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texts: by Rowling and <mask>. As well as augmenting individual provision for retirement, the scheme was intended to be a source of capital for investment in the domestic economy. The New Zealand Superannuation Act 1974 made the scheme law. The Dependent Minders' Allowance was part of the Labour's platform in the 1975 election. The scheme offered a cash payment to women on the birth of their first and second children, or the first two children born after the election, if their absence from the workforce reduced their superannuation contributions. Muldoon dubbed it the baby bonus. During the Third Labour Government, <mask> did not attempt radical reform of his other ministry, the Post Office, except for an attempt to market two of its businesses.He was elevated into the role of Minister of Housing after the death of Norman Kirk. Between 1972 and 1975, <mask> was critical of Labour's performance. Since 1928, the greatest electoral reversal has been Labour's defeat in 1975. A Labour majority of 23 seats in a Parliament of 87 members became a National majority. While the Third Labour Government tried to cushion the economic contraction by borrowing abroad, the rate of inflation tripled to an annual rate of 15 per cent and a surplus in the balance of payments became a deficit. By 1975, Labour lost its credibility as an economic manager. A series of scandals and misadventures, incompetence among some ministers, and the inability to counter Muldoon's populism contributed to the defeat.There was already a division between the older and younger members of the Labour caucus. After 1975, <mask> became Labour's spokesman on housing, special projects, consumer affairs and transport. He published an

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texts: "Alternative Budget" in 1980, which was a series of proposals for future economic development. The publication of the proposals was seen by the leader of the party as a challenge to his authority. <mask> lost his responsibility for transport after being demoted from the parliamentary front bench. He was the spokesman for trade and industry. The Labour Party's approach to economic policy was based on unrealistic promises according to <mask>.He supported David Lange's unsuccessful bid for the leadership in 1980. In informal Labour caucus politics, <mask> became a member of the so-called "Fish and Chip brigade", which included Rowling's leading caucus opponents. Richard Prebble, Mike Moore, and Michael Bassett were his closest colleagues. At the 1981 general election, <mask> decided to retire from Parliament because of the Labour's approach to economic policy, the failure of Lange's leadership bid, and his difficult relationship with leading figures in the party. Some people persuaded him to reconsider. <mask> was thought to be a moderniser by Lange. <mask> was sometimes obstinate and limited, but he had drive and the ability to break from the traditions that had kept Labour in opposition.In 1983, after he became leader of the Labour Party, <mask> was made the party's finance spokesman. At the time of his appointment, <mask> had a reputation as a radical but his thinking on economic issues remained within the confines of Labour's Keynesian approach to economic management. His thinking shifted to the economic right by the end of 1983. The economic policy package was named after <mask> by the Labour's Caucus Economic Committee. The support was not unanimous. The caucus disagreed with the

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texts: <mask> paper. The Labour Party's Policy Council was presented with an alternative draft economic policy by several members of the caucus.The Policy Council was not unanimous. The members of the party couldn't agree on the economic platform. When disagreement became a matter of public knowledge, the party's deputy leader drafted a compromise proposal that combined elements of both sides of the argument. He didn't think that Palmer's paper satisfied either side. The Palmer document became part of Labour's election policy platform when Muldoon called an early election. <mask>'s economic policy package included a 20 per cent devaluation of the New Zealand dollar. This was a sensitive topic.If it was known that an incoming government would devalue the dollar, dealers would try to make money by selling it at a higher price before the election and buying it back at a lower price after the election. If there was a run on the currency, the difference would be met by the taxpayer. After Muldoon called the election, <mask> held a public meeting in his electorate and distributed copies of his economic policy package, which made the case for a 20 per cent devaluation. Muldoon obtained a copy and released it to the news media. <mask> accepted responsibility for the mistake and acknowledged that devaluation was not part of Labour policy. Although he believed that the error cast doubt on <mask>'s judgement, he did not accept <mask>'s resignation because he did not wish to appoint a new finance spokesman so close to the election. The Minister of Finance formed the Fourth Labour Government after the 1984 election.<mask> became Minister of Finance. David Caygill, who was also Minister of Trade and

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texts: Industry, and Richard Prebble, who was also Minister of Transport, were appointed as associate finance ministers. <mask> and his associates became known as the "Treasury Troika". The devaluation that <mask> supported was carried out by the outgoing government. The heads of Treasury and the Reserve Bank advised that the only way to stop the currency crisis was to devalue it. The political climate around the early election and the currency crisis gave <mask> a powerful position in the Cabinet. The economic and political climate in 1984 gave <mask> influence he would not have had if the government had been elected in November 1984 and presented its first budget in June 1985.When the crisis hit in July 1984 it was <mask> who thought through the economic issues, so when the Cabinet needed to fall back on an economic philosophy, it was <mask> who had one. Labour promised during the election campaign to "open the books", a challenge to Muldoon's supposedly secretive and ad hoc approach to economic management. <mask> agreed to the publication of Treasury's briefing to the incoming government under the title Economic Management. <mask> was already at work on his first budget when he took a small part in the Economic Summit Conference. He saw the summit as preparing the country to accept change, but noted the possibility that it might heighten expectations of continued consensus and involvement. He said later that he had taken up the finance portfolio with a plan for economic restructuring already in mind, and described the budget he delivered in November 1984 as "an amalgam of what I had originally envisaged and fresh options presented in briefing papers and in debate with fellow ministers and

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texts: because it has no duty to advise its minister in a way that is free of party politics or ideology. The Fourth Labour Government's economic reform policies were shorthand for the coinage "Rogernomics". The business community supported the government because of <mask>'s public profile.After Labour's victory in the 1987 general election, <mask> was reappointed to the finance portfolio. His second term in office was marked by a conflict with the prime minister. The inconsistency at the heart of the government was mirrored by the conflict between Lange and <mask>. The 1984 general election campaign was similar to Labour's social-democratic history. <mask> was the epitome of radical change. The 1984 budget was promoted to party and public by Lange. Both in Cabinet and in public, <mask>'s determination and single-mindedness embodied in his commitment to economic restructuring was complemented by Lange's humour and rhetoric.In the government's first term of office, "urgency was needed and boldness was at a premium", but he was limited by an inability to accept or understand interests that were not in tune with his. The establishment of a royal commission on social policy was a point of contention between the two. Relations between the <mask> and Lange offices were strained at the beginning of 1987 when <mask> persuaded the Cabinet to reject the resignation of the Minister of Mori Affairs. In April 1987 <mask> shocked Lange by telling him that his preferred option for the 1987 budget included a rise in the Goods and Services Tax from 10% to 15%, the extension of user charges in public health and education, and the sale of most government assets. It was an unaccustomed addition to the burdens of

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texts: office to have the finance minister take a break. <mask> didn't pursue his proposals after discussing them with senior colleagues. <mask> advocated for continued radical reform in the 1987 election campaign, while Lange advocated complete radical economic reform.<mask>'s appeal to commercial interests was reflected in the large amounts of money he collected for the campaign from the business community. He allocated funds for purposes like television advertising after raising money for the Labour Party. <mask> appeared to have contributed more to the victory of the Labour party in 1987. Mike Moore, then a senior member of Cabinet, said that <mask> had won the election. The Labour party has a parliamentary majority. In National's safest seats, votes went to Labour and in seats that voted Labour, they went to National. The Cabinet was shuffled without <mask>' knowledge immediately after the election.He wanted to use the reallocation of portfolios to restrain him because he no longer trusted <mask>. The radical proposals that <mask> signaled in 1987 continued to be worked on. The fall in share markets in October 1987 made his work more urgent. In December 1987, the Cabinet agreed to a statement of principle that supported a flat rate of income tax and a new form of income assistance called guaranteed minimum family income. <mask> did not inform colleagues of Treasury advice that the proposals were a fiscal risk because they were an initiative. The high tide of Rogernomics was marked by the announcement on 17 December 1987 of the government's intention to introduce GMFI and a flat rate of income tax. <mask> refused to believe that his proposals were not doable.<mask> was in Europe in

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texts: January 1988 when Lange told a press conference that officials had been unable to resolve the practical difficulties of the flat tax proposals and that the government would have to reconsider them. The rift between the prime minister and finance minister became public knowledge after <mask> returned from Europe, believing that he had the support of a majority of Cabinet. Although Cabinet abandoned GMFI and reached a compromise about tax scales, the government's standing did not recover from the division between <mask> and Lange, which became more open as the year went on. If <mask> was sacked, David Caygill would not serve as finance minister. The Labour caucus was told by <mask> in December 1988 that he could no longer serve in a government led by him. <mask> was replaced by Caygill. An unsuccessful challenge against the leadership of the Labour caucus was launched by <mask> on 21 December 1988 after the release of cabinet papers.In June 1989 his supporters in caucus moved a motion of no-confidence in him. On August 3, 1989, the Labour caucus voted to return <mask> to Cabinet. The man who saw the vote as a choice between him and <mask> immediately resigned his office. "Now is the time for the principle to replace the personality, because policy differences were behind my disagreement with <mask>," he told a press conference following his resignation. He was critical of <mask>'s conduct, but with <mask>'s resolution, and his particular absolutely relentless pursuit of what he conceived to be an agenda worth pursuing, overrode all considerations of loyalty and in the end all manifestations of friendship. He created the division that in my mind was never there, according to <mask>, who

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texts: did not accept that there were any philosophical differences at issue. There were separate roles for us.I knew what my role was. He should have understood what his role was. <mask> was appointed Minister of Police and Minister of Immigration by Palmer, who did not restore <mask> to the finance portfolio. Labour lost the 1990 election in which <mask> did not stand. His policies were continued by Ruth Richardson, the Minister of Finance in the new Fourth National Government of New Zealand. <mask> co-founded the Association of Consumers and Taxpayers in New Zealand. The Association was intended to promote the <mask> economic policies.The country used the MMP electoral system in 1996. Smaller parties were given a better chance of entering Parliament thanks to MMP. <mask> wrote a book called Unfinished Business. <mask> stood aside for Richard Prebble, his old ally from their days in the Labour caucus. <mask> was a strong supporter of the ACT party, but he became unhappy with the lack of focus on pure economic policy. <mask> believed that some of the party's MPs were more interested in grabbing headlines than in developing policy. When Prebble announced his decision to retire, <mask> spoke out in favor of Stephen Franks and Ken Shirley, the other main contender in the leadership race, who had a reputation for advocating the style that <mask> condemned.Hide was the leader until he resigned in April 2011. <mask> and Quigley announced on December 2, 2004, that they were stepping down as patrons of ACT. They wanted to have more freedom to disagree with the party publicly. <mask> renewed his involvement with the party by signing a letter inviting supporters to the 2008 conference, as well as

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texts: appearing in television and newspaper interviews endorsing the party for the election. <mask> announced at the 2008 annual conference that he was going to stand for Parliament again. On June 8, 2008, he announced that he would run in the newly created electorate. The number three slot on the party list was assigned to <mask>.In Hunua, <mask> took only 9.6 percent of the vote. In order to enter Parliament under MMP, the leader of the ACT was reelected as the member for Epsom. If a party wins at least one electorate seat, it can still qualify for MMP. <mask> was granted five seats by the 3.65 percent of the party vote. National was given confidence and supply by ACT. Prime Minister-elect John Key had previously said that he would not give <mask> a Cabinet position, but <mask> indicated a wish for a review of this stance. In 2010, <mask> had three member's bills drawn from the ballot.The Minimum Wage (Mitigation of Youth Unemployment) Amendment Bill, which would have reintroduced a separate minimum wage for 16- and 17-year-olds, was defeated at the first reading. The Education (Board of Trustee Freedom) Amendment Bill, which would make school teachers', was defeated at its first reading and the second, the Tariff Act 1988 Repeal Bill, which would repeal all tariffs on goods imported into New Zealand, was drawn in April. <mask> announced that he would retire at the end of the 49th New Zealand Parliament. He delivered his valedictory speech in Parliament. In early 1992 <mask> gave a schedule of speeches on economics in Russia, which was transitioning from communism to capitalism, as part of a privatisation advisory committee organised by the World Bank. <mask> was appointed to the board of

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texts: the Warriors in 1992. He was replaced as chairman in 1996.<mask> held senior positions at a number of companies while he was away from politics. He was the managing director of Roger Douglas Associates. In 1977 <mask> received the Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee medal, and in 1990 he received the New Zealand 1990 Commemoration medal. He was appointed a Knight Bachelor in 1991 for public services. The annual award for "The Worst Transnational Corporation operating in New Zealand" was named the "Roger Award" after <mask> in 1997, in a back-handed compliment. <mask>' policies were controversial and polarising. His supporters argue that he was responsible for revitalizing the New Zealand economy while his opponents argue that he was responsible for increasing inequality between rich and poor.Helen Clark, a later Labour Prime Minister, denounced <mask>nomics as a ghastly period and led Labour back into power. According to political analysts, she did not change the paradigm created by <mask>nomics. The policies promoted by <mask> in the years 1984 to 1987 include low levels of import protection, "credible" monetary and fiscal policies, deregulated financial markets and limited subsidies and other interventions in the economy. See also Politics of New Zealand Economy of New Zealand Notes

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texts: <mask> was an American artist who began painting in the abstract expressionist mode in the late 1950s. By the early 1960s, she was creating paintings with geometric patterns that could be seen as conforming to the Minimalist aesthetic of the era while emphatically contrasting that style's emotional distance and coldness. In the 1980's, <mask> started making abstract works again. Since 1961, she has been creating works of folded paper in which the folds make lines that become part of the material itself. <mask> was born in Detroit. She won an art prize in kindergarten and attended art classes at the School of Arts and Crafts in Detroit while in high school. After three years at Michigan State University, <mask> left in 1950 to travel in Germany and Austria.She completed her undergraduate degree in art and art history at the University of Denver in 1957. She completed an M.A. after taking classes at the Art Students League and New York University. The University of Denver had an Asian Art History program. The man lived in New York City from 1960 to 1972 and 1977 to 1979. She taught at Cooper Union in New York. She taught and lived in England. She moved from New York City to Ithaca in 1979.She retired from Cornell University in 1994. Her first solo exhibition was at the Pietrantonia Gallery in New York. She showed paintings of geometric shapes on sectional canvases to allow the real lines of the joined canvases to interact with the painted shapes on the surfaces. She exhibited in Boston in 1963. She was making works of black, white, and gray on supports made from pieces of wood. Thickly painted and sanded many times so that the color became like a skin molded by and integral to the bumpy structure beneath, these works, called Tablets, are distinguished by a play of light and shadow on the surfaces that provides an organic sense of movement. Her show at the gallery coincides with the beginning of her works of folded paper.She made seven folds on a sheet of paper and handed it over as a flyer when she was asked to design an announcement for the show. She found folding paper to be an

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texts: important part of her creative process. There was a show in New York City in 1964. The Museum of Modern Art, New York, received a white Tablet painting from Louise Nevelson as a gift, as her work was gaining recognition. The Guggenheim fellowship was won by <mask> in 1966. As Minimalism gained popularity in the late 1960s, the direction of her work changed dramatically. She began making cartoon-like paintings of boats, planes, trains, and dragons and was hoping for a new freedom.Many thought her work was ahead of her time as she created these images. The work was seen as drawing upon the Eastern philosophy of koans, in which she drew upon the humanist style of art. <mask> had four solo shows, in 1971, 72, 73, and 74, at the OK Harris Gallery. The paintings are similar to Neo-Expressionist painting. Around the same time, Alfred and Philip took similar directions. When Neo-Expressionism was at its peak, <mask> returned to making abstract works, working on canvas and developing her paperfolds to a larger scale. She had an important exhibition at The Drawing Center, New York, NY, in which she showed more than 200 works.Many artists who aspire to a purified aesthetic realm include Ben Nicholson, Paul Klee, Piet Mondrian, and the drawings of Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres. She respected the work of Louise Nevelson, Lucia Fontana, Ad Reinhardt, and Piero Manzoni. Starting with something small, just a line, and making something big is what it is all about. You can make the rest of your life from a small line. In 1966- 1967, <mask> was awarded a Guggenheim Fellow in Painting. She received a Tamarind fellowship in 1968. During the summer of 1969 <mask> was a McDowell Fellow.She received the Dean's Fund of excellence of architecture, art and planning at Cornell University. During her two month stay, she drew, folded, or painted 40 works of art. The National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C., the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Museum of Modern Art of New York, and the Whitney Museum of American Art all have permanent collections of <mask> <mask>'s art. <mask> <mask> had a solo

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texts: exhibition of her artwork in New York in 2021. The Amon Carter Museum has a collection of prints from the Tamarind period. The art was featured at the New York Spotlight. She had a solo show in Beverly Hills, California.A number of her paintings and paperfolds from the 1960s were on display at the Craig F. Starr Gallery in New York City. There was a group show at the David Zwirner Gallery. She was invited to be in a group show at the Rugby Art Gallery and Museum in England in 2011. There was a group show at OK Harris Gallery in New York City. There was a group show at the Zentral Bibliotrek. In 2009, the Arnot Art Museum in New York showed the paintings and paperfolds of <mask>. The paperfolds were shown in a solo show in New York City.In 2008 her work was shown in a group show at the Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas at Austin. Bell, Bower J. The Mitchell Algus Gallery and Works on Paper were featured in the Review Magazine. Maurice E. Tamarind. There was a renaissance of lithographic work. There was a Los Angeles workshop in 1971. Carlozzi, DiMeo Annette. Baum, Kelly.Ed. The Blanton Museum of Art has American art since 1900. The University of Texas Press is located in Austin, Texas. Cohen, Mark Daniel. The Critical State ofVisual Art in New York, paintings 1960's–1990's, Mitchell Algus Gallery and Works on Paper 1960 - 1998, reviewed magazine. Benedict Goldsmith. The Art Gallery is located at the State University of New York College at Potsdam.Women Artists: Selected Works from the Collection was written by Thomas W. The Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art is located at Cornell University. The Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art has a Handbook of the Collections. Buzz, Spector. The Drawing Center is in New York. Art on Paper, March - April. No. 11, No.The year ended on 4., 2007. The Newark Museum has Fearn C. American Art in its collection. Today's painting and sculpture are from 1970. The Indianapolis Museum of Art is in Indianapolis. Laura. <mask> <mask>. A Journal of Art was published in July.In 1988, Cornell University. The Dallas Morning News has an art

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texts: Bernard Jeffrey McCullough, better known as "<mask>", was an American actor and comedian. <mask> grew up on Chicago's South Side and gained popularity as a stand-up comedian. He was a part of the film The Original Kings of Comedy. <mask> appeared in a number of smaller roles after hosting the show. He played Frank Catton in the 2001 remake of Ocean's Eleven and the title character in Mr. 3000. He was the star of his show, which ran from 2001 to 2006 and earned him two Emmy Award nominations. <mask> had roles in Mo Money, Booty Call, Friday, B*A*P*S, Life, The Players Club, Head of State, and Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle.Bernard Jeffrey McCullough was born on October 5, 1957 in Chicago, Illinois. Mary and Jeffrey Harrison had a child named <mask>. <mask>'s mother died of cancer when he was sixteen years old and his grandparents lived on the city's west side. <mask> attended Chicago Vocational High School. After the death of his mother in his sophomore year, <mask> moved to Jesuit High School in Florida. <mask>'s older brother and father both died. <mask> graduated from Chicago Vocational in 1975.<mask> married his high school sweetheart Rhonda Gore on September 17, 1977 and they had a daughter, Ja'Niece, born in 1978. During his 20s and early 30s, <mask> worked in a variety of jobs, including janitor, coach, professional mover, cook, bus driver, Sears delivery man, and furniture mover, while doing comedy on the weekends at clubs and parties. The Three Stooges and Richard Pryor were some of the comedians that influenced Career <mask>. <mask> was a stand-up comedian at the Cotton Club. His popularity as a comedian grew after he won the Miller lite Comedy Search at the age of 32. <mask> went onstage after Martin Lawrence was

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texts: unable to calm the crowd and told the audience that he didn't come. Dionne, Redd, and Natalie Cole were some of the people <mask> opened for.He played a small role in House Party 3. There was a short-lived talk show called Midnight Mac. In the movie B.A.P.S., <mask> played Mr. Johnson, the no-nonsense owner of a grille and diner, and he got his big break as "Pastor Clever" in Ice Cube's 1995 film Friday. <mask> was chosen to play the title role in the 1995 Apollo Revival of The Wiz. <mask> Bill, a club owner in The Players Club, in his first starring role. <mask> became the new Bosley for the Charlie's Angels sequel, Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, after having roles in the 2001 remake of Ocean's Eleven. He played a supporting role in Bad Santa.He starred in Guess Who?, a comedy remake of Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, Head of State, and Transformers as a car salesman. He hosted a talent show in his later years. He was the voice of the long lost father of Alex the Lion in the movie Escape 2 Africa. He played "Floyd Henderson" in the musical comedy with Samuel L. Jackson. The movies were released after his death. He played Jimmy Lunchbox in the Disney film Old Dogs, which was released a year after his death. He was in a film with John Travolta and Robin Williams.The Fox network gave <mask>'s own sitcom called The Bernie <mask> Show in 2001. He becomes the custodian of his sister's three children after she enters rehab in the show. <mask> broke the fourth wall to speak to the audience. There were many parodies of events in <mask>'s life. Jon Garland was invited to make a guest appearance on the show in order to sneak a reference to his favorite team in his episodes. His "fourth wall" technique in the sitcom's 2005 season was to

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texts: wear a White Sox jacket and cap and congratulate his hometown team on their recent World Series title. After the 2005–2006 season, the show was not renewed.On April 14, 2006 the series finale aired. The finale left a conclusion for the series, but there was no ending to the storyline of <mask> and Wanda trying to adopt a baby who had been abandoned a few episodes earlier. The show won three awards, including the Humanitas Prize for television writing that promotes human dignity. His character on The Bernie <mask> Show was the highest ranked. The TV Guide has a list of the 50 greatest TV dads of all time. In Mr. 3000, <mask> played a retired baseball player. In the 2003 National League Championship Series, <mask> sang "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" at Wrigley Field with the Chicago Cubs leading the Florida Marlins in the series 3 games to 2 and in Game 6 by a 2–0 score at the time.<mask> said "ROOT, root, root for the champ!" instead of "ROOT, root, root for the Cubbie!" The Cubs lost the game after the Steve Bartman incident, with some fans claiming that <mask> helped jinx the team. <mask> admitted that he hated the North Side's Cubs and was a die-hard fan of the South Side's White Sox, and was seen at the 2005 World Series victory at U.S. Cellular Field. Comedy Central has a list of the 100 greatest standups of all time. <mask> told David Letterman on the CBS Late Show that he would retire from his career after he finished shooting The Whole Truth, Nothing but the Truth, So Help Me Mac. <mask> told Letterman that he wanted to enjoy his life a little bit. I missed a lot of things.I performed on the street for two years. I was on the road for 47 weeks out of the year. The first series of health problems occurred when <mask> was

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texts: filming Ocean's Twelve and Guess Who during the summer of 2004, while also promoting his 2004 feature film, Mr. 3000. When he was set to film the rest of the fourth season of The Bernie <mask> Show in October 2004, Fox halted production for four weeks so he could recover from pneumonia. His sarcoidosis went into remission in 2005 because of his respiratory problems in 2004. <mask> was diagnosed with sarcoidosis in the last four years of his life. His lungs were often attacked by sarcoidosis.<mask> was admitted to the hospital in Chicago. After a week of unsuccessful medical treatment, <mask> went into cardiac arrest and died at the age of 50. <mask>'s funeral was attended by over 7,000 people at the House of Hope Church. Chris Rock and Samuel L. Jackson were among the mourners at <mask>'s funeral. Three months after <mask>'s death, the first two of his posthumous films were released. Old Dogs was released a year after <mask>'s death. On the day of <mask>'s death, the 2008 Bud Billiken Parade was dedicated to him.On the day of <mask>'s funeral, his hometown's local television station aired an exclusive television special, A Tribute to <mask>, and had interviews with his former colleagues. Steve Harvey read a statement from the Mayor of Chicago proclaiming November 14 as "Bernie <mask> Day" on his show. The Original Kings of Comedy co-stars D. L. Hughley and Guy Torry were among Steve Harvey's guests. The principal of Chicago Vocational High School, along with Mike Epps, appeared via satellite and unveiled the new name of the auditorium. The 50 Best Stand-Up Comics of All Time was named by Rolling Stone. 20th-century American comedians 20th-century American male actors 20th-century American musicians 21st-century American

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texts: Mexican actress, singer and model <mask> was born in 1995. She starred in dozens of television projects throughout her early childhood and adolescence, gaining popularity as a child actress and singer. <mask> was born and raised in Mexico City. She is the daughter of Juan José Rivera Arellano, the former singer of Los caminantes. Her parents separated when she was a child. Vania is her older sister. <mask>'s acting career began in 1999 when she and her sister attended a Televisa casting call for the Mexican version of Sesame Street.Both were cast on the show. She was cast in the telenovela, Rayito de Luz, at the age of 5. She received her first lead role in 2001 in the children's telenovela Mara Belén. She released her debut album that year. She was the lead in the successful children's series, Amy, la nia de la mochila azul. Océano was her second studio album. She was the female lead of the television adaptation of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.She earned parts in several Televisa television series over the course of several years. She played the role of Patito in the Mexican remake of the popular Argentine children's telenovela, Patito Feo. The production of the show ended in 2009. The transition from children's to teen telenovelas was marked by Atrévete a Soar. The cast of the telenovela recorded two soundtracks and toured across Mexico in order to promote the show. The telenovela

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texts: was successful in Mexico and Latin America. The soundtrack was double Platinum in Mexico.She voiced "Rapunzel" for the Latin American Spanish-language version of the Disney film. The first Spanish-language production of the successful Broadway musical, Wicked, was held in Mexico City. She tried out for both Glinda and Elphaba. The final cast for the Mexican production was announced later that month. The Teatro Telcel in Mexico City hosted the production from October 17 to January 18. Stephen Schwartz, the play's original composer, praised her performance. The play was a commercial success in Mexico City, as well as being well received by critics.One of the most successful theatre productions in Mexico's history was "Wicked", which sold over 100,000 tickets and had more than 100 performances in its first 10 weeks. <mask> was the youngest person to play the role of "Elphaba" in a professional theatre production. Saving Sara Cruz is a modern-day remake of the 1992 film, The Bodyguard. The project was later put on hold. <mask> <mask> was going to make her English-language debut in the film. <mask>, a fashion designer, collaborated with Sexy Jeans, a Mexican clothing brand. Her line, "Danna Paola, by SexyJns", sold out across Mexico.<mask> tribute album "Dancing Queens". "Take A Chance On Me" was released as a single on September 2, 2014. She performed "No hay bien", the

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texts: Spanish-language version of "No Good Deed", to a sold-out crowd at the Auditorio Nacional for the Lunas del Auditorio award show. In the "Broadway Show" category, Wicked received an award. There were over 300 performances of Wicked by <mask> <mask>. She was invited by producer Alex Gou to join the cast of the musical, Hoy No Me Puedo Levantar, where she played the lead role of "Maria" and went on tour throughout Mexico. In July 2015, she signed a contract with the U.S. based Spanish-language network, Telemundo, marking her return to telenovelas after a nearly five-year absence.She recorded a duet with Lalo Brito. Brito made a music video in September of 2015. The telenovela drama, Quién es quién?, was filmed in Miami in the summer of 2015. She has never done a telenovela role outside of Televisa. The program was filmed in September of 2015. Is it possible that es quién? On February 9, 2016 Telemundo began airing weeknights in the U.S.The Mexican movie, Como va!, was filmed in early 2016 by <mask>. The location of lo ms sencillo es complicarlo todo was in Mexico City, Puerto Vallarta, and Querétaro. The movie was released in Mexico. She was confirmed as a cast member in the telenovela drama, La Doa, in April of 2016 The telenovela was filmed in Mexico with Aracely Armbula and David Chocarro. The finale aired in the U.S. on 1 May. The Telemundo bio-series, José José: El prncipe de la

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texts: La Academia. She was cast as a mentor in a Spanish singing competition series. Cunto vale tu voz? For Telecinco. The new face of L'Oreal Paris's hair color line for the Latinamerican market was revealed in January. The line is a collaboration between the two lines. She dyed her hair and appeared in ads for the brand as part of the promotion.She began production for her fourth solo studio album in 2011; it was her debut album as a "grown-up" solo recording artist. She had songs for telenovelas, children's music, and film soundtracks. She wants her new album to reflect her growth as an artist and shed her image as a child actress. "Ruleta" was announced as the album's lead single. The official music video was released on the VEVO channel. In July of 2012 the single rose to number 32 on the Mexican Airplay charts. In February 2016 she announced that her upcoming single, "Baila hasta caer", would be released in March.During the filming of her telenovela, the song was recorded in Miami. She released a single as part of the film's release. In November of last year. "Oye Pablo" was released on August 29th. The filmography theatre discs include Océano, Chiquita pero picosa, and <mask> <mask>. The Talent Agency Profile 1995 births include Mexican child actresses, Mexican film actresses, Mexican television actresses, Mexican voice actresses, Mexican child singers, Latin pop singers, and

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title: John William Vessey Jr.

texts: <mask>Jack<mask>. was a career officer in the United States Army. He was the tenth chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and attained the rank of general. <mask> began his military career in 1939 when he joined the Minnesota Army National Guard's 59th Field Artillery brigade. He took part in combat in the North African and Italian Campaigns after his unit was activated for World War II. During the Battle of Anzio, <mask> received a battlefield commission to second lieutenant and served as a field observer until the end of the war. <mask> advanced through positions of increasing responsibility after the war. During the Vietnam War, he was an executive officer of the 25th Infantry Division and an acting commander of the 2nd Battalion, 77th Field Artillery.From 1969 to 1970 he was the division chief of staff and commander of the 3rd Armored Division. In 1970, <mask> was promoted to brigadier general and became commander of U.S. Army Supply Thailand. He was the commander of the 4th Infantry Division when he was promoted to major general. In 1975, <mask> was promoted to lieutenant general and assigned as the Army's deputy chief of staff for operations and plans. He commanded the United States Forces Korea and the Eighth United States Army after being promoted to general in 1976. The Republic of Korea- United States Combined Forces Command was assumed by <mask> in 1978. He was the Vice Chief of Staff of the United States Army when he was in Korea.<mask> was named Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in 1982. After leaving the Army, <mask> became involved in efforts to account for military personnel listed as missing in action, and made several trips to Southeast Asia to search for remains as part of resolving the Vietnam War POW/MIA issue. He received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1992. <mask> died in North Oaks, Minnesota. He was buried in Little Falls.

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texts: The son of <mask> <mask> and Emily Katherine <mask>, <mask> was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on June 29, 1922. He claimed to be 18 in May 1939 so that he could join the Minnesota Army National Guard.<mask> was a motorcycle messenger in the 34th Infantry Division. He graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1940. His unit was activated in February 1941 in anticipation of the U.S. participation in World War II. <mask> served with the 34th Infantry Division during World War II. The experience of early American setbacks in North Africa left Vessey with a lifelong appreciation of the need for realistic combat training, modern equipment, physical fitness, and air-ground cooperation. The well-defended Hill 609 was the most difficult objective given to the 34th by Major General Bradley when he launched the U.S. drive on Bizerte in 1943. In the first clear-cut U.S. Army victory of the campaign, the 34th Division opened the way for the U.S. to advance on Bizerte.<mask> described being a first sergeant in combat as the toughest job he had. <mask> received a battlefield commission as a second lieutenant after he served as a forward observer on the Anzio beachhead in Italy. After the Korean War, most of <mask>'s service continued to be in the field. He served with the 4th Infantry Division in Germany and the 8th U.S. Army in the Republic of Korea. <mask> attended the Command and General Staff College. By the time <mask> became a lieutenant colonel, he had earned enough credits through night school and correspondence courses for a Bachelor of Science degree in military science, which he received from the University of Maryland University College in 1963. He received a masters degree in business administration from George Washington University.After commanding the 2nd Battalion, 73rd Field Artillery, 3rd Armored Division, <mask> spent a year as a student at the

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texts: Industrial College of the armed forces. <mask> was the Executive Officer of the 25th Infantry Division in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. In March 1967, when he was acting as commander of the 2nd Battalion, 77th Artillery, he was given the task of establishing a fire support base. <mask> and his men oriented the firebase's defenses on the enemy's likely avenues of approach. The base was partially overrun during an attack. <mask> and his men fired their howitzers. Four hundred of the attackers were killed while the defenders successfully defended the fire base.Lieutenant Colonel <mask> received a medal for his actions during the battle. From Vietnam, <mask> went to Germany to serve as Commander of the 3rd Armored Division from October 1967, until March 1969 and then as Division Chief of Staff for a year. He was promoted to colonel in 1967. He was a student at the Army helicopter school when he was 48 years old. In December 1970 <mask> returned to Southeast Asia to head the U.S. Army Support Command, Thailand. He went into Laos in January 1972 to coordinate all US military operations in support of the war in that country. Vessey worked with many people, including the U.S. ambassador, the CIA station chief, and military contingents.The Royal Lao government held all the major cities and the majority of the population after the Laotian ceasefire in 1973. <mask> became the Director of Operations in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans after the Vietnam War. He was promoted to major general in August 1974 and took command of the 4th Infantry Division. <mask> became the Army's deputy chief of staff for operations and plans in 1975. <mask> received his fourth star in 1976. He was the Commander of the U.S. Army in the Republic of Korea from 1976 to 1979. The Commander in Chief of the United Nations Command is forces, Korea.<mask> was the

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title: John William Vessey Jr.

texts: first Commander in Chief of the Republic of Korea- United States Combined Forces Command. His tour was marked by increased military tension caused by evidence of a North Korean build up and by President Jimmy Carter's 1977 announcement that U.S. ground forces would be withdrawn. Vessey worked to change the President's decision. withdrawal plans were suspended after Carter's visit. <mask> was the Vice Chief of Staff of the United States Army from July 1979 to June 1982. <mask> was the last World War II combat veteran to serve in the position of Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. <mask> was not a service chief or a commander of a unified or specified command.He served as chairman during a time when peacetime defense spending increased and the U.S. military presence was expanded to counter growing Soviet military power. <mask> and the service chiefs believed they needed to convince Soviet leaders that their quest for military superiority was futile. In Europe, they deployed Pershing II and ground-launched cruise missiles to counter the Soviets. The US commitment to defend its vital interests in the region was underscored by highly visible military activities. Counter-insurgency efforts were supported in Central America. The Golden Plate Award of the American Academy of Achievement was presented to <mask> in June 1982. In 1982 and 1983, <mask> and the Joint Chiefs advised against the deployment of a Marine contingent to Lebanon because they believed it was a mistake to commit a superpower's forces to a peacekeeping mission.On October 23, 1983, a truck-bomb attack on the Marine headquarters building in Lebanon killed 241 US Marines and Army soldiers. President Ronald Reagan withdrew the contingent from Lebanon. <mask> was authorized to direct military operations on the Secretary's behalf by the Secretary. The 1983 Grenada operation was planned by Atlantic

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texts: Command and approved by Secretary Weinberger and the President in four days. The operation that brought the pro-US government into power was overseen by <mask>. On October 30, 1983, <mask> made a one-day inspection visit to the island and left his mark on the 8-day operation. He urged commanders to move quickly to secure full control of the multi-island nation and improve living conditions for 666 Cuban prisoners.<mask> faced a backlash from the American news media over the Pentagon's actions barring journalists from the battlefield until the third day of the operation. <mask> responded to the criticism by appointing a study group, known as the Sidle Panel, which recommended new guidelines for military-media relations that he embraced as Pentagon policy the following year. The emphasis on space was increased during <mask>'s tenure. The President was told in 1983 that defense against nuclear-armed missiles might be feasible in the next century. On March 23, 1983, Reagan announced his vision of the Strategic Defense Initiative. The establishment of a unified command for space was recommended by the JCS. The US Space Command was activated in 1985.<mask> retired several months before the end of his second term as Chairman. He was the last four-star World War II combat veteran on active duty and had served the longest time in the Army. Reagan gave a moving speech on <mask>'s behalf. <mask> served President Reagan and his successors as a special emissary to Vietnam on the question of American service personnel missing from, according to the President. The United States Military Academy gave General <mask> a prestigious award for his work in Vietnam. He received the nation's highest civilian award, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, in 1992. <mask> was married in 1945.They had three children, <mask>, David and Sarah. <mask> died in North Oaks, Minnesota, at the

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texts: America to drive for Belardi Auto Racing. Day made six starts for the team before they parted ways. The Jewish Racing Drivers Association sponsored him.He made his NASCAR debut in the season opener at Valencia in 2015, posting a top 10 finish. He won his first NASCAR race at Magione. At the Circuit Zolder Finals weekend, he won a trophy. The NASCAR Whelen Euro Series Most Popular Driver Award was won by him. In 2016 <mask> won his fourth career NASCAR race in the opening weekend in Valencia, won the second race of the season at Brands Hatch, and won the Junior Trophy classification at Zolder. The NASCAR Whelen Euro Series Most Popular Driver Award was won by him. <mask> was named one of the 11 members of the 2016–17 NASCAR Next program, which recognizes young successful drivers from around the world who are seeking to improve.The first driver to earn the honor was <mask>. <mask> became the first Israeli to compete in a major NASCAR touring series when he joined MBM in August. The effort was supported by Jewish Sarasota, Florida, environmental/waterfront property lawyer David Levin, who provided <mask> with $60,000 from his retirement account to fund the car. <mask> ran for most of the race before finishing 13th after taking advantage of the rainy conditions to enter the top ten. <mask> returned to Road America. He finished 30th after being forced off the course late in the race. <mask> made his Camping World Truck Series debut in September and finished

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texts: 24th.Israel's Ministry of Culture and Sports recognized <mask> as Israel's athlete of the year in the motorsports category. <mask> won the NASCAR Whelen Euro race in England on June 11. <mask> joined BK Racing for his Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series debut in Sonoma Raceway's Toyota/Save Mart 350. There are 23 Toyota Camrys. He finished in the same position after starting 32nd. He was the first Israeli to compete in a Cup Series race. He became the first Israeli driver to win a NASCAR championship after finishing fourth at the second final of the Whelen Euro race at Circuit Zolder.On September 17, it was announced that <mask> would return to the NASCAR Cup Series. The Camry is for a race. <mask> won both races at Franciacorta and the first race of the season at Brands Hatch. He would retire from both races at Most after he collided with Jacques Villeneuve in the first race and was involved in a first corner incident in the second race. <mask> received a post-race time penalty for colliding with Stienes Longin in the first race and retired from the lead in the second race. <mask> finished the season in fourth place with 3 wins, 6 podium finishes, and 9 top 10 finishes. <mask> assumed the points lead on October 4, 2020, after winning his first EuroNASCAR contest of the season at Zolder.<mask> was born and grew up in Ashdod, Israel, and now lives in Tel Aviv, Israel. His father owns a geological-engineering company and his mother came to Israel from France. At

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texts: the age of 10, he began racing go-karts. His father gave him a kart that cost 20,000 dollars. He served in the Israel Defense Force for three years after high school. He was the only Israeli in a Formula sport to be recognized as an outstanding sportsman by the IDF. He gave up on the Israeli Air Force pilots' training course because of his career.He would like to be a fighter pilot if he weren't a racing car driver. The guest driver was ineligible to score points. <mask> was ineligible to score points because he was a guest driver. The complete results of the Indy Lights CompleteFIA GT Series. Pole position is earned by points or practice time. Most laps were led. All laps led.Ineligible for series points is the Monster Energy Cup Series and the Camping World Truck Series. Italics is the fastest lap. Most laps were led. Career statistics from Driver Database 1991 births Israeli Jews Jewish sports people Living people People from Ashdod Israeli racing drivers Formula BMW Pacific drivers German Formula Three Championship drivers Young Driver excellence Academy drivers Formula 3 Euro Series drivers


title: Radhika Roy

texts: The founder and executive co-chairperson of NDTV is an Indian journalist named <mask>. She was the company's managing director from 1998 to 2011. The first independent news broadcaster in India was founded as a news production house. <mask> started her career in journalism at The Indian Express and worked for a while at India Today magazine. On 7 May 1949, at 5/1B Belvedre Road, in Calcutta, West Bengal, <mask> was born to Sooraj Lal Dass, who had migrated to the city during the partition of India. The Welham Girls' boarding school sent <mask> was sent to. After moving to the United Kingdom for higher education, they got married and then returned to India. She studied speech pathology at the Oldrey Fleming School in London. She received a degree in English literature from the University of Delhi. When she was a journalist at The Indian Express, she worked for the editing desk. She was a news person at India Today magazine. <mask> quit her job at the magazine to study broadcast journalism at The New School for Social Research in New York.She completed a course in television production at the New York University Tisch School of the Arts. The <mask>s founded New Delhi Television in 1984. According to Prannoy, the original founder of the company was <mask> <mask>, who joined after the <mask> <mask>. She gained a reputation for high standards for impartiality and editorial integrity. At a time when other broadcasters did not have a code of conducts for journalistic ethics, the company instituted a legally binding code of conducts. During a time when the debate over destigmatisation of periods in workplace had not yet entered public discourse, <mask> implemented measures such as arrangement of sanitary napkins in the offices. According to a senior executive at the

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texts: company, "Prannoy <mask> is the face of the organisation, and <mask> <mask> is its heart and soul." In a partnership with Star India, NDTV launched India's first 24x7 independent news channel. The editorial and production aspects of the partnership were managed by NDTV in exchange for a fee with an escalation clause.The partnership ended in 2003 because of a disagreement over editorial control. New Delhi became an independent news broadcaster after it launched its own news channels. The company became the leading media company in terms of market value by the end of the year after going public in 2004. The <mask>s were designated as the executive co-chairpersons of NDTV after 2011. She continued to act as a steward for the editorial side of the company. She was well liked by her employees and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals The company began facing government pressure through litigations and intimidation of advertisers on the network after Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister, which was described as part of a process of cratering media freedom in the country.The government tried to ban the Hindi news channel in 2016 after protests. The offices of the company and the residence of the <mask>s were raided by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in 2017. The Securities and Exchange Board of India barred the <mask>'s from holding managerial or

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texts: board positions for 2 years due to alleged withholding of information in loan agreements. The Securities Appellate Tribunal stayed the order after it was appealed against. The <mask>s were fined in December 2020. SAT told the <mask>s to deposit 50% of the sum if there was a second hearing. The company was exempted from the deposits by the Supreme Court of India.Justice Chandrachud said it was "brash" for the tribunal to have demanded it. By 2015, there were doubts about how much control the <mask>s had over their company after it had become involved in a debt agreement with Reliance Industries, following a series of loan transactions necessitated by the global financial crisis. According to a report released by Reporters sans frontires, the <mask>'s directly held 16.3% of the stake in the company while their husband held 15%. <mask> <mask> has a reputation of being a private person who stays away from fame and keeps a low profile. She is described as being quiet and behind the scenes. <mask> and her husband received an award for information, communication and entertainment. She was included in a list of 50 major women figures in the history of television and radio broadcasting.Fortune India has a list of 50 most powerful women in business in India. The magazine stated that she remained on the list due to her "sheer staying power in the face of adversity" and that she remained one of the most trusted news brands in the country. Indian women television executives, Indian women television producers, Indian women journalists, West Bengal women writers, West Bengal women writers, West Bengal women writers, West Bengal women writers, West Bengal women writers, West Bengal women writers, West Bengal women writers, West Bengal women writers, West Bengal women

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title: Henry Morgan (humorist)

texts: The American humorist <mask> was born on March 31, 1915. He became familiar to radio audiences in the 1930s and 1940s as a barbed but often self-deprecating satirist; in the 1950s and later, he was a regular and cantankerous panelist on the game show I've Got a Secret as well as other game and talk Alan Jay Lerner is a cousin of <mask>. He and his brother were raised by their divorced parents, <mask> and Eva von Ost, in New York City. He attended the High School of Commerce in Washington Heights for two years before going to the Harrisburg Academy in Pennsylvania, where he graduated in 1931. He had a son named Steve Robinson. Steve didn't meet his father until he was 17.Radio <mask> began his radio career as a page at New York City station WMCA in 1932, after which he held a number of radio jobs. He objected to the professional name "<mask>" but was told that his birth name was exotic and difficult to pronounce. This was the beginning of a long history of arguments between <mask> and executives. <mask> was offered a daily 15-minute comedy series on WOR in 1940. <mask> wrote in his memoir that his introduction was a dig at Kate Smith, who started her show with a condescending 'Hello, everybody'. I was happy if anyone listened in. He mixed in barbed ad-libs, satirizing daily life's foibles, with novelty records, including those of Spike Jones.Jones sent <mask> his new records in advance of the market dates because he played them a lot. <mask> played several minor roles in the original broadcast of The Plot to Overthrow Christmas, including that of the narrator, Ivan the Terrible. He did it again in the December 1944 production. <mask> was free to target his sponsors. Adler Shoe Stores was close to canceling its account after <mask> made references to "Old Man Adler" on

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texts: the air. Many new patrons asked to meet Old Man Adler after the chain changed its mind. The new fall line of colors was the subject of an Adler commercial.He thought the colors were terrible, but he wouldn't wear them to a dogfight. <mask> agreed to wear them to a dogfight after Old Man Adler demanded a correction. He said it made him happy. The Henry <mask> Show received a special citation. He was ahead of his time, but he was also hurt by his own disposition according to Ed Herlihy. He was very difficult. He was so brilliant that he would get frustrated.He didn't achieve the success he should have. <mask> was the radio's first true rebel because he didn't know when to quit, according to Nachman. Arnold Stang, who worked as one of <mask>'s second bananas on the ABC shows, was also a supporter. Stang said that his former boss was a masochist. He would destroy himself when things were going well for him. He couldn't deal with success. He had an unhappy childhood that gave him a bad outlook on life.He didn't have any close friends. <mask>'s first wife kept him in debt and refused to give him a divorce, though the divorce did occur and <mask> remarried. <mask> was briefly blacklisted after his name appeared in an anti-communist pamphlet. <mask>'s connections with communism were questionable at best. <mask>'s listing sprang from his former wife's leftist affiliations, as <mask> himself confirmed in his memoir: All her information came from friends whose conversation leaned sharply away from their high incomes, which, apparently, they found to be embarrassing in a world that harbored poor. They decided to be helpful by attending meetings at one another's homes and discussing the problems of the hungry hordes after dinner. I'm not trying to be funny, it's what they

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texts: did.Party members are usually invited to lead the discussions. I was a political person. I was either stupid or "inner-directed", which meant that I didn't care about my fellow man. The four or five of her friends who became known as the Hollywood Ten were not something I cared about. The couple wed in Las Vegas on August 17, 1946. They were separated by 1948. During an appearance on Late Night with David Letterman in 1982, <mask> told him that he was being sued for more money.<mask> revealed in his memoir that one of his cousins had been a Communist until the Hitler-Stalin Pact caused him to break with the party, and that this cousin had told investigators that <mask> had not been a party member. When he learned that his agent, a Party member, had refused to accept assignments for him, the cousin decided to cooperate closely with investigators. The Party tried to rape him. It was enough to ruin his faith. He decided to kill them. <mask> resumed his broadcasting career after being cleared. <mask> starred in So This Is New York, a comedy that was based on Ring Lardner's 1920 novel The Big Town.Though the film received favorable reviews, it was not as well received by the public as his radio and television work. <mask> was put on the air with On the Corner for five weeks in 1948. NBC gave him a show called The <mask> Show. <mask>'s Great Talent Hunt was a show on NBC that ran from January 26 to June 1, 1951. The show started out as a take-off on The Original Amateur Hour, and featured Kaye Ballard, Art Carney, Pert Kelton, and Arnold Stang as Gerard, who supposedly recruited the "talent" for <mask>. NBC changed the show's title and format to The Henry <mask> Show on April 20. <mask> played a Brooklyn assistant district attorney in the film Murder, Inc.The short-lived

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texts: syndicated television program Henry Morgan and Company was hosted by him a year earlier. I've Got a Secret <mask>'s longest-lived television image began in June 1952 when he was invited to join CBS's I've Got a Secret, produced by Mark Goodson and Bill Todman. <mask>'s sarcastic complaints about the working conditions marked his tenure on the show. <mask>'s mordant wit played well against the upbeat personality of the other panelists, and producer Allan Sherman would deliberately stage elaborate "secrets" involving <mask> personally. <mask> was sent to Africa, sent to an undisclosed location in the Caribbean to try Edward O. THORp's card counting system for blackjack, partially undressed on the air while trying to read a dramatic script, and given a job by cowboy Roy. After Sherman left <mask> short on material and with few minutes left to fill, <mask> went on an extended rant against him; Sherman was fired almost immediately afterwards. <mask> stayed with the show for its original 14-season run and rejoined it when it was revived twice: once on CBS in 1972 and again in 1976.<mask> continued to make radio appearances, most often on the NBC weekend show NBC Monitor (1955–70), which also afforded final airings to Fibber McGee and Molly, until co-star Marian Jordan's death, as well as appearing as a guest panelist on other game shows. <mask> hosted a radio quiz show in 1959 called Sez Who, which involved guessing the famous voices making memorable comments that had been recorded over the years. During the time when Mad magazine was adapting work from humorists such as Bob and Ray, <mask> had three bylines. He wrote a weekly humor column for the New York Post. <mask> occasionally appeared on That Was The Week That Was in the 1960's. He was a regular cast member of James

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texts: Thurber's comedy series My World and Welcome to It in 1969 and made numerous appearances on The Tonight Show in the 1960s. He tricked the panelists into thinking he was a former Polish spy when he was a contestant on the 1963 edition of To Tell the Truth.<mask> wrote humorous commentaries for national magazines. The <mask> Show commentaries, broadcast twice daily on WNEW-AM in New York City, helped revive his radio career. Morgan and the Media was added to WOR the following year. On October 13, 1972, <mask> Griffin Show, and, frustrated with fellow guest Charo's interruptions and poor grasp of English, told the host, "You dragged me out of bed because you said you were stuck for a guest <mask> was a guest on the February 8, 1982 fifth episode of the Late Night with David Letterman show along with film producer and director Francis Ford Coppola, during which <mask> gave a meandering account of his troubles with his ex-wife and left the show during a commercial break. Here's <mask>! is <mask>'s 1994 memoir. As if the reader was listening to a vintage radio satire of <mask>'s life, The Original Bad Boy of Broadcasting found him satirizing many of his former co-stars but not examining his professional life with much depth.Shut Up, He Explained, an anthology of Ring Lardner's shorter works, was edited by him. His last national television appearance was on Talk Live in 1994. <mask> died of lung cancer a few weeks after that broadcast. <mask> wrote "Henry Morgan's Jokebook" in 1955. The Big Broadcast: 1920-1950 (Viking Press, 1972) <mask>; George Booth Dogs. The original bad boy of broadcasting was The <mask> Show. <mask> dislikes the sponsor.American male comedians, American radio personalities, American satirists, and American male television actors died from cancer in

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title: Narek Sargsyan

texts: The former Minister of Urban Development of Armenia and later Chairman of the State Committee on Urban Development is <mask>. The Polytechnic Institute was finished by <mask>. He was Yerevan's Chief Architect from 2001 to 2011. Minister of Urban Development of Armenia. He was born on January 1, 1959 in Jermuk. He graduated from the Architectural department with a degree in 1980. Post graduate student at Moscow Central Research Institute of Experimental design worked in the department of research works of the Polytechnic Institute.The 2008 complex of multi-functional apartment house is in Davidashen. The new housing of the Republic Party and the reconstruction of the complex were mentioned in the article. The theme of the conference was City and Construction. The 1st place in the section of living environment is the 1st degree of the Laureate of scientific and technical creativity. The thesis of the candidate of architecture 1989 was for planning, constructing and organizing the living environment. The Union of Architects of Armenia had a 2nd All Union review of scientific works of young architects. A diplomat.The best works of architecture were reviewed in 1996 by the assistant professor of Yerevan Architectural and Construction Institute. The project of the French school for 900 seats was the subject of a 1998diploma of the International Association of Architects for the significant contribution to the development and improvement of architectural education. A member of the Ukrainian Academy of Engineering was awarded the Engineering Glory of the International Academy of Engineering in Moscow.

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title: Heather Graham Pozzessere

texts: <mask> is a best-selling American writer who writes primarily romance novels. She writes under the names <mask> and Shannon Drake. She has written over 150 novels and has had over 75 million copies printed. <mask> was born on March 15,1953, in Miami-Dade County, Florida. After her high school graduation, she married <mask>. She graduated from the University of South Florida with a degree in theater arts. She worked in dinner theater, singing backup vocals, and as a bartender after that.After the birth of her third child, Pozzessere decided she couldn't afford to work anymore. To fill her time, she began to write horror stories and romances. When Next We Love was her first novel. Since then, she has written more than 100 novels and novellas. These novels range from historical fiction to category, from romantic suspense to time travel, and from vampire fiction to Christmas stories. She has written for Dell's Ecstasy Supreme line, Silhouette's Shadows line and Mira Books. Her books have been published in many different languages.She received the Lifetime Achievement Award from Romance Writers of America. She is a member of Mystery Writers of America, International Thriller Writers, and Novelists Inc, the Horror Writers Association, and has received the Thriller Writer's Silver Bullet for charitable enterprises. The annual Romantic Times Vampire Ball has been hosted by the founder of the Florida chapter of the Romance Writers of America. She hosted the first Writers for New Orleans on Labor Day in 2006 with workshops and a dinner theater event to benefit the city and libraries. It became an annual event after Labor Day of 2007. She is the founder of the band. In November 2016 it was announced that <mask> and Chad Michael Murray would be writing a novel together.It will be released in November. She and her husband have five children. When Next We Love is a stand-alone novel by <mask>. The Di Medici Bride, The Game of Love, and King of the Castle are stand-alone novels.

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title: Konrad Hurrell

texts: The nickname "Hurrellicane" is used for Konileti "<mask>" <mask>, a professional rugby league footballer who plays for St Helens in the Super League and for Tonga at international level. He played for the World All Stars side in 2016 and previously played for the New Zealand Warriors. <mask> was born in Tofoa and moved to New Zealand in late 2009 on a rugby union scholarship. He played for the first XV and was vice captain in his second year. New Zealand's national champion in weightlifting for the open weight category was <mask>, who was also a member of the athletics team. <mask> moved to rugby league in 2011. He played for the Junior Warriors in 2011.In his first year of playing rugby league, he scored 22 tries in 21 games and was named in the competition's Team of the Year. <mask> was ineligible for the Junior Kiwis because he didn't have a New Zealand Residency. <mask> was promoted to the first grade squad in 2012 and played in all three trial matches. He signed a contract extension in February. <mask> impressed off the bench in the Warriors 26–20 loss to the Sea Eagles in the first game of the season. <mask> made his debut in the National Rugby League in the round 2 victory over the Eels. <mask> made it twelve tries from twelve games at that stage of the season when he scored his first hat-trick in the victory over the Gold Coast.He re-signed with the Warriors on 15 July. <mask> was dropped from the Warriors first grade team on the day before their Round 24 game against the Cowboys after a poor defensive display. <mask> finished the season as the Warriors' top try-scorer with 12 tries from 17 matches. <mask> had 20 matches and 13 tries for the Warriors. <mask> signed a letter of intent with the

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title: Konrad Hurrell

texts: New Zealand Rugby League in 2012 in order to play for the New Zealand national rugby league team. He played in 3 matches and scored a try in the 22–16 win over the Cook Islands in the World Cup. In February, <mask> played in the Warriors inaugural Nines.He scored a try off the interchange bench in the Round 3 match against the Cowboys after being overlooked for the first two matches. <mask> was fined $5,000 for a sex tape involving a Shortland Street actress. <mask> scored a try in the Warriors 54–12 win over the Raiders in the Round 9 match. <mask> played in 19 matches and scored 12 tries for the Warriors. <mask> was selected for the New Zealand national rugby league team Four Nations train-on squad, but didn't make the final squad. <mask> re-signed with the Warriors in March of 2015. In their 18–16 loss at Cbus Super Stadium, <mask> played for Tonga in the Polynesian Cup against Samoa.<mask> was placed on report for kneeing Anthony Tupou in the face and leaving him with a broken jaw in the Warriors 20–16 win at Remondis Stadium. Four metal plates, screws and wiring were required for Tupou's surgery. <mask> took an early plea and was suspended for 3 matches. The Warriors lost to the Roosters 25–21 at Mt Smart Stadium in Round 14. <mask> played in 12 matches for the Warriors and scored 4 tries. <mask> was named in the Warriors squad for the Nines. On 13 February, he played for the World All Stars against the Indigenous All Stars in the All Stars match, playing off the interchange bench and scoring a try in the World All Stars' 12–8 win at Suncorp Stadium.The Warriors released him from the remainder of his contract on 25 May. He signed a contract with the Gold Coast Titans the next day. <mask> signed a

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title: Konrad Hurrell

texts: contract extension until the end of 2019. The Members Most Valuable Player (MVP), as well as thePreston Award for his ongoing work within the community, were both won by <mask> during the regular season. <mask> competed in the World Cup for his home country. <mask> scored the game winning try against the Raiders at Cbus Stadium on the Gold Coast. <mask> played his 100th game in a loss to the St George Dragons.<mask> was selected to play for Tonga in the Pacific Test in July, which resulted in a win and try for the centre. After a dip in form in the beginning of the year, <mask> played several games for the Tweed Heads Seagulls where he regained form and played out the rest of the season with the Gold Coast TITANS. On the 12th of October, it was announced that <mask> requested a release from the final year of his contract with the Gold Coast to join the Rhinos in the English Super League for the next 3 years. He scored 14 tries in his first year in the English Super League, making him the second highest try scorer at the club. <mask> scored 4 tries in a single game in April, breaking his personal record of 3 tries in a single game. The Fans Player of the Year Award was presented to <mask> at the presentation night. The 2020 Challenge Cup Final was played at Wembley Stadium.The club's 36–8 loss against St Helens in the Super League semi-finals was <mask>'s 17th game of the season. In round 1 of the Super League season, <mask> made his club debut for St Helens R.F.C., following the conclusion of Super League XXVI. They defeated Catalans Dragons 28-8. There are links to biographies of rugby league players from Gold Coast to New Zealand. Rugby league players and rugby union players emigrate to New

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title: Shigeo Shingo

texts: The world's leading expert on manufacturing practices and the Toyota Production System was born in Saga City, Japan. After working as a technician at the Taiwanese railways at the end of the World War II, he became a consultant at the Japan Management Association in Tokyo. He had improvement experiences in the field in 1950. Shing got involved in some actions in Toyota Motor Corporation for the reduction of set-up time for pressing machines which took him to the creation of Mazda. The method is spread out under the English currency. <mask> may be better known in the West than in Japan because of his meeting with Norman Bodek, the founder of Productivity Inc. Shing, who had been teaching Industrial engineering courses at Toyota since 1955, had written books about the Toyota Production System.Shing was involved all over Japan in the training of thousands of people, who joined his courses on the fundamental techniques of analysis and improvement of the operational activities in factories. Shing's Study of the Toyota Production System was translated into English in 1980. After taking as many copies of this book as he could to the USA, Bodek was able to translate <mask>'s other books into English. Shing's support helped develop one of the first Western lean manufacturing

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texts: consulting practices. The relevance of his contribution has sometimes been doubted, but it is substantially confirmed by the opinions of his peers, such as Just in time and the "pull" production system, which were created by Toyota and Mr.Tai. There is a myth that <mask> invented the Toyota Production System. <mask> contributed to the formalization of some aspects of the management philosophy known as the Toyota Production System (TPS), developed and applied in Japan since the 1950s and later implemented in a huge number of companies in the world.The Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University created the Shingo Prize for Operational excellence to honor Dr. Shing for his lifetime accomplishments. Shing could influence fields other than manufacturing, as the theorist of important innovations related to Industrial engineering, such as Poka-yoke and the Zero Quality Control. Shingo's ideas of mistake-proofing, zero quality control, and SMED have all been applied in the sales process engineering. Shigeo <mask>: A Revolution in Manufacturing: The Smed System, Productivity Press, 1985 and Shigeo Shingo: A Study of the Toyota Production System, Productivity Press, 1981 are included. The Oxford University Press published Work and Power in the Digital Age in

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title: Ryan Williams (footballer, born 1991)

texts: <mask> is an English professional footballer who plays for the Eskilstuna. <mask> built a reputation as a free kick specialist after starting his career at Chester City. He won an international cap for England after playing in Canada, Brazil, the United States and Scotland. <mask> came through the youth ranks at Chester City and was promoted to the first team during the 2008–09 season as a result of a transfer embargo. He was an unused substitute in seven matches between September and December 2008 and made his senior debut for the club in a 7–0 Cheshire Senior Cup semi-final defeat to Crewe Alexandra on January 20, 2009, but he tore ankle ligaments on the stroke of half time and failed to recover. <mask> joined Colwyn Bay in late 2009. He won the club's Player of the Year award and a place in the league's Team of the Year when he was at Llandudno during the 2010–11 season.<mask> was voted into the Cymru Alliance Team of the Year for the second year in a row at the end of the 2011–12 season. He left Rhyl midway through the 2012–13 season. <mask> began training with the League Two club in July of 2012 but was not offered a contract due to financial constraints. After the departure of Joe Mwasile on loan, funds were made available for <mask> to be offered a short-term contract with the Shrimps. <mask> made his Football League debut in a match against Argyle five days later, coming on as a substitute for Gary McDonald. He scored a long-range goal in the 80th minute as the Shrimps lost 2–1. He scored his second goal in three games two weeks later and the winner in a

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title: Ryan Williams (footballer, born 1991)

texts: 2–1 victory.<mask> signed a new contract until the end of the season after starting against York City and Man of the Match performances against Exeter City and Aldershot Town. During the second half of the 2012–13 season, <mask> made 16 appearances and scored two goals. In the League Cup first round, <mask> netted a long range goal with a free kick and in the league, he netted a 25-yard strike. He signed a one-year contract extension in February of last year. <mask> won the Goal of the Season award for his four goals in his first full season of football. <mask> missed the last two months of the season after having surgery on a hernia. He had 16 appearances and no goals.<mask> was released from the Globe Arena in May of 2015 after scoring five goals in two-and-a-half years. <mask> signed a one-year deal with the Championship club on June 11, 2015. He made his debut for the Bees in a 4–0 League Cup first round defeat to Oxford United. <mask>' contract was canceled by mutual consent after he failed to win a call into the squad in over four months. According to Get West London, <mask> was a set-piece expert, but was never going to get in the first team and was turned into a set-pieces coach. <mask> joined the club on February 1, 2016 and will be there until the end of the season. He wasn't offered a new contract at the end of the season.<mask> moved to Canada in July of 2016 to join the club. He was named the Fans' Player of the Year after scoring four goals and making 18 appearances. <mask> scored five goals in the savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay

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title: Ryan Williams (footballer, born 1991)

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title: Stevan Mokranjac

texts: <mask> was a Serbian composer and music teacher. Mokranjac was born in Negotin in 1856. He played the cello in the first Serbian string quartet and later became the conductor of the Belgrade Choir Society. He died in Skopje at the end of World War I. <mask>c Music School was renamed in his honor. He is featured on the paper currency of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.The Mokranjac family home in Negotin was turned into a museum in 1964. Every year, the town celebrates Mokranjac's life, known as "Mokranjac days". The 125th anniversary of Mokranjac's birth was marked by the construction of a statue in 1981 in the yard of the Mokranjac family home. On January 9, 1856, <mask> Stojanovi was born in the town of Negotin, Serbia. At the time of his birth, Negotin was a small town with over 3000 inhabitants. The nickname "Mokranjac" was given to Stojanovi by the village of Mokranje. <mask>'s father died two days before his son's birth and built the house where the Stojanovi family lived.Mokranjac received his first violin at the age of ten. He lived in Negotin, Zajear and Belgrade. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Stevan Mokranjac

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 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 He studied in Rome with Alessandro Parisotti from 1884 to1885. Salomon Jadassohn and Carl Reinecke taught him for two years in the city of Leipzig. Mokranjac organized a concert to commemorate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Belgrade Choir Society. He and his family lived in Negotin.<mask> held the position of conductor of the Belgrade Choir Society until his death. Under <mask>'s leadership, the choir became well known and respected throughout Central Europe and Russia because of its high performance standard, which was made up of many Serbian folk songs, as well as pieces composed by <mask> himself. It went to Croatia, Croatia, Montenegro, Ottoman Turkey, and Russia. In 1899, the choir traveled to Berlin. Mokranjac married Marija, a member of the choir who was twenty years his junior. Momilo was the son of the couple. The Serbian School of Music and the first Serbian string

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title: Stevan Mokranjac

texts: quartet were founded by Mokranjac.<mask>'s most famous works are from the late 19th century. He moved to Skopje to escape World War I. The New Cemetery of Belgrade is where he is buried. Mokranjac recorded Serbian Orthodox church chants in staff notation. A gifted composer, he first published a book of church tunes in 1908. Mokranjac's chants were unique because he removed their ornamental and microtonal elements, making them distinct from other Eastern Orthodox church chants. Chants written by Mokranjac were used more than those written by other composers.The older versions of church chants were suppressed. The melodies were drawn from oral tradition. <mask>'s music is similar to that of Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina. <mask> traveled frequently to Leva and Kosovo to collect and record traditional melodies. A composer committed to choral music, he achieved this partly by his composition of fifteen choral suites to which he gave the name "Garlands". The Divine Liturgy of St. John Crysostom and Ivko's slava was written by <mask>. The Glorification of Saint Sava was originally composed for a male chorus in 1893, but he created a mixed chorus version in 1906.<mask> composed the final piece of "Garlands" in 1913. He composed many songs for the choir. His last and unfinished composition for a choir, based on a poem by Zmaj, was finished by

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title: Stevan Mokranjac

texts: Vrebalov and performed in 2015. <mask> is considered the "Father of Serbian music" and the "most important figure of Serbian musical romanticism" in Serbia. The corner stones of Serbian music theatre are his works. Serbian Orthodox chants recorded by Mokranjac are the basis of most modern Serbian church singing. <mask>'s music school was renamed after his death.The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Serbia have paper currency. The Mokranjac family home in Negotin was turned into a museum in 1964. Every year, the town celebrates Mokranjac's life, known as "Mokranjac days". The 125th anniversary of Mokranjac's birth was marked by the construction of a statue in 1981 in the yard of the Mokranjac family home. Mokranjac received the Serbian Order of Saint Sava, the Ottoman Order of Osmanieh, the Montenegrin Order of Prince Danilo I, and the Bulgaria Order of Saint Alexander. The 100 most prominent Serbs include him. Petar Krsti Miloje Milojevi Stevan Hristi Isidor Baji Biniki Davorin Jenko Jovan orevi is also

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title: Roger Keeran

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask><mask>, is an American historian and university professor who taught at Cornell, Rutgers, and the New York State University. In 1980, he published The Communist Party and the Auto Workers' Unions and in 2004, he co-authored Socialism Betrayed: Behind the Collapse of the Soviet Union. He is no longer a professor at the Empire State College. In the 1960s, he obtained a B.A. Wayne State University is in Detroit, Michigan. He worked in an automobile plant to pay for his studies. He was a co-president of the Detroit Committee to End the War in Vietnam.He obtained an M.A. The University of Wisconsin–Madison has a PhD in history. His thesis was titled Communists and Auto Workers: The Struggle for a Union. His first teaching job was at the ILR School at Cornell University. He published The Communist Party and the Auto Workers' Unions because of his interest in the work of Communist Party activists in the US automobile industry from the mid-1920s to the late 1940s. He lost his job at Cornell because the book's academic approach to the purge of Communists from the United Auto Workers conflicted with US Cold War policies at the time. He taught at Rutgers in New Jersey, as well as the Empire State School of the State University of New York, where he taught students in the Labor and Policy studies master's degree program.In 2004, he and Thomas Kenny co-authored Socialism Betrayed: Behind the Collapse of the Soviet Union, a book which was to be translated into French, Portuguese, Spanish, Russian, Bulgaria, Turkish, Persian and Chinese. "Socialism Betrayed traces the many circumstances and deviations that undoubtedly contributed to the final overthrow of socialism and the dismemberment of the Soviet Union into many supposedly independent republics." The first English edition was out of print because of the favorable publicity it

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title: Roger Keeran

texts: received from reviews in left-wing newspapers and journals. <mask> has been a member of the Communist Party USA for three decades and is currently a member of the advisory board of the Marxist journal Science & Society. His work has been published in a number of journals, including Michigan History, Labor History, Science & Society, Industrial Relations, Policy Studies Journal, Nature, Society, and Thought, and was a contributor to The Encyclopedia of the American Left. Michigan History, Vol. 81-106, "Communists and UAW Factionalism, 1937-1939," was published in 1970. "Communist Influence in the Automobile Industry, 1920-1933: Paving the Way for an Industrial Union" was published in 1976." Everything for Victory": Communist Influence in the Auto Industry During World War II was published in the spring of 1979. 43, No. In Industrial Relations: A Journal of Economy and Society, there is a reply to Professor Lichtenstein. "The International Workers Order and the Origin of the CIO" was published in Labor History. "Public Policy and the Recent Decline of Strikes" was written by Greg Tarpinian. The Encyclopedia of the American Left, New York, Garland, 1990, p. 379-380, "International Workers Order." "National Groups and the Popular Front: The Case of the International Workers Order" was published in the Journal of American Ethnic History."The Italian Section of the International Workers Order, 1930-1950" was published in Italian American Review 7. "Response to Kenny's Rejoinder" followed by "Debating the Soviet Demise: A Rejoinder" in Science and Society: A. The Communist Party and the Auto Workers Unions were reviewed in The American Historical Review. The Communist Party and the Auto Workers Unions were reviewed in The Journal of American History. People from Lapeer, Michigan, and the University of Wisconsin–Madison are members of the Communist


title: Nimatullah Kassab

texts: <mask>.L.M., also known as "Al-Hardini", was a monk, priest and scholar of the Maronite Church. The Catholic Church has declared him a saint. He was born in the village of Hardine in the North Governorate of Lebanon, one of seven children of Georgeab and Marium Raad, the daughter of a priest of the Maronite Church. After finishing his studies there in 1822, he entered the Monastery of St. Anthony in Qozhaya and took the monastic name of Nimatullah, which means "the grace of God". The abbot assigned Kassab to learn how to bind books. During his time in the monastic life, he spent a lot of time in prayer, sometimes going to the monastery church to pray. After making his religious profession of vows on November 14, 1830, Kassab was sent to the Monastery of Saints Cyprian and Justina in Kfifan, in the Batroun District, to pursue higher studies in preparation for ordination.<mask> Al-Hardini started a free school in Kifkan. He was assigned to be the director of the seminarians and to teach at the order's seminary. Charbel Makhlouf, a member of the order, is venerated by the entire Catholic Church. <mask> was a monk and spent his entire life in prayer. In addition to his duties in the seminary, he served on its general council for most of the period 1845-1858 and also as assistant Abbot General. He did not want to be named Abbot General. He was reprimanded for being too gentle with his fellow monks, but he was a model of patience and forbearance.He was part of the challenge of monastic life. One of his brothers advised

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texts: him to seek solitude after entering the monastery. Kassab said community life was the true challenge for a monk. Death <mask> died in the winter of 1858 after nearly two weeks of high fever. His body was found to be intact after his tomb was opened for re-burial. His body was exposed to the public until 1927, when the Committee of Inquiry into his possible canonization had finished its work. He was buried in a small chapel.Miracles Kassab is believed to have performed many miracles due to his deep spirituality and high virtues. It was said that he was very close to his creator. "The Saint of Kfifan" was said to have a gift of prophesy and became known as a man of vision. He had a sense that the wall outside the monastery of Kfifan was going to fall when he was teaching his students there. He asked his students to leave before the wall fell down, sparing them from injury. According to Maronite folklore, Kassab was made aware that the barn where the cows of the monastery of Kfifan were kept was going to collapse on them. The monk in charge was asked by Kassab to change the location of the cows.The monk hesitated, but Kassab urged him to do so. The roof of the barn collapsed after the cows were removed. It is believed Kassab wanted to celebrate his daily Mass but his altar boy did not show up on time. Kassab went to the boy's room and asked him to serve mass. The altar boy had a high temperature. The boy was cured immediately after Kassab ordered him to stand up. Provisions Box Kassab is thought to have once