title: Eddy Arnold

texts: <mask> was an American country music singer who performed for six decades. He scored over 100 songs on the country music charts, second only to George Jones. He sold more than 85 million records. <mask> was ranked 22nd on Country Music Television's 2003 list of the 40 greatest men of country music. On a farm near Henderson, Tennessee, <mask> was born on May 15, 1918. His father and mother played instruments. <mask>'s father's death forced him to leave school and start working on the family farm.His nickname was the Tennessee Plowboy. <mask> was a musician at Pinson High School in Pinson, Tennessee. He quit his job to help with the farm work, but continued to perform, often arriving on a mule with his guitar on his back. <mask> was an assistant at the mortuary. <mask> made his radio debut at the age of 16. He was hired permanently by WTJS in 1937. He was one of the most popular performers at WMPS-AM in Memphis, Tennessee.He left WMPS for KWK-AM in St. Louis, Missouri, and then WHAS-AM in Louisville, Kentucky. He performed on the Grand Ole Opry as a solo artist in 1943. In 1944, <mask> signed a contract with the company that would later manage Elvis Presley. " Each Minute Seems a Million Years" scored number five on the country charts in 1945, after <mask>'s first single was little noticed. <mask>'s next 57 singles all ranked in the top 10, including 19 number-one successes. <mask>'s first major success was "That's How Much I Love You". He had five songs on the charts at the same time.He had nine songs in the top 10, five of which were number one and scored there for 40 weeks. <mask> dominated with 13 of the 20 best- scoring country music songs. He was the host of the midday program shared with Ernest Tubb that was broadcast from a Nashville theater. CBS Radio's series Hometown Reunion with the Duke of Paducah

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title: Eddy Arnold

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texts: increased <mask>'s popularity. <mask>'s hometown reunion was broadcast in competition with the Opry on Saturday nights. He was in two Columbia movies in 1949 and 1950. <mask> hosted The <mask> Show on television.The summer program was broadcasted by all three television networks. He hosted the ABC-TV show Ozark Jubilee from 1955 to 1960. <mask> was featured in a syndicated show from 1955 to 1957. He hosted Today on the Farm from 1960 to 1961. With the rise of rock and roll in the mid 1950s, <mask>'s record sales began to decline, though fellow RCA Victor country recording artist Jim Reeves found a greater audience with popular-sounding string-laced arrangements. <mask> annoyed many in the country music establishment by recording with Hugo Winterhalter and his Orchestra at the RCA Victor studios in New York. Winterhalter's pop-oriented arrangements of "The Cattle Call" and "The Richest Man (in the World)" helped to expand <mask>'s appeal beyond its country music base.The style was known as the "Nashville Sound". Tom was fired by <mask> after a dispute. <mask>'s performances were managed by Joe Csida from 1954 to 1963. <mask> was able to bring his music to a more diverse audience. In the summer of 1965, he had his first number-one country song in 10 years, "What's He Doing in My World", followed six months later by "Make the World Go Away". <mask>'s rendition became an international success. His top ten pop hit was "Make The World Go Away".The lush background for 16 continuous successes sung by <mask> in the late 1960s was provided by Bill Walker's orchestra arrangements. In New York City, Las Vegas, and Hollywood, <mask> performed with symphony orchestras. He performed in Las Vegas and in Carnegie Hall. <mask> was the youngest performer to be in the Country Music Hall of Fame. <mask> was the first ever winner of the

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texts: Country Music Association's Entertainer of the Year. It's A Long Way From Chester County was released two years later. <mask> left the label in the 70's and went to MGM Records, where he recorded four albums, which included several top-40 successes.He recorded for the company for the rest of his career. <mask> continued recording despite declaring himself semi-retired in the 1980s. <mask> received the Academy of Country Music's Pioneer Award. You Don't Miss A Thing was released in 1991. <mask> did road tours for a long time. By 1992, he had sold 85 million records and had more weeks of number-one songs than any other singer. An album of <mask>'s main successes since 1944 was released in 1996.<mask> retired from singing at the age of 78. On May 16, 1998, the day after his 80th birthday, he announced his final retirement during a concert at the Hotel Orleans in Las Vegas. The recording of "Make The World Go Away" was put into the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame. He received the National Medal of Arts in 2000. After All These Years, <mask>'s final album for RCA, was released in 2005, after <mask> received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Recording Academy. One week before his 90th birthday, <mask> died from natural causes in a care facility in Nashville. Sally Gayhart <mask> died two months after his wife.Richard E<mask>, Jr. and JoAnn <mask> are the parents of two children. "To Life" was a single from the album After All These Years. It was number 49 on the Hot Country Songs charts, <mask>'s first entry in 25 years, and the oldest person to chart in the magazine. It was the longest span between a first chart single and a last: 62 years and 11 months, and extended <mask>'s career chart history to seven decades. There are links to the Times of London obituary and the Country Music Hall

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title: Margarita Salas

texts: The 1st Marchioness of Canero was named after a Spanish scientist, medical researcher, and author. She worked as an associate professor of CSIC at the UAM as well as being a researcher in Spain. She was the first woman to receive the Echegaray medal, which was given to her by the Royal Academy of Physical and Natural Sciences. The Spanish National Research Council recognized <mask>' invention as the highest-grossing patent in Spain. Her cumulative work was described by The Local as "inventing a faster, simpler and more reliable way to replicate trace amounts of DNA into quantities large enough for full genomic testing." She was the first woman to be elected to the Royal Spanish Academy. She received the European Inventor Award before she died.<mask> was given the title of Marquesa de Canero by King Juan Carlos I in the summer of 2008. She published over 200 scientific articles in her career in academia. She was a feminist in science. On November 30, 1938, <mask> <mask> Falgueras was born in Canero, a parish of Valdés, Asturias, Spain. She was the daughter of a doctor who influenced her, and a teacher who encouraged her interest in science. She had two brothers who were also scientists. He went to Madrid at the age of sixteen to take the chemistry and medicine entrance tests and met a man who influenced her career.She received her B.A. from the Complutense University of Madrid. In 1963, I obtained a PhD degree in chemistry from the Spanish National Research Council. In 1964, after finishing her thesis, she went to the United States with her husband, and they worked together. <mask> and her husband established a laboratory at the Center for Biological Research in Madrid after returning to Spain. <mask> would be recognised on her own merits because of the African plague virus research that began in 1970. From 1968 to 1992 <mask> was a professor at the Complutense University Faculty of Chemistry. She was a professor of research at the center from 1974 to 1974 and the director from 1992 to 1994.She was president of the SEBBM from 1988 to 1992. She was the director of the Foundation for Biomedical Research at the Gregorio Maran Hospital and the Institute of Spain. She was in charge

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texts: of promoting Spanish research. She was a professor at the Spanish National Research Council. On November 7, she died of a cardiac arrest after a problem with her stomach caused her to be operated on. <mask> was the first scientific woman elected. She took up her seat in June of 2003 after being appointed in December 2001.<mask> was raised into the Spanish nobility by King Juan Carlos I in July of 2008. She published over 200 scientific articles. After completing her undergraduate degree in chemistry, <mask> <mask>o Sols, where she completed her PhD on the anomeric specificity of isomerase. She was a researcher at New York University for three years in the 1960's and 70's. <mask> discovered that messenger RNA is read from its N-terminus to its C-terminus during her time in the lab. She discovered and characterized the 29 phage DNA polymerase, which is used in biotechnological applications. Her research allowed trace amounts of DNA to be replicated more quickly and reliably, making it more accessible in fields such as archaeology and forensics, where only trace amounts can be retrieved.The method is called multiple displacement amplification. She was a professor at CSIC's research center and the University of Madrid, where she continued to work on a non-pathogenic bacterium. <mask> has published more than three hundred and fifty publications in international magazines and books. 50% of the Spanish National Research Council's patent royalty income between 2003 and 2009 was derived from the patent relating to her discovery of 29. She received recognitions during her scientific career. She received a research award in 1994. She was the director of the Spanish Institute.The annual course of the School of Molecular Biology was directed by her. She was a member of the Royal Academy of Physical and Natural Science, the Royal Spanish Academy, 13 of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. In addition, she was given an honor by the universities: Rey Juan Carlos, University of Oviedo, Extremadura, Murcia, Politécnica de Madrid, Jaén, Cdiz, Mlaga, UNED university, and Carlos III. The Secondary Education Institute in Majadahonda was named

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title: Margarita Salas

texts: in 1992. There is an Institute of Secondary Education in Sesea. She was adopted from Asturias in 1997 and from Gijon in 2004. She was the first Spanish woman to join the National Academy of Sciences in the United States.She is a member of the Royal Spanish Academy and its censor. In 2006 a street in Gijon was named after her, in 2009 a street in Arroyo de la Encomienda was named after her, and in 2011 a street in the Almera Science-Technology Park was named after her. She was selected by Quo magazine in collaboration with CSIC and the Higher Council for Sports for the first "Spanish Selection of Science", made up of thirteen internationally renowned Spanish scientists. In March of 2015, Casas de Asturias in Alcal de Henares and Alcobendas and the Asturian centers of Madrid and Tres Cantos distinguished her with the title of Asturiana Universal for her successful international career as a scientist and researcher. The students at the IES studied the life and findings of <mask> <mask> and paid tribute to her. She dedicated her speech to bacteriophage 29 when she was awarded an honorary doctorate by the Universidad Autnoma of Barcelona. She was included in the Periodic Table of the Scientists for the International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the publication of Mendeleev.The name change of the Eliseo Godoy school was approved in December of last year. The CSIC Biological Research Center was renamed on December 10th. She was named after a new species of gastropods discovered in Canary waters. When she returned to Spain in 1967, she was not known for her contributions to science, but for being his wife. Women scientists were not recognized for their work at that time. The findings were usually attributed to men. She pioneered many tasks that had been done by men.As no woman had done before, it was easy to be the first. When she won the prize, she was given a minor research topic so she wouldn't have to worry about it if she didn't do her job. The problem was not important to the person because of the time in which they lived. She made science accessible to women. I wanted to inspire other women to take an interest in

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title: John Creasey

texts: <mask> was an English crime writer who wrote more than six hundred novels using twenty-eight different pseudonyms. He created several characters who are now famous, such as The Toff (The Honorable Richard Rollison), Commander George Gideon of Scotland Yard, Inspector Roger West, The Baron and Doctor Emanuel Cellini. The basis for the television series Gideon's Way and the <mask> movie Gideon's Day were based on the character of Gideon of Scotland Yard. Steve Forrest played The Baron in a 1960s TV series. <mask> was born to a working class family. He was one of nine children of a poor coach maker. She was educated at two schools in London.He worked in various jobs from 1923 to 1935 in order to establish himself as a writer. The first book was published in 1930. His first novel, Seven Times Seven, was published in January of 1932. The story was about a group of criminals. He became a full-time writer in 1935. Twenty-nine of his books were published in 1937. He once suggested that he could be shut up in a glass-box and write a whole book.Introducing the Toff was the first novel he created as The Toff. There were 59 novels in the Toff series from 1978 to 1938. The Toff, The Honorable Richard Rollison, is an amateur sleuth. "Toff" is a British expression for an aristocracy. He created the character of a British secret service agent who formed a secret underground group that owed its loyalty to the Allies during World War II. The first novel in the Dr. Palfrey series was published in 1942 and the last in 1979. Some of the novels were made into movies.Salute the Toff, Hammer the Toff, <mask>'s Gideon's Day, and Cat & were all released on film. ITC Entertainment produced a series

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texts: called "Gideon's Way" from 1964 to 1965, starring <mask>. ITC followed this with a version of The Baron character, starring Steve Forrest. Patrick Allen played Scotland Yard Chief Inspector Roger "Handsome" West in a radio version of the Roger West stories, with his wife Sarah playing the role of West's wife Janet. A novel written under the name J. J. Marric won an award from the Mystery Writers of America. He received the Grand Master Award in 1969. He was one of only three non-American writers to be honoured as president of the organization.He had many publishers, but still had good relations with <mask> and Hodder & Stoughton in the UK. Walker released many of his books after he broke into the American market in the 1950s. <mask> lived at "Cattistock", Fernlea Avenue, Ferndown, in the 1940s. He died at his home in New Hall, which is now New Hall Hospital. In 2007, his family transferred his legal rights to Owatonna Media. Coolabi retained a master licence in radio and audio rights after Owatonna Media sold them. In the UK and abroad, these rights are commercially licensed.<mask> <mask>'s son is an author as well as a distinguished television producer, having served both in the private sector and at the BBC, and as the British producer of Patrick Watson's worldwide Canadian television documentary series The Struggle for Democracy. He has created a new series of techno- thrillers around the character of Doctor Thomas Palfrey. <mask> founded the Crime Writers' Association in the UK in 1953. The CWA New Blood Dagger is an award for first books by previously unpublished writers, and it includes a prize of £1000. The award used to be known as the <mask>y Memorial Dagger. He has

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texts: idea. He fought the by-election in June 1968. He did a good job for an independent with the first-past-the-post system. He beat his old party's candidate in fourth place.He attended the 1969 party assembly to promote the All Party Alliance, despite his affection for the Liberal party. The All Party Alliance was reborn as Evolution to Democracy. The "Independent Democratic Alliance", which advocated coalition governments based on the proportion of votes cast for each party, faded after Colin Campion's death and its poor performance in February. <mask> is in the film I Protest! He is collecting signatures for a petition to lobby the government to take action against the number of deaths due to road accidents. He was awarded the Member of the Order of the British Empire for his services during World War II. The Commander George Gideon series was published under the name J. J. Marric.The week was called "Gideon's Week" in Scotland Yard. 7 days to death, the staff, the fire, the March, the Ride, the Vote, and the Badge. The Legion of the Lost was released in November 1943. The Touch of Death, The Mists of Fear, The Flood, and The Plague of Silence are all classics. The Famine, The Blight, The Oasis, The Smog, and The Voiceless Ones were all made by Dry Spell The Terror. The Department Z series included The Death Miser, Redhead, Death 'Round the Corner, and The Mark of the Crescent. Murder Must Wait and Panic!Death by Night, The Island of Peril, Go Away Death, The Day of Disaster, No Darker Crime, The League of Peril, and The Peril Ahead are some of the films. Go Away to Murder is an adaption of Inspector West at Home and Battle for Inspector West is an adaption of Triumph for


title: John Creasey

texts: Inspector West. Inspector West kicks off the case against Paul Raeburn. Inspector West Cries Wolf was known as Inspector West Alone. The Creepers and A Case for Inspector West were both adapted for radio. Inspector West had a puzzle called The Figure in the Dusk. Inspector West at Bay was named after him.The Blind Spot, a.k.a. Patrick Allen starred in The Case of the Acid Throwers and A Gun for Inspector West. Inspector West was given a gun by Give a Man a Gun. Inspector West was sent a beauty called A Beauty for Inspector West. The beauty queen killer Inspector West Makes Haste is an adaptation of So Young, So Cold, So Fair. Murder Makes Haste was written in 1955.The Gelignite Gang was a gang. Night of the Watchman and Two for Inspector West were both adapted for radio. Murder: One, Two, Three, Murder Tips the Scales, Parcels for Inspector West, a.k.a. Murder: One, Two, Three, Murder Tips the Scales, Parcels for Inspector West, a.k.a. A Prince for Inspector West was an accident for Inspector West. Hit and Run is about Inspector West. The Trouble at Saxby's was a musical. Murder, London, New York, Strike for Death, a.k.a. Doorway to Death.The Killing Strike, Murder on the Line, Death in Cold Print, and Look Three Ways at Murder are some of the films. Alibi for Inspector West was written in 1973. The Toff series, as <mask> (1938–1978) introduced the Toff, as The Toff Goes On, The Toff Steps Out, and Here Comes the Toff. The Toff and the Deadly Parson, The Toff and the Cinema Crimes, The Toff and the Lady, and The Toff on Ice are some of the films. The Toff in Town, Poison for the Toff, The Toff on Board, and A Knife for the T are examples. There is a mask for the Toff Hunt the


title: Ali Askari

texts: <mask> was a Kurdish politician. The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) was his political party. He was born in 1936 in the village of Goptapa. <mask>'s great-grandfather moved to Askar in order to settle down in the village where the family was originally from. <mask>'s father built a village close to Askar in 1916. The Qala Saywka tribe is one of the most famous and largest tribes in Iraqi Kurdistan. There were seven brothers and three sisters.At the age of seven, he had to move to Askar in order to start his studies because there was no school in Goptapa. He continued his studies in the fourth and fifth grade for his last year in middle school after moving to the village of Aghjalar. He moved to Kirkuk with his uncle Sheik Raza. The Haqqa movement was started by <mask>'s uncle, Sheikh Abdul Kerim, in the early 1900s, despite the fact that the family had started out as Naqshbandi believers. The Haqqa movement grew quickly because it was a sect of the poor and oppression and it spread to over 300 villages in just a few years. The religious movement could be joined 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110

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texts: 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 The Haqqa movement was opposed to by the British because of its growing power, nonconformity, and refusal to pay taxes.The branch's leaders were captured twice. Sheikh Abdul Kerim was captured in Kirkuk in 1934. Haqqa's contingent managed to release Sheikh Abdul Kerim from Kirkuk with the help of 20,000 of its followers by peacefully marching on the city and demanding his release. The Haqqa branch succeeded in releasing another of their members who was captured by the Iraqi Government in the 1940s under the pressure of the British. At the age of seventeen, <mask> joined the Kurdish Democratic Party. After finishing high school, <mask> applied for military college and a civil-engineering college, but the KDP asked him to move to Mosul and become the KDP's representative, so he never went to college. At the first official meeting of the KDP, <mask> was appointed and voted on as a member of the central committee.<mask> was asked to lead the liberation of Zaxo, Duhok and the rest of the Bahdinan region after the Kurdish revolution started. He was a member of the leading staff. <mask> had a military career in which he led dozens of battles and had control of many different Peshmerga groups. One of the five major military forces

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texts: of the KDP in Kurdistan at the time was headed by <mask>. The Malouma force was headed by Ibrahim Ahmad who was also the leader of the other major KDP forces. After the 1975 Algiers Agreement between Iran and Iraq, the Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, decided to give up supply to the Kurds in Iraq. The only Kurdish party in Iraqi Kurdistan at the time, the Kurdistan Democratic Party, decided to give up the armed struggle against Baghdad and go into exile in Iran.Many of the Kurdish leadership were divided over the future of the Kurdish liberation movement in Iraq after <mask> asked Mustafa Barzani to continue the fighting against the Iraqi regime and stand up for the rights of the Kurds. The left-wing KDP decided to restart the revolution separately and continue the Kurdish movement in Iraqi Kurdistan after the Kurdish Leadership division. The Kurds decided to form the Kurdistan Socialist Movement. The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, also known as the PUK, is a union of newly created parties that will start a revolution against Saddam Hussein and his regime. The PUK was formed as an umbrella organization. The Marxist–Leninist group, Komala, was set up by Nawshirwan Mustafa and the Kurdistan Socialist Movement. During the first congress of the PUK, he was appointed as Politburo and commander of the Peshmerga forces.The PUK started its insurgency against the Ba'athist regime after the defeat of the KDP revolution in 1975. The "New Revolution" in Iraqi Kurdistan is led by the

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texts: PUK. <mask> met with Saddam Hussein in Baghdad on November 23, 1977 in order to negotiate the application of the statute of autonomy for Kurdistan, legalisation of the parties in Kurdistan, and the situation of Kurdish villages being destroyed. The PUK's operations were resumed after the three points were rejected by Saddam Hussein. There were disagreements between the Kurdish leadership after the fall of the First Kurdish–Iraqi War. The KDP supply-lines were severed as part of the 1975 Algiers Agreement between Iraq and Iran. The Kurdish areas in Iraq fell under the control of the Iraqi Army after the KDP withdrew from Iraq.Jalal Talabani formed PUK from his exile in Syria in protest against perceived "inability of the feudalist, tribalist, bourgeois, rightist and capitulationist Kurdish [KDP] leadership". Jalal Talabani told his followers to get rid of KDP. The KDP leadership, still recovering from the massive sudden down-turn and in no mood to deal softly with internal enemies, were aware of these general instructions from Talabani and were prepared to ambush and kill dozens of PUK fighters on 3 occasions. <mask>, who had limited but direct contact with KDP, was urging Jalal to eliminate KDP forces, while he was even more adamant that Saddam Hussein was the only enemy. In June 1978, <mask>, Dr. Khalid Sa'id, and Sheikh Hussein Yezidi were sent on a mission to pick up arms from Kurdish villages located inside the Turkish border in order to support the new Kurdish revolution

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texts: in Iraq. They were given written instructions to wipe out the KDP bases in Turkey. <mask> was going to ignore instructions to attack KDP as he already had good relations with them.A copy of the letter was found by Kurdish tribes in Turkey. An ambush of their own was planned by the KDP even though they were unaware of <mask>'s intent to ignore the orders. The formation of the PUK was due to the fact that the KDP was opposed to a revival of armed conflict after its suppression in 1975, as well as the political split that had already existed in thePDK, which led to the formation of the PUK. The force of 800 Peshmerga was attacked by Iraqi and Iranian forces on their way to the Turkish border town of Hakkri. By the time they arrived in Baradust, <mask> had already made contact with KDP. Kurdish tribes in Turkey gave the KDP information that led to the ambush of <mask> and his 800 Peshmerga. After heavy losses, <mask>'s men split into different groups, some fought their way southwards, others returned to Iran, and others surrendered to Iraqi forces.After the ambush, Dr. Khalid Said and his men were forced to surrender. <mask> and Dr. Khalid Said were put to death. The manner in which <mask> was executed made the matter even harder to over-come, as it was ordered by the leader of the Kurds. The impact of the event has embittered internal Kurdish affairs, while it has helped foreign powers gain more success in dividing the Kurds politically. People from Kirkuk were killed by Kurdish

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title: Jia Xu

texts: During the early Three Kingdoms period of China, the official name of the state was Jia <mask>. He was a minor official in the Eastern Han dynasty. Niu Fu, the son-in-law of the man who took control of the Han central government, was assigned to the unit by the man. In 192, after L Bu assassinated the emperor, the emperor's loyalists were told to seize control of the imperial capital, Chang'an, from a new central government. The central government led by Li Jue and the others was formed after they defeated L Bu and occupied Chang'an. He made sure the safety of the emperor, Emperor Xian, who was being held hostage by Li Jue. He tried to prevent the internal conflict between Li Jue and Guo Si.After Emperor Xian escaped from Chang'an, he left Li Jue and joined the general Duan Wei, who later became a strategist. He advised his lord on how to counter the invasions of the Cao Cao, who took control of the central government after receiving Emperor Xian in 196. In 200, during the Battle of Guandu between Cao Cao and his rival Yuan Shao, <mask> <mask> urged Zhang Xiu to reject Yuan Shao's offer to form an alliance and instead surrender to him. He was correct in his advice. One of the strategists was <mask> <mask>. Three important contributions were made by <mask> <mask>. During the Battle of Guandu, he urged Cao to switch from being on the defensive to an offensive stance, which eventually led to his victory.He suggested to Cao to make peace with Han Sui and Ma Chao in order to cause trouble between them. After stirring

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texts: up internal conflict among the warlords, he used the opportunity to defeat them. In the early 20th century, when the sons of the father were fighting to be his successor, the younger one was given advice by the older one that he should be chosen. The Eastern Han dynasty was ended in 220 when Emperor Xian abdicated the throne to make way for a new emperor, Cao Pi. He was promoted to a district marquis, one of the top three positions in the government, after being appointed as Grand Commandant, one of the top three positions. Between 220 and 222, <mask> <mask> advised Cao Pi to focus on internal development instead of attacking his rival states. After ignoring his advice, Cao Pi invaded Wu and ended up losing a lot of money.There was a death in 223. The early life and career of <mask> <mask> was from Guzang County. He was not well known in his youth. An official from Hanyang Commandery, around present-day Gangu County, felt that <mask> was extraordinary and remarked that he had the brilliance of two famous strategists of the early Western Han dynasty. The Gentleman Cadet is a position for xiaolians to serve in the Eastern Han government. He quit his job due to illness. In present-day Long County, Shaanxi, he was captured by the Di rebels along with several other travellers.He said he was a maternal grandson of Lord Duan. My family will reward you handsomely if you let me live. "Lord Duan" was used to refer to Duan Jiong, who held the position of Grand Commandant in the Han imperial court. The people living in the

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texts: him a marquis, but the suggestion he made was meant to save his life. What did I do to deserve a reward? The marquis title was not accepted by him. He said that the supervisor of the masters of writing is like a tutor to officials. I'm afraid I won't be able to convince people that I'm suitable for this appointment because I don't have a strong reputation.What will happen to the imperial court if I accept this appointment? He was tasked with selecting candidates to serve in the government after being assigned to be a Master of Writing. Li Jue and the others were wary of him. The candidates were formerly in the previous administration. The mode of selecting government officials was praised by the people. When there were tensions between Li Jue, Guo Si, and Fan Chou, with their respective subordinates urging them to go to war, <mask> <mask> reprimanded them and tried to convince them to avoid conflict. They listened to him.He went home for filial mourning after his mother's death. The imperial court gave him the position of a Household Counsellor. When conflict broke out between Li Jue and Guo Si in Chang'an, Li invited <mask> <mask> back to serve as General Who Upholds Righteousness. It wasn't right for Li Jue and his men to use the emperor as a hostage in order to threaten Guo Si. Li Jue didn't listen to him and went ahead. Emperor Xian's subjects were kidnapped by Guo Si and held in his own camp. "You shouldn't stay here any more," said Zhang Xiu.Why don't you leave? I won't betray the Empire's trust in me

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texts: because I have received grace from the Empire. You can leave if you want to. I will not leave. Li Jue was able to get the support of thousands of Qiang tribesmen because of his wealth. He promised to give palace women concubines. The tribesmen asked if the Emperor was inside.General Li is going to give us palace women as concubines. Where are they? The Emperor turned to the other person. In order to get the tribal chiefs to leave, he secretly hosted a banquet, gave them expensive gifts, and made them leave. The tribal chiefs did not support Li Jue. The conflict between Li Jue and Guo Si was resolved thanks to the efforts of <mask> <mask>. Li Jue led his forces in pursuit of the emperor's loyalists after he escaped from Chang'an.He hated certain officials and wanted to execute them. "They are the Emperor's subjects, so they shouldn't be against it," he said. How can you hurt them? They were spared by Li Jue. After Emperor Xian left Chang'an, <mask> <mask> gave up his official post and left Li Jue. He went to Huayin County to join Duan Wei after he heard that the general was stationed there. Duan Wei was afraid that he would lose the position of leadership to <mask> <mask> because he was well known among his men.He kept a close watch on him while pretending to treat him respectfully. He felt uneasy because he knew that Duan Wei was suspicious of him. The Nanyang Commandery is where the warlord Zhang Xiu was based during the 19th century. The men that were sent to receive <mask> <mask> were sent by Zhang Xiu

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title: Jia Xu

texts: to his lack of foresight, as well as being suspicious and indecisive. Despite being defeated at the Battle of Wancheng in 199, the leader of the group, Cao Cao, attacked again. He pulled back his forces after learning that his rival, Yuan Shao, had been told to attack his opponent, <mask>, while he was away at war. He was warned not to launch a counterattack and that he would lose the battle.He ignored him and led his troops to chase down the retreating forces. The result was what he predicted. He was told to attack again by the man who predicted that he would win. I lost because I didn't listen to you earlier. Why should I attack again now that I have lost? Changes have taken place. If you attack now, you'll win.The man attacked the other man again. He won the battle. You predicted that I would lose when I led my troops to attack Cao. You predicted that I would win when I led my troops to attack Cao again. Your predictions were correct. Why does your predictions seem counter-intuitive? It's easy to comprehend.You may be skilled in warfare, but you are not a match for Cao. I knew that when Cao withdrew his forces, he would lead his rearguard to cover his retreat. Even though your troops are well-trained, Cao Cao is better than you as a military leader, and his troops are as well-trained as yours. I knew you would lose. I believed that something must have happened in his base when he retreated halfway after attacking you. He retreated quickly after he defeated your forces. The rearguard will be taken over by his


title: Jia Xu

texts: Minister of Works was appointed when Ji Province was still under the control of Yuan Shao. During the Battle of Guandu, when his supplies were running out, he sought advice from the man who said: "My lord, you're smarter than (Yuan) Shao, braver." The reason why you can't defeat him after six months is because you focus too much on defense. When the opportunity arises, you should be decisive. "Fine," said Cao.He led his forces to attack the camps and destroy them. After the Battle of Guandu, the rest of Yuan's territories north of the Yellow River were conquered by Cao Cao. When Cao Cao was appointed as the Governor of Ji Province, he was advised against attacking Sun Quan. The territories in Jiangdong were to be attacked after the annexation of Jing Province. He was advised against it by <mask> <mask>, who said that he had defeated the Yuans. Your military is very strong and your name is all over the Empire. You won't need to resort to force to subdue the Jiangdong territories if you follow in the footsteps of the Chu state by attracting talents to serve in the government and improving the lives of the people.They will submit to you on their own. The man ignored the man and proceeded to attack the man. He lost the Battle of Red Cliffs to the allied forces. Pei Songzhi argued that <mask> <mask>'s advice to Cao was not appropriate. He pointed out that the stability needed for Cao Cao to do his job was not present in his territories. There were external threats posed by Han Sui and Ma Chao in the northwest. Due


title: Jia Xu

texts: him. In order to consolidate his position, Cao Pi sent a messenger to meet <mask> <mask>. "I hope you will behave in a humble manner, perform your duties faithfully, and be a filial son," he said. That is all. He did as he was told and took the advice very seriously. The dilemma of choosing between his two sons was faced by the man, who consulted the person who refused to give an answer. He was asked why he didn't give an answer.I can't give an answer yet, I am still thinking about something. What are you thinking about? The man replied, "I am thinking of their sons." He made up his mind and named Cao Pi as his heir apparent. He was aware that he hadn't served under Cao for a long time. He kept a low profile and distanced himself from his colleagues because he was afraid of being jealousy and suspicions of others. He made sure that his children did not marry people from influential families.He was respected and admired by many strategists and advisers. In 220, Cao Pi forced Emperor Xian to abdicate the throne, ending the Han dynasty. He was the first emperor of the state. After ascending the throne, Cao Pi appointed <mask> <mask> as Grand Commandant and promoted him from a Marquis of a Chief Village to the Marquis of Weishou District, with a marquisate of 800 taxable households. The promotion was said to be an expression of gratitude from Cao Pi, who wanted to thank him for helping him seize the succession years ago. Sun Quan chuckled when he heard that he had been appointed as the Grand Commandant. Between 220


title: Jia Xu

texts: Gongming as his fief, which was named "Jia". His descendants changed their name to "Jia". <mask> Yi was a scholar-politician who lived in the Western Han dynasty. The residence of <mask> <mask>'s father, who was a General of Light Cavalry in the Eastern Han dynasty, was moved to Wuwei Commandery, where he was born. The elder brother was <mask> Cai. There were at least three sons.His oldest son was the Chief Commandant of the cavalry. His father's title was the Marquis of Weishou District. He was the Administrator of various commanderies. Around the same time as when <mask> <mask> was enfeoffed as the Marquis of Weishou District, his youngest son was given a marquis title and 200 taxable households. According to the Xin Tang Shu, <mask> Mu had a son, <mask> Ji, who was also a Chief of the Escorting Cavalry and held the title of a Secondary Marquis. There is no mention of <mask> Ji in the biography. The marquis title was passed on to his son.According to the Shiyu, <mask> Mo was a Regular Mounted Attendant and General Who Protects the Army during the Western Jin dynasty. There were two sons, <mask> Yin and <mask> Kan. They served in the Jin government and held high official positions. The military text called Wuzi was annotated by Writings <mask> <mask>. The Art of War was created by him. They were very detailed in their strategising and had never miscalculated before. They were second in terms of flexibility and adaptability.Pei Songzhi disagreed with Chen Shou. He believed that biographies should be categorized

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texts: on the basis of similarities. The biographies of <mask> Yu and <mask> You should be in the same volume as the biographies of Cheng Yu and Guo Jia. In Pei Songzhi's opinion, there were more similarities to the former two than there were to the latter two. The moral characters of <mask> You and <mask> <mask> are very different from each other. Both give off light, but they are fundamentally different. He was not a fan of Chen Shou's appraisal of <mask> You and <mask> <mask> in the same sentence.In the seventh iteration of the Dynasty Warriors video game series, <mask> <mask> was introduced as a playable character. The list of people of the Three Kingdoms Notes References can be found here. There are records of the Three Kingdoms. The 14th century. The Three Kingdoms have a romance. Ouyang, Xiu, and Song are authors. A total of 1060The new book is called Xin Tang Shu. Pei was born in the 5th century. There are annotations to the records of the Three Kingdoms. The name of the person is Sima, Guang. There is a person named Zizhi Tongjian. The ed. The number is.The book is called Sui Shu. There were births and deaths of people from the Wuwei Han

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title: Burchard Kranich

texts: Doctor Burcot was a mining engineer and physician who came to England from Germany. He was involved in mining in Cornwall and in assaying the black Ore that was brought back to England from Baffin Island. He was a doctor in London and is said to have attended Elizabeth I when she contracted the disease. Several literary works were published during the reigns of Elizabeth I and James I. Contemporary spellings of <mask>'s name include Cranye, Cranach, Cranicke, Cranegh, Craneigh, Craneighe, and Kranyke. He is referred to in some documents as '<mask>' and later as 'Doctor Burcot'. He is said to have been born in southern Germany, and according to Bennell his name suggests he came from the Erzgebirge, a mining area.He was first heard of in the State Papers on June 3, 1553, 'The suit of Burghard touching the mines'. He may have been trying to avoid the vicissitudes of the Protestant Reformation. He was given a licence to mine, break open ground, melt, and divide for twenty years on May 29, 1554. He had entered into an indenture on 18 May of that year in order to separate metals. A six-year prohibition on others using his methods was included in the grant. He built a smeltmill, the first of its kind, north of Duffield and built a watermill on the opposite bank to the current bridge at Makeney, where he initially worked. He left Derbyshire in 1554 after hearing of better mining opportunities in Cornwall and Devon.He leased the former Benedictine priory of St Cyric and St Juliett in Cornwall and converted a 14th-century flour mill in Lerryn to a smelting house for silver. The Duchy of Cornwall advanced a loan of £600 in 1557 to finance the enterprise that John, John, and Thomas were directed to take charge of. The anticipated production of copper

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title: Burchard Kranich

texts: and silver did not happen. John, the son of the man who died in 1563, refused to deliver the lead to the mines because they were responsible for repayment of the loan. The outcome of a Chancery suit is not known. <mask> is said to have been arrested for debt and imprisoned in London in connection with this loan. During his years in Cornwall, Lewis credits <mask> with introducing useful innovations at Sir Francis Godolphin's tin works, among them the use of charcoal as fuel for smelting instead of the traditional peat, as well as the hydraulic stamp mill and improved methods of dressing Ore.Lewis allows for the possibility that these innovations should be credited to Daniel Hoechstetter. Richard Carew mentions the ruins of certain mines and remains of a fining house which show Kranich's attempt to find silver in Cornwall. In response to a request for information about the potential profitability of the mines from Piers Edgcumbe of Cote, a 16-page memorandum was prepared by William Carnsew. The many disputes and arguments Kranich had with his sponsors were covered in the memorandum. Kranich moved to London because his mining enterprises in the West Country were a failure. Kranich was granted denization by Elizabeth I. He was known as 'Dr Burcot' in London.His abilities as a physician were well thought of by some, including John Somers, who wrote from court to Sir Nicholas Throckmorton that 'My Lady Marquis' was seriously ill with jaundice, and that although some physicians had despaired of her. According to modern sources, the Queen was cured of her disease in October 1562. According to the story, Kranich was summoned when the Queen fell ill. Kranich dismissed him as a fool. She was grievously ill by 16 October and gave rise to alarmed

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texts: talk among her councillors of the succession. The Queen's treatment is said to have been resumed by Henry Carey, 1st Baron Hunsdon. She was told to be wrapped in red flannel and placed close to the fire.The Queen is said to have regained consciousness within two hours. Kranich was given a grant but it was stopped by Sir William Cecil, who gave him 100 marks. Doubt has been cast on the story. The memoirs of Sir Richard Carew, the son of the author of The Survey of Cornwall, are said to be the ultimate source of the story of Kranich's cure of the Queen. Carew recalled a dinner at his father's home in 1601 in which his father and three other kinsmen of his recounted stories about Kranich, including his treatment of the Queen's smallpox. There are major discrepancies between Carew's account, written decades after the fact, and the Spanish ambassador's dispatches at the time; she concludes that Carew's narrative cannot be. The Queen sent Kranich to treat Elizabeth Plantagenet, the daughter of Arthur Plantagenet, 1st Viscount Lisle, in her final illness.Christopher Schutz is said to have collaborated with Kranich in developing the use of calamine lotion in the treatment of burns. He was granted a license for twenty years to make engines for the draining of waters on June 22, 1563. Kranich was given additional powers in relation to drainage in old and abandoned mines, but his licence was the same as before. In the course of requesting licence from the Queen to 'compound the admirable medicaments of Paracelsus from metals and minerals', a certain brocardus was cited as one of a number of foreigners permitted to do so. According to Campbell, 'Brocardus' is a Latinized form of the name 'Burchard', which is evidence that <mask> was in England at


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texts: own end was hastened by the death of his daughter. Several Elizabethan and Jacobean authors have included allusions to Kranich in their works. There is no Dr Tocrub in the original edition of 1564, but he is satirised under the anagram 'Dr Tocrub' in the 15 73 and 1578 editions. <mask>'s purchase, for monetary gain, of a familiar spirit from a juggler and conjurer called Feats, was described in The Discoverie of Witchcraft. I think Saul was brought to this witch. Master Doctor thought that he had gained good store of money when he was sold a familiar by the manner in which Doctor Burcot was brought.Gabriel Harvey was critical of Kranich. The Queen's physician, Doctor Lopez, was described as "none of the learnedest or expertest physicians in the court" in a marginal note in his copy of In Iudaeorum Medicastrorum Calumnias. Harvey asked who so bold as blind Bayard was. In Kind-Heart's Dream Henry Chettle featured Dr Burcot as one of the five people who appeared to him in his dream. In the dedicatory letter Have With You To Saffron Walden, Thomas Nashe referred to Kranich as Bullen and his Doctor Tocrub. In the second part of The Gentle Craft, Thomas Deloney said that if you find yourself overcharged with melancholy, you may want to consult with Doctor Burket. In the 1631 edition of The English Housewife, Gervase Markham mentioned 'Dr Burket and Dr Bomelius' as a source for the prescriptions in his first chapter, stating that they had given a manuscript containing the remedies to be a great worthy source.There is no evidence that either <mask> or Bomelius contributed to the manuscript that Markham relied on for his prescriptions. There are External links to The Canadian Museum of Civilization. 16th-century German physicians and mining


title: Edmund Fellowes

texts: <mask> was a Church of England clergyman and musical scholar who was well known for his work in promoting the revival of sixteenth and seventeenth century English music. Life and work <mask> was born in Paddington, London, on 11 November 1870, his fifth child, and his wife Louisa Emily, daughter of <mask>, a captain in the Royal Horse Guards. After showing musical ability at an early age, Fellowes received an offer from Joseph Joachim to become his violin teacher, but the offer was not taken up. He obtained a Bachelor of Music and Master of Arts degree in 1896 from Oriel College, Oxford, after taking a fourth class in theology. After becoming a priest in 1895, he became precentor of Bristol Cathedral in 1897. His wife was a daughter of Sir Richard Vesey Hamilton. He was a minor canon of St. George's Chapel, Windsor from 1900 to 1951, and from 1924 to 1927, he was in charge of the choir.Thirty-six volumes of madrigals, thirty-two volumes of lute songs, and twenty volumes of William Byrd's music were edited by Fellowes. The Carnegie UK Trust supported the publication of ten volumes of Tudor Church Music by Oxford University Press in the 1920s. The English Madrigal Composers, published in 1921, is one of the important biographical and critical writing that was covered by his work. During this time, <mask> arranged and catalogued the musical library of Sir Frederick Ouseley. Watkins Shaw took over this post. In 1937, <mask>' works were recognised by

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title: Edmund Fellowes

texts: his alma mater, and in 1937, he was appointed an "honorary fellow of Oriel", he also received doctorates in music from Dublin University in 1917, Oxford University in 1939 and Cambridge University in 1950. History of Winchester Cricket was published in 1930 by <mask>, who was interested in cricket.He became a Companion of Honour in 1944 after becoming a Member of the Royal Victorian Order in 1931. He was president of the Musical Association from 1942 to 1947, and president of the Church Music Society from 1946 to 1951. On December 21, 1951, Fellowes died at 12 Clarence Road. The Fellowes' editions of English Tudor church music represent a very significant contribution to 20th Century musical scholarship, bringing to new prominence composers such as Byrd and Orlando Gibbons, whose work was thus made accessible to composers and scholars. He lectured extensively on the subject while travelling to the United States. His work was the most important in the revival. His interests included cricket, writing, and music performance.J revised the Publications Appendix with Supplementary Notes English Cathedral Music. The publisher was A. Westrup. English Cathedral Music from Edward the Sixth to Edward the Seventh English Madrigal Composers English Madrigal School English Madrigal Verse, 1588–1632 was published by the Music Library Association. The Last of the Tudor School of Musicians was written by the Gibbons family. The Knights of the Garter, 1348–1939:


title: John Lewis (philosopher)

texts: <mask> was a British Unitarian minister and Marxist philosopher who wrote many works on philosophy, anthropology, and religion. <mask>'s father was a Methodist and was a successful builder. <mask> had differing views with his father. His father disinheriting him as a result of their quarrels. <mask> was born in February of 1889. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from University College London. He left his Methodist church to become a Congregationalist.He was appointed to a Presbyterian church in Gravesend, Kent in 1916 after studying for the ministry at Cambridge. He received his Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Birmingham, where he studied the philosophy of Karl Marx. By 1929, his left-wing views were too strong for the church he was in and he moved to Ipswich as a Unitarian minister. A group of older, more conservative members were upset by his political sermons. <mask> offered his resignation to be voted on by the membership. He received the support of the majority of church members in a packed and charged meeting. <mask> was involved in anti-war political activity in 1916.He had to be saved from the angry crowd. He served on the local Trades Union Council and became involved in work to support the unemployed. The Mayor held his formal Christmas dinner at the Town Hall when he led a group of unemployed men. They

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title: John Lewis (philosopher)

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title: John Lewis (philosopher)

texts: political party. The British Marxist journal, Modern Quarterly, was edited by him from 1946 to1953. He wrote many books and articles on topics such as philosophy, social issues, and Marxism. He took on the French Marxist philosopher Louis Althusser. The article "Reply to <mask>" is part of the exchange. "Reply to <mask>" was translated into two numbers of Marxism Today in October and November 1972 by Grahame Lock. The same journal published a long critical article by <mask>, a British Communist philosopher known for his interventions in political-ideological questions.<mask> lectured on Britain's wartime ally, the Soviet Union, while he was a lecturer for the British Army during the Second World War. He taught biology at an adult education college in London. <mask> died in February of 1976. How To Run a Patrol Brown, Son and Ferguson 1914 How To Run Wolf Cubs Brown, Son and Ferguson A Boy Scout Troop and How To Pass Them The Log of the Pioneers Douglas Fallacies: A Critique of Social Credit Chapman & Hall 1935 Socialism and the Churches Pamphlet Gollancz 1937 An introduction to philosophy Gollancz 1937 fully revised Watts 1954. Garnstone 1969 The Left Book Club: An Historical Record Gollancz 1970 The Marxism of Marx Lawrence & Wishart 1972 The Uniqueness of Man Lawrence & Wishart Garnstone 1974 Max Weber and Value Free Sociology: A Marxist

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title: Kate Starbird

texts: <mask> is an American computer scientist and former professional basketball player. At Lakes High School in Washington, <mask> was an All-American at the guard position and later at the collegiate level. <mask> helped make three consecutive Final Four appearances from 1995 to 1997 and scored 2,215 career points, a school record that stood for 11 years. <mask> was a professional basketball player from 1997 to 2006 in the American Basketball League, Women's National Basketball Association, and various European teams. <mask> obtained a degree in technology, media, and society from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 2012 after completing a degree in computer science. She joined the faculty at the University of Washington. During disasters, her research focuses on social media communication.Catherine Evelyn <mask> was born to a military family in 1975. Margaret Leonard was a teacher and author, and <mask> was a United States Army colonel. <mask> attended a high school in the area. <mask> made the Parade All-American first team as a senior and was the Kodak All-AmericaMVP. She was named the Washington Player of the Year. She was named the Most Valuable Player at the 1993 Women's Basketball Coaches Association High School All-America Game. <mask> was a guard for the Cardinal from 1993 to 1997 and played in the Final Four from 1995 to 1997.In her first season, Starbird made the All-Freshman team and averaged 9.9 points and 2.9 rebound. In 1994–95, Starbird had a big season with 16.0 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 4.0 assists, and was a first-team All-Pac-10 honoree. Averaging 20.1 points, 4.7

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title: Kate Starbird

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title: Kate Starbird

texts: overall pick in the 1997 ABL draft and a professional basketball player. In two seasons with the Reign, <mask> played in 59 games and averaged 12.9 points, 2.8 rebound, and 2.8 assists.The ABL filed for bankruptcy in 1998. Starbird was selected in the third round by the Monarchs in 1999. <mask> played in 24 games for the Monarchs in 1999 and averaged 2.0 points and 1.0 rebound. The Miami Sol traded Starbird to the Utah Starzz for Elena Baranova and a second-round pick in the 2000 expansion draft. In 2000 and 2001, Starbird averaged more points than the Starzz. In 2000 and 2001 Starbird played professional basketball in France and Austria. <mask> averaged 1.7 points in 15 games for the Starzz before he was traded to the Seattle Storm.<mask> averaged 5.9 points with the Storm. <mask> was waived by the Storm prior to the 2003 season. <mask> played in 14 games for the Spanish team Adecco Estudiantes Madrid in the summer of 2003 and winter of 2004. <mask> played her final year in the NBA with the Indiana Pacers in 2004. <mask> returned to Estudiantes after the 2004 season. She was a player for the 2005–06 season. A graduate research fellowship was earned by <mask>.Studying in the Alliance of Technology, Learning, and Society. In 2012 she received her PhD in technology, media, and society from the University of Colorado Boulder. She joined the University of Washington Department of Human Centered Design & Engineering in September of 2012 as a faculty member. <mask> was promoted to associate professor. She studies educational possibilities of social media. Human-Computer Interaction and

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title: Kate Starbird

texts: Computer-Supported Cooperative Work are both related to computer science and social science. Using a combination of empirical methods, including qualitative, computational and network analysis, <mask> examines both small group and large scale interaction online within the context of disasters and other mass disruption events, studying how digital volunteers and other members of the crowd work to filter and shape the information space.The attack at the Pulse nightclub was documented by <mask>. A map of how information was shared among those close to the event and more broadly was put together by her analysis of 600,000 tweets about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Alfred Dodd <mask> was an Olympian and an Army general during World War II. Charles Leonard was the first Olympian to have a perfect pistol shooting score. George A. Dodd was an officer in the Army. <mask> was married in 2008. In an interview with the magazine, <mask> said that she never considered a career in coaching basketball because she would need to be closeted.<mask> has played a number of sports. She was the manager of the Seattle Gaels women's Gaelic football team. There are External links at the University of Washington and the San Francisco

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title: Lalla Aisha Mubarka

texts: <mask> was a slave concubine who became one of his four wives. She had personal influence over the sultan. She is said to have been called the "Empress of Morocco" by some Europeans. Life Identity Lalla <mask>'s real identity is subject to conflicting reports from historic sources and there are multiple theories about her origins. Some people think she's a black slave, others think she's a princess and still others think she's a Barbuchi. According to reports from European slaves, she is a black slave concubine. She is referred to as "the noble <mask>", despite not knowing her origins or her status as a wife.Both Al Nsiri and Al Zayani refer to her as such. The "Princess of Tuat" is thought to have been the leader of the At Atta tribe in the 17th century. Ali ben Atta was one of the Majors of Guich Al Udaya. As in the first half of the 17th century, the tribe who lead the Emirate of Tuat were the Atta, and if she was truly the Princess of Tuat, her brother would bear as a part of his surname "Atta" as himself being filiated to the A. It is not clear if she is of the slave cast of this tribe or not. The Udaya Queen is said to be a woman who was born in the Royal court of her husband. Her father's name is Mubarak and she is known as Lalla <mask> Al Mubaraka.The Udaya Queen is thought to have been created in the late 1670s by the powerful Guich Al Udaya. The armed aristocracy called theAwlad Hassn led the society before the 20th century. The two sons of Hassn are identified as Rehman and Uday. The Barbuchi are the ancestors of the first. The Udayas are not concerned with the family name but with the confederation of Hassni tribes. The

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title: Lalla Aisha Mubarka

texts: following tribes are included in Guich Al Udaya. This explains why the Udaya Queen is referred to as the Udaya Queen by European slaves.According to historic sources, <mask> <mask> was purchased for sixty ducats from the owner of the harem to become a slave concubine. As long as the concubines were slaves, the Sultan could have a harem of slave concubines. Despite the fact that the sultans usually only married women from prominent families, Moulay Ismail married Zaydana. The Sultan had thousands of slave concubines in his harem and hundreds of children, along with three additional legal wives: <mask> Halima Al Sufyaniyah, Lalla Umm al-Iz at-Taba and <mask> Khanatha bin. Zaydana gained influence over the entire kingdom by gaining a great emotional bond with the Sultan. She is referred to as the "Empress of Morocco" in some European reports. The Europeans referred to the Sultan as "Emperor" or "King" rather than "Sultan", and to the Sultan's consorts as "Empress" or "Queen", which was the equivalent of their own rulers and their own ruler's wives.The European habit of equalizing local customs to their own equivalents may have caused confusion. There was no equivalent of a Queen consort at a Muslim court, the first royal consort to bear an official title was <mask> Salma, and the ruler could have many wives and concubines. <mask> Halima Al Sufyaniyah resided with her husband in the Royal Palace of Meknes. The harem was named "the palace of Sherrers", and in the 1680s, Zaydana lived there with her son. There were several children with Sultan Moulay Ismail, among them were Prince Mohammed Zaydan and Sultan Abdelmalik. He was crowned after

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title: Lalla Aisha Mubarka

texts: his father's death. Despite having multiple sons by her husband, <mask> <mask>'s sons reigns were short lived as it was Sultan Moulay Abdallah who won the throne and his son Sidi Mohammed III reigned after him.The French Dominican friar said that she was an enormous, tall and fat black woman who could often deal with the sultan as she wanted. She was called a witch to explain her influence. The daughter of a Spanish concubine plotted to have her own son named successor before the son of a Spanish concubine. She claimed that he was about to take over the throne. He was captured in July of that year after being provoked to do so in 1704. He took his own life in 1706 after his father had both of his hands and feet removed. The governor of Taroudant was to be replaced by his own son.In October 1708 her son was murdered by his concubines. He was said to be a drunk. It has been suggested that the two women accused of the killing were following orders from the sultan, who wanted to get rid of his son who massacred the civilian population of Taroudant. She had the two women executed because she did not dare to tell Zaydana. There is a mausoleum at Meknes named the Moulay Muhammad al-Alam Mausoleum. She died in 1716. According to a report made by a Spanish captive called Joseph de Leon, the man was killed by his "concubine".The libelous nature of this is due to the fact that the man lived for over a decade after Zaydana died. 17th-century deaths of 17th-century people and 18th-century deaths of 17th-century people and 18th-century deaths of 17th-century people and 18th-century deaths of 17th-century people and 18th-century deaths of

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title: Franz Friedrich Wilhelm von Fürstenberg

texts: The most important man in the Principality of Mnster in the second half of the 18th century was a German politician named <mask>berg believed in a cautious and enlightened course of reform. The life <mask> was born on August 7, 1729. He was the son of Christian Frstenberg from the Westphalian noble family of Furstenberg. Maria Anna was abbess in Frndenberg Abbey. The Jesuit School in Cologne was where he studied from 1746 to 1748. He was the cathedral capitular in Mnster and Paderborn.The cathedral chapter of Mnster used to have sons of the Westphalian nobility. Minor orders and the subdeaconship were received by him, though he had no intention of entering the priesthood. He studied jurisprudence at the University of Salzburg from 1751 to 1751, and at the Sapienza in Rome from 1753 to 1753. Through his influence, he was able to ward off many disasters from the city and principality of Mnster during the Seven Years' War. It was through the influence of Frstenberg that <mask> <mask>egg-Rothenfels succeeded Clemens August at Cologne. The temporal and spiritual administration of the Prince-Bishopric of Mnster was given to Frstenberg by the prince-bishop. In 1762 he appointed him as a minister and in 1770 as a vicar-general.During the Seven Years' War, the temporal and spiritual affairs of the Prince-Bishopric of Mnster were severely

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title: Franz Friedrich Wilhelm von Fürstenberg

texts: favor of mathematics and the natural sciences. The reform included a commitment to mathematics, physics, and psychology as three basic sciences.The Old University of Mnster was founded in 1773 by him. The general compulsory education was tightened in 1777. The reorganization of elementary schools was worked out by him and Overberg. High German became a school subject in 1780 because of his initiative. The University of Mnster and a seminary were founded by him. Frstenberg was a stenographer. He used the English stenography system for his diary entries and made his own changes to it.The Catholic Mnster Circle was around the Princess Amalie <mask>, who lived in Mnster since 1779 and had a close friendship with Frstenberg. His letters to the princess are an important literary testimony of the century. After the French Revolution of 1789, Frstenberg took care of fleeing clerics from Flanders and Brabant who were stranded in Mnster during the Revolutionary Wars and the Napoleonic Wars. The grave of Frstenberg has been in the cemetery of the canons of St. Paul's Cathedral in Mnster since 1929. W. Esser had a list of sources. Frstenberg is the name of the man. ber Erziehung und Unterricht ist das Dessen Leben und Wirken.His life and achievements are accompanied by his writings. J. H. Deiters is from Mnster, Germany. 1729 births and 1810


title: Henry Koffler

texts: <mask> was an Austrian-born American scientist, academic and artist. Koffler was born in Vienna. He left at the age of 17 for the United States. <mask> was the second recipient of the International Scholar at the University of Arizona. He obtained a degree in Agricultural Chemistry from the University of Arizona in 1943. In 1944 and 1947, both degrees were earned in Microbiology and Biochemistry. He became an assistant professor at the University of Minnesota in 1947 and was promoted to a full professor in 1952.He received the Eli Lilly Award in Bacteriology and Immunology from the American Society of Bacteriology in 1957. <mask> was the Head of Biological Sciences at Purdue University from 1959 to 1975. He was appointed a professor of biology in 1974. His research focused on the biology of organisms. His ability to identify, recruit, and help develop promising scientists, and to successfully build and lead intellectual enterprises became widely known. He became the Vice- President for Academic Affairs at the University of Minnesota in 1975, the Chancellor of the University of Massachusetts in 1979 and the President of The University of Arizona in 1982. The first alumni of the University of Arizona to hold the

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texts: position, Koffler served as President of The University of Arizona from 1982–1991.Koffler presided over the growth of the University during 1982–1991, which led to the election of the University of Arizona into the Association of American Universities, and to the National. During his presidency, 700 faculty members and other professionals were recruited. There was an increase in the ethnic and gender diversity of the University, with a 94 percent increase of minority faculty members, a 118 percent increase of women faculty members, and a 123 percent increase in minority students. State funding almost doubled, R&D expenditures increased, university facilities were expanded, and 34 research centers were created. Koffler was recognized for his contributions to the universities, professional groups, and communities. He was a Fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology since 1955 and received degrees from the University of Arizona and Amherst College in 1981. The University of Arizona's Chemistry-Biology Building was named the <mask>ffler Building in 2000.He received an Alumni Achievement Award from the University of Arizona. The University of Arizona established the Koffler Prizes in 2001 to recognize outstanding


title: Henry Koffler

texts: emergency surgery at the age of 90. Koffler used his iPad to create thousands of digital paintings, had several art shows, and launched the <mask>r Art website. The Koffler Art ExhibitionsMagical World of <mask>'s Abstract Art is at the University of Arizona Tech Parks Arizona. The first solo exhibition. The University of Arizona Tech Parks Arizona is home to the <mask>ffler's abstract art show.There is an online article. There are paintings in the show. The SAACA Spring Exhibition will be held in Tucson, Arizona from April 23 to July 14, 2015. There is an announcement on the Henry Koffler Art web page. There are paintings in the show. The law firm of Mesch, Clark, & Rothschild is based in Tucson, Arizona. See 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110

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title: Manuel Rosenthal

texts: <mask> was a French composer and conductor who held leading positions with musical organizations in France and America. He was friends with many contemporary composers, but is most remembered for orchestrating the popular ballet score Gaté Parisienne from piano scores of Offenbach operettas, and for his recordings as a conductor. <mask> was born in Paris to a French father and a Russian-Jewish mother. His name was taken from his father. After his stepfather's death in 1918, he began his musical studies on the violin, playing in cafés and cinemas to support his mother and sisters. He left the Conservatoire in Paris after failing to win the first prize. He studied composition and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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title: Manuel Rosenthal

texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611He met Léo Sir, inventor of the dixtuor, and was persuaded to play the sursoprano, a 4th higher than the violin, and find composers to write for this new medium. In October 1921, <mask> contributed his own music to a recital in Paris, where he met some of the most distinguished young Parisian composers. His Sonatine for two violins and piano, composed for a sight-reading examination, was acclaimed after its performance at the 99th concert of the Société musicale indépendante in Paris at the end of October 1924. He became Maurice Ravel's third and final student after a stint in the military, as well as having lessons in counterpoint and fugue from Jean Huré. While playing in the Moulin Rouge and Casino de Paris orchestra. The Prix Blumenthal cost 20,000 Swiss Francs and was won by Ravel in 1928. <mask>'s one-act


title: Manuel Rosenthal

texts: opera Rayon des soieries was performed at the Opéra-Comique in June 1930.<mask>'s conducting debut was arranged by him at a concert composed of <mask>'s own music. His conducting career began in earnest in 1934 when he became percussionist and assistant conductor of the Orchestre National de France. He was invited by Mandel to conduct the Orchestre de Radio. In 1937, he was attacked in Action Franaise by a man who demanded his expulsion from his radio conductorship. Serge Koussevitzky invited <mask> to become an assistant conductor of the Boston Symphony after a Salle Pleyel concert on the eve of war in 1939. After the success of Gaté Parisienne, he became a close colleague of a great Russian composer. <mask>'s musical career was interrupted by World War II when he was taken prisoner by the Germans in May 1940.Even though he was a POW, he was still musically active and composed an operetta based on a play by Georges Courteline. After being included in a POW exchange, he was sent back to the occupied zone, arrived back in Paris in March 1941 and escaped to the Zone libre with the help of

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title: Manuel Rosenthal

texts: Roland-<mask>. He was sentenced to six months of forced labor for trying to see his son. With the help of a German officer, he was able to escape. He joined the Resistance in 1942 after returning to Paris. He was the principal conductor of the Orchestre National de France until 1947. The works from each of the Allied countries were included in the first concert.The first season included a complete Stravinsky cycle, and he made sure a wide range of contemporary music was played. In his final year with the orchestra, he traveled to England to join Sir Thomas Beecham and the Royal Philharmonic in a concert at the Harringay Arena. <mask>'s first conductorship in the USA was with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. He was invited to become music director of the Seattle Symphony after accepting the post of composer-in-residence at the College of Puget Sound. He went to Algeria and Tunisia in the winter of 1952-54. He was music director of the Orchestre Symphonique de Lige from 1964 to 1967, and professor of conducting at the Paris Conservatoire from 1962 to 1974, where he established a more demanding

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texts: schedule for his students. The first modern performances of Jean-Philippe Rameau's Zoroastre took place at the Grand Thétre de Bordeaux and the Opéra-Comique.He was invited to conduct an opera by the BBC in Manchester in 1973, but chose a French cast. In February 1981 <mask> made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera New York in a mix of 20th century French stage works, returning in 1983 for Francis Poulenc's 1957 operatic masterpiece Dialogues des carmélites and for further appearances in 1986-87. He conducted the Ring cycle at the Seattle Opera in 1986. He conducted the first performance of the opera in Russia in 1988, and the second in Venezuela a year later. He conducted a production of Padmvat at the Opera Bastille in 1992. <mask> composed many works in classical genres, including operas, operettas, ballets, 13 works for orchestra, choral works both with orchestra and a cappella, works for solo voice and orchestra, chamber music, and music for voice and piano as well as for solo piano. The wide variety of his work, in terms of both genre and tone, reflects his refusal to accept the style that


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texts: was prevalent in Paris in the 1920s.His reputation as a composer was sealed in France with the first performance of "Jeanne d'Arc" in 1936. The ballet Gaté Parisienne, orchestrated from operetta selections by Jacques Offenbach, is the most complete repository of Offenbach scores known. <mask> was asked by Roger Désormire to take over the project for lack of time. <mask> fulfilled the commission despite initially being reluctant. The ballet was a major success after Massine accepted the work and choreographed it. He orchestrated works by other people. He wrote a number of sacred and choral works, such as La Piet d'Avignon and Trois pices liturgiques.Parts of Saint Franois d'Assise may have influenced an opera written by Olivier Messiaen. Hop, Signor! was a serious opera. It was disappointing in Toulouse and the Opéra-Comique. Ballet in one act Les Bootleggers, comédie musicale, and opéra bouffe in one act are Works Stage works. The Orchestra of the Opéra de Paris was conducted by <mask>. The Orchestre National de France has a conductor. Paris on December 28, 1944IMV 029. Ibert: Concertino da

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texts: camera for alto saxophone and eleven instruments. Paris, 1952. The suite is from Raymonda - Orchestre Philharmonique de Paris. Paris, 1952. The Orchestre Philharmonique de Paris has a poem called The Poem of Ecstasy. Paris, 1952.The caprices de Marianne were conducted by the Orchestre Radio-Lyrique. 27–28 May 1959 in Paris. The pcheurs de perles are: Jeanine Micheau (Leila), Alain Vanzo (Nadir), Gabriel Bacquier (Zurga), and Lucien Lovano (Nourabad). Paris, 25 June 1959. GALA GL 100.504 Messiaen: Orchestre National de France, conductor. Ades 14122. The Symphonie Espagnole was written by Camille Saint-Sans.The Orchestre des Concerts Lamoureux has a conductor. Eloquence was published in 1963. The parade is called Trois Petite Pieces Montées. The French National Radio & Television Orchestra is led by <mask>. 1968. Offenbach: Pomme d'api, M. Choufleuri restera. The Mesdames de la Halle include Mady Mesplé, Jean-Philippe Lafont, Léonard Pezzino, Charles Burles, and the Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte-Carlo.Monte Carlo from 21 to 29 September 1982. 3952972 is called EMI. The Orchestra of the Opéra


title: Manuel Rosenthal

texts: de Paris was conducted by <mask>. The Orchestra and Chorus of the Opéra-Comique, Paris, conducted by Jane Rhodes. <mask> was married twice. His first wife was a chorus girl. In 1927, Troussier.While still married to his first wife, he began a relationship with Claudine Verneuil, even though he had not divorced Troussier. His Seattle contract was terminated after the discovery of his first marriage, and he was held for six weeks on Ellis Island after he failed to declare Verneuil's true status. He married Verneuil after obtaining a divorce. He had two sons, Clément, who was born in 1956, and Alain, who was born in 1933. He was made a Commandeur in 1991. In 1999 he published a small book, 'Crescendo vers Dieu', in which he examined the religious beliefs that were woven into his life story. He was 99 years old when he died in Paris.On-line biography Radio France biography <mask> interview by Bruce Duffie, September 9,

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title: Daniel Landau

texts: <mask> was born on 1 March 1973. His work in virtual reality has been presented in many places. Behavioral assessment and learning tools using virtual reality are being developed by Landau. <mask> was raised in Jerusalem. He graduated with a Master's degree from the Royal Conservatory of The Hague. During his studies, <mask> wrote music for Dutch contemporary music groups, which he performed at festivals and concert halls. The BZAZ Foundation created full-length media shows.The shows toured Germany, Hungary, Belgium, Mexico, Spain, England, and Israel. In 2006 he returned to Israel after living in the Netherlands for ten years. He started working on a performance platform based on projection and movement. The British-Israeli stage production One-Dimensional Man was created in 2008 in collaboration with artists, dancers, engineers, and designers. The show continued <mask>'s interest in the relationship between the human body and technology. Positive reviews of the event were received at the Suzanne Dellal Center for Dance and Theater. He used a docu- performance platform to create a series of works called 'Reside'.The Oh-Man, Oh-Machine platform was established in order to promote a techno-social critical discourse using the philosophy of Posthumanism. He was the head of digital media studies at the Midrasha Faculty of the Arts. The Advanced Virtuality Lab is located at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, Israel. He has been invited to present his works at festivals and museums in Israel and overseas. He taught a winter semester in the Design and Media department at UCLA. <mask> is working on a PhD at the Media Lab at the Aalto University. At major universities and various conferences and festivals, <mask> has lectured.<mask> is married to a musician. They live in Tel Aviv.

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title: Robin Wood (critic)

texts: <mask> was an English film critic who lived in Canada for most of his life. He wrote books about the works of Alfred Hitchhiker, Howard Hawks, Ingmar Bergman, Michelangelo Antonioni, and Arthur Penn. <mask> was one of the founding members of the editorial collective which publishes CineACTION!, a film theory magazine. <mask> was a professor at York. <mask> was born in England. He graduated from Jesus College in Cambridge in 1953 with a degree in education. <mask> taught in both England and Sweden.After teaching English in France for a year, <mask> went back to England and met Aline Macdonald who he married on 17 May 1960. They had three children. <mask> began to contribute to the film journal Movie in 1962, primarily on the strength of an essay he wrote for Cahiers du cinéma on Psycho. In 1965, he published his first book. <mask> was a lecturer in film at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario from 1969 to 1972. <mask> and his wife divorced in 1974. He had a relationship with John Anderson, the dedicatee in at least one of <mask>'s books.He was to meet Richard Lippe, who he lived with until his death in 2009. The British Film Institute supported <mask>'s film studies course at the University of Warwick, which was one of the first three such courses in Britain. He met the future film scholar Andrew Britton, whose influence on <mask> was as great as <mask>'s on his student. It is said that Britton led him away from liberal attitudes and towards a further-Left position. 'An Interview with <mask>' by Elizabeth Aherene and Jenny Norman was published in

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texts: the first issue of the film journal Framework by June 1975. Prior to the arrival of Britton, further insight can be obtained through lectures given by <mask>. <mask>'s career as a film critic was launched after he was rejected by Sight & Sound and Cahiers du cinéma.He gradually embraced notions of the Nouvelle Vague directors, from Claude Chabrol to Jean-Luc Godard. Semiology is the science of signs and explains cultures in terms of sign systems. The critic asks "What does it mean and why is it there?" when they break a film down into signs. Techniques such as camera distance/movement are analyzed. He became enamored by the idea of relating a film to the fact that some directors are not established as artists and others are. <mask> traded hypocrisies of accepting a comfortable life for integrity, by allowing one's scruples to be purchased by the highest bidder, in order to recognize the importance of the work done by those who had recognized him. I'm not interested in politics!<mask> said that the fact of living is a political act. He taught film studies at York University in Toronto until his retirement in the early 1990s. In 1985 he helped form a collective with several other students and colleagues to found and publish CineAction. The American Nightmare: Essays on the Horror Film, edited by <mask> and Richard Lippe, is one of <mask>'s books. His novel Trammel up the Consequence was published in 2011. <mask> died of leukaemia in Toronto. <mask>'s book received four votes in the Sight & Sound poll of the best film-related books ever

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texts: written.<mask>'s career is divided into two parts, scholarship and analysis. <mask>'s early books are prized by film students for their close readings in the auteur theory tradition and their elegant prose style. <mask> brought psychological insight into the motives of characters in movies such as Psycho and Marnie, and he was admired for his tendency to champion under-recognized directors and films. <mask>'s writings became more political after he came out as a gay man and advocated for gay rights. <mask>'s essay "Responsibilities of a Gay Film Critic", originally a speech at London's National Film Theatre and later published in the January 1978 issue of Film Comment, is arguably the turning point in <mask>'s views. He included it in the revised edition of his book. Some of <mask>'s students have gone on to become notable film scholars.Bruce LaBruce is a film director. Daniel Nearing is a former student. <mask>'s book on Hitchcock has been updated by Columbia University Press and Wayne State University Press has begun a series of reprints of his early books. Howard Hawks was the first in the series. Howard Hawks, "Arthur Penn", Ingmar Bergman, Claude Chabrol, <mask> and Michael Walker, and "The Apu Trilogy" were films. 1974 Personal Views: Explorations in Film, 1976 Hollywood from Vietnam to Reagan, 1986 Hitchhiker's Films Revisited, 1989 Sexual Politics and Narrative Film: Hollywood and Beyond, 1998 The Wings of the Dove, 2003 Hollywood from. British film historians, gay writers from England, and Canadian male non-fiction writers are all alumni

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title: Jayalath Manoratne


title: Jayalath Manoratne

texts: days. The Student Leader at Boys' Hostel was <mask>. He became the Senior Most Valuable Player in 1966.He continued to study drama under the guidance of Professor Ediriweera Sarachchandra after completing his secondary education. He obtained a PhD from the University of Sri Jayewardenepura. He obtained a First Class Degree in 1995. He received a doctorate from the University of Peradeniya. He graduated from the University of Colombo in 1981 with a degree in Rural Development. He was married to a woman named Tamara Jayanthi. The couple has two children, Uthpala Indeewari and Bhanuka Prabuddha.Uthpala and Bhanuka are married to other people. In 1966 he made his acting debut in the stage drama Aspha Gudung, which was selected for the finals of the annual provincial inter-school drama competition and won the certificate of excellence in performance. After playing minor roles in plays as Maname, Sinhabahu under Sarachchandra's guidance, <mask> embarked on a mainstream acting career, beginning with the opera play Premato Jayati Soko. He met his future wife while performing in this play. When he went to Nuwara Eliya Kachcheri to get a job, he produced remakes of Sarachchandra's plays. He has acted under five major stage drama directors in Sri Lankan history. He produced his first theater play in 1980.His translation drama play was produced in 1985. The Elder Son is a Russian play. He produced two popular plays in 1988 and 1993. The play Andarela has a documentary role. He produced Sanda Gira in 1998. He has produced plays in many genres over the years. He made

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title: Jayalath Manoratne

texts: nearly 15 plays over the course of 26 years.He acted in over 80 plays and directed eleven plays of his own. His play Andarela won the State Literary Award in 1995. The Dawas Pahalos Daha (fifteen thousand days) was a theater festival in which a collection of eight plays representing different periods and issues were produced by <mask> himself. There were eight stage plays. He showcased his ability in many serials. His role as "Punsiri" became popular. He was popular in comedy roles.In 2005, <mask> played triple roles in a miniplay directed and scripted by himself. In 2006 he directed a serial. Sekku Gedara was one of the television serials directed by <mask>. He directed a number of single episode miniplays. On 13 November, he was admitted to a private hospital and underwent a surgery for a brain tumor. When the illness got worse, he continued to work in dramas. He continued to receive medical treatment from the hospital.He died in the hospital on January 12th, 2020. The funeral took place on January 15, 2020. In 1979 he had a small role in Thilaka and Thilaka. He made his professional cinema acting debut in the 1979 film Handaya. He has acted in more than 30 films since then. He was a recipient of Kalasuri and Kala Keerthi due to his enormous contribution to the drama career. He was awarded for best actor and best supporting actor in many ceremonies.Theja Iddamalgoda's first film was his final film act. He has won awards for acting and direction at local stage drama festivals. The G.C.E O/L syllabus prescribes for the State Literary Awards for his two

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title: Gotthard Deutsch

texts: He was a scholar of Jewish history. Education <mask> was the son of a merchant and a woman. He used to call himself "Gotthard", an attempt to translate his Jewish name into German. In 1876, <mask> entered the Jewish Theological Seminary of Breslau. He attended afternoon classes at the University of Breslau while attending seminary. He was influenced by a Jewish historian. He received his PhD in history two years after graduating from the University of Vienna.He attended the university and took a Talmudic course taught by Weiss. During his studies in Vienna, <mask> drew inspiration from both Weiss and Adolf Jellinek. After graduating, <mask> received Semichah from Weiss. Rabbinical and academic career in the late 19th century. He taught religion at the German high school. He entered the rabbinate after teaching for six years. His first charge was in the town of Most, Bohemia.He wasn't content at his new job. He wanted an academic environment that would satisfy his craving for knowledge. The couple had three sons and two daughters. After accepting the chair of Jewish history and philosophy at Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, <mask> moved to the United States. He was appointed dean after eleven years of teaching there. He held the position of acting president of the college until October of 1903, after the death of Mielziner. <mask> lectured on Jewish history at the University of Chicago in 1912.At the local level, <mask> was a guiding force. He was elected to the Cincinnati Board of Education in 1909 and held the position for four years. As well as being an editor and chief contributor to the Jewish Encyclopedia, <mask> was also the corresponding secretary for the Central Conference of American Rabbis and chairman of the conference's

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title: Gotthard Deutsch

texts: Committee on Contemporaneous History. The United States's entry into World War I was one of the turning points in <mask>'s life. He aligned himself with the People's Council of America for Democracy and Peace because of his love for Germany. <mask> was ostracized during the anti-German hysteria. He spoke out against his adopted country's role in the war.Federal agents and local detectives raided the council's headquarters. At a friend's naturalization hearing, Deutsch refused to answer the question "Who do you want to win in this war?" Many of his colleagues and the public demanded that he be removed from the college's faculty. The support of his students, friends, and leading Reform rabbis enabled him to continue teaching. Death Deutsch passed away at his home. Thousands of people filled the Cincinnati Crematory to pay their last respects to him. Although a biblical scholar, <mask> is also known for his two novels and works on history and language.One of the world's greatest Jewish scholars, <mask>, had a knack for remembering facts, biblical scriptures, secular literature, and world history. He wrote in Hebrew, Yiddish, German, French, and English. <mask>'s gentlemanly qualities separated and lifted him above the mundane. A prolific writer, <mask> produced hundreds of newspaper and journal articles with commentary, most of which appeared in the Jewish Chronicle, American Hebrew, Central Conference of American Rabbis Yearbook, Hebrew Union College Journal, American Israelite, and American Journal of Theology. He was the editor of Die Deborah in 1901. His list of scholarly works is equally impressive. Many consider his works to be the authoritative word on questions relating to the Jewish faith.There is an extensive record of

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title: Gotthard Deutsch

texts: correspondences between <mask> and Felsenthal. An extensive bibliography of <mask>'s major publications can be found in the Selected List of the Writings of Gotthard <mask>. There are sketches of <mask> in the book. The Hebrew Jewish Archives has an excellent sketch by Raisin. The Hebrew Union College Monthly is celebrating <mask>'s semi-jubilee. The editorials and tributes were published in May 1916. <mask>'s religious concerns, contribution to literature, and his role in Jewish history are treated in these papers.The Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion at One Years (1976) is a useful history. Henry Englander wrote a memorial for the Central Conference of American Rabbis. The New York Times, American Hebrew, and B'nai B'rith News have obituaries. 4 (Mar. 5) The Jewish Advocate was published in October of 1921. "Gottard Deutsch" is an American National Biography


title: Hermann Behrbohm

texts: A German mathematician who was active in Sweden and Germany died in the United Kingdom in 1977. He was an important player in the development of the Aerodynamics of the Delta wing concept. The design of the Draken and Viggen was significant. The Delta wing concept was developed by Alexander Lippisch at the end of the war. He received a medal from the Swedish Aeronautical Society for promoting aviation technology. Due to the circumstances, he made efforts in aviation technology. He and his British wife moved to England in 1972 as a pensioner.His children were in Sweden. He wrote many articles in aerodynamic and mathematical specialist press. He studied mechanical engineering at the Technical University of Karlsruhe, as well as mathematics and number theory at the Georg-August-Universitt Gttingen. In 1933– 1936, he was a research assistant and wrote a thesis on the meromorphisms of an elliptical function body. The thesis was not approved for political reasons when the supervisor was Jewish. He was a doctor in mathematics and physics. The regulations in Nazi Germany made it difficult for him to marry his first wife.It was only in 1940 that she was able to marry him because of her difficulties obtaining biological purity certificates. He was hired in 1937 to work in the Aerodynamics department. In order to be a mathematician in theAerospace industry you need to do your theoretical calculations and run tests to drive development projects forward. He was involved in work on high-speed trials. The development of the jet aircraft Messerschmitt Me 262 was the main project during these years. The rocket plane Messerschmitt Me 163 was developed here from 1939. The development activities were moved to the underground facility in Oberammergau after the air raids.The family is in Mering. The jetplane Messerschmitt P.1101 was developed under the direction of Willy Messerschmitt. It has a lot in common with Saab 29 Tunnan, which was created before <mask>'s time in the company. Alexander Lippisch opened his own development office in Wiener Neustadt, where he worked half-time for the Aviation Research Institute Vienna. The rocket plane