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texts: was bankrupt within a year. The family lived in poverty. The death of her sister Helen had a profound effect on the survivor's outlook. He was the last child of Rebecca and Gottlob. She died at seventeen months.The 'Prelude' of From Man to Man was dedicated to her daughter, who died shortly after her birth. In a number of letters, Schreiner talks about the death of her friend,Ellie, as a turning point in her life. "I think I first had this feeling with regard to death when my favourite little sister died when I was nine years old," Schreiner wrote in a letter to John T. Lloyd of 1892. I used to sit by her grave for hours, as it was impossible for me to accept the doctrine that she was living without a body. Schreiner and two of her siblings lived with their older brother when he was the head of the school. She received formal education for the first time at his school. She was not as happy in Cradock as she had been in other places.Like many Victorians, <mask> questioned the Christianity of her parents, and it was the cause of many arguments with her family. <mask> became a governess when Theo and her brother moved to Griqualand West. She met Willie Bertram on the way to Barkly East and he gave her a copy of Herbert Spencer's First Principles. She was going to be profoundly impacted by this text. Spencer argued for a belief in an absolute that was beyond the scope of human knowledge and conception. This belief was founded in nature and a teleological universe, both of which <mask> was to appropriate

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texts: for herself in her attempts to create a morality free of organised religion. After this meeting, <mask> traveled from place to place, accepting posts as a governess with various families, but later leaving them because of personal conflict with her employers.She had an unusual view of religion. Her apostasy didn't sit well with the traditional farm folk she worked with. She was somewhat unconventional in her relationships, for she was uncertain as to how to relate sexually to her male employers in many cases, and men in general. As far as <mask>'s sexuality is concerned, however open she was for her time, this was merely relative, and the information that may be used as the primary evidence. She returned to live with her parents and brothers after their engagement did not last long. She began writing seriously after reading a lot. At this time, she started Undine.She may have been attracted to Gau, as to other men, for his dominant personality, maturity, and physical appearance, like that of Undine. <mask> was forced to return to her nomadic lifestyle after she returned to her parents in 1874. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask> had to return to work to support her parents because they were no longer financially secure. Over the next few years, she accepted the position of governess at a number of farms, most notably the Fouchés, who provided inspiration for certain aspects of The Story of an African Farm, which she published under the pseudonym "Ralph Iron", as well as a small collection of stories Olive's real ambitions were not in the direction of writing. She never had enough money to pay for the training she needed to become a doctor.She decided to become a nurse because she didn't have to pay anything. She applied to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh in Scotland after saving enough money for an overseas trip. She traveled to England in the 19th century. She was never able to realise her dream of becoming a doctor because of her ill-health. She conceded that writing would be her sole work in life. She still had a passion to heal society's ills and was determined to use her pen to do so. The way in which Her Story of an African Farm tackled the issues of its day was praised.It was the cause of one of her most significant and long- lasting friends, as the renowned sexologist wrote to her about


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texts: for treatment after the outbreak of World War I. She started a book on war, which was abbreviated and published as The Dawn of Civilisation, because she was in contact with Gandhi and other prominent activists. She was going to finish this book. She died in her sleep in a boarding house after returning home from the war. She was buried in the town.After the death of her husband, her body was exhumed and she was reburied atop a mountain on a farm in the Eastern Cape. The political situation in Cape Colony, 1895, is one of the works that was selected. South African political history, 'New Women' writers, international social movements, and feminist social theory are some of the topics covered in the letters. The OSLO edition provides; full diplomatic transcriptions, including omissions, insertions, and'mistakes', extensive full-text search facilities, topic collections of Schreiner letters, and a 'dramatis personae' providing bibliographical information on Schreiner's correspondents and many other The audio book Story of an African Farm was written by Carolyn Burdett. The Work of Making and the Work it Does: Cultural Sociology and 'Bringing- Into- Being' the Cultural Assemblage of the <mask> Letters' was published in Cultural Sociology. 'I Just Express My Views and Leave Them to Work': <mask>er as a Feminist Protagonist in a Masculine Political Landscape with Figures' was written by Liz Stanley and Helen Dampier.It was published in Gender and History. The November 2012 issue of 24, Issue 3. The OSLP

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texts: Working Papers on Letters, Letterness & Epistolary Networks No 3 were published by the University of Edinburgh. Stanley, L., Dampier, H., and Salter, A. wrote '<mask>er Globalising Social Inquiry: A Feminist Analytics of Globalization' in The Sociological Review. An article titled "Her letters cut are generally nothing of interest" was published in English in Africa. The 7th and 24th were the last ones. Ann Heilmans' New Woman Strategies: Sarah Grand, <mask>er, and Mona Caird was published in 2004.Liz Stanley's article, 'Shadows lying across her pages: epistolary aspects of reading 'the eventful I' in <mask>er's letters' was published in 2002. The Progress of Feminism: Evolution, Gender and Empire was written by Carolyn Burdett. 40, No. 3 was published in the spring of 1997. There are 18 pages. Ruth Parkin-Gounelas wrote a novel about the life of <mask>er. The University of the Free State is located in Free State.Heretics, a collection of essays by G.K. Chesterton was published in 1905 and praises her as a fierce, brilliant, and realistic novelist. With the novelists whose pity is cruel, her literary kinship is with them. The one English colonial who is not conventional is <mask>. Schreiner's life in South Africa can be found at zar.co.za. Undine. New York And London:Harper & Bros., 1928, has an introduction by S.C. Cronwright-Schreiner. Victorian Women Writers Project births 1920 deaths South African feminists, South African pacifists, South African people of German descent and South African people

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texts: <mask> is a professor at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience at King's College London. She is a consultant psychologist for the National Eating Disorder Service in London. Her main research interests include cultural differences in illness presentations, cognitive profiles in eating disorders, and experimental work in emotion processing and translation research from experimental findings to real clinical practice. Tchanturia has a particular interest in women's mental health and has pioneered the novel pathway for the autism spectrum condition. <mask> obtained her undergraduate degree in General and Experimental Psychology and her PhD in Experimental Psychology from Tbilisi State University in Georgia in 1977. She was awarded a fellowship of the British Psychological Society in 2014; she relocated to London in 1997 and was accredited as a clinical psychologist in 2001. In 1995 Tchanturia became an associate professor at Tbilisi State University.She became a clinical research fellow at the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London in 1998. In 2004, she became a lecturer in Mental Health Studies and Eating Disorders at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience. The cognitive and socio-emotional aspects of eating disorders are the focus of Tchanturia's research. She has adapted a cognitive training programme for eating disorders to address inflexible and overly detail focused cognitive styles in patients with eating disorders. There are patients with eating disorders. The South London and Maudsley National Eating Disorders Service has a novel clinical pathway for patients with eating disorders. Tchanturia worked as a clinical psychologist from 1982 to 1985.She was appointed as a Consultant Clinical Psychologist for the Outpatient Department of the Institute of Psychiatry. From 1998-2003, Tchanturia worked as a Clinical Research Fellow at Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King's College London. She is currently employed in this role as a Consultant Clinical Psychologist for the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust. Tchanturia's research paved the way for the extensive research at the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust eating disorders service. A research done in

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texts: her lab found an overlap between eating disorders and found that over 30% of women with an eating disorder have a comorbid eating disorder. Women in eating disorder services who have other eating disorders fail to receive appropriate treatment. Tchanturia and colleagues have developed and implemented a novel clinical pathway tailored to the needs of patients with eating disorders.The Health Foundation funded the pathway. The novel pathway was developed using the Institute for healthcare's Model of Improvement methodology, using an iterative Plan, Do, Study, Act (PDSA) format to introduce change and to co-produce the work with their main stakeholders. Tchanturia and colleagues collaborated with people with lived experience, carers, and clinicians from the National Eating Disorder Service to develop the PEACE clinical pathway based on findings from their qualitative studies. "Pathway for Eating disorders and Autism developed from Clinical Experience" is what the PEACE acronym stands for. Tchanturia has used a variety of means to spread her findings, including a book, peer-reviewed publications, social media platforms, conferences around the world, interviews with the media and a website. There are a number of free resources on the website for the three main stakeholders. A carers forum is also included.<mask> has written several books about eating disorders treatment. Supporting People with Eating Disorders: A Guide to Adapting Treatment and Supporting Recovery will be published in March of 2021. Tchanturia has over 200 peer-reviewed journal articles. Her H index in 2020 is 54 and her work has accumulated over 9,800 citations. Tchanturia received an award for her research in South Australia. She was the recipient of the Service User Award for Best Psychological Service in the South London and Maudsley NHS Trust in 2015. Tchanturia received the Leadership Award in Research from the Academy of Eating Disorders.Tchanturia received several awards while at King's College London, including the Best Contribution to Postgraduate Student Experience in 2012 and 2019. She is the recipient of research funding from a number of organizations. British women are academics at King's College London and Georgian women are academics at Georgia State


title: Robert Pickton

texts: <mask>Willy" <mask> is a Canadian serial killer. He is thought to be one of the most prolific serial killers in Canadian history. After dropping out of school, <mask> left a butcher's apprenticeship to work full-time at his family's pig farm. He is thought to have started his murders in the early 1980s after taking over the farm. He was arrested in 2002 for the murders of six women and was the subject of a lengthy investigation that yielded evidence of many other murders. The Crown stayed the charges against <mask> in 2010 after he was charged with the deaths of more women. <mask> was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 25 years, the longest possible sentence for second-degree murder under Canadian law at the time he was sentenced.During the trial's first day of jury evidence, the Crown stated that <mask> had confessed to 49 murders to an undercover agent from the Office of Inspector General, who was posing as a cellmate. <mask> told the officer that he wanted to kill another woman to make it 50, and that he was caught because he was "sloppy". <mask> <mask> was the son of Leonard and <mask> and was born in 1896. His parents thought that the family pig farm would be inappropriate to raise a lady so they sent Linda to live with relatives. At an early age, <mask> and David worked at the farm. Louise prioritized pigs over the brothers' personal hygiene and forced them to work long hours raising the farm's livestock. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217<mask> had little interaction with his father and was very close to his mother. He used his savings to buy a calf which became his pet. He was told by his mother to check the barn after he failed to find it after school. <mask> dropped out of school at the age of fourteen to become a butcher's apprenticeship. He left his apprenticeship in 1970 to work full time on the family farm. His father died in 1978 and his mother died the following year, leaving the farm to <mask> and his two siblings. David took over the house and <mask> began running the farm on his own, even though Linda and David did not want the farm.Bill Hiscox, who worked at the farm, described <mask> as a pretty quiet guy who would draw attention to himself, despite no evidence of substance abuse. The site's farming operations were neglected by the <mask> brothers. They registered a non-profit charity, the Piggy Palace Good Times Society, with the Canadian government in 1996, claiming to "organize, co-ordinate, manage and operate special events, functions, dances, shows and exhibitions on behalf of service organizations, sports organizations and other worthy groups". raves and wild parties featuring sex

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texts: workers from Canada and the US were held on the farm at 953 Dominion Avenue in Port Coquitlam. There were as many as 2,000 people at these events. The Hells Angels were frequent visitors to the farm. On March 23, 1997, <mask> was charged with the attempted murder of Wendy Lynn Eistetter, whom he had stabbed several times during an altercation at the farm.Eistetter had told police that <mask> had handcuffed her and that she had escaped. She said she disarmed him and stabbed him. <mask> went to Eagle Ridge Hospital, while Eistetter went to the emergency room. He was released on a bond. January 1998 was when the charge was dismissed. The Pickton's were sued by Port Coquitlam officials because they neglected the agriculture for which it had beenzoned and had changed a large farm building on the land for the purpose of holding dances, concerts and other recreations. The police were authorized to arrest and remove any person from future events at the farm after the Pickton's ignored the legal pressure and held a 1998 New Year's Eve party.The society's non-profit status was taken away due to inability to produce financial statements. It was subsequently dismantled. Over the course of three years, Hiscox noticed that women who visited the farm went missing. On February 6, 2002, police executed a search warrant for illegal firearms. <mask> and <mask> were arrested and police obtained a second warrant to search the farm as part of the BC Missing Women Investigation. The farm where personal items belonging to missing women were found was sealed off by members of the task force. <mask> was charged with weapons offenses the next day.<mask> was kept under police watch. On February

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texts: 22 2002, <mask> was arrested and charged with two counts of first degree murder. Three more charges were added for the murders of Diane Rock and Heather Bottomley. The sixth and seventh charges for the murder of Joesbury were laid on April 9. Four more charges were added for the deaths of five people. Four more charges were laid on October 3, bringing the total to fifteen. This was the largest investigation of a serial killer in Canadian history.On May 26, 2005, twelve more charges were laid against <mask> for the murders of Cara Ellis, Tiffany Drew, Kerry Koski, Sarah de Vries, Cynthia Feliks, and Diana Melnick. The cost of the investigation is estimated to have been C$70 million by the end of 2003 according to the provincial government. The Crown in British Columbia has a lien on the property. The buildings on the property had been demolished. It was difficult to analyze the bodies because they could have been eaten by insects or pigs on the farm. During the early days of the excavations, forensic anthropologists brought in heavy equipment, including two 50-foot (15-metre) flat conveyor belts and soil sifters, to find human remains. On March 10, 2004, the government revealed that <mask> may have ground up human flesh and mixed it with pork that he sold to the public; the province's health authority later issued a warning.He is said to have fed the bodies to his pigs. The testimony from the preliminary inquiry was covered by a publication ban until 2010. At the inquiry, it was revealed that <mask> had been charged with attempted murder in connection with the 1997 stabbing of sex worker Wendy Lynn Eistetter. At the inquiry, Eistetter testified that after <mask> had

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texts: sex with her, he stabbed her in the abdomen with a handcuff on her left hand. She stabbed Pickton. At the same hospital, staff used a key they found in <mask>'s pocket to remove handcuffs from the woman's wrist. The attempted-murder charge against <mask> was stayed because the woman had drug addiction issues.The clothes and rubber boots <mask> had been wearing that evening were seized by police and left in a storage locker for seven years. The items seized from Pickton in 1997 had the DNA of two women on them. In 1998, a call was made to the police tip line stating that <mask> should be investigated in the case of the women's disappearances. After the 2002 search of <mask>'s farm by the Mounties, he was able to attract enough police resources and attention to the case. Canadian police received a tip in 1999 that <mask> had a freezer filled with human flesh. Although they interviewed <mask>, who denied killing the women, and obtained his consent to search his farm, the police didn't conduct a search at the time. On January 30, 2006 the trial of <mask> began.In the Supreme Court of British Columbia, <mask> pleaded not guilty to 27 charges of first-degree murder. It took most of the year to figure out what evidence would be allowed in the trial. Reporters were not allowed to reveal any of the arguments. Justice James Williams rejected one of the 27 counts due to lack of evidence. The charges were split into two groups on August 9 by Justice Williams. There were six counts in the trial. There were 20 counts that could have been heard in a separate trial.Because of the publication ban, full details of the decision are not publicly available, but the judge has explained

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texts: that trying all 26 charges at once would put an unreasonable burden on the jury, as the trial could last up to two years. It would have increased the chance of a mistrial. The six counts the judge chose had different evidence than the other 20. The case agent for the investigation was R.J.McDougald. The jury trial of the first six counts was supposed to start on January 8, 2007, but was delayed to January 22. <mask> was charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of eight people. The media ban was lifted, and for the first time Canadians heard the details of what was found during the long investigation: skulls cut in half with hands and feet stuffed inside; the remains of one victim found stuffed in a garbage bag, and her blood-stained clothing found in <mask>'In a videotaped recording played for the jury, <mask> claimed to have attached the dildo to his weapon as a makeshift silencer. During <mask>'s trial, lab staff testified that about 80 unidentified DNA profiles, roughly half male and half female, have been detected on evidence. There was a loaded revolver with a dildo over the barrel and one round fired in Pickton's trailer. Scott Chubb said Pickton told him a good way to kill a heroin user was to inject her with washer fluid. A second tape was played for Pickton, in which an associate named Andrew Bellwood said Pickton talked about killing sex workers and feeding them pigs. There were photos of the contents of a garbage can found in Pickton's slaughter house. In October 2007, a juror was accused of making up her mind that Pickton was innocent.The judge questioned the juror, asking if he was certain that <mask> was innocent. That the court system had made a

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texts: mistake. The juror denied this completely. She could remain on the jury since it wasn't proven that she made the statements. The jury deliberations were suspended on December 6, 2007, after Justice James Williams discovered an error in his charge. The jury asked Justice James if they could find <mask> guilty if they inferred that he acted indirectly. The jury found <mask> not guilty on six counts of first-degree murder, but guilty on six counts of second-degree murder.A life sentence with no possibility of parole for a period between 10 and 25 years is imposed on a second-degree murder conviction. On December 11, 2007, after reading 18 victim impact statements, British Columbia Supreme Court Judge James Williams sentenced Pickton to life with no possibility of parole for 25 years, the maximum punishment for second-degree murder, and equal to the sentence which would have been imposed for a first-degree murder conviction Mr. <mask>'s conduct was intolerable. Justice Williams said what happened to the victims was "senseless and despicable." The B.C. Court of Appeal. In June 2009, the Court of Appeal rendered judgement on two appeals, one brought by the Crown and the other by the defence. On January 7, 2008, the Attorney General of British Columbia filed an appeal against Pickton's acquittals.The grounds of appeal relate to a number of evidentiary rulings made by the trial judge, certain aspects of the trial judge's jury instructions, and the ruling to sever the six charges <mask> was tried on from the remaining twenty. Some relatives of the victims were taken aback by the announcement of a Crown appeal, especially since the Attorney-General had said a few days earlier

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texts: that the prosecution would likely not appeal. Although <mask> was acquitted on the first-degree murder charges, he was convicted of second-degree murder and received the same sentence as he would have on first-degree murder convictions. The relatives of the victims were concerned that the convictions would be jeopardized if the trial judge made errors. The Attorney-General did not inform the families of the victims in advance. The victims' families were not informed of the appeal before it was made public. The appeal was filed in anticipation of an appeal by the defence.If <mask> is allowed to appeal his convictions, the prosecution will want to hold a new trial on the 26 charges of first-degree murder. The Crown wouldn't be allowed to do that unless it successfully appealed the first-degree murder charges and the severance of the 26 counts into one group of six and twenty. The time period for the Crown to appeal expired 30 days after the verdicts were rendered, while the time period for the defence to appeal expired 30 days after <mask> was sentenced. Even though the Crown appeal is intended to be dependent on an appeal by the defence, it was announced first. The Crown could have withdrawn its appeal if the defence had not filed an appeal. On January 9, 2008, lawyers for <mask> filed a notice of appeal in the British Columbia Court of Appeal. The lawyer who represented <mask> on the appeal was a prosecutor in the 1970s.The main charge to the jury, the response to the jurors, amending the jury charge, and <mask>'s statements to the police were all alleged to be wrong by the defence in the notice of appeal. The British Columbia Court of Appeal issued its decisions on

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texts: June 25, 2009, but some of them were not made public because of publication bans. The defence appeal was dismissed by a 2:1 majority. <mask> was allowed to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada because of a dissent on a point of law. His notice of appeal was filed in Canada. The trial judge's exclusion of some evidence and severing of the 26 counts into one group of 20 counts and one group of six was found to be wrong by the Court of Appeal. The conviction on the six counts of second degree murder would not be set aside because the order resulting from this finding was stayed.On June 26, 2009, <mask>'s lawyers confirmed that they would appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada. The British Columbia Court of Appeal dissented in the appeal. While <mask> had an automatic right to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada based on the legal issues that Justice Donald had dissented on, <mask>'s lawyers applied to the Supreme Court of Canada for leave to appeal on other issues as well. The Supreme Court of Canada granted leave to appeal on November 26, 2009. The effect was to allow <mask> to raise arguments that had been rejected in the B.C. Arguments that had been rejected by the 2–1 majority are included in the Court of Appeal. The Supreme Court of Canada upheld <mask>'s convictions after dismissing his appeal.The justices of the Supreme Court of Canada unanimously rejected the argument for a new trial for Pickton. In its legal analysis of the case, the Supreme Court split six to three. The issue was whether the trial judge made a legal error in his instructions to the jury, and in particular in his "re-instruction" responding to the jury's question about <mask>'s liability if

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texts: he was not the only person involved. The trial judge's response to the question posed by the jury did not affect the fairness of the trial. She found that the trial judge's overall instructions with respect to other suspects "compendiously captured the alternative routes to liability that were realistic in issue in this trial." The jury was told that it could convict Mr. <mask> if the Crown proved the level of participation and intent. The jury was not properly informed of the legal principles which would have allowed them to consider evidence of Mr. Pickton's aid and encouragement to an unknown shooter.LeBel J. would not have allowed <mask>'s convictions to be overturned. The prosecution of the other murder charges against <mask> will likely be discontinued. He said that the branch took into account the fact that any additional convictions could not result in an increase to Mr. <mask>'s sentence. The families of the victims had different reactions to the announcement. Some were disappointed that <mask> wouldn't be convicted of the other murders, while others were relieved that the gruesome details of the murders wouldn't be shown in court. Anexhaustive management review of the missing women investigation was conducted by the VPD and will be made available to the public once criminal matters are concluded. The VPD has communicated privately to the Provincial Government that it believed a Public Inquiry would be necessary for an impartial examination of why it took so long for <mask> to be arrested.The Missing Women: Investigation Review was released by the VPD. Doug LePard of the VPD apologized to the victims' families at a press conference. I wish we could have done

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texts: better. I wish we could fix the mistakes that were made. I wish more lives would have been saved. I would like to apologize to the families for the fact that we did not catch this monster sooner. After <mask> lost his final appeal at the Supreme Court of Canada, the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry was called to examine the role of the police in the disappearances and murders of women in the Downtown Eastside.The families of the missing and murdered women have been calling for public hearings since before <mask> was arrested and eventually convicted of six murders. The final report submission to the Attorney General was dated November 19, 2012 and was released to the public on December 17. Lawyers for some of the victims' families wanted to have a manuscript written by a former police investigator entered as evidence and made public. Several passages were read into the inquiry's record. During a court hearing on August 4, 2010, Judge Williams stated that <mask> should be committed to a federal penitentiary and that he had been held at a provincial pretrial institution. He was transferred from British Columbia to Port- Cartier, Quebec in June of last year. <mask> had faced 20 first degree murder charges involving other female victims from the Downtown Eastside.On February 26, 2008, a family member of one of the 20 women named as alleged victims told the media that a trial on the further 20 counts might not proceed. On August 4, 2010, the pending murder charges against <mask> were stayed by the prosecutors. The charges were stayed during a British Columbia Supreme Court hearing. The trial judge, James Williams of the British Columbia Supreme Court, lifted most of


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texts: the publication bans after lawyers spent hours in court going through the various complicated bans. On August 6, 2010, various media outlets released a transcript of conversations between an undercover operator and <mask> in his holding cell. The name of the undercover officer was left uncensored in several portions of the document that was released to the public. The uncensored version was available to the public for about an hour before being pulled and re-edited.The extent of the damage caused by this mistake is not known. On December 9, 2007, <mask> was found guilty of second degree murder in the deaths of six women, including Sereena Abotsway, age 29 when she disappeared in August 2001 and her foster mother who reported her missing on August 22, 2001. When she went to her doctor on November 30, 2001, she was reported missing. Count 6 is about a missing person who was reported missing on June 8, 2001. When Wolfe was 32 years old, she was reported missing on April 25, 2000. Marnie Lee Frey was reported missing on December 29, 1997. Georgina Faith Papin was last seen in January 1999 and reported missing in March 2001.The charges of first-degree murder in the deaths of 20 other women were stayed on August 4, 2010. She was last seen in January 1999. The missing persons case is being investigated by the police. Dianne Rosemary Rock was last seen on October 19, 2001. December 13, 2001 was reported missing. On April 17, 2001, Heather Kathleen Bottomley was last seen and reported missing. Furminger was last seen in 1999.Helen Mae Hallmark was last seen in 1997. The police are investigating a missing persons case. Count 10,Patricia Rose Johnson, was last seen in 2001.

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texts: Heather Chinnook was last seen in 2001. Count 13 was last seen in October 1996. Sherry Irving was last seen in 1997. Inga Hall was last seen in February 1998.The missing persons case is being investigated by the police. Tiffany Drew was last seen in December 1999. Sarah de Vries was last seen in 1998. Cynthia Feliks was last seen in 1997. The last seen of Count 20 was on November 20, 1998. There is a rally in the downtown Eastside of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The missing persons case is being investigated by the police.Count 21, Diana Melnick, was last seen in 1995. Count 22, Jane Doe, charge was lifted. Jones was last seen in December 2000. Wendy Crawford was last seen in December 1999. Kerry Koski was last seen in January 1998. Count 26 was last seen in 1997. The missing persons case is being investigated by the police.Count 27 is Cara Louise Ellis, she was born April 13, 1971 and last seen in 1996. It was reported missing in October 2002. The murder charge against the unidentified victim has been dropped. The court registered a not-guilty plea on <mask>'s behalf because he refused to enter a plea on the charge. The count as drawn fails to meet the minimal requirement set out in the Criminal Code. Justice James Williams wrote that it must be quashed. The judge's ruling can't be reported in Canada because of the publication ban.Mary Ann Clark, also known as Nancy Greek, disappeared in August 1991 from downtown Victoria, but charges have not yet been laid. Yvonne Marie Boen was reported missing on March 21, 2001 after she was last seen on March 16, 2001. Dawn Teresa Crey was reported missing in 2000. Finding Dawn is a documentary about murdered and missing


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texts: aboriginal women in Canada. Two women are not known. Many people came forward and talked to the police about what happened at the farm after <mask>'s arrest. Lynn Ellingsen was one of the witnesses that came forward.Ellingsen claimed to have seen <mask> skinning a woman hanging from a meat hook and that she did not tell anyone because she was afraid of losing her life. Ellingsen admitted to blackmailing <mask> on more than one occasion. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Crown were sued by the victims' children for failing to protect them. The children were to be compensated C$50,000 without an admission of liability. In August of 2006 Thomas Loudamy claimed that he had received three letters from <mask> in response to letters he had sent under an assumed identity. In the letters, <mask> speaks with concern about the expense of the investigation, asserts his innocence, quotes and refers to the Bible, praises the trial judge, and responds in detail to (fictional) information in Loudamy's letters, which were written in the guise of Mya The news of the letters' existence was broken by The Vancouver Sun on Saturday, September 2, 2006 and as of that date, neither law enforcement nor any representative of <mask> has verified the authenticity of the letters.The outgoing stamps are consistent with those of the North Fraser Pretrial Centre, where <mask> was being held, and The Sun has taken several actions to confirm the documents' authenticity. No information has been forthcoming from <mask> or his representatives about the existence of Loudamy's outgoing letters. Loudamy had a history of writing to accused and convicted criminals, in some instances under his own

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texts: identity, and in others in the guise of a character he believes will be more accepted by the targets of the letters. Loudamy claimed that his motivation in releasing the letters was to help the public gain insight into <mask>. In 2015, a film with the working title of Full Flood began production. The life experiences of <mask>'s victims were used to create a fictional story about women who became victims of serial killers. <mask> was portrayed by Ben Cotton.The film was called Unclaimed and On the Farm in certain markets. Pickton: In his Own Words, a book that was claimed to have been written by <mask>, was released for sale. The publication and marketing of the book caused controversy, critical petitions, and actions by government to stop <mask> from profiting from the work. Allegedly, <mask> was able to get his manuscript out of prison by passing it to a former cellmate, who then sent it to a retired construction worker from California named Michael Chilldres. The author of the book is Chilldres. The book was removed from sale on Amazon.com by Mike Morris and an online petition. New legislation similar to the ones in Nova Scotia and Ontario that prevent criminals from profiting from such books could be introduced by the premier.Colorado publisher Outskirts Press ceased publication of the book and asked Amazon to remove it from their site after finding out that the author was actually an imprisoned criminal. See also List of serial killers by country List of serial killers by number of victims Interviews and oral histories with victims' families and community workers are part of the research at Simon Fraser University Library. There have been murders in Canada in


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texts: Elena was the regent of Kievan Rus' for her son Sviatoslav from 955 until 960. She took the name Elenа after herbaptism. She is known for her treatment of the Drevlians, a tribe that killed her husband. She is venerated as a saint in the Eastern Orthodox Church because of her efforts to spread Christianity through Rus', and her feast day is 11 July. <mask>'s birthdate is unknown, but it could be as early as 890 AD and as late as 900 AD. According to the Primary Chronicle, <mask> was born in Pleskov and was a Varangian. Her life before her marriage and the birth of her son, Sviatoslav, is not known.At the time of her marriage, she was only 15 years old, according to a specialist in the history of ancient Russia. He was the son of the founder of the dynasty. Oleg had consolidated power in the region after his father's death and established a capital in Kiev. The territory became known as Kievan Rus', which means "loose tribal federation" in Russian. The Kievan Rus' empire had a complicated relationship with the Drevlians. The Drevlians paid tribute to their predecessors in military campaigns against the Byzantine Empire. After Oleg's death, they stopped paying tribute and gave money to a local leader.The Drevlian capital, Iskorosten, was set out to force the tribe to pay tribute to Kievan Rus'. The Drevlians backed down when confronted by the larger army. He decided the payment was not enough and returned with only a small escort, looking for more tribute. The Drevlians

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texts: murdered him after he arrived in their territory. According to the Byzantine chronicler, Igor's death was caused by a gruesome act of torture in which he was "captured by them, tied to tree trunks, and torn in two." D. Sullivan believes that the sensationalist version of Igor's death may have been invented by Leonardo da Vinci, who may have taken inspiration from Diodorus Siculus' account of a similar killing method used by the robber Sinis. After the death of their son, the regents ruled on behalf of Sviatoslav.She was the first woman to rule. The Primary Chronicle gives an account of her accession to the throne, her revenge on the Drevlians for the murder of her husband, and her role as civil leader of the Kievan people. All the other rulers before Vladimir the Great used the bident as their personal symbol, according to Sergei Beletsky. She assumed the throne because her three-year-old son was too young to rule. The Drevlians were so inspired by their success in ambushing and killing the king that they sent a messenger to <mask> to propose to Prince Mal. The Drevlian negotiators went to Kiev to pass along their king's message. They told the queen that they had killed her husband and that she should marry their Prince Mal.Your proposal is pleasing to me, my husband cannot rise again from the dead. I want to honor you tomorrow in the presence of my people. Return to your boat, and remain there with arrogance. I will send for you tomorrow, and you will say, "We will not


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texts: ride on horses nor go on foot, carry us in our boat." When the Drevlians returned the next day, they waited outside of the court to receive the honor she had promised. The people of Kiev rose up when they heard the words she had told them to say. The ambassadors thought it was a great honor to be carried by palanquin.The people brought them into the court where they were dropped into a trench that had been dug the day before where the ambassadors were buried alive. As they were buried, <mask> asked if they found the honor to their taste. She might go to their Prince with due honor if the Drevlians send their distinguished men to her. The Drevlians, unaware of the fate of the first diplomatic party, gathered another party of men to send the best men who governed the land of Dereva. When they arrived, she ordered her people to draw a bath and invited the men to come after they had bathed. All the Drevlians within the bathhouse were killed when the doors were set on fire. The Drevlians were ordered to prepare great quantities of mead in the city where they killed my husband, so that I may weep over his grave and hold a funeral feast for him.When she and a small group of attendants arrived at the tomb, she cried and held a funeral feast. The Drevlians began to drink heavily. She ordered her followers to kill the Drevlians when they were drunk. According to the Primary Chronicle, five thousand Drevlians were killed on this night, but <mask> returned to prepare an army to finish


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texts: marriage proposals, and defended the city during the Siege of Kiev. After her subjugation of the Drevlians, the Primary Chronicle recounts how she traveled through the land of Dereva with her son and retinue. There are still her trading posts and hunting-reserves. As queen, she established trading-posts along the Msta and the Luga rivers. She created hunting grounds, boundary posts, towns, and trading-posts across the empire. The pogosti, which served as administrative centers in addition to their mercantile roles, were helped to centralize state rule by <mask>'s work.The ethnic and cultural unification of the Rus' people and the establishment of national boundaries for the kingdom would prove to be important in <mask>'s network of pogosti. She lived in the castle of Vyshgorod with her grandsons during her son's military campaigns. The story of her conversion to Christianity and the effect it had on the acceptance of Christianity in Eastern Europe is told in Christianity The Primary Chronicle. Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire, was where <mask> traveled to visit Emperor Constantine VII. He converted to Christianity in Constantinople with the help of the Emperor. The Primary Chronicle doesn't say much about the motivation for her visit or conversion, but it does say that she was instructed in the ways of Christianity and that the reigning Emperor was named Constantine. The Emperor wondered at her intellect when he saw that she was very fair of countenance

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texts: and wise as well.He said that she was worthy to rule with him in his city. She replied that she was still pagan, and that if he wanted to baptize her, he should do it himself, otherwise she wouldn't accept it. The Emperor enlisted the help of the Patriarch inbaptizing her. She was happy when she was enlightened. She was told to quit the darkness by the patriarchal who instructed her in the faith. The sons of Rus' will bless the descendants. He taught her the doctrine of the church, instructed her in prayer, and in the maintenance of chastity.She bowed her head and drank from his teachings. The Princess asked the Holy Father to protect her from the crafts and assaults of the devil. She was christened after the ancient Empress, mother of Constantine the Great. According to the Primary Chronicle, the name "Helena" is the ancient name of the mother of Constantine the Great. The emperor was interested in marrying her according to the observation that she was "worthy to reign with him in his city". According to the Chronicle, Constantine's desire to take <mask> as his wife was due to the fact that she was "fair of countenance and wise as well" and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals According to the Chronicle, <mask> asked the emperor to marry her because of the rules of spiritual kinship,


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texts: stated in the Chronicle that his followers would laugh if he accepted Christianity. Her efforts were in vain as she tried to convince her son that his followers would follow his example if he converted. The turning point for Christianity in the area was when her son agreed not to persecution those who converted. She built churches despite the resistance of her people. The embassy to the Holy Roman Emperor Otto I was located in Seven Latin sources. The emperor was requested to appoint a bishop and priests by the envoys.The chronicler said that the trick was not exposed until later. Adalbert was sent by Emperor Otto to the country of the Rus' as a simple bishop but was expelled by pagan allies of Svia, according to Thietmar of Merseburg. In the history of Hildesheim, the same data is repeated. The failure of <mask>'s Byzantine trip has inflicted a severe blow to her party. The Grand Knyaginya tried again to find a Christian patron. Between the sending of the embassy to Emperor Otto in 959 and the arrival of Adalbert in Kiev in 962, there was a bloodless coup. The German bishops had to return empty-handed because the young Sviatoslav pushed his mother into the background."<mask> invited the Roman rite bishops because she wanted to motivate Byzantine priests to catechize the Rus' people more enthusiastically, by introducing competition," he said. After the Pechenegs' siege of the city, <mask> died from illness. When Sviatoslav decided to move his throne to the Danube region, he


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texts: was persuaded to stay by the ailing <mask>. She passed away three days later, and her family and all of Kievan Rus cried, "I do not care to remain in Kiev, but should prefer to live in Peryaslavets on the Danube." "You see me in my weakness," she said. Why do you want to leave me? She was already in danger.She begged him to bury her and then to go wherever he wanted. Three days later, she died. Her son and grandsons cried for her, as did all the people. They buried her in her tomb. Sviatoslav obeyed his mother's order not to hold a funeral feast for her, for she had a priest who performed the last rites over the sainted Princess. Her tomb was destroyed in 1240 by the armies of Batu Khan. At the time of her death, it seemed that her attempt to make Kievan Rus' a Christian territory had been a failure.Vladimir, her grandson, officially adopted Christianity in 988. The significance of her conversion to Christianity as well as her holiness are highlighted in the Primary Chronicle, as she was the progenitor of the Christian land even as the day-spring precedes the sun and as the dawn precedes the day. She shone like the moon at night, and she was seen by the infidels as a pearl in the mire, since the people were not yet cleansed of their sins. She was cleansed by this sacred purification. She was the first from Rus' to enter the kingdom of God, and the sons of Rus' praise her as their leader, for since her death she has interceded with God in their behalf. The Eastern Orthodox


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texts: Church, the Ruthenian Greek Catholic Church, and the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church call her "Equal to the Apostles" because of her influence. She is a saint in the Roman Catholic Church.July 11 is the date of her death. She is the patron of widows and converts. In East Slavic-speaking countries, the saint is venerated in the Eastern Orthodox Church, the Greek Catholic Church, and the Roman Catholic Church. There are churches and monuments in the Ukraine. Olha and Elizabeth are from the Church of Volodymyr. The church of Saints Volodymyr and Olha is in Podusiv. The Monument of St. <mask> was created by Zurab Tsereteli.There is a bridge in Pskov. There is a chapel in Pskov. There has been a win in a poll against Alexander Nevsky. There is a monument in Vladimir. There is a monument in Moscow. There is a monument on the Millennium of Russia. There is a Roman Catholic Cathedral in Moscow.There is a Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Moscow. The Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Solntsevo, Moscow was inaugurated in 2015. There is a Russian Orthodox Cathedral in the area. The United States of America. Saints Volodymyr and Olha Ukrainian Catholic Church are in Chicago, Canada. Modern publications are interested in more than her role in expanding Christendom. She showed her countrymen how a woman could rule with strength and decision.The Russian Primary Chronicle may have contributed to her "warrior spirit" by claiming that she was of Viking descent. "<mask>, princess of Kiev, took


title: Ali Ashfaq

texts: <mask> is a Maldivian professional footballer who plays as a forward and is the captain of the national team. He is considered to be one of the best players in the South Asian region. He is a prolific and individualistic goal scorer. His style of scoring is to beat the defenders and then score. He was named as the "World's 2nd best top goal scorer" by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics. The South Asia's Best Player was named by eultimategoal.com. <mask> scored his 50th goal in March of 2016Portugal's S.L. was one of the big clubs that noticed <mask>. He refused the offers of many clubs within Asia. He is the first ever footballer from the island to play abroad and the only one to win a title with a foreign club. <mask> was honored with the most prestigious awards a footballer would get, in the age of 18, when he won the Golden Boot Award and the Maldivian Footballer of the Year. He has won the Dhivehi League ten times and has also won the President's Cup four times. Club Valencia was where <mask> began his professional career. He won his first trophy in 2001.He was the top scorer of the football 2014–2018 2014–2018. He was named Haveeru Best Footballer of the year in 2007, two years after he joined New Radiant. In October 2007, <mask> moved to Brunei's DPMM FC and stayed there until 2011. He completed

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texts: his 300th career goal and won all the domestic cups with the club in 2013). <mask> was the winner of the Best Import Player Award in the Malaysia National Football Awards. <mask> made the record of first ever Maldivian to captain a club abroad when he was the vice-captain of PDRM for the 2016 season. <mask> made his international debut in December of 2003 at the age of 18.He has been capped 89 times. <mask> is the top scorer in the country with 57 goals. He scored his first international goal in a 2006 World Cup qualification match. He won the Most Valuable Player award in the SAFF Championship. He was in the Top 10 Players of Asia in 2008 and 2009. He was one of the Top 10 Players to watch in the 2012 season. In 2009, he took over the captaincy and led the team to the semi-finals at the SAFF Championship.He became the all-time top scorer of the SAFF Championship after scoring 10 goals in the SAFF Championship with 18 goals. In May of last year, <mask> won his first medal as the captain of Maldives, as they finished third in the AFC Challenge Cup. <mask> was the all-time top scorer of the SAFF Suzuki Cup with 20 goals, as he concluded his last SAFF tournament on 31 December 2015. <mask> was born in Malé, the capital of Maldives, where he was raised by his mother and brother. He preferred playing football to attending school, and

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texts: showed a keen interest in football since a very young age. He was the captain of the Majeediyya School football team. He started his professional football career after the local football team, Club Valencia, took an interest in him.<mask> played his first match for Club Valencia in 2001 against Thailand's BEC Tero Sasana FC, wearing the Club Valencia jersey for the first time. Due to the three match suspension faced by <mask>, <mask> got the opportunity in 2001. He created a wonderful chance to score a goal when he got past two defenders and the goalkeeper, but he left for <mask> to score. <mask> scored his first goal for the club after beating the veteran sweeper Kappi and his powerless shot went into the left corner of the net in the second match of 2001 POMIS Cup as Valencia beat Victory Sports Club by 1–0 on 30 October 2001. <mask> assisted <mask> to score Valencia's first goal against FC Kochin of India. Valencia beat Indian side by 2–0 and advanced to the final of the POMIS Cup. <mask> scored his first goal of the season on June 8, 2002, in a 5–0 win against Eagles.In 2002–03, <mask> played his first international club tournament against a team from India. <mask> leveled the game when Valenica was down. The youngster claimed his first hat-trick against Veymandoo Zuvaanunge. <mask> scored 12 goals in his first full season

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texts: with Club Valencia. He won the Best Player of the Season Award in 2003 after scoring 36 goals for Club Valencia. On 6 April 2004, <mask> played his first match in the Asian Cup, against Hong Kong's Happy Valley AA, and he scored a pair of goals as Valencia won by 2–1. Happy Valley beat Valencia in the second leg at their home.<mask> got his name on the score-sheet. He scored 37 goals in 2004 and 34 in 2005 and was the top scorer for three years in a row. He scored over 100 goals for Club Valencia by the age of 20. <mask> was a member of New Radiant, who finished third in the 2005 AFC Cup. <mask> lost the Golden Boot to his teammate Fazeel in a team that included other notable players. He scored more than 40 goals during his time with the New Radiant. He helped the Blues win many titles.<mask> competed in the Malaysia Super League on a two-month contract with Brunei DPMM FC. <mask> made his debut against Perak in the league and the game ended in favor of Perak by 2 goals. <mask> scored his first goal and created two chances in the win over Negeri Sembilan. On New Year's Day 2008, <mask> scored a trademark goal against Perlis FA after beating the keeper, the match drew by 1–1. The Malaysian media praised him for his performances. The transfer fee was 13000 after 7 appearances in DPMM. The Brunei side tried to hold him but he decided

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title: Ali Ashfaq

texts: to return to his homeland.He became the captain of VB Sports Club. He wasn't able to show his best potential in his first season. In the second season with the club, he scored 33 goals and played a major role in winning the league title. He was named the Best Player of theMaldives for the third time. He missed a large part of the season due to suspensions and injuries, but still managed to score 30 goals. VB won the President's Cup for the first time. <mask> scored four goals and had an assist in the 5–3 win over Victory.<mask> scored two goals in the Milo Charity Shield game against Victory. Their first victory of the season was against New Radiant in the Dhivehi League on March 30, 2011. He scored his first hat-trick of the season against Club Eagles on April 7, 2011. The Dhivehi League had a champion in VB who scored 14 goals. <mask> scored his only goal of the year against Sng Lam Ngh An in Vietnam. VB didn't make it to the knock-out stage of the tournament. In the FA Cup final, <mask> scored four times to help VB win the title.He scored 22 goals in 2011. <mask> was named the Maldivian footballer of the year and the second best player of the season by Haveeru. There were rumors in mid-2010 that <mask> was having problems with the club. The rumors were not believed until after the Milo Charity Shield was won by the club. <mask>


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texts: said that after yesterday's practice he was no longer the captain. Don't know why. I suggested that the club give the captain's job to someone else.I told them I have been wearing it for three years and it was time for someone else to take responsibility. The club told me that I should keep the band. The club failed to locate <mask> before they left for Indonesia, where they were to play the opener of the Asian Cup. <mask> said that he didn't go because he thought the club restricted his rights. <mask> was released by VB Sports Club on December 19th, 2011. <mask> scored a hat-trick against his former club in the first game of the 2012 season. New Radiant won the league and qualified for the cup.New Radiant beat Victory Sports Club on penalty shoot-out to win the President's Cup. <mask> only scored one goal in the President's Cup, but he scored 22 goals for New Radiant. One of the successes of the season was New Radiant's Invincibles Ashfaq, which had a challenging, impressive but also one of the successful seasons. <mask>'s first goal was on the first game of the season. He scored from the spot in the FA Charity Shield victory. In the first game of the league, <mask> scored 7 goals for the blues as they defeated VB Sports Club by 4 goals to nil. New Radiant played Sun Hei of Hong Kong in the AFC Cup.<mask> delivered the ball that


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texts: led to the goal scored by Mohamed Umair. New Radiant traveled to Indonesia to play their second match in the Asian Cup against Bojonegoro. <mask> scored five times against the Indonesian side. New Radiant was defeated by 2 goals by Yangon United. <mask> missed two matches in a row due to a soft tissue injury. <mask> came back from an injury and scored for New Radiant against Eagles in the league. <mask> scored a hat-trick against Bojonegoro.He scored his 300th career goal from the spot in the 80th minute. He scored 5 times against Bojonegoro. Lionel Messi and <mask> scored 5 goals in a continental tournament. <mask> has scored in every competition he has participated in since 2004, becoming the top scorer of the competition and the first player in the history of the tournament to score five goals in two consecutive tournaments. New Radiant beat Selangor by 2–0 in the extra time to get to the Round of 16. New Radiant was knocked out of the tournament after losing to Kuwait SC from both legs. <mask> scored a goal after penetrating the defense line in the first leg.Just before the President's Cup final, New Radiant announced that they wouldn't be renewing the contract of <mask> as he wanted to play for a foreign club. Many supporters were present at the National Stadium to bid farewell to the national captain for the last game of


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texts: <mask>. The last goal of the game was scored by <mask>. The score was 4–2. <mask> scored 44 goals for the blues and was the best player and top scorer. New Radiant had a 100% winning record. <mask> scored his first unofficial goal for PDRM FA in a friendly match against Penjara, where the match ended with 2–0 for PDRM.During the pre-season tour held in Indonesia from 12 December to 19 December, he continued his scoring form. He scored one goal in each match. He scored twice in a game. The invitational tournament "Trofeo Persija" was held on December 28, 2014). The team lost to Arema Cronus by 2–0 and to Persija Jakarta by 2–1. He was adjusting to the game on the tournament. <mask> made his debut in the Malaysia FA Cup against KL Spa.He scored his first competitive goal in that match. <mask> scored his first goal in the league against Penang on January 27th. He scored his first hat-trick in the league against Perlis. His second hat-trick in the league was against Kedah. <mask> was released by PDRM on April 19 to play in the Challenge Cup. He joined the club on May 31st. He missed two matches in the Malaysian premier league.<mask> became the first ever Maldivian player to win a title in an overseas league when he won the Malaysia premier league on June 20th. He scored 17 goals in 20 matches. He continued to impress Malaysian


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texts: football fans later in the Malaysia Cup as he scored twice against Sime Darby in their first match. In the second game of the group stage against Selangor, <mask> scored from the spot after a foul was called on him, and the score line was 2–0 for PDRM. In the last two games against T-Team in the group stage of the Malaysia Cup, <mask> netted three times. In the Malaysia Cup quarter-finals, PDRM lost to Pahang on aggregate score of 3–2. <mask> won the "Best Import Player Award" at the FA Malaysia Football Awards.He scored 27 goals in his first year in Malaysia. <mask> renewed his contract with the company. In the final half-year of 2015, the top foreign players in Malaysia camped in Hong Kong and played two friendly matches against Hong Kong Rangers. <mask> scored against Pegasus FC. The PDRM was invited to play in the 2015 POMIS Cup by the Maldives FA. The first game of the POMIS Cup was played between <mask>'s previous club, New Radiant, and the PDRM. The two teams drew by 2–2.The last game of the group stage was won by PDRM after they beat the Malaysia Super League side, LionsXII. <mask> did not score a goal in the finals. After an exciting game, PDRM won the final match by 5–4 after beating Maziya in the extra time with a hat-trick from <mask>. <mask> Darul Ta'zim, was defeated by 1–0 at home by the PDRM. The Red Warriors were

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texts: away game against Terengganu due to an injury. The last goal in the Malaysia Super League was scored by <mask>. <mask> scored 10 goals in 17 matches. In the Malaysia Cup, <mask> scored 3 goals in 6 matches. <mask> was nominated for the Best Foreign Player Award in the Malaysia Football Awards 2015. <mask>'s contract with the club ended on 17 December 2015, but he will stay with the club for the 2016 season. In their two pre-season games in Thailand, they drew with Osotspa Samut Prakan and won against Bangkok Glass.<mask> scored the only goal for PDRM to win against Sarawak in their opening game of the season. <mask>'s second goal of the season came from the spot against Penang FA, which they drew by 2–2 in the league. In the second round of the FA Cup, PDRM beat Selangor. <mask> scored a goal in the win against Pahang FA. In the 3–1 win against Terengganu, he kept his name on the score-sheet. The PDRM lost by 4 goals to Felda United. <mask> played a vital role in the match for The Cops as they drew with Perak.In Darul Aman, PDRM was defeated by 2 goals by Kedah, and in home, they managed to grab a point against Kedah, but the game ended in a 1–1 draw. <mask> announced on 24 May 2016 that he and the FA had come to an agreement to end his contract due to an injury. <mask> signed a 4-month contract with Maziya on July 12th, 2016 and

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texts: made his debut against BG Sports on July 20th. <mask> scored his first goal for Maziya against New Radiant on August 7, 2016 and he kept his name on the score-sheet against Club Valencia on August 13, 2016 in the league. <mask> <mask> lost his place in the 2003 SAFF Championship National squad to his teammate, Ahmed Thariq. The 2005 SAFF Championship was <mask>'s first.He scored two goals against Afghanistan in the group stage. India defeated theMaldives in the semi-finals. The first ever SAFF Championship title was won by the Maldives. <mask> was named the Most Valuable Player of the tournament despite not scoring a goal in the tournament. Goal.com's Asia's top ten performers of 2008 included him. <mask> became the captain of the national football team at the age of 23. <mask> was the team captain and scored three goals.The title was lost to India in the final. The runner-up to the Most Valuable Player of the tournament, <mask>, was voted the best player of the tournament by the Bangladeshi media. India hosted the SAFF Championship in New Delhi. TheMaldives went to the tournament with high hopes after replacing their Argentine coach with their previous coach. Pakistan, Nepal, and Bangladesh were placed in the Group of Death. The first match was against Nepal. <mask>'s goal in the final minutes of the first half was praised by the

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texts: international media as the best goal of the tournament.The match ended in a draw. The Pakistan–Maldives match was criticized for an average performance. The semifinal was won by India. <mask> was included in the "Eastern promise: Ten to watch in 2012" list. In the first friendly match of the year, the Maldivian drew with Pakistan. In the second match, Maldives won by 3 goals, with two coming from Ashfaq. He dribbled past 3 defenders and the goal keeper to score his first goal.<mask> scored 6 goals in the SAFF Championship. The record for the biggest margin of victory in a match was set in 2005 when Afghanistan was defeated by 9–1. Lionel Messi had a record of scoring 5 goals in a continental tournament match. <mask> was the all-time top scorer of the SAFF Championship with 14 goals. He scored 4 in the 8–2 thumping of Bhutan. <mask> has 18 goals in the SAFF Championship. <mask> set up a goal for Mohamed Umair and then scored himself in a 3–2 defeat in the opening match of the AFC Challenge Cup.He scored two goals in a win over Kyrgyzstan. The last match of the group stage was a draw between Palestine and Maldives. In the third place play-off, theMaldives lost to the Philippines by 3–2 in extra time. The third place game ended at 1–1 after 120 minutes. The first ever medal from an Asian tournament was won by Maldives, who beat

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texts: Afghanistan on penalty shoot-out. The game between Maldives and Tajikistan was played on March 26, 2015. <mask> was out due to an injury he sustained in the Malaysia Super League.The National team beat Maldives. The Philippines defeated the Maldives in a friendly game in Manila on September 3, 2015. <mask> had to play a lot of matches in the Malaysia Super League. In the second round of the qualification for the World Cup, China, Hong Kong, and Bhutan were grouped together. A 99th-minute goal was the difference in the game between the two teams on 11 June 2015. The Maldives lost to Hong Kong by 2–0 in June of 2015. He wasn't in his best form in both of the matches.<mask> couldn't play in the China game due to personal reasons, and the game ended in a 4–0 score-line. On 8 October 2015, <mask> scored a hat-trick against Bhutan in their home and came off the pitch on 59th minute which ended as 4–3 to Maldives. The home game against Hong Kong was lost by one goal. The SAFF Championship will be <mask>'s last tournament before he retires from international football. The SAFF Championship will be held in Malaysia. The game against <mask>'s club was played during the camp. The first game of the SAFF Championship was played on December 24th.<mask> scored a goal after beating a couple of defenders outside the area, as Maldives beat Bhutan


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texts: 3–1. In the second game of the group stage against Bangladesh, Maldives won narrowly by a 3–1 score line after scoring two goals late in the game. <mask> scored a penalty against Bangladesh. In the 76th minute of the game against Afghanistan on December 28, 2015, <mask> came on as a substitute player. The SAFF Suzuki Cup semi finals took place on 31 December and India narrowly beat Maldives by 3–2. <mask> scored his 50th goal in the World Cup qualification match against Bhutan. <mask> plays in a free attacking role, most often as a forward, and is capable of attacking on either wing or through the centre of the pitch.He is known for his dribbling ability, agility, speed, skills on the ball, and his powerful, accurate, and clinical shooting, as well as his passing accuracy. He is a left-footed player who can control the ball and finish with his right foot. He's a free-kick specialist. He is a prolific scorer. He is famous for rounding goalkeepers and scoring, and is also known for his flair in beating players during one-on-one situations and his ability to penetrate defensive lines. He is an extremely fast player, with great acceleration and good technical ability, which makes him a threat for opposing defenses during counter-attacks whenever he undertakes individual dribbling runs towards goal, usually starting from the halfway

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texts: line on either side of the pitch. He is a strong and powerful player who can protect the ball.He is capable of managing himself effectively in limited spaces and of attracting defenders only to quickly dash out of the melee or give an assist to a teammate. Dollah Salleh gave <mask> a chance to play in the Malaysia XI match against Spurs because FA Malaysia decided to include 4 of them. Fourfourtwo.com's key battle was between the Malaysia XI's <mask> and the Spurs' Jan Vertonghen. "If both start the match as predicted, <mask> will get to test his ability against arguably one of the best defenders in the premier league, Jan Vertonghen." With strong players on both flanks, it might force Malaysia XI to take on a defensive approach, leaving the Maldivian as the creative lynchpin to supply the ball to Paulo Rangel, who is likely to start the match and face the taller and more physically imposing Federico Fazio. The Belgium international has to keep an eye on <mask> because he knows that he will drift all over the place. <mask> was a favorite of the match and he played for his official number "7"<mask> kicked off with the Malaysia's. The coach moved to his original place in the second half regardless of the less balls supplied for <mask> during the first half. <mask> was brought down by Spurs defenders for a couple of times when he was

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texts: dribbling past them. He was a threat to the Spurs defense even though he couldn't find the back of the net. The match between <mask> and a European club will be broadcast live on local channels. <mask> was given the chance to play for Malaysia XI against a team from the English premier league. During the league break, he suffered a leg injury while he was practicing in Malé.<mask> became a father on October 22, 2006 after the birth of his son. The child was born in the capital. His second son was born in October. On July 1st, 2016 it was Eashal, who was born in Malaysia. The Philanthropy <mask> met a boy with down syndrome. He made the boy's dream come true of meeting him and gave him a jersey in a function organised by New Radiant. <mask> gave one of his football boots to the Palestine Relief Fund.His boot was auctioned to raise money for Palestine. <mask> was unveiled as a brand ambassador for Milo in January. Under the ambassadorship program, he will feature in the advertisements of Milo. There are TV commercials, billboards, posters, road shows and events conducted by Milo. <mask> was appointed as a sports ambassador by the Maldives Olympic Committee. He was the ambassador of the Maldives Olympic Committee and received a green passport. This is a great success.I will work with the government and sports associations to improve


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texts: the sports sector. I would like to thank the senior members of the Olympic committee. I am very happy. <mask>. <mask> was appointed as an ambassador by Zott Yoghurt. <mask> was the brand ambassador for one year.The Dhivehi premier league players are sports club

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title: Michael Powell

texts: <mask> was celebrated for his partnership with Emeric Pressburger. The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, A Canterbury Tale, and I Know Where I'm Going! were all produced and directed by The Archers. A Matter of Life and Death is also known as Stairway to Heaven. His career was damaged when he was vilified on the first release of his 1960 film, which was considered a classic and a contender as the first Slasher. Many filmmakers have cited <mask> as an influence. The highest honor the British Film Academy can give a filmmaker is the BAFTA Academy Fellowship Award, which he and Pressburger received in 1981. <mask> was the second son and youngest child of <mask>, a hop farmer.<mask> was educated at The King's School, Canterbury, and then at Dulwich College. He began work at the National Provincial Bank in 1922 but realized he wasn't good enough to be a bank teller. <mask>'s father owned a hotel in Nice, France, where <mask> worked with director Rex Ingram at the Victorine Studios in Nice in 1925. He started out as a general studio hand, making coffee, fetching and carrying. He moved to other work such as stills photography, writing titles for silent films, and many other jobs including a few acting roles. <mask> made his film debut as a comic English tourist in The Magician. After returning to England in 1928, <mask> worked at a variety of jobs for various filmmakers, including as a stills photographer on Alfred Hitchcock's silent film Champagne.He played a similar role on the firsttalkie, Blackmail. <mask> claims in his book that he suggested the ending to the British Museum, which was the first of the "monumental" climaxes to his films. <mask> and Hitchcock were friends for the rest of their lives. <mask> and Jerry Jackson formed a partnership to make short films to satisfy a legal requirement that British cinemas screen a certain amount of British films. He made up to seven films a year during this time. <mask> had his first screen credit as a director on Two Crowded Hours, although he had taken on some directing responsibilities in other films. Despite its small budget, this was a modest success at the box office.<mask> was the

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texts: director of 23 films from 1931 to 1936. The Edge of the World was <mask>'s first truly personal project. <mask> gathered together a cast and crew who were willing to go on an expedition to what was then a very isolated part of the UK. They had to stay there for quite a few months and finished up with a film which told the story he wanted but also captured the raw natural beauty of the location. Alexander Korda hired <mask> as a contract director because of The Edge of the World. Korda wanted him to work on some projects that were later canceled. The film was being made as a vehicle for two of Korda's star players, Conrad Veidt and Valerie Hobson, and <mask> was brought in to save it.<mask> met Emeric Pressburger in The Spy in Black. The original script of The Spy in Black was too long and didn't have a good role for either Veidt or Hobson. Korda asked Emeric to read the script after introducing a diminutive man. "Emeric produced a very small piece of rolled-up paper, and addressed the meeting," <mask> said in A Life in Movies. I was spellbound. I had worked with some good writers, but I had never met anything like this before. The European cinema remained highly literate and each country, conscious of its separate culture and literature, strove to outdo the other.The talkies changed everything. America, with its wealth and enthusiasm, waved the big stick. ... The European film no longer exists. The German film business was the only one prepared to fight the American monopoly. The day that Emeric walked out of his flat, leaving the key in the door to save the storm-troopers the trouble of breaking it down, was the worst day of his life, as he was soon to find out. When Emeric unfolded his notes, they were at least six inches long.He completely restructured the film and stood Storer Clouston's plot on its head. They realized that they had a common attitude to film-making and that they could work well together. After making two more films together, <mask> and Emeric Pressburger decided to form a partnership and sign their films as "Written, produced and directed by <mask> and Emeric Pressburger." Nineteen feature films were made by The

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texts: Archers, many of which received critical and commercial success. The best films from the 20th century are still considered classics. <mask>'s films are included in the list of the "favourite British films of the 20th century". <mask>'s career suffered a severe reversal after the release of the controversial psychological thriller film, Peeping Tom, made in 1960 as a solo effort.<mask> was ostracized by the film industry after the film was excoriated by mainstream British critics, who were offended by its sexual and violent images. The film met with rapturous approval from the young critics of Positif and Midi-Minuit Fantastique in France, and those of Motion in England, as well as being subject of a major positive revaluation by Raymond Durgnat in the aute. During the 1970s and early 1980s, a series of retrospectives and rediscoveries expanded <mask>'s cult reputation, as well as further articles and books. By the time of his death, he and Pressburger were recognised as one of the foremost film partnerships of all time, and cited as a key influence by many noted filmmakers. <mask> and Gloria Mary Rouger were married in France in 1927 and stayed together for three weeks. <mask> had love affairs with two actresses. <mask> was married to the daughter of a doctor from July 1943 to July 1983 and they had two sons.Columba <mask> was born in 1945. 1951). Pamela Brown died from cancer in 1975, and he lived with her for many years. <mask> was married to film editor Thelma Schoonmaker until his death from cancer in 1984. His niece was an Australian actress who appeared in his early films. A Matter of Life and Death and The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp were written by <mask> and Emeric Pressburger. 49th Parallel was nominated for Best Picture and One of our aircraft is missing was nominated for Best Writing.A Matter of Life and Death won the Best European Film award. The Red Shoes was nominated for the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival. The Red Shoes was nominated for an Oscar in 1949. The Tales of Hoffmann was nominated for the Grand Prize of the Festival. The Tales of Hoffmann was the Best Musical at the 1st Berlin International Film

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texts: Festival. The Battle of the River Plate was nominated for a BAFTA Award. It was shared with Emeric Pressburger.Luna de Miel was the winner of the Technical Grand Prize. Nominee for Golden Palm. 1981: Made fellow of the British Film Institute and Career Gold Lion from the Venice Film Festival. Legacy is a major influence on many film-makers. "Everyone he meets, or the actors he works with, he immediately starts bombarding with <mask> and Pressburger movies," said Schoonmaker. The Red Shoes and The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp are two of <mask>'s films. The UK Film Council sponsored the <mask> Award for the Best New British Feature at the Edinburgh International Film Festival in 1993 in honor of one of Britain's most original filmmakers.The mixing theatre in the post-production department at Pinewood Studios has been named after <mask>, who made many of his most notable films there. There is a giant picture of the director on the door of the theatre. The main building of the film, radio and television department is named after him. Many of his early films are referred to as "quoa quickies". Not all of them were really quota films, and the ones that were are often of a higher standard than most other quota films. Some of his early films are missing. His later films often show early versions of ideas that were better done in his earlier films.Those marked with an * are missing. <mask> directed episodes of The Defenders, Espionage and The Nurses as well as writing, producing and directing all of his films from 1939 to 1957. The Silver Fleet was a film <mask> was involved in in a non-directorial role. The End of the River was a film <mask> was involved in in a non-directorial role. Sebastian is an associate producer of A Woman for All Time and 200,000 Feet on Foula. London is home to Faber & Faber. 200,000 Feet - The Edge of the World in the United States is the new title for the story of the making of The Edge of the World. There was a movie called "Fag Spee."Hodder and Stoughton are in London. <mask> and Pressburger did not include much information in their film The Battle of the River Plate. Death in the South Atlantic was written in

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texts: 1957. Rinehart is in New York. The American edition of A Waiting Game was published in 1975. The Last Voyage of the Graf Spee was written by Joseph. The second British edition of The Red Shoes was published by White Lion Publishers.A life in movies is an autobiography. 1990: Edge of the World. The book is a paperback edition of 200,000 feet. Million Dollar Movie London: Heinemann is the second part of <mask>'s autobiography. The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp was written in 1994. The book contains memos from Churchill and notes showing how the script was developed. Many of these titles were published in other countries.Where the name was changed in a subsequent edition or printing is not on the list. Theatre 1944: directed Ernest Hemingway's The Fifth Column at the Theatre Royal, Glasgow. The Films of <mask> and Emeric Pressburger. The first edition of Waterstone was published in 1985. <mask>, Pressburger and others. The British Film Institute was published in 1978. International Perspectives on an English Filmmaker is the Cinema of <mask>.George Darakhvelidze is from London. The Cinema of <mask> and Emeric Pressburger is in Russian. The Globe Press is located in Vinnitsa, Ukraine. In Spanish, <mask> and Emeric Pressburger. Howard, James, was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. <mask>. Batsford, David, ed.Interviews with <mask>. The University Press of Mississippi is located in Jackson, Mississippi. The Life and Death of a Screenwriter was written by Emeric Pressburger. In London, in 1994. Andrew Moor. <mask> and Pressburger are authors of A Cinema of Magic Spaces. I.B. is located in London.<mask>, <mask>. A life in movies. The first edition of London was published in 1986. Million Dollar Movie is the second volume of his autobiography. The later edition of Heinemann was published in 2000. There is a program called "PBSK." Natacha, Thiéry.The photo was taken by <mask> and Emeric Pressburger. The Presse Universitaires de Rennes is in Rennes, France. The Life and Films of <mask> is called 'I Live Cinema'. There is a publishing platform in the UK. The best British directors are on FutureMovies.co.uk and the <mask> biography is on

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title: Ernest Joyce

texts: The Royal Naval seaman and explorer <mask> AM was born on 2 May 1940. He worked under both Robert Falcon Scott and <mask>. After a traumatic journey on the Great Ice Barrier, <mask> earned an Albert medal for his actions in bringing the stricken party to safety. He was one of only two men to be so honoured, the other being his contemporary, Frank Wild. <mask> began his naval career as a boy seaman in 1891. He joined Scott's Discovery expedition as an Able Seaman. <mask> was recruited by Shackleton to take charge of dogs and sledges.<mask> left the expedition before it left for the Antarctic because he was engaged in a similar capacity. Despite his heroics, this expedition marked the end of <mask>'s association with the Antarctic, and he made repeated attempts to join other expeditions. <mask> was known as an abrasive personality who attracted adverse and positive comments. His effectiveness in the field was appreciated by many of his colleagues, but other aspects of his character were less appreciated. <mask>'s diaries and the book he wrote based on them have been condemned as self-serving. He lived out his post-Antarctic life in humble circumstances before he died. <mask>'s Naval Service Record shows his birth place and date of birth.Kelly Tyler-Lewis states in her account of the Ross Sea party that <mask> was 64 years old in 1939 and that he was 29 years old in 1901. <mask>'s father and grandfather were both in the coastguard. After the father's early death his widow, with three children to support on her limited earnings as a seamstress, sent the young <mask> to

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texts: the lower school. He received a Vocational Education that would prepare him for a lower-deck career in the Royal Navy. After leaving the school in 1891, he joined the navy as a boy seaman, progressing over the next ten years to Ordinary Seaman and then Able Seaman. <mask> had blue eyes and a fair complexion, with a tattoo on his left forearm and scar on his right cheek. He was 5'7" and not a tall man.Full details on <mask>'s early naval service can be found in the British Naval Archive Records. He served on a number of ships over the course of ten years after being a Boy Second Class on the St.Vincent. He was in Cape Town in 1891 when Scott's ship stopped on the way to the Antarctic. Scott was short-handed, and requested volunteers; from a response of several hundreds, <mask> was one of four seamen chosen to join Discovery. On October 14, 1901, he sailed south with her. Scott barely mentions <mask> in The Voyage of the Discovery, and Edward Wilson's diaries don't mention him at all. He gained experience in sledging and dog-driving techniques during his time in the South Pole.He joined Arthur Pilbeam and Frank Wild in an attempt to climb Mount Erebus at the end of the expedition. Two officers, Michael Barne and George Mulock, held <mask>'s frostbitten foot against the pits of their stomachs and kneaded it for several hours to save it from amputation. However, such experiences left <mask> undaunted; the polar historian Beau Riffenburgh writes that <mask> was drawn to the Antarctic by "a curious combination of affection and antipathy" that forced him to return again

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texts: and again. Several men, including Scott, Wilson, Frank Wild, Tom Crean, William Lashly, and <mask>, were encountered by <mask> during the expedition. <mask> sledging trips with Shackleton created an impression of competence and reliability. Scott was impressed by him as "sober, honest, loyal and intelligent", as well as being "an honest and trustworthy man". At the conclusion of the expedition, he was promoted to 1st Class on Scott's recommendation.Ordinary naval duty no longer appealed to him because he was bitten by the bug ofAntarctic exploration. He was re-enlisted in 1906 after leaving the navy in 1905. He immediately accepted the chance to join the expedition. <mask> was one of the first people to join the British Antarctic expedition. According to most accounts, Shackleton saw <mask> on a bus and sent someone out to fetch him and recruited him on the spot. In order to join the expedition, <mask> bought his release from the Navy and later claimed that Shackleton had failed to compensate him for this despite a promise to do so. <mask> was put in charge of the new expedition's general stores, sledges and dogs because of his Discovery exploits.After leaving in August 1907, he and Wild went to Sir Joseph Causton's printing firm in Hampshire to learn how to print a book. After leaving New Zealand on January 1, 1908, the tug Koonya towed a fuel-saving measure towards the Antarctic pack ice. She reached the Ross Ice Shelf, also known as the "Great Ice Barrier", on January 23rd under her own power. The bay was christened the "Bay of Whales" due to the fact that the

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texts: inlet had expanded to become an open bay. The ice wasn't secure enough to be a landing ground, and there was no alternative site on nearby King Edward VII Land. Scott was promised by Shackleton that he wouldn't base his expedition in McMurdo Sound. After breaking the agreement, Shackleton took Nimrod to the safer waters of McMurdo Sound.The location for the base was north of Scott's old Discovery headquarters at Hut Point. During the long process of unloading the ship, <mask> remained on the shore, looking after the dogs and ponies, and helping to build the expedition hut. A crate hook attached to a barrel swung across and struck one of the watching officers on the face, as <mask>'s eye after it was destroyed. The party that made the first successful ascent of Mount Erebus was assisted by <mask>. Copies of the expedition book Aurora Australis were printed with the help of <mask> and Wild. The book was printed, sewn and bound.<mask> was busy preparing equipment and stores for the next season's journey to the Pole in which he fully expected to be included. The southern party was cut to four because of the reduced number of ponies. Eric Marshall, the expedition doctor, told <mask> that she had a liver problem and early stages of heart disease. After the party's bid to reach the Pole had fallen short, Frank Wild wrote in his diary, "If we only had <mask> and Marston here instead of these two useless grub-scoffing beggars." <mask> accompanied the polar party on the southward march for the first seven days and showed no resentment at his exclusion. He took charge of

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texts: enhancing the depots to ensure adequate supplies for the returning southern party. He deposited a special cache of luxuries at Minna Bluff, together with life-saving food and fuel, earning Wild's praise when the cache was discovered.On the last feasible date for sailing home, Shackleton and his party returned safely. Only from the South Pole, they established a new Farthest South. <mask> was prepared to stay at the base with a rearguard if the party did not return in time to catch the ship. Under <mask>'s direction, a floating exhibition of polar artefacts was prepared in September 1909. He was paid a generous amount for the time. Frank Wild was one of the men who declined to join Scott's Terra Nova expedition. Both <mask> and Wild signed up for the expedition.<mask> went toDenmark to get dogs for the expedition. <mask> did not sail with the other person. One account says he was "dismissed" before the expedition left Australia, while another says he was dropped when the expedition was reduced from three parties shore to two. It appears that there was a falling-out between <mask> and Mawson, which may have been related to the issue of drink. <mask> was able to get work with the Sydney Harbour Trust. In February 1914 <mask>, still in Australia, was contacted by Shackleton. Plans for the Imperial Trans-Antarctic expedition were outlined.Should the plans change to a one-ship format, Shackleton promised to find a different role for <mask> in the expedition. <mask> claimed that he had been offered a place on the main transcontinental party. <mask> embellished the nature

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texts: of his appointment to the Ross Sea party and claimed that he had sole authority over dogs and sledging in his subsequent book. The task of the Ross Sea party was to establish a base in McMurdo Sound and then lay a series of supply depots across the Ross Ice Shelf to assist the transcontinental party. "I had not anticipated that the work would present any great difficulties", wrote Shackleton. The party was inexperienced and had been hastily assembled. <mask> and Mackintosh were the only two people to have been to the Antarctic before, and the only one who had participated in polar work after an accident resulted in the loss of his right eye.sledging work should begin without delay, with a view to laying down supply depots, because of the belief that Shackleton might attempt to cross the continent in the first season. He maintained that more time should be set aside to acclimatise and train men and dogs. He was over-ruled by the man who was unaware that Shackleton had ruled out a crossing. <mask>'s diary notes detail his frustration after breakfast. I was not able to convince him that we were endangering the dogs. The most stupid thing that could have happened is the wintering of the ship. The wintering of the Discovery was alright, but we had never been to the South Pole.I would make him see my way of arguing if I had shacks here. Mack is my boss and I have to uphold him until I find out that he isn't up to the job. He will play merry hell with one eye. I have to let him have his way as he will not take my advice. <mask>'s claim to have independent authority over

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texts: this area was unmoved by Mackintosh's decision to lead this depot-laying party himself. The journey began in an atmosphere of confusion after the party was divided into two teams. Mackintosh's team got lost on the sea ice between Cape Evans and Hut Point after trying to travel on the Barrier.<mask> was happy with the evidence of the captain's inexperience. The "Bluff depot" was laid there on 9 February, after the teams reached the 78 mark. The easier journey seemed to have been enjoyed by <mask>'s party. The plan to take the dogs on to the 80 mark led to more words between him and <mask>, who argued that several dogs had already died and that the remainder needed to be kept for future journeys, but again he was over-ruled. The party laid their depot at the 80 latitude on February 20. Provisions and fuel were the result of this journey. To save weight, a further was dumped on the journey.The men and dogs were tired. On the return journey, in appalling Barrier weather, all the dogs perished, as <mask> had predicted, and the party returned to Hut Point exhausted and frostbitten. The party got back to their base at Cape Evans on June 2nd after being delayed for ten weeks at Hut Point because of the sea ice. Aurora, the shore party's stores and equipment, was torn from its moorings in a gale and blown far out to sea with no prospect of swift return. The next season's depot-laying ration was landed before the ship's departure. The shore party's own food, fuel, clothing and equipment had been largely carried away; replacements would have to be improvised from supplies

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texts: left at Cape Evans after Scott's 1910–13 Terra Nova expedition. A large canvas tent from which he fashioned roughly tailored clothing was unearthed from Scott's abandoned stores, among other treasures, as <mask> proved his worth as a "master scavenger" and improviser.He sewed 500 bags to hold the depot ration. The party set out on a journey. The men wore primitive clothing and had home-made equipment. The task would mostly be manhauling with only five dogs left from the previous season. Stores had to be taken to the base depot before the march began. The task ended on 28 December. <mask> was in charge of one of the two parties, while Mackintosh was in charge of the other.<mask> confronted Mackintosh with evidence that his party's methods were more effective, and he capitulated. <mask> wrote in his diary that he had never seen such an idiot in charge of men. The weak members of the party were showing signs of physical breakdown as the long march south began, and the final depot was to be laid at Mount Hope. The party was reduced to six because of a stove failure. Spencer-Smith, <mask>, Dick Richards, and Victor Hayward were in the final party. They trekked with four dogs and were eventually afflicted with scurvy. Spencer-Smith had to be carried on the sledge after collapsing.The final depot was laid at Mount Hope. Spencer-Smith had to be carried on the sledge as the effective leadership of the party fell to <mask>. The journey took the others to the limits of their endurance and cost the life of Spencer-Smith. While <mask> was suffering from severe snow blindness,

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