title: Raju Sundaram

texts: <mask> is an Indian dancer, actor and director who works in Tamil, Kannada and Telugu films. He acted in and directed one film, Aegan, as well as appearing in and starring in several other films. He is the son of a dancer and brother of a choreographers. L. Cool Jayanth is one of the choreographers and artists. He won the National Film Award for Best Choreography for his work in two films. After assisting with his father's projects, <mask> went on to lead troupes. He was a dancer in Mani Ratnam's Roja and Aasai.He and his brother made appearances in two films, Gentleman and Kadhalan. His first break came when he was given the chance to design dances for three songs in Mani Ratnam's Thiruda Thiruda. He worked on the album Aby Baby for the Tamil directors Mani Ratnam and Shankar. In his romantic comedy Jeans, <mask> played a full-length role and was offered an acting opportunity by Shankar. The Hindu stated that the film proves that serious acting is not his cup of tea. After working on an unfinished film called Colombus, he went on to feature in a trilingual film called One Two Three with his brothers. The film did not do well at the box office.He has made a few exceptions by starring in comic roles in Jeeva's Unnale Unnale, Prabhu Deva's Engeyum Kadhal, and Action 3D.

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Basava Raju Sundaram
Career Sundaram
Sundaram


title: Guillaume Leblon

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> was born in 1971 in Lille. He lives and works in New York. He received his degree from the cole nationale supérieure des beaux-arts de Lyon in 1997. The International Studio & Curatorial Program in New York was one of the places where he continued his career. The 2001 edition of the Sonsbeek exhibition wascurated by Jan Hoet. He was nominated for the prize in 2011. <mask>'s artistic practice is built on a number of processes, incorporating elements of sculpture, performance, sound and film in installations of dynamic reflection.<mask>'s oeuvre is characterized by the association of physical and sentimental phenomena, exploring the intersection of imposing constructions and the fluidity of their individual elements, paying particular attention to all of the senses. Rejecting the definitions of conceptualism in his work, <mask> emphasizes the individual pathos contained in his constructions, engaging not only the physical elements but also motions that they encourage. His work has been compared to that of Thomas Schtte because of the influence he found in the construction and transmission of intimate interactions encouraged by arte povera artists. <mask>'s works build on their surroundings as they intersect and reconfigure their environment, often producing monumental works that actively interact with the spaces in which they are exhibited. The

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Guillaume Leblon
Guillaume Leblon
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Leblon


title: Guillaume Leblon

texts: space with a smell that engages the senses of the viewer. In the piece Faces contre terre, the floor of the room in which they are placed is covered with various elements of discarded furniture. The viewer is forced to interact with the work through walking on it because it is arranged in a non-hierarchical manner. The combination of striking, the imposition of shapes through manipulating the exhibition and guiding the viewer is central to his practice. <mask> has been working with sculptures assembled from various elements in one place and time, creating structures that unite external elements in one time and space. The shifting and detached nature of <mask>'s work is visualized through this mise-en-scene, creating tensions between the different states of the elements of his pieces.Working with 16mm film, Leblon follows movemenet that crosses architectural and natural spaces. The looped film Villa Cavrois (2000) is an example of this practice, exploring a decaying villa together with the viewer, revealing and concealing rooms and locations in an unexpected journey. The relationship between the artist, the viewer and the landscape of the film Temps Libre is explored by Leblon. The Curator is Moritz Kung. The play is based on a conversation between an artist and a curator. The visual storyline for one of the sixth edition of Le Teaser was written by Tom

masks: Leblon Leblon


title: Pedro Poveda Castroverde

texts: <mask> was a Spanish priest, humanitarian, educator and martyr. The Teresian Association was founded by him. His humanitarian-educational activity ended in 1936 when he was executed by the Christian faith. His feast day is 28 July and he was beatified in 1993 and canonized in 2003 <mask> was born on December 3, 1874 at Linares, Spain, into a Christian family. He was offered a scholarship by the bishop to become a priest after entering the seminary in Jaén in 1889. He was an Ordained at the age of twenty-three and received his degree in theology in 1900.He was assigned to preach a mission in Guadix to the people who lived in the caves. Two schools for the children were started by him. In order to be closer to the people, <mask> moved to the caves. He started Christian doctrine classes, a school for boys and girls, a dining room and evening classes for adults. He organized the St.Vincent de Paul Conferences after collecting funds for the project. He founded the Schools of the Sacred Heart to help the poor children. In 1905, due to difficulties with the acceptance of his socio-educational activities, he was obliged to abandon the work in the Caves of Guadix and at the age of thirty-two accepted an appointment as a canon of the Basilica of Covadonga, Asturias.<mask> was impressed by the need for education for the poor when he was in Guadix. He began to write about the professional formation of teachers. These are the beginning of the Teresian Association. The critical situation of the times was answered by the Academies. At the end of the 19th century, most of the men and women in Spain were

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Pedro Poveda
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title: Pedro Poveda Castroverde

texts: uneducated. He joined the Apostolic Union of Secular Priests in 1912 and wrote about the need for more teachers. He taught religion at the Teachers Training School and served as spiritual director of the Los Operarios Catechetical Centre.He was appointed a chaplain of the Royal Palace in Madrid in 1921. He continued to work with the Teresian Association after being appointed to the Central Board Against Illiteracy in 1922. He was an enemy of the Republicans who wanted to dechristianize the schools. "Now more than ever we must study the lives of the first Christians so as to learn from them how to behave in times of persecution," he wrote a few days before his death. See how they obeyed the Church, how they confessed Christ, how they prepared for martyrdom, how they prayed for their persecutors and forgave them. Fr. <mask> said he was a priest of Christ.He was shot by a firing squad for his faith. <mask> was older than sixty years old. He and Victoria Diez, a member of the Teresian Association, were beatified by Pope John Paul II. Brazil is included in the association's schools around the world. Most of the South American capitals are in Ireland, Philippines, and India. On May 4, 2003 he was canonized by Pope John Paul II. The Teresian Association continues his work on four continents.St <mask>a, grasping the importance of education in society, undertook an important humanitarian and educational task among the marginalized and the needy. A teacher of the Christian life and of the relationship between faith and knowledge, he was convinced that Christians must bring essential values and

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Pedro
Father Poveda
Pedro Poved


title: Pedro Poveda Castroverde

texts: commitment to building a world that is more just and mutually supportive. His life was cut short by the crown of martyrdom. Father <mask> was aware of the need for qualified teachers to provide education in his country. This was an important role for women. <mask> started an academy for women to study to become teachers. He named it after a woman of learning, a doctor of the Church, and a teacher of prayer.The organization he named was called the Teresian Association. The aim is to invite men and women to work for a social and human transformation from the platform of their own professions, especially those related to the fields of education and culture. Women were involved in all levels of education, from elementary to the provision of higher education for women. Many other cities of Spain had additional academies. The first university residence for women in Madrid was opened in 1914. There are residences for women in places with a university. Pope Pius XI approved the Teresian Association as a "pious union of the faithful" in 1924.Secular Institute status was granted to the Teresian Association in 1951. Pope John Paul II approved reverting to its original identity as an Association of the Faithful on July 10, 1990. The Vatican's Dicastery for Laity, Family and Life of the Holy See is where the Teresian Association is registered. In thirty countries, it is active. Human promotion and the transformation of unjust structures by means of an education and culture impart from a Christian perspective is its objective. <mask> Poveda Castroverde is an official website of Saint Pedro Poveda

masks: Poveda Pedro Pedro


title: Caleb Grafton Roberts

texts: <mask> MC was an Australian civil engineer and army officer. He was the son of an Australian artist. <mask> joined the British Army during the First World War after moving to London with his family in 1903. He was an officer of the Royal Engineers in Palestine and the Western Front. He received a Military Cross for Gallantry in the North Russia intervention after the war. <mask> studied civil engineering at the University of London. He joined the ministry after graduation.He worked as a resident engineer on the rebuilding of the A127 road after his marriage to Joan. <mask> joined the Country Roads Board in Victoria in 1925. Modern road construction and maintenance techniques were introduced to the state by him. After the outbreak of the Second World War, <mask> was appointed to the acting rank of Major. He moved from the engineering branch to the intelligence corps. In 1942, <mask> was appointed colonel and director of military intelligence. He was the controller of the Allied Intelligence Bureau.<mask> was responsible for espionage, propaganda and guerrilla warfare across a wide area and found the task of directing an international staff with varying motives difficult. <mask> gave up the appointment in 1944. He became their chief engineer. <mask> wanted to show modern planning and construction techniques. He lectured at both universities. <mask> was the chairman of the CRB. On January 31, 1898, <mask> <mask> was born in New South Wales.He was the only child of <mask> and Elizabeth. The <mask> family moved to London in 1903. St Paul's School is an independent school in Barnes. He was noted for being an enthusiastic

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title: Caleb Grafton Roberts

texts: sportsman as well as performing well academically. The British Army's officer training centre for the technical corps was where <mask> attended. He was a second lieutenant in the Royal Engineers. He was part of the Palestine campaign and fought on the Western Front.He was promoted to lieutenant in February 1918. The North Russia intervention was a military action carried out by the Allies during the Russian Civil War. In this campaign, he was awarded a Military Cross. <mask> played rugby for the army. <mask> left his commission on December 24, 1919 to join the General Reserve of Officers. <mask> received a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from the University of London. William Glanville, one of his classmates, later headed the Road Research Laboratory and was knighted for his services to the industry.<mask> was an assistant engineer at the Ministry of Transport. <mask> and Joan were married at St Anne's Church in London in 1922. The couple lived in Essex during <mask>' time as a resident engineer. They had three sons. <mask> was able to get an interview with William Calder, the chairman of the Country Roads Board, who was responsible for the major roads in Victoria. <mask> was appointed assistant highway engineer at the CRB after he and his family left for Melbourne in August 1925. He was promoted to highway engineer.The introduction of more modern and less costly road construction techniques was included in <mask>' work. The first 10-year highways plan was prepared by him. <mask> joined the Citizen Military Forces in 1931 as an engineer officer. After the outbreak of the Second World War, he was called up

masks: Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts


title: Caleb Grafton Roberts

texts: for active service. <mask> was living in Victoria when he was called up. He was transferred to the Australian Army Intelligence Corps in November. <mask> was appointed director of military intelligence in February 1942 and received the temporary rank of colonel.<mask> was appointed as controller of the Allied Intelligence Bureau. The AIB co-ordinates the activities of guerrilla fighters and was responsible for carrying out espionage and propaganda work in the region. More than 2,000 men were drawn from across the Allied nations. <mask> was finding it difficult to manage the different interests of his unit. He was placed on the supernumerary list after relinquishing his appointment at the AIB. On December 9, 1944, he was discharged from the army with the rank of lieutenant colonel. When the use of motor vehicles was rising rapidly, <mask> was appointed chief engineer of the CRB.Between June 1947 and January 1948 he traveled to the United States and the United Kingdom to investigate the latest road construction and maintenance techniques. The report he wrote was seen as a landmark in Australian highways engineering. Improvements in planning, new traffic demand models, construction and maintenance techniques and training were suggested. <mask> wrote a report that led to the establishment of the Australian Road Research Board. <mask> lectured at two universities. He became chairman in July 1962. <mask> was an adviser to the ARRB after he retired.On November 23, 1965, he died of cardiovascular disease. The University of London alumni include Australian Army personnel of World War II and the British Army personnel of the Russian

masks: Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts


title: Willem van der Haegen

texts: He was known as Guilherme da Silveira in Portuguese and as D. <mask> in Flemish. His descendants were part of the original Azorean nobility. In 1433, King Edward of Portugal gave the islands of the Azores to his brother, Infante D. Henriques. Henry's nephew and adopted son, Infante D. Fernando, was given the title of Grand Master of the Order of Christ. The Infante made a grant to his aunt in the Low Countries. The grant offered an opportunity to the Flemish who were recovering from the war. A wealthy Flemish merchant who traded with the Portuguese was invited by the Captain-General of the island of Faial to settle the island with him in an archipelago that was becoming known as a New Flanders.In 1470, with his wife, Marguerite, and at his own expense, he off loaded two ships carrying his extended family, slaves and professionals of various services to begin the second wave of immigration to the island. He became popular on the island because of his virtues and distinguished personality. He abandoned his holdings on Faial to settle in Quatro Ribeiras, on the island of Terceira, due to bad faith on the part of de Hurtere. He began to cultivate wheat and gather woad plants for export, which he produced in the Picardy and Normandy Regions of France. The plants were essential in the production of many of the dyes popular with the mercantile classes. Early settlements were founded on the basis of agricultural and dye-based exports, such as woad, because most islands in the archipelago were populated. The colonies were not an exception.He met D. Maria de Vilhena, the wife of D. Ferno Teles de Meneses, the Donatary of the islands of Flores and Corvo. D. Maria would give up her rights to explore the islands in exchange for monthly payments. He settled in Ribeira da Cruz, where he built homes, developed agriculture, collected more woad species for export, and explored for tin, silver


title: Willem van der Haegen

texts: or other minerals. His crops became difficult to export due to the island's isolation. He left the island and returned to Terceira. After seven years, he left Quatro Ribeiras and settled in the area of Topo, SoJorge Island, establishing the community with other Flemish citizens. He was buried in the ruins of the villa of Topo on December 21, 1507/09, after he died there.He was married to Marguerite, also known as Zabeau or de Savoie, probably in Bruges, Flanders. The Portuguese translation of The Flemish surnam van der Haegen is Silveira. There is a branch of Silveiras on the island of Graciosa that are descendants of continental Portuguese families. He was able to find settlements that would eventually become important communities in the Azores. His descendants, using the name Silveira, would continue his work on the islands and within the Portuguese empire. The Portuguese translation of the name Silveira was "bush, forest, orscrub", which is silveira in the Portuguese. The Silveiras of continental Portugal inhabited some settlements in the Azores.The confirmation of family heraldry was obtained from King John II of Portugal. The French historian Jacques Paviot wrote about the existence of a civil sentence in the archives of Bruges, which was written in medieval dialects of French and Dutch. Further research by the Belgian genealogist was published in 2011. Claeys compared the will of Magarida de Sabuya dated from September 14th, 1510 to the will of <mask> <mask>, which was registered in the name of Guilherme Casmaca. Claeys believes that De Kersemakere was married to a lady named <mask> Haegen before he died. According to Portuguese tradition, the children from this first marriage must have chosen the surname of their mother <mask> Haegen or da Silveira, but without their father's family name "Casmaca", as it is also the Portuguese. Claeys says that the chroniclers and

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title: Willem van der Haegen

texts: genealogists of Azorean history kept the name da Silveira for all the children of the first marriage, even after the death of their father.In Claeys' conclusion, it's likely that the first seven children are different from their mother, and that they retain her name. According to Claeys', the "<mask> van der Haegen" is incorrect because men don't receive their wives' names in Flemish and Portuguese customs. In addition to Paviot and Claeys, there are several other authors. In a Latin manuscript published in 1506, the author referred to him as 'Guylelmo Hersmacher'. According to Paviot, De KerseMakere may have originated from the Dutch word Kaarsenmaker. According to Eduardo de Castro de Azevedo, the colonizer known as Guilherme da Silveira was actually from Maastricht, where there was never any family by the name Vandraga/Van der Haegen. He might have been a member of the 'De Keersmaeker' patrician family.James H. Guill wrote a book about the Azores Islands. 5, p. 140' claims that <mask>'s wife, Margarida, was an illegitimate daughter of Amadeus VIII, Duke of Savoy and that her husband was an illegitimate grandson of John the Fearless. Claeys believes that the name Marguerite Zabeau was probably born from the nobility of Wallonia. Claeys claims to have found two coats of arms of Savoye, one of which was the daughter of other members of the family who settled in Wallonia. There are records of Aimé, Count of Savoy and Jacop <mask>, Count of Romand and Saint-Pol in the same region. Guill is most likely to have based his allegations on the claim made by Frutuoso that he was the grandson of a Count of Flanders. The noble origin of Van der Haeghen has been disputed.Diogos das Chagas claimed in his manuscript that there were two people named Silveira. The name Brandath is a linguistical corruption of Vandraga according to das Chagas. References include Jcome de Bruges and

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Willem
Willem
van Savoye


title: Thomas Wyatt (poet)

texts: Sir <mask> was a 16th-century English politician, ambassador, and lyric poet who was credited with introducing the sonnet to English literature. The family was originally from Yorkshire, but he was born at Allington Castle. The Lancastrian side was adopted by his family. When Henry VIII ascended the throne in 1509 his father, who had been imprisoned and tortured by Richard III, remained a trusted adviser. After graduating from St John's College, <mask> followed in his father's footsteps. He was given many important diplomatic missions after entering the King's service. After <mask>'s death, he was recalled from abroad and imprisoned.He died shortly after being acquitted and released. The first major book to feature his verse was the anthology The Court of Venus, but it was not published under his name until after his death. The son of Sir <mask> and Anne Skinner was born in 1503 at Allington, Kent. He had a brother Henry, who was assumed to have died an infant, and a sister Margaret who married Sir Anthony Lee, the mother of Queen Elizabeth's champion Sir Henry Lee. He was both handsome and strong, and he was over six feet tall. He began studying at St John's College, Cambridge, in 1515, after entering Henry's service as "Sewer Extraordinary", but he was an ambassador in the service of Henry VIII. His father was associated with Sir <mask>n and he was acquainted with Anne Boleyn.He accompanied Sir John Russell to Rome in 1526 to help petition Pope Clement VII to free Henry VIII from his marriage to Catherine of Aragon. Russell was sent to negotiate with the Republic

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Thomas
Thomas Cromwell
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Thomas Boley


title: Thomas Wyatt (poet)

texts: of Venice. According to some, the Pope was captured by the armies of Charles V and imprisoned in Rome, but he escaped and returned to England. Between 1528 and 1530, <mask> was a high marshal. He was imprisoned in the Tower of London for a month in 1536 because Henry wanted him to incriminate the queen. The High Sheriff of Kent was knighted in 1535. He was sent to Spain as ambassador to Charles V because he was offended by the declaration of Princess Mary's illegitimacy.Although he was unsuccessful in his endeavor, and was accused of disloyalty by some of his colleagues, he was protected by his relationship with Cromwell, at least during the latter's lifetime. Kent had a knight in December 1541. Marriage and issue took place in 1520. They had a son named <mask> who led the rebellion after his father's death. After being assigned by Henry VIII to be an ambassador at home and abroad, he separated from his wife due to adultery. To civilise the English language, and to raise its powers to equal those of other European languages, was the object of the poetry and influence of <mask>. He wrote sonnets of his own, as well as translations and imitations of Petrarch's sonnets.His rhyme schemes are different than Petrarch's. Petrarch's sonnets consist of an "octave" rhyming abba abba, followed by a "sestet" with various rhyme schemes. The most common sestet scheme is cddc ee. This is the beginning of an English contribution to the structure of three quatrains and a closing couplet. The rondeau, epigrams, terza rima, ottava rima songs, and satires, as well as with monorime,

masks: Wyatt Thomas Wyatt


title: Thomas Wyatt (poet)

texts: triplets with refrains, quatrains, and different length of line and rhyme schemes, were all done by <mask>. He introduced the poulter's measure form, rhyming couplets composed of a 12-syllable iambic line (Alexandrine) followed by a 14-syllable iambic line (fourteener), and he is considered a master of the  For example, he uses the word "newfangleness" in They Flee from Me, which is a reference to the work of Chaucer.The trials of romantic love and the devotion of the suitor to an unavailable or cruel mistress are dealt with in many of his poems. The hypocrisies and pandering required of courtiers who are ambitious to advance at the Tudor court are skewered in other poems. <mask>'s poems are a lot. There were 96 love poems in Tottel's Miscellany. Thirty-one sonnets are the first in English. All but one of them were written in the Petrarchan form, apart from the couplet ending. The sonnets show some rigidity of construction and a metrical uncertainty indicative of difficulty found in the new form.Their conciseness is an advance on the prolixity and uncouthness of earlier poetry. Although he followed his models closely, he wrote of his own experiences and was responsible for the introduction of the personal note into English poetry. The care and elegance of the new romanticism can be seen in his songs and rondeaux, which are lighter than the sonnets. The Italian terza rima is where his satires are composed. The Egerton Manuscript contains <mask>'s personal selection of his poems and translations, which are partly in his handwriting. Miscellany is an anthology of

masks: Wyatt Wyatt Wyatt


title: Thomas Wyatt (poet)

texts: poems written in the Elizabethan period, but not in the Egerton Manuscript. On the basis of objective evidence, these 156 poems can be attributed to <mask>.More than 100 poems have been attributed to him on the basis of subjective editorial judgment. The Blage manuscript is the main source of them. The problem of determining which poems Sir <mask> wrote is still unknown according to Rebholz. The most significant contribution to its resolution is the perfunctory rejection of the most significant contribution to its resolution, Richard Harrier's The Canon of Sir <mask>'s Poetry, which presents an analysis of the documentary evidence establishing a solid case for rejecting 101 of the 129 texts. Critical opinions about <mask>'s work have varied. Eighteenth century critic <mask> thought that <mask> was inferior to Henry Howard and that he was the first polished English satirist. The 20th century saw an increase in critical attention to him.His poems were read by many poets, including George Oppen. He was called the father of the Drab Age by C. S. Lewis. He calls it the "golden" age of the 16th century. The "Father of English Poetry" is described by Thomson. Many people think that <mask> fell in love with Anne Boleyn in the early to mid-1520s. It is not certain if the two shared a romantic relationship. George Gilfillan says that Boleyn and <mask> were romantically involved.Gilfillan argues that these lines could refer to Anne's trip to France in 1532 prior to the verse. "Whoso List To Hunt" may be related to Anne's relationship with the King: graven in diamonds with

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Thomas Wyatt
Thomas Wyatt
Wyatt
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title: Thomas Wyatt (poet)

texts: letters plain. "If waker care" describes his first love for "Brunette that set our country in a roar", which is probably Boleyn. He was imprisoned in the Tower of London for committing adultery with Anne Boleyn. He was released later that year because of his friendship with <mask>, and he returned to his duties. During his stay in the Tower, he may have witnessed Anne Boleyn's execution from his cell window, as well as the executions of the five men with whom she was accused of adultery. The maid of honour to Catherine of Aragon, Elizabeth Darrell was <mask>'s mistress.She had three sons. He was granted the site and many of the manorial estates of the dissolved Boxley Abbey by the king. He was charged with treason again in 1541, but only after the intervention of Queen Catherine Howard, who wanted him to reconcile with his wife. He was restored to his duties as ambassador after being granted a full pardon. There were rumors that Elizabeth could become Henry VIII's next wife despite the fact that she was still married to <mask>. He died of an illness at the age of 39. He is buried in a abbey.After the death of his father, Sir <mask> the Younger led a rebellion against Henry's daughter Mary I, who was executed. The goal of the rebellion was to set on the throne the daughter of Anne Boleyn. Wallis Simpson was the wife of King Edward VIII. Sir <mask> was the governor of Virginia Colony. The Modern English translation of "Whoso List to Hunt" was written by Sir <mask> of Allington Castle. The History of Parliament Online has births and deaths from the 16th-century to the

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Thomas I


title: Liam Tobin

texts: <mask> was an officer in the Irish Army and the instigator of the Irish Army Mutiny. He was an IRA intelligence officer during the Irish War of Independence. On November 15, 1895, the eldest son of Mary Agnes and <mask> was born at 13 Great Georges Street in Cork. The two younger siblings were born in Cork City. The family moved to John St. in Kilkenny. At the time of the 1916 Rising, Tobin was an apprenticeship in a hardware shop. He fought in the Four Courts Garrison as a participant in the Easter Rising.He was taken into custody and courted. He was sentenced to death and had his sentence commuted to life imprisonment. He was a prisoner in many prisons. He was released in June 1917. There were many spies in Dublin Castle, including double agent David Neligan, who had become Collins' chief executive in the Intelligence Directorate. Nancy O'Brien worked for the Under-Secretary for Ireland. Between 2:30 and 3:30 every day, she would pass on any information she had.The Dublin Metropolitan Police and operatives of MI5 were involved in the planning of the assassinations of British soldiers. He used Who's Who, The Morning Post, and The Times to create detailed profiles of everyone connected to the British government. 3 Crow Street, Dublin, was where Collins' intelligence operations were based. The Irish Treaty Delegation

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title: Liam Tobin

texts: was part of Collins' personal staff. The assassination of British Field Marshall Sir Henry Wilson has been examined by Tim Pat Coogan and James Mackay. Wilson's public dislike of Collins was evidence of a personal dislike between the two men. Collins said "We'll kill a member of that bunch" in May 1922.The establishment of the Ulster Special Constabulary was one of the things Wilson was involved with. There is a place in London just before the shooting. He met Peig Ni Braonain at the station to collect the document. When he told the defence minister about Wilson's death, <mask> was happy. Mulcahy threatened to resign. He was assigned to the Criminal Investigation Department at Oriel House after being appointed deputy director of intelligence in the Irish Free State. Collins would replace him with Joseph.In September 1922, he was placed on the Army Council and was Director of Intelligence until November 1922, when he was appointed Senior Aide-de-Camp to the new Governor General. An apartment was provided for the position. In October 1922, Nicholas, a Free State captain, was accidentally shot dead by his own troops during the raid and capture of a bomb making factory at number 8 Gardiner's Place, Dublin. The Treaty was seen as a stage towards full independence by the stepping stone doctrine. He took the Pro-Treaty


title: Liam Tobin

texts: 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 The cabinet demanded the resignation of the army council after an order was made to arrest the mutineers.The generals resigned because of their subservience to the civilian government of the new state. After the Civil War, <mask> joined De Valera's Anti-Treaty Fianna Fil Party. The Irish Hospitals' Sweepstake was formed in the 1930s. A lot of former army men found work in this lottery. The Sweep was left by <mask> in 1938. The Oireachtas became the Irish Dil after World War II. At the Church of the Holy Family, Aughrim St, in Dublin, on 14 October 1929, Monica "Mona" Higgins married <mask>, and he had two daughters, Mire and Anne.<mask> died in Dublin at the age of 68 years after his health declined following the death of his father. In Neil Jordan's movie Michael Collins, Brendan Gleeson played the role of <mask>. The names of people who died in the Irish Civil War are listed

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title: Deng Yingchao

texts: The wife of the first Chinese premier, Zhou Enlai, was a member of the Chinese Communist Party and the Chairwoman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference from 1983 to 1988. She was born in a county in China. When she was a child, her father died and her mother taught and practiced medicine. <mask> attended the Women's Normal School. Zhou Enlai and <mask> met in the May Fourth Movement. They were married in August of 1925. <mask> became a member of the Chinese Communist Party in 1925 after joining the CYL in 1924.<mask> was underground for five years after the White Terror massacres. <mask> was one of the few women who survived the Long March. She developed a lung disease during the Long March. <mask> <mask>, the only female representative of the Chinese Communist Party, attended the first Political Consultative Conference after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. She was a member of the International Democratic Women's Federation. She was the acting secretary of the Women's Committee of the Central Committee when she was a member of the Rear Working Committee. She became a member of the drafting group of the Common Program in June 1949 after being elected as a member of the Preparatory Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.She personally invited Soong Ching Ling to Beijing to take part in the preparation of the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China. <mask> was elected to the National Women's first to the third vice chairman and the Chinese People's Conseil national children's vice chairman when the People's Republic of China was founded. <mask> has never held a government position despite being a member of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party. She returned to the Communist Party after the death of her husband. She became the vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress in December of that year. <mask> was re-elected as the vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the Fifth National People's Congress in March 1978 and served as the second

masks: Deng Deng Deng Deng Deng Deng Yingchao Deng Deng Deng


title: Deng Yingchao

texts: secretary of the newly restored CPC Central Commission for Disciplinary Inspection at the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party. The Political Bureau of the Central Committee is co-opted.<mask> used her contacts and reputation in the United Front to take charge of the work of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party in Taiwan, and concurrently served as the leader. She was an active member of the Chinese People's Association for friendship with foreign countries. She was the Chairwoman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference from June 1983 to March 1988. In September 1985 she applied for resignation from the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party and in April 1988 she resigned from the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. She was the Chairwoman of the China Population Welfare Foundation in 1987. <mask>, the party's General Secretary, was ousted in a campaign againstbourgeois liberalism. She supported the leadership's decision to suppress the Tiananmen Square protests.She resigned as president of the Chinese Nursing Association due to poor health. She was a member of the China Society for People's Friendships Studies. <mask> and Zhou had no children of their own. Li Peng, the premier of the People's Republic of China, was one of the orphans they adopted. The abolition of foot binding was promoted by her. After retiring, <mask> was admitted to the hospital five times because of colds and pneumonia, and in August 1991 she began to suffer from renal failure and became unconscious. There was a death in Beijing Hospital at 6:55 am on July 11, 1992.Her ashes were scattered in the same place as Zhou Enlai's. The official evaluation of her is that she is a great proletarian revolutionary, politician, famous social activist, staunch Marxist, outstanding leader of the party and the country, pioneer of the Chinese women's movement, and highly respected chairman of the Sixth CPPCC. The Memorial Hall Zhou Enlai has a painting and a b/w photo on

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title: Nieky Holzken

texts: A Dutch kickboxer and professional boxer is born. He was the Glory Welterweight champion. He was voted the Kickboxer of the Year by Kickboxing Planet. According to Combat Press, he is the fifth best kickboxer in the world. In the World Boxing Super Series, <mask> was a substitute. He made his K-1 debut at the K-1 World MAX North European Qualification in Sweden. He won the tournament by three consecutive knockouts.The winner of the K-1 World MAX 2007 Final Elimination will face the reigning K-1 MAX champion. Pramuk. He was defeated by a unanimous decision. Glory He defeated Murat Direki in the second round at Glory 2: Brussels on October 6, 2012 due to a cut in the second round. He defeated Ghajji with a cut in an extension round at Glory 6: Istanbul in Istanbul, Turkey. He was going to fight there. On August 8, 2013, the Soema na Basi IV: Londt vs. Adegbuyi was withdrawn due to undisclosed reasons.His opponent in the Glory 13: Tokyo - Welterweight World Championship Tournament semi-finals was changed to Karapet Karapetyan who he had previously fought and beat. He knocked Karapetyan down in the first two rounds and then beat Joseph Valtellini in the final. In a back-and-forth fight where both pressed forward, landing powerful but technical punches and kicks, <mask> scored a TKO in the dying seconds of the third and final round to be crowned the inaugural Glory World Welterweight champion. He was going to fight for the inaugural Glory Welterweight Championship at Glory

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title: Nieky Holzken

texts: 14: Zagreb in Zagreb, Croatia on March 8, but he suffered a shoulder injury in a car accident. He was replaced by Karapet Karapetyan in the rearranged match for Glory 16: Denver in Broomfield, Colorado, US on May 3, 2014). On February 6, 2015, <mask> was part of a one-night, four-man tournament at Glory 19 to determine who would get the next title shot. He defeated Alexander Stetsurenko in the semifinals by unanimous decision.He defeated Raymond Daniels in the third round of the finals. He defeated Yoann Kongolo. After the match-up, <mask> expressed his desire to face Valtellini again. When he stepped in at late notice to face Callum Smith in the World Boxing Super Series super-middleweight tournament, he got the biggest opportunity in the sport. Smith was 23-0 coming in. Smith took the win by unanimous decision, and then went on to beat George Groves in the final. At ONE Championship: Warrior's Dream in November of last year, <mask> made his debut with a second round knockout of Alexandre.He would lose to Regian Eersel in the first ONE lightweight Kickboxing World Championship at ONE Championship: Enter the Dragon. The two would face off again for the title at ONE Championship: Dawn of Valor in October of 2019. On December 11, 2020, it was announced that there would be a ONE Championship match. After his original contract expired, <mask> signed a six-fight contract extension with ONE. Compton was knocked out in the first round by <mask>. There was a Muay Thai bout on

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title: Nieky Holzken

texts: April 21, 2021. He won the fight with a head kick in the second round.He signed a new multi-fight contract with ONE Championship on September 13, 2021. Islam Murtazaev is scheduled to face <mask> at ONE Championship: X on March 26, 2022. The kickboxingplanet Kickboxer of the Year is Joseph Valtellini. The kickboxing record is 94 wins, 16 losses, 0 draws, and 1 no contest. The title of the Championship 96: Enter the Dragon is Kallang, Singapore. One Championship 90: Call to Greatness is a decision. Loss and Glory: Collision are both from Oberhausen, Germany.Glory 34: Denver, Colorado, is a decision that was unanimous. Yoann Kongolo's Glory 29 was a unanimous decision. Murthel Groenhart, Glory 26, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Decision (split), 5, 3:00, and 87-11-0 Win, Raymond Daniels, and Glory 23 are all from Las Vegas, Nevada. Win, Raymond Daniels, and Glory 19 are all from Virginia. Alexander Stetsurenko was the winner of Glory 19: Virginia. The One Shot World Series was held in Antalya, Turkey.Glory 13: Tokyo, Japan, is a decision that wasunanimous. The United Glory 12: World Series Quarterfinals were held in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Andy Souwer is Shootboxing in the Autotron in the Netherlands. The K-1 World MAX 2007 Final Elimination was held in Tokyo, Japan. Showdome IV is located in Amsterdam, Netherlands. One Championship profile Glory profile 1983 births Living people Dutch male kickboxers Welterweight kickboxers Middleweight kickboxers Dutch Muay Thai


title: Joseph Ralston

texts: The United States Special Envoy for Countering the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) is a man named General <mask>. He was a career officer in the United States Air Force and served as the fourth vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff as well as the Supreme Allied Commander for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in Europe. From 1966 to 2003 <mask> served in the United States Air Force. He was in operational command at squadron, wing, numbered air force and major command, as well as various staff and management positions at every level of the United States Air Force. The Joint Chiefs of Staff had a Vice Chairman in 1996. He was expected to become Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in 1997. He was appointed Supreme Allied Commander for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in Europe in 2000 after revelations of an extra-marital affair with a civilian employee of the Central Intelligence Agency.He joined the Board of Trustees of the Center for Strategic and International Studies after retiring. The US would use Pakistan's airspace to strike at the Al-Qaeda meeting in Afghanistan after the US Embassy bombings in Africa, according to Bill Clinton's memoirs. The US was concerned that Pakistan's intelligence services would tip off the targets or that the missiles over Pakistan came from India, which could lead to a nuclear conflict on the Indian sub-continent. Clinton wrote in My Life that they decided to send the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General <mask>, to have dinner with the top Pakistani military commander at the time of the attacks. It was too late to alert the Taliban or Al-Qaeda, but in time to avoid having them shot down or sparking a counter attack on India. The Special Envoy for Countering the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) was assigned by the President of the United States George W. Bush. The United States, Turkey and the European Union have designated the PKK as a terrorist organization.The Bush administration asked at least three retired four-star

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title: Joseph Ralston

texts: generals to oversee the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The two other generals also declined this position. The vice chairman of the Cohen Group has been with the company since 2003 and is a director of the Timken Company and URS Corporation. He is a member of the advisory board of the American Turkish Council. When John M. Shalikashvili became Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in 1997, it became public that he had an extramarital affair with a married civilian CIA employee. At the time, he and his wife were separated, while his wife said the affair continued and led to their divorce. 13 years ago, Defense Secretary William Cohen declared that his relationship with <mask> wouldn't disqualify him from becoming the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, resulting in accusations of a double standard for high-ranking military officers while lower ranks were punished.First Lieutenant Kelly Flinn was forced to resign from the Air Force with a general discharge after being charged with adultery. The man withdrew his name from consideration. He held senior positions in defense and security-related corporations while he was a diplomat. Critics said that <mask> was using his influence as special envoy to secure large government weapons contracts for Lockheed Martin, where he was on the board of directors. He was described as an arms merchant by the Boston Globe. In October of 2006 the Kurdish National Congress of North America issued a press release demanding the immediate resignation of General <mask>. Critics are worried that the prospects for a longterm solution to the Kurdish-Turkish issue would be compromised by hard line anti-KPK policies.The Atlantic Council Leadership Award was given to <mask>. There are links to External links Atlantic Council 1943 births Living people Joint Chiefs of Staff United States Air Force personnel of the Vietnam War Recipients of the Legion of Merit Recipients of the Air Medal Miami University alumni Harvard Kennedy School alumni NATO Supreme Allied

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title: Eleanor Lerman

texts: <mask> is an American poet, novelist, and short story writer. <mask> was born in the Bronx and raised in Far Rockaway. She is a lifelong New Yorker with Jewish heritage. In high school, Lerman wrote poetry with the encouragement of a sympathetic teacher. The first time I was told not to read my poetry to the rest of the class was by an English teacher who encouraged me to be a writer. A person wanted to sweep up in a factory when she left home at 18. I answered that ad in the Village Voice when I was eighteen years old because I wanted to join the revolution so I could support myself in the city.Wolfgang Zuckermann founded a workshop that produced and shipped kits from which amateurs built harpsichords, at the time a minor cultural phenomenon. My boss, Michael Zuckermann, and my neighbor, a film producer, introduced me to a community of writers while I was working at the harpsichord kit factory. I believe it was possible to live the life of a writer because I graduated from the sweeping up part of the qualification. Zuckermann Harpsichords was located on the first floor of a small, quirky 19th century building. Michael gave me a tiny apartment upstairs, which was a 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609-

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texts: which I did, and in 1973, they published my The volume was nominated for a National Book Award. X.J. Kennedy, writing in The New York Times, had harsh words for <mask>'s technique as a poet and, more controversially, criticized <mask>'s choice of subject matter, which included illegal drugs and lesbian sexuality. Kennedy used the recently introduced system of film ratings to describe Armed Love. <mask> said her experience of youthful fame was devastating, not because of Kennedy's criticism, but because of the burden of notoriety it created.The hippie years of 1973, with disco and the club scene on the horizon, have to be remembered. There were a lot of people at the gay bars on West Street. If you were Andy Warhol or any of the other notables of the time, who better to have on your arm a twenty-one-year old poet who dressed like Cher and had just been named by the New York Times as a literary outlaw? I was scared to death of all these people, but I was invited to go everywhere with everybody. I stopped answering the phone. Her fame also led Lerman to become acquainted with some of the leading literary figures of the time, which had a daunting effect on her. I thought I wouldn't be able to do what these guys do.Although <mask> published a second book in 1975, she took a more conventional life with a marriage and nonliterary

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texts: job. When Sarabande Books commissioned her third volume of poetry, The Mystery of Meteors, her career as a writer resumed. After the first rescue by her high school teacher, she was asked by her current publisher if she'd like to try to write poetry again. I would. A variety of forms of recognition have followed, along with a steady stream of work. Her fourth book, Our Post-Soviet History Unfolds, won the Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize. "<mask>'s poems have sociological savvy, philosophical rue, historical recognition, and vernacular resilience," Tony Hoagland wrote in awarding the prize.They sing a song that is gloomy, but they sing it with dignity. One of the author's books, The Blonde on the Train, has been the subject of a web site devoted to the book and its contents. In her novel, Radiomen, <mask> ventures into speculative fiction with a story that involves radios, aliens, a bartender at Kennedy Airport, and a dog with unusual ancestry. <mask> lives in New York just outside of New York City and is close to her hometown of Far Rockaway. In 2006 her fiction collection "Observers and Other Stories" was published by the Lesbian publisher Artemis Press. The New York Foundation for the Arts gave a fiction grant to <mask>. She received a literature fellowship in 2007.She received a Guggenheim fellowship in 2011. <mask> received

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texts: an American Fiction Award from American Book Fest for The Stargazer's Embassy, as well as the John W. Campbell Memorial Award for Best Science Fiction Novel. <mask> writes in free verse. There was no definite pattern of scansion. There seems to be some regularity in the distribution of stressed syllables. The poems start with one or two lines of iambic pentameter. It is frequent.The material is often divided into lines that don't correspond to natural pauses in speech. The verse is full of specific, vivid references to the real world, for example, the tools and harpsichord plectra mentioned in the conclusion of The Farm in Winter. In the time before everything, on a perfect day, I am going home to you and your mystical tools: the plane, the saw, the plectrum. Our Post-Soviet History Unfolds Sarabande Books, The Sensual World Re-Emerges, Sarabande Books, Strange Life, Mayapple Press, and The Blonde on the Train Mayapple are all related to poetry. pp. McFarland and Co. 144–149. An account of her return to writing poetry after a 25-year hiatus, as well as discussion of the embarrassment caused by constantly monitoring her life experience for ideas for poems."<mask> Interview" can be found on the Author Website. "Interview with Nickole Brown of Sarabande Books", "Drunken Boat", and "Cockeyed Pessimist" are autobiographical

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title: Andrew Irvine (mountaineer)

texts: The third British expedition to the world's highest mountain, Mount Everest, was led by <mask> "Sandy" <mask>. While attempting the first ascent of Mount Everest, he and his climbing partner disappeared somewhere high on the mountain's northeast ridge. It is not known if the pair reached the summit before they died. The portable camera and body of <mask> have never been found. <mask> was one of six children of historian <mask> and Lilian Davies-Colley. His father's family had Scottish and Welsh roots, while his mother was from an old Cheshire family. Eleanor Davies Colley, a pioneer female surgeon and political activist, was a cousin of him.He demonstrated a natural engineering ability when he was educated at Birkenhead School and Shrewsbury School. During the First World War, he created a small stir at the War Office by sending them a design for a synchronisation gear to allow a machine gun to fire from a propeller-driven aeroplane through the propeller without damaging its blades, and also a design for a gyroscopic stabiliser for aircraft. He excelled at rowing and was a keen sportsman. His ability as a rower made him a star of the 1919 'Peace Regatta' at Henley with the Royal Shrewsbury School Boat Club, and propelled him to study engineering. He was a member of the Oxford crew for the Oxford and Boat Race in 1922 Cambridge and the only time Oxford won between 1913 and 1937. He had a relationship with a woman who was married to another man at the age of 52. John Summers was one of the founding fathers of the company.While <mask> was on Everest, Harry began divorce proceedings. <mask> excelled on every front during the Everest expedition in 1923. The expedition's leader, Noel Odell, and he discovered that they had met before in 1919 on Foel Grach, a 3000-foot-high Welsh mountain, when <mask> had ridden his motorcycle to the top and surprised Odell

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title: Andrew Irvine (mountaineer)

texts: and his wife, who had climbed it on foot. <mask> was invited to join the third British Mount Everest expedition on the basis that he might be the "superman" that the expedition needed. He was a student at the time. <mask>, along with three other people, set sail for the Himalayas on board the California on February 29, 1924. <mask> could be relied on for anything except perhaps conversation, according to a letter written home to his wife.Major and crucial innovations to the expedition's professionally designed oxygen sets were made by him during the expedition. The expedition's cameras, camp beds, primus stove, and many other devices were maintained by him. He was respected by his older colleagues for his ingenuity, companionability, and unstinting hard work. After making two unsuccessful attempts on the summit in June, the time888-607-888-607-3166 was888-607-888-607-888-607-888-607-3166 was888-607-888-607-3166 was888-607-888-607-3166 was888-607-3166 was888-607-888-607-888-607-3166 was888-607-888-607-888-607-888-607-888-607-3166 was888-607-888-607-888-607-3166 was888-607-888-607-888-607-3166 was888-607-888-607- George Mallory was the most experienced climber on the expedition. The surprise of other expedition members was that Mallory chose the inexperienced <mask> over the more experienced Noel. <mask>'s ability to use oxygen equipment was a major factor in the decision, but there has been debate about the exact reasons for his choice.By the end of the next day, the pair had established a final two-man camp, from which to make their final push on the summit. It's not clear what time they left on 8 June, but circumstantial evidence suggests that they didn't have a smooth start. Noel Odell, who was acting in a supporting role, reported seeing them at 12:50 pm and ascending what he believed was the Second Step of the northeast ridge and "going

masks: Irvine Irvine Irvine Irvine Irvine


title: Andrew Irvine (mountaineer)

texts: strongly for the top" in the years that followed. They have never been able to say whether they reached the summit. They died high on the mountain when they didn't return to their camp. The rope jerk injury to Mallory's waist, which was discovered in 1999, suggests that the two fell together. <mask>'s body has never been found.In 1933, some 9 years after the disappearance of Mallory and <mask>, a member of the fourth British Everest expedition discovered an ice axe about 20 m below the ridge. It was found lying loose on brown 'boiler-plate' slabs of rock, which were smooth and in places had a covering of loose pebbles. The Swiss manufacturer's name matched those of a number supplied to the 1924 expedition, and since only two people had climbed that high along the ridge route, it must have belonged to one of them. The leader of the 1933 expedition speculated that the ice axe marked the scene of a fall, either accidentally dropped or that the owner put it down to have both hands free to hold the rope. The ice axe was placed there on the ascent to be collected on the way back in view of the fact that the climbing ahead was almost entirely on rock. In 1963, a characteristic triple nick mark on a military swagger stick, found among <mask>'s possessions, was found to match a similar mark on the ice axe's shaft, making it likely that the ice axe belonged to <mask>. In May 1991, a 1924 oxygen cylinder was found, some 20 m higher and 60 m closer to the First Step than the ice axe found in 1933.The minimum altitude they must have reached on their final climb was marked by the oxygen cylinder. In May 1999, the body of Mallory was found in a funnel-shaped basin on the "8,200 m Snow Terrace", some 300 m below and 100 m horizontal. The remains of a rope still encircled his waist, which showed he had suffered a serious haemorrhaging, and INRDeals INRDeals

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title: Andrew Irvine (mountaineer)

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title: Andrew Irvine (mountaineer)

texts: illuminate the fate of Mallory and <mask>.In 1979 Ryoten Hasegawa, the leader of the Japanese contingent of a Sino-Japanese expedition to the north side of Everest, had a brief conversation with Wang Hong-bao, a Chinese climber. Wang knew the man was British, he said, by the old-fashioned clothing that rotted and broke at the touch, and he poked his finger into his cheek to indicate an injury. Before more information could be obtained, Wang was killed in an accident. Further confirmation of this was provided by a 1986 conversation American Everest historian Tom Holzel had with Wang's tent-mate from the 1975 expedition,Zhang Junyan, who admitted that Wang had come back from a short excursion lasting about 20 minutes. The key to the discovery of Mallory's body was Wang's 1975, but his description of the body he found, "hole in cheek", was not consistent with the condition of the body. The location of Wang's 1975 campsite was discovered by the second Mallory and Irvine Research expedition in 2001, and it was found to be the only body in the vicinity. One explanation of the discrepancy between Wang's description and the state the body was discovered in is that Wang may have turned the body over to effect a simple burial.Eric Simonson, leader of the 1999 Mallory and <mask> expedition, went to Beijing in 2001 to interview some of the remaining survivors of the 1960 Chinese Everest expedition, which was the first expedition back to the top of the world. During their meeting, the deputy leader of the expedition, Xu Jing, spontaneously blurted out that on his descent from the First Step, he spotted a dead climber lying on his back, feet facing uphill, in a hollow or slot in the rock. Since no one else besides <mask> and Mallory had ever been found on the north side of Everest before 1960, it was almost certain that Xu had discovered <mask>. The sight was

masks: Irvine Irvine Irvine Irvine


title: Andrew Irvine (mountaineer)

texts: brief, and while he remembered seeing the body, he was not sure where it was. A more contemporary account, not dulled by the passage of 40 years, has subsequently surfaced. The headquarters of the USSR Geographical Society in Leningrad was where Wang Fu-chou gave a lecture in 1965, a member of the 1960 Chinese expedition. Wang Fu-chou said that they found a corpse of a European at an altitude of 8,600 meters.The Chinese climber said that the dead man was wearing braces. A new photographic search for <mask> was conducted in 2010 by a team informally dubbed the Andrew Irvine Search Committee led by American Everest historian Tom Holzel. A body lying in a slot of rock, feet pointing toward the summit, was identified as the object that was found less than 100 m from the ice-axe location. The upper slopes of Everest were to be explored by a new expedition in December of 2011. It was hoped that there would be less snow on the upper slopes, increasing the chances of finding <mask>, as well as the camera that it is hoped will be with him. Mark Synott led a party which investigated the 'crevice' identified by Holzel as the potential resting place of <mask>, but discovered that it was just an optical illusion. Sandy was the sort of person who must struggle against the current and, if need be, go down in full body, according to comments by friends of <mask>.<mask> did not live long, but he lived well according to one of his friends, Arnold Lunn. During his last wonderful year, he rowed in the winning Oxford boat, explored Spitsbergen, fell in love with skiing, and conquered Everest, as he crowded an enormous amount of activity into his short life. The English like to live well than live long. List of people who died climbing Mount Everest List of people who disappeared The Wildest Dream References The missing person cases of 1920s and 1924 were reported by

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title: Argenis (wrestler)

texts: <mask> is a Mexican professional wrestler who works in the Mexican professional wrestling promotion Asistencia Asesora y administracin. The Latin word for silver is his ring name. <mask> has wrestled as Hijo del Dr. Karonte in the past. In Mexico, where masked wrestlers keep their private lives a secret from the wrestling fans, <mask>' real name is not a matter of public record. His full name was revealed by his father, who wrestled as Dr. Karonte, per Lucha libre traditions. He is the brother of several professional wrestlers. <mask> made his professional wrestling debut in 2006 as "Dr. Karonte Jr.", named after his father.He was also known as "Hijo del Dr. Karonte". After he left CMLL, he complained to several magazines that his brother Mstico should have asked CMLL to give him more opportunities. After leaving CMLL, he began working for the International Wrestling Revolution Group, but only met with limited success. A group of young wrestlers got a tryout with Asistencia Asesora y Administracin. <mask> was one of only six wrestlers that made it through the rigorous trial period and won a match against the other five that gave him a job. The week after his tryout match, he made his realAAA debut, working for the first time as <mask>, teaming with Pimpinela and Billy Boy against Los Night Queens. The "disgruntled brother of Mstico" was pushed to Argenis.The comparison to Mstico hurt <mask>'

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title: Argenis (wrestler)

texts: chances of the fans getting behind him and halted the push. <mask> rarely worked televised matches by the end of 2008, instead working with trainers to improve in the ring. <mask> returned to AAA television in early 2009, teaming with Real Fuerza Aérea in trios matches, but was not officially a member of the group. <mask> was made an official member of the group in the summer of 2009. On September 26, 2009, <mask> made his first appearance at a major show as he joined Atomic Boy and Laredo Kid to defeat Poder del Norte. Astro Boy II joined Real Fuerza Aérea in June of 2011. On February 10, 2012 the rudo group El Consejo was joined by Argenis and Real Fuerza Aérea.In a tag team match, <mask> and Drago defeated Kenso and Sushi, making their debut for All Japan Pro Wrestling in Tokyo. The number one contender to the All Asia Tag Team Championship, held by Burning members Atsushi Aoki and Kotaro Suzuki, was named before their first match in the promotion. The Burning stable was defeated by Aoki and Yoshinobu Kanemaru on August 14 and Suzuki and Kanemaru on August 16 in the build-up to the August 25 title match. The All Asia Tag Team Championship was won by Aoki and Suzuki. <mask> and Australian Suicide won a four-way match on April 18, 2016 to become the No.1 contender to the World Tag Team Championship. The two were unsuccessful in winning the titles after receiving their shot. <mask> won the Rey


title: Argenis (wrestler)

texts: de Reyes.On August 10, <mask> turned Rudo for the first time in his career, betraying his Dinasta and Nio Hamburguesa against El Nuevo Poder del Norte. <mask> started a feud against Myzteziz Jr. at the Puebla show in which he called him an imposter. <mask> made his television debut on Lucha Underground on January 14, 2015, in a 4-way Elimination match against Angélico, Aero Star, and Cage. The three men were eliminated by Cage. Two weeks later The Crew defeated Aero Star, <mask>, and Super Fly. Pentagon Jr broke <mask>' arm. <mask> was used as a jobber after he broke his arm.He only made sporadic appearances and did not participate in storylines. The character Barrio Negro was portrayed by <mask>' actor. Barrio Negro was a member of the trios team called The Disciples of Death. Angélico, Son of Havoc and Ivelisse were defeated by the Disciples of Death. They lost the title to the other team on November 22. The characters of Barrio Negro and Trece were killed off on the April 20, 2016 edition of Lucha Underground. Lucha Underground did not acknowledge that Barrio Negro and <mask> were the same person.Through season 3, <mask> was still utilized as a jobber. It is not known if he was still employed by Lucha Underground when it ceased operations. <mask> was part of a skit welcoming Conan O'Brien to Mexico. He won the Lucha Underground Lucha Underground Trios Championship with El Siniestro de la

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title: Theano (philosopher)

texts: Theano was a 6th-century BC Pythagorean philosopher. She has been referred to as the wife or student of Pythagoras by others. Her place of birth and father's identity are unknown. Theano I and Theano II are referred to as Theano I and Theano II by some authors. Theano is thought to be the first woman mathematician. She may have worked on two of them. Theano's life is not known.One tradition says she came from Crete and was the daughter of Pythonax, but another says she came from Crotone and was the daughter of Brontinus. She was said to have been the wife of Pythagoras, but another tradition made her the wife of Brontinus. Iamblichus refers to Deino as the wife of Brontinus. The children of Pythagoras and <mask> included three daughters, Damo, Myia, and Arignote, and a son, Telauges. The children of Pythagoras were Telauges, Mnesarkhos, Myia and Arignote. In Italy, Pythagoras opened up a school that focused on mathematics, philosophy, and nature. At one point, Pythagoras achieved 300 students in his school, but only 28 of them were women.According to multiple sources, Pythagoras wanted to compete with other schools so he made his school not based on discrimination of genders, which influenced other women to pursue science and astronomy instead of being discriminated against. Many men were inspired by the women in school. <mask> took over as the head of the school with the help of her children. After the deaths of <mask> and Pythagoras, the school still existed. <mask> died in the 5th century B.C. They were thought to be buried by their school. The writings attributed to Theano were Pythagorean Apophthegms and

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title: Theano (philosopher)

texts: she was a woman and her husband was a philosopher. There are some non-academic anecdotal stories that are considered to be true. <mask> was walking when her elbow came out. Someone commented that it was beautiful. She said, "Yes, but not a public one!" There is a belief among some scholars that the writings which are thought to have been written by <mask> were actually written by men who used this as a pseudonym. For men to have published work under her name, it would have to be true that they would be recognized for their work.Theano's own work has not been attributed to her, and she did not have as high of a social standing as Pythagoras. In the society that Pythagoras studied, women were considered to be equal, but in practice and time, this is not true. References 17. R. M. Dancy wrote "On A History of Women Philosophers." I. The 4th edition of hypatia. It was 1 (1989).December 9, 2020. 18. The writer and artist of the Women In Science and Cartoon History of Humanism columns is Dale DeBakcsy. The year began on February 27. The Pythagorean Women were from Ancient Greece. Theano-of-croton-pythagorean was published on December 10, 2020. K. (n.d.) was born.Theano ofCrotona. On December 9, 2020,societyforthestudyofwomenphilosophers.org/ Theano_of_Crotona.html was added. Kathleen. Women Philosophers in the Ancient Greek World. No. hypatia 1, no. There was a report on 1 in 1986. December 9, 2020.Theano: Briefe einer antiken Philosophin was further read by Kai Brodersen. German/Greek. The Universal-Bibliothek was founded in 1876. Theano, Biographies of Women Mathematicians, and Ancient Greek philosophers are external

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title: Andrew Gronholdt

texts: <mask> was a famous Aleutian from Sand Point, Alaska, in the Shumagin Islands south of the lower Alaska Peninsula, and was famous for revitalizing the ancient Unangan art of carving hunting hats called chagudax. Gronholdt's woodworking techniques, wood steaming and bending methods, and instructional design methodologies were legendary. <mask> was born on August 26, 1915, on Popof Island in the Shumagin Islands. Gronholdt's father was from Kerteminde. Anna Dushkin was from a tiny village on the south side of the Alaska Peninsula called Belkofski, which is a dozen miles north of King Cove, Alaska. The Unangan people lived at Belkofski for thousands of years, but the community was closed about 1980 when everyone moved to King Cove. Sand Point in the Shumagin Islands was where <mask> completed grade school.Graduation from eighth grade at Sand Point School ended Gronholdt's formal education, but his own desire to discover and explore schooled him for the rest of his life. On January 21, 1942, Gronholdt married the daughter of Frank and Zenia. They had a child. Chagudax was designed by Gronholdt while he was living in Sand Point on Popof Island in the Shumagin Islands amongst the members of the Qagun Tayagungin Tribe, the Unga Tribe, and the Pauloff Harbor Tribe. Gronholdt carved slabs of wood into thin blanks which he steamed and bent over to form the complex shapes of the ancient bentwood hats. In 1985 he began researching hat construction methods. The creation of bentwood hunting hats was an important part of the ancient Unangan culture, and Gronholdt went from Sand Point to several other communities to teach others how to make them.Sand Point and Unalaska were where Gronholdt taught. Gronholdt's

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title: Andrew Gronholdt

texts: students teach at cultural camps. The classes are well attended and filled to the limit. Students carved, steamed, and bent the chagudax. They carry them home with a deep sense of cultural pride. The Unangan sea kayaker's hunting and battle uniform included the chagudax. The sight of a fleet of men dressed in battle uniform with their chagudax and sea kayaks bristling with razor sharp spears with which they were deadly accurate at long distances struck fear into the hearts of enemies.Gronholdt's visors are featured in collections at the Unalaska City School Percent. As a wooden boat builder, Gronholdt had other skills. The chxuusi-x was a wooden pump that was used to bail water out of the iqyax. Gronholdt served on the Board of Directors for the Shumagin Corporation from 1972 to 1974 and on the Board for over 21 years. The area of the wood working shop where Gronholdt worked became known as "Aleut Corner" after he became an instructor at the Institute of Alaska Native Art. One of Gronholdt's students has instructed classes throughout the Aleutians and the United States. A portrait of <mask>t is displayed at the carving table next to the carving knives, and at the beginning of each of her classes, she tells all of her new students about him.Unangax elders are an important part of the Aleut values. She provided an overview of how the bentwood hats are carved, steamed, and bent in a video she produced in 2011. Lekanoff- Gregory learned chagudax from Gronholdt. The death and legacy of Gronholdt was on March 13, 1998. Gronholdt was laid to rest next to his wife. Some of his former students are still teaching. Instructors at the Aleut culture camp use forms and jigs he built to teach new generations


title: Andrew Gronholdt

texts: about the proud warriors who defended their coastal villages wearing these unique hunting visors.The <mask> Scholarship Award is given to students majoring in the arts. In January 2012 Gronholdt's photographs, diary, and drawings were published in a book. Many photographs of the chagudax which Gronholdt designed, carved, steamed and bent are included in the book. The book was edited by Michael Livingston and <mask>-Dye. When times were hardscrabble in the Shumagin Islands, Gronholdt's diary details near-starvation of the entire Gronholdt family on a remote island in the 1920s. In the early 20th century, Gronholdt's optimistic world view shines a bright light into life in the Shumagin Islands. References Bergsland and Knut.Aleut Dictionary: Unangam Tunudgusii. The Alaska Native Language Center is in Fairbanks. Lydia T. Black wrote "Glory Remembered: Wooden Headgear of Alaska Sea Hunters." Alaska State Museums, 1991. Lydia T. Black wrote "Aleut Art: Unangam Aguqaadangin". The Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association was published in 2003 Sharon Dye.The year 2010. Private conversations with <mask>'s daughter. <mask>. The year 2012. "Chagudax: A Small Window into the Life of a Hat Carver" is a book. San Francisco: Blurb, Inc. Sharing our path.There is a newsletter of the Alaska Rural Systemic Initiative. Volume 3, Issue 4, September/ October 1998 Veniaminov, Ivan. There are notes on the Islands of the Unalashka District. The Limestone Press was published in Kingston, Ontario in 1984. Lynn Ager Wallen. "Bending Traditions". The Institute of Alaska Native Arts was founded in 1990.The deaths of Native American woodcarvers in 1915 and 1998 were followed by the deaths of 20th-century American male and female

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title: Joseph Wapner

texts: An American judge and television personality, <mask> was born in 1919. He is the first presiding judge of The People's Court. For a total of 12 seasons and 2,484 episodes, the court show was on the air from 1981 to 1993. The court show's first incarnation was presided over by only one judge, and that judge is now the sole judge on the show's second run. His tenure on the program made him the first jurist of reality court shows, which evolved into the most popular trend in the judicial genre. <mask> was born on November 15, 1919, in Los Angeles, California, to Jewish parents who had migrated there. Irene was a younger sister to Wapner.Lana Turner was once dated by <mask> while he was in high school. He was a graduate of the University of Southern California and the USC Law School and served in World War II. He was awarded the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart while serving in the South Pacific. He was discharged from the army as a lieutenant. For ten years, <mask> was an attorney in private practice. He was elevated to the Los Angeles County Superior Court after serving two years on the Los Angeles Municipal Court. In 1969 and 1970, he was presiding judge of the Superior Court.In 1975, and 1976, he was president of the California Judges Association, and in 1979 he retired from the court. The first judge to preside over a court show was The People's Court. From 1981 to 1993 he was on the program for 2,340 half-hour episodes. He

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texts: conducted a binding arbitration that was set up to look like a small claims court, pitting parties without lawyers against each other. The show's popularity has led to other syndicated courtroom shows, such as Judge Judy and Hot Bench. When the ratings for The People's Court dropped to an all-time low in 1993, the show's creator was not invited back. The People's Court was back on the air in 1997 after a four-year hiatus.The producers did not want to hurt his feelings, however, he stated that this is exactly what the show did. When the producers decided to change the series, he was not notified. He didn't offer any opinions on the People's Court judges who succeeded him. On November 12, 2009, he received a star on the Walk of Fame. As of 2009, he and Judith Sheindlin were the only two television jurists who received the honor. He was critical of Sheindlin's courtroom adjudicating approach. On November 13, 2009, in honor of his 90th birthday, <mask> made a one-time return to the court show, acting as a guest judge, presiding over a case in the Marilyn Milian era of The People's Court.He was the longest-reigning arbiter over The People's Court. By the end of the court show's 2012– 2013 season, Milian became the longest-reigning judge over the series. After presiding over The People's Court for five years, he returned to television as a judge on <mask>'s Animal Court for two seasons on Animal Planet. A View from the Bench was

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title: Joseph Wapner

texts: written by <mask>. There is a note on the back of Alice Cooper's album. On June 27, 1986, <mask> appeared on the Tonight Show to hear a case of David Letterman vs. Johnny Carson over alleged damage to the headlight of Letterman's pickup truck. Letterman was granted $24.95 by the judge.In an early episode of Sliders, he appeared as an alternate-universe version of himself as the "People's Court" in a Soviet-controlled California. In 1999–2000, <mask> appeared in national television commercials and print ads for Singer Asset Finance Company, a specialty finance company. The slogan "I sentence you to drink my cream soda" has been used by the company since around 2010. He was active in Jewish causes, including sitting on the board of a school. He married a woman named Mickey Nebenzahl. Sarah died of heart disease at the age of 56. They had two sons who became attorneys, David Miron-<mask> and Frederick Nathan <mask>, the latter of whom was a prosecutor and LA District Attorney who also became a judge.There were four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. He died of respiratory failure at his home in Los Angeles. He was 97 years old. He is buried in Los Angeles at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Cemetery. References External links 1919 births 2017: deaths United States Army personnel of World War II California state court judges Lawyers from Los Angeles Writers from Los Angeles USC Gould School of Law alumni Jewish American attorneys

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title: Sir Richard Levinge, 1st Baronet

texts: Sir <mask> was an Irish politician and judge who played a leading part in Irish public life for more than 30 years. There were two children born to <mask> and Anne Levinge, the second son of <mask> and Anne and the daughter of George and Grace. The Levinges were a long established family with a tradition of public service. He was a first cousin of the Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain. He attended St John's College, Cambridge and Audlem School. He was called to the Bar in 1678 after entering the Inner Temple. He was a Member of the English House of Commons from 1690 to 1695.His father, the Recorder of Chester in 1686/7, was also removed from this office by King James II of England. He was sent to Ireland as the Solicitor-General by the new Government after he declared for William III of England. He held a seat in the Irish House of Commons for Blessington until 1695. He was the Speaker of the Irish House of Commons. He was nicknamed "Tom Double" due to his desire to conciliate in an age of bitter political division. Although he supported the Penal Laws, he was very tolerant in religious matters and had several Roman Catholic friends, including his predecessor as Solicitor-General. He represented Kilkenny City from 1713 to November 1715 in the Irish Parliament.He chose to sit for Kilkenny after being returned for Gowran. He was dismissed as Ireland's Solicitor General in 1695 after a fight with Henry Capell, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. The 2nd Duke of Ormonde had acted as his patron for some years before he became the Solicitor-General. The Lord Lieutenant, Thomas Wharton, 1st Earl of Wharton, dismissed him from office in 1709 with what was regarded by many, including Jonathan Swift, as brutal suddenness. Ormonde replaced Wharton as Lord Lieutenant in 1711. He wanted to be appointed to the English Bench but was unsuccessful in his attempts to get an office. George I of Great Britain, despite being of the wrong

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title: Sir Richard Levinge, 1st Baronet

texts: political persuasion, his famous moderation, and his 30 years experience of Irish public life, made him acceptable as an Irish judge to the Government, where he had a powerful supporter in his cousin.He became Chief Justice of the Irish Common Pleas in 1721 and a member of the Privy Council of Ireland. He complained bitterly of the poor quality of his junior judges, and asked for suitable replacements, but he also complained about some of those who were put forward for possible replacements. He remained on the bench even though he was in pain from gout. The Baronet of High Park was created in the Baronetage of Ireland on October 26, 1704. He was a member of the Parliament of Great Britain from 1710 to 1711. He married Mary Corbin, daughter of a wealthy London leather and linen merchant, in 1683 and had three sons and three daughters. The prominent Virginia politician was a close relative of Mary's father.Her portrait is still there. She passed away in 1720. He married Mary Johnson, daughter of Robert Johnson, former Baron of the Court of Exchequer (Ireland) and his wife Margaret Dixon, daughter of Sir <mask>'s grandson, Charles Annesley, died in 1746; Margaret died in 1757. <mask> and Charles were the children of his first marriage. Mary had three daughters, including the noted religious leader Selina Hastings.The mother of John Rawdon, 1st Earl of Moira, was the wife of Sir John Rawdon, 3rd Baronet. She had two more sons, Charles and Thomas, after Rawdon's death. <mask> was the son of the second marriage and lived at Calverstown, presumably as a guest of his cousin Mr Justice Robert Dixon, who was the last of the Dixon family. Sir <mask> divided his time between the ancestral home, Parwich Hall, which he bought from his elder brother, and his newly acquired property, Knockdrin Castle, County Westmeath. The majority of his estates went to his son. "The Judges in Ireland 1221-1921" was written by Ball and F.

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title: Abdul-Halim Sadulayev

texts: Chechen:                             <mask> served little more than a full year as President before he was killed in a gun battle. This formation became known as <mask> was the first Chechen leader who tried to unify the Islamic rebel forces outside Chechnya, as he had won pledges of loyalty from the Chechens, as well as from groups seeking the overthrow of the Kremlin's authority across the North Caucasus. He was credited with persuading Basayev not to carry out terrorist attacks after Beslan. His name is written in English and Russian. The first two of his names seem to be favored by Russian sources, while the others are favored by the Western media. His first name is sometimes written with or without a hyphen.His name is written in Russian with or without a surname. His full name appears to be Abdul-Halim Abu-Salamovich <mask>. The Biltoy branch of the Ustradoi teip has an influential clan in the town of Argun on the plains of central Chechnya to the east of Grozny. The First Chechen War with the Russian Federation broke out in 1994, so he had to stop studying Russian philology at Grozny's university. He was a volunteer fighter in the Argun militia. From 1996 to 1996 <mask> appeared on Chechen television speaking about Islam. He led Argun's Muslim

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title: Abdul-Halim Sadulayev

texts: community as the town's Imam after lecturing across Chechnya.The only time <mask> left his homeland was during the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca. The leader of the only Argun jamaat in his city was <mask>, who was known to carry out missionary activities as well as policing the neighborhoods. Most of the jamaats in Chechnya were formed to guard villages and towns against the Russian Military and bandits. During a standoff between foreign radicals and Chechen authorities in 1998, <mask> sided against a Jordanian leader of a small Foreign/Chechen jamaat who was amassing a militia and advocating extreme violence against Russian and Non-Islamic Chechen peoples. After these events, Chechen citizenship was stripped and he was declared persona non grata in Chechnya; he died in 2001 while fighting in one of the jamaats as a regular soldier. In 1999, Aslan Maskhadov appointed <mask> to a commission for constitutional Sharia reform, a commission headed by Kadyrov who later rejected the rebels and embraced Moscow. Sadulaev turned down the position of head of the Supreme Sharia Court of Chechnya because he didn't have enough knowledge to judge other people.The popular militia from Argun was commanded by <mask> when the Second Chechen War started. Sadulaev was one of

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title: Abdul-Halim Sadulayev

texts: the most loyal field commanders. He became the president of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria in 2002. After Maskhadov's death on March 8, 2005, the Chechen rebel council announced that <mask> had assumed the position of Presidency, which was quickly endorsed by Shamil Basayev, the Chechens' highest-profile guerrilla commander. After assuming power, <mask> called for expanding the Chechnya conflict into a "decolonization" of Muslim-dominated adjoining regions and adoption of a constitution based on Islamic law. He said that after the war is over, the new president should be elected by the people. <mask> had a personal commitment to maintaining the conflict.INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals He had worked to eliminate terrorist violence and urged Basayev and other warlords

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title: Abdul-Halim Sadulayev

texts: of them shot by <mask>, and three fighters escaped. The body was taken to Ramzan Kadyrov's hometown. Kadyrov said police were tipped off about drug money. Kadyrov said that his paramilitary police had wanted to capture <mask> but were forced to kill him when he resisted arrest, and that he was in Argun planning a big terrorist attack to coincide with the Group of Eight summit. The killing of Sheikh Abdul Halim was mentioned by leaders of the Moscow-backed official government of the province. The rebel vice-president and an active guerrilla commander named Dokka Umarov succeeded <mask> as head of the Chechen resistance on 18 June. The findings of the Russian human rights organization's investigation were posted on the website.Security officials did not know that <mask> was in the house when he died. Memorial reports that on 17 June, about 10:00 a.m., a group of 12 FSB officers and local policemen approached a possible rebel safe house. They came under gunfire as they entered the yard. Two of the servicemen were killed, and the group retreated after throwing a hand grenade into a window. Abdul-Halim was killed by a grenade. The official account disagrees with this version. There were deaths of Chechen politicians and people from Argun, Chechen


title: Samuel Fisher (died 1681)

texts: <mask> was buried on September 5, 1681, and was an English Puritan clergyman and writer. During the period of Charles I's absolute monarchy, he worked in a number of places, including London and the English Civil War. He worked as a nonconformist preacher after the Great Ejection. Some controversy surrounds the precise course of his career. The identity of a Presbyterian minister who served at Shrewsbury and Thornton-le-Moors between 1645 and 1650 is the subject of this article. The lives of several Puritan clergy named <mask> were confused by some of the sources. He is confused by the name of a Puritan minister who became a Quaker.An article of considerable length is devoted to the life of this man. The same birth and academic details were included in Joseph Foster's Alumni Oxonienses as they were in <mask>'s. The basis for the subject of this article was selected from these details, beginning with birth at Stratford-upon-Avon in 1617, according to the Dictionary of National Biography article. Stephen Wright wrote in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography that the early life and academic records of the two ministers have been changed to make Northampton the Presbyterian minister's birthplace. Barbara Coulton's recent Regime and Religion, a study of Shrewsbury through the Reformation and English Civil War, states that the Shrewsbury <mask> was not the one born at Stratford, suggesting that a new consensus has now emerged that allows a biographical thread to be traced. Wright proposes that the Presbyterian minister who forms the subject of this article has the same parentage and

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title: Samuel Fisher (died 1681)

texts: academic record as the Quaker minister, but it is not universal. Stephen Wright believes that the Presbyterian <mask> is the son of <mask> of Northampton, who attended Trinity College, Oxford in 1623.The age of this individual is taken into account in the argument. The date of birth is calculated from a published sermon and will between 8 November 1605 and 10 March 1606. Assuming Wright's argument is correct, the rest of <mask>'s academic record shows him graduating B.A. M.A. was obtained at Trinity in 1627. In 1630, New Inn Hall was subsumed into Balliol College, Oxford, but it was also independent and a hub of Puritanism. The Clergy of the Church of England database has a record of <mask>'s ordination as a priest in December 1630, by Thomas Morton. The five years between <mask>'s ordination and his appointment as rector are not accounted for.He is known to have worked at St Bride's Church in London in the 1650s, so it is almost certainly untrue that he worked at St Bride's Church in London before coming to Shropshire. <mask>'s ordination by Thomas Morton seems to connect him from the outset of his career with the West Midlands and his preaching at Shrewsbury in 1633 shows that he was moderately known as a preacher in the region before his presentation to the rectory. It is not known how or where he lived during this time. <mask> made a significant public impact on Friday 20 September 1633 when he preached a sermon in Shrewsbury. The previous week saw a visit by Bishop Robert Wright, who used it to enforce and to spread High Church ideas and practices. It provided support for Peter

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title: Samuel Fisher (died 1681)

texts: Studley, the very divisive and incumbent of St Chad's Church, who hosted the bishop as preacher in his church on 8 September, speaking on obedience to the king as a religious duty. Studley read out a list of injunctions on church decorations after the bishop had eaten with him.<mask>'s sermon was intended to counter the Laudian triumphalism. He attacked the enforced conformity to Laudian norms, which he considered a threat to the "free passage of out blessed Gospel" and a path to a restoration of popery. He probably spoke in St Mary's Church, which was in the gift of the town's corporation and could provide a platform for a guest preacher: the Puritan incumbent at the time, who had probably secured the services of <mask>, was the James Betton. In 1618, the Puritan Julines Herring appointed the town's public preacher at St Alkmund's Church, but he was also a member of St Mary's. <mask> was an old friend of Richard's. Wright locates him there around 1640 as a curate. The chapelry of the parish of Withington was not a separate parish but a chapelry of the same one.Haughmond Abbey was a great Augustinian house which held a lot of property in the parish. In the 12th century, Bishop Roger de Clinton confirmed that the church at Upton and its chapels were held by Shrewsbury Abbey, specifying Withington as one of them. Some of <mask>'s letters were sent from Withington, but this shows that he worked across the whole parish, although he may have resided at Withington. Haughmond was sold to the first Protestant Lord Mayor of London after the Dissolution of theMonasteries. Elizabeth, Hill's

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title: Samuel Fisher (died 1681)

texts: sister, married John Barker. Part of the monastic buildings were used by the Barker family to live at Haughmond. According to a letter from <mask>, Mr Barker is the patron of the local church.Walter Barker was John's grandson and a Parliamentarian from the beginning of the Civil War. On July 21, 1635, <mask> was appointed as the Rector of Upton Magna. This was recorded in both William Laud's Register and the Liber cleri. On 1 May and 10 May 1635, Lawrence Lee's death and burial are recorded in the register. The year before <mask>'s ordination, Bishop Wright's 1639 visitation found that Thomas Blake had held the post of curate of Tamworth for at least 1629, a year before <mask>'s ordination. In this case, the word was used to mean an incumbent who had cure of souls, not an assistant minister. The database doesn't give any indication that <mask> ever worked as an assistant to Blake, or that he ever worked at Upton Magna.There is a record in the 1639 Liber cleri of an assistant to <mask>, Richard Drayton. As <mask> was Barker's choice, it is likely that the two men had the same views from the beginning. He seems to have followed the controversy in Shrewsbury. <mask> denounced those who used his doctrine to endanger his liberty. While this might have applied to several phases of his career, he added in the margin: "Mr Studley and some others." Studley was involved in a controversy over his book, The Looking-glasse of Schisme, in which he sought to explain a sensational murder at Clun as the result of the Puritan principles of the killer. The expanded edition of the book was published in

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title: Samuel Fisher (died 1681)

texts: 1635.The reasoned reply to the experiment in absolute monarchy was not published until 1641. Studley left St Chad's and moved to Pontesbury. It is not known if his offence to <mask> was more personal than the contents of his polemic. <mask> was not afraid to abuse his faith. He wrote to Sir Robert Harley to report some anti-Puritan banter that might have serious implications. December 18. Some scandalous words were said by a seminary priest.The lords who put up the petition were a group of Puritans. Francis Rowley is the name of the man who spoke. They were spoken in the house of a vintner. He has been heard to say that it is better to kill one of our religions than to give a hungry man a meal's meat. This person lives in the area. I think the words of this man could be proved if he were arrested and the Justices of the Peace examined them. Postscript.The purpose of my patron Mr. Barker is to open this business to Sir Richard Newport. In the summer of 1642, <mask> and Barker worked through local landed gentry networks to get support for the Puritan and Parliamentarian causes. Newport's sister, Margaret, was married to John Barker, Walter's brother, and his home at High Ercall Hall made him a close neighbour. With the help of Barker's cousin, Robert Charlton of Apley Castle, <mask> was able to convince Newport to side with Parliament. However, a local royalist gentry circle around Francis Ottley seized control of the town and invited Charles I to occupy it. The Parliamentarians at Bristol tried to send a large amount of money down the River Severn, but it was stopped by the Sheriff, John