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texts: full-color edition was re-released in 2008. They collaborated on the full text printing of Shake the Whole World to Its Foundations. "From the Ruins of Your Beautiful Body" was written for the theme song to the film "She Was So pretty".The film featured a former Miss Universe Japan. In 2009, Japanese artist Hatsune Miku released 'Hatsune Miku Orchestra,' featuring covering versions of <mask>'s songs 'La Femme Chinoise,' 'Behind The Mask' and 'Nice Age.' In 1999 <mask> was asked by producer Shozo Tsurumoto to convey through sound the prehistorical view set forth by Graham Hancock in his book. The scaled recreation of many monuments, such as the Great Pyramid of Giza, were 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 It was underscored by what Art Director Kevin Hamilton dubbed "audio poems", which recreated peak events within the timeline such as an Apache Indian reading a bible, and


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texts: amounting to an unusual audio-only project for a lyricist. It was shown in Osaka and Tokyo. If Tokyo had been the defining influence on the lyricist's frenetic writing style, his next venture might prove to be its antithesis.<mask> was invited to India in 2000 for a six-month sojourn at India's "Abode of Peace", established by Rabindranath Tagore as an experimental school for literature. <mask> wrote a new series of poems based on the names of Krishna and the Upanisads. His Tokyo output was subdued and calm, but his Thirty-Three Billion Songs on the Road of Reincarnations: The Santiniketan Sutra is in stark contrast. The book was published by India's National Academy of Letters. After moving from Paris to Boulder, Colorado, <mask> began a series of spoken word performances and was awarded the Grand Prize for Poetry at the Colorado Festival of Literature. Extending the format of the poetry reading to include live audio/video mixing with visual artist David Fodel and techno DJ E23, <mask> toured various cities through 2001 with his "tongue-drum delirium" ensemble, Sheadplatter & The Oblivion Brotherhood. A techno version of "Shake The World" was released as a single by the trio.A hundred local artists were invited to contribute to the Millennium Time Capsule, an event held at the Laforet Museum, Harajuku. Each artist was given a time capsule and asked to place their work that

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texts: innovative choreography, and melded into the stage setting other aspects of contemporary media.<mask> updated his spoken word performances to include a full mixed-culture ensemble, The Incendiary Orchestra, in order to coincide with the publication of City of Song. The live performances were held in various places around Tokyo, and were recorded on video as part of a documentary about <mask>'s artistic work. In honor of the 70th anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bombs on Nagasaki and Hiroshima, <mask> wrote and performed his poem "The Flame of the Golden Flower" at the Atomic Bomb Dome in Hiroshima, Chion-in Temple in Kyoto and Zojo. The event, organized by "Earth Caravan 2015", a global peace initiative, was to carry a flame from the atomic bomb fires to cities touched by the horrors of war. The poem was read throughout Europe on the flame's journey to its final destination of Jerusalem. A film about <mask>'s life was released in 2009. Brian Comerford is a volunteer producer who has been running the Electronic Air show since 1995."He's worked with the who's who of Japanese pop culture, from the music scene to calligraphy artists to fashion designers to stage directors to the largest broadcasting company... everyone in Japan knows his work, and yet no one there." The full-length film was shown at the South by Southwest movie festival in Austin. A series of children's

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texts: poetry books under the name "Mozz" have been published. <mask> described the books as his "alter ego" to balance out his heavy, abstract, and often obscure poetry. The Japan Times described the books as Spike Milligan-esque. The Pearls of Wisdumb, In Search of the Holey Whale and A Fork in the Road are the three books that have been released so far. The three were put together into a box set.Three of them have won awards. The Pearls of Wisdumb won an EVVY Award for Best Humor, while A Fork in the Road was the winner of the USA Book News "Best Books 2010" Award for Humor. In Search of the Holey Whale won the Moonbeam Children's Book Award for Poetry. "Ringo Biyori: The Wolf Whistling Song" was published in 2005.


title: Sebastião Salgado

texts: landscapes and wildlife, as well as of human communities that continue to live in accordance with their ancestral traditions and cultures. Humankind's rediscovery of itself in nature is the subject of this body of work. The photographs of coffee workers from India, Guatemala, Ethiopia and Brazil were displayed at the Brazilian Embassy in London. The project was to raise public awareness of the origins of the drink. The Salt of the Earth is a film about the work of <mask> and his son.The film was nominated for a best documentary feature award at the Academy Awards. It won the Audience Award at the San Sebastin International Film Festival, the Audience Award at the Troms International Film Festival, and the César Award for Best Documentary Film at the 40th César Awards. There are people in the Amazon rainforest in Brazil. The W. Eugene Smith Grant was awarded in 1982. Essays were written by Eduardo and Fred. Archaeology of the Industrial Age was done by workers. The children are talking about refugees and migrants.The End of the Road was written in 2000. The University of California Press published a book on Africa. The Genesis book was published in Cologne. From my land to the planet. . The world of coffee is the subject of The Scent of a Dream. New York and Kuwait.A desert is on fire. There is gold in Cologne. Cologne: Taschen. It was edited by Lélia Wanick <mask>. Taschen will be in Cologne in 2021. The Salt of the Earth was edited. The documentary was directed by the son of <mask>.The Natural History Museum, London, the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Canada, and the National Museum of Singapore all have exhibits. The Musée de l'Homme, Paris, is home to the Philharmonie de Paris. "Sebastio <mask>: The silent drama of photography" is a biography at The

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title: Robbie Wills

texts: Robert D. "<mask><mask>, Jr. is an American attorney and former politician. He is the former Speaker of the House of the Arkansas House of Representatives and the former State Representative representing House District 46, which consisted of the western half of the City of Conway and a section of rural Western Faulkner County, Arkansas. The Speaker of the House of the 87th General Assembly is <mask>. <mask> was named to the Arkansas Business Power List and the Arkansas Business 40 Under 40 in 2008. <mask> was a Democrat. <mask> was re-elected in 2006 and 2008 without opposition. <mask> was born in Arkansas and attended public schools.His parents are retired school teachers. <mask> and his family lived at the Pickles Gap Creek Crafts Village when he was a child. The "Home of the Do-Nothing" was named after a novelty item manufactured and sold at Pickles Gap. The <mask> family moved to the area. <mask> received a scholarship to the University of Central Arkansas after graduating from the high school. In the summer of 1987, <mask> relocated to Los Angeles, California with his band "Crimson Tear" to pursue opportunities in the music business. <mask> returned home after the trip was unsuccessful.He wasn't able to enroll in the fall semester at U.C.A. He forfeited his scholarship. After applying himself to school and leadership, <mask> cited this as a turning point in his life. <mask>' interest in music continued. Demonstration (1995), Tucker Creek 1998, The Very Best 2002, and 45 are some of the original compilations he self-

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texts: recorded. <mask> hosted a late night comedy-variety show for two years on local community-access cable television and tried his hand at stand-up comedy. <mask> Ep was from Arkansas. <mask> ran against Marvin Parks for State Representative in 1998. <mask> and Parks became friends. He ran for Justice of the Peace in 2000 and was reelected in 2002. <mask> attended the University of Arkansas at Little Rock in the fall of 2000. He received a Juris Doctorate in December of 2003 <mask> scored the highest on the February 2004 Arkansas Bar Exam.His law office is in Arkansas. He ran again in 2004, this time against Dr. John Smith, the former interim president of the University of Central Arkansas. <mask> received over 50% of the vote. During his third term in office, <mask> served as Speaker of the House of Representatives. <mask> ran for Congress after the retirement of a congressman. <mask> ran in a five-way Democratic primary in 2010 against fellow Democrats John Adams, David Boling, Patric Kennedy and Joyce Elliott. <mask> was not from the most populous county in the 2nd Congressional District.<mask>, the Speaker of the House, ran second in the initial balloting and had to face a second round of voting. It was noted for its negative tone, with <mask> for her "extreme liberal" voting record as a state legislator and her surrogates implying that <mask> would not fare well in the General Election. <mask> was rejected by many liberals due to his resistance to the early drafts of the Patient Protection andAffordable Care Act. This

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texts: was in spite of his distinguished record in health care policy as a legislator, including his prominent leadership role in passing a 56 cent increase in the state tobacco tax to create the Arkansas Trauma System. <mask> felt that he was "excommunicated" from the Democratic party because of the 2010 primary. In spite of only carrying 1 out of the 8 counties in the 2nd District, Sen.Elliott won with a total vote of 36,983 (54%) to <mask>' 31,822 (44%). <mask> was endorsed by party regulars after he conceded the race.In the end, he lost to Tim Griffin by a wide margin. <mask> has never commented on the outcome of the 2010 General Election and he is friendly with both of them. <mask> and his wife are partners in a government relations consulting firm with former Speaker Bill Stovall and former legislator Rick Green. Although initially criticized for using the "revolving door" between the legislature and the lobbying profession, <mask> has since been consistently recognized by legislators and other insiders as one of the most respected bi-partisan lobbyists at the state capitol. He has made it clear that he will never run for public office again, even as a potential Democratic and Republican candidate. <mask> is married to a certified public accountant. They have two daughters.May 26, 2009. <mask> Robinson is <mask>' sister. May 7, 1971 She is married to a man named Lee Robinson. March 2, 1973. The Robinsons have two children. Arkansas Democrats University of Central Arkansas alumni Members of the Arkansas House of

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title: Jonah Goldberg

texts: <mask> is an American conservative columnist, author, political analyst, and commentator. The founding editor of National Review Online was an editor at National Review. <mask> writes a weekly column for the Los Angeles Times. <mask> was the founding editor of The Dispatch. The No. has been authored by <mask>. The New York Times bestseller Liberalism was released in January 2008; The Tyranny of Cliches: How Liberals Cheat in the War of Ideas was released in 2012; and Suicide of the West was published in April. The following month, 5 were on the list.<mask> is a regular contributor on news networks such as CNN and MSNBC, as well as appearing on various television programs. <mask> was an occasional guest on a number of Fox News shows. He was a frequent panelist on Special Report. <mask> was a frequent participant on the website. During and after the Trump presidency, <mask> has been a critic of the president. <mask> was born on the Upper West Side of New York City to Lucianne <mask>, a literary agent, and <mask>, an editor and media executive. <mask> has said that his mother is an Episcopalian and that his father was a Jew.After graduating high school in 1987, <mask> left New York City to attend Goucher College in Maryland, where he majored in political science. <mask>'s class at Goucher was the second to admit men. <mask> was the co-editor of The Quindecim for two years at Goucher, where he was active in student politics. The first men to run the paper were <mask> and Benno Kollegger. He worked for several news organizations. He worked for a New York publishing house. <mask> taught English in the Czech Republic for less than a year before moving to Washington D.C. in 1992.He worked for Ben J. Wattenberg. He was the researcher for Wattenberg's book, Values Matter Most. A two-hour special hosted by David Gergen and Wattenberg was one of the PBS

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texts: public affairs documentaries he worked on. After graduating from Goucher College in 1991, <mask> was invited to serve on the college's Board of Trustees. <mask> was a founding producer for Wattenberg's Think Tank. He moved to New River Media, an independent television production company, which produced "Think Tank" as well as numerous other television programs and projects. <mask> worked on many television projects in the United States, as well as in Europe and Japan.He wrote, produced, and edited two films for New River Media. He was a contributing editor at National Review. National Review Online was launched as a sister publication to National Review by the end of the year. He was the editor of NRO for several years. According to The New Yorker, <mask>'s mother was involved in the Clinton–Lewinsky scandal. <mask> said his mother was the one who advised Linda Tripp to record her conversations with Monica Lewinsky. When the administration set about to destroy Lewinsky, Tripp, and my mom, I stood up for them.I don't want to have those arguments again. I worked in the trenches of Clinton's pants. The focal point of the Lewinsky scandal was these tapes. <mask> was an editor and wrote a twice-weekly column at National Review, which is syndicated to numerous papers across the United States, and at Townhall.com. National Review has contributors such as Richard Brookhiser and Kevin D. Williamson. <mask> wrote the "Goldberg File" at National Review, a column that was lighter and more focused on humor and cultural commentary. <mask> has said that he is a fan of Star Trek and other pop-culture works.<mask> was a frequent contributor at The Corner, authoring posts with light-hearted, comical and pop-culture references. <mask> left National Review in May. He has written for The New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal, The Public Interest, The Wilson

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texts: Quarterly, The Weekly Standard, The New York Post, and Slate. <mask> was added to the editorial lineup of the Los Angeles Times. <mask> co-founded The Dispatch in 2020 to offer political, social and cultural analysis from a center-right perspective. <mask> is the host of The Remnant with <mask>, an interview podcast that covers a variety of topics in the spheres of politics, conservative theory, and current events. <mask> is a frequent participant in programs produced by Ricochet.He was a frequent participant on the website. <mask>'s first book, Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left, from Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning, was published in January 2008. It reached No. It has been on the New York Times Best Seller list for seven weeks. The book has been denounced as poor scholarship, propaganda and not scholarly by some historians. The book was described as provocative and a wealth of challenging insights by other reviewers. Johnny Heller narrated the audiobook version of Liberal Fascism.The Tyranny of Clichés: How Liberals Cheat in the War of Ideas was written by <mask>. The paperback edition of the book came out in April. <mask> narrated the audiobook. His most recent work was Suicide of the West. <mask> was described as a two-time Pulitzer prize nominee in the book jacket of his second book. <mask> had only been an entrant in the Pulitzer contest and had never been nominated as a finalist, as the title "Pulitzer nominee" would suggest. If the author of a written work submits an entry form along with a small fee or someone else does so on their behalf, they can become an entrant in the Pulitzer contest.<mask> and his company acknowledged the mistake and removed the line from the book jacket. Liberty, federalism, and interpretation of the Constitution are some of the frequent topics of his articles. He has attacked ethics

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texts: and morals of liberals and Democrats, as well as his disagreements with libertarians, in his writings. In the years of the Trump presidency, his writings became critical of the Trump movement and the moral rot within the Republican Party. He was a supporter of the Iraq War and has advocated American military intervention elsewhere in the world. In one column, he suggested that the U.S. could help solve Africa's problems by taking over the country. When he wrote in October 2006 that invading Iraq was a mistake, he called it a "noble" mistake and still maintained that liberal opponents of the war policy wanted America to fail.... One of the reasons I was reluctant to conclude that the Iraq war was a mistake was my dislike for the arguments against it. William Henry III wrote a commentary for Time. Henry wrote that putting a man on the moon was not the same as putting a bone in your nose. According to <mask>, "multiculturalism has elevated the notion that all ideas are equal, all systems equivalent, and all cultures of comparable worth." He criticized the idea of "social justice" as meaning "anything its champions want it to mean" or "'good things' no one needs to argue for and no one dare be against". <mask> has feuded with people on the political left, including Juan Cole, who accused him of being a chickenhawk on the Iraq War.Cole was offered a $1,000 wager by <mask> that Iraq would not have a civil war, that it would have a viable constitution, and that a majority of Iraqis and Americans would agree that the war was worth it. Cole refused to accept the wager. <mask> conceded that Cole would have won if he had accepted the bet. <mask> and Beinart hosted a show called "What's your Problem?" from 2007 to 2010. It was originally found on National Review Online. <mask> said, "Look, I think liberals have reasonable gripes with Fox News." It leans

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texts: to the right mostly in its opinion programming but also in its story selection.Fox is more of a populist, tabloidy network than it is a bastion of ideological conservatism. <mask> has defended certain news hosts and shows on Fox News, but he has become more sympathetic towards the criticism of Fox News, especially regarding their opinion hosts. He resigned as a Fox contributor in protest of what he called a pattern of fabricated claims by the network's opinion hosts in support of former President Donald Trump. <mask> said liberals don't have a problem with the editorializing of MSNBC's Olbermann or Matthews, they think it's just plain wrong for conservatives to play that game. <mask> referred to Olbermann as "MSNBC's answer to a question no one asked". <mask> has been critical of the conservative media's embrace of President Trump. <mask> said that for nearly five years now, it has been obvious that Trump was not fit for the job and the arguments marshaled in his defense were cynical.I have talked to many Republican politicians and conservative media darlings who admitted it in private. <mask> became more critical of both the Republican Party's embrace of President Trump and their abandonment of pre-Trump principles during the Trump Presidency. <mask> and Steve Hayes resigned from Fox News in protest of its support for Tucker Carlson's "patriot Purge", which they described as "a collection of incoherent conspiracy-mongering, riddled with factual inaccuracies." <mask> is married to Jessica Gavora, a former senior policy adviser to John Ashcroft. They have a daughter. He lives in Washington, D.C. <mask>'s brother, Joshua, died in 2011.Lucianne was <mask>'s mother and her husband, Sidney, died in 2005. <mask>'s National Review Online biography 1969 births 21st-century American non-fiction writers 21st-century American male writers 21st-century

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texts: married in 1934. With him, she became involved with the Surrealism movement, published poetry under the name <mask>, and met others such as Eva Sulzer, a Swiss photographer. She traveled a lot during her life because of her life with Paalen. In 1933, the couple visited the cave paintings at Altamira and in 1936, she traveled to India with a poet. Both of these trips had an impact on her life and art.She traveled to Alaska, Canada, the United States, Lebanon and in Mexico. Three people were invited to visit Mexico by two people. They traveled to Alaska, British Columbia and the U.S. west coast. They arrived in Mexico City in 1939 after being invited to stay in a hotel in the San ngel neighborhood. She became friends with some people. She shared her frustration of a fragile body and inability to have children as well as using art and writing to pass the time. There was a bond between the two of them and the later creation of a painting called La balada para Frida Kahlo.Both the couples' fascination with the country and the outbreak of World War II in 1939 prompted them to remain permanently in the country. In 1947, <mask> and Paalen divorced and she married the Canadian Edward Fitzgerald. The relationship ended after the two worked on a film together. From then on, her social life centered around friends in various artistic, intellectual and foreign exile circles, which she had begun

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texts: Both projects were supported by the same person. Both of the "A"s were dedicated to <mask> in the name of the Gradiva Gallery.She was the first female to be published in Paris. "Bare Ground" was her first book. Her second book, "Hourglass Lying Down", was illustrated by Picasso. She wrote 'Muttra' and other poems while in India with Hindi influence, as well as poems related to the work of painters she admired, such as Picasso. In Mexico, she left poetry, but she did publish one last collection of works called 'Noir Animal', which appears to be a portrait of <mask>. Wolfgang Paalen's DYN magazine published writing in English and French about Mexico for foreign audiences, and she contributed some poems and illustrations. Her work with DYN was mostly as an editor.She used pre-Columbian pieces of artwork and especially petrographs, which she used throughout her painting career, in her illustrations in Dyn. Even though she was a painter, she remained connected to poetry by illustrating the writings of others. After arriving in Mexico in 1939 she began her career as a painter and visual artist. Wolfgang Paalen, her husband, helped her get her first exhibits in 1944 and 1945 at the Galera de Arte Mexicano in California and New York. She exhibited frequently from the late 1940s into the 1960s in Mexico, the United States and even in Lebanon, working with artists and writers living outside

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texts: their native Europe. Theater and film were other artistic endeavors. She became interested in puppet theater in the late 1940s.She created the script and costume design for a production, but it was never produced. In 2009, it was revived for a retrospective of <mask>'s work by a group called Laboratorio de la Mscara. They used her original sketches and notes to create sets. She and Edward Fitzgerald worked on a film about a magician who lived at the bottom of the sea. Sometimes the main character was represented by an actor and other times by a marionette. It was a long and expensive project, with <mask> making food in her kitchen to sell and help finance the project. She separated from Fitzgerald and the only copy of the experimental film was lost.There are a few stills from the film. She rarely painted by the late 1960s. A retrospective of her work was sponsored by Teresa del Conde who was head of INBA at the time. She was almost forgotten by younger generations of artists and art historians despite her important role in the development of Mexican art due to her isolation in her later years. Her work was included in a collective exhibition at the Museo Mural Diego Rivera in 2009, which was the first public showing of her work since 1986. She wrote about scenes and landscapes from her childhood, as well as about her immobility and nostalgia, in her early artistic work. She was

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texts: reworked a decade later. Her work shows the beginning of abstract art in Mexico in the 1940s, along with Carlos Mérida, Gunther Gerzso and Wolfgang Paalen.She was the first to use sand, sgraffito and other texture on her canvases. Nancy Deffebach has a reference list. "<mask>: de poeta mexicana." In <mask>. The exhibition catalogue from 1939-1987. The Museo de Arte Moderno is in Mexico City. Nancy Deffebach.Poems of Light and Shadow, painting in free verse was written by <mask>. Onthebus vol.3 and vol.2 were published. The 1st of December 1991). Mary Ann Caws translated Shapeshifter from the French. Mexican women painters, French women poets, and French women artists migrated to Mexico in the 20th

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title: Hardress Waller

texts: Sir <mask> was an English Protestant who settled in Ireland and fought in the Wars of the Three Kingdoms. He was sentenced to life imprisonment after signing the death warrant for the Execution of Charles I in 1649, but his sentence was commuted to life imprisonment after the Stuart Restoration in 1660. The Catholic Confederacy was defeated after the 1641 Irish Rebellion by a prominent member of Protestant society. When the First English Civil War began in August 1642, Charles I wanted to use his Irish troops to help win the war in England, and in September 16 43 he agreed a truce with the Confederacy. In April 1645, he was appointed a Colonel in the New Model Army and fought in the final campaigns of 1645 and 1646. He supported Pride's Purge and was a judge at the trial of Charles I in January 1649. He was arrested in February 1660 after staging a coup to prevent the Restoration of Charles II.At his trial for regicide in October 1660, he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death. He died on the island of Jersey. The only son of George and <mask>, <mask> is thought to have been born in 1604. In 1601 his father sold the family estates at Groombridge to his brother Thomas, who lived on his wife's property in Chartham. Sir William was Thomas' oldest son. He acquired a large estate in Castletown from Elizabeth Dowdall, daughter of an English settler who had extensive lands in County Limerick. They had two sons, Walter and James, along with four daughters, all of whom made important marriages.Despite his conviction for regicide in 1660, the <mask> family held onto their Castletown estates and remained significant figures in society into the 20th century. During the Anglo-Spanish War in 1625, William St Leger, the Lord President of Munster, enlisted the help of <mask>'s uncle Thomas, who fought in Ireland under Elizabeth I. The ships carrying his unit were forced to land in Ireland and never made it to Spain. After his marriage in 1629, he moved

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texts: to Ireland and was elected to the Parliament of Ireland in 1634. The Lord Deputy of Ireland from 1632 to 1640 was a leading opponent of <mask>. In December 1640, he was selected by the Irish Parliament to deliver a petition or "Remonstrance" attacking Strafford to the Long Parliament in Westminster; some of their complaints were included in the charges that ended with his execution in May 1641. The Irish Rebellion of 1641 led to the siege of the castle at Castletown by Patrick Purcell.Shortage of water forced him to surrender six weeks later and he claimed to have lost property worth over $11,000. The outbreak of the First English Civil War in August 1642 ended supplies of men and money from England and he was appointed Lieutenant Colonel in the army raised to suppress the revolt. In September, the Earl of Inchiquin sent <mask> to Oxford to plead for more resources. In September 1643, Charles I agreed to a truce with the Catholic Confederacy in order to win the war in England. Both sides objected to the terms, which included negotiations on freedom of worship for Catholics. While many Confederates felt they were on the verge of victory and gained nothing from the truce, Protestants saw it as a threat and knew any concessions Charles made to Catholics in Ireland undermined his position in England and Scotland. After failing to persuade Charles not to transfer troops from Ireland to England, Inchiquin declared for Parliament in July 1644.When the New Model Army was formed in April 1645, he was in charge of the infantry. In June, he fought at Naseby, followed by Langport, Bristol and Basing House, where he was wounded. Charles was part of the force that wassieging the city. Although his cousin Sir William was a moderate Presbyterian, during his service with the New Model, he became a religious Independent and admirer of Oliver Cromwell. He returned to England in February 1647 after falling out with Inchiquin and became involved in radical

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texts: politics. During the Second English Civil War, he was the Parliamentarian commander in the strongly Royalist West Country and successfully suppressed a number of local revolts. He was one of the 59 judges who signed the death warrant for the Execution of Charles I in January 1649.He was the only Irish Protestant to do so and he fought for the Royalists during the 1650 to 1652 Cromwellian conquest of Ireland. Cromwell returned to England in May 1650 after being released from his command in South West England. In July, after being promoted to Major General, he captured Carlow Castle and was appointed Governor after it surrendered in October 1653. Sir Henry Ingoldsby replaced his father-in-law, the Governor of Limerick, in 1653 and the two men were both MPs in the Protectorate Parliaments of 1656 and 1659. The majority of Irish Protestants were either hostile to the Commonwealth or suspicious of Cromwell's ambitions, because of <mask>'s personal loyalty to Cromwell and status as a regicide. The political chaos that followed the resignation of Richard Cromwell in 1659 led to an attempted coup in February 1660. The last military action of the Wars of the Three Kingdoms in Ireland was suppressed by Sir Charles Coote.After being sent to England as a prisoner, he escaped to France and returned to London hoping to benefit from the act. One of only two regicides to plead guilty, he claimed to have been appointed to the trial without his knowledge, a suggestion dismissed by the republican Edmund Ludlow as indicating "one who would say anything to save his life". Condemned to death, his sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. He died in Mont Orgueil in 1666. 169 births, 169 deaths, 169 Members of the Parliament of Ireland, 169 Members of the Parliament of Ireland, 169 Members of the Parliament of Ireland, 169 Members of the Parliament of Ireland, 169 Members of the Parliament of Ireland, 169 Members of the Parliament of Ireland, 169 Members of


title: Elmer H. Salzman

texts: An officer in the United States Marine Corps with the rank of brigadier general was named <mask>. He was the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing's chief of staff and later the Marine Air, West Coast's chief of staff. The United States military's second-highest decoration for bravery in combat is the Navy Cross. <mask> was born in Louis Corners, Wisconsin, and attended elementary school there. His family moved to Wisconsin after he graduated from high school. He was appointed to the United States Naval Academy in 1922. On June 3, 1926, <mask> graduated from the academy and competed in track.Many of his classmates were later promoted to the general officer ranks. After being commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps, <mask> was attached to the 2nd Marine brigade and ordered for his first expeditionary duty to Nicaragua. Marines were ordered to support the Guardia Nacional in the fight against the rebels. On September 28, 1928, <mask> led a patrol in the vicinity of Zapote. The superior bandit force was defeated after they ambushed them. The Navy Cross was given to <mask> for his courage, skill and leadership. He received a Presidential medal of Merit.After completing his naval aviation training, he was designated a naval aviator in 1929. He served with the same unit as he was ordered to Haiti. After graduating from the Naval Academy in 1937, he served as the commanding officer of the Marines aboard the heavy cruiser USS Indianapolis until 1939. In 1939 <mask> was appointed an instructor at the United States Naval Academy and was there for two years. He assumed command of 13th Provisional Company in the summer of 1941 when Naval Air Station Quonset Point was activated. After the Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor, <mask> was appointed wing intelligence officer. He was appointed wing chief of staff in June 1943 after taking part in the Guadalcanal Campaign.He received the Bronze Star medal for his work on Guadalcanal. He was the chief of staff of the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing during the Solomon Islands campaign. He was acting chief of staff,

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texts: Marine Aircraft South Pacific, and also served as chief of staff, New Georgia Air Force. He was decorated with the Legion of Merit. After being ordered back to the United States at the end of March 1944, he was appointed chief of staff, Marine Air, West Coast with headquarters in San Diego in May of that year. The assistant chief of staff for military plans for the III Marine Amphibious Corps was appointed by Colonel <mask>. He received his second Legion of Merit after taking part in the Battle of Okinawa in 1945.The plans for Army units were worked on by <mask>. He retired as a brigadier general in 1949 and went to work for the Minneapolis-Honeywell division. <mask> graduated from the U.S. in 1953. The Naval Academy. On September 24, 1958, <mask> died of a brain injury. His wife was originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The general is buried in Arlington National Cemetery.The Navy Cross was given to <mask> for his actions during the Second Nicaraguan Campaign. The President of the United States of America took pleasure in presenting the Navy Cross to Second Lieutenant <mask> <mask>, United States Marine Corps, for distinguished service in the line of his profession as commander of a patrol of the Second brigade. Second Lieutenant <mask>'s command surprised a superior bandit force under the command of General Salgado by a well planned attack on its rear which resulted in the defeat of the bandits. The Force of Second Lieutenant <mask> arrived as the bandits had another small patrol of Marines at a great disadvantage and it appeared that they would inevitably suffer a disastrous defeat. Although the bandits outnumbered the combined patrols more than two-to-one, Second Lieutenant <mask> displayed such courage, skill and leadership in conducting the engagement that the bandits were decisively defeated and the patrol was rescued from its perilous position. Military personnel from Wisconsin, United States Marine Corps generals, United States Naval Aviators, and American military personnel of the Banana Wars were recipients of the Navy

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texts: The 17th United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development was <mask>., who was born in 1951. He ran for President of the United States in the Republican primaries. He is a pioneer in the field of neuroscience. At the age of 33, he became the youngest chief of children's neurosurgery in the United States. At the time of his retirement, he was a professor at the school of medicine. There was the first reported separation of conjoined twins at the back of the head. The twins continued to suffer medical problems despite the surgery being a success.The first successful neurosurgical procedure on a fetus inside the womb, developing new methods to treat brain-stem tumors, and revitalizing hemispherectomy techniques for controlling seizures are additional accomplishments. He wrote over 100 publications. He retired from medicine. After delivering a speech at the National Prayer Breakfast which was perceived to be critical of the policies of President Barack Obama, <mask> gained national fame among political conservatives. The campaign for the Republican nomination for President was officially announced in May of 2015. After performing well in early polls, he was considered a contender for the nomination in the fall of 2015; however, his polling support began to decline following scrutiny of his foreign policy credentials after the Paris attacks. After a string of disappointing primary results, Donald Trump was endorsed by <mask>.The United States Senate voted 58–41 on March 2, 2017, to confirm <mask> as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. One of the most prominent black conservatives is <mask>. More than 60 honorary doctorate degrees and numerous national

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texts: merit citations have been given to <mask> for his work in neurosurgery. He was named one of the nation's 20 foremost physicians and scientists by CNN and Time magazine in 2001, and was selected by the Library of Congress as one of 89 "Living Legend" on its 200th anniversary. The Presidential Medal of Freedom is the highest civilian award in the United States. He was elected to the National Academy of Medicine. He was portrayed by Cuba Gooding Jr. in a TV film called The Ben <mask> Story.Robert Solomon <mask>., a World War II U.S. Army veteran, and his wife, Sonya, were the parents of <mask>. Robert was a Baptist minister, but later became a Cadillac automobile plant worker. His parents came from large families in rural Georgia, and they were living in rural Tennessee when they met and married. After his father finished his military service, he and his mother moved from Tennessee to Detroit, where they lived in a large house in the Indian Village neighborhood. The older brother of <mask> was born in 1949. In 1950, <mask>'s parents purchased a new detached home on a street in southwest Detroit. On September 18, 1951, he was born in Detroit, Michigan.When he was an average student in the first half of third grade, his Detroit Public Schools education began with kindergarten at the Fisher School. His mother discovered at the age of five that his father had a prior family and had not divorced his first wife. In 1959 at the age of eight, his parents separated and he moved with his mother and brother to live with his mother's older sister and her husband in multi- family dwellings in Boston. In Boston, <mask>'s mother attempted suicide, had several psychiatric

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texts: hospitalizations for depression, and for the first time began working outside the home as a domestic worker. In 1961, at the age of 10, he moved with his mother and brother back to southwest Detroit, where they lived in a multi- family dwelling across the railroad tracks from the Delray neighborhood. When they returned to Detroit public schools, <mask> and his brother's academic performance initially lag far behind their new classmates, but they both improved when their mother limited. The predominantly white Wilson Junior High School was where he attended seventh and the first half of eighth grade.At the age of 13, he moved with his mother and brother back to their house on Deacon Street. He attended a predominantly black junior high school. At the age of eight, <mask> dreamed of becoming a missionary doctor, but five years later he 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 The family's financial situation had improved, his mother surprised neighbors by paying cash to buy a new Chrysler car, and the only government assistance they still relied on was food stamps. He graduated third in his class academically from the predominantly black Southwestern High School. He was a member of the band, chess club, and

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texts: the U.S. Army Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) when he was in high school. As a laboratory assistant in the high school's biology, chemistry, and physics school laboratories, and as a biology laboratory assistant at Wayne State University in the summer between grade 11 and 12.He relates in his book that he had a violent temper as a child. "As a teenager, I would go after people with rocks, bricks, and baseball bats, and hammers", he said. He tried to kill his mother with a hammer and tried to kill his friend with a knife in ninth grade. The blade broke in his friend's belt. He wanted to protect the identity of the intended victim, who was a friend or a classmate. After this incident, he began reading the book of proverbs. He states that he never had another problem with temper.He told these stories in his books and at campaign events, and once attacked a schoolmate with a combination lock. Nine friends, classmates, and neighbors who grew up with him told CNN in 2015 they did not remember the anger or violence he has described. His mother verified the stabbing incident when he posted a 1997 Parade magazine issue on his Facebook page. He questioned the amount of effort CNN had put into the investigation. In response to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., a race riot broke out at his high school, in which <mask> said he protected white students in a biology lab. The riot was confirmed by the Wall Street Journal, but no one remembered who sheltered the white students. College <mask>'s SAT college admission test scores placed him in the low 90th percentile.He didn't want to go to the University of Michigan as his brother did. He narrowed his


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texts: college choices to Harvard or Yale because he couldn't afford the application fee. He applied to Yale because he saw a team from Yale defeat a team from Harvard. The College Bowl is a television show. A full scholarship covering tuition, room and board was offered by <mask> after he was accepted by Yale. In 1973, he graduated with a B.A. In psychology from Yale, with a fairly respectable grade point average, but far from the top of the class.He doesn't say if he received a college student deferment during the Vietnam War. He says that his older brother, who was a student at the University of Michigan, received a low number in the first draft lottery in 1969 and was able to join the Navy for four years instead of being drafted, whereas he received a high number in the second draft lottery. He would have accepted his responsibility to fight had he been drafted, but he also voted for George McGovern, who was against the war. The Vietnam War was not a noble conflict in his book, America the Beautiful. It brought shame to our nation because of both the outcome and cause. In the summers after graduating high school, he worked as a clerk in the payroll office of Ford Motor Company and as a supervisor of a six-person crew picking up trash along the highway under a federal jobs program for inner-city students. At Yale, he worked as a student police aide.He said in his book that he was offered a scholarship to West Point. West Point has no record of him ever seeking admission. Cadets at the academy receive a free education and room and board if they commit to serve in the military for at least five years after graduation. The University of Michigan offered him a


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texts: scholarship. His staff said the scenario was similar to that of West Point, as he never applied for entry to the University of Michigan. Students were forced to take the exam again after exams for a Yale psychology course were inexplicably burned. The other students walked out in protest when they realized the retest was harder than the original.He said the instructor told him the retest was a hoax to find the most honest student in the class. A photographer for the Yale Daily News was present to take his picture, which appeared in the student newspaper with a story about the experiment. During the presidential campaign, doubts were raised about this story. According to the Wall Street Journal, Yale undergraduate courses were only identified with two digits in the early 1970s, and that there was no course called "Perceptions 301" at the time. "You know, when you write a book with a co-writer and you say that there was a class, a lot of time they'll put a number or something just to give it more meat." I'm not going to remember the course number. When he entered the University of Michigan Medical School in 1973, he struggled on his first set of comprehensive exams and was recommended to drop out or take a reduced academic load.His grades improved in his first year of medical school, as he continued with a regular academic load. By his second year of medical school, <mask> excelled academically because he rarely attended lectures and instead studied from 6a.m. to 11p.m. The University of Michigan Medical School has an M.D. He was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. After one year as a surgical intern and five years as a neurosurgery resident,


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texts: he became a chief resident in 1983. He worked at the Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in Nedlands, a suburb of Perth, Western Australia, for one year.In 1984 he was appointed the university's director of pediatric neurosurgery. He specialized in traumatic brain injuries, brain and spinal cord tumors, achondroplasia, neurological and congenital disorders, craniosynostosis, and trigeminal neuralgia. He said that he was a gifted surgeon because of his hand–eye coordination and three–dimensional reasoning. The revival of the hemispherectomy, a drastic surgical procedure in which part or all of one hemisphere of the brain is removed, was one of the things that <mask> was involved in. In the 1980s, he refined the procedure and performed it many times. Patrick and <mask>, who were conjoined at the back of the head, were separated in 1987. The twins had separate brains and the separation surgery held promise.The surgical team at the Children's Center practiced the surgery on two dolls. Two years after the procedure, the Binder twins were far from normal, with one in a vegetative state. Both twins became wards of the state after they were unable to talk or care for themselves. According to his uncle, Patrick Binder died sometime in the last decade. Similar twin separations were refined in subsequent decades after the Binder surgery. The 1997 conjoined-twin separation of Joseph and Luka Banda resulted in a normal neurological outcome. Iranian twins Ladan and Laleh Bijani died.A separation resulted in the death of one twin and the survival of the other, who is legally blind. According to The Washington Post, the Binder surgery "launched the stardom" of <mask>, who "walked out

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texts: of the operating room that day into a spotlight that has never dimmed", beginning with a press conference that was covered worldwide and created name recognition leading to publishing deals and a motivational speaking In order for the film to have its premiere in Baltimore, <mask> agreed to a brief appearance as the "head surgeon" in the movie. "I would much rather quit when I'm at the top of my game," he said in March. On July 1, his retirement became official. The company's belapectin is being developed as a treatment for NASH cirrhosis and in combination with immunotherapy for the treatment of cancer. Six bestselling books were published by Zondervan, an international Christian media and publishing company.The autobiography was published in 1992. He sees the stabilizing influence of religion as part of his personal philosophy of success. According to CNN, <mask> had an "extensive relationship" with a multi-level marketing company that produces supplements made from substances such as larch- tree bark. The speeches were given at company events. He has denied being paid to do anything else, saying he has been a "prolific speaker" who has addressed many groups. He credited the company's products with the disappearance of his cancer symptoms. During the presidential campaign in 2015, the nature of this relationship became an issue.In 2009, the company paid $7 million to settle a deceptive-marketing lawsuit in Texas over claims that its products could cure cancer. He was paid $42,000 for his most recent speech. His image appeared on the corporation's website in 2014, and in the same year, he praised their "glyconutrient" supplements in a PBS special that was


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texts: subsequently featured on the site. Three years ago he had an endowed chair bestowed upon him and it requires 2.5 million dollars to do it, but he said the company had donated funds to help him get it. In October 2015, <mask>'s campaign team said that there was no contribution from the company and that his statement had been a mistake. There was confusion. He was trying to raise money for the hospital and other things, but he got things mixed up.During the CNBC GOP debate on October 28, 2015, he was asked about his relationship with the company. "That's easy to answer," he said. I did not have any involvement with the company. Total propaganda. I gave speeches for them. I did paid speeches for other people. It's ridiculous to say I had any kind of relationship with them.Do I take the product? Yes. I think it is a good product. Politifact rated <mask>'s denial of any involvement as false, pointing to his paid speeches for Mannatech and his appearances in promotional videos in which he favorably reviewed its products, despite not being an official spokesman or sales associate. When CNBC said that he was on the website, he replied that he had not given his permission. He had previously said he was unaware of the company's legal history. In order to comply with federal campaign finance regulations, the company removed all references to <mask> before he announced his bid for the presidency.The Washington Times hired <mask> as a weekly opinion columnist. In October of 2013, Fox News hired <mask> as a contributor to provide analysis and commentary across the network's daytime and prime time programming, a relationship that lasted until the end of the year. In the event

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texts: that the incumbent Speaker of the House had to step down because of party disunion, some House Republicans approached <mask> about the possibility of his standing for Speaker of the House. The presidential candidate declined because of his campaign preparations. In October 2015, Paul Ryan was elected as the new Speaker. In financial disclosure forms, he and his wife reported income of between $8.9 million and $27 million from January to May 3, 2015, when he announced his presidential campaign. Between $1 million and $6 million in book royalties, between $200,000 and $2 million as a contributor to The Washington Times and Fox News, and between $2 million and $10 million as a member of the boards of the two companies were some of the things that <mask> received over that period.After serving on the board for more than 16 years, he resigned. The announcement of his US presidential bid was made in May 2015, while he was chairman of the Baltimore-based Vaccinogen. Vaccinogen had a Medical Advisory Board. After watching Republicans impeach President Clinton for perjury regarding an extramarital affair with Monica Lewinsky, <mask> changed his registration from a Republican to an independent. He said he saw a lot of hypocrisy in both parties. He said in February that he wasn't a member of any political party. He wrote in his book that it is a good idea for physicians, scientists, engineers, and others who are trained to make decisions based on facts and empirical data to get involved in the political arena.The National Prayer Breakfast had a keynote speaker. The speech was critical of the philosophy and policies of President Barack Obama, who was sitting 10 feet away,

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texts: and the event is normally a political one. He said that he didn't think the speech was political. "There are a number of policies that I don't believe lead to the growth of our nation and don't lead to the elevation of our nation," he said. I don't want to say that all of his policies are bad. An open and intelligent conversation is what I would like to see more of in this nation. <mask> was invited as a featured speaker at the Conservative Political Action Conference due to his sudden popularity among conservatives.He tied for seventh place in the Washington Times/CPAC Straw Poll with 4% of the votes. He was in third place with 9% of the vote in the CPAC straw poll, behind Cruz and Paul. He and Rick Santorum were both in the presidential straw poll at the Values Voter Summit and Santorum was the winner with 42% of the vote. He rejoined the Republican Party on November 4, 2014, because he was considering running for president in 2016 and it was a pragmatic move. In January 2015, The Weekly Standard reported that the Draft Carson Committee had raised $13 million by the end of the year, after the candidate came second in two different versions of a CNN/ORC poll. He got 10% to Romney's 20%, but in the same poll with Romney removed from the list, he got only 11% to Bush's 14%. According to the Wall Street Journal, the Draft Carson Committee had chairmen in all of Iowa's 99 counties, and that <mask> had recently led two separate Public Policy polls for the state of Pennsylvania.In two days, he was going to make a major announcement on his decision to enter the presidential race. On May 3, 2015, in an interview with a Cincinnati station, <mask> accidentally confirmed


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texts: his candidacy for president. The interview was broadcasted live on WPEC. The next day, May 4, 2015, at the Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts in his home town of Detroit, he officially announced his run for the Republican nomination in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. There was a choir singing "Lose Yourself" before the announcement speech. At one point, while announcing his candidacy after the song, he said: "I remember when our favorite drug dealer was killed." In October 2015, The 2016 Committee (formerly the Draft Carson Committee) announced it had received donations in mostly $100 increments from more than 200 small businesses around the country over the course of one week.According to Fox Business, "<mask>'s outsider status is growing his small business support base." "It's unbelievable the diversity of businesses that we are bringing on," said <mask>, a fundraiser for The 2016 Committee. We are seeing everything from doctors' offices to motorcycle repair shops. While he continued to participate in nationally televised Republican debates, it was noted that his political career had surged in polls and fundraising. The campaign brought about a decline in polls. The narrative of overcoming impossible odds as a child growing up in an impoverished, single-parent household to reach international prominence as a pediatric neurosurgeon is a key part of his presidential campaign. The Wall Street Journal said the narrative came under "the harsh scrutiny of presidential politics, where rivals and media hunt for discrepancies and omissions that can ruin a campaign".CNN characterized the core narrative as "acts of violence as an angry young man", followed by

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texts: a spiritual epiphany that transformed him into the "composed figure" he now portrays. There were allegations of discrepancies between documented facts and certain assertions in his autobiography that were dismissed by <mask> as a media "witch hunt". In order to bring some clarity to the claims currently being brought into question, the Detroit Free Press republished an article from 1988. In November 2015, a 60-second TV advertisement was aired by the campaign of <mask>, in which excerpts from his stump speech were intercut with a rap. The ads were aired in Atlanta, Detroit and Miami. There are people in the campaign who feel that is a good way to do things. I support them in doing that, but I probably would have taken a different approach.He said that the advertisement was done without his knowledge and that he was horrified by it. According to the New York Times, "<mask> has acknowledged being something of a novice on foreign affairs." In regards to the Ukrainian crisis, <mask> would send arms to the country to help it fight pro-Russian rebels. The Baltic states should get involved in NATO according to him. In a November 2015 Republican debate, <mask> said he would destroy the caliphate and make it look like it was a loser. He advocated capturing a big energy field outside of Anbar, Iraq, which he said could be accomplished easily. He claimed that the Chinese are in the Middle East.Is it necessary for a Palestinian state to be within the confines of Israeli territory, or can you slip that area down into Egypt? On March 2, following the Super Tuesday 2016 primaries, <mask> announced that he did not see a political path forward and would not attend the next

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texts: Republican debate in Detroit. He said that he would give more details later in the week. He decided to suspend his campaign and become the new national chairman of My Faith Votes, a group that encourages Christians to vote. The campaign spent $58 million. Most of the money went to political consultants. He wondered if his campaign was sabotaged from within.On March 11, 2016 a week after he ended his presidential campaign, he endorsed Trump, calling him part of "the voice of the people to be heard". The comments that Americans would have to support Trump for only four years if he wasn't a good president drew criticism and he admitted that he would have preferred another candidate. At the press conference, <mask> said that Trump had acerebral side. On April 25, <mask> expressed opposition to Tubman replacing Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill, though he indicated interest in Tubman having another tribute. In late April, <mask> wrote to the Nevada Republican Party, requesting the two delegates he won in Nevada be released and free to support whoever they want. On May 4, after Trump wrapped up the Republican nomination, he said that he would vet his vice-presidential pick. On the same day that he expressed interest in Ted Cruz serving as Attorney General of the United States, he also said in an interview that he would like to be nominated to the Supreme Court by the Trump administration.In an interview on May 6, <mask> said that Trump would consider a Democrat as his running mate, but that he wouldn't. It was later said that <mask> expected Trump to pick a Republican. The campaign confirmed that he was still involved in the vetting team, even though he was said to have


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texts: withdrawn from it in a May 10 interview. In an interview with The Washington Post, <mask> revealed a list of potential vice-presidential candidates. On May 16, <mask> said the media could not keep opinion out of reporting and that Walter Cronkite was a "left-wing radical". Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani supported Donald Trump at an event in Cleveland during the Republican National Convention. The total number of votes received by <mask> during the Republican primaries was 85,000.Seven delegates supported him at the Republican National Convention. Trump was elected president on November 8, 2016 after receiving the Republican nomination. After Donald Trump's win in the 2016 election, <mask> joined Trump's transition team as vice chairman. He was offered a position in the administration. An aide stated that the last thing he would want to do was take a position that could cripple the presidency. The position of Secretary of Health and Human Services was never offered to Dr. <mask>, according to his business manager. He accepted the position of Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.The position of Secretary of Housing and Urban Development was being nominated by Trump. <mask> was scrutinized by some housing advocates for his lack of relevant experience during the confirmation process. The nomination was approved by the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. Senate Democrats tried to block his nomination with a filibuster, but it failed and he was confirmed by a 58–41 vote the next day. The Department of Housing and Urban Development was described as "directionless" by The Economist. <mask>'s leadership was "inconspicuous and

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texts: inscrutable" because most of the top HUD positions were unfilled. According to The Economist, the governing principle at HUD is to take whatever the Obama administration was doing, and do the opposite.The HUD removed the words "inclusive" and "free from discrimination" from its mission statement after scaling back the enforcement of fair housing laws. HUD saw an exodus of career officials. On his first day as secretary, he saluted the work ethic of immigrants and compared them to slaves. The HUD spokesman said that no one thought that <mask> was equating voluntary immigration with slavery. <mask> was criticized for saying that the human brain was incapable of forgetting and could be stimulated into perfect recall. The Community Development Block Grant, which was praised in a trip to Detroit as HUD secretary, would be eliminated under the federal budget proposed by Trump. The proposed cuts were supported by a statement from <mask>.It was suggested that federal funds for housing in Detroit could be part of an infrastructure bill. At the National Low Income Housing Coalition conference in Washington in April of last year, <mask> said that housing funding would be included in an upcoming infrastructure bill from the Trump administration. The Department of Housing and Urban Development had increased public housing programs for the elderly, according to a report by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. <mask> Jr., a Baltimore businessman, was allowed by his father to participate in a HUD "listening tour" in Baltimore. According to internal documents obtained by The Washington Post under the Freedom of Information Act, the younger <mask> put people he'd

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texts: invited in touch with with his father's deputies, joined agency staff on official conference calls about the listening tour and copied his wife on related email exchanges. HUD's deputy general counsel for operations wrote in a memo that the involvement of the Secretary's son gave the appearance that he was using his position for his private gain. The wife, son, and daughter-in-law attended official meetings.The HUD inspector general's office confirmed in February of last year that it was looking into the role <mask>'s family played at the department. While being questioned by a U.S. Representative, <mask> confused the term "real estate owned" with a cookie and did not know what it stood for. On the Fox Business Network, he accused Democrats of following "Saul Alinsky" tactics. On March 1, 2020, the office of Vice President Mike Pence announced that <mask> had been added to the White House coronaviruses task force. After attending President Trump's Election Night party, <mask> tested positive for COVID-19. The founder of My Pillow, Inc. recommended that he treat himself with a Homeopathic Oleander extract, which he said caused his symptoms to disappear. The Food and Drug Administration rejected Oleander as a treatment for COVID-19 because it was unscientific.On November 20 he disclosed that he became extremely sick and attributed his recovery to the experimental antibody therapy of Regeneron. He said that the president gave him access to the drug. The office furnishings scandal resulted in the spending of up to $31,000 on a dining set for <mask>'s office. Helen Foster, a career HUD official, filed a complaint that she had been demoted from her position because


title: Ben Carson

texts: she refused to spend more than the legal limit for office redecorations. The purchase of the dining set was not involved in the affairs of the man, according to the man and his spokesman. The dining set was selected by <mask> and his wife. In testimony before the United States House Committee on Appropriations on March 20, 2018, he said that he had left it to his wife to decide on the dining room set and that he had "dismissed" himself from the decision to buy it.HUD's inspector general cleared <mask> of any wrongdoing. At a meeting in San Francisco in September, members of the Department of Housing and Urban Development accused <mask> of making transphobic remarks. One woman walked out of a homeless shelter after he warned that big, hairy men might enter. Both Kennedy and Wexton called for his resignation, but <mask> said the accusations were a "mischaracterization". A HUD spokesman said that <mask> does not use derogatory language. Any reporting to the contrary is false. The Carson Scholars Fund awards scholarships to students in grades 5–11 for "academic excellence and humanitarian qualities".A $1,000 scholarship is given to recipients of the Carson Scholars Fund. 6,700 scholarships have been awarded by it. The William E. Simon Prize for Philanthropic Leadership was awarded to <mask> in 2005. The American Cornerstone Institute is a conservative think tank that promotes "faith, liberty, community, and life". The ACI is dedicated to promoting and preserving individual and religious liberty, helping our country's most vulnerable find new hope, and developing methods to decrease the federal government's role in society. ACI will be a voice for reason and civility

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texts: in a nation that is increasingly devoid of common sense. The personal life of <mask> and his wife, fellow Detroit native Candy Rustin, began in 1971 as students at Yale University.In 1988 they moved to West Friendship, Maryland. The couple have three sons, as well as several grandchildren. Their oldest son, Murray, was born in Perth, Australia. In 1981 <mask>'s wife miscarried in the fifth month of her pregnancy after becoming pregnant with twins. The property that <mask> and Candy bought in 2001 is in Upperco, Maryland. On August 7, 2002, he underwent a two-hour operation after being diagnosed with prostrate cancer. The family moved to West Palm Beach, Florida.After his confirmation as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, he bought a $1.22 million home in Vienna, Virginia, and sold his West Palm Beach home for over $900,000. The Seventh-day Adventist Church has a couple of members. There is a Seventh-day Adventist Church in Detroit. He told the pastor at the Inkster, Michigan, church that he didn't understand his firstBaptism and wanted to bebaptized again. He taught at the Sabbath School in the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The church has told employees to be politically neutral. The United States will play a big role in the coming apocalypse, according to the beliefs of Seventh-day Adventists.He said he hopes he's not around anymore. In an interview with Couric, he said that Jesus Christ came to Earth to redeem the world through his sacrifice and that all people need his redemption. "You know, I see God as a very loving individual, and I don't believe in hell as understood by some Christians." He torments someone who only had a life of 60 or 70 years.

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texts: Even if they were evil. Is it possible that they were only evil for 80 years? This is in line with the teaching of the Adventists.Seventh-day Adventist theology includes belief in a reading of the first chapters of Genesis. "You know, I'm proud of the fact that I believe what God has said, and I've said many times that I'll defend it before anyone," he said. I will poke all kinds of holes in what they believe if they criticize the fact that I believe in a six-day creation. Donald Trump raised an issue about <mask>'s Adventism. Some Seventh-day Adventists argue that <mask>'s positions on gun rights, religious liberty, and the separation of church and state conflict with the teachings of the Seventh-day Adventists. The story of Joseph is set in the time of Egypt's Middle Kingdom, five centuries after the creation of the pyramids, but that doesn't mean that the pyramids weren't created by the biblical figure. He stood by his original statement when questioned about it again in 2015.He is a vegetarian and will eat dishes with milk, eggs, or cheese. He emphasized the environmental benefits of vegetarianism and said his main reason for becoming vegetarian was health concerns. He adopted his wife's vegetarianism because she does much of the cooking in their household, and because he had eaten little meat for aesthetic reasons as a child. He said in 1990 that it might take 20 years. Most people will stop eating meat eventually. Animals will exhale a sigh of relief. He is willing to occasionally eat chicken or turkey because he doesn't like eating pork.<mask> is a member of the American Academy of Achievement, Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society, and the Horatio


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texts: Alger Association ofDistinguished Americans. A number of national merit citations have been given to <mask>. Students interested in pursuing healthcare careers can attend the Dr. <mask> Carson High School of Science and Medicine. Detroit Receiving Hospital and Michigan State University are partnering with the school. The Award for Greatest Public Service Benefiting the Disadvantaged was given 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 He was elected as a Library of Congress Living Legend in 2001 on the occasion of the Library of Congress' 200th anniversary. He was appointed to the President's Council on Bioethics in 2004.The William E. Simon Prize was awarded to <mask> in 2005. He received the NAACP's highest honor for outstanding achievement, the Spingarn medal. The nation's highest civilian honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, was awarded to <mask> in 2008. The Ford's Theatre Lincoln Medal was awarded to <mask> in 2008 for demonstrating the qualities embodied by Lincoln through superior achievements. The U.S. News & World Report named him one of America's best leaders. He was elected into the National Academy of Sciences

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texts: Institute of Medicine in 2010, one of the highest honors in the field of health and medicine. The Daily Record, Baltimore's legal and business newspaper, gave the Influential Marylander Award to <mask>.In a poll of Americans conducted by Gallup, <mask> was ranked sixth on a list of the most admired persons. He is a fellow of the Yale Corporation. Five of the books with Cecil Murphey were number one on the New York Times bestsellers list for 20 weeks in a


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texts: <mask> was an American artist who represented Black history through art. <mask> was born in Columbus, Ohio, on May 14, 1952. One of the country's first federally funded metropolitan housing developments was where she was raised. The village was filled with Black cultural traditions such as storytellers, reverence for elders and promotion of creativity. Stories of Black history were passed down to her at an early age and she was eager to share them with her community and the world. <mask> was taught about the cruel system of slavery by her Aunt Annie. <mask>'s identity was formed by his family.Both of her parents were artists. Her father encouraged her to draw from the age of 3 and gave her opportunities to learn about her past. She was told to listen to music, read literature and create art every day. She was taught how to work with raw materials and scrap fabrics by her father. He taught her how to make a mud-like substance that she uses in her art. Her mother taught her how to sew. She was able to create depth and layers in her art because of the combination of skills and materials.<mask> didn't start speaking until she was 5 or 6 years old, and her only form of communication was drawing. At 9 years old, <mask> began to transform and record the culture of her people into works of art, and since then she has devoted her life to it. She used sketchbooks, journals and drawings to keep track of her work. <mask> received her formal art training at the Columbus Art School. She lived and worked in Columbus. She studied art history and philosophy at a number of

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texts: universities. She bought a house on Columbus's East Side in 1974 and turned it into her studio.<mask>'s art is always historical or geographically grounded. Her work ranges from drawings to sculptures. The idea and symbols of Africa are contained in the artist'sMemory Maps, which are multi-media constructions of appliquéd cloth panels. <mask> illustrated children's books to educate the next generation. RagGonNon created long pieces of fabric filled with diverse materials. The piece rags on and on is what the title RagGonNon refers to. The RagGonNon was 118 ft long and weighed 200 lbs.It took 25 years for the Water Street RagGonNon to show African Americans in Columbus. <mask> created art to record the missing pieces of Black history. The "African experience ofracism and discrimination" is the subject of her art. <mask> turned her ancestors' experiences of Black suffering and perseverance into art. SankoFA is an African concept of retrieving information from history in order to make progress for the future. <mask> was involved in the 1963 March on Washington that advocated for African American rights. Mediums <mask> included a lot of different materials in her work.Mud, pig grease, glue, twigs and lime are some of the materials used in her sculptures. She added music boxes into RagGonNons to bring them to life, and used beads and shells to demonstrate the connection to Black history. <mask>'s use of recycled materials was "ecological and practical". <mask> had a larger-than-life personality. The co-curator of the Columbus Museum of Art said that she was not

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texts: that person when most Black people were trying to fit in. <mask> was encouraged to travel to Africa by Kojo Kamau of Columbus' ACE Gallery, who created Art for Community Expression to raise money for artists to travel to Africa. <mask> was christened "Aminah" (derived from Aamina, mother of the Islamic prophet Muhamad) on her trip to Africa in 1979.She changed her name to include the forename. <mask> said that travelling enriched herself and her work. Every aspect of <mask>'s life was influenced by her dedication to art. <mask> was up with the sun, down late at night, sleeping only a few hours before starting again. <mask> received the Ohio Governor's Award for the visual arts in 1984. She was awarded agenius grant in 2004. The grant celebrates themes of family, ancestry, and the grandeur of simple objects in drawings, paintings, and large-scale, mixed-media assemblages.Her work can be seen at the Columbus Museum of Art, the Tacoma Art Museum, and the Brooklyn Museum. The Columbus Museum of Art held a retrospective of <mask>'s work in 2002. <mask> separated from <mask> in 1971. The son of the couple committed suicide in 1994. <mask> died of a heart problem on May 22, 2015. She left her stuff at the museum. The "Aminah <mask> Legacy project" was established by the museum to promote her work.The house was transformed into a residency area for Black Artists as part of the project. "Aminah <mask>: One Artist's Ties to Folklife and Folk Art", The Clarion, Summer 1989. Columbus College of Art and Design alumni, as well as Ohio State University alumni, have

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title: E. J. Pipkin

texts: <mask>, <mask>. was a Republican who was a member of the Maryland State Senate and represented Maryland's 36th Senate district. He worked in business finance in New York City before he was elected to the state senate. He founded an environmental group called "Citizens Against Bay Dumping" and was successful in lobbying for legislation that banned the irresponsible disposal of dredge spoils in the bay. <mask> lives in Dallas. He ran against Barbara Mikulski in 2004. He tried to run for Congress in Maryland's 1st congressional district, but lost the primary to Andy Harris. On August 5, <mask> said he would retire from the Senate to attend graduate school.<mask> grew up in Maryland and went to high school. He received his B.A. after attending Salisbury University. From a college. The University of Virginia gave him an M.B.A. <mask> plays golf. <mask>'s daughter is a skater. <mask> is an ice speed skater.Walter M. Baker had held that seat since 1979 and was the chairman of the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee. The only state senator who voted against banning open bay dumping was Baker. <mask> had a 24 percentage point victory over Baker. Since his arrival to the Senate, <mask> has authored legislation that includes creating a task force to bring broadband internet to his eastern shore constituents, creating a committee that will ensure responsible handling of taxpayer dollars by the state government, and advocating for an elected school board in Cecil County to increase public involvement <mask> was re-elected in 2010 with 63.7% of the vote. On August 5, <mask> announced that he would retire from the State Senate, effective the following week, to pursue a graduate degree in sports management at Southern Methodist University. <mask> ran against Barbara Mikulski in the U.S. Senate election in 2004.He ran ads with the slogan "who knew" that attacked Mikulski's policies. Mikulski was considered a favorite to hold a debate with <mask>. In 2003 there was a voting record. Employers who

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texts: provide daycare for their employees would get a tax credit under the bill sponsored by <mask>. He sponsored a permanent repeal of the estate tax in Maryland. In 2006 E.J. State property taxes and income taxes were reduced by <mask>.<mask> lives in Stevensville and has been affected by traffic congestion on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. The "Bay Bridge Users' Bill of Rights" failed to pass in the Maryland General Assembly in 2005. The bills would have made changes to the governing board of the MdTA, banned trucks from the bridge when one of its dual spans is carrying two-way traffic, and nixed tolls whenever backups extend beyond a certain point. <mask> was appointed by Governor <mask> to serve on the Bay Bridge Task Force to explore the possibility of building a new crossing of the bay. <mask> tried to pass parts of the Bay Bridge Users' Bill of Rights in the 2006 Maryland General Assembly session. One of the bills that passed that year made changes to the governing board of the MdTA. Three term limit of service, the addition of two appointed members, and the shortening of terms to four years are some of the things that have been added.Along with Mary Walkup. <mask> proposed a bill to remove the Baltimore County-Kent County crossing from the list of crossing locations that could potentially be studied in the future. The bill was re-introduced in 2007, but it did not pass. Senate Bill 168, signed into law as Chapter 24 of the Laws of Maryland, doubled the amount of violations fines that could be issued for overweight tractor-trailers crossing the bridge. The results of the race for Maryland State Senate in District 36. J<mask>, Rep. The 2004 Race for U.S. was lost 36.2%.Barbara A. Mikulski is a senator. 1,504,691 was won by 64.8%. Maria Allwine, Green, J<mask>, Rep. 24,816 were lost and 1.1% were lost. Robert Gemmill, II, Rep. had a 0.4% Lost. J<mask>, Rep. References and notes are External links.The issues <mask> for Senate Open Secrets: Maryland Senate Race 1956 births are living

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title: Hasui Kawase

texts: One of Japan's most important and prolific printmakers, he was an artist. He was a designer of the new prints movement, which depicted traditional subjects with a style influenced by Western art. Like many earlier ukiyo-e prints, <mask>'s works were landscapes, but with atmospheric effects and natural lighting. Over the course of nearly forty years, <mask> designed approximately 620 prints. His contribution to Japanese culture was recognized by the government at the end of his life. <mask> dreamed of an art career when he was a child. Kanagaki Robun was a Japanese author and journalist who produced the first Manga magazine.<mask> attended the school of the painter Aoyagi Bokusen. He studied brush painting with Araki Kanyu and sketched from nature. He was freed from the family rope and thread wholesaling business when he was 26 after his parents filed for bankruptcy. He wanted to teach him, but Kaburagi encouraged him to study Western-style painting, which he did for two years. He was accepted as a student by Kaburagi two years later. He was given the name <mask>, which means "water gushing from a spring", and derives from his elementary school and an ideogram of his family name. Shzabur Watanabe, Shinsui's publisher, had <mask> design three prints that were published in August 1918.The series Twelve Views of Tokyo, Eight Views of the Southeast, and the first Souvenirs of Travel of 16 prints each issued two prints at a time. The woodblocks for the unfinished prints and <mask>'s sketchbooks were destroyed in the 1923 Great Kant earthquake. After travelling the Hokuriku, San'in, and San'y regions in 1923, <mask> created his

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texts: third Souvenirs of Travel series. At the studio of Kiyokata Kaburagi, Kawase studied ukiyo-e and Japanese style painting. In the last few years of the Meiji period and early Taish period, he made watercolors of actors, everyday life and landscapes, many of which were published as illustrations in books and magazines. Shzabur Watanabe, publisher and advocate of the shin-hanga movement, worked closely with <mask> during his artistic career. His works were well-known in the West through Robert O. Muller.He was named a Japanese Living National Treasure. In 1953, the Committee for the Preservation of Intangible Cultural Treasures intended to honor traditional printmaking with awards to <mask> and Ito Shinsui. Objections were raised over singling out individual participants for recognition because the artists' work necessitated collaboration between designer, engraver, and printer. They commissioned the artists to make new prints, which were carefully documented. One of the people who recorded the process was <mask>'s biographer. On November 27, 1957, <mask> died. Over the course of his career, he created around 620 prints.The first catalogue raisonné was compiled by Narazaki in 1979. An exhibition of his prints was held in Tokyo in 1982. "Kawase Hasui: The End of the Line For Ukiyo-e" was the title of the catalogue. His works are in several museums worldwide, including the British Museum, the Toledo Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum, the Indianapolis Museum of Art, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Portland Art Museum, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. During his travels around Japan,

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texts: Style Kawase made sketches and watercolors that were used to make landscape and townscape prints. His prints are not just famous places, they are typical of earlier ukiyo-e masters such as Hiroshige and Katsushika Hokusai. In urbanizing Japan, there are places that are tranquil and obscure.<mask> designed the first falling snow print in 1920. His snow scenes are some of the best. The artisans used to complain in his earlier works. <mask> considered himself a realist and used his training in Western painting in his compositions. Like Hiroshige, he made travel and landscape prints, though his subjects were less known locations rendered with naturalistic light, shade, and texture, without the caption and titles that were standard in prints of Hiroshige's age. Many of the watercolors are linked to woodblock prints. He made oil paintings, traditional hanging scrolls, and a few bybu.Important works in the gallery include Twelve Scenes of Tokyo, Selected Views of Japan, and Souvenirs of Travel. I was published in 1919–1920. Many of the prints are reprinted in 1960 after the death of the author. It is not common to number the prints in Japan. "5th of 100". The Temple Honmonji woodblock print is in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. The Complete Woodblock Prints was written by <mask> <mask>.Hotei Publishing was in Amsterdam in 2003 Brown is the name of the person. Water and Shadow was written by <mask> <mask>. The Museum of Fine Arts in Virginia. Muneshige, Narazaki. There is a mokuhanga shu. Mainichi shinbunsha, 1979.The Lavenberg Collection of Japanese Prints Ayumi Ohashi Reprinting Hasui's Lake Kawaguchi Video can be found

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title: John Robilette

texts: <mask> is a musician. His international concert career has included performances in 24 countries, including the United States, Russia, the Netherlands, England, France, Switzerland and Austria. He has performed at The Wigmore Hall and Saint John Smith's Square in London, as well as the Kennedy Center and the Coolidge Auditorium of the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. He has made commercial recordings that have been well received. He has covered Mozart to Saint-Sans, with renditions of major piano concertos including: Beethoven, Schumann, Franck and Saint-Sans. The emotional and romantic warmth of his playing, as well as the elegance and generosity of expression, have led some critics to think that he is a descendant of the golden age of piano playing. He has represented the United States as a cultural ambassador on world tours to Europe and South America in 1987 and 1988, and has since performed in the residencies of American ambassadors.Born in Chicago, Illinois, and raised in Wisconsin, Robilette began his studies in the Midwest with a teacher. He studied at the cole Normale de Musique in Paris, France, with Madameurret de Guraldi. The link between the interpretive style of two of the greatest pianists of the first half of the twentieth century was established when he went to Los Angeles to study with Aube Tzerko. Robilette was awarded three public performances of chamber music at the Tanglewood Summer Music Festival in 1974 after being chosen as a Tanglewood Fellow. Robilette was sponsored by people in Hollywood and Switzerland to return to Europe for further study. William Masselos taught Robilette how to play the piano while he was at the Catholic University of America. The Arts and Music to U.S. public diplomacy and cultural exchange was created by <mask>, who was a close friend

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texts: of Ronald Reagan.After establishing this federal program, <mask> directed it for seven years and extended it to 63 countries. The program sent unrecognized American classical musicians to perform on concert tours throughout the world as part of American public diplomacy. Musical America said that it is doubtful if any federal program in this century has proven more cost-effective, after the program was honored in the East Room of the White House. American composers were commissioned to write pieces for the tours. Some of the composers included were: Morton Gould, Norman Dello Joio, George Rochberg, Robert Muczynski, William Mayer, George Perle and Lukas Foss. The Library of Congress houses their manuscripts. In 2002, he was asked to design and oversee a live concert series at the Voice of America in Washington, D.C., in celebration of the VOA's 60th anniversary of broadcasting.The series was broadcasted to thirty million people throughout the world. It was called an "artistically distinguished lunchtime recital series" by the Washington Post. Robilette organized "The Power of Great Music in the Revival of US Public Diplomacy" at the Library of Congress in 2005. The evening featured many distinguished cultural icons and political leaders of the United States who called on the American government to do more in using music to create understanding between people. The roster is made up of sterling Americans such as <mask>, the great pianist who performed that evening and started the original program, wrote Georgie Anne Geyer, the syndicated columnist. He has taught master classes in the US at Rice University, the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, and George Washington University. He worked on the piano faculties at Westchester University in Pennsylvania and The Catholic University of

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title: Roderick Strong

texts: A professional wrestler by the name of <mask>, who was born July 26, 1983, is currently signed to the World Wrestling Federation. He is known for his 13-year tenure with Ring of Honor, where he was a one-time Ring of Honor World Championship, a two-time Ring of Honor World Television Championship, and a one-time Ring of Honor World Tag Team Championship with Austin Aries. He was known as The Jester on the independent circuit before changing to his current name. He worked for both IPW Hardcore and NWA Florida. In 2004, <mask> joined forces with four other people. As part of Generation Next, <mask> won the World Tag Team Championship. <mask> formed a new group, the No Remorse Corps, with two other people.He was competing for both FIP and PWG during this time. <mask> had a brief stint in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling in 2005. In FIP, he won the World Heavyweight Championship three times and the Tag Team Championship twice. He is a one-time World Champion and a three-time World Tag Team Champion, having held the title with Davey Richards, Pac, and Jack Evans respectively. He is the only wrestler to win PWG's annual Dynamite Duumvirate Tag Team Title Tournament with two different partners. After joining

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texts: trained by his father and a number of other wrestlers in Florida and was the Jester on the Floridian independent circuit in 2000. The twenty-man cruiserweight Battle royal was Strong's first match for the Independent Professional Wrestling promotion.The Kamikaze Kid and Kid Lethal were one-third of a stable known as "Risk Factor". The Strong Brothers defeated Wrongful Death for the IPW Tag Team Championship on June 28, 2002. They held the title until September 20, when they lost to Naturally Marvelous in a steel cage match in which <mask> suffered a concussion. After the Strong Brothers lost a number of matches, <mask> turned into a villain and aligned himself with the Alliance of Defiance. <mask> started working for NWA Florida after working for IPW for two years. The Florida Unified Cruiserweight Championship was won by <mask>. The Florida Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship was renamed after <mask>.He lost the title to Jerrelle Clark in a four-way match. Clark relinquished the title on January 10, 2004, after winning the NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship, and <mask> defeated Batts for the vacant title on February 21 in the New Alhambra Sports and Entertainment Center in Philadelphia,

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texts: Pennsylvania. He lost the title in New Port Richey, Florida. The head trainer of the territory's wrestling school was <mask>. On January 13, 2005, <mask> appeared in a World Wrestling Entertainment show. <mask> was defeated in the "3-Minute Hometown Hero Challenge" by Kurt Angle. In September of 2003 <mask> joined the Ring of Honor promotion.On May 22, 2004, he formed a stable called Generation Next with four other people. The future of wrestling was declared by Generation Next. They defeated several others, including CM Punk, at The Midnight Express Reunion. While acting as the enforcer of Generation Next, <mask> began punctuating his ring style with stiff offense. He formed a tag team with Evans and Evans and then threw him out when he refused to resign as leader. <mask> and Evans were unable to win the title. After winning the 2005 Survival of the Fittest, <mask> earned himself a shot at the World Championship in the future.Jade Chung aligned herself with <mask> after he defeated Jimmy Rave. <mask> won his last match for Ring of Honor before returning to World Wrestling Entertainment. He called <mask> the "MVP" of Ring of Honor in a farewell speech after the match. On October 29 and November 5,

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texts: <mask> lost to Bryan Danielson in a match that lasted over 45 minutes. On March 31 in Chicago, <mask> faced Bryan Danielson for the third time, with a time limit of 60 minutes, but Danielson rolled <mask> up for the victory. <mask> and Aries won the World Tag Team Championship at the Final Battle in 2005. They were defeated by The Kings of Wrestling on September 16, 2006).<mask> and Richards formed a new group called the No Remorse Corps. The No Remorse Corps had a feud with The Resilience. Matt Cross and Erick Stevens joined The Resilience. <mask> lost his Iron Man match to Reckless Abandon in a 30-minute match at the end of the feud, which was dominated by the NRC. <mask> feuded with Stevens over the FIP title. Stevens won the title at Final Battle 2007, but <mask> won it back at FIP Redefined. He continued to hold onto the belt in several matches with Stevens, and won a Fight Without Honor against Stevens at ROH Respect is Earned II by superplexing Stevens off a ladder through two tables.He lost the FIP title to Stevens in a dog collar match at FIP Hot Summer Nights 2008. At Respect is Earned II, <mask> joined Sweet and Sour Inc., and was chosen as a judge for the Tyler Black/Austin Aries match.

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texts: Black promised that <mask> would be given a championship match if he won the title. Truth Martini was <mask>'s new manager on May 22, 2010. At the following pay-per-view, Death Before Dishonor VIII, <mask> defeated Colt Cabana, Steve Corino, Shawn Daivari, Tyson Dux and Eddie Edwards in a gauntlet match, with an assist from Martini, to earn the right to challenge for the ROH World Championship. On September 11, 2010, at Glory By Honor IX, <mask> defeated Tyler Black in a No Disqualification match to win the ROH World Championship for the first time. He took a brief leave of absence from Ring of Honor to travel to Pro Wrestling Noah with Eddie Edwards to compete in the Junior Tag League.<mask> signed a new contract with the promotion on March 2, 2011. On March 19 <mask> lost the World Championship to Eddie Edwards. <mask> and Richards faced each other again on April 1 at Honor Takes Center Stage. Richards defeated <mask> by making him submit to an Ankle Lock. <mask> lost to El Generico on the second night of the iPPV. After the match, Generico was attacked by <mask>'s teammate from the House of Truth, Michael Elgin. Christopher Daniels joined the House of Truth after hitting Generico with the Book