title: John Plagis

texts: downing of four enemies in a few hours won him praise from superiors and contributed to his growing reputation as an aggressive but skillful combat pilot. He was awarded theDistinguished Flying Cross (DFC) on 1 May 1942, the citation noted that he had "destroyed 4 and probably destroyed a further 3 hostile aircraft".He has set an outstanding example by pressing home his attacks with skill and courage. Plagis tried to down an Italian Reggiane Re.2001 by flying straight at it and taking erratic evasive maneuvers. <mask> claimed to have achieved an aerial victory without firing a shot, but the Italian flight reported no losses. The Rhodesian landed with only three gallons of fuel left after his plane was lightly hit. On 16 May, <mask> and an English ace, Pilot Officer Peter Nash, destroyed a Bf109 for a shared kill. The squadron's 100th victory was over Malta. The need for a major supply convoy to Malta was becoming urgent as the siege continued and the Governor warned Britain that he would have to surrender to prevent a famine.<mask> was promoted to flight lieutenant on June 4, 1942. 185 Squadron will be in charge of "B" Flight. Following Leggo's death, he shot down two Re.2001s two days later to bring his tally of victories to ten. He received a Bar from his DFC for showing exceptional skill and bravery in combat. <mask> flew to Gibraltar and the UK after his tour ended on July 7, 1942. The British delivered vital supplies to Malta on August 15th. <mask> was found to be suffering from a number of health issues when he arrived in England.He spent a year as an instructor in England after convalescing in a nursing home. He was promoted to

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texts: flying officer in October 1942. <mask> returned to action in September 1943 after a second tour of operations. 64 Squadron flew their aircraft over northern France. <mask> received the rank of flight lieutenant on December 8, 1943, after he downed a Bf109 over France on September 24, 1943. <mask> assumed command at the beginning of June 1944. The squadron was moved from Malta to assist in the invasion of Normandy.<mask>'s aircraft, which he chose because of the large letter "K" on its tail, was named after his sister. He made a full rendering of "Kay" and other personal decorations. 2, after leading, and after leading, and after leading, and after leading, and after leading, and after leading, and after leading, and after leading, and after leading, and after leading, and after leading, and after leading, and after leading, and after leading, and <mask> took part in many of the attacks on German positions in northern France and the Low Countries after the Allied invasion of Normandy. He suffered only minor injuries when he was shot down over Arnhem in the Netherlands in September 1944, but quickly returned to action. He received a distinguished service order for his participation in many sorties during which a lot of damage has been inflicted. The citation stressed an engagement in which a small group of Allied fighters led by Plagis had taken on a superior force of enemy aircraft and shot down five of them, Plagis himself downing two.The example of <mask> has proved to be a rare source of inspiration. <mask> spent the rest of the war flying bomber escort missions at the head of the Bentwaters Wing after converting to the Mustang IIIs.

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title: John Plagis

texts: 126 Squadron. On March 28, 1945, he was promoted to squadron leader. The war in Europe ended with the surrender of Germany. <mask> finished the war with a tally of 16 enemy aircraft confirmed destroyed, two shared probably destroyed, six damaged and one shared damaged. This made him Southern Rhodesia's highest- scoring ace of the war, as well as the top- scoring ace of Greek origin.He was decorated for his service during the war. <mask> stayed with the RAF after the war ended and commanded No from September 1946 to December 1947. The squadron flew F.3s in England and Germany. He received the Airman's Cross from the government of the Netherlands. <mask> returned to Southern Rhodesia after retiring from the military. He moved into the house at the end of the road, 1 <mask> Avenue, which was named after him in recognition of his wartime exploits. He had five children, three sons and a daughter.Plagis was involved in several businesses during the next three decades, serving as a director on company boards, including Central African Airways from 1963 to 1968. The United Federal Party's <mask> Nicholson defeated him in the general election in Salisbury City in 1962, but he was still a member of the Rhodesian Front. Plagis worked in the office of the Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith, with responsibility for the premier's written correspondence, according to a report published by the Zimbabwe African National Union in 1969. Plagis was friends with British ace Douglas Bader, who was a supporter of Rhodesia's Unilateral Declaration of Independence. The three of them often socialised. L Ron Hubbard relocated to Salisbury in 1966. The Bumi Hills

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title: John Plagis

texts: Hotel was purchased by Hubbard in Rhodesia.<mask> was a partner in the Bumi Hills deal. Before the American was deported, he sold Hubbard an interest in his holdings. Lauren St <mask>, an author from Gadzema, said that <mask> took his own life in 1974 at the age of 55. References Newspaper and journal articles 1919 births 1974 deaths Place of death missing Alumni of Prince Edward School Recipients of the Airman's

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title: Geoffrey I of Villehardouin

texts: The French knight from Villehardouin was a member of the Fourth Crusade. The second prince of Achaea was involved in the conquest of the Peloponnese. There is a new version of 1229). The Latin Empire of Constantinople became the direct vassal of the Principality of Achaea. The closing years of his rule were marked by his conflict with the church. John of Villehardouin and his wife, Céline of Briel, had a son named <mask>. Longnon rejected his identification as married to one Elisabeth of Chappes, a scion of a fellow crusader family.He took the cross with his uncle at a tournament of cry-sur-Aisne in November 1199. They went directly to Syria. He was not present at the occupation of Constantinople. He decided to sail west in the summer of 1204 after hearing of the capture of the great city. The weather became bad and he was forced to go west. He spent the winter at Modon in the southern Peloponnese. In order to conquer as much of the western Peloponnese as they could, they entered into an alliance with a Greek archon.The Greek died and his son broke away from the alliance. The King of Thessalonica appeared with his army before Nauplia. He rode up early in 1205 to join the king. He was well received by the man who would have kept him in his service. William of Champlitte was offered to share the conquest of the Peloponnese by <mask> in the camp at Nauplia. The two received royal permission for their expedition after his friend accepted the offer. The campaign began in the spring of 1205.Andravida opened its gates after they took Patras and Pondikos. The people of the countryside made their submission and were confirmed in their property and local customs. In Kyparissia, the crusaders were resisted. The Chamaretos family, allied to the Slavic Melingoi tribe, led the

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title: Geoffrey I of Villehardouin

texts: opposition. <mask> Komnenos Doukas was identified by many scholars as the man who was creating his own principality in Epiros. Michael advanced into the Peloponnese with 5,000 men, but was defeated by a small army. The entire peninsula was occupied by the crusaders after they conquered the region and advanced into the interior of the country.The suzerainty of the king of Thessalonica allowed William of Champlitte to become master of the Peloponnese. The new prince gave Kalamata and Messenia to <mask>. The leaders of the Fourth Crusade guaranteed it by the partition treaty of 1204 according to the Republic of Venice. The Venetians armed a fleet which took Modon and Coron in 1206, but William of Champlitte assigned Arcadia to him. <mask> left for France in order to claim his brother's inheritance. The prince's nephew, Hugh, was appointed to administer the principality by William I. The first prince and his nephew died very quickly.The Latin Emperor <mask> had a meeting with the Parliament of Ravennika to assure him of his loyalty. The emperor made him an imperial vassal after he confirmed that he was prince of Achaea. The Latin Empire had a seneschal appointed by Henry I. According to the Chronicle of the Morea, <mask>'s nephew, Robert, had a year and a day to claim his inheritance in the Peloponnese before he became prince of Achaea. According to the story, all sorts of ruses were used to cause delays in Robert's trip east, and when he finally arrived in the Peloponnese, he kept moving from place to place with the leading knights until the time had elapsed. The heir forfeited his rights and was elected a prince by an assembly. In June 1209, he made a pact with the Venetians on the island of Sapientza, in which he acknowledged himself to be the ruler of the Republic of

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title: Geoffrey I of Villehardouin

texts: Venice.Venice had the right to free trade throughout his principality. <mask> devoted myself to enlarge his possessions. The fortress of Acrocorinth was seized in 1209 or 1210, with the help of <mask>, the lord of Athens. In the months that followed, Nauplia was also taken, and early in 1212 the stronghold of Argos, where Theodore Komnenos Doukas had stored the treasure of the Church of Corinth, also fell into the hands of Otto I. The lordship of Thebes was divided between the lord of Athens and the lord of Albertino. Young knights were sent to France to occupy the newly conquered lands and the fiefs of those who had returned to the west. Before the barons assembled in a great parliament at Andravida, the assignment of fiefs and their obligations were reviewed.A dozen or so great baronies came into being in the principality, and those who received the titles to them made up with their many vassals the High Court of Achaea. Despite the demands of the clergy, the secularization of the ecclesiastical property did not return it to the churches. According to the Chronicle of the Morea, when the churches refused to give their fair share of military aid, <mask> I seized their property and devoted the income from it to the construction of the powerful castle of Clermont. The Greek priests were accused of being serfs due to the fact that the Greek prelates gave orders to peasants to escape the burdens of serfdom. The conflict with the church was caused by these events. Gervasius, the Latin Patriarch of Constantinople, promulgated a decree of excommunication against <mask> I. Pope Honorius III made the decision to relax the sentence within a week after receiving the papal letter.A new interdict was laid upon the Principality of Achaea by the legate. The pope said that his act was a

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texts: violation of the power of the Holy See. The pope excommunicated Cardinal Giovanni Colonna because of the prince's retention of certain abbeys, churches, rural parishes, and ecclesiastical goods. The local high clergy requested that the pope confirm the excommunication of <mask> I. The pope said that he was an enemy of God and more inhuman than Pharaoh. The conflict ended in 1223 when <mask> sent one of his knights to Rome. On September 4, 1223, Pope Honorius <mask> confirmed the accord that had been drawn up between the prince and the church.According to the treaty, the church lands were restored but he kept the treasures and furnishings of the churches in exchange for an annual indemnity and the number of Greek priests enjoying liberty and immunity was limited in proportion to the size of the community. The kingdom of Thessalonica was attacked by Theodore Komnenos Doukas, the ruler of Epirus. The pope appealed to William I to help the city that surrendered at the end of the 12th century. Between 1228 and 1230, he died at the age of sixty. He was buried in a church. The Fourth Principality Crusade of Achaea Chronicle of Morea References Evergates was written by Theodore. The County of Champagne is home to the Aristocracy.The University of Pennsylvania Press. The authority and gender of French Medieval Historians from the 12th to the 15th century. The authors are Nicholas Sparks and Juliana Dresvina. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, in 2012: 231-259. "Corinth in the Middle Ages" is a book by John H. Finley Jr. In Speculum, Vol. 7, No.4. In October of 1932, pp. 499. H. F. Tozer wrote "The Franks in the Peloponnese." The Journal of Hellenic Studies is a journal. 4. pp.165– 236. Medieval French Knights of the Fourth Crusade Villehardouin family are buried at the Church and

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title: Vasili Oshchepkov

texts: He was a researcher of different types of national wrestling and martial arts. He was an Honored Coach of the USSR and a Merited Master of Sports. Sambo, a martial art developed in the Soviet Union, was founded by him. The political purges of 1937 resulted in the execution of a man who was accused of being a Japanese spy. Before adulthood, little is known about the life of <mask>. He became an orphan at 8. After the transfer of South Sakhalin to Japan under the Treaty of Pompey in 1904, an orphan was sent to study at the Theological seminar in Tokyo in the Orthodox mission, organized by the Kodokan.Vasily was admitted to the Kodokan Judo Institute in Tokyo after he was recommended by his coach as the best judoka at the seminary. In October 1917, during a trip to Japan, he passed the exams to receive his second degree black belt, becoming the first Russian and the third European to do so. The rank in judo was only fifth degree. After finishing seminary in 1913, he returned to Russia and worked as a translator in counterintelligence, first as a Zaamurskogo border guard and then in the Department of Counterintelligence in the Amur Military District. The world's first international judo competition was held in 1915. He taught martial arts to police in Vladivostok while on business trips to Japan. He was an interpreter in the Japanese Office of Military Field Communications in 1919.Through a colleague, fellow countryman and fellow student at the Tokyo Seminary Trofim Yurkevich, he established a connection with the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. He opens a school for teaching the Japanese language, participates in trade operations with Japan, and buys a film projector. He was sent


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texts: to the North S after giving a written cooperation with the Division of Human Intelligence of the 5th Army of the Red Army. Under a Japanese law film, the distributor was obliged to arrange preferential sessions for military personnel when the owner returned to Japan in 1924. Due to disagreements with his superiors, he had to return to the USSR, where he was accused of stealing state-owned assets, but his reports in the Soviet Union had an important practical meaning. He had to sell almost all of his private property to make up for the money he spent on agents. He was going to stay at the headquarters of the Siberian Military District and leave as a translator.On January 27, 1927, the number 26 Revvovensoveta USSR was ordered to "<mask> Vasily Sergeyevich determined to serve in the Red Army." The appointment of an interpreter for the 7th District Headquarters Branch was made retroactive from 15 April 1926. It's almost certain that he went for treatment for his wife. They could provide more effective medical care and have a higher salary if he could get into Moscow or Leningrad. He was summoned to Moscow in 1929. His wife had already died. Sambo was created in 1914 after the popularization of judo in the USSR.The ship embankment. In June 1915, an article appeared in the Moscow magazine "Hercules". The first international match of its kind took place in 1917 in Vladivostok, when students from Higher Japanese Commercial School Otaru came to compete with students from the same school. In 1927, at a meeting in the Novosibirsk Osoaviahima cell, it was decided to arrange for headquarters staff to study self-defense techniques. Specialised services rushed to take advantage of a rare and


title: Vasili Oshchepkov

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The pupils noted that he never showed himself naked.He was concealing a skin disease. The teacher's home was in an alley at the beginning of 1937. According to him, "Vasily Sergeyevich was lying on the bed and I was sick, and he never parted with nitroglycerin." The All-Russian youth tournament in combat sambo was one of the legacies of the 2000s in various regions of Russia. He was the monument master during the meeting of the Board of the APEC. In order to promote sambo in Russia and the world, as well as the formation of images in the public mind the heroes of the Fatherland on the example of the life and mission of St. The project was launched by Basil and other worthy devotees on the initiative of a number of sports and public organizations in Russia.On September 9, 2012 the 120th anniversary of <mask>'s birthday was celebrated in the sports center with participation of judokas from Japan and Russia. The World Sambo Championships were held in Japan for the first time in October of last year. At the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, Prime Minister Abe of Japan talked about the friendship between Japan and Russia. On September 24, 2016 a sculpture by Peter Chegadayev was unveiled at the place where the first judo school in Russia was located. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  , 2003 104.That's right,. People convicted of treason against the Soviet Union, Russian male sambo practitioners, and Martial arts school founders were some of the victims of the


title: Altaf Gauhar

texts: <mask> was a civil servant, journalist, poet, and writer from Pakistan who was close to the country's first military dictator. He was born into a Rajput-Janjua family and did his post graduation in English literature from the Government College University. <mask> joined the Civil Service of Pakistan in 1948. He rose to be Information Secretary Government of Pakistan at the age of 39 after starting his career as Secretary, State Bank of Pakistan. <mask> publicly apologized for the laws that were passed during his tenure. He was known as the defacto vice president of Pakistan because he was so close to the president. He was the main ghost writer for the book.After the death of his mentor, he wrote a biography which gave a different version of the story. Before handing over power, President Ayub Khan invited <mask> <mask> to lunch with his family and gave him the high civil award of Hilal-i-Quaid-i-Azam. President Yahya Khan assumed power on March 25, 1969. He had an altercation with <mask> <mask> a day or two before that. <mask> was demoted to Director Finance Services Academy Lahore, a position much lower in rank than a Central Secretary. His four civil awards were forfeited after he was dismissed from service. After leaving the civil service in 1969 he became editor of the Dawn newspaper in Pakistan.When he was the martial law administrator, he was imprisoned twice. While in jail, Gauhar became absorbed by the Quran, from which he was later to make several distinguished translations, the last one shortly before he died of cancer. He left Dawn for London and started the journals Third World

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title: Altaf Gauhar

texts: Review and Third World Quarterly, as well as establishing the Third World Foundation. He returned to Pakistan after the demise of the Board of Control for Cricket in India. He was the editor-in-chief of the Muslim. <mask> restricted himself to an occasional column in The Muslim, but left the newspaper when it was edited by A. The owner sacked B. S. Jafri.He was remembered in Pakistan as a "veryEminent Pakistani", a man who knew power and how it could be abused. <mask> died of cancer at the age of 77 years old. In 1955, there was a reference to Urdu Nai Bengali afsanai. Short stories from the Bengali language are being translated. In 1995 Terren cand. Some poems are included in articles on Urdu literature. Ayyb Khn was born in 1995.The information secretary of the government wrote a historical study about the first 10 years of the rule of Mohammad Ayub Khan. K ik is from 1997. There were articles on socio-political conditions in Pakistan from 1993 to 1996. The year 2007, Gauhar-i. It was an autobiography. Pakistan was in the English language for twenty years. The Quran was translated in 1975.1 A human liberty charter. The original route. A person is most balanced. The fall of a nation. The arrogance of reason. There is no requirement to follow a religion.Ibrahim's prayer. In times of distress. 2. The Qur'anic concept of justice. Abrogation is a doctrine. On prohibition. On interest.The concept of world economic order is Islamic. The challenge of Islam was published in 1978. The Third World strategy was about economic and political cohesion in the South. Contributions by Ali Ahmed Attiga,

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title: Altaf Gauhar

texts: <mask> <mask>, and others. The Rich and the Poor is an assessment of development, negotiations, and cooperation. <mask> <mask> edited the papers from the Beijing South-South Conference. South-south strategy in 1983.<mask> <mask> is the editor. Talking about development. <mask> <mask> is the editor. Interviews with leaders of thought in 1985. The Latin American experience in 1985 is referred to as regional integration. The book tries to explain why these countries are among the most affected by the economic crisis. When most of Latin America is faced with a gigantic debt burden and unprecedented social and political instability, the contributors to this book call for a review of the framework under which regional integration currently operates.The book outlines and discusses new formulae to make integration workable within the constraints of the present economic conditions and pressures facing Latin American countries. An open letter to the Prime Minister of Pakistan in 1987. Hope for a new economic order was dashed by Arab petrodollars. Pakistan's first military ruler was Ayub Khan. An account of Ayub's rule. The Decade of Reforms, the inner story of Ayub's election struggle against his chief contender, Miss Jinnah, and the story behind the Agartala Conspiracy are all under scrutiny. This analyses the 'two pleas' Nehru sent to Kennedy and the resulting correspondence, and throws light on subjects that were previously unknown or shrouded in mystery.There were previously published articles in The Nation. A short bio. The biographers of Pakistan include civil servants, newspaper editors, and

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title: John Daversa

texts: <mask> is an American jazz trumpeter, electronic valve instrument (EVI) player, composer, arranger, conductor, bandleader, producer and educator. <mask> is the son of <mask> and <mask>. He was born in Los Angeles and moved to Oklahoma at a young age. He attended Hamilton Academy of Music in Los Angeles before moving to Las Vegas. Career <mask> has degrees from UCLA, California Institute of the Arts, and USC. He is the director of the concert jazz band at the University of Miami. He taught the Jazz Studies Program at California State University.He performs with the <mask> Progressive Big Band, <mask>rsa Small Band, and is a guest conductor and soloist all over the world. <mask> has worked with a number of artists. The Five- Year Engagement, Key and Peele, The King of Queens, and Promised Land all feature his playing. His album American Dreamers: Voices of Hope, Music of Freedom won three awards at the 61st AnnualGrammy Awards. John Daversa Jazz Orchestra featuring Justin Morell is a leader or co-leader of All Without Words. The <mask>rsa Big Band was recorded in 2000 and

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title: Dick Beals

texts: The period from the early 1950s into the 21st century was when <mask> performed many voices in his career. Both male and female children were voiced by <mask>. The voice of the stop-motion animation figure called "Speedy Alka-Seltzer" has been featured in television commercials for more than 50 years. He graduated from Michigan State University in 1949 with a degree in radio broadcasting and puppetry. He performed in weekly radio dramas for the campus radio station. A member of the Michigan State cheerleading squad. In 1949, as a senior at Michigan State, <mask> got a call to do a radio commercial.After the show, the director asked him to be on call for all the children's voices as well as those of small, talking animals on all three network radio shows produced by WXYZ: The Lone Ranger, Green Hornet and Challenge of the Yukon. The first regularly scheduled TV program to go on the air in Detroit 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 WXYZ station manager Jack McCarthy referred Beals to Forrest Owen after he appeared in an episode of The Green Hornet. Owen showed a rendering of a

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texts: proposed product spokesman for Alka-Seltzer and had him record a voice auditioning. After four months, he was told that he had been chosen to be the voice of Sticky and Speedy Alka-Seltzer. In Los Angeles, he continued making commercials as Speedy Alka-Seltzer and also provided voices for other commercials, such as Alka-Seltzer, the Campbell Soup Kids, and Bob's Big Boy. In 1953, he recorded his first Speedy Alka-Seltzer television commercial and did a total of225TrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaHe was hired to do the voice for his first cartoon character. This was a boy in From A to Z-Z-Z-Z by Warner Bros. The cartoon was nominated for an award. Many Warner Bros. cartoons have uncredited secondary characters. Many of the children's voices on The Jetsons and The Flintstones were provided by <mask>. One of his recurring roles was as Mr. Spacely's son Arthur on The Jetsons. In the 1960's and 1960's, <mask> played the voice of Davey Hansen and other child voices on the show.After 1965, he didn't do any voices for that series. In a 2001 interview, <mask> denied that he voiced Gumby in the 1960s. The characters "Yank" and "Dan" of the "American Eagles" troupe were voiced by <mask>. Bobby Riha was the child actor who was the singing voice of Jack in the NBC-TV

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texts: special Jack and the Beanstalk. He was the voice of Buzz Conroy, the boy scientist, and Reggie Van Dough, the cousin of Richie Rich. The voices for Buzzer Bell, Jasper N. Parks, and Birdboy were all given by <mask>, as well as the voice of Nancy Wible on The Funny Company. He provided the voice for Tiny Tom in The Lone Ranger.A unique on-camera role came in a 1960 episode of Peter Gunn called "The Dummy", in which he played a human ventriloquist's dummy that performs the act on its own, since the ventriloquist had lost his voice. In the 1980s, he owned an ad agency. The most important character he voiced was Jon's cruel nephew, Rosco, who was on Garfield and Friends. The voice for the character Speedy Alka-Selzer was provided by <mask>. He played Nicholas Adamsworth on the Focus on the Family radio drama. The voice of the puppet in the movie was provided by <mask>. As a motivational speaker, <mask> appeared as a guest at Old Time Radio conventions.In his spare time, he enjoyed spending time on his yacht Think Big, since he was an alumni of Michigan State University. Baby-Faced Moonbeam was his final voice acting role and he retired from voice acting in 2005. In his autobiography, Think Big, he wrote that his high voice and boyish appearance were due to a glandular problem and that he did not go through puberty. He was 4 foot 7 inches tall and weighed just under 70 pounds. He flew planes using modified controls despite his short stature. <mask> passed away on May 29, 2012 at the age of 85. References External links Alka-Seltzer FAQ "Gumby's Name, Personality and Voice" 1927 births 20th-century American male actors

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title: Moshe Lang

texts: <mask> is an Australian family therapist, clinical psychologist and author. <mask> moved to Australia as a young man and settled there in 1961. One of the nation's best known family therapists is one of the pioneers of family therapy in Australia. <mask> has published in Australia and around the world. <mask> studied psychology at the University of Melbourne. He was the director of training and senior psychologist at the Bouverie Clinic from 1966 to 1979. <mask> worked in a mental health clinic in Israel during his sabbatical.Williams Road Family Therapy Centre was the first of its kind in Australia. He and Dr Brian Stagoll were co-directors of the Centre from 1981 to 1997. <mask> became the director of the Centre in 2012. <mask> was the Foundation President of the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy from 1979 to 1988 and the President of the Victorian Association of Family Therapists from 1982 to 1984. The Inaugural Award of Special Services to Family Therapy was given to him in 1994. The Inaugural Family Therapy Conference was held in 1980. <mask> is a prolific author and educationalist.His work includes a number of books, a DVD set and interviews. Key interest areas include therapy with children and adolescents, couples therapy, depression, eating disorders, holocaust survivors and their families, trans-generational trauma, school refusal, suicide and teaching family therapy. There are numerous peer-reviewed journal articles authored and co-authored by <mask>. His work has been published in other languages. The Children's Depression Scale has been used in many countries to research depression in children, and has been translated into Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Japanese, Hindu and Arabic. Some of his books have been translated and published in other languages, such as Hebrew and French. <mask>'s work shows two core values.There is a value in telling stories as a medium for learning. In his books Corrupting the Young and Resilience, he uses a collection of short to

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texts: medium stories to give readers a view into the clinician's room and insight into how family therapy works. The journeyman style of learning is where the author, therapist and teacher facilitate rather than instruct the reader. "<mask> calls upon the imagination as well as the intellect and leads to deeper insight" with the story format. <mask>'s work shows the importance of exposing one's practice for critical appraisal. He was one of the pioneers of video recording and writing about family therapy in Australia. He invited other psychotherapy professionals to provide commentary on his clinical practice, such as in his book A Family in Therapy, co-authored with Peter McCallum, and its updated republication The Answer Within.The practice of invited commentary continued for a number of his major journal articles. With the release of his DVD-set Behind Closed Doors, <mask> further expanded the format of making his work transparent by demonstration, and thus open to review. Books <mask>, T. and <mask>, M. There are other stories of a family therapist. Rene Gordon is from Victoria, Australia. McCallum, P. and <mask>, M. A family is in therapy.McPhee Gribble is from Victoria, Australia. <mask>, M. and McCallum, P. A family in therapy is being reexamined. ACER Press is in Melbourne, Australia. <mask>, M. and Tisher, M. TheCDS is a Depression Scale for children. ACER Press is in Melbourne, Australia.<mask>, M. and <mask>, T. published a revised edition of resilience: timeless stories of a family therapist. PsychOz Publications is in Melbourne, Australia. DVD Lang. There are two therapy sessions with <mask> <mask>. James and Wright are the producers. The film was filmed by December Media. Psych Oz Publications is in Australia.Chapters Stagoll, B., <mask>, M. and Goding, G.A. were selected. The year 1979. A model for family therapy training is based on parallel processes. The Australian Journal of Family Therapy is a journal. <mask>, M. and McCallum, P. There are three case histories in

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title: Moshe Lang

texts: strategic family therapy. Australian Family Physician, 9(11).B. Stagoll. M. & Lang were both born in 1980. Working with Genograms is climbing the family tree. The Australian Journal of Family Therapy was published in 2004. M. <mask>. The address was for the first Australian Family Therapy Conference. The Australian Journal of Family Therapy is a journal.M. and P. <mask>. Families are completely fractured. The Australian Journal of Family Therapy is a journal. <mask>, M. and <mask>, T. A woman is slurping her stomach. The Australian Journal of Family Therapy is a journal. M. <mask>.School Refusal is an empirical study and system analysis. The Australian Journal of Family Therapy is a journal. M. <mask>. A way of learning is bad therapy. In F. Kaslow. The International Book of Family Therapy is a collection of books about family therapy. 454–454).Brunner/ Mazel Publishers is in New York. M. <mask>. A way of learning is bad therapy. The Family Therapy Networker was published. Tisher, <mask>, and <mask> collaborated on a project. There is a review of Australian and overseas experience. The Australian Journal of Psychology is a journal.M. <mask>. There is a long shadow. Generation, 4(1), 22-32 M. <mask>. Therapy with Holocaust survivors and their families. The Journal of Family Therapy is published in Australia and New Zealand. M. <mask>.There is a shadow of evil. The Family Therapy Networker takes place in September and October. ed. M. <mask>. Therapy with survivors and their families after the Holocaust. In the U.P. Gielen and A.L.Comunian is a book. The Family and Family Therapy in International Perspective is a book. 314–353. The name of the city is Trieste, Italy. <mask>. Being Jewish has influenced my work as a therapist. Australia has a Psychotherapy in Australia.<mask> taught family therapy at the Bouverie Clinic under Dr Goding, who was widely regarded as the person most instrumental in introducing family therapy to Australia. According to Stagoll, <mask> envisioned an independent

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texts: family therapy institute away from the constraints of bureaucracy when he founded Williams Road Family Therapy Centre in 1979. The Centre made its own contribution to the flourishing of family therapy in Australia by founding. It had an open system of working and an "open door policy" for its students, as well as creating a collegial atmosphere for learning through its summer schools. <mask>'s work at the Williams Road Family Therapy Centre is just one of the many presentations he has given. According to Stagoll, <mask> is a master therapist with an extraordinary ability to listen and find solutions without ever getting boxed into whatever the reigning ideology is. He taught me to always listen to what the patient and family have to say.Our loyalty is to our clients. <mask>'s teaching style is marked by clarity, humour and empathy. "<mask>'s charm comes from his gentle worldliness", states Carolyn Quadrio. <mask> has spoken on family therapy and clinical psychology both in his professional sphere and to the wider public audience. He has been interviewed a number of times. <mask> was invited to be a regular commentator on Mondays with <mask> after being interviewed on We All Wear It Differently. <mask> speaks on a wide range of topics, from lighthearted to more solemn, such as his work with Holocaust survivors.<mask>'s courage to enter terrible and violent realm of abuse, torture and terror, such as with Holocaust survivors, demonstrate "the very best work in Family Therapy" according to Stagoll. <mask> has been able to maintain a moral clarity and find a capacity to imagine words and stories that can help people move beyond deadly shames and amnesias. <mask> dares to speak the name that has never been named. He helps connect people to both their old and new communities by doing this. This work does not deny reality, but openly and honestly confronts it, to find ways to a better place, of justice and remembering. External links include www.moshelang.com.au and

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texts: Revolution Championship with ten wins and the Russian Formula 1600 series with five wins. In 2006 he raced in the Euroseries 3000. He scored nine podiums in eighteen races and won four races. He took a pole position in the 2006 F3000 International Masters season. He made his debut in the GP2 Series for David Price Racing. He replaced Pla, who lost his sponsorship from Direxiv after the German round. In 2007, he joined Giorgio Pantano.He won his first race at Valencia on his way to a 13th place finish. He competed in the 24 Hours of Le Mans in a Courage Compétition LMP2 car. The car finished the race in 38th place. The 2008 GP2 Asia Series was won by Romain Grosjean and Sébastien Buemi. The main series was won by the Campos team. He took a win at the Valencia Street Circuit. He won the Sepang sprint race in the 2008–09 GP2 Asia Series.He stayed with the team and finished second in the championship, winning two races at Istanbul Park and Valencia Street Circuit. The 2010 Formula One season was rumored to be the last for <mask>. On January 31, he became the first Russian driver in the Formula One World Championship when he was announced as a driver for Renault. He was given a one-year deal with an option for two more. He was close to signing for Campos but decided against it. He said that he had no major sponsors from Russia, just his dad and some of his friends. Some of his dad's friends included Vladimir Putin, who drove the Renault F1 car and on 4 January 2011 it was revealed that Sergei Chemezov and Leonid Mikhelson would provide financial assistance to the team.On March 1, 2010, Carlos Ghosn met with Putin to announce that he would


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texts: have <mask> as his driver, after the driver's manager sent a letter to Putin asking for assistance. The leader of the Vyborg Russian Mafia and a close friend of Putin, "Antiquary", is a major sponsor of the Renault F1 team and its driver, according to the driver's father. He wants to start scoring points by the middle of the season. Robert was his teammate in the new car. The Russian's first race ended early when the team discovered that his right-front suspension had been damaged by hitting a kerb too hard. He was chasing Rubens Barrichello for tenth place and a World Championship point. He scored his first F1 points when he finished in seventh position in his first race.The race was noted for his overtakes under heavy rain. He started ninth after qualification. He was forced to make a pit stop after a collision with Fernando Alonso. He set the fastest lap of the race on his return to the track. In Hungary, <mask> qualified ahead of his teammate. He finished in 5th place, his highest finish to date, while in Belgium, he started in 23rd place, after failing to set a time in qualification. He finished 9th, his third consecutive points finish, because of 14 places he made up in changeable conditions.After colliding with Hlkenberg, <mask> retired on the first lap and crashed out of the race. He qualified tenth for the final round of the season in Abu Dhabi, ahead of Kubica. In the race, <mask> was moved up the order when drivers ahead of him pitted. The title contender's progress was stopped at the end of the race when Fernando Alonso and Mark Webber both came out behind him. After the season ended, ric Boullier said that there was a

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texts: good chance of <mask> remaining with the team. He was retained by the team on December 22, 2010. The team was renamed Lotus Renault GP after a sponsorship deal with Lotus Cars.Robert Kubica suffered serious injuries in a rally accident and will be joined by Nick Heidfeld for the start of the season. In the first race of the season in Australia, <mask> qualified sixth and secured his first Formula One podium, finishing in third place behind race-winner Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton. In Malaysia, <mask> ran in the points until he ran wide at a corner and left the circuit; attempting to rejoin, he hit a bump caused by a drainage Gully which launched his car into the air and broke the steering column on landing. After he had posted the fourth fastest time in Q2, his car had a technical problem. He started tenth on the grid because he couldn't compete in Q3. He drove a consistent race and made good strategy calls and made his way to ninth after passing several cars after his last stop of a two stop strategy on Lap 37. His points tally was boosted by an eighth place in Turkey and eleventh place in Spain.In Monaco, <mask> was taken to the hospital after a crash in which Adrian Sutil, Lewis Hamilton and Jaime Alguersuari were involved. The race was stopped for 20 minutes after the crash. He returned to the cockpit after being released from the hospital, and finished fifth in Canada. He started from 11th on the grid and finished 15th in Valencia. He finished in the top 12 at the event. In Germany, he returned to Q3 for the first time since Canada and finished ninth. A non-points finish in Hungary was followed by a ninth.The HRT of Liuzzi


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texts: crashed into the side of both of them, eliminating all three cars. In Singapore, where <mask> qualified in 18th and finished 17th, the team had their worst performance of the season. On the 16th lap, <mask> crashed into the back of Michael Schumacher, causing a safety car. It was the third contact between the pair in 2011, when Alonso appeared to be too involved in trying to outbrake <mask> on the long straight before Turn 3. He had to start the race from 16th place because of the five-place grid penalty he incurred for the incident at the inaugural. He finished eleventh in the race and missed out on points because he was in front of Bruno Senna. After finishing 13th in Abu Dhabi, <mask> launched an attack on his team in an interview on Russian television, citing lack of development, strategy mistakes, and criticisms of the drivers by team management.The matter was closed after ric Bouiller claimed the matter was over. With Adrian Sutil finishing sixth in the race in Brazil, he moved ahead of <mask> for ninth place in the title race. In December of 2011, it was announced that Romain Grosjean would partner Kimi Rikknen at the team. On February 17th, it was announced that he would replace Italian Jarno Trulli in the Caterham F1 Team. A steering problem forced him to retire from the race on the 36th lap. In Malaysia, <mask> drove a clean race to finish 16th. It became apparent that the Caterham was quicker than Marussia and HRT.At the place where he qualified in 20th, he made his way up through the race to finish 18th, ahead of Kovalainen who lost two laps in the pits. The Caterham's position as the fastest of the new teams for the third

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texts: year running has been solidified by the fact that <mask> finished the race in 16th place, equalling his best result in Malaysia earlier. It was the first time that <mask> had qualified ahead of his teammate, however, he finished behind him for the first time in the season. He retired from the race on the 15th lap with electrical failure, giving him his second retirement of the season. Even though he was able to qualify in 19th, he was unable to keep pace at the start and finished one lap behind the leaders. After starting the race on the tenth row of the grid, <mask> ran as high as tenth, but was involved in a collision with Daniel Ricciardo and finished thirteenth. After being outpaced by his teammate, <mask> began to turn the tables on him.He won four of the last five races of the season. In the final race of the season in Brazil, <mask> finished a season's best eleventh, making a crucial pass on Marussia's Charles Pic in the closing stages of the Grand Prix. Caterham moved back ahead of Marussia to claim 10th place in the Constructors' Championship, a position worth millions of pounds more in prize money. The team replaced both him and Kovalainen with Charles Pic and Giedo van der Garde. The Russian driver signed with Mercedes to drive in the DTM. He left the sport after one year after finishing last in the Drivers' Championship. He lived in Valencia, Spain while he was a F1 driver.In the Russian release of Cars 2, <mask> voiced a character based on himself. Sergei is a music composer. The death of <mask>'s father, who was an influential businessman and municipal deputy in his home city of Vyborg, forced him to stand down from his

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title: Kazim Azimov

texts: <mask> is a historian of philosophy, culture, sociologist, Orientalist and specialist in the field of history of ancient and medieval philosophy of the Middle East and Azerbaijan. He became a professor after receiving a doctorate of sciences in philosophy. <mask> was born on February 10, 1951. His parents were teachers. His maternal and paternal grandfather were both involved in philanthropic activities. His father was a public figure. After graduating from secondary school in 1968, he studied at the faculty of English and Azerbaijani languages at the Institute of Foreign Languages.He graduated from AUL with honors. He was assigned to teach the English language at AUL. He was in the Soviet army. He continued his studies at the Moscow State University postgraduate school for a PhD in philosophy. He defended his PhD thesis in 1979 titled "Ethical Thought of Medieval Azerbaijan and Critique of Western Orientalism" at the philosophy faculty of Moscow State University. He continued to learn Arabic and Persian languages at the faculty of Oriental Studies at the Azerbaijan State University. He obtained a doctor in sciences in philosophy from Moscow State University in 1986 and defended his thesis in 1989.He became a professor in 1990. Prof. Azimov has been combining his teaching activity with his scientific research. Azimov was recommended as a teacher of philosophy for foreign students

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texts: by the Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy at the Moscow State University. He was a teacher, Associate Professor, Professor, Head of the Department of Social Sciences at the Azerbaijan State Institute of Arts, Head of the Department of Philosophy and Sociology, and the Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Law. He is a professor of sociology, history and methodology at the university. He is a visiting professor and senior research fellow at universities in the United States and Europe. In his monograph, <mask> Azimov compares the ideas of medieval and classical Greek in the context of the philosophy of the Middle East.For the first time in the Soviet and Western academic literature, he has taken a semiotic approach to the medieval Middle Eastern and Azerbaijani culture and philosophy. The idea of polyfunctionality of medieval Muslim cultural texts and the classification of the languages of medieval cultures were theoretically grounded. Medieval Islamic thought was considered to be materialistic pantheism in soviet academic literature. For an accurate terminological and conceptual definition of God and His relationship to the world and man in medieval Islamic philosophy, <mask> Azimov thought up a new term - "Theopantism". The Islamic medieval philosophy was redefined by <mask> Azimov. The "mythological-poetic panentism" and the "transcendental philosophy of the all-unity" are

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texts: two alternative conceptions for medieval Islamic philosophy proposed by <mask> Azimov. Theopantism is religious, mystical and intellectual.Middle Eastern, including medieval religious, mystical-poetic and philosophical thoughts, are adequate to these two forms. The non-dialectical nature of dual code in medieval Islamic thought is advocated by Prof. Azimov. The highest order of traditional Reality, devoid of material space-time dimensions, is the meaning of the meanings of the two oppositions in Islam. In the meantime, modern researchers mix the logical basis of the knowledge of the Superior Reality with the ontological basis of the existence or formation of the material world. They blur the line between the worlds of noumena and phenomena and the immanent causality of material beings. The modern Western concepts of Orientalism were analyzed by <mask> Azimov. The second monograph by <mask> Azimov, "The problem of man in the religious and philosophical doctrines of Zoroastrianism and Islam" continues his studies in eternally "old" and "new" questions about human existence.The problems of religious and philosophical anthropology of Zoroastrianism and Islam in domestic and foreign academic literature have not been studied before. The problem of man is the focus of Kazim Azimov's studies. A contrasting examination of cultures and civilizations in the given region is based on the


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texts: concept of continuity/discontinuity of philosophical thoughts in the countries of the Middle East. Within the framework of a strict chronology of the era of antiquity, more precisely before the emergence of Islam in the East and Christianity in the West, it introduces the concept of a Central Eurasian geocultural continuum. Zoroastrian philosophy is an important part of the cultural space and time. It used to be a universal language of the ancient Middle East and Azerbaijan. The emergence of Christianity and Islam has an effect on the direction of philosophy in the region.<mask> Azimov picks up their convergences for the first time. The Zoroastrian and Islamic religions are considered to be an aggregate of beliefs, cults, rituals, and historical forms of values-laden knowledge about human existence. K. Azimov believes that the sociocultural context, the ideological and worldview contents of Zoroastrianism and Islam, in which traditions play a significant role, set up a common base for philosophy on the issues of man. The state of things is connected to the nature of the prophetic cultures, which represent not a type of free will, but an example of knowing the totality of the truth revealed by a true creator. God and his people. The reception and review Soviet specialists had positive things to say about the Zoroastrian and Islamic religious, mystical and philosophical


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texts: written in 1991. "Society of Knowledge" was published in 1991.Problema Cheloveka i obshestva v drevney. Moskva "Inion" Akademiya Nauk was published in 1987. There is a problem of man in ancient and medieval social philosophy. Moscow was deposited in the Academy of Sciences. Moscow, 1987 350 P. Professor is one of the sources.K.A.<mask> is a person. Mstqil Azrbaycanda Flsf v Filosoflar. S.234- 236 was published in 2007. There are philosophers and philosophers in Azerbaijan. In 2007, pp. It was 234–235. Avesta.S. 2 and 3. Avest. There was a pp. in Baku, savesay savesay savesay savesay, savesay, savesay, savesay savesay, savesay savesay savesay, savesay savesay savesay savesay, savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay, savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay, savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay, savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay It was 2–3. The name is Azimov, and the person is the one who is the one who is the one who is the person who is the person who is the person who is the person who is the person who is the person who is the person who is the person who is the person who is Problema Cheloveka v religiozno-filosofskikh doktrinakh. The year 2003You can find it at the Harvard Widener Library. The name is Azimov, and the person is the one who is the one who is the one who is the person who is the person who is the person


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title: Stelian Tănase

texts: He is a writer, journalist, political analyst, and host of a talk show. Tnase was the president of TVR. After the fall of the Communist regime, he became a leading figure of the civil society in the country. The first editor-in-chief of 22 magazine was <mask>. The Civic Alliance's vice-president between 1991 and 1993 was a founding member of the Group for Social Dialogue. He founded Sfera Politicii in 1992 and is a regular contributor to various newspapers. He was the host of several talk shows over the years.In March 2002, Tnase invited his best friend to a discussion on his talk show after it was revealed that the latter had been a Securitate Informant. He graduated from the local university's Faculty of Philosophy in 1977. Two of his first three books were banned by the Communist regime. In 1990 he was one of the main organizers of the Piata Universitatii marathon protest, which was against the former members of the Communist Party who had gained power during the Revolution. The group inside the Civic Alliance called for the organization's transformation into a political party. He was elected to the Chamber of Deputies for the 1992–1996 legislature as a member of the newly created Civic Alliance Party. He was a member of the Special Committee for the Advancing a Legislative Proposal Regarding the Functioning of Political Parties.He was a member of the Presidential Commission for the Study of the Communist Dictatorship in Romania. The Commission was founded by the President in order to provide an official and academic basis for condemning the communist regime. This took place on December 18, 2006 when the President presented the


title: Patrick White

texts: An Australian writer named <mask> published 12 novels, three short-story collections, and eight plays from 1935 to 1987. <mask>'s fiction has a stream of consciousness techniques. He was the only Australian to have been awarded the prize, which was for "an epic and psychological narrative art which has introduced a new continent into literature". The Miles Franklin Award was given to <mask>. <mask> was born to <mask> and Ruth Withycombe in an apartment overlooking Hyde Park, London on May 28, 1912. He was six months old when his family returned to Australia. While his parents lived in an adjoining flat, he lived in a flat with his sister, nanny, and maid.In 1916 they moved to a house in Elizabeth Bay, which later became a nursing home, and it was there that they met <mask>'s partner Manoly Lascaris. <mask>'s maternal grandfather died of asthma at the age of four. <mask> couldn't participate in many childhood activities because of his health issues. His mother took him to see The Merchant of Venice when he was six years old. He danced for his mother's friends when he performed private rites in the garden. He attended kindergarten at Sandtoft in Woollahra at the age of five. At the age of ten, <mask> was sent to a boarding school in Moss Vale in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales in an attempt to abate his asthma.It took him a while to get used to the other children. He started to write plays at boarding school. <mask> wrote about adult themes at an early age. <mask>'s parents agreed to send him to a public school in England after the boarding school ran into financial trouble. <mask> was at a college in England. He said it was a four-year prison sentence. <mask> had a limited circle of friends.Occasionally, he would travel with his parents, but their relationship was not as close as it could have been. He spent time with his cousin Jack Withycombe, and Jack's daughter Elizabeth

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texts: Withycombe became a mentor to him while he was writing his first book of poems. Ronald Waterall was a close friend of <mask>'s at school. <mask>'s biographer, David Marr, wrote that "the two men would walk, arm-in-arm, to London shows, and stand around stage doors crumbing for a glimpse of their favourite stars, giving a practical demonstration of a chorus girl's high kick." <mask> withdrew again when Waterall left school. His parents were unsure if he could leave school to become an actor. If he came home to Australia to try life on the land, the parents allowed him to finish school early.His parents wanted him to work on the land rather than become a writer because they wanted him to temper his artistic ambitions. <mask> worked as a stockman at Bolaro, a station near Adaminaby, on the edge of the Snowy Mountains, for two years. He was not cut out for this life even though he grew to respect the land and his health improved. <mask> lived in England from 1932 to 1935, studying French and German literature at King's College, Cambridge University. He had a romantic attraction to a young man who had come to King's College to become a priest. <mask> did not speak of his feelings for fear that his sexuality would doom him to a lonely life, like many other gay men of that period. <mask> was told by the student priest that women meant nothing to him sexually.It was <mask>'s first love affair. During <mask>'s time at Cambridge, he published a collection of poetry entitled The Ploughman and Other Poems, and wrote a play called Bread and Butter Women, which was later performed by an amateur group. After being admitted to the degree of Bachelor of Arts in 1935, <mask> settled in London, where he lived in an area that was frequented by artists. There was a young author who wrote several unpublished works and reworked Happy Valley, a novel that he had written while jackarooing. <mask>'s father

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texts: left him ten thousand pounds in inheritance. He was able to write full-time because of his fortune. He was able to find a publisher for Happy Valley.The novel was poorly received in Australia. Nightside was abandoned after receiving negative comments, a decision that he later admitted regretting. Roy De Maistre, 18 years <mask>'s senior, became an important influence in <mask>'s life and work. The two men were firm friends. He became what <mask> needed the most, an intellectual and aesthetic mentor. They were both gay and felt like outsiders in their own families, yet they both maintained close and lifelong ties with their mothers. Christian symbolism and biblical themes are common in both artists' work, and they both appreciated the benefits of social standing and connections.<mask> acknowledged De Maistre's influence on his writing by dedicating his first novel Happy Valley to him. De Maistre's painting Figure in a Garden (The Aunt) was used as the cover for the first edition of <mask>'s The Aunt's Story. Many of De Maistre's paintings were bought by <mask>. The Art Gallery of New South Wales received all of <mask>'s paintings. At the end of the 1930s, <mask> spent time in the United States, including Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and New York City, where he wrote The Living and the Dead. He joined the British Royal Air Force after returning to London. He was posted to the Middle East after being accepted as an intelligence officer.Before the war ended, he served in Egypt, Palestine, and Greece. He had an affair with a Greek army officer while he was in the Middle East. <mask> and Lascaris lived together in Cairo for six years before moving to a small farm purchased by <mask> in 1948. After the death of <mask>'s mother in 1963, they moved into a large house in the park and lived there for the rest of their lives. After the war, <mask> returned to Australia and bought a house in a

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texts: suburb. The house was named after the trees he planted there. He met Lascaris, the Greek he had met during the war, in this house.They lived there for 18 years and sold flowers, vegetables, milk, and cream. He made a reputation for himself as a writer when he published The Aunt's Story and The Tree of Man in the United States and the United Kingdom in 1955. The Tree of Man was panned in Australia despite being released to rave reviews in the US. After three of his books were called 'un-Australian' by critics in Australia, <mask> had doubts about whether to continue writing. His first breakthrough in Australia was when his next novel won a literary award. <mask> published Riders in the Chariot in 1961. He had a second Miles Franklin Award and it was to become both a bestseller and a prizewinner.The house at Castle Hill was sold in 1963. A number of <mask>'s works from the 1960s depict the fictional town of Sarsaparilla, including his collection of short stories, The Burnt Ones. By now, he had established his reputation as one of the world's great authors, but remained an essentially private person, resisting opportunities for interviews and public appearances although his circle of friends had widened significantly. <mask> wrote a character portrait of an artist in 1968. <mask> denied the connections between his friend Sidney Nolan and the painter John Passmore. As a young man, <mask> was deeply impressed by his friends Roy De Maistre and Francis Bacon, and later said he wished he had been an artist. In the mid-1960s, he became interested in encouraging dozens of young and less established artists, such as James Clifford, Erica McGilchrist, and Lawrence Daws.<mask> and <mask> were friends in the 70s. <mask> ended his friendship with <mask> because he felt that <mask> was dishonest about selling his paintings. The 1962 Archibald Prize was won by a portrait of <mask>. <mask> declined

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texts: the Britannia Award and another Miles Franklin Award because he didn't want to accept any more prizes for his work. <mask> was approached by Harry M. Miller to work on a script, but nothing came of it. He joined a number of other public figures in signing a statement of defiance against Australia's decision to participate in the Vietnam War. In 1971 he wrote to a friend that he had been a contender for the Nobel Prize in Literature.I hope I never hear about it again. When we thought that only applied to Australian awards, the machinery behind it seemed a bit dirty. If I won the prize, I would be held up to the world as an Australian writer, and it would upset my life too much, since I am a cosmopolitan Londoner. <mask> accepted the prize for "an epic and psychological narrative art, which has introduced a new continent into literature" in 1973. His cause was championed by a Swedish diplomat in Australia. Nolan was enlisted by <mask> to accept the prize on his behalf. His publisher doubled the print run for The Eye of the Storm and gave him a larger advance for his next novel after he won the award.The money from the prize was used to establish a trust to fund the <mask> Award, which is given annually to established creative writers who have received little public recognition. He was invited to be seated on the floor of the House in recognition of his achievement. <mask> said that he couldn't adapt to such a situation. The last time an invitation was extended was in 1928. <mask> was made Australian of the Year in 1974 and encouraged Australians to reflect on the state of the country in his acceptance speech. He was less than enthusiastic about it. Something terrible happened to him last week, he wrote in a letter to Marshall Best.The Australian of the Year has to attend an official lunch in Melbourne Town Hall on Australia Day. They ran through all the swimmers, tennis players, and

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texts: yachtsmen and picked on me. <mask> and Lascaris hosted a lot of dinner parties at Highbury, their home in the eastern suburbs. In <mask>, A Life, his biographer David Marr portrays <mask> as a good host but one who fell out with his friends. After the 1975 Australian constitutional crisis, <mask> became antiroyalist and made a rare appearance on national television to discuss his views. The historian Manning Clark, satirist Barry Humphries, and unionist Jack Mundey were all praised by <mask>. <mask>'s health began to decline in the 1970s due to issues with his teeth, eyesight, and lung problems.<mask> became more political during this time. He started to comment on current issues. He was a member of the first group of Companions of the Order of Australia in 1975, but resigned in protest at the dismissal of the government in 1975. <mask> wanted to give younger writers a chance to win the Booker Prize because his novel was a contender. The winner was four years younger than <mask>. <mask> said that he would only write for radio or the stage after writing his last novel. The director introduced himself to <mask> while walking down the street.<mask> had seen a politically loaded stage show that had been panned by newspaper critics. <mask> wrote a letter to the editor of the newspaper defending the show. They are different in their ages. <mask> was inspired to write a couple of new plays after he became friends with Sharman and his theatrical circle, as well as his visual style as a director. <mask> was asked if he could make a film about The Night the Prowler. <mask> wrote the script for the film. In 1981 <mask> published his memoir, Flaws in the Glass: a self-portrait, which explored issues about which he had publicly said little, such as his homosexuality, his dislike of the "subservient" attitude of Australian society towards Britain and the Royal family, and also the distance<mask>

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texts: spoke to a crowd of 30,000 people on Palm Sunday in 1982, calling for a ban on uranium mining and the destruction of nuclear weapons. <mask>jian Gray", with <mask> named as editor. The opera was composed by Richard Meale and adapted by David Malouf. Queen Elizabeth II was invited to see it at the Festival of Arts, but <mask> refused to see it. <mask> wrote Three Uneasy Pieces in 1987, in which he discussed society's efforts to achieve aesthetic perfection. The subject of David Marr's biography of <mask> spent nine days with him. <mask> died in Australia in 1990.<mask>'s play The Season was staged in 2009. <mask>'s novel The Vivisector was nominated for the Lost Man Booker Prize in 1970. The Eye of the Storm was a film that featured a son, a daughter, and a matriarch. This is the first screen realization of a <mask> novel, and it was the one that played a key role in the Swedish panel's choice of <mask> as the winner of the prize. Happy Valley, The Living and the Dead, The Aunt's Story, The Tree of Man, and Riders in the Chariot are novels. Privately printed, (ca.) The Ploughman and Other Poems was written in 1929.The play Bread and Butter Women was Unpublished. The School for Friends was not published. Return to Abyssinia was not published. The funeral took place in 1947. The Union Theatre was built in 1961. A Cheery Soul, Night on Bald Mountain, Signal Driver, Shepherd on the Rocks, and The Night the Prowler all received awards. <mask> and Nugget Coombs were members of the first group of six people appointed Companion of the Order of Australia in the civil division.The awards were announced in 1975. When the Knight of the Order of Australia was created, they both resigned from the order. <mask> resigned in protest at the dismissal of the government. The <mask> White Lawns are located next to the National Library of Australia. The lower lawn is higher than the library lawn and is

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texts: close to the retaining wall of the main library entrance. Concerts and other large scale public events can be held under the auspices of the National Capital Authority. A Conversation with <mask>, Australian Writers in Profile, Southerly, No.3 was published in 1973.Ian Henderson and Anouk Lang wrote Studies in Classic Australian Fiction. <mask> and the Influence of theVisual Arts in his Work is a thesis from the Dept. The University of Melbourne has an English degree. The book was written by Clayton Joyce. <mask>: A Tribute was published in 1991. The Macmillan Commonwealth Writers Series was written by Brian Kiernan and <mask>. Alan Lawson is the author.<mask>: Selected Writings is a collection of writings by <mask>. David Marr is the author. Random House Australia, was written by <mask>. The Significance of its Title, World Literature Written in English 28.2 was written by Irmtraud Petersson. <mask> wrote Dissociation and Wholeness in his fiction. The person is Elizabeth McMahon. Remembering <mask> is a collection of essays.<mask>'s Theatre: Australian Modernism on Stage was written by Denise Varney. Paul Brennan was the publisher of <mask>, <mask> Speaks. The Aunt's story was written by <mask>. Cynthia Vanden Drissen wrote "<mask> and the indigene, Rodopi, Amsterdam, New York, 2009." <mask>: The Late Years, PanMacmillan Australia, 1995 was written by William Yang. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation has put together a collection of quotes from <mask>'s novels, as well as a range of critical interpretations of his work and personal remembrances of <mask> as a man. The acquisition of a large collection of <mask>'s personal documents and manuscripts was announced by <mask> in a Times Literary Supplement Press release.The NLA has an online catalogue of documents. Detailed analysis of <mask>'s novel. Alumni of King's College, Cambridge and anti–Vietnam War activists are some of the

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title: Yu Youjun

texts: <mask> is a retired Chinese politician. He was once the Mayor of Shenzhen and the Executive Vice-Governor of Hunan province. He served as Party Branch Secretary and Vice Minister of Culture after he resigned as governor. In October 2008, <mask> was removed from the 17th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, and his party membership was put on a two year suspension, which is considered to be just short of expulsion. He was a deputy director of the Office of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project. He retired in 2015 and joined the faculty of his alma mater, Sun Yat-Sen University as a full-time professor. <mask> holds a doctorate in philosophy.He joined the CPC in 1976. He worked as a party secretary in the city of Guangzhou in Guangdong province. From 1994 to 2000 he was a member of the provincial Party Standing Committee and concurrently head of the provincial party organization's propaganda department. From 1999 to 2003 <mask> was the Mayor of Shenzhen, China's first and arguably most successful Special Economic Zone. An 18,000-character essay "Shenzhen, who has abandoned you?" was written in 2002. The comprehensive and data-rich examination of various public policies pertaining to the SEZ and the implications of extending them to other parts of the country was published online by a netizen. <mask> met with the author of an essay to discuss Shenzhen and its development.His act was hailed as a great step forward in boosting communication between high officials and internet users. In June 2003 <mask> was promoted to Vice Governor of Hunan province. He was promoted to governor of the coal-rich province in 2005. Several thousand illegal coal mines were closed and the improvement of the environment was one of the initiatives he undertook. <mask> was known for attracting investment into the province, which was credited with fostering the province's economic growth. Following the Chinese slave scandal of 2007, <mask> came onto the international spotlight. He apologized for the mistake and offered a self-criticism, which is unusual in Chinese politics.In September 2007, <mask> stepped down as governor. In preparation for the

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texts: formation of the new Cabinet in 2008, <mask> resigned his party and government positions in the state. The Vice Minister of the Ministry of Culture was appointed by him. <mask> was chosen as a member of the 17th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in 2007, but was passed over for promotion to Minister of Culture in the March 2008 Cabinet reshuffle. The post ended up going to Cai Wu. The report on <mask>'s offenses was approved by the party rank-and-file during the Third Plenary Session of the 17th CPC Central Committee. <mask>'s party membership was subject to a two-year probationary period after he was removed from the Central Committee.Hong Kong media speculated that <mask> may have been involved in political maneuvering at the Ministerial level. <mask> had lost many of his rights as a senior party member, including the right to vote for party representatives and stand for party offices. Should he show remorse for his actions, he could be restored as a full member. He was the only member of the 17th Central Committee who was given this treatment, which led to widespread belief that his removal was politically motivated. <mask> took the time to write two books, one focused on Chinese history from 1919 to 1965, trying to piece together an accurate account of historical events during that time period, and the other was entitled The 500 Year History of Socialism. Several state awards were given to the books. <mask> was appointed as deputy director of the Office of South-North Water Transfer Project in February of 2011.This project is the largest and most ambitious water diversion project in history, with a budget several times that of the Three Gorges Dam. His case was not serious because he had re-gained favour. <mask> helped to complete the East and Middle segments of the massive project after taking on the post. The mandatory retirement age forced <mask> to retire from his government post. According to state media, <mask> was the oldest member of the leadership team. After retirement, <mask> joined the faculty of his alma mater. The South-to-North Water Diversion Project Commission has an official biography of

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title: Thomas Fuller

texts: delivered at the Savoy to audiences which extended into the chapel-yard. He urged the signing of petitions to the king at Oxford and the parliament to continue their care in advance of an accommodation, as he set forth with searching and truthful minuteness. He says in his appeal that he was asked to carry a petition to the king at Oxford. The petition was given to Sir Edward Wardour, clerk of the pells, Dr Dukeson, and four or five others from the city of Westminster and the parishes contiguous to the Savoy. The equipage of two coaches, four or six horses and eight or ten attendants was granted a pass by the House of Lords.On the arrival of the deputation at the Treaty of Uxbridge, on 4 January, officers of the Parliamentary army stopped the coaches and searched the gentlemen, and they found two scandalous books arraigning the proceedings of the House, and letters with ciphers to Lord Viscount. The party was briefly imprisoned after a joint order of both Houses. The petition was published with the royal reply. "Yea, let him take all, so my Lord" was the sermon that was preached at Westminster Abbey on the anniversary of Charles I's accession. He preached on church reform, satirising the religious reformers, and maintained that only the Supreme Power could initiate reforms. After leaving London, he joined the king at Oxford and stayed in a chamber at Lincoln College. He responded to John Saltmarsh, who had attacked his views on ecclesiastical reform.A sermon was preached at St Mary's, Oxford, before the king and Prince Charles, called Jacob's Vow. The high royalists were offended by the spirit of <mask>'s preaching. He became a reverend to silence unjust censures. He had little list or leisure to write for the first five years of the war, fearing to be made a history and shifting daily for his


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texts: England and Wales, he advocated for a free and full parliament, as well as from previous engagements. The motto of the Better Times was "Let your moderation be known to all men: the Lord is at hand". The 'Notes upon Jonah' was written in 1657. John Stafford. The history of the Worthies of England.His best-known work. The Poems and translations in verse, including fifty-nine hitherto unpublished epigrams of <mask> and his much-wished form of prayer, were collected and edited for the first time with introduction and notes. Grosart was printed for private circulation. His sense of humor kept him from being crazy. "He weathered the late great storm with more success than many other great men", said Laurence Echard in his History of England. He was considered a perfect walking library. There are antithetic and axiomatic sentences in his pages.After reading the Church History, "Wit" was the stuff and substance of <mask>'s thinking. Charles Lamb was a fan of "golden works." Eleanor was the daughter of Hugh Grove of Chisenbury. She died in 1641. Their son, John, who was christened at Broadwindsor by his father on 6 June 1641, saw his father's Worthies of England through the press in 1662, and became the rector of Great Wakering, Essex. Mary Roper was the youngest sister of <mask>, 1st Viscount Baltinglass, and he had several children with her. Bailey, J. E., is the author of The Life of <mask>.There is a detailed bibliography in this book. The History of the University of Cambridge: from the Conquest to the year 1634. The Worthies of England was published by Cambridge University Press. The Collected Sermons were edited by J. E. Bailey. 2 volumes. Unwin Bros External Attribution links ist die bey. Im Hof was born in 1750.The History of the Holy War is a digital edition by the University and State Library in

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title: Pieter Jeremias Blignaut

texts: TheBoer civil servant, Government Secretary of the Orange Free State, and twice the State President, died in 1909. Blignaut was a member of the Legislative Assembly of the Orange River Colony after the end of the South African War. He was a member of several state commissions. Blignaut was a member of the old Cape family and the son of Johannes and Johanna. He was named after his grandfather, who was a burgher of Stellenbosch. After her death with Ms. C.J., Blignaut was married twice. The sister of the president.Blignaut had six children. The Gymnasium (Grammar School) was where Blignaut attended the State School in Paarl. Blignaut joined the colonial administration after his exams. He moved to the Orange Free State after passing the examination for the State Service Certificate of the Cape Colony. He was appointed to the position of clerk to the Landdrost and Justice of the Peace of Philippolis. Civil, judicial, and military administration were all in the same place. In view of the threats of Basotho, President Brand ordered the reorganisation of the Orange Free State defence and the creation of clear regulations for the different Volunteer Corps.For Philippolis <mask> and J.G. The conference was attended by Fraser. The clerk position in Fauresmith was held by Blignaut for four years. He was promoted to Landdrost on October 25, 1866 and again four years later on September 28, 1870. When Government Secretary Hhne died in April 1879, Blignaut was asked to fill the position and was appointed by the State President on 20 May. Blignaut held the position of Government Secretary for twenty-one years, first through a period of economic prosperity for the country, and then through the South African War. Blignaut was an efficient and dedicated civil servant, with a


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texts: keen eye for both home and foreign affairs.The British and the Transvaal had a difficult relationship. Blignaut was often charged with difficult tasks. Blignaut was popular with both the burghers of the Orange Free State and the civil servants because of his open personality. The three State presidents he worked with had full confidence in Blignaut. The length of his tenure made him one of the most knowledgeable people in the state. When President Brand died in 1888 and after the resignation of President Reitz in 1895, Blignaut was the natural choice to be the acting State President. The removal of the government was organised by Blignaut after the war broke out in 1899.He stayed with the government in the field. In January 1901, gravely ill, he was issued with a laissez-passer to travel to his farm, where he stayed for the rest of the war. C.J. is his wife. He was active in the war. The Ladies' Committee was set up to look after the welfare of the women and children in the British concentration camps. Blignaut quickly adapted to the new political situation after the signing of the treaty. State Secretary Reitz in the South African Republic signed the treaty, but he did not want to take the oath of allegiance to the British government, so Blignaut did so within a week.The last phase of the war may have influenced <mask>'s thinking about the future of the Orange Free State. The British government almost immediately appointed Blignaut as member of the Central Repatriation Committee for the Orange River Colony, that was charged with the repatriation and resettling of the thousands of Free Staters who had fled their homes, were imprisoned in concentration camps, and had been in the The Central Repatriation Committee was part of the treaty. Blignaut pointed


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texts: out the poverty and destitution of many white Free Staters to the administration of the Orange River Colony, arranging for employment opportunities to be created for them. After the return to responsible government in 1907, <mask> became a member of the Legislative Assembly. His impact on the proceedings of these two institutions was limited because he was a better civil servant than a politician. With his appointment as a delegate to the South African Customs Conference in 1903, his expertise was put to better use.Despite a successful operation, Blignaut died the day after in his residence. He was a member of the South African Freemasons. He was buried with the help of the members of the Rising Star Lodge. Literature External links 1841 births 1909 deaths People from Paarl Afrikaner people State Presidents of the Orange Free State Alumni of Paarl Gimnasium South African


title: Princess Marie Louise of Schleswig-Holstein

texts: Princess <mask> was a granddaughter of Queen Victoria. Princess <mask> was born at Cumberland Lodge. She was a member of the House. Prince Christian was the third son of Duke Christian of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg and Countess <mask> of Danneskjold-Samse. She was the fifth child and third daughter of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. She was christened on 18 September 1872. Her godparents were the Emperor and Queen of Austria.The Princess was a member of the British Royal Family. The children of Prince and Princess Christian were to be styled "Highness". Princess <mask> was styled Her Highness Princess <mask> of Schleswig-Holstein only in the United Kingdom. She was known to her family as Louie. She was a bridesmaid at the wedding of Prince Henry of Battenberg. Princess <mask> wed Prince Aribert of Anhalt at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle in 1933. Frederick I, Duke of Anhalt, and his wife, Princess Antoinette, had a third son, Prince Aribert.The match was arranged by the bride's first cousin, the German Emperor. Though contemporary sources did not directly suggest it was a cause of his marriage dissolution, a number of contemporaries and subsequent historical accounts suggest Aribert was bisexual or homosexual, and that an indiscretion with a male attendant was the catalyst for the dissolution. His father annulled the marriage on December 13, 1900. Princess <mask> returned to Britain immediately after her official visit to Canada. She never

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title: Alice Stuart

texts: <mask> was born in Wenatchee, Washington, the United States, on June 15, 1942. She traveled with Van Morrison and Mississippi John Hurt. She was invited to tour nationally and internationally with Ramblin' Jack, Doc, Jerry, Ricks, Phil, and Joan, as well as television appearances on The Dick Cavett Show and the Old Grey Whistle Test. <mask>'s songs have 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask> started taking piano lessons when he was five. She picked up a guitar at the age of 18. Classical music, country artists of the 1940s and 1950s such as Hank Snow, Hank Williams, Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, The Everly Brothers, and records from the 1920s and 1930 were some of Stuart's early influences.<mask> played at the Berkeley Folk Festival at the age of 22. She was invited to perform in 1966 and 1970. She formed a friendship with Mississippi John Hurt, which led to the two touring together. A beautiful new female voice is now on the folk horizon. <mask> is its owner. She

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texts: sings with a freshness that is exciting. A folk find!She met Frank Zappa at a coffeehouse. They were waiting to meet the same person. <mask> was a member of Zappa's band, The Mothers of Invention, which was mostly a blues band. Zappa wanted to use <mask>'s acoustic style with his electric leads. She only lasted a few months with the group before leaving. <mask> didn't record anything with the group. Zappa said that he fired <mask> from the band because she couldn't play "Louie Louie", although his sarcastic sense of humor leaves no doubt that this was intended to be a joke.<mask> appeared on the Old Grey Whistle Test, a television program that aired in Europe. Among others, a group named Redwing appeared, which included Timothy B. Schmit, later of The Eagles. <mask> and Redwing were on the same label. <mask> sang the title theme song to the movie "Fitz the Cat" in 1972, which was an X-rated movie. <mask> appeared on The Dick Cavett Show in 1973. Jimmy Breslin was one of the guests on the show. She also performed with many other people.<mask> sat in with Jerry and Merl at The Lion's Share several times. "Well, so much for 'Mary Hamilton'" was an article on <mask> in 1974. <mask> was profiled in 1975 by Rolling Stone in a feature called "Guitars of the Stars". <mask> contributed her song "Highway" to the album project Artists for Charity - Guitarists 4 the Kids, produced by Slang, to assist World Vision Canada in helping underprivileged kids in need. She lives in the Seattle area and tours with her band, The Formerlys, which includes a man who was in The Kingsmen from 1984 to 1992 and a man who was in Chuck Berry's

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title: Julian Bream

texts: North America was in 1959.The formation of the Julian Bream Consort happened in 1960. The music of the Elizabethan era was rediscovered by the consort. The US debut of Bream's Consort was performed in Boston in 1963. Bream was a tutor at the music summer school. In 1984 he was seriously injured in a car accident. The performance of Malcolm Arnold's Guitar Concerto was broadcast in 1991. At the Japan Festival in London, he participated in a recital and performance of works by Toru Takemitsu.He performed two times at the Wigmore Hall during the 1992–93 season, one of which was a concert celebrating his 60th birthday. He toured the Far East, visiting Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea and Japan, and performed the premiere of the arrangement for guitar and orchestra of Albéniz's Iberia at the proms. In 1994 <mask> made his debut in Turkey and Israel, and the following year he played for the soundtrack to a Hollywood film. He performed a recital in 1997 for the 50th anniversary of his debut. The This Is Your Life programme was dedicated to Bream after a concert at the Queen Elizabeth Hall. A Kosovo Aid concert was held at St. John's, Smith Square, London. 50 years after his debut at Wigmore Hall, he gave an anniversary recital in 2001.His last recital was at Maddermarket Theatre. The style and influences of Bream's recitals were wide-ranging, including transcriptions from the 17th century, many pieces by Bach arranged for guitar, popular Spanish pieces, and


title: Pam Hogg

texts: Her first fashion collection was launched in 1981. She has created clothes for many people, including Ian Astbury of The Cult. She was born near Glasgow. She went on to study at the Royal College of Art in London after winning a number of awards at the Glasgow School of Art. She joined her first band 'Rubbish' at the end of the seventies and supported The Pogues. <mask> was in her 20s when she launched her first fashion collection. At the beginning of the 1980s in London, she was one of the new wave of designers.She first sold her designs at Hyper Hyper at Kensington Market and later from her own shop in London's West-end, always refusing to sell out to the mainstream fashion industry. Her collections included the names Warrior Queen, Best Dressed Chicken in Town, and Wild Wild Women of the West. She had a hit with Britain's first acid house band, The Garden of Eden, with Mark Tinley and Steve Jackson. The first fashion design exhibition to be held there was held in 1990 and was well attended. In 1991, Terry Wogan introduced her to his show as one of the most original, inventive, creative designers in Britain. After a brief appearance on stage in Nashville with industrial noise band Pigface, she shifted her focus back to writing music full-time. She formed a new band in five days and opened for the post punk band The Raincoats.Between 1999 and 2001, her continued love of designing and making clothes resulted in two catwalk collections and her first Fashion Film "Accelerator". She discovered a talent for script writing and directing and was able to land a few roles. The "Cramps like band" that was formed in 2003 was known as the Hoggdoll. Using his swamp like Rockabilly sounds as a backdrop she wrote and recorded 6 tracks in as many weeks and built up an underground following across the globe. She


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texts: designed the costumes for the Dreamshow. <mask> was invited to exhibit in the traveling Art exhibition "Switch on the Power" by the Spanish curator. She was able to return to the video medium, producing and directing two promos that incorporated her clothes and music.She cast a host of friends, including Alison Mosshart from the Kills, to appear with her in the new twin collections inspired by shiny metals and reflective surfaces. The videos 'Opal Eyes' and 'Electricman' were viewed by a whole new audience, as well as the exhibition itself. The exposure and direct access to <mask>'s work resulted in a renewed interest in her work and resulted in media attention from magazines. <mask> announced her return to fashion during the show. The first store to stock the new <mask>-Couture collection was in London. She was asked to dress their windows for Halloween, an honor rarely given to one designer. During "Britweek" in April of last year, <mask> was honoured for her achievements.In Los Angeles. The models included Lady Victoria Hervey. British Artists from Los Angeles and London were involved in an art installation. The Head of BAFTA, in Los Angeles, was hosted by the artist and writer, and the opera singer, Lisa Zane. She won a prize from The Scottish Council. The dresses designed for Lady Mary Charteris were shown in an exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum. A new generation of celebrities have been wearing the collections of <mask>.Kate Moss picked up the award for Hottest Woman, "Toni and Guy", on the same night that Alison Mosshart picked up the award for Best Dressed. The trophies for the Brit Awards were designed by <mask>. Scottish fashion designers British women fashion designers Living people Year of birth missing (living people) Alumni of the Glasgow School of Art Alumni of the Royal

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