Qajar rule was ended in a coup d'état organised by Sayad Zia-al-Din Tabatabai.<mask> was arrested with his two sons and the Minister of Foreign Affairs at the time. After Ahmad Shah Qajar's exile, the new government kept all three of them in the Qasr-e-Qajar jail to consolidate its power base. FarmanFarma paid a large amount of money to get his two sons and himself released. <mask>ma supported Reza Khan after his release. The nickname "Reza Maxim" was earned by Reza Khan, who served under <mask> as head of a machine gun detachment. Perhaps uncomfortable that he had once served under <mask>ma's command, and certainly resentful of his wealth, Reza Khan did not reciprocate, and even seized numerous assets belonging to <mask>ma. <mask>ma's family home and garden

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title: Abdol-Hossein Farman Farma

texts: is in Palace Street, Tehran.The family was given only 24 hours to leave the huge property, which became the primary residence of Reza Khan. The son of <mask> was assassinated in 1937. <mask> never recovered from the personal blow of the death of Nosrat-ed-Dowleh. <mask> devoted himself to managing his estate and the education of his children after he retired from politics. He put a lot of his wealth into philanthropic activities. <mask> passed away in 1939 at the age of 81 and is buried in the Shrine of Shazdeh Abdol Azim. He had 26 sons and 13 daughters.There was a historical anecdote about the Cossacks accompanying <mask>-<mask> during the 1912 campaign to Kermanshah. The founder of the Pahlavi dynasty was named Reza Khan Mirpanj, who became known as Sardar Sepah. After a British backed coup, the leader of the Cossacks brigade became the new Shah in 1921. The once friendly relationship between <mask>-<mask> and Reza Khan became more tenuous as Reza rose in stature and power, first as minister of war and then as shah. His official name and title was Hazrat Aghdas Vala Shahzadeh. This is what it means to be the greatest of all commanders. He took his last title as his family name when surnames became compulsory.<mask> Farma is roughly equivalent to "viceroy". The title "<mask> Farma" was not created by Prince Abdol-Hossein <mask> Farma. His grand-uncle was the son of Fath-Ali Shah Qajar. In order to win the right to succession for Prince Mohammad, Prince Firouz would have to battle his own uncle, Prince Hossein <mask> <mask>. The title <mask> Farma was bestowed on Prince Firouz by his nephew, because of his role in the succession to the Qajar Throne. The title Farman Farma was passed on to his son by his father. The cousins were cousins, but Nasser-ed-Din Shah was older.The family name derived from the former title "<mask> Farmaian" is used by most of his offspring. Those belonging to <mask> Farma.

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texts: Firouz Nosrat-ed-Dowleh III chose the family name "Firouz", which is carried by his offspring. The Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George is a non-Persian honor. Due to the uncertain political climate, he emphasized classical Persian training as well as a modern Western education and foreign languages. The first members of the social elite to appear publicly in Western dress were from his family. Each of his children were sent to different countries to further their education and cultivate global relationships.He made sure that they worked hard towards this goal. The majority of his sons and daughters obtained first class educations and went on to work in senior roles in the Iranian government after the 1979 Islamic Revolution. The main source is "Shahzdeh's Tree, A Family genealogy of Abdol Hossein <mask> Farma", compiled by Mitra Farman Farmaian Jordan in 1997. Prince Abbas <mask> <mask>n and Prince Mohammad Vali <mask> Farmaian were both from Khanum Ezzat-ed-Dowleh Qajar. Prince Ghaffar <mask> Farmaian was born in 1928. Princess Soraya <mask> Farmaian was born in 1930. <mask> Farmaian was born in 1933.Princess Maryam <mask> <mask>n was from Batoul Khanum Ahshami. Prince Abdol-<mask> <mask>n was from Fatemeh Khanum Alinaghi. Prince Ali Naghi <mask> Farmaian was born in 1904. Prince Alidad <mask> Farmaian and Princess Shahzadi Bilqis Khanum <mask> Farmaian were both born in 1923. In 1927, from Khanum Akhtarzaman Hormozian. Prince Allah Verdi <mask> Farmaian and Prince Tari <mask> Farmaian were from 1923. The Gendarmerie Commander in Chief of the Army in Azerbaijan was held by the Governor of Tehran.The Lion of Persia'', Mansoureh Ettehadieh, T, was published in 1997. Farmanfarmaian family Prime Ministers of Iran Qajar princes People of the Persian Constitutional Revolution Knights Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George Iranian Shia Muslims Moderate Socialists

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title: Errol Sawyer

texts: <mask> was an American photographer who lived and worked in the Netherlands for twenty two years. <mask> was born in Miami, Florida, to <mask> and Mamie Donaldson. His father was an African American playwright, actor, director and producer. The Intensive Care Unit of the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center was headed by his mother for 25 years. She loved theatre. <mask> moved with his mother and sister to New York City from Miami in 1950. He graduated from James Monroe High School in 1961.He studied history and political science at New York University. He was exposed to another world of art and culture, and to chess, which has remained a passion for him. <mask> said that the Woodstock Festival had a big impact on his career path. He was a regular at Max's Kansas City, where he met many famous people, including Jimi Hendrix, Robert Rauschenberg, Larry Rivers, Claes Oldenburg, Andy Warhol, and Diane Arbus. Arbus made a portrait of him. <mask>'s career as a photographer began while he traveled in Latin America. His first camera was a Kowa.His first job was in London. James Moore, Bill Silano, Richard Avedon, and Gosta Peterson have been cited as influences by <mask>. <mask> lived and worked in Paris and London in the early 1970s. His photographs were published in magazines. He took pictures of the American actresses and the African-American painter in Paris. In 1973, he discovered the American model Christie Brinkley, took her first modeling photos and convinced John Casablancas to accept her at Elite Model Management in Paris. New York Magazine, Working Women and US Vogue were some of the magazines <mask> worked

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texts: for.He did beauty campaigns. He continued his street photography. <mask> has worked on commercial assignments and multicultural beauty projects. Black and white photographs in the streets of New York, Paris, and Amsterdam are what most of his time is spent on. His pictures have been published in a number of magazines. <mask> was a guest professor of photography at Technical University Delft from 2006 to 2010. His photo book was published in 2010.There are three chapters in the book, "Graffiti," "Portraits & City Scenes" and "Perspectives." There are 64 black and white images in the book. The work is close to four decades worth of engagement with the classic mode of mainstream-modernist street photography. Consistent in quality, in terms of both craft and content, it speaks in its own voice, aware of the tradition on which it builds but not noticeably beholden to any predecessor therein. <mask> said a picture leaves room for you to imagine. He wants the viewer to look more closely at everyday situations. He takes pictures in public and semi-public space, such as parks, streets, and underground stations. Herman Hoeneveld wrote that <mask> <mask> could be called a cultural philosopher who seems to press for consciousness and contemplation.He wants us to not allow our feelings to be crushed by the rush for consumption. <mask> was described as a classical black and white photographer in the Henri Cartier-Bresson tradition, using the camera at its simplest and most challenging, as a trap for catching time. rol <mask> is a rare figure in contemporary photography, someone who worked in the often faddish and

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texts: superficial world of high-end commercial photography but still retains his artistic integrity and creative spirit. The 4th Street Gallery in New York City has held solo exhibitions by <mask>. The children of the east end are the theme. The Royal Photographic Society is located in Bath, England. The children of the east end are the theme.The La Musée de la Photographie is located in Bivre, France. The theme was Paris. The Foto Huset Gallery is located in Gtenburg, Sweden. The theme is graffiti. No Name Gallery is located in Switzerland. The theme is graffiti. There is a gallery in Paris, France.The theme is City Mosac. The Town Hall is in Amsterdam. The village of Diofior is in Senegal. The La Bibliothque Nationale is located in Paris, France. There are 37 pictures. The La Musée de la Photographie is located in Bivre, France. There are 6 pictures.The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture was founded in 1997. 40 pictures. The Eric Franck Gallery is located in London, England. There are 21 pictures. Fadi Zahar is from Paris, France. There are 4 pictures. Heiting was from Amsterdam, Holland.There are 2 pictures. The Museum of Fine Arts is located in Houston, Texas. There are 2 pictures. The Victoria & Albert Museum is in London. England. The work was added to the National Art Library Collection. Tate Britain is located in London, England.There are 21 pictures. There are External links to the following: Documentary and Fine Art 1943 births Living people African-American people American photographers American people of Cherokee descent American expatriates in the Netherlands James Monroe High School (New


title: Hans Sitt

texts: <mask> was a violinist, violist, teacher, and composer. He was a renowned teacher of violin. There were personnel who numbered among his students in most of the orchestras and conservatories of Europe and North America. The son of a Hungarian-born violin maker, Sitt was born in the Czech Republic. If his parents had exploited him, Sitt would have enjoyed the typical career of a "wunderkind", but they chose not to. He was allowed to have a normal life and attend a high school before he was sent to the Czech Republic. He studied violin with both Mildner and Bennewitz, as well as composition with the other two.He pursued a successful solo career. In 1867, Sitt was appointed concertmaster of the Breslau Opera Orchestra in Wrocaw. He was a conductor of repute and held positions in France, Austria and Germany. Some of the important studies Sitt wrote for violin and viola are still used today. He was the conductor of the society from 1885 to 1903. Sitt played the viola in the Brodsky Quartet from 1884 to 1895. Several pieces for violin and orchestra were written by Sitt, including six concertos and a number of sonatas for various instruments.The only chamber music he has is two piano trios. Edvard Grieg's Norwegian Dances, Op.35, a work for piano duet, was the best known of Sitt's works. Franco Alfano, Frederick Delius, and Vclav Talich are some of his students. The concertmaster of the Helsinki Orchestral Society was the younger brother of <mask>. There are selected works for orchestra. There are 6 Gavotte in E minor. "Don Juan d'Austria" is a piano Ouverture by A. Leschivo.20 (c.1884) was performed by the string orchestra. Also for violin and piano Festmarsch. 54 is a concertante for violin and orchestra. 1 in D minor for violin and orchestra. 11 is a symphony. 2 in A minor for violin and orchestra. 21 (1884)

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