title: Raisa Bogatyrova

texts: Thatcher sympathizes with <mask>. In 1971 she joined the Luhansk Medical Institute. She obtained a doctorate in 1977 after graduating from the medical institute. In 1996 I graduated from the Kyiv University with a degree in Jurisprudence. In 1996 she defended her thesis in the Kharkiv National Medical University. The Role of Inborn and Inherited Pathology in Reproductive Losses of a Family was defended in 2000. In 1997– 2003 she was the Secretary of the Supervisory Board at the National Fund of Social Protection for Mothers and Children.A member of the organizational committee in the creation of the Socialist Party of Ukraine, she was also a member of the Communist Party of Soviet Union. The members of the Kramatorsk city hospital elected her to the Verkhovna Rada as a people's deputy on May 15, 1990. She claims that she got a real sense of the Ukrainian language when she was in the Verkhovna Rada. In March 1994 Bohatyriova was appointed as a deputy to the Minister of Health Security. She worked her way up to become a Minister of the portfolio on January 27, 1999. A few months after the Prime Minister of Ukraine was appointed, Bohatyriova was appointed as a science adviser to the President of Ukraine. In July 2000 she was re-elected to the parliament as a member of the Christian Democratic Party of Ukraine.She was a people's deputy until March 2001. In 2001 she joined the Regions of Ukraine group. She was re-elected as leader of the Party of Regions in April 2002. In April 2006 the Party of Regions member placed sixth on the party list and was re-elected. She was a


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texts: member of the Budget Committee from July 2006 to February 2007. During the all-national reelections in 2007, Bohatyriova became a member of the Verkhovna Rada from the Party of Region. She was appointed to head the secretariat of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine on December 24, 2007.She was excluded from the party's list on January 28, 2008. After the "Maidan revolution", the Verkhovna Rada dismissed the Minister of Health, who was removed from the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine. Both Dmitry Itkin and Viktor Naishuller, who are very close to Semion Mogilevich, assisted <mask> <mask> with a number of suspicious real estate purchases. The day after she was placed on the wanted list, the court ordered the seizure of three apartments in Kyiv, one apartment in Y. The European Union froze all of her funds because they suspected her of illegal use of budget funds. On January 12, 2015, an international red notice was published for the second time, this time for corruption and charges of "misappropriation, embezzlement or conversion of property by malversation". She repaid government funds that had been misappropriated, according to the Ukrainian government.Her funds in the EU were not frozen. The years after the Ukrainian revolution were not known. The woman was immediately arrested by police after she returned to Ukranian. Vadym Novynskyi posted bail for her and she was released from the pre-trial detention center two days later. The State Prize of Ukraine in science and technology was an awardee of the Order of Princess Olga, III

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title: Gabriele Falloppio

texts: Fallopius, also known as <mask>, was an Italian Catholic priest and anatomist. He gave his name to the Fallopian tube because he was one of the most important anatomists. <mask> was born in Modena and died in Padua. His family was poor but noble and he was able to get an education because of a hard struggle. In 1542, he became a canon at Modena's cathedral because of financial difficulties. One of the best medical schools in Europe was where he studied medicine. He received his medical degree from Antonio Musa Brassavola.After graduating from medical school, he went to work at various medical schools and became professor of antology at Ferrara in 1548. One of his students was Hieronymus Fabricius. The University of Pisa was the most important university in Italy. The University of Padua invited <mask> to sit in the chair of surgery in 1551. He was the supervisor of the botanical gardens. He made his mark on the field even after he died. <mask>'s work dealt with the head.He described in detail the relationship between the tympanum and the osseous ring in which it is located. He described the windows and their communication with the cochlea. He was the first to show the connection between the mastoid cells and the middle ear. He

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title: Gabriele Falloppio


title: Gabriele Falloppio

texts: something he was interested in. Understanding the path of the nerves of the face and structures that lie in their tracks was the focus of his research. He left his name to two parts of the face, emphasizing his influence on the study of the head. Falloppio studied the path, structure, and contents of the facial canal. The Fallopian hiatus was described by him.His contributions to practical medicine were important. He was the first to use an aural speculum for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the ear, and his writings on surgical subjects are still of interest. He wrote a commentary on Hippocrates's book on wounds of the head. He was seen as an authority in the field of sexuality in his own time. Fallopio advocated the use of sheaths around the penis to prevent STDs, and he was the first to describe a condom. In an early example of a clinical trial, <mask> reported that he tested 1,100 men for STDs and none of them contracted it. <mask> was interested in every form of medicine.He wrote about baths and thermal waters, simple purgatives, and the composition of drugs. None of these works were published during his lifetime. We have manuscripts of his lectures and notes of his students. Volcher Coiter published them.

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title: Gabriele Falloppio

texts: Fracastoro's theory of fossils was argued against by <mask> of Padua, who believed that petrified shells had been created by fermentation in the spots where they were found. He taught that the tusks of elephants dug up in his time at Puglia were just concretions, and that the vases of Monte Testaceo at Rome were natural. Fallopian tube, Fallopian Canal, and Fallopian ligament were some of the structures described by <mask>.Works Kunstbuch Des hocherfarnen und weytberhmpten Herrn Gabrielis Fallopij, der Artzney Doctorn von mancherley nutzlichen Knsten. There is a andern bchlin. Gabrielis Fallopii was the author of the Digital edition of the University and State Library Dsseldorf. The University and State Library Dsseldorf Omnia has a digital edition of the opera Falloppio, Gabriele. 1562. Observations of anatomicae. There is a veteriis called ApudMarcum Antonium Vlman.There are External links to the List of Roman Catholic


title: Henry Newton Brown Jr.

texts: A former Louisiana appellate judge, legal lecturer, and district attorney, <mask>. was born on December 30, 1941. He is currently serving his third 10-year term on the Louisiana Second Circuit Court of Appeal. <mask> was raised in Bossier City. His parents were <mask>, a civil engineer for the State of Louisiana, and the former Louise Craighead, who retired as a teacher from the Bossier Parish School Board. <mask> was an All-American running back at Bossier High School. He received a football scholarship to Louisiana State University. <mask> received his Juris Doctor degree from the Louisiana State University Law Center in 1966.He was a member of the United States Army during the Vietnam War. He was an instructor at the Infantry School at Fort Benning, Georgia, and a parachutist in Vietnam from 1966 to 1968. After two years in the military, <mask> became an assistant district attorney in New Orleans. He moved back to Bossier City and was the chief assistant district attorney for the 26th Judicial District. When Charles A. Marvin was elected to the Second Circuit Court of Appeal in Shreveport in 1975, <mask> became the interim district attorney and ran for the office in a special election on October 2, 1976. <mask> said in the campaign that his main opponents were bar owners. He was sued for defaming a company.<mask> drew the opposition of J.E<mask> did not prosecute the Chanler's in a family and business dispute. W. D. "Bill" Chanler was a partner in the C&P Construction Company. Two of Chanler's sons attacked their uncle at a site a mile north of town. The older daughter of Patterson was charged with pulling a pistol on her cousins. <mask> dropped the case after a grand jury declined to indict the Chanler brothers. The state Attorney General was asked to re-open the case.The issue never came to trial.

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title: Henry Newton Brown Jr.

texts: <mask> won with 13,854 votes, 59.2 percent, to 9,557, 40.8 percent. A lawyer without a law degree had proposed to appoint a former State Senator and another lawyer as his top assistants if he had been elected. <mask> was known for his prosecution of murder cases. The five murder convicts were sent to the electric chair. He was featured in episodes of CBS's 60 Minutes and the Fox Channel's The Reporters. <mask> was referred to as "The Deadliest Prosecutor" in a magazine.The Louisiana Supreme Court overturned one of the prosecutors. <mask> was the district attorney in 1986 in the case of James M. Monds. At the time, Monds, a surgical technician at Barksdale Air Force Base, was convicted of the murder of Vicki Thomas, who was raped, assault, and killed at a parking lot at a high school in Bossier City. The Ford Bronco that Monds was driving was identified as the one that was at the scene of the murder. Monds had cut his hand while working on a flat tire the night of the crime, but he had never met Thomas and had no knowledge of her death. The Louisiana Supreme Court ruled in 1994 that insufficient evidence existed to continue to incarcerate Monds. After nearly nine years in prison, he was declared "acquitted" and released.John Milkovich was elected to the Louisiana State Senate in 2015. He accused the presiding judge of making serious legal errors in the case. Milkovich accused Judge Kitchens of trying to block testimony which would have cleared Monds, and he accused <mask> and Monds' former wife of being involved in the murder of Thomas. James Bullers replaced <mask> as district attorney of Bossier and Webster parishes. Bullers said that the theory was so ridiculous that it was almost unbelievable. Milkovich is obsessed with <mask>. I don't know if he believes it himself.David C. Treen was endorsed by

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title: Henry Newton Brown Jr.

texts: <mask> in the general election for governor of Louisiana. <mask> urged Treen to adopt a "get-tough" approach to crime. He said that voters have a responsibility to vote for the best man regardless of race, religion, or party affiliation. <mask> narrowly won reelection as district attorney in 1984 over Bruce Bolin, the son of a judge. <mask> won by a 122 vote margin over Bolin. <mask>'s reelection was possible because Bolin carried forty-one of the forty-eight precincts in Webster Parish, but only two in Bossier Parish. Bolin accused <mask> of dropping charges against suspects who were accused of rape, narcotics violations, and driving while intoxicated.Bolin said that <mask> didn't adequately prosecute murder cases. <mask> was elected to the Louisiana 2nd Circuit Court of Appeal in 1990 after fifteen years as district attorney. Jean Drew was the wife of a judge who was <mask>'s judicial colleague. Drew had 36,217 votes, while <mask> had 48,935 votes. <mask> ran for the Louisiana Supreme Court. He was the leader in the nonpartisan blanket primary with over 42,000 votes. Jeffrey P. Victory, a Democrat from Shreveport, received 36,522 in second place.Charles R. Scott, a Democrat originally from Natchitoches and the Caddo Parish district attorney, ran third with 36,480 votes, 42 behind Victory. Victory prevailed over <mask> in the second round of voting in 1994. Supreme Court terms in Louisiana last ten years. The Chief Judge of the Louisiana Second Circuit Court of Appeals was <mask>. In 2000 and 2010, he was reelected to the Circuit Court. His term ends on December 31, 2020. Under the current age requirements for state judges, he is serving his third and final term.Louisiana State University alumni, Louisiana State University Law Center alumni, and politicians from Bossier City are some of the people

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title: Laurence Hartnett

texts: Sir <mask> was an engineer who made several important contributions to the Australian automotive industry. <mask> was born into a middle-class family in England. His mother was the daughter of George and Kate Taplin. <mask> was a doctor and inventor of patent medicines who had an M.D. The pamphlet on the treatment of Tuberculosis was published in Dublin in 1892. tubercular patients could breathe fresh, dry, medicated air with the invention of an inhaling machine by him. The only child of <mask> and Katherine Taplin, known as Larry, was born in March of the following year after the couple married in May of 1897.The latter had no recollection of his father who died nine months later. After that, mother and son went to live with her sister and brother-in-law in Southsea and Kingston-upon-Thames. Larry began his education in 1903 in the home of a pair of middle-aged spinsters who taught him and some eight or nine other children in their dining room. The son of a doctor was educated at Epsom College, which specialized in educating the sons of doctors who were destined to enter that profession. The doctors' sons whose families could not afford the fees were offered a foundation scholarship by Larry. In his first year, the school's Natural History Society created an Aeroplane Section in which he took a close interest, copying photos of aircraft and newspaper clippings about aviation into an exercise book as well as making detailed drawings of their parts and participating in the construction of a full-sized glider Aeronautical training was an optional extra subject at the first school in England.While College records show that <mask> did not do well academically, in 1914 he received a book called Engineering Today after winning a geography prize for an essay he wrote on China. The outbreak of war with Germany in the previous year led to him

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title: Laurence Hartnett

texts: becoming a management apprentice with a British arms manufacturer. In the evenings he studied theoretical subjects such as metallurgy and mathematics at a nearby technical school, while in the day he focused on industrial management at the company's Crayford plant. He enlisted in the war in March of 1918 and stayed in the Royal Naval College as a Flying Officer until the war ended in November. He was appointed to Number 304 Bomber Squadron after being trained at Northolt and Chingford airports. He was able to fly a single mission before the Armistice was signed. He qualified in Aerodrome Management after doing a stint as manager of an Air Force ground transport unit.The Wallington Motor Company was purchased by him in 1919. It bought, sold, hired and repaired bicycles as well as the occasional automobile. Demand for motor cars in England in the immediate aftermath of the war was far greater than the supply and <mask> increased the automotive side of his new venture by instructing his employees to make inquiries in nearby villages with a view to locating war widows who couldn't drive but whose husbands prior to enlistment He would offer to buy these vehicles, which often needed work done to make them roadworthy, with a view to repairing and reselling them. He was successful initially. Motor cars became harder to sell as the economy slowed. The Wallington Motor Company had to take out a bank loan to stay afloat.A further £600 was borrowed three months later. The last time the venture was open was in December of 1921. In the following year, <mask> set up as an automobile engineer, renting part of a Wallington boot repair shop and dealing in bicycles, motor bikes and cars. When the economy failed, he turned to earning a precarious living as a automotive consultant. The Nyasa Consolidated Company wanted him to inspect vehicles it was

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title: Laurence Hartnett

texts: considering buying for its commercial operations in central and east Africa. Time weighed on his hands as the pickings were meager. He sold a patent to a ceramics firm for improvements to radio aerials.His next important career move came in March 1923 when he was offered and accepted a job as an automobile engineer with a trading firm which administered rubber plantations in southeast Asia as well as import goods such as tea, alcoholic beverages and motor cars into the region. He was in charge of the automobile distribution and sales operation in Grange Road when he arrived in Singapore. He handled most of the Buick cars that the company obtained the local franchise for in February. When these vehicles arrived by ship and were to be distributed to a network of dealers he had appointed and whose activities he supervised throughout the region, <mask>'s job was to unload and assemble them. He conducted the dealership on his own. The Grange Road operation flourished because of booming worldwide demand for rubber, which brought prosperity to southeast Asia. <mask> benefited from the boom by speculating in rubber futures as a sideline.He had an interest in commercial radio. He began broadcasting music and talks from the Grange Road premises with financial support from local advertisers after his employer imported a small transmitter. However, he had neglected to obtain a licence and the colonial authorities, fearing that such a small, shoestring operation would fail and make it more difficult for any subsequent larger venture to succeed, forced him to close down. He moved the operation to Johore because the British had less force and the Sultan welcomed it. Pressure from the imperial government in Singapore ensured the closing of Guthrie and Co. Hartnett felt that the firm was losing interest in the automotive side of its business after a change


title: Laurence Hartnett

texts: in the composition of the London management. His disaffection grew so much that in September of the following year, he wrote a letter to a company looking for a job.The adoption of mass production techniques resulted in a general reduction in prices that led to the rapid expansion of global automobile sales. There was a demand for senior staff to work for automotive exporting companies in markets all over the world. General GM, which had just sold its five millionth car and had been impressed with Hartnett's success in distributing and selling its Buicks in southeast Asia, offered him a job as a field representative in southern India. He would supervise the work of GM distributors in the Madras district. He resigned from Guthrie and Co on March 31, 1926, and went to Calcutta with his wife, Gladys, on June 10, 1926. He found GM's business in Madras was being conducted in a haphazard manner and he appears to have been successful in improving the situation so that he became one of only four salesmen world wide to win an award. He didn't want to stay in India any longer because of the poverty and rigidity of the Hindu caste system.Senior employees working overseas were required to go to America to study the relationship between the Corporation's business there and its international operations. During the next five months, <mask> focused on gaining a sound working knowledge of automobile manufacturing in Detroit and also took part in various feasibility studies at head office, examining proposals for setting up automobile. He wasn't going to stay long in America. He took charge of marketing the company's vehicles throughout Sweden and Finland when he was appointed sales manager in September 1927. When he was involved in the selection of some of the superficial features of the vehicles for sale he was responsible for their colour. Senior


title: Laurence Hartnett

texts: overseas representatives like <mask> were given some wiggle room in choosing external details due to perceived local preferences. <mask>'s staff would interview actual and potential customers about their colour preferences.He made recommendations to the American parent company. He found that Finns disliked the colour red because of their association with the Soviet Union. He argued that the emphasis should be placed on securing customer confidence rather than just making quick profits because of the publicity-seeking techniques that were benefiting GM's bottom line in America at that time. He was rewarded for his success in Sweden in January 1929 when he was appointed head of the export section of the troubled Vauxhall Motors operation in England, which had been acquired by GM four years earlier. There was a poisonous atmosphere at Luton where staff seemed consumed by resentment at the American parent company's tendency to interfere with their operations. He appreciated the opportunity to get away from the jokes and get to know the foreign markets of the firm. In September 1929, with his wife and daughter, he set out on a yearlong round-the-world trip to get to know the overseas markets of Vauxhall.Between 1931 and 1933, the export arm of the business prospered, even though it suffered during the Depression. There was a sense of loyalty to the mother country among both British nationals abroad and the populations of Britain's overseas territories. It was also a result of the popularity of exported Cadet cars. The high British horsepower tax made these difficult to sell on the home market. Cadets offered for sale outside Britain were fitted with the new, powerful Bedford Truck engines, which were popular in foreign markets, because the tax did not apply to exports. The price of British goods abroad, including cars, was reduced by a


title: Laurence Hartnett

texts: significant devaluation of the pound sterling in that year, as well as a general shortage of US dollars, which encouraged foreign buyers to purchase British vehicles. The post of managing director of the Australian firm General GMH was offered to <mask> because of his success at Vauxhall.This operation was formed in 1931 when General Motor (Australia) and Holden's Motor Body Builders were combined. The Australian government imposed high duties on fully imported cars because they were bent on changing what was still primarily a rural economy. GMH imported unassembled parts for its vehicles in order to assemble them locally. When he arrived in March 1934 to take over his new role at GMH's head office in Melbourne, he found himself in a struggle for control of the Australian operation with the chairman of the board of directors. With the support of the American head office and most of the other Australian directors, <mask> was able to emerge victorious from this conflict and was able to reorganise the company's clumsy administrative structure and increase its efficiency. He consolidated its operations after finding them scattered over seven different locations. The leased building was too small to keep up with the increasing demand for vehicles as the economy was picking up in the mid-thirties.The sale of a 50-acre block of land at Fisherman's Bend required an act of the Victorian Parliament, so he decided to centralise the firm's Victorian activities by constructing new, purpose-built accommodation on the land. The construction of the new plant on this land was made sure to get maximum publicity. He secured the services of the prime minister to open it. The ceremony was devoting sixteen pages to it in addition to its editorial which predicted that it would mark the beginning of the city's transformation into "an Australian Coventry". At the


title: Laurence Hartnett

texts: same time, <mask> became aware of widespread hostility among Australians towards GMH, which many viewed as a ruthless, profiteering American-oriented organisation cynically bent on enriching its mainly US shareholders at the expense of the local community. To combat this mindset, he took every opportunity to portray the company as a patriotic corporate citizen, emphasizing the amount of employment it provided, both directly and indirectly, as well as the auxiliary industries it supported and its contribution to Australia's defence potential. In addition, he himself played a high-profile public role in seeking to promote Australian industrial development generally, by calling for the creation of a national standards laboratory and an Aeronautical research facility, while also helping to advance the objectives of the Australian Industries Protection League.His most important contribution outside the automobile industry was in the field of aircraft manufacture. Essington Lewis was the CEO of the Broken Hill Proprietary company. Robinson was involved in setting up the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation and was one of the people who contributed to the financing of the venture. The design of the North American Aviation Corporation was used to create them. They were inferior in dogfights to the Japanese Zeros. In June 1939 he publicly criticized the United Australia Party government for not doing enough to ensure the country's ability to defend itself in an increasingly dangerous world. The prime minister characterized it as "absurdly incorrect".When Britain declared war on Germany in September, <mask> placed himself at the government's disposal, declaring his readiness to do anything without financial recompense to assist the war effort. He believed that the offer would benefit GMH's local business. It was an expression of his conviction that he


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texts: had a responsibility to give back to the community because he was a privileged person. The government's recognition of <mask>'s technical, managerial and organisational skills, as well as of his World War 1 experience in the production of arms for Vickers, indicates that it was accepted. He was proud of the work done by his directorate in the development of optical glass for use in gun sights and related weaponry. Some of the equipment used in range finders, submarine periscopes and aerial photography were exported to the US. The Army, which knew little about manufacturing, frequently changed its orders, causing serious problems on the factory floor.Manufacturing difficulties were caused by the Army's insistence on specifying the precise design of the items it wanted. After being told their purpose and how they would be used, <mask> argued that it was up to his Directorate to design the weapons. He argued that the design should be a matter for those responsible for the manufacturing because they understood the problems and costs involved. The Army became much more co-operative in this regard after he carried his point. The head of the Army Inventions Directorate was made by the War Cabinet in January 1942 to solicit and evaluate proposals from the general public for improving the fighting efforts of Australia's military forces. Over the course of three and a half years, 21,645 suggestions were received by this body, but most of them were dismissed out of hand, including a process for water-proofing maps and a container for safely. In January 1942, <mask> offered to fly to the island to get the machine tool equipment that was left there before the Japanese arrived.The offer was accepted but he didn't get any further than Darwin before the mission was called off. After the cessation of hostilities in 1945, he was made a Commander of the

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title: Laurence Hartnett

texts: Order of the British Empire. A small number of motor cars were manufactured in Australia before the end of the 19th century in order to avoid heavy import duties that were imposed by governments to promote industrial employment. In order to avoid high import tariffs, the major American auto exporters, including General GM, were building their vehicle bodies locally and assembling them in Australia. They did not want the extra expense of manufacturing entire vehicles there. <mask> wanted nothing more than to head such a manufacturing operation in his adopted land. While publicly supporting GM's policy, he did his best to undermine it by persuading cabinet ministers and senior public servants of the feasibility of that course, making it clear that GM would not do it unless sufficient pressure was applied.Due to the necessity of manufacturing a wide range of precision products for the fighting services, Australia's industrial competence had increased enormously during the war. Post-war motor vehicle manufacturing promised to provide many jobs for returning service personnel while the necessary acquisition of the skills and industrial infrastructure would help build up the country's defence capacity. <mask> warned his American directors that the Australian government was determined to have cars manufactured locally if private industry refused to do so. He asked J.K. Jensen, chairman of the government's Secondary Industries Commission, to write to him, saying the government was resolved to force the creation of the industry. Jensen received proposed drafts of the letters. If GM did nothing, Ford and Chrysler would become anxious to build their own Australian factories for the purpose, which would result in a reduction in demand for the corporation's imported cars. This is what changed General GM Corporation's mind.It is open to debate if that


title: Laurence Hartnett

texts: was a personal triumph for <mask> or if he had simply said what was already obvious to the American directors. After leaving GMH, <mask> continued to make important contributions to Australian motoring. He instigated an ambitious venture to build a uniquely Australian car, the Hartnett, based on a design by Frenchman, Jean Gregoire. The Hartnett was a front wheel drive design with an air cooled 600cc twin-cylinder engine. Problems with the supplier of the panels caused the venture to fail. Few of the 120 cars produced between 1949 and 1955 survive today. He was involved in the production of the Lloyd-Hartnett car.Borgward, the German supplier of parts for the car, had financial problems. In 1960, <mask>'s luck changed when he saw a new Japanese car at the Melbourne Motor Show. The importation of Japanese cars to Australia was pioneered by <mask>. <mask> was responsible for popularising the Nissan/Datsun brand in Australia. In 1966 <mask> tried to establish local production of Nissan cars. The Pressed Metal Corporation plant in Sydney was where Nissan built their cars from 1976 onward. Nissan began full production of cars in Australia.The arrangement continued until 1992, when the plant closed and cars were imported from Japan. On New year's Day 1945, <mask> was appointed a Commander of the Order of the British Empire. In 1965, the Society of automotive Engineers Australasia established the annual Hartnett Award as an award for an outstanding original contribution to automotive or aeronautical engineering knowledge or practice. He was knighted by the Queen in 1967. The introduction of two of Australia's best selling brands of cars is a legacy left by <mask>. Edward Holden References L.J. Hartnett Big Wheels and Little Wheels was written by Joe Rich.In June 1994 Joe Rich wrote 'An Edwardian Childhood: Sir <mask> and the Search for identity'

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title: Martynas Mažvydas

texts: primer, a catechism, a book of songs with notes, a prayer book, and a translation of Holy Writ are some of the genres Mavydas started. He died in Knigsberg at the age of 53. The first printed book in Lithuanian was compiled and published in the year 1547 by Mavydas. The book was printed in Germany. The book consists of a dedication in Latin To the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, a primer, a catechism, and a book of songs. The Appeal of The Small Book Itself Unto Lithuanians and Samogitians is the first authentic verse in Lithuanian.The initial letters of the acrostic form the name of the author, Martinus Masvidius. The aims of the author are to educate people and spread culture, to fight the remains of heathen beliefs, and to consolidate the Protestant religion. The most prominent example of prosody in Lithuanian literature is the style of the preface. Approximately 200 copies were printed. There are two libraries inLithuania and Poland, one at the Vilnius University Library and the other at the Toru Library. Knigsberg: H. Weinreich, 1547. 81p.Giesme s. Ambraseijaus bey s. Augustina... H. Weinreich was born in 1549. 16p. Forma chriktima... was written by J. Daubman. Gesmes chriksczoniskas, gedomas baniczosu per adventa. J. Daubman was born in 1566. Gesmes chrikonikas, gedomas baniczosu per velikas.J. Daubman was born in 1570. Lietuvikos maldos. Karaliauius was born in 1574. Trumpas klausimas ir prieprovimas... Parafrasis permanitina poteraus malda... The general information about Mavydas' Hymnals was provided by Jrat. Gertrud: Zum regionalen und personalen Umfeld des Frheren preuisch-litauischen Schrifttums.Annaberger Annalen 4 was published in 1996. <mask> Mavydas said that there was a lietuvika knyga. The year 1974 The Preface of The Simple Words of Catechism is in the Lithuanian Language and the English Language Original text is in the Russian


title: Jean Dratz

texts: <mask> was a Belgian painter and illustrator. <mask> was the son of <mask> and was born in Mont-Saint-Guibert, Belgium in 1903. He graduated from the Université Libre de Bruxelles with a degree in Law and Economy. He is best known for his sober, realistic and melancholic Belgian landscapes which show Japanese influences. His travels in France and Italy inspired some of the works. He was a co-founder of the association of Belgian humoristic artist "Mine Souriante". He was the editor-in-chief of the French-language version of the Belgian comics magazine.He created many theatre decors and contributed to the decoration of the national pavilions of Brazil and Chile at the 1935 World Exhibition of Brussels. He was known as the "Dubout belge". In 1967, he died in Uccle, Belgium. There is no date for the works book illustrations Les jours de l'homme by Docteur Besanon. There is no date for Le visage de la femme by Docteur Besanon. No date for Ne pas dételer by Docteur Besanon. Henri Brochier wrote Petit Bréviaire de l'amateur de vin.The edition of Histoires extraordinaires was published in 1929. There is no date for Scne de la vie de Bohme by Henri Murger. Jules Romains - Edition Terres Latines - Knock ou le triomphe de la Médecine. No date for Le Naf aux quarante enfants by Paul Guth. The edition La Boétie was written by Jerome K. Jerome. There is no date for Bel Ami by Guy de Maupassant. The

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title: Jean Dratz

texts: is a work by José Camby. A. The year 1952. Roger Kervyn wrote Les Fables de Pitjes Schramouille. Luca Rizzardi wrote Mon Oncle et son écluse. De l'Anarchie. Paul Bay wrote Sacrement.Hardi Montarchain was written by Pierre Hubermont. Pour lire en Parachute by <mask>. The edition office de publicité was published in 1936. No date for "De la cuisine et... voil tout" by Paul Bouillard. The edition Albert was written by Maurice Darin. The edition La Nef de Paris was written by Anicet Lenoir. The Edition La Renaissance du Livre - 1943 was written by Julien Vanhove.The nos Héros coloniaux morts pour la civilisation were published in 1931. The edition of La Prise de Troie was published in 1931. The edition Pim Services was written by <mask> and Baud. Jacques Nyns wrote Le code pénal. There are many illustrations he made for numerous magazines. The magazine "Le Bouclier" was published by the voyance sociale Belge. There are covers for the weekly "Pourquoi Pas?"The annuals for the Royal Automobile Club de Belgique are on the cover of the weekly magazine. The Belgian Red Cross has a magazine. Weekly magazine Le Soir Illustré was published between 1932 and 1940. He made illustrations for records, student magazines, post cards, and publicity. Sources Guide Piron Dictionnaire Arto Anne Villers External links <mask> in the ULB student life. The 20th-century Belgian painters were from

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title: Walter Besant

texts: <mask> was an English novelist and historian. <mask>'s husband, Frank, was the brother of <mask>. He attended school at St Paul's, Southsea, Stockwell Grammar, London and King's College London and was the son of a wine merchant. He graduated from Christ's College, Cambridge, as the 18th wrangler in 1859. He spent six years as a professor of mathematics at the Royal College, British Mauritius after completing a year as a mathematical master at Rossall School. He returned to England and settled in London after a decline in health forced him to resign. He was the Secretary to the Palestine Exploration Fund from 1868 to 1885.He was admitted to Lincoln's Inn in 1871. Studies in French Poetry was published in 1868. His collaboration with James Rice began three years later. Ready-money Mortiboy and The Golden Butterfly are both very successful. Rice's death ended this association. All in a Garden Fair, which was credited in Something of Myself with inspiring him to leave India and make a career as a writer, was one of Besant's main novels. The two last belonged to a series in which he tried to arouse the public conscience to the hardship among the poorer classes of cities.The establishment of The People's Palace in the East of London was one result of this crusade. George Gissing

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title: Walter Besant

texts: considered The Bell of St. Paul's to be an 'absurd and empty book'. In addition to his fiction, Besant wrote about the history of London. London in the 18th Century is one of his books on this topic. <mask> joined the Lodge of Harmony in Mauritius in the 19th century. He joined the lodge in 1869 and became Master in 1873. He was the first treasurer of the first Masonic research lodge, Quatuor Coronati Lodge No 2076, from 1886.He was the first chair of the Society of Authors. He was knighted in 1895. The "Atlantic Union" sought to improve social relations between Britons and Americans. He died in London on June 9, 1901, at the age of 64. The Alabaster Box is a fiction. 1900. Alfred.3rd edition. 1899. There is a garden fair. 3 volumes. The year 1884. There are all sorts and conditions of men. 3 volumes.The year 1884. The armorel of Lyonesse. 3 volumes. 1890. The bell is located at St. Paul's. 3 volumes. 1889.Beyond the dreams of a girl. 1895. There is blind love. W<mask> wrote the introduction to Wilkie Collins. 3 volumes. 1890. A tale of a town.With James Rice. It was published from The Graphic. 3 volumes. There was an event in 1878. 3 volumes of The Captains' Room. The case of Mr. Lucraft is one of the tales. James Rice is one of the authors of Ready Money Mortiboy.2 volumes. The

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title: Walter Besant

texts: 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 The introduction by C.J.C. was written by Sir W<mask>. Hyne. 1900. For faith and freedom. 3 volumes.1889. A fountain is closed. 1897. The fourth generation. 1900. There is a golden butterfly. With James Rice.3 volumes. The year 1876. There is a man named Paulus. 3 volumes. The year 1886. The Holy Rose was founded in 1890. In 1895.There is a house called the Inner House. The year 1886. There is a fiction about a society that has discovered immortality. 3 volumes. 1893. The Lady of Lynn. 1901.The craftsman is the master. 2 volumes. 1896. Thelema has monks. With James Rice. 3 volumes. There was an event in 1878.My little girl. Ready-money Mortiboy was written by the authors. With James Rice. 3 volumes. The year 1873. No other way. It was 1904.The girl with the orange hair. 1899. Ready-money man. Repr. It was once a week. With James Rice. 3 volumes.The year 1872. Repr. of 1885 ed. Bath in 1974. The queen of rebellion. 3 volumes. 1893.The man revolted. The year 1884. The roles of


title: Walter Besant

texts: People" is a general non-fiction. Three papers by William Tuckwell were read before the Social Science Congress in 1884. By W.T., C. G. Leland, and W. <mask>. Manchester was founded in 1885. The Royal Institution hosted a lecture on the art of fiction on April 25, 1884. 1884.The new ed. was published in 1902. We may be as we are. 1903. It was an autobiography. The note was written by S. Sprigge. Hutchinson was born in 1902. August 1863 'Bourbon' journal.1933. Captain Cook. Men of action from England. 1890. Constantinople. A sketch of its history from the beginning to its conquest by the Turks. By W.J.B.<mask>. 1879. There are essays and historiettes. 1903. The Eulogy of Richard Jeffries. The year 1886. Fifty years ago.The year 1886. The French humourists were from the 12th to the 19th century. The year 1873. The name is Gaspard de Coligny. There is a new lutarch. 1879. There is a new ed.1894. The City of Herod and Saladin are located in Jerusalem. W.B. was 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519

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title: Walter Besant

texts: Both of these places are called Holborn and Bloomsbury. With G. E. Mitton. The London series has been glamorized.1903. London. The year 1892. London. 1894. London. The city.1910. London was in the Eighteenth Century. It was 1904. London in the 19th century. 1909. London was in the time of the Stuarts. 1903.London was in the time of the Tudors. 1904. North of the Thames is London. In 1911. South of the Thames. 1912. Medieval London.2 volumes. 1906. The East End and Shoreditch. With others. The London series has been glamorized. In 1908. South London.1899. The district is called the strand. With G. E. Mitton. The London series has been glamorized. Repr. With changes. 1903.The river. The London series has been glamorized. 1903. There is a place called Westminster. 1895. The crypt at St Paul's Cathedral has a monument to Besant. East London Papers 3 (1960): 31–40 are references and citations."Sir <mask>t: Novelist" was written by Fred W. Boege. "' His Generation Read His Stories': <mask>t, Chatto and Windus and All Sorts and Conditions of Men" was written by Simon Eliot. "Tradition and Tolerance in Nineteenth-Century Fiction: Critical Essays on Some English and American Novels" was written by John Goode. Chapter VII of A Literary Man's London is titled "<mask>t's London". 199–222.

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title: Walter Besant

texts: Outcast London is a study about the relationship between classes in Victorian society. The Working Class in Victorian Fiction was written by P. J. Keating.The Haunted Study: A Social History of the English Novel was written by Peter Keating. "The Bitter Cry of Outcast London" was written by Andrew Mearns. From Palace to College was written by G. P. Moss and M. V. Saville. "Problems of a 'Democratic Text': <mask>'s Impossible Story" is a novel written in 1990. Alan Palmer wrote The East End: Four Centuries of London Life. Review, All Sorts and Conditions of Men, Spectator, 21 October 1884: 1349. Helen Small wrote an introduction to <mask>'s All Sorts and Conditions of Men.Mark Spilka wrote a novel about Henry James and <mask>. "Culture and Constraint in Working-Class Movements" is part of Popular Culture and Class Conflict, 1590–1914: Explorations in the History of Labour and Leisure. English male novelists from Christ's College and King's College London were buried at St

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title: Arthur W. Thomas

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texts: Surgeon General in Washington, as well as taking part in food surveys at army cantonments. Professors in chemistry and biochemistry were included in the officers in the Food and Nutrition Section. In January 1918 <mask> was promoted to Captain and in March 1918 he was sent to England to participate in food surveys. <mask> was stationed in Base Section No. in France from April 1918 to June 1919.In the front lines with the 26th and 89th Divisions in the Toul sector, he worked with other offices in the updating of army food ration. He taught at the Second Army Corps school in the summer of 1918. He was involved in an inspection of the galleys of three dozen Army and Navy troop transports returning thousands of men to America in June 1919. <mask>, A. W. A further effort to make a biuret reagent. The Biochemical Bulletin is published in New York. <mask>, A. W.A review of methods for the isolation and identification of soils. The biochemical bulletin was published in New York. <mask>, A. W. The amount of phosphorus in the food. The biochemical bulletin was published in New York. <mask>, A. W. The chemical constitution of food.A review. The biochemical bulletin was published in New York. Sherman, H. C., and <mask>, A. W. There are studies on amylases. It was VIII. The activity of malt amylase is influenced by certain acids and salts. The Journal of the American Chemical Society was published in 1977.J. <mask>. A., <mask>, et al. The

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title: Arthur W. Thomas

texts: year1917. There are theories of leather formation. There is a discussion. The American Leather Chemists Association journal. <mask>, A. W.The action of malt amylase was affected by bromides. The Journal of the American Chemical Society was published in 1501. Baldwin, M. E., and <mask>, A. W. The alcohol's acidity. The American Leather Chemists Association journal. Baldwin, M. E., and <mask>, A. W. The action of neutral salts.The American Leather Chemists Association journal. <mask>, A. W. Science was 10-4. <mask>, A. W., and Garard, I. D. The electrical charge of colloids can be determined by capillarity. The Journal of the American Chemical Society was published in 1970. Sherman, H. C., <mask>, A. W., and Baldwin were born in 1919.The activity of three typical amylases is influenced by hydrogen-ion concentration. The American Chemical Society's journal was 41. Baldwin, M. E., and <mask>, A. W. chlorides and sulfates have different effects on the hydrogen-ion concentration of acid solutions. The Journal of the American Chemical Society was published in 1981-90. Foster, S. B., and <mask>, A. W. On May 1, 1920.The conductance method is used to Titration chrome liquors. There is a Hide and Leather. A. W<mask> was born on May 1, 1920. There is a determination of sulfuric acid in leather. There is a book called Hide and Leather. <mask>, A. W. A review of literature.The Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal.

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texts: <mask>, A. W. Some acids and bases have hydrogen and hydroxyl ion concentrations. The American Leather Chemists Association journal. <mask>, A. W., Baldwin, M. E., and Kelly, M. W. The time factor for chrome liquor is related to hide substance. The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association.<mask>, A. W. Theory and practice are included. The American Leather Chemists Association journal. <mask>, A. W. The tryptic activity of bating materials is estimated. The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association. W., and Frieden, A.The year 1920. The leather has hydrochloric acid and neutral chlorides in it. The Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. The time factor is related to the hide substance. The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association was published in 1920. There is a determination of sulfuric acid in leather.The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association was published in 1920. The year 1920. The conductance method is used to Titration chrome liquors. The American Leather Chemists Association journal. <mask>, A. W. The order of the dispersal of tanning extracts is related to the results obtained by Wilson and Kern. The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association.<mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. The immersion refractometer can be used to estimate chrome in liquor. The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association.

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title: Arthur W. Thomas

texts: <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. Concentration of chrome liquor can affect the effect of hide substance. The Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. Fuming, F. A., and <mask>, A. W.There are conditions that affect the determination of reducing sugars. There are certain errors involved in current methods. The Journal of the American Chemical Society. Foster, S. B., and <mask>, A. W. The year 1923. The chrome liquors have acid titrations. The American Leather Chemists Association journal.<mask>, A. W. There is research in leather manufacture. There is mechanical engineering. A small tannery. January 1922. Scientific American had a total of 126. The world's smallest complete tannery was photographed by <mask><mask>.<mask>, A. W. Increased efficiency of leather manufacture can be achieved through research. The chemical age. The 42nd annual meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers will be held in New York on December 8, 1921. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. The isoelectric point of the body. The Journal of the American Chemical Society.Foster, S. B., and <mask>, A. W. The year 1922. The combination of chromic ion with hide substance is influenced by the influence of sodium chloride, sodium sulfate, and sucrose. The Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. Foster, S. B., and <mask>, A. W. The year 1922. The vegetable tanning extracts haveloid content.The Journal of Industrial

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texts: and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. Concentration and time are factors in this combination. I. Gambier. I. Quebracho. The Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal.<mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. There are studies in chrome tanning. There is equilibria between the two liquors. The formation of a molecule. The Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W. There is vegetable tanning.The Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W. The chrome comes from chrome liquors. The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association. Foster, S. B., and <mask>, A. W. The year 1923. The vegetable particles have an electrical charge.Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. W., and Frieden, A. The year 1923. The reaction of two substances. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. The hide substance has a concentration factor.Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. The fixation of vegetables by hide substance is influenced by hydrogen-ion concentration. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Yu, C. The mixture of arachidic and lignoceric acids in peanut oil can be determined using magnesium soaps. The American Chemical Society's journal was 45.<mask>, A. W., and Yu, C. There are new tests for rape and tung

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title: Arthur W. Thomas

texts: oils. The Journal of the American Chemical Society. <mask>, A. W., and Seymour-Jones, F. L. trypsin is used tolysis of collagen. The Journal of the American Chemical Society was published in 1515-22. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W.The influence of neutral salts on hide fixation. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. W., and Frieden, A. The year 1923. There is a solution link in the stability of ferric oxide hydrosol. The American Chemical Society has a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Johnson, L.The mechanism of precipitation. The American Chemical Society has a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. There are differences in the degree of fixation. The chemistry of industrial and engineering. <mask>, A. W., and Seymour-Jones, F. L. There was action oftrypsin on diverse leathers.Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. Tannic acid is used for tannage. The chemistry of industrial and engineering. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. Quinone tannage. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal.Sherman, H. C., <mask>, A. W., and Caldwell are related. In 1924. There is an electric point of malt amylase. The American Chemical Society has a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. There is vegetable tanning. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal.<mask>, A. W., and Norris, E. R. The series wasIrregular in the precipitation. The American Chemical Society has a journal. A.

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title: Arthur W. Thomas

texts: W. <mask>. The modern trend in chemistry. The Journal of Chemical Education was published in 1982. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W.There is thermolability of collagen. The American Chemical Society has a journal. Foster, S. B., and <mask>, A. W. The year 1925. The effect of neutral salts on hide substance is destructive. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. Foster, S. B., and <mask>, A. W.The year 1925. Ultra-violet light on a hide. The American Leather Chemists Association journal was published. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. Vegetables have tanning solutions. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, 18. <mask>, A. W., Kelly, M. W., and Foster, S. B.There was a report on (1923). Aldehyde tannage. The American Leather Chemists Association journal. A. W. <mask>. There is sulfur tannage. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. Foster, S. B., and <mask>, A. W.There was a time in the 1960's when there was a time in the 1960's when there was a time in the 1960's when there was a time in the 1960's when there was a time in the 1960's when there was a time in the 1960's when there was a time The behavior of deaminized collagen. There is more evidence in favor of the chemical nature of tanning. The American Chemical Society has a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. Further studies of quinone. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal.<mask>, A. W., and Mattikow, M. Rapeseed oil can be identified by


title: Arthur W. Thomas

texts: isolation of erucic acid. The Journal of the American Chemical Society was published in 1968. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. Does the basic or acidic groups of hide protein have something in common with chromium? <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. were authors of the Journal of the American Chemical Society. The nature of vegetables.Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. A. W<mask>. There is a chemical nature to vegetable tanning. The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association was published in 1994. <mask>, A. W., and Le Compte, T. R. The so-called removal of ferric oxide hydrosol by charcoal. The fourth colloid symposium was held in 1926.There is a Catalog Co. Thomas, A. W. There are things called Emulsions. The American Leather Chemists Association journal. <mask>, A. W., and <mask>, J. A. The year 1927.Vegetables and tanning materials. There are International Critical Tables. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. The effects of neutral salts on hide substance. I. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Murray, H. A., Jr.There is gum arabic. The Journal of Physical Chemistry was published in 1982. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. Fixation of aluminum by hiding something. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. Fixation of iron by hiding something.Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Mayer, C. W. The

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title: Arthur W. Thomas

texts: interferometer can be used to estimate the acid-combining capacity. The Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine has a journal. Field, A. M, and <mask>, A. W. The collodion membranes are graded by means of ethylene glycol. The Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine has a journal.<mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. The vegetable tanning fixation has a temperature factor. The American Leather Chemists Association has a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. The hide powder was hydrolyzed at various pH values. The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association was published in 1994. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W.The influence of acids on the fixation of wattle tannin is influenced by hide powder. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. There is a synonym for tannage. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Kelly, M. W. The effect of pre-treatment on the hide powder.Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Hamburger, E. R. There are hydrosols of ferric oxybromide. The Journal of the American Chemical Society was published in 1962. <mask>, A. W., and <mask>, T. H. Sulfate and chloride ion have an effect on solutions of aluminum salts. The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association was published in 1930.A. W<mask>. The medalist had scientific accomplishments. The Nichols medal was awarded to <mask> <mask>.

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title: Arthur W. Thomas

texts: Industrial and Engineering Chemistry was published in 1993. <mask>, A. W., and <mask>, T. H. were both born in 1931. Ion interchanges in hydrosols. The Journal of Physical Chemistry was published in 1977.<mask>, A. W., and Tai, A. P. The nature of hydrosols. The American Chemical Society has a journal. A. W. <mask>. There is a new conception of certain oxides. The American Leather Chemists Association journal. Bailey, M. I., and <mask>, A. W.The year 1933. The frozen egg magma has been gelated. Industrial and Engineering Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W. There is leather. The Annual Survey of American Chemistry was published in 1933. <mask>, A. W.There is a summary of the isoelectric point. The American Leather Chemists Association journal was published. A vegetable jelly composition was written by A. W. and M. U.S. has 1,946,649. <mask>, A. W., and Thomson, J. C. Chinese wood oil is used for the preparation of pure Eleostearic acid. The American Chemical Society has a journal.<mask>, A. W., and <mask>, F. C. The nature of hydrosols. The American Chemical Society has a journal. Van Hauwaert, M. A., and <mask>, A. W. The year1934. A method for determining ammoniacal nitrogen in eggs. Engineering and industrial chemistry.There is an analytical edition. <mask>, A. W. There isloid chemistry. New York has a company called McGraw-Hill. <mask>, A. W., and Vartanian, R. D. The action of acids. The Journal of the American Chemical

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title: Arthur W. Thomas

texts: Society was published in 1967.<mask>, A. W. Basic salts of aluminum. The paper trade journal is 100. 9, 36-9. April 2, 1935, Pennington, M. E., and <mask>, A. W. Egg material is treated after being separated from the shells. The U.S. has 1,996,171.B. H., <mask>, A. W., and M. were present. There are coated fabrics and paper. Brit. A total of 423,986. <mask>, A. W., and Kremer, C. B. The year 1935. Polynuclear basic thorium complexes are considered by hydrous thoria hydrosols.The Journal of the American Chemical Society was published in 1821. <mask>, A. W., and Owens, H. S. There are basic zirconium chloride hydrosols. The Journal of the American Chemical Society was published in 1824. <mask>, A. W., and Owens, H. S. The formation and breakdown of zirconate hydrosols. The Journal of the American Chemical Society was published in 1957.<mask>, A. W., and Kremer, C. B. The year 1935. Reactions of organic anions with basic thorium chloride hydrosols. Reversal of charge with salts of the hydroxy acids. The American Chemical Society has a journal. May 5, 1936 was the date of the publication. The paper is oilproof.U.S. 2,039,753. <mask>, A. W. There are chemical changes in matter. Columbia Univ. is in New York. Press. <mask>, A. W., and Miller, H. S. Basic beryllate hydrosols are an additional contribution to the concept of polyolated and polyoxolated structures.The American Chemical Society has a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Cohen, B.


title: Arthur W. Thomas

texts: The year 1937. The aluminum oxyiodide hyrosols oxidize hydrogen peroxide. The American Chemical Society has a journal. The basic chromic, aluminum and ferric chloride solutions were analyzed. Stiasny Festschr had a score of 307-31.Clay, J. P., and <mask>, A. W. The effect of anions on solution of hydrous alumina by acids. The American Chemical Society has a journal. <mask>, A. W., and Cohen, B. The year 1939. Their action on hydrogen peroxide shows the nature of aluminum oxyiodide hydrosols. The American Chemical Society has a journal.Stewart, W. G., and <mask>, A. W. The nature of titanium dioxide hydrosols. The Kolloid-Zeitschrift was 86. A. W<mask> was born in 1941. There is a quick review of chemical methods for determining vitamins. Food industries 13 6, 63-4.Greenstein, L. M., and <mask>, A. W. The "ferric oxide" hydrosols have a certain viscosity. The Journal of Chemical Physics is a journal. Bailey, M. I., and <mask>, A. W. The contents of the fruit are thiamine and riboflavin. The Journal of Nutrition was published in 1994. A. W. <mask>.<mask> <mask> is dead. The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association was published in 1977. Fitt, T. C., <mask>, A. W., and Taggart were present. The nature of mineral in the water. The American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers is a Tech. There is a Pub. No.7 pp. Little, R. W., <mask>, A. W., and Sherman were present. The storage of vitamins in the body is

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texts: studied. The Journal of Biological Chemistry is a journal. <mask>, A. W. The year1944. There is a man named Leo Hendrik Baekeland.Science 100, 23-4. P., & <mask>, A. W. The maximum precipitation of aluminum hydroxide can be affected by diverse anions. The Journal of Colloid Science is a journal. H., <mask>, A. W., and Sherman, H. C. There are interrelationships of iron, copper, and cobalt in metabolism. The Journal of Nutrition is a journal.Graham, R. P., and <mask>, A. W. The reactivity of hydrous alumina. The American Chemical Society has a journal. Carroll, B., and <mask>, A. W. Changes of dyes in solutions of hydrous oxides. The journal of chemical physics was published in 1336. The year ended on December 31, 1954.Studies of the chemistry of aluminum soaps. The Army Chemical Center in Maryland received the final summary report. Contract No. Project number is DA-18-108-CML-3960. On 4-09-2004, there was a fire. There are 203 pages. Kerr, P. F., <mask>, A. W.The nature of ferrimolybdite. American mineralogist, 48, 14-32. Columbia University faculty deaths in 1982 and Colloid chemists births in

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title: Alfonso de Portago

texts: <mask>, best known as <mask> y Leighton, was a Spanish aristocracy, racing and bobsleigh driver, jockey and pilot. He was named after <mask>, the king of Spain, after being born in London. His father died of a heart attack while showering after a polo match and his grandfather was the Mayor of Madrid. His mother was an Irish nurse. <mask> won a $500 bet after flying a borrowed plane under London Tower Bridge. He formed the first Spanish bobsleigh team with his cousins and finished 4th in the Winter Olympics, shaving a bronze medal by 0.14 seconds. He competed in several Grand Prix, including a win and second place at the British Grand Prix, as well as a win and second place at the Tour de France Automobile.In May 1957, <mask>'s renowned Ferrari 335 S crashed near the village of Guidizzolo, killing both himself and his navigator and 9 spectators. The young age of the marquess who was 28 at the time of his death combined with his status as a sex symbol caused a shock amongst many, having several tributes and landmarks named after him, most notably the "Portago curve" at Jarama racetrack. "A tall, handsome and wealthy Spanish aristocrat who captured everybody's imagination" was how many described the Marquess of Portago. It would probably be more accurate to say that a man like <mask> only appears once in a lifetime. The fellow does everything well. Never mind the

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title: Alfonso de Portago

texts: driving, the steeplechasing, the bobsledding, the athletic side of things, never mind being proficient in 4 languages. He could be the best bridge player in the world, he could be a great soldier, and he could be a good writer.<mask> was born in London and educated in France. He spoke four languages. One of the most respected titles in Spain was <mask>'s. explorer lvar Nez Cabeza <mask> was one of his ancestors. His father was from Spain. At a young age, he died at a polo match. His mother was an Irish nurse.Soledad married and became known as the Marchioness of Moratalla because he had a daughter named Sol. She died last year. Frank was more than 40 years older than she was. He shot himself while dying and left his wife an enormous fortune. <mask> was a tall and heavy man. At the age of 17, <mask> flew his plane beneath London Tower Bridge. He was a gentleman jockey at the Grand National and found it difficult to keep his weight down.Luigi Chinetti asked <mask> to be his co-driver in the Carrera Panamericana after he met the importer in the USA. He raced in a personal car at the 1000 km Buenos Aires race. The Tour de France automobile race, the Grand Prix of Oporto, and the Nassau Governor's Cup were all won by <mask>. In Nassau, during the winter of 1956, <mask> followed the car ahead of him by centimeters. After the driver ahead of him touched his brakes and

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texts: both cars went into a 180 m skid, <mask> used his skill to avoid a crowd. <mask> was known as a two-car man because of the many burned-out brakes, clutches, transmissions, and wrecked cars he was responsible for. Several cars were needed to finish the race.He competed in 5 World Championship Formula One Grands Prix. His best result was a second place at the British Grand Prix, where he shared a drive with Peter Collins. He and Chinetti raced in the Carrera Panamericana. At the 1955 British Grand Prix, <mask> lost control of his car while racing at 140 km/h and was thrown from it. He had a broken leg. In order to form Spain's first bobsleigh team for the Winter Olympic Games in Cortina d' Ampezzo, he recruited several cousins. He only had a few practice runs in Switzerland before buying a pair of sleds.The two-man bob finished fourth, missing out on a medal by 0.16 seconds, thanks to <mask> steering. He was introduced to bobsledding by an American from Wisconsin, Edmund Nelson, who later helped him win the Tour de France automobile race. <mask> won a bronze medal in the two-man event at the 1957 FIBT World Championships. He and his co-driver Edmund Nelson were killed on 12 May 1957 in a crash during the Mille Miglia, in a straight road section between Cerlongo and Guidizzolo, in the communal territory of Cavriana. Nine spectators and five children were killed in the

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texts: wreck. <mask> was worried about competing in the Mille Miglia, a race he considered too dangerous to be run, as he was concerned about knowing every corner (even with a navigator) and every possible road condition over 1,000 miles of open public roads. A tire blew on <mask>'s third-place Ferrari causing it to spin into the crowd.The tire went flat while he was travelling. Nine people were killed when the 335 hurtled over the canal on the left side of the road. Two of the dead children were hit by a concrete highway milestone that was ripped from the ground by <mask>'s car and thrown into the crowd. The bodies of <mask> and Nelson were badly damaged beneath the car. There were two parts to <mask>'s body. As T.C. The inevitable happened when <mask> <mask> stopped alongside the course, ran to the fence, kissed Linda Christian, and drove on to his destiny, killing himself, his co-driver, 10 spectators, and the Mille Miglia".<mask> said he wouldn't die in an accident. I will either die of old age or be executed. Nelson said <mask> wouldn't live to be 30. Nelson says that every time <mask> comes in from a race, the front of his car is wrinkled 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

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texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 The <mask> curve is named after him because of his foundation's efforts to improve the lower portion of the track. The Jarama motor racing circuit in Spain has a Portago curve. In 1949, when he was only twenty years old, <mask> married an American model who he had two children with.They barely knew each other and McDaniel was several years older than <mask>. She married a philanthropist. One of <mask>'s daughters is a photographer who was on the cover of Interview magazine. Anthony was born around 1954. He married Barbara, daughter of a German nobleman, in 1973, and divorced in 1978. The Palace of Versailles was restored by Gerald van <mask>. After their divorce, <mask> <mask> married William James Tapert.According to reports, <mask> <mask> was in the process of getting a divorce so he could legitimize his invalid Mexican marriage to fashion model DorianLeigh, who had already aborted their first baby in 1954 and then gave birth to their son Kim on 27 September 1955. He was eleven years old. Linda Christian was also dating <mask>. Indicates shared drive with Peter Collins and title of 13th Count of la Mejorada

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title: Jacome Gonsalves

texts: Rev. Fr. Konkani: , Portuguese: <mask>, Tamil: , and Sinhala: . Fr. Calvinism was the official religion of the Dutch after they defeated the Portuguese. He aided Joseph Vaz in missionary work. He was proficient in both languages.He is known as the "Father of Catholic Literature". He had written many books and prayers. Today, some of his prayers are used by Tamil and Sinhala Catholics. A Goan Catholic couple living in the parish of Our Lady of Piety had a son named Jacome. He was born in June of 1676. He was a Konkani Brahmin. His family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatchThe Jesuit College ofGoa


title: Jacome Gonsalves

texts: was where <mask> studied. He obtained a degree in Bachelor of Arts from the University ofGoa. He held the post of organist at the Academy of St Thomas Aquinas. He developed a liking for poetry, prose and music. He was ordination to the priesthood. Rev. The Cathedral of St. Catherine had an event in April 1700.He decided to join the Oratorian congregation. He was appointed to the chair of philosophy at the University of St Paul's. He took up his post in January 1705 but gave it up a year later. He left India on 9 May 1705 and arrived in Sri Lanka on 30 August 1705. He was familiar with Konkani, Portuguese, Latin and Spanish. He studied Tamil while on the long journey. His first assignment was on the islands of Mannar, Arippu, Musali and other places in the Munnar district.He learned Dutch as well. Fr Joseph Vaz sent him to learn a new language. The Malwatta chapter of the Buddhist monks is known for their high and elegant Sinhala. In February, 1709, he conducted his services in areas around Negombo. He converted more than 1300 to Catholic in the same year. He spent the first months of 1710 at Kandy. He was


title: Jacome Gonsalves

texts: tortured by the Dutch while he was servicing between the two cities.The illness of St. Fr. was extreme. He came back to Kandy. He did his funeral there and gave him extreme unction. He went to the royal doctors after dislocating hisemporomandibular joint. He stayed in Kandy until 1713. There is a church near the Palace of Hanguranketha. He went to service in Negombo.He was appointed as the Sub Chief of the Bishop of Cochin and as the Chief of the Oratorians. He worked in the Northern areas until 1725. He did his service in the area. He was a peacemaker for King in 1726 He stopped a revolt that was going to be in 1729. The chiefs of the Congregation of Oratory (Goa) asked him to return to his home state, but the Bishop of Cochin rejected the appeal. Many of his works were written at Bolawatta.He used 12 Sinhala clerks to copy his works. "The most successful missionary that this island has ever had, the creator of Catholic literature in Ceylon, whose name is still held in benediction and whose literary works in Sinhalese and Tamil are still in daily use." Fr. works books. <mask> is known as the Father of


title: Jacome Gonsalves

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texts: some of his bones were found. The tomb was sealed. His cross and a tooth were taken out when it was opened again. There is a tooth in the church of Our Lady of Sorrows.Niroshan Pranadu has owned it for a long time. Anthony had a secondary bibliography. Father <mask> Gonsalves is a study of the literary works of a Christian. St Peter's College was founded in 2000. "Perera, S.G." The life of a priest. Madura was born in 1942.The Catholic Church was established under Dutch rule. Rome, 1957. Peter, W.L.A. Don. Historical leanings. 1992. Peter, W.L.A.Don. There is a star in the East. 1995. Peiris is a person by the name of Edmond. The Christian literature of the XII century. 1943. The Dutch Period and the Catholic Church in Sri Lanka.1983. Vaz, J. Clement. There are profiles of Eminent Goans. Concept Publishing was in New Delhi in 1997. There were 1676 births and 1742 deaths of Indian Roman Catholic


title: Albie Pearson

texts: Albert Gregory "<mask>" <mask> was an American former professional baseball player. He played for the Washington Senators, Baltimore Orioles, and Los Angeles/California Angels in Major League Baseball. <mask> stood tall, weighed and threw left-handed. <mask> grew up wanting to play baseball. He initially attended Mt. He dropped out of San Antonio College after a psychology professor said he was more interested in baseball than his studies. <mask> had been in Boston's organization for five years and had not yet reached the major leagues when he was traded to the Senators.After making Washington's roster out of spring training, <mask> hit.275 and won the American League (AL) rookies of the year award. <mask> bounced back and forth between the minor leagues and the majors in 1959 and 1960 after he struggled to start the 1959 season. <mask> asked the Angels to pick him in the expansion draft after hearing that his native California was about to be awarded the Angels. <mask> was the 30th and last pick. <mask> turned his career around with the Angels. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: retirement.In 1997 he and his wife sold their home in order to found Father's Heart Ranch, a home for abused, neglected and abandoned 6- to 12-year-old boys. <mask> has acted in TV shows and released a record under the Capitol label, and he is a golfer. <mask> was named after a college football player. He had a short height from his parents. He was their only child. He had an interest in baseball from a young age. He pretended to hit a home run to beat the New York Yankees in the World Series when he was six years old, using his mother's decorative pillows.He says that God told him to join his team. <mask> played baseball, football, and basketball at El Monte High School and earned 13 letters in those three sports. He had a 23–6 record on the baseball team his senior year, but he drew little interest from scouts because of his height. He turned down scholarships to attend Pacific University and California Polytechnic State University. San Antonio College was close to his home. There is a semester at Mt. He was an amateur free agent when he was signed by Boston.He said that he left Mt. Pearson agreed with a psychology professor who said he was more interested in baseball than his lectures. Tom Downey was the scout who signed <mask> to his first

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texts: contract, which consisted of two pair of cleats, a new suitcase, and a promise of $225 a month if he made the team. <mask> said that he was afraid that they wouldn't give him another chance. I realized it had to be this way. <mask> was assigned to the San Jose Red Sox of the Class C California League, where he hit.334 in 125 games. <mask> had a spot in the lineup every day because of the shortage of outfielders at San Jose.<mask> didn't pitch in his minor league career after getting eight hits in his first two games, but he spent all of 1953 with San Jose. He played for the Louisville Colonels of the American Association after being promoted to the Class A Albany Senators. Person hit.305 in 1955 for the Montgomery Rebels in the South Atlantic League. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Albie Pearson

texts: man doesn't drink or smoke or swear. <mask> helped the Seals win the PCL title in 1957. <mask> was sent with Norm Zauchin to the Senators in the same trade that brought Pete Runnels to the Red Sox. He asked the owner of the Senators to allow him to report to camp early as he wanted to make a good impression. <mask> played centerfield all year for Washington after winning a spot as the Senators opening day centerfielder. His first major league hit was a single against Mike Fornieles in a 4–3 victory over the Red Sox. On July 28, he had three hits and hit his first major league home run against Early Wynn in a 6–5 loss to the Chicago White Sox.On September 2, he hit an inside-the-park home run against Hal Brown, driving in three runs in a 4–3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. He hit a two-run home run against Bob Turley in a 6–3 victory over the New York Yankees. He won two awards for rookies in the American League and Major League Baseball. <mask> played 146 games for the Senators that year, batting.275 with 63 runs scored, 146 hits, three home runs, and 33 runs. <mask> missed games in 1959 due to a hernia and a cold, but he was healthy enough to play on opening day. <mask> was traded to the Baltimore Orioles for centerfielder Lenny Green after he

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texts: percentage. <mask> was the shortest player in the majors.He weighed in and stood tall. His small size made him a favorite of children, as he was closer to their height. The Little Guys and Dolls of America, who did not allow anyone to join who was more than one, voted <mask> their athlete of the year. <mask> was worried that scouts would not be interested in him because of his small stature. He said that he never has the satisfaction of looking an umpire in the eye, that he is forever signing autographs for kids taller than him, and that human skyscrapers like Norm Zauchin and Jim Lemon make him feel small. <mask> and his wife Helen were married in 1953. They had five daughters, 17 grandchildren, and 16 great-grandchildren according to an article in the Orange County Register.<mask> played in a 1962 golf tournament with several other major leaguers, including Bob Lemon. Bo Belinsky and Don Lee were his roommates while he was with the Angels. <mask> was a singer as well as an actor. He turned down the part in The Petticoat Pirates because it involved him drinking. He would have appeared in an episode of The Roaring 20's, but his scene was cut before the episode was released. He made two records for Capitol in 1961, one of which was released, and he


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texts: sang "Because" when his bride-to-be came down the aisle at his wedding. He was a disc jockey in California in the 1960's.He owned a large amount of stock in the Mighty Mite Corporation, which made grips for sporting equipment. <mask> was an ordination minister in 1972. He used to teach Sunday school at Baptist churches. He told Gilbert that he was a firm believer in the Bible and the Ten Commandments. He and his wife moved to Riverside in 1963, and later that decade, he started a foundation to help children stay off drugs. He established a non-profit organization to provide training for ministers and set up churches and orphanages. He says it's worth everything if you see a life change.<mask> was able to minister to musicians in the area after the <mask>s moved to Garden Valley, Texas. He was the pastor of Community Christian Fellowship in Lindale, Texas, from 1988 to 1989. In 2004, <mask> and his wife became the pastors of Thousand Palms Community Church, which later became Desert Christian Community Church. <mask> and his wife sold their home in 1997 in order to found Father's Heart Ranch, a home for abused, neglected and abandoned boys. The ranch has a Pop Warner football team and a Little League baseball team. <mask> said that the boys at Father's

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texts: Heart Ranch respond to love in amazing ways. It was found to be a key.When they discover that they have a purpose, a God who really loves them, and that they are not just something to kick and hit, they begin to respond in a dramatic way. They are small miracles. According to the Orange County Register, the <mask>s' Father's Heart International foundation was providing food to 4,000 children a week whose parents had died of AIDS. Baseball Library Father's Heart Ranch Pearson singing "I'll Trust in Him" 1934 births Living people Albany Senators players American League All-Stars Baltimore Orioles players Baseball players from California Angels players Los Angeles Angels players Major


title: Tarkhan Gaziyev

texts: <mask> is a Chechen militant commander who fought in the Insurgency in the North Caucasus. <mask> was added to the list of Global Terrorists by the United States Department of State. <mask> was born in the small village of Pozh-Poroy in the mountainous Itum-Kale district of the former Chechen–Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. <mask> held a number of top military positions in Chechnya's armed underground resistance during the Second Chechen War. <mask> has established his rebel credentials by carrying out an array of attacks on Russian security forces and local pro-Moscow authorities. A nephew of the school's head of administration was killed and four police officers were wounded in an attack on their house. Four police officers and one soldier were killed in an assault on the village of Alkhazurovo in March of 2008.There were armed raids in several villages in the Urus-Martan district. <mask> is said to have led sub-units on dozens of missions in the Itum-Kale district, as well as in the Achkoi-Martan district. He was held in high regard by his fellow fighters for his courage, military skills and faith. <mask> was appointed head of the National Security Service at the beginning of March 2007, after he was named commander of the Southwest Front of the armed forces of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria. Umarov revoked <mask>'s title after a leadership dispute in the summer of 2010, but he retained his post as the entity was renamed after the

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title: Tarkhan Gaziyev

texts: formation of the Caucasus Emirate. The first public disagreement between <mask> and Umarov occurred in 2008 when <mask> refused to carry out an order to assassinate a respected Chechen commander. In September 2010, <mask> appeared on a video with other field commanders and declared Gakayev the leader of the re-organized Chechen resistance.The dispute was sparked by Umarov's vision of an independent state in the North Caucasus, as well as his autocratic leadership style, as well as the Saudi-born Muhannad. The fact that <mask> had sided with the Chechen nationalists was considered a huge blow to Umarov's power and credibility; numerous middle- and lower-ranking militant leaders departed with the four veteran field commanders, putting Umarov in an increasingly isolated position. Umarov stripped Gakayev, Vadalov, <mask>, and Muhannad of their titles. Many Chechen commanders withdrew their oaths of loyalty to Umarov as a result of the July 2011 Sharia Court trial, which led to a ruling in favor of Umarov. Gakayev and Vadalov were included, but not <mask>. In video statements released in October 2010, Gakayev, Vadalov and <mask> explained their motives for breaking away from Umarov, with <mask> noting that "there is no one who has been at his side longer than we have, or who knows him better than we do." <mask> defined the goals of the Chechen nationalists as "cleansing our country of the enemies of Allah, establishing Sharia law to defend the poor and

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texts: disadvantaged, and bringing up our future generation in the Muslim faith."On July 23, 2011, the rebel website Kavkaz Center stated that a ruling by the Caucasus Emirate's Sharia Court had resolved the nearly year-long dispute between the transnational Islamists led by Umarov and a significant segment of the more localized, traditional anti-Russian Chechen irredentists Umarov re-appointed Gakayev his naib (deputy) in the eastern sector of Chechnya, as well as Vadalov and a number of Chechen field commanders who had earlier renounced their bayat. <mask> was absent from the gathering and Umarov made an appeal to "mujaheds in the North Caucasus and Chechnya...to put behind all the disagreements that existed between us and direct all your strength, all your will toward elevating the word of Allah." Umarov abolished the southwestern front run by <mask> until his dismissal in the fall of 2010 and named Aslan Byutukaev as the commander of the western sector of Chechnya. According to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, the most logical reason for Gazyiev's absence from the meeting was that his fighters staged 14 or 15 attacks in the uplands southwest of Grozny between mid-April and late-June 2011. In an interview with the Chechen service of Radio Liberty, Gazyiev confirmed that he had left Chechnya, however, he expressed a desire to return to Chechnya's mountains. <mask> was arrested in Turkey.People from Itum-Kalinsky District are members of the Chechen field

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title: Jimmy Sirrel

texts: <mask> was a Scottish football player and a manager. <mask> began his career with Celtic before moving to England where he spent most of his playing career with the Seagulls. After starting his management career in the fourth division, <mask> moved to the second division and then to the first division, where he achieved promotion to the first division for the first time in 86 years. He is a legend of the club and the County Road Stand at Meadow Lane is named after him. <mask> started his professional career at Celtic in 1946, but made just 13 appearances in three years before signing for Bradford Park Avenue in 1949, but failed to get regular first team football. He joined the Seagulls in 1951 and made 55 appearances. He stopped playing in 1957.After working as a trainer in February 1965, <mask> was hired as a manager in February 1967. He spent two full seasons at the helm of the club, which finished 14th and 11th in the Fourth Division. By the end of the 1969–70 season, Brentford were in a good position to be promoted to Division Three. At the beginning of the month, it was announced that <mask> would be leaving the park to manage the county. Sirrel said "Ask any kid what he knows about Notts County and he'll tell you they're the oldest football team in the world." He will know a lot more by the time I finish. From previous managers Jack Wheeler and Billy Gray, Sirrel's team would become increasingly difficult to beat.After several seasons of struggle on the pitch and financial troubles off it, his first season in charge of the Magpies ended with a respectable seventh-place finish. They won the Fourth Division Championship the following season. The season would be completed without a single defeat at Meadow Lane before the end of September. <mask> built a solid defence, difficult to break down, which would

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texts: concede just 36 goals, and an equally impressive goal scoring side which would score an average of 2.47 goals per game. Notts missed out on a second successive promotion by three points. <mask> was quickly becoming a Notts County legend. The 1972– 73 season started slowly for the Magpies and by the end of the year they were in 16th place.The second place and promotion into the Second Division was secured by a final day 5–1 victory over Tranmere. They went from being a Division Four strugglers to a Division Two side in less than four years. During the next two seasons, the Magpies would finish with respectable midtable positions and looked to be heading that way again. <mask> was appointed the new manager of Sheffield United on October 21, 1975, replacing Ken Furphy. Prior to <mask>'s appointment, the Blades had recorded just one win in 13 games and were bottom of the First Division. Despite his best efforts, he was unable to motivate his players and the Blades would record just five more wins and finish the season in the bottom place. With little money to spend, <mask> was unable to stop the slide and United finished 11th in the Second Division.<mask> left United at the foot of the table after the 1977–78 season started. He went back to the county that was going through a hard time. <mask> is the designer of the club badges. The coat of arms was used by the Blades before Sirrel took charge. The Blades were forced to look elsewhere for a Badge after the City Council copyrighted it. The badges that are still used today were designed by Sirrel. On October 5, 1977 Sirrel returned to Notts County and found a side that was in danger of being demoted back into Division Three.The club finished in a respectable 15th place after Sirrel saved them from the drop. The season after that saw the Magpies finish in 17th place,

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texts: despite recording a 6th-place finish. <mask>'s best season as a manager was the 1980– 81 season. The second place finish and a 2–0 win over Chelsea at the home of the Blues confirmed that the Magpies would be playing First Division football for the first time in 86 years. In their first season back in the top flight, the Magpies finished comfortably in midtable despite being favorites to make an immediate return to the Second Division. The head coach for the second season in the Division One was brought in by Sirrel. <mask> continued as General Manager and the club finished in 15th place.A new coach came in for the third season of top flight football. In the past, Larry Lloyd had won silverware. They were demoted to Division Two at the end of the season. <mask> was appointed manager again in an unsuccessful attempt to avoid the drop after Lloyd was dismissed in the following season. The 1985–86 season began in the Third Division and <mask> would oversee two midtable finishes over the next seasons. After eighteen years at the club, he retired as manager of Notts County at the end of the 1986–87 season. He was the chief scout for Derby County.The <mask> Stand at the newly redeveloped County Road Stand was renamed in 1993 in his honor. <mask> passed away on 25 September 2008. <mask> was buried on October 7, 2008 as fans and great figures from the world of football came to pay their respects. <mask> interview leftlion.co.uk <mask> tribute leftlion.co.uk Obituary 1922 births 2008 deaths Footballers from Glasgow The players are from the F.C. The managers of the Seagulls and the Hawthorns are the F.C. The players are from Renfrew F.C.The players are from Celtic F.C. The players are from Notts County F.C. Managers of Scottish football. Football players from the English Football League and the Scottish Junior Football

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title: Conte Candoli

texts: An American jazz trumpeter based on the West Coast was named Secondo "<mask>" <mask>. He played in the NBC Orchestra on The Tonight Show and in the big bands of Woody Herman and Stan Kenton. He played on Frank Sinatra's TV specials. He recorded with Supersax, a band that consisted of a saxophone quintet, a rhythm section, and either a trumpet or trombone. <mask>'s brother was a musician. He was born in the United States. During the summer of 1943, Secondo "<mask>" <mask> was at the high school.He joined the band full-time after graduating and sat in the trumpet section with his brother Pete. The next ten years were spent on the road with Herman, Stan Kenton, and others. <mask> formed his own group after leaving Stan Kenton. He joined the Lighthouse All-Stars in Los Angeles and was with them for four years. When The Tonight Show moved to Burbank, California in 1972, <mask> became a permanent fixture in the orchestra's trumpet section. He preferred to stay in California where he could do The Tonight Show, take all the studio work he wanted, and do occasional concerts and

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title: Conte Candoli

texts: clinics. He went to Kansas in 1986 as a WJF All-Star with four other people.He enjoyed his solo playing and traveled occasionally with Doc Severinsen. His playing brought him performing and recording opportunities with some of the biggest names in show business. He worked in all of Frank Sinatra's TV specials. <mask> was a member of The International Jazz Hall of Fame. He died of cancer at the age of 74. There are band memberships. Band!Stan Kenton's "Bop for the People" was written in 1949. Groovin' Higher: <mask> Candoli Quintet, 1955, and Little Band Big Jazz, 1957 The Drum Suite was a sideman for the Chet Baker Big Band. The Music of Bob Cooper has Sonny's Dream and Teddy's Feelin's. Maynard Ferguson Octet (EmArcy, 1955) had a friend named Clare Fischer. Thesaurus (Atlantic, 1969), Night Flight (Pacific Jazz, 1965, Stan Getz West Coast Jazz, 1955), and This Time The Drum's On Me (Bethlehem, 1955) are examples. My Fair Lady with the Un-original Cast (Capitol, 1964) Manne–That's Gershwin!The Capitol's Boss Sounds! Jack Sextet (Pacific Jazz, 1955) With Frank

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