title: Ian Allen (gridiron football)

texts: never played a down on the offensive line. When multiple starting linemen were injured in the Atlanta Falcons game, <mask> was forced into action as a defensive lineman on goal-line plays. Denny said he told <mask> to line up on the right side. I needed a body.The Giants lost to the San Francisco 49ers in the playoffs. After the 2003 season, there were two openings on the offensive line because of the departures of Whittle and Rosenthal. By the start of the Giants' pre-season minicamp, <mask> was considered the favorite to start at right tackle, but he remained in competition with four other players for the two starting roles. The newly constructed right side of the offensive line played poorly in the first preseason game against New England, but it was enough for <mask> to be named the starter going into the regular season. One anonymous scout called <mask> "awful" and another said "I can't believe he might start" in an article published before the start of the regular season. Both head coach Jim Fassel and offensive line coach Jim McNally were critical of <mask>'s play in the season opener, where a missed block led to a forced fumbled from quarterback Kerry Collins. Chris Bober started at center in place of <mask>.After Rich Seubert was injured, Bober was moved back to center and <mask> was the starting right tackle. During his second stint as a starter, <mask>'s performance was praised by coaches and the media, including after a game

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texts: against the New York Jets in which Ellis was held to half a sack. The offensive line's performance was "far from overwhelming" in the second half of the season, but they benefited from more consistency in their lineup as <mask> continued to start at right tackle. The Giants did not make the playoffs and ended their season with a 4–12 record. <mask> started at right tackle. <mask> was the starter at right tackle in the Giants' three minicamps prior to the 2004 preseason, but was moved to the right tackle position before the first preseason game. Going into the 2004 season, <mask> was the primary backup at left and right tackle, but he was released after the Giants signed Sullivan off waivers.After being released by the New York Giants, <mask> was signed by the Philadelphia Eagles. He played in only four games as a backup. In Super Bowl XXXIX, <mask> was one of the inactive players. <mask> was signed by the Arizona Cardinals. He was on the team through the preseason. <mask> was released before the start of the regular season but later returned to the team. <mask> was placed on injured reserve.<mask> didn't make the final roster for the third time in 2006 after signing with Kansas City for the third time. The Montreal Alouettes signed <mask> to their developmental roster in July of 2006 and he played six games for them that season. <mask> was fined $300 after he was punched in the face by a BC Lions player. <mask> decided to retire to pursue

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texts: his music career. <mask> joined the football team after playing in the marching band as a freshman. He plays the keyboard and drums. While starting at right tackle for the New York Giants, he continued to pursue music on the side, maintaining a "mini-studio" in his home.After being cut by the Kansas City Chiefs, <mask> contacted Jim Popp, the general manager of the Alouettes, about playing for them because of the large music scene in Montreal. <mask> worked on a jazz album with his company Nova 53 Records while he was with the Alouettes. The album was released in Canada on November 24, 2006 and <mask> is credited as producer and composer. <mask> retired to pursue a music career. After he retired from football, <mask> worked for the Big Ten Network as a game-day analyst. He co-hosted the radio broadcast with R-Kal Truluck and Lance Legree. The perspective of offensive and defensive linemen was provided by Inside the Trenches.<mask> completed a deal to co-own a team in the United Kingdom. <mask> did not invest money into the club to get an ownership stake, but he became involved in promotion and advertising. <mask> continued his studies at the Krannert School of Management at Purdue after attending an entrepreneurship program at Northwestern University. He graduated from the program in 2012 He worked for two companies. <mask> works for Target in Minneapolis. There are references to American football offensive guards and Canadian football

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title: ZaSu Pitts

texts: An American actress who starred in many silent dramas, including an epic 1924 silent film called Greed, and comedies transitioned successfully to mostly comedy films with the advent of sound films. She appeared on a lot of radio shows. In 1960, she was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. ZaSu was the third of four children and was born in Kansas. <mask> was born in Kansas, where her father had settled after losing a leg in the Civil War. The basis for the name "ZaSu" was supposedly based on the names of her father's sisters. It has been spelled wrong in some film credits and news articles.She wrote a book called Candy Hits in 1963. The actress gave the correct pronunciation as "Say Zoo", saying that Mary Pickford had predicted that many would mispronounce it. On the September 4, 1952 episode of I've Got a Secret, she introduced herself as Zay-zoo. In 1903, when she was nine years old, her family moved to Santa Cruz, California, to find better job opportunities. Her childhood home is still standing. She was involved in school theatricals at Santa Cruz High School. Career Pitts did school and community theater in Santa Cruz.She spent many months looking for work as a film extra when she went to Los Angeles at the age of 22. She was cast as an orphan slavey in the silent film A Little Princess, which starred Pickford. Her first feature-length lead was in King Vidor's Better Times, a Universal one-reeler comedy. She married her first husband, Tom Gallery, the year after, and they had two children together. In the early 1930s, she starred in B movies and comedy short films with Thelma Todd. She played secondary parts in a lot of


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texts: films. Her stock persona (a fretful, flustered, worried spinster) made her instantly recognizable and was often imitated in cartoons and other films.She played two trouble-prone working girls in a number of Hal Roach short films and features. She co-stars in a series of comedies with Slim Summerville. By the advent of sound, she became a specialist in comedy roles. <mask> Pitts had hidden talents as a dramatic actress. She played the most tragic role of her career in Greed. The surprise casting shocked Hollywood, but showed that she could make people laugh and cry with her doleful demeanor. After being extensively edited prior to release, the movie failed at the box office, but has since been restored to over four hours and is considered one of the greatest films ever made.She was labeled the greatest dramatic actress based on her performance. She was featured in four films by him, including The Honeymoon, The Wedding March, and Walking Down Broadway. In Walking Down Broadway, her character showed a repressed romantic interest in her girlfriend, and the studio reshot these scenes with her, now playing the girl's companion for laughs. In 1933, the film was changed to Hello, Sister! The public didn't take her dramatic efforts seriously because she was recognizable in comedies. At preview screenings of All Quiet on the Western Front, her intense performance as the distraught mother of a young soldier drew unintentional laughs. Her scenes were re filmed with another person.Helen Broderick replaced Edna May Oliver in the role of Hildegarde Withers in 1936. It was decided that <mask> would succeed Broderick. It was thought that it would fit the

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title: Dudley Stamp

texts: One of the best known British geographers of the 20th century was Sir <mask>. He studied geology and geography at King's College London and taught at the universities of Rangoon and London. He directed the publication of the Land Utilisation Survey of Britain from 1936 to 1944. He was involved in the use of land and planning. <mask> was the seventh child of a shopkeeper and his elder brother became the <mask> of Shortlands. He was a member of the Rochester and District Natural History Society. He graduated with first-class honours from King's College London in 1917.He returned to King's as a demonstrator after military service. His friendship with a student led to an interest in geography. <mask> took a first when he sat for the BA in 1921. He received a DSc in the same year. <mask> served in the British Army during World War I in France and Belgium. His paper was read on his behalf to the Geological Society of London. <mask> married and became professor of geology and geography at the University of Rangoon in 1923, after spending the early 1920s as a petroleum geologist in the British Empire colony of Burma.He became Reader in Economic geography at the London School of Economics in 1926. In the 1930s <mask> formed the Land Utilisation Survey of Britain, a major project to survey the whole country using volunteers including colleagues, students, school teachers and pupils, on a scale of 6 inches to a mile. After World War II, the publication of maps and reports was stopped. A school class was doing a land-use survey on a farmer's land. The farmer was appeased by the explanation of the schoolmaster and later wrote in his local newspaper that the approach was valuable to both the pupils and the community. <mask> worked as a consultant to many national

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texts: governments and prepared a general scheme for a world land use survey which was adopted by the International Geographical Union. <mask> moved to the chair of Social geography in 1948.The president of section E of the British Association, the president of the Geographical Association, and the vice-presidency of the Royal Society of Arts were all held by <mask>. He developed the idea of land classification which was officially adopted for planning purposes as chief adviser on rural land utilization in the Ministry of Agriculture. He retired in 1958. <mask> was president of the Institute of Grocers and acted as a director of the family grocery firm Cave Austin and Company. His work as a government advisor was not over. He was president of the Royal Geographical Society from 1966 to 1969 and chairman of the British National Committee for Geography from 1959 to 1961. <mask>'s wife died in 1962.He chaired the committee of the Twentieth International Geographical Union Congress in London in 1964 and argued for a set of stamps. In 1965, he chaired the National Resources Advisory Committee. <mask> died of a heart failure at a conference in Mexico City in 1966 and is said to have just completed a quest to visit every country in the world. He was buried in Bude. Stamp's land-use survey and analysis of land-use changes may have influenced the development of government policy for land-use control in Britain. Following <mask>'s approach of the use of volunteers, a second land-use survey was initiated by Alice Coleman, a professor of geography at King's College London. A limited amount of work was published due to printing problems.Around 50,000 school children participated in the 1996 survey by the Geographical Association. The Royal Geographical Society's Dudley

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title: Dudley Stamp

texts: Stamp Memorial Fund provides small grants for geographers to assist them in postgraduate research or study travel likely to lead to the advancement of geography and to international co-operation in the study of the subject. The Stamp Papers contain information on his organisation of the Land Use Survey, as well as personal and professional papers which show his life and career. There are published works <mask>, L.D. The highest Silurian rocks of the district were recorded in 1919. The journal was published by the Geological Society. 221–246.The stamp is L.D. The vegetation of Burma from an ecological standpoint was published in 1925. Thacker, Spink & Co. is in Calcutta. The stamp is L.D. The Atlantischer und Stiller Ozean was written in 1927. Is there a change in World Trade Flows: Atlantic or Pacific Ocean? In 1927, the Zeitschrift fr Geopolitik was published.64–66. The English translation by Rolf Meyer will be published in 2009. The stamp is L.D. London: Longmans, Green & Co. published The World: a general geography in 1929. The stamp is L.D. 1930? The New Age Geographies Junior Series and the New Age Geographies Senior Series were written by <mask>.The Le Play Society in the Alpine Valleys of Slovenia carried out studies on being studies. The stamp is L.D. The Land of Britain was published in 1937. The Land Utilisation Survey of Britain was published. The stamp is L.D. The Southern Margin of the Sahara: Comments on Some Recent Studies on the Question of Desiccation in West Africa was published in 1940. 30, No.2, pp. 295–300. The stamp is L.D. Britain's Structure and Scenery is in the New Naturalist Series. The stamp is L.D. Physical geography and geology was written in London. The stamp is L.D.The Land of Britain: Its Use and Misuse. Longmans, Green

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texts: and Co. are in London. The stamp is L.D. Kimble G.H.T. An introduction to economic geography, Toronto, New York and London: Longmans, Green and Co. The stamp is L.D. The London Essays in Geography was written by Wooldridge.The London School of Economics was founded by Longmans, Green & Co. The stamp is L.D. Land for Tomorrow: the Underdeveloped World, Bloomington: Indiana University Press Stamp, L.D. Man and the Land is in the New Naturalist Series. The stamp is L.D. India, Pakistan, Ceylon and Burma, London: Metheun & Co. The stamp is L.D.Part I: The Americas is a regional geography. The ninth ed was written by Longman. The stamp is L.D. Applied geography from 1960. The name of the place is Harmondsworth, Middlesex. Sir L.D. has a stamp. London: Longmans, Stamp, L.D. has a Glossary of Geographical terms.A History of Land Use in Arid Regions was published in 1961. Sir L.D. has a stamp. The Land of Britain was used and abused. The 3rd enlarged ed. is the third enlarged ed. The stamp is L.D. Fontana Hoskins wrote Britain's Structure and Scenery. The Common Lands of England and Wales is in the New Naturalist Series.The stamp is L.D. NatureConservation in Britain is in the New Naturalist Series. Sir L.D. has a stamp. Our Developing World was published in London. Awards <mask> was knighted in 1965. He was awarded the Daniel Pidgeon award of the Geological Society and the gold medal of the Mining and Geological Institute of India. He received the Royal Scottish Geographical Society's medal in 1957.He became a member of the Town Planning Institute in 1944. The LLD and DSc from Edinburgh were included in the degrees. The University of London has Presidents of the International Geographical Union and the Royal Geographical Society Academics of the London School


title: John Danvers

texts: The death warrant of Charles I was signed by Sir <mask>, an English courtier and politician. The third and youngest son of Sir <mask> was named <mask>. He traveled through France and Italy in his youth and developed a liking for gardening and architecture in later life. He was a law student at Lincoln's Inn in 1612 after completing his education at Brasenose College, Oxford, and the University of Padua. James I of England knighted <mask> on March 3, 1609, and under Charles I became a gentleman of the chamber. He was a member of parliament for Oxford University from 1625 to 1629, as well as being a member of the Addled Parliament from 1614 to 1624. <mask> learned that the papers of the Virginia Company could be seized by the government.The records were copied out and given to Henry Wriothesley, 3rd Earl ofSouthampton, a family friend, who deposited them at his house at Titchfield, Hampshire. From 1630 to 1640, <mask> was in debt. He began his political career in opposition to the king. He was returned to the Short parliament in 1640 after he refused to contribute to the expenses of the king's expedition to Scotland. He took up arms for the parliament in 1642 and was granted a colonel's commission which he held in command of the Wiltshire foot militia until 1650. In letters written to friends in July and August 1642, he gives an account of the beginning of the war. <mask> was ordered by the parliament to receive the Dutch ambassadors late in 1644, and on 10 October 1645 was returned to the house as member for Malmesbury in the place of Anthony Hungerford, who was disabled to sit.He was a member of the commission that was nominated to try the king in January 1649. He did not attend the meetings of the commission but did sign the death-warrant. <mask> retained his seat on the council of state until the council's dissolution in 1653. He died at his house in April 1655 and was buried

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texts: at Dauntsey. His name was in the act. <mask> acquired a garden and house at a young age, the latter furnished sumptuously and curiously, and the former he laid out after the Italian manner. The way of Italian gardens was taught to us by Sir <mask>.The mansion was once the home of Sir Thomas More and was known in the 17th century as Buckingham and also as Beaufort House. Danvers Street was named after him because Danvers House was pulled down to make room. He came into possession of the estate of Lavington through his second marriage. He married Magdalen Herbert, widow of Richard Herbert, and mother of ten children, in March 1609. She died in 1627. After the death of his first wife, <mask>, he married Elizabeth, daughter of the late Ambrose Dauntsey, and granddaughter of Sir <mask>. His second wife died.Henry was his second wife and his children. The son of Henry and Elizabeth died before his father in November 1654 and is said to have preached the funeral sermon. Mary, who died in infancy, was married to <mask>. On January 6, 1649, <mask> married Grace Hewes, daughter of Thomas Hewes, and he had a son, <mask>. On 10 August 1650). Grace died after surviving her husband. Charles and <mask> were <mask>' brothers.He left his property to his sister Lady Catherine Gargrave, wife of Sir Richard Gargrave, who was the High Sheriff of Yorkshire. The House of Commons passed a resolution declaring that <mask> had been deprived of his brother's estate for his affection and adhering to the parliament, because <mask> resisted this disposition of his brother's property. Henry gave the estate to his sister Ann, who married Sir Henry Lee 3rd Baronet of the Lee Baronets of Ditchley in 1655, and had a daughter, Eleanor. Lord Abingdon eventually took possession of the property. The British Civil Wars and Commonwealth website 1588 births and 1655 deaths are attributed to David Plant and Sir

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title: Narahara Shigeru

texts: Baron, also known as <mask>gor, was a Japanese politician of the Meiji period who served as the eighth governor of Okinawa Prefecture from 1892 to 1908, and in a number of other posts over the course of his career. He was a samurai of Satsuma Domain prior to the Meiji Restoration, and may have been responsible for the killing of Englishman Richardson in the 1862 Namamugi incident, which led to the bombardment of Kagoshima. Narahara was born into a samurai family. When the Lord of Satsuma Hisa learned that the Satsuma samurai were meeting at the Teradaya Inn in Kyoto to plot against the shogunate, Naramitsuhara was dispatched to put an end to the plan. The Teradaya incident was a skirmish in which a number of people were killed. Several months later, there was another major incident involving the samurai of Satsuma. Richardson, an Englishman, was killed and two men were seriously wounded when they failed to dismount and step aside for a group of Satsuma samurai coming the other way down the road.George Kerr claims that Narahara killed Richardson. According to other sources, the Narahara Kizaemon was actually Shigeru's brother and not his own. After the 1868 Meiji Restoration, the shogunate fell, the system of han was abolished along with the samurai class, and a new "modern" government was established. As the administration of Satsuma Domain was reorganized into Kagoshima Prefecture, <mask> became a politician. He became the chief retainer to the former daimy. In January 1872, <mask> and another Kagoshima official, Ijichi Sadaka, led a mission to Shuri. In the previous year, there was an incident in which an Okinawan fishing boat crashed on Taiwan, and there was a fight between

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texts: the fishermen and a group of Taiwanese.The international incident called into question Chinese and Japanese claims to both Taiwan and the Ryukyu Islands, as well as drawing Tokyo's attention to the threat posed by a Western power to the rest of Japan. Meeting with officials at Shuri, Narahara and Ijichi discussed a number of matters including matters of the kingdom's debts and tax obligations to Kagoshima, exploitation of coal deposits recently discovered on the Yaeyama Islands, and the need for the king of Ryukyu to formally After serving as governor of Shizuoka Prefecture and in other posts for a time, <mask> became governor of Okinawa Prefecture in 1892. The end of the "policy of preserving the old customs" is what marks his term. The era of maintenance of the old ways came to an end under Narahara, and Westernization and modernization efforts were already underway in the rest of Japan. Land reforms, harbor construction, and the implementation of the national system of public education were some of the efforts. In order to establish modern administrative methods and systems similar to those in the other Japanese prefectures, the first steps were taken towards Okinawan representation in the National Diet.George Kerr identified the establishment of a Temporary Land Readjustment Bureau in 1898, which aimed to convert roughly three-quarters of the total land area of the prefecture, traditionally communal land, into private land subject to modern administration and individual, rather than communal village-level, taxation, as ". Even so, despite extensive reforms and modernization efforts, the prefecture's economic and political situation is more similar to a colony than it is to a


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texts: part of the home country. In Okinawa, Narahara was not popular. He is said to have given preferential treatment to men from his home province of Satsuma. The Freedom and People's Rights Movement was led by a prefectural official and was active in other parts of the country. The movement was suppressed by Narahara after he was accused of unfair policies and unjust treatment. The Kd-Kai, a group of officials and other prominent Okinawans, called for the replacement of Narahara as governor with the Marquis Sh Tai, who had abdicate.The central government believed that giving in to the demands of the Kd-Kai could be seen as an acknowledgment of Japanese misrule. The movement was quickly crushed. After 15 years as governor of Okinawa, <mask> was succeeded by his chief assistant, Hibi Kimei. There were 1834 births and 1918 deaths on Mount


title: Walter Jenkins

texts: The top aide to Lyndon B. Johnson, <mask>, died in 1985. After he was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct with another man in a public restroom in Washington, D.C., his career ended. In an era when homosexuality was frowned upon, it happened weeks before the 1964 presidential election. He was born in Texas and grew up in Texas. He spent two years at the University of Texas but did not get a degree. He married Helen Marjorie Whitehill after converting to Roman Catholicism. They had six children, four boys and two girls.They never divorced despite being separated in the early 1970s. She died in 1987. When Lyndon B. Johnson was in the U.S. House of Representatives, <mask> began working for him. As Johnson rose to become a Senator, Vice President, and President, <mask> served as his top administrative assistant for most of the next 25 years. During World War II, <mask> served in the United States Army. He ran for the House of Representatives in 1951. The race was marked by attacks on <mask> because of his Roman Catholic faith.His ability and temperament were praised by Johnson's former aides. In 1975, journalist Bill Moyers, a former Johnson aide and press secretary, wrote in Newsweek: "When they come to canonize political aides,<mask> will be the first summoned, for no man ever negotiated the shark-infested waters of the Potomac with more decency or charity or came out." Lyndon Johnson owed everything to one human being other than Lady Bird. "<mask> was the sweetest White House aide I've ever met," wrote Joseph Califano. He was nice. It was amazing. By the 1960s, <mask> was close to Lady Bird Johnson and involved in their family finances.Lady Bird's fifty-first birthday was celebrated by the Johnsons at a party. A month before the 1964 presidential election, the District

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texts: of Columbia Police arrested a man in a YMCA restroom. It was described as "perhaps the most famous tearoom arrest in America" when he and another man were arrested. He paid the fine. Republican Party operatives helped promote rumors of the incident to the press. The Chicago Tribune and the Cincinnati Enquirer refused to run the story. It was much harder to explain away as the result of overwork or combat fatigue, as one journalist wrote, after learning that <mask> had been arrested on a similar charge in 1959.On October 14, a Washington Star editor called the White House to complain about a story it was preparing. The President's personal lawyer, Abe Fortas, and the White House Counsel, Clark Clifford, were unofficially filling the role of White House Counsel. The editors of Washington's three newspapers were lobbied not to run the story. Within hours the President and press secretary George Reedy confirmed the story to reporters. Johnson told Fortas that he needed to resign. Johnson immediately ordered the FBI to investigate the possibility of blackmail. The FBI would be at fault for failing to investigate a security problem if the administration had not cleared it.On October 22, Hoover reported that security had not been compromised. If I'd heard that Lady Bird had tried to kill the Pope, I would have been shocked. Conspiracy theories were fed that the person had been framed. He claimed that before he was arrested, he went to a cocktail party hosted by Newsweek that had guests from the Republican National Committee. The story was printed by The Star and transmitted by UPI. On the same day, <mask> resigned. After ordering a poll to determine the public's reaction to the affair, Johnson discovered that the effect on the voters was insignificant.Lady Bird Johnson, the

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texts: President's wife, issued a statement of support for her husband. The incident embarrassed the administration but had little impact on the campaign in which Johnson led his opponent by large margins. On October 15, a columnist wrote, "<mask> has revived and dramatized all the harsh feelings about morals, and political cliques, and the Texas gang in Washington." "Perhaps the most amazing of all events of the campaign of 1964 is that the nation faced the fact fully and shrugged its shoulders," said Theodore H. White, surveying the 1964 election campaign. Nikita Khrushchev was deposed as Soviet premier on October 14, the British electorate voted Labour into power on October 15, and China tested a nuclear weapon on October 16. Barry Goldwater, Johnson's Republican opponent in the 1964 presidential election, initially denied knowing that he had served as the commanding officer of his Air Force Reserve unit. He did not comment on the incident while campaigning, though it fit well with the charges he had been making of a lack of morality in Johnson's administration.Since FBI agents had questioned him about <mask>, he asked Hoover to explain why he hadn't undergone a security check before joining the White House staff. "LBJLIGHT BULB JENKINS: NO WONDER he turned the lights out" and "all the way with LBJ, but don't go near the YMCA" were some of the slogans distributed by Goldwater's campaign offices. During the rest of the campaign, Goldwater occasionally mentioned the scandal. He referred to Johnson's "curious crew who would run the country" in his speeches. The way the Republican National Committee and Goldwater's running mate, William E. Miller, used the scandal to exploit popular fears was noted by observers at the time. Goldwater said he didn't make the incident a campaign issue.

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texts: of mail from the public and acquaintances. Washington columnist Joseph Alsop wrote a letter of support for another person who was a closeted homosexual.The Johnson Administration appointed Bill Moyers. George Reedy, the White House Press Secretary, told an interviewer that a lot of the president's difficulties can be traced to the fact that <mask> had to leave. If it hadn't been for that episode, history might have been different. Ramsey Clark, the former Attorney General, said that the president was deprived of the most effective and trusted aide that he had. When the president was going through hard times, the results would be enormous. <mask>'s counsel may have been helpful. In February 1965, <mask> resigned from the Air Force Reserve.After leaving Washington, he returned to Texas and lived the rest of his life in Austin, where he ran a construction company and worked as a management consultant. He died a few months after suffering a stroke. In 1971 a made-for-television film called Vanished was aired. The Tony-award winning play, All the Way, that aired on May 21, 2016 about President Lyndon Johnson's first year in office from the Kennedy assassination on November 22, 1963, through the 1964 election on November 3, depicts the 1964 scandal involving <mask>. Steven Elliott Jackson wrote a play called The Seat Next to the King, which was about a meeting between civil rights activist Bayard Rustin and NAACP President Ben Jealous. The play won the award for best new play at the Toronto Fringe Festival. Michael Beschloss wrote Reaching for Glory: Lyndon Johnson's Secret White House Tapes.The Journalism Quarterly was published in 1966. Rick Perlstein, Before the Storm: Barry Goldwater and the Unmaking of the American Consensus. There are new tapes that show LBJ struggled with

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title: Norman Demuth

texts: <mask> was an English composer and musicologist who was best known for his biographies of French composers. Demuth was born in the UK. He volunteered as a rifleman after leaving Repton School. He added one year to his enlistment to seek active-service for which he was under the age of 18. In early March 1916 he was sent to France with a reinforcement draft to the 1st battalion of the Western Front and was wounded in the leg when a Mills Bomb accidentally exploded in the frontline village of Hebuterne. He was discharged from the British Army in November 1916 after being medically evacuated to England. The last feather that Demuth received was on a bus.I thought to myself, "Oh Lord, here we go again", when I saw two women on the other side talking at me, while I was sitting near the door. A feather was produced by one who said, "Here's a gift for a brave soldier." I said, "Thank you very much, I wanted one of those." I took my pipe out of my pocket, put a feather down the stem, and worked it in a way I've never worked a pipe cleaner before. I pulled it out and handed it back to her because we didn't get these in the trenches. She instinctively put out her hand and took it, so there she was sitting with this filthy pipe cleaner in her hand and all the other people on the bus began to get angry. She dropped it and got up to leave, but we were nowhere near a stop and the bus went


title: Devin Nunes

texts: The chief executive officer of the Trump Media & Technology Group is an American businessman, politician, and former dairy farmer who was born on October 1, 1973. After leaving the House, he served as the U.S. representative from 2003 to 2022. The chair of the House Intelligence Committee was a member of the Republican Party. He was a member of the transition team. The 21st and 22nd districts were in the San Joaquin Valley and included most of western Tulare County. In March of last year, the U.S. House intelligence committee launched an investigation into possible Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections. In February of last year, the FBI was accused of a conspiracy against Donald Trump.The FBI and the Justice Department were accused of abusing their powers in an attempt to hurt Trump. Trump gave the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Nunes. The older of two sons of Antonio L. " Anthony<mask> Jr. was born on October 1, 1973. A prominent dairy operation in Tulare County was founded by his grandfather. After selling their farm in California, his family bought a dairy in Iowa. The ancestors of Nunes migrated from the Azores to California. Anthony III is his younger brother.In 2009, he wrote in The Wall Street Journal that he became an entrepreneur at the age of 14 when he bought seven head of young cattle. In 1993 he received his associate's degree from the College of the Sequoias and in 1995 he received a bachelor's degree in agricultural business from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. After finishing school, he returned to farming. One of


title: Devin Nunes

texts: district. The California Farm Bureau endorsed him. In November 2002, the district was solidly Republican and Nunes coasted to victory. He was 29 years old. Democratic opposition was token in 2004. He ran without opposition in the general election. The 22nd district was renumbered after the 2010 census.It lost most of eastern Tulare County to the neighboring 23rd District and now has a small number of Hispanic voters. On paper, it was just as Republican as its predecessor. In each of the last three years, <mask> was reelected with a majority of the vote. During the election cycle, <mask> received over one million dollars in political action committee contributions. He received more than one million dollars in campaign contributions from political action committees. Andrew Janz was a Democratic nominee. The closest race of <mask>'s career was when he defeated Janz with 53% of the vote.In the primary, Nunes received over 50% of the vote. The general election took place on November 3, 2020. The Chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence was named in 2015. The co-chairs of the U.S.–Mexico Friendship Caucus met with the President of Mexico in 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932

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texts: Obama administration has not been the only one that has been criticized by Nunes. During the October 2013 budget standoff, certain members of his own Republican Conference were called "lemmings with suicide vests". "It's kind of an insult to lemmings to call them lemmings because of their tactics," he said.The Michigan congressman was accused of being "al-Qaeda's best friend in Congress" because of his voting record on the National Security Agency. Amash had voted against the water bill on constitutional grounds. In February of last year, <mask> was the first House Republican to deny that the intelligence community had evidence of contact between the Trump campaign and Russian operatives. He said the House should not engage in a "witch hunt" and that there was nothing to investigate. There were calls for him to request President Trump's tax returns. A White House communications aide asked the congressman to speak to a reporter for The Wall Street Journal to challenge a story about the Trump campaign's connections to Russia. When Trump's national security adviser Michael Flynn resigned after it was revealed that he had allegedly misled Vice President Mike Pence about his communication with Russian officials, <mask> said he would not seek to investigate Flynn's ties to Russia.On March 22, 2017, during the House Intelligence Committee's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections, <mask> held a press conference to announce that he had received information that the communications of some members of Trump's transition


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texts: chairman to step aside from the investigation. Republican Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham criticized him. The latter compared the actions of Nunes to that of Inspector Clouseau.Democrats and some Republicans criticized Nunes for sharing information on an investigation of the Trump campaign with the administration without telling his counterpart on the Intelligence Committee. In March of last year, the public hearing in which Sally Yates, James Clapper, and John Brennan were to testify was canceled after the FBI Director and National Security Agency Director were to testify first. Democrats said that he was trying to protect the White House from damaging revelations. While the Office of Congressional Ethics investigated whether he had made unauthorized disclosures of classified information in violation of House Rules, the congressman temporarily stepped aside from leading the Russia investigation. He said the charges were "entirely false and politically motivated". Sources from both the Republican and the Democratic parties said that the original documents that <mask> cited did not support Trump's claims that the Obama administration acted illegally. In May of last year, the White House was accused of colluding with the Republicans to undermine the Russia probe by issuing three subpoenas for documents about former Obama administration officials who requested the unmasking of Trump aides.In July of last year, a pair of Republican staffers were secretly sent to London to talk to Christopher Steele. The Los Angeles Times wrote that the


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texts: investigation's credibility was in danger because of <mask>'s involvement. According to the co-chairs of the Committee, the Committee does not determine whether information is or is not classified. The Committee sought the analysis of Representative <mask>'s statements by experts in the intelligence community. The Committee will take no further action and consider the matter closed based on the conclusion of the classification experts. The Ethics Committee was never able to get the classified information it was looking for, according to three congressional sources cited by The Atlantic. The FBI's 2016 surveillance of Carter Page, a former member of the Trump campaign, was motivated by bias against Trump, according to a four-page memo released in February.The memo vindicated Trump. In August of last year, Nunes traveled to London in an attempt to meet with the heads of MI5 and MI6 in order to get information about Steele. A key player in the Trump impeachment inquiry was the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee. The opening statement for the GOP minority was delivered by him. Most of the Republican time was used to question himself instead of referring to the Minority Counsel. The impeachment inquiry was sparked by a whistle-blower's complaint. One of the conspiracy theories related to the Trump–Ukraine scandal was that Ukraine tried to influence the 2016 United States presidential election.Lev Parnas, an associate of Rudy Giuliani, said in November that he helped to arrange meetings with Ukrainian officials in order to get dirt on

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texts: former Vice President Joe Biden. Parnas said he would be willing to testify about his role in the events, which included meeting with a disgraced former Ukrainian prosecutor-general. Parnas's attorney said that Parnas received updates on claims against Biden and the CrowdStrike 2016 U.S. election conspiracy theory. According to Parnas's attorney, the congressman had planned this trip to occur after the mid-term elections so that he wouldn't have to reveal the trip details to his Democrat. "I don't talk to you in this lifetime or the next lifetime," he said when asked about his trips to solicit dirt on Biden. At any time. On any question.In an interview with Fox News, <mask> claimed that CNN and the Daily Beast had committed crimes reporting on his trips to Europe and that he would pursue legal action against the news organizations. He did not answer Maria Bartiromo's question about whether he had met with disgraced former Ukrainian prosecutor Viktor Shokin in the interview. According to CNBC, Lev Parnas was willing to testify under oath in Congress that the aides of the congressman called off a trip to Ukraine to dig up dirt on Joe Biden when they realized he would have to report the trip to the Intelligence Committee. According to CNBC, Parnas's allegations could implicate Nunes and his committee staff in the same events the committee is currently investigating. The monthslong effort by Trump, Giuliani and others to get Ukrainian officials to help them dig up dirt on Biden and the far-right conspiracy about the 2016 election. The "Discouraging


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texts: have three daughters. He attends Mass in Tulare. On January 4, 2021, President Donald Trump awarded Representative Jim Jordan with the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The ceremony was not allowed to be documented by the media.In a press release from the Trump White House before the ceremony, <mask> was described as having exposed illegal wiretapping by the Obama administration on Trump and the Trump campaign, as part of the unsubstantiated Trump Tower wiretapping allegations. In the same release, <mask> is praised as having helped "thwart a plot to take down a sitting United States president", in reference to his work to discredit the allegations that led to Trump's first impeachment. The Grand-Officer of the Order of Prince Henry, Portugal, and the Commander of the Order of the Star of Romania, are foreign


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texts: administration when he joined the United States Department of State in 1977. He helped shepherd the Panama Canal Treaty through Congress.He was the special assistant to the president for legislative affairs and worked on Salt II and the Mideast treaties. <mask> was Walter Mondale's campaign manager. He became known as the man who wrapped the Wendy's slogan "Where's the beef?" Gary Hart is Mondale's opponent for the Democratic nomination. <mask>– Cowan succeeded in 1985 in the formation of the consulting firm Bob Beckel & ASSOCIATES. <mask> managed the campaign of Alan Blinken, the Democratic nominee for the United States Senate in Idaho, until he resigned after being blackmailed. He made a brief appearance as himself on the Season 8 premiere of 24 in a mock debate with Monica Crowley.<mask> was a co-host of The Five on Fox News until June 2015, when Fox announced that Beckel had left the program. The Five were not held hostage to one man's personal issues, according to a Fox spokesman. <mask>, whose last appearance on the show was in February 2015, had been absent while recovering from back surgery; he had also drawn controversy in the last episode prior to his dismissal, when he described himself as an "Islamophobe" in response to the Charlie Hebdo shooting. Beckel had entered a rehabilitation facility for treatment of an addiction to prescription pain medication. <mask> was a panelist on a Fox News panel in 2011. <mask> co-hosted The Five on January 16, 2017. He was fired

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title: Bob Beckel

texts: again in May of that year, after being accused of making racist remarks to a Black employee.<mask> was hired by CNN to give commentary on the election. <mask> was a columnist for USA Today from 2005 to the end of 2015. In 1992 <mask> married Leland Ingham. They divorced in 2002. Christine Blasey Ford named Leland Keyser, who was later known as Leland Keyser after remarriage, as a friend who could corroborate her story of being sexually assault by the nominee when they were in high school. He testified in favor of the judge. Beckel was a recovering alcoholic.He admitted on The Five that he was a recovering alcoholic and cocaine was his drug of choice. <mask> said that he was involved in an altercation in a grocery store parking lot with a man who took issue with his anti–George W. Bush bumper stickers. <mask> nearly died on a piece of shrimp at a Fox News reception in October of 2011. <mask> was absent from The Five for a number of weeks, which led to speculation that he had been fired, but Fox later announced that his absence was due to "health-related issues." He had a back surgery in the New York area on March 26. Beckel was saved later in life. <mask>'s memoir, I Should Be Dead: My Life Surviving Politics, TV, and Addiction, was co-written with John David Mann.Cal Thomas hosted a book-signing party to celebrate the publication of <mask>'s book. <mask> passed away at his home in Silver Spring, Maryland, at the age of 73. Keppler Speakers Bureau: <mask>el Weekly USA Today

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title: Carl Palmer

texts: <mask> is an English drummer and percussionist best known as a founding member of the rock supergroup Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Since 2001, he has toured with his own bands, including <mask>, the Carl <mask> Band, and currently, <mask>'s ELP Legacy. He was a founding member of Atomic Rooster and a touring drummer for The Crazy World of Arthur Brown. <mask> was awarded the prog god award at the progressive music awards As a young boy, Arthur Brown and Atomic Rooster <mask> traveled to Denman Street, Piccadilly to take drum lessons. The first band he formed was called the King Bees, but changed its name to the Craig. "I Must Be Mad" and "Suspense" were produced by Larry Page.<mask> did his first session work at this time, playing on the song "Love Light" by the Chants. Chris Farlowe invited him to join the group. Drachen Theaker was the original drummer for The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, founded by Arthur Brown, and played on the band's eponymous album. Theaker left the band during the U.S. tour in 1969. <mask> became a permanent member of the band after being recruited as a replacement. Crane and <mask> left the Crazy World of Arthur Brown in the summer of 1969 to form Atomic Rooster with vocalist/bassist Nick Graham. According to <mask>, Brown went missing on Long Island and this was a deciding factor in forming the new band.The first album of the band was released in 1970. <mask> left Atomic Rooster in the summer of 1970 after receiving a call from a new group. They met up with two other English musicians. Both Lake and Emerson were members of the Nice and wanted to expand their musical creativity. By the summer of 1970 they had formed a band after discussions with Jimi

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texts: Hendrix andMitch Mitchell about forming a group fell apart. The last names of the trio were shortened to ELP. The band was the most successful of his career and he remained with them until 1980.This is the first time a progressive rock group has been nominated for a Best New Artist award. They developed a sound that fused art rock, jazz, electronica, pop rock and classical music and found fans within their peers and the public alike. Black Moon, In the Hot Seat, a box set, as well as several DVDs and the subsequent tours were all released by <mask> in 1992. The trio split in 1998. The 40th anniversary of the formation of ELP was celebrated with a one-off performance. <mask> is the only surviving member of ELP. After the first break-up of ELP in 1980, <mask> formed PM with Texas blues rock guitarist John Nitzinger for one album before joining John Wetton and Steve Howe to form a new super-group.They were joined by another person. The group was nominated for Best New Artist at the 25th AnnualGrammy Awards, making them the second and last progressive rock band to achieve this. David Crosby was the second artist to be nominated twice for this award. <mask> joined the ELP reunion after leaving Asia. <mask> was one of the founding members of Asia. Since 2006 <mask> has been with the original line-up of Asia. They have released four new studio albums since they celebrated their 25th anniversary.Eagle Rock Records released a live album and DVD from the 2006 reunion tour. The jazz trio Back Door toured with ELP in 1974 and <mask> began to collaborate with them. Two of the members of the group, saxophonist Ron Aspery and bassist Colin Hodgkinson, co-wrote the song "Bull Frog" with <mask>,

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title: Carl Palmer

texts: also playing (uncredited) on the song, which appears on Works Volume 2. <mask> played drums on "Mount Teidi", a project by Mike Oldfield. "Ready Mix" was one of the Oldfield tracks he performed on. <mask> has done drum clinics in Europe and the United States. Highlights of <mask>'s live drum solo over the years have included the use of both gongs and tambourines, and also his ability to extract himself from his T-shirt while playing complex double bass drum patterns; the latter leaving him stripped to the waist to play the final part ofDuring the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, the removal of his shirt was a major distraction in <mask>'s drum solo. His shirt has remained on during his performances. The British Classic Rock Society promotes progressive rock concerts. John Wetton was in the band Qango. The album series Working Live Vol. was released by Palmer. I, II, and III. The <mask> Band, originally known as <mask> and then the <mask> Band, was formed in 2001.They were replaced by Paul and Stuart, and later by Simon Fitzpatrick. The trio embarked on the Emerson, Lake and Palmer Lives On! The world tour. The <mask>'s prog rock camp was held at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia. During The Royal Affair Tour, <mask> performed with Asia and ELP Legacy. The <mask>'s ELP Legacy Tour celebrating ELP's 50th anniversary was promoted in 2021. The band still has <mask> on guitar and vocals, as well as Simon Fitzpatrick on bass and Chapman stick.<mask>'s style was developed from a wide range of musical influences, having played with a variety of bands as a youth. Joe Morello, Philly Joe Jones, Gene Krupa, and Buddy Rich were some of <mask>'s early drumming influences. His own drumming style was

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texts: initially influenced more by jazz than any other genre. One of <mask>'s trademarks was the solo in many of his performances. He was the eleventh drummer to be in the Modern Drummer Hall of Fame, and his later work in Asia saw a more basic approach, although he began to play double bass drums more frequently. <mask> married his first wife in the 1980s. He had only one child, Carissa, who is now a lawyer.<mask> lives in Cyprus and the UK with his spouse since 2004. He stopped eating meat in the early 2010s. The Ludwig Vistalite drum kit is owned by Equipment Drums Palmer. "Venus" is Ludwig's signature snare drum. The "Signature Venus snare drum" was made of a green-lacquered brass shell and had a 14" diameter. The only off-the-shelf equipment was the hoops manufactured by Gretsch. The shells were engraved with various animals.The kit, along with other percussion instruments and a rotating platform, had a total weight of 2.5 tons and many of the stages on tour had to be reinforced. The kit was designed to sound like electronic drums. The Paiste bronze drum kit was built from the 2002 model cymbal bronze. <mask> uses a Korg Wavedrum. Paiste has endorsed Cymbals <mask> since 1971 and currently uses this setup. His signature drumsticks are produced by Sticks Pro-Mark. They are made of American hickory and have a diameter between a 5A and a 5B.Timpani, tubular bells and tam-tam are used in the symphony orchestra. He has used percussion such as temple blocks, triangle, church bell, and electronic percussion synthesizer. The show that never ends is a musical biography. Helter Skelter Publishing was published in 2001. The 1950s saw the birth of Living people English rock drummers ELP

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title: Don McGahn

texts: <mask> II was the White House Counsel from the day of Trump's inauguration through October 17th. <mask> was a member of the Federal Election Commission. <mask> was ordered to testify before the U.S House of Representatives. The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled in August of 2020 that the House can file a lawsuit. <mask> was born on June 16, 1968 and grew up in Atlantic City, New Jersey, the son of Noreen and <mask><mask>. He is the nephew of <mask>, a former New Jersey State Senator and medical director at <mask>'s Resorts International, and <mask>, an Atlantic City attorney who had represented Trump's casino interests. <mask> attended Our Lady Star of the Sea School in Atlantic City.He transferred to the University of Notre Dame from the United States Naval Academy. He received a degree from the University of Notre Dame. There is a degree in history and computer applications. He was able to get his J.D. A degree from Widener University Commonwealth Law School was followed by an LL.M. The Georgetown University Law Center gave a degree in 2002. <mask> worked in campaign finance law at the Washington, D.C. office of the law firm.<mask> was the chief counsel for the NRCC from 1999 to 2008. <mask> was nominated by George W. Bush for a seat on the FEC. The United States Senate confirmed him on June 24, 2008. He is said to have helped loosen regulations on campaign spending. According to documentary footage in the film Dark Money, <mask>'s brief period as incoming chair of the Commission ushered in a newly partisan rigor to the FEC whereby he and his two fellow Republican members, also new, formed an unprecedented lockstep voting bloc preventing any and all enforcement of <mask> resigned from the FEC. <mask> returned to the law firm after leaving the FEC.He joined the law firm of Jones Day in Washington, D.C. He worked for Freedom Partners. <mask> brought five Jones Day lawyers with him to

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texts: the White House, and six more were appointed to senior posts in the Trump Administration. Jones Day has worked for businesses belonging to a long list of Russian billionaires, including Alfa-Bank. <mask>'s campaign counsel was <mask>. <mask>'s 2016 Presidential campaign litigation was managed by <mask>. He stopped efforts to keep Trump off of the Republican primary ballot in New Hampshire by going to court and winning.Several weeks before the election, lawsuits were filed in four battleground states accusing the Trump campaign of voter intimidation and trying to stop them from having observers at polling locations. <mask> was successful in winning these litigations. <mask> was named General Counsel of the Presidential Transition Team after Trump was elected. The President-elect's new administration named <mask> White House Counsel. <mask> was able to talk to his old firm when his clients have business before the U.S. government because Jones Day has represented the Trump campaign. Neil Gorsuch was recommended by <mask> to replace Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court. On January 5, 2017, <mask> met with Gorsuch in Trump Tower.On January 14, Trump and <mask> met with him. The nominee was called by <mask> on January 27th. On Monday, April 10, 2017, Gorsuch was sworn in. Alexander Acosta was recommended by <mask>. On April 28, 2017, he was sworn in. <mask> put together a team of lawyers to fill vacancies. President Trump had already appointed ten appellate judges by November 11, the most that early in a presidency since Richard Nixon.According to The New York Times, <mask> conveyed instructions from President Trump to Attorney General Jeff Sessions not to re-instate investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 Presidential election. <mask> didn't know that Sessions had consulted with career attorneys at the Department of Justice. <mask> stopped discussing the topic when he was told that Sessions would be recusing

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texts: himself. Walter Shaub, the former director of the United States Office of Government Ethics, said McGahn had done much to undermine anti corruption mechanisms in this country. Shaub said that it is a crime for a federal employee to participate in a particular matter in which he has a financial interest. The New York Times reported in January that in June of last year, the president asked <mask> to instruct Justice Department officials to dismiss the special counsel, but McGahn refused and threatened to resign. The New York Times reported on August 18, that <mask> had been cooperating extensively with the Special Counsel investigation and that he and his lawyer had become concerned that Trump had decided to let <mask> take the fall for decisions that could be construed as obstruction of justice.<mask>. President Trump said that <mask> would be leaving his position in the fall after the confirmation of Judge Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. I have worked with <mask> for a long time. <mask> left the administration on October 17th. It was reported in November that in the spring of last year, Trump told <mask> that he wanted the Justice Department to prosecute Clinton and Comey. Trump was told by <mask> that he didn't have the authority to order a prosecution and that requesting an investigation could lead to accusations of abuse of power. White House lawyers warned Trump that he could face impeachment if he asked law enforcement to investigate his rivals.The head of the Government Regulation Practice at Jones Day is <mask>. According to the report, <mask> said that Trump was trying to get him to do crazy shit. The president said <mask> was a liar. On May 7, the White House instructed <mask> not to comply with a subpoena issued by the House Judiciary Committee, instructing the Committee to divert its records requests related to the investigation to the White House. Nancy Pelosi referred to the action as an obstruction of justice

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texts: during an event at Cornell University. It was reported that Trump's lawyers ordered <mask> not to give any documents to the Judiciary Committee because they believed he did not obstruct the investigation. <mask> disobeyed a subpoena to testify before the House Judiciary Committee at the direction of his former client.The House filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia to challenge the precedent-setting move. On November 25, Judge Jackson ruled that <mask> must comply with a congressional subpoena and cooperate with the investigation. Jackson called the DOJ's assertion that the House Judiciary Committee would not be harmed by a stay "disingenuous." Jackson wrote, "DOJ's argument here that any further delay will not be harmful to the Judiciary Committee because, in essence, DOJ has already harmed the Committee's interests by successfully delaying its access to other materials strikes this Court as an unacceptable mischaracterization of the injury at issue." On February 28, 2020, a divided panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ordered the House's lawsuit to be dismissed. The separation of powers under the United States Constitution does not allow Congress to force Executive officials to testify. Judge Henderson argued that the House did not have standing to file a lawsuit.Judge Judith W. Rogers dissented. The full Court agreed to reconsider the case after the House appealed. On August 7, the full Court ruled that the House of Representatives had the power to enforce subpoenas, but on August 31, the court ruled that the House had never been given the power to do so. <mask> is a lobbyist and the wife of <mask>. They have two boys. He's a Roman Catholic. McGahn studied music at the Berklee College of Music.He plays in an act called Scott's New Band. Trump Needs a Strong Lawyer: White House Counsel <mask> has been conspicuously absent from the

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title: Richard Foreman

texts: The founder of the Ontological-Hysteric Theater is <mask>. Over fifty of his own plays have been written, directed and designed by him. He received three Obie Awards for Best Play of the Year, and four other Obies for directing and for sustained achievement. The American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters has 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 The Fales Library at New York University has acquired Archive Foreman's archives. Richard was born in New York City but spent most of his formative years in New York. He graduated from Scarsdale High School in 1955 and was heavily involved in the theater department.Two years after Arthur Miller's original production on Broadway, <mask> produced and directed The Crucible at the high school. The documentary was produced by the Lower East Side Biography Project. According to the documentary, <mask> had extreme shyness as a

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texts: child. When he was in his 30s, he discovered that he was adopted. Edward L. Friedman was the name given to him by his birth mother. His adoption may have made him feel uncomfortable in his body and in the world. He says, "My parents were very supportive, but nevertheless, I didn't feel that close to them in certain ways."<mask> was a student at Brown University. In 1962, he received an MFA in Playwriting from the Yale School of Drama. He was involved in the creation of Production Workshop, Brown University's student theatre group, while taking part in other student theatre. Brown presented him with a degree. John Gassner was a literary manager at The Theatre Guild. After graduating from the Yale School of Drama, <mask> moved to New York City and worked as a manager of apartment complexes. He was an avid patron of New York's experimental theater and film scene.The Living Theatre's productions of The Connection and The Brig made him feel overwhelmed. The Living Theatre has screenings of avant-garde filmmakers. The impact of Mekas' work was profound. Those films really got to me, according to The Lower East Side Biography Project documentary. I think this is the most poetic, beautiful, creative art that Americans have produced. For a long time, he was too shy to introduce himself to anyone, but he and his wife began following Mekas because they were fascinated by his work. Police seized a copy of Flaming Creatures and charged three people for

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texts: violating New York's obscenity laws.Over the next few years, Mekas and <mask> became close friends and collaborated. George Maciunas is an architect and artist. The Film-Maker's Cinematheque is located at 80 Wooster Street. Maciunas' Fluxhouse Cooperatives consisted of converted SoHo lofts designed to be living and working spaces for artists. In the 1960s, Robert Wilson, Jack Smith, and <mask> encouraged him to start producing his own work. "A Bunch of Experimental Theaters of New York Inc." was a theater collective that included seven theater companies: Mabou Mines, The Manhattan Project, Meredith Monk/The House, The Performance Group, and Section Ten. The name "Ontological-Hysteric" was used from this point on.A number of scholars call attention to the parallels between the theories of Gertrude Stein and <mask>'s theatrical aesthetic. She has spoken about the significance of her writings to him. "Gertrude Stein obviously was doing all kinds of things that we haven't caught up to yet," said <mask> in 1969. Kate Davy looked at Stein's influence on <mask> in her article. The writers' conception of consciousness in writing is the primary connection between Stein and <mask>. Stein preferred "entity writing" over "identity writing." Stein's model states that "entity writing is detached from time and association, while identity is the thing-in-relation, time-bound, clinging in association.""Entity writing" is free from any notion of remembering,

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texts: relationships, or narratives, and it expresses what Stein called the "continuous present." Stein's method of writing requires the writer to detach themselves from the outside world while documenting their own consciousness in the act of writing. The workings of the writer's mind are said to be reflected in this type of writing. Stein's work as a playwright was based on the theory of continuous present. She abandoned the theatrical conventions of narrative structure in favor of a theatrical experience that focuses on real-time consciousness, one in which "the spectator can move 'out' of the composition, or stop, at any moment without creating syncopated emotional time." Stein's theories about abandonment of narrative, focusing on the here-and-now, and the process of making the play are invoked by <mask>'s theatrical experiences. The writing tending towards a more receptive, open, passive receiving of 'what wants to be written' and the staging tending towards more active organization of the 'arrived' is the process of taking text to performance.<mask> tends to avoid "'emotional traps' or the intentional manipulation of an audiences emotional responses by eliminating the 'lifelike' qualities of drama (clearly developing situation involving imaginary people in imaginary places), thereby creating a world into which the spectator has great difficulty projecting himself." The alienating effect for the audience member who cannot project themself into

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texts: the experience of the character is caused by the way the characters refer to themselves in the third person. The audience is made to look at <mask>'s actors as self-contained units, rather than characters, through his alienating characterization. The spectator should not escape into the play, but become aware of their own process of interpretation. "Our art is a learning how to look at 'A' and 'B' and see not them but a relation that cannot be seen," he wrote in his essay. You can't look at it because it is looking itself. That's where he's looking at you.Stein's writing produces a similar effect for her readers who have to actively take part in her words. The Ontological-Hysteric Theater was founded in 1968. <mask>'s theater pieces are the core of the company's annual programming. He worked for George Maciunas at the Film-Maker's Cinematheque where he mounted his first production. It is possible to balance a primitive and minimal art style with extremely complex and theatrical themes. Angelface and Ida-Eyed were OHT's first productions. OHT gained popularity in the mid-1970s with works such as Sophia = (Wisdom) Part 3.Michael Kirby breaks down the aesthetic of OHT in his essay, "<mask>'s Ontological-Hysteric Theatre." Kirby uses the elements of setting, picturization, speech, written material, control, movement and dances, sound, objects, relation to film, structure, content, and effect to analyze <mask>'s theatrical vocabulary. Although

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texts: "Sophia" is a play without a plot, it produces its own kind of structure of visual and verbal ideas and references. The visual structure is achieved through "picturization." Kirby means that the staging is presented as "sequences of static pictures" in which the actors adjust themselves into tableaux as opposed to moving continuously throughout the play. Kirby notes that written text is projected on screens on the set. Kirby describes the projected words as direct addresses to the spectator andpository information.Kirby wrote about how the pace of every performance of "Sophia" was controlled by <mask>. The performer would sit at a table in front of the stage, controlling projections and sound. As it unfolded, he was able to insert himself into the performance. Kirby talked about the role of sound in the plays. He writes that noise serves as both background and explicit part of the action. Sometimes recordings of lines take over for the actual voice of the actors. The Ontological-Hysteric Theater nurtures the talents of young and emerging theater practitioners.The OHT was a starting point for many artists making their mark in New York City and internationally, according to their website. The OHT started their emerging artists program in 1993. In 2005, OHT created a series of linked programs to provide young theater artists with resources and support to develop process-oriented, original theatrical productions. There is a residency program, two


title: Richard Foreman

texts: Mind King, New York City (1992) Samuel's Major Problems, New York City (1994) My Head Was A SledgeHow to be happy! The Gods Are Pounding My Head! was a tour of New York City. ZOMBOID! is a name for the Messiah, New York City. New York City WAKE UP MR. is a film/ performance project. It's time to sleep! The playwright has won seven Village Voice Obie Awards, including three for "best play", and one for lifetime achievement. He has received grants for Eddie Goes to Poetry City, Rockefeller Foundation Playwrights Grant, and Ford Foundation play development grant.<mask> in the Video Data Bank Don't Disappear Into A Dream is a conversation with <mask>. The Billy Rose Theatre Division, New York Public Library for the Performing Arts hold the <mask>

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title: Rane Arroyo

texts: A playwright, poet, and scholar of Puerto Rican descent, <mask> was an American who wrote numerous books and received many literary awards. He taught English and Creative Writing at the University of Toledo. His work deals with issues of immigration, Latino culture and homosexuality. He was openly gay and wroteautobiographical texts. He was the partner of a poet. Ramn was born to Puerto Rican parents. He began his career as a performance artist in the Chicago art galleries of the 1980s and went on to become a poet.He received his PhD in English and Cultural Studies from the University of Pittsburgh, where he wrote his thesis on issues surrounding the "Chicago Renaissance" that parallel the building of a contemporary Latino literary canon. He was the co-chair of the Chicago Conference of the Association of Writers and Writing Programs. On March 31, 2010, his last public poetry reading, he was at the SUNY/Brockport. His last three words were to the public. Then write. Although it doesn't appear on the electronic version of the DVD Brockport made, it is audible on the video on the internet after a sample of a Lady Gaga song. He demanded those three words from his students.The cause of death was a cerebral hemorrhage, which occurred in the early morning of May 7, 2010. In English college classes in the U.S., critical reception is usually taught. He won the John Ciardi Poetry Prize for The Portable Famine in 2004, the Carl Sandburg Poetry Prize for The Singing Shark in 1997 and the Pushcart Prize for the poem "Breathing Lessons" in 1997. The Hart Crane Memorial Poetry Prize is one of the awards. In a landmark issue of CENTRO: Journal of the Center for Puerto Rican Studies on Puerto Rican queer studies, Betsy


title: Reginald Horace Blyth

texts: ease the transition to peace after the war. Harold Gould Henderson was on General Douglas MacArthur's staff, and he and his close friend, Blyth, were liaisons to the Japanese Imperial Household. They helped draft the declaration in which Emperor Hirohito declared himself to be a human being. After becoming Professor of English at Gakushuin University, Blyth became private tutor to the Crown Prince Akihito until the end of his life. He popularised Zen philosophy and Japanese poetry in the West. He was awarded a doctorate in literature from Tokyo University in 1954.The Seiroka Hospital in Tokyo was where <mask> died in 1964. He was buried next to his friend, D. T. Suzuki, in the cemetery of the Shokozan Tokei Soji Zenji Temple. The Buddhist name is Bulaisu Kodo Shoshin Koju. A series of work on Zen, haiku and, and on other forms of Japanese and Asian literature was produced by Works Blyth. He wrote six books on haiku, two books on haiku, four books on humour in Asian and English literature, and seven books on Zen. Further publications include studies of English literature and a shortened version of A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers by his favourite author, along with an introduction and explanatory notes. His Zen in English Literature and Oriental Classics and his five-volume Zen series were the most significant of his publications.His books were published in Japan by Hokuseido Press. The Zen and Zen Classics series is a modification of the original 8-volume project, which included a translation of the (Piyenchi), a


title: Reginald Horace Blyth

texts: History of Korean Zen and of Japanese Zen. The 'Buddhist Sermons on Christian Texts' was re-released as volume 8 as a result of the modification to the already published volume 7. According to D.T. The most complete work on Zen should have been presented to the English-reading public. The introduction from the Upanishads to Huineng is in the first volume. In volume two and three there is a history of Zen from the Seigen Branch to Nangaku Branch, and in volume five there are 25 essays on Zen.The (Wumenkuan) was translated by <mask> in volume four. The first complete translation into English was accompanied by interpretive commentaries on each case. When he was in Japan during World War II, he published his first book, Zen in English Literature and Oriental Classics, which was a significant influence on the Western writers and Zen community. The "Zen-audience" included Aldous Huxley, Henry Miller, Lawrence Durrell, J. D. Salinger, Robert Shea and Robert Wilson. The Way of Haiku is a purely poetical (non-emotional, non-intellectual, non-moral, non-aesthetic) life in haiku. Zen, through the books of Suzuki Daisetz, is the biggest bit of luck, for it is an understanding of all things by laughing and smiling at them. In haiku things speak for themselves with the voice of a man, in things do not speak; we speak and speak for ourselves.The world is not seen as God made it, but as man sees it, it is all pervading. In 1949, with the publication in Japan of the first volume of Haiku, haiku was introduced to the post-war Western world.


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texts: His two-volume History of Haiku followed his two-volume Haiku series, which dealt mostly with pre-modern haiku. He is a major interpreter of haiku. His Zen-based haiku explanations introduced many contemporary Western writers to the genre. The San Francisco and Beat Generation writers, as well as J. D. Salinger, can be read with special satisfaction. Since he's a highhanded old poem himself, Blyth is sometimes perilous.Many members of the international "haiku community" got their first views of haiku from <mask>'s books, including American author James W. Hackett (born 1929), Eric Amann, William J. Higginson, and Jane Reichhold. The four-volume set was used for seminars and lectures by the French philosopher and semiotician. A strong bias regarding a direct connection between haiku and Zen was noted by some, as well as his dislike for haiku on more modern themes. Bash felt that his devotion to haiku prevented him from realizing enlightenment; and classic Japanese haiku poets like Chiyo-ni, Buson, and Issa were Pure Land (Jodo) rather than Zen Buddhists. Blyth did not like haiku by Japanese women very much and downplayed their contribution to the genre during the Bash era. The subject of haiku for women, like Zen for women, makes us think about what haiku are and a woman is. Although he did not create a school of verse, his works stimulated the writing of haiku in English when he began writing on the topic.The writing of haiku outside Japan, not in the Japanese language, is the latest development in the history of haiku, he


title: Reginald Horace Blyth

texts: Huineng, 1960, is one of the volumes in the planned set of 8 volumes. The general introduction. The second volume of the history of Zen was published in 1964. The third volume of the History of Zen was edited by N.A. Waddell and N. The fourth volume of Mumonkan was called 'Mumonkan - The Zen Masterpiece'. Volume 5 of Twenty-Five Zen Essays was first published as Volume 7 in 1962.The Eastern Buddhist, N.S. has a translation of Ikkyu's Skeletons. There is a new edition of Vol. There is a new version of VI No. Poems and Zen: Letters and Uncollected Writings of R. H. <mask> was published on May 1, 1973. Games Zen Masters Play: Writings of R. H. Vintage Books published Essentially Oriental in 1978. The Genius of Haiku, edited by Michael Guest and Kuniyoshi Munakata, was published in 1994.There are readings from R. H.<mask>. The Writings/Textbooks for Students:''' Writings/Textbooks for Students (most of them at the University of Maryland) was written by James Kirkup. Stevenson: Will O' the Mill, 1948; William Hazlitt: An anthology, 1949; and The Poems of Emerson, 1949. British expatriates in Japan and Korea, as well as conscientious objectors, are remembered by the Duke

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title: Macklemore

texts: <mask> (born June 19, 1983), better known by his stage name <mask>, is an American rapper. <mask> has collaborated with producer Ryan Lewis as the duo <mask> & Ryan Lewis. His releases to date include four albums. <mask> and Lewis's single "Thrift Shop" reached number one on the U.S. charts. There was a hot 100 in 2013). <mask> pays a nominal percentage of sales to use Warner Bros. Records's radio promotion department to push his song, which was dubbed the first song since 1994 to top the Hot 100 chart without the support of a major record label. <mask> and Lewis are the first duo in the history of the Hot 100 chart to have their first two singles both reach the peak position.Their debut studio album The Heist was number 2 on the U.S. charts. The billoard 200. The duo won four awards at the ceremony, including best new artist, best rap album, best rap song and best rap performance. This Unruly Mess I've Made was released on February 26, 2016 by Macklemore and Lewis. In June of last year, <mask> released "Glorious", a single that marked his return to the music industry as well as his first major single produced without Lewis since his mainstream breakthrough. In September of that year, <mask> released his second studio album. Ben Haggerty was born in Seattle, Washington, on June 19, 1983, one of two sons.His brother Tim was raised in Capitol Hill. He has an Irish heritage. Hip hop first came into Haggerty's life when he was six years old. He used to listen to "parental advisory" music

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title: Macklemore

texts: on the radio when he was a child. He began to write lyrics when he was 15. Haggerty listened to a lot of East Coast underground hip hop at the time he started to sing. He was interested in reaching a younger generation through his music and was part of a program called "Gateways for Incarcerated Youth".Haggerty attended two high schools. He started a hip-hop group at Garfield and developed the stage name "Professor Macklemore" for an art project involving a made-up superhero. Progress was released by the group in 2000. Haggerty said in an interview that he was at the College of Santa Fe for a year. Santa Fe was where I learned to rap. He moved back to Seattle after not getting into the music program. He completed his bachelor's degree at The Evergreen State College.The Language of My World was recorded in 2000 and released in 2000 under the name <mask>. Haggerty dropped "Professor" from his name and began working on his first full-length album, called The Language of My World. The lead single, "Love Song", was announced the same day as the album's release. Budo produced several more tracks for Macklemore after producing "Love Song", which featured singer Evan Roman. Ryan Lewis was Haggerty's future partner. Ryan Lewis spent a few years working on <mask>'s promotion as a photographer. The two musicians would become friends but wouldn't start collaborating until 2009.<mask> appeared on The Physics's song "Good" in 2009, as well as performing at the Seattle major arts and music festival

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title: Macklemore

texts: in February 2011. The rapper appeared at a number of U.S. music festivals that year. The Heist was released on the U.S. market. The week of October 27th, 2012 saw the number 2 spot on the billboard 200 sold over 78,000 copies. After "White Walls", "Same Love" was released. <mask> was featured in the new series "Primed" by Music Choice. Haggerty was featured on a song with 2 Chainz and D.A.The Heist World Tour began in August of 2012 <mask>'s third studio album would be released sometime in the second half of 2015. The album was not released until February 26. <mask> released a song for free download titled "Growing Up (Sloane's Song)" on August 5, 2015. He performed "Downtown" at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards on August 30 and released a new song called "Downtown" on August 27. <mask> announced on his first tour in two years that his new album was finished and ready for release. <mask>'s third studio album, This Unruly Mess I've Made, was scheduled to be released on February 26, 2016 but was announced on January 15, 2016 on his YouTube channel."White Privilege II" is the second single from This Unruly Mess I've Made. The album This Unruly Mess I've Made was released by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis. "Drug Dealer" and "Wednesday Morning" were released by Macklemore. <mask> is featured in a documentary that includes clips of him discussing his drug use with President Barack Obama. <mask> raps about the political future of the country in "Wednesday Morning", which was released after the

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title: Macklemore

texts: 2016 US Election. Budo produced the tracks. <mask> announced via his official account that the duo were on a break.The lead single from <mask>'s second solo studio album was "Glorious", which was released on June 15, 2017. <mask> released the second single from his upcoming album on July 26, 2017. On October 9, 2017, "Good Old Days" was released as a single. <mask> released a song on September 22. Budo produced the album. On October 1, <mask> performed "Same Love" in a set at the opening of the Grand Final of the National Rugby League in Sydney, Australia, something that was considered by some to be controversial in the middle of a national survey on same sex marriage. <mask> stated that it was one of his best performances due to the circumstances and thanked the fans in Sydney for their reception.<mask> and Kesha are going to perform together on a co-headlining tour. This is <mask>'s fifth tour, promoting his fifth album, and his sixth tour, promoting his third solo album, Rainbow. <mask> got engaged to his girlfriend of seven years on January 21, 2013. He and his fiancée were expecting their first child in May of 2015. After the release of "Growing Up (Sloane's Song)", the couple announced that their daughter had been born on May 29. They were married on June 27, 2015. The couple announced in September that they were expecting a second child.<mask> announced during a performance at the 3Arena that his wife had given birth to their second daughter. He didn't mention her name to the

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title: Macklemore

texts: crowd. <mask>'s song "Same Love" supports same-sex marriage and condemns homophobia in mainstream hip-hop, society and mass media. In August 2008, <mask> admitted himself into rehab for drug addiction and alcoholism, and celebrated three years of sobriety before a brief relapse, which he describes in his song "Starting Over". He said in a 2012 documentary that he spent most of his twenties trying to combat his addictions and destructive way of life. Recovery Fest was formed to have a drug- and alcohol-free concert. <mask> dedicated his song "My Oh My" to sportscaster Dave Niehaus, who died in November 2010, with a performance before 50,000 fans at Safeco Field.<mask> and Ryan Lewis were each given a custom jersey with a patch on it. All proceeds from the song will go to the Boys and Girls Club. <mask> created a promotional video for 12th Man and performed it at the Superbowl in Seattle. <mask> can be seen wearing a Sonics jersey at times, as he is still a fan of the Seattle SuperSonics. <mask> joined the ownership group of Seattle Sounders FC. He is a fan of the hockey team in Seattle. <mask> has an eclectic taste in art, including a painting of a bald eagle and an oil painting of Drake dancing.<mask> spoke about the dangers of addiction to drugs in Barack Obama's weekly address. "When you're going through it, it's hard to imagine anything being worse than addiction," said Macklemore. Too many people are prevented from seeking help because of the shame and stigma associated with the


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texts: disease. It's not a personal choice or failure. <mask> was not hurt in a head-on collision in Langley, Washington. <mask> received the Stevie Ray Vaughan Award from MusiCares in recognition of his support of the addiction recovery process. <mask> and his wife had a third child.The Heist, The Language of My World, and This Unruly Mess I've Made are albums by <mask> and Ryan

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title: Jean Bethke Elshtain

texts: She was an American ethicist, political philosopher, and public intellectual. She was the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Professor of Social and Political Ethics at the University of Chicago. <mask> was born on January 6, 1941, to <mask> and Hellen Lind. She was born in Timnath, Colorado. She had a Lutheran background. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Colorado State University and a master's degree in history from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. She received her Doctor of Philosophy degree from Brandeis University in Massachusetts in 1973.From 1988 to 1995 Career <mask> was the first woman to hold an endowed professorship at a university. <mask> was a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a Fellow of the Institute for Advanced Study in New Jersey, and a recipient of nine degrees. She became a professor at the University of Chicago in 1995. She was a professor at the University of Chicago and an editor at The New Republic. She was a Visiting Professor of Religion and Politics. The report A Call to Civil Society: Why Democracy Needs Moral Truths was issued by the Council on Civil Society in the 1990s. She is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the Institute for Advanced Study, and the National Humanities Center.She received nine degrees and was the recipient of a Guggenheim fellowship. The Frank J. Goodnow award is given by the American Political Science Association. The relationship between politics and ethics is the focus of <mask>'s work. She focused on the development of male and female gender roles as they pertain to public and private social participation. She supported US military intervention in Afghanistan and Iraq after the 9/11 attacks. She published over 500 essays and wrote over twenty books, including Just War Against Terror: The Burden of American Power in a Violent World and Jane Addams and the Dream of American Democracy. She was appointed to the Council of the National Endowment for the Humanities by George W. Bush in 2006 and also delivered the prestigious Gifford

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texts: Lectures at the University of Edinburgh.<mask> was appointed to the President's Council on Bioethics twice in 2008. For more than thirty-five years, Elshtain contributed to national debates on the family, the roles of men and women, the state of American democracy, and international relations. Elshtain's impact in political ethics and her position in society as a woman are some of the reasons why her work is important to the United States. Elshtain's aim was not so much to lobby for specific policies as to push for good civic-minded 'individualism' over the egoism of 'bad individualism' according to the author of America the Philosophical. In her most popular title, Women and War, <mask> examines women's roles in war as compared to men's and why these concepts are important to society. By examining America's societal interpretations of gender roles during wartime, <mask> argues that men may make poor civic soldiers due to the fact that they are prone to a dangerous kind of eager adolescence on the battlefield. In her famous book, Democracy on Trial, <mask> discusses the evolution of "separatism" and how it may be detrimental to the system.The importance of difference is something <mask> does not deny. She recognizes that Americans are no longer acting as representative bodies in governments, but rather as a collective towards the betterment of the whole. James Madison explained that American factional hostility is only a negative for society. She died of heart failure at the age of 72. She was buried in Fort Collins. Books Sovereignty: God, State, Self, Just War Against Terror, and Jane Addams and the Dream of American Democracy were published. Hopeful Possibilities and Critical Reflections.New Wine in Old Bottles: International Politics and Ethical Discourse was published in 2000. Public Man, Private Woman: Women in Social and Political Thought was published in 1981. The summer of 1980 saw the publication of Teos 44. There are External links to the <mask> Elshtain Papers at the University of Chicago Special Collections Research

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title: Martha Shelley

texts: <mask> is a bisexual American activist, writer, and poet best known for her involvement in lesbian feminist activism. <mask> was born on December 27, 1943, in Brooklyn, New York, to parents of Russian-Polish Jewish descent. She tried to meet lesbian women in New York City in 1960. She moved out of her parents' home at the age of 19 and went to lesbian bars. She didn't find herself fitting in to the roles of "butch" or "femme" during this time. The Feminine Mystique, a text which inspired many feminists, was exposed to her during this period. A group based on the work of Harry Stack Sullivan led to her first Anti-Vietnam War protest.In 1965, she graduated from City College. She went to her first meeting of the New York City chapter of theDOB despite her feelings of resistance to events like the "Annual Reminder" held by the organization. The DOB was encouraged to take different names due to the FBI's monitoring. She was dating a bisexual activist at the time she joined the Student Homophile League and worked with him. "We used to walk into these meetings arm in arm, because the two of us were so blatant and out there in public being pro gay, they certainly couldn't afford to throw us out." "Stepin' Fetchit Woman" is the first major essay of <mask>'s. The same essay appeared in other publications with different titles.She didn't choose the title that first appeared. Women who were in New York City to learn about how to

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texts: make their own chapter of the Gay Liberation Front were given tours by <mask>. While giving one of these tours to women from Boston the night of the riots,<mask>. Essays, reports, art, and poetry of submitters and members of the organization were published in the newsletter. It ran for three years. In all eight issues of the newsletter, there is a variety of genres, including essays on the movements she was participating in, reports on the Gay Liberation Front in other cities and related organizations in New York City, and some of her poetry. Many of her essays, including " More Radical Than Thou" and "Subversion in the Women's Movement - What is to be Done?", critique the competitive and cutthroat nature of the women's movement, gay liberation movement, and other adjacent movements. Come out! One of the places in which she was first published, provides insight into her developing political ideology as well as the events around her.Black liberation and women's liberation were some of the movements allied with the Gay Liberation Front. The Gay Activists Alliance formed as a splinter group from the GLF in order to focus more on gay rights. GLF members formed different groups with different goals and purposes. The Lavender Menace was named after <mask>."Subversion in the Women's Movement" was published in both Come Out! There is a feminist publication on our backs. Lesbian Nation was on New York's WBAI radio station.

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title: Martha Shelley

texts: According to the Library of Congress, Lesbian Nation is the first lesbian radio show. The pieces "Notes of a Radical Lesbian" and "Terror" were written by her. She worked with Judy Grahn at the Women's Press Collective to produce Crossing the DMZ, In Other Words, Lesbians Speak Out and other books. Her poetry has appeared in a number of publications.An episode of the American Experience series featured <mask>. Despite being involved with lesbian feminism,<mask> does not describe herself as a lesbian from the gay rights movement. She said that the splitting of gay liberation into splinter groups weakened the movement as a whole. She has described herself as a socialist and was allied with many left-wing causes of the 1960s and 1970s. The stigmatization of homosexuality as a mental illness was a major contributing factor to psychological issues within the gay and lesbian community. There are works and publications coming out. "Stepin' Fetchit Woman"1, No. There is a book called " More Radical Than Thou". 1, No. The Young Lords is a book. 1, No. 2) "Gay Youth Liberation" 1, No.Gays Riot Again! Remember Stonewall! 1, No. There are a lot of flowers in this picture. 1, No. "Subversion in the Women's Movement: What is to be Done?" was co-authored by Bernard Lewis. The issue deals with power and the people.2, No. "Gay is Good", "OurPassion Shook the World", "Her wild barbarian heart", and "The cart o'tea belove" are other

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title: Doug Ireland

texts: <mask> movement, Senator Eugene McCarthy, for whom Ireland coordinated the Mid-Atlantic region of states. Ireland went to Long Island to help run the successful campaign for Congress after he coordinated McCarthy's labor support and helped organize demonstrations by Convention delegates against police brutality targeting anti-war demonstrators. After working as a journalist on the New York Post and then on the Community News Service, he resigned to manage the successful 1970 anti-Vietnam campaign. Abzug's 1976 campaign was managed by him.Abzug lost by 0.10 per cent of the vote to Moynihan. Ireland was in Woody Allen's Stardust Memories. Ireland returned to journalism full-time in 1977 after working briefly at the New York Post and Community News Service. It was said that he could have been the next Jimmy Breslin, but he was too pure about his politics to ingratiate himself with enough people. The Ramble, known as a cruising area for gay men in New York City, was the subject of an expose by him in 1978. He lived in France for ten years and wrote about European politics and culture for various publications, including English language Paris city magazine. Ireland promoted the work of the young French philosopher,Michel Onfray, in the United States.Ireland was a columnist for a number of publications. He was a contributing editor of POZ, the monthly for the HIV-positive community, and of the magazine