title: Eleanor Mondale

texts: <mask> was an American radio personality, television host, and actress. <mask> was the daughter of Walter and <mask>. Theodore Adams "Ted" <mask> was a Minnesota State Senator. <mask> was the former assistant Attorney General of Minnesota. <mask> attended a boarding school during her senior year of high school. She moved to Hollywood after graduating from St. Lawrence University. <mask> earned a reputation in the media for being a "wild child", although she claimed many of the rumors were false.She was married three times and had no children, as well as being involved with some high-profile men, including former President Bill Clinton. <mask>'s first marriage ended in August 1989 when Van Horne filed for divorce. She dated a rock singer in 1990 and traveled with him to Australia. She dated George Starke. <mask>'s second marriage was to Greg Malban, a DJ. Mondale moved to New York to be with her boyfriend at the time, New York plastic and reconstructive surgeon Joe DeBellis. <mask> was married to Chan Poling of The New Standards.<mask> and Poling lived on a small farm in Minnesota where they raised miniature horses. <mask> moved to Hollywood after taking time off from college. She had a speaking line in the TV series. She graduated from St. Lawrence University in 1982. <mask> had small roles on TV shows such as Three's Company, Dynasty, and Matt Houston by January 1983, when she was back in Hollywood. <mask> was a regular guest. There was a TV show in the late 1990s and early

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texts: 2000s.<mask> began her journalism career in Los Angeles, working at KABC-TV. She got her first radio break as a helicopter reporter in Chicago after leaving the station. She was taking fill-in jobs at various Chicago radio stations. She was waiting for the pilot of "The Rock 'n Roll Evening News" to be sold. <mask> was the Midwest correspondent for the show when it began airing in national syndication. <mask> signed a one-year contract with a Chicago radio station in 1986 to be a frequent contributor. <mask> joined the Chicago radio station in 1987 as a morning news anchor.<mask> was the co- host of the morning show with John Fisher. <mask> took a leave of absence from the station to work on a book about the children of presidents. <mask> was an entertainment reporter for WCCO-TV in Minneapolis. <mask> quit just a few days before a local magazine was to publish a feature on him called "Walter and Joan's Wild Child". <mask> was a morning sidekick on WLOL-FM in Minneapolis until the station was bought by Minnesota Public Radio in 1991. She hosted "The Great American TV Poll" on Lifetime. <mask> returned to Chicago's airwaves as a morning sidekick in April 1991, working alongside Robert Murphy.In January 1993 <mask> and Dan Walker were forced out of WKQX. <mask> began working in television after leaving WKQX. <mask> and Robin Leach co-hosted a two-hour special on national television about Madonna in 1993. <mask> started working as a correspondent for NBC's Today show in 1994.

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title: Eleanor Mondale

texts: <mask> was a regular correspondent for the network's news division, as well as being an anchor and host of "Q and E", a half-hour weekly celebrity show. <mask> was hired by CBS as a Los Angeles-based correspondent in 1996. <mask> hosted the E!.Wild On was shown on E! in 1997. News Live. She was a reporter on the horse racing events for two years. She was a reporter for the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. She co-hosted The World's Greatest Auto Shows on the Speed Channel. She worked for CBS. <mask> was a host at WCCO-AM after battling brain cancer for the first time.When she left the radio station in 2009, she was on disability because of her cancer. She was posthumously inducted into the Minnesota Broadcasting Hall of Fame. <mask> had five speaking lines in the film Drop Dead Fred. She narrated the feature documentary film "Fritz: The Walter Mondale Story", which details the life of her father and aspects of her own childhood, as well as appearing in the 1999 film Ground Control as Christine. The short film Mirage was directed by Sayer Frey and produced by Shelli Ainsworth. <mask> was diagnosed with brain cancer in June 2005. She announced in February 2008 that a small tumor had returned and that she would seek treatment at the Mayo Clinic.<mask> was diagnosed with brain cancer again in August of 2009, and was scheduled to have surgery later that month. She died from the disease at her home in Minnesota at the age of 51. There is a list of people with brain

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title: Eileen S. Naughton

texts: <mask> is from Rhode Island. She served in the Rhode Island House of Representatives, representing the 21st district, which contains the neighborhoods of Conimicut, Hoxsie, and the T.F. The airport is green. She was defeated in the September 13, 2016 primary election in her bid to serve for a 13th term after being first elected to the House of Representatives in 1992. <mask><mask> was born in Rhode Island. She graduated from Annhurst College in South Woodstock, Connecticut with a degree in 1967. She graduated from the Southern New England School of Law.She is a member of the Board of Directors for the Warwick Chamber of Commerce, the Warwick Historical Society, the Warwick Arts Foundation, the Gaspee Days Committee, the Conimicut Village Association, and the Ocean State Lyric Opera. The Naughton's live in the Conimicut neighborhood of Warwick, where they raise heritage breed livestock and poultry. Christine and William are her two children. Naughton was first elected to the House of Representatives in 1992 from District 32, defeating incumbent Michael McEntee in the Democratic primary and Republican Arthur F. Chapman in the general election by a margin of 73% to 27%. Naughton was elected to the 21st District after the House of Representatives was reduced from 100 to 75 members. The Moderate Party challenger Richard L. Lavallee was defeated on 2 November 2010 by a margin of 62.1% to 37.9%. Naughton served on the Judiciary committee for four years.She was the chairperson of the Subcommittee on Health and the Environment in 2005, after serving on the Finance Committee since 1997. She was appointed as the chairperson of the Rules Committee in 2005, after being

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title: Zarah Leander

texts: When she was contracted to work for the state-owned Universum Film AG in Germany between 1936 and 1943, she was a Swedish singer and actress. She was probably one of Europe's best-selling recording artists prior to 1945. Her films and lyrics were identified as Nazi propaganda because of her involvement with UFA. She was dubbed an "Enemy of Germany" by Joseph Goebbels and was a controversial figure for the rest of her life. She was known for her dark, veiled voice and her confident ways as a singer. As a child, she studied piano and violin and sang on stage for the first time at the age of six. She did not want to become a professional performer and instead led an ordinary life.When she was a teenager, she lived in Latvia for two years, where she learned German, took up work as a secretary, and had two children. She sang "Do You Want to See a Star?" for the first time in 1929 in a touring cabaret by the entertainer and producer Ernst Rolf. Soon she would become her signature tune. She played a part in a film, made her first records, and participated in four cabarets in the capital of Sweden in 1930. As "Hanna Glavari" in The Merry Widow, she had her break-through. She had divorced him by then. She made a living as an artist on stage and in film after expanding her career.Her fame brought her proposals from Europe and Hollywood, where a number of Swedish actors and directors were working. Karl Gerhard was a prominent anti-Nazi and she performed with him in the beginning of the 1930s. The song "I skuggan av en stvel" was written in 1934 and strongly condemned the persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany. A career on the European continent was what <mask> chose. As a mother of two school-age children, she ruled out a move to America, fearing the consequences of taking the children a great distance and being unable to find employment. Despite the


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texts: political situation, Austria and Germany were closer to home, and <mask> was well-versed in German. The world premiere of Axel an der Himmelstr (Axel at the Gate of Heaven) was directed by Max Hansen and took place in Vienna.It was a parody of Hollywood and a parody of Marlene Dietrich. She played a cabaret star in the Austrian film premiere. She landed a contract with UFA in Berlin in 1936 after being introduced to the studio head by director Douglas Sirk. She demanded both influence and a high salary, half of which was to be paid in Swedish kronor to a bank in Stockholm. She participated in ten films, most of them great successes, despite being dubbed an "Enemy of Germany" by the Propaganda Minister. <mask> didn't socialized with leading party members or take part in official Nazi Party functions. A likely apocryphal meeting resulted in this exchange.Isn't that a Jewish name? "But what about Josef?" the actress asked. Goebbels reportedly replied, "Hmmm... yes, yes, a good answer." The Yiddish song "Bei Mir Bistu Shein" was recorded in 1938 despite her involvement with the Nazi propaganda machine. Many of her songs were written by Michael Jary, with whom she had an affair, and Bruno Balz, with music and lyrics. In her films, she played independent, beautiful, passionate and self-confident women. In her signature deep voice, she sang two of the biggest hits of her career, "This is not the end of the world" and "Ich weiss."These two songs are examples of effective Nazi propaganda. She is likely to have been one of Europe's best-selling recording artists prior to 1945. She said that the royalties from the records she released made her a fortune, not her salary from UFA. Her last film was in Nazi Germany. The Nazis pressured her to apply for German citizenship after her villa was hit in an air raid. She decided to retreat to Sweden, where

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title: Horia Gârbea

texts: <mask> is also known as an academic, engineer and journalist. He is a member of the Writers' Union of Romania and its public relations executive, as well as the head of its Bucharest chapter. He has published in a number of journals, including Ramuri and Sptmna Financiar. The popularization of contract bridge is covered in his career in the media. The author of several scientific works on engineering, Grbea is also a faculty member. The recipient of several national awards for literature, he received critical attention for plays, short stories and novels which merged intertextuality and parody with neo realistic elements. Chekhov, Ion Luca Caragiale, Gustave Flaubert, Costache Negruzzi and various other of his predecessors have been reworked by Grbea in his work for the Romanian stage.His country's post-1989 history is one of the themes borrowed from the 1989 Revolution. His works in novel and short prose often take the form of political fiction or satire aimed at his writer colleagues. The contributions have consolidated Grbea's success with the general public, but have divided critical opinion on the issue of their ultimate literary value. <mask> Grbea is the grandson of a Land Forces general and diplomat. When he first heard Dante Aligheri, his grandfather's passion for literature was passed onto him. The future writer wanted to become a writer, but chose a sciences-based curriculum at the high school. He stated his intention to have two books published by the year 2000 when he was a guest on a talk show hosted by Mircea Sntimbreanu.The student magazine

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title: Horia Gârbea

texts: Amfiteatru published Grbea's poems at the age of twenty. He graduated from the Department of Landscaping and Environmental Engineering. A member of the teaching staff at his alma mater since 1987, he received a Doctor of Science degree from the Politehnica University in 1999. The Monday Literary Club was founded by literary criticNicolae Manolescu and journalist Radu Clin Cristea. He received a 1986 prize from Spain's University of Bilbao. The Romanian Revolution of 1989 was a turning point in <mask> Grbea's writing career. One of his first works in drama, translated into English as The Serpent, was performed by the British Royal Court Theatre in 1990.After a year, Pescruul din livadacu viini was first staged at the Victor Ion Popa Theater, followed by the premiere of Funcionarul destinului. He made his editorial debut with the 1993 volumes Doamna Bovary snt ceilali and Mephisto. Stpnul tcerii was staged in Piteti in 1994. The first volume of Grbea's poetry, "Biographical Text", was published in 1996. The writer followed up with a second collection of poems, which was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780


title: Horia Gârbea

texts: 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The French-language street theater performance "They Are Moving On" was written by him in 1996. The short story volume Misterele Bucuretilor and the novel Cderea Bastiliei were both published in 1997.The 1999 book Decembrie was directed by Grbea. The Writers' Union Prize for Theater was given to it. The Crile was featured in the 2000 program of the student theater company Calandrinon. The anthology of texts for the stage was published in 2001. Who Killed Marx? The recipient of the Ion Luca Caragiale Award was delayed for three years. His short story collection was published in 2001.In 2003 there were two more books: Vacan n infern and Ra Cu portocale. "Raising Pet Iguanas" is a poem. The latter was in the running for the USR Award. He began his career in the post-Revolution press in 1990 when he was a writer for a magazine founded by Ctlin rlea and Laureniu Ulici. He was an active theater critic and chronicler, as well as a contract bridge popularizer. His articles were published by other places. He joined the editorial staff of the magazine in 2001.He was an early contributor to the local version of Playboy, as well as publishing fiction in the new wave of lifestyle magazines. Between 2002 and 2003 he published several works related to his field of expertise in engineering. <mask> Grbea was elected president of the Bucharest chapter of the Writers' Union in 2003 and was appointed head of the Union's public relations branch two years later. He worked with a


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texts: publishing house to popularize the writings of his fellow association members. He has worked as a dramaturge at the Toma Caragiu Theater since 1998 and joined the UNITER association of theatrical professionals in 1993. His work in this field includes translations and adaptations of plays by Chekhov, Corneille, and Fo. We won't pay.), Pierre de Marivaux, Molire, Fernando Arrabal, Jacques Copi, Eugne Ionesco, John D. MacDonald, Niccol. Grbea began working in screenwriting in 1998. He was employed by Pro TV from 1998 to 2001 and worked on the variety show Ministerul Comediei. He contributed to a similar production, Naionala de bere, as well as writing for Romic ociu and Cornel Palade's Alomania sketch comedy show. Clanul Popetilor was written by Grbea in 2001. He hosted a talk show on cultural issues at TVR Cultural. Authors <mask> Grbea, Valeriu Butulescu, Mircea Ghiulescu and Mircea Petean traveled to Vietnam in 2004.The road to Nghe An was published in the collective travel account Drumul spre Nghe An. The Cleopatra a aptea, a new work for the stage, was published by Sfntu Gheorghe and Grbea oversaw the publishing of Editura Limes. His 2005 collection of essays, Bridge n 41 de povestiri vesele, was included in his own work. A 2004 presidential decree made Grbea a Knight of Meritul Cultural order. He set up a version of France's literary festival Le Printemps des Potes in Romania. His play was staged by the Comedy Theater during the Romanian Comedy Festival. In 2005, Grbea and the Writers' Union collaborated with Paul Goma, a novelist and former dissident


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texts: who lives in France.Viaa Romneasc, a literary magazine managed by the Union, republished fragments from Goma's diary which caused public outrage. The publication was approved by Grbea and USR president. In an early interview with Gardianul daily, he spoke of the editorial staff as having displayed "negligence", and noted that replacing the panel of editors was one of the sanctions being considered. Rumors that Viaa Romneasc was going to be disestablished were dismissed by Grbea. Goma threatened a lawsuit on libel grounds because of the USR's public expression of regret. Viaa Romneasc is a press organ edited by the USR. Paul Goma is free to believe what he likes.We are talking about the magazine, not him. I don't see why he would take me to court. According to an overview of the episode by journalist Ovidiu imonca, <mask> Grbea had inadvertently prompted Goma to state his intention of suing the Jewish-Romanian community league. Grbea explained that the FCER's reaction was an incentive in the USR's internal investigation. imonca noted that Goma ignored the fact that Grbea had not disclosed any names. In 2006 Grbea published his second novel, Crime la Elsinore. His new drama volume, "Live Divorce", was nominated for a USR award.In late 2007, he was part of a group of writers who were involved in a children's literature project. The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846


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texts: larger travel writing, was launched at the Frankfurt Book Fair. The Nisan Poetry Festival in Maghar was attended by Grbea and Ruxandra Cesereanu.Grbea was a member of the Optzeciti group of writers, who reached their creative peak after 1980. The 1990s generation of post-Optzeciti was identified with Grbea. According to Grbea's own statement, the move from one generation group to the other coincides with his leaving and joining Universitas. He criticized the large-scale novelistic cycle by the Optzeciti group leader. According to Bianca Bura-Cernat, Grbea is one of the lesser authors of the 1990s generation. Grbea was included in the Columbia University Encyclopedia of Modern Drama as one of the best known post-absurd-surrealist playwrights. According to his definition, there are others in this group.Grbea and the others were mentioned in a 2001 overview of the generation's contribution. The reliance on intertextuality is one of the main characteristics of Grbea's main works. "It still seemed to me that being a writer meant having visions and struggling to communicate them so that others may have them as well," he said. I enjoyed writing drama because I had invented something very fun to do: old characters in new situations. <mask> Grbea is a dramatist who puts his stake on the resources of parody and the intertextual play. A postmodern spirit who knows that all books have been written and therefore only their "rewriting" is possible gave birth to the parodic here. Intertextual references were placed in connection with William Shakespeare's phrase "All


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texts: the world's a lie", as literary critic Mircea A. Diaconu commented on the texts grouped within Cine l-a ucis pe Marx?The author was praised for not making his own intervention felt in the text. The idea that a line is more important than an event, a pun more important than a murder, and that they all display an "existential bearing" is supported by Diaconu. <mask> Grbea's theater emerges from the consistency of history when faced with it. Critics see <mask> Grbea's contribution as greatly indebted to the work of 19th century dramatist and humorist Ion Luca Caragiale. Caragiale's influence is the "depth" of Grbea's work, going beyond the surface level of intertextual references and tributes. The author's debt to Eugne Ionesco, as well as his manner of mixing eras, languages, writings, characters or historical figures, fiction and document, echo the techniques of Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges. Interwar author Mateiu Caragiale is one of the main influences on Grbea's work.One of the authors who was most inspired by the "matein" narratives was the one who wrote Grbea. Grbea cannot part with the speculative charm of a brain given to bookish games, but he does follow a realistic tradition with his analysis of everyday weakness. Grbea's literature is supported by his sarcasm and his contribution to Romania's humor. According to Soviany, the "rewriting" of texts is carried by "absurd humor" and "the most unusual (as well as the most hilarious) arrangements of famous characters and quotes". "<mask> Grbea's writing is inventive, farcical, the obvious

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texts: shy-brazen literature of today. As productive as an entire literary school, <mask> Grbea is a veritable Stakhanovite of writing, who has dealt in all genres and species. Grbea is an author who has received recognition abroad. Grbea's Ra Cu portocale has been translated into German by Veronika Dreichlinger.His work was included in the English-, French-, German-, Russian- and Serbian-language anthologies. There are several controversial aspects to Grbea's public notoriety, involving reactions against academic verdicts, and objecting to the close relationship between Grbea and mainstream cultural forums such as the USR. The implications of positive appraisals by these venues were debated by literary critic Bogdan Creu, who argued that Nicolae Manolescu tended to overrate authors in his proximity, while being critical of their contribution to drama. In his critique of Manolescu's "caprices", Dan C. Mihilescu suggested that his older colleague had assigned Grbea's entry space more than to a better known novelist. According to Mihilescu, Crtrescu may have had his rival Grbea in mind when reproaching Manolescu that he had insisted on writers who were not at all worthy of recognition. Grbea was seen as "uninhibited" in matters of literary discourse, but critically noted that the poet was also preoccupied, "to the point of obsession", with his own cultural imprint. Bianca Bura-Cernat is a critical voice.She thinks that Grbea displays an implausible self- certainty by adopting all forms of writing. She points out that Grbea's notoriety is ensured by a promotional


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texts: system with "all the stakes" and "all the pulleys", as well as by critical appreciation and his status as a "good colleague" and "devoted shadow" of other writers. Usually assigned by their author the name of "texts", in preference over "plays", several of Grbea's earliest works for the stage are Postmodern reworkings of classical motifs, fashioned into new statements about the limits of literature. The Pescruul din livadacu viini is a personal take on the works of Chekhov. According to the author's own assessment, the text fits in with a Chekhovian homage trend among Romanian dramatists, including Iosif Naghiu's "Chekhov the Armorer" and La machine Tchekhov. Soviany singles out the text as an answer to claims that parody is always inferior to its models, by identifying its original motifs in a new statement about theater itself. The dramatist imagines an apocalypse of fiction, during which the characters are slowly being swallowed by the mud flows of subterranean waters, which could imply that literature is unavoidably leaking its own death.One finds the most profound message of <mask> Grbea's theater in this analogy. In Doamna Bovary snt ceilali, the theme and protagonists are borrowed from Gustave Flaubert's 1857 novel, used by the author to make a statement about drama itself. The lead character in Stpnul tcerii is an example of Grbea's reflection on the conflict between history and fiction. Decembrie, n direct recounts a changing of roles between torturer and victim, set to the background of political turmoil. The first part introduces the two main


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texts: three-character comedy and satire Cafeaua domnului Ministru, seen by poet and literary chronicler Emil Mladin as one "of morals", shows the stormy encounter between a matron, a female secretary and a politician. The dialogues are seen by Mladin as a parody of the discourse with which any television station assassinates us. In the context of 2000 elections, the story pokes fun at the Social Democratic Party and the Democratic Convention governments of the post-1989 period. The play's symbolism shows the stupidity of the political mechanism, whose sphere is turned into a sort of no man's land where everything is possible.According to Alex. Cafeaua domnului Ministru productions get as much applause as a rock music recital. The author introduced his style to the works of Ion Luca Caragiale, Conu Leonida facu reaciunea and O scrisoare pierdut. The play was used as a teaching tool for student actors at the Caragiale Academy. With his debut novel Cderea Bastiliei, Grbea shows a satirical portrayal of his fellow Romanian writers, disguising their real names with anagrams or other words. Alex. The author's own mock-disclaimer states that the identification of some characters with real person constitutes an abuse of interpretation.Since the inspiration from "writers' deeds" is "capricious" and the resemblance with real persons is "partial", tefnescu cautions against reading Cderea Bastiliei solely as a roman  clef. "<mask> Grbea does not hate his characters, does not love them, he understands them," said poet and journalist Cornelia Maria Savu, who compared the


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texts: clichés.In his opinion, the episodes of Cderea Bastiliei are mostlycharades, whose main quality is being "droll", according to literary reviewer Cosmin Ciotlo. Alex describes <mask> Grbea's contribution to short fiction. tefnescu was "endearing" and "ingenious". The political fiction is described as a lot of sub-worlds structured around "framework situations" and moving between "petty politics of the day" and ironic parables. The author cannot refrain from staging acts and short plays. The same commentator identifies in the stories several allusions, homages or intertextual borrowings, from the "semiotic games" of Umberto Eco to a "landscape of luxuriant vegetation" characteristic for the Latin American Boom writers. The final story in the collection, Motanii din bibliotec, speculates about the future of Grbea's generation, and depicts bibliophiles keeping pets.The intertextual and parodic conventions were transferred into a free verse format in Creterea iguanelor de cas. It and his other poetry collections are better than most contemporary authors who recommend themselves as poets. tefan Augustin Doina and his Mistreul Cu coli de argint: the "prince from the Levant", which Grbea transfers into the destitute, is a motifs borrowed from the Sibiu Circle poet tefan Augustin Part of it reads, "Oprea also highlighted ironic and dismissive borrowings from Romania's national poet Mihai Eminescu, and from poets Laureate such as Octavian Goga and Vasile Alecsandri, as well as an actual lineage from the black humor of 1930s He believes there is a direct link


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texts: investigation to canonical and urbane literary realism, avoiding allegorical styles such as Onirism. "Trecute Viei de Fani i de Birlici represents a link which the reader needed in his relationship with the characters of stories", said Emil Mladin in his review of the volume. Even when starting from literary locations that are often threatened with turning into clichés, the book creates new paths in interpretation. <mask> Grbea proves that his main intention does not reside in the willingness to impose a new hermeneutic grid on Romanian literature, but in the attempt to demonstrate that the resources of literature can never, ever, be completely exhausted.The book is as interesting as it is enjoyable according to Cristea-Enache. Had this sytagm not been bastardized in our country by so many printed works that offend the reader's intellect, there would be a holiday read. Short humorous essays about various topics in post-1989 society and modern Romania are included in Grbea's work. There is a chapter about the issue of what it means for a working artist to be treated unfairly or unfairly. The rapid spread of abbreviations such as sal (for salut, "hello"), vb (vorbim, "we'll talk") and ms is ridiculed in another fragment. Grbea pokes fun at the jargon of parenting magazines and compares it to the awe he experienced after the birth of his son Tudor. The force of an entity which benefits from the advantage of The Unknown does not inspire in me the image of fragility and fondness.He smiles down on me when I call him using his human name, so that I can


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texts: understand my lack of imagination. No matter what happens in the future, these winter days will always be for me, for the first time in my life, an inexplicable creature. Fratele mai detept al lui Kalanikov received mixed reviews. The main one, Articolul 96, which is about a lecherous politician dating an anorexic model, has the same defects as Crime. Terian notes that Grbea pokes fun at Povestea unui om lene by Ion Creang in other pieces, while showing his "sure hand" in other pieces. Father's Return from War"). The same narrative cliché is explored from several different perspectives.According to Terian, the volume as a whole displays influences from poet and satirist Tudor Arghezi, as well as borrowings from fellow parodist Ioan Groan. The Living Flame gives an insight into Grbea's trip and the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. There are poems about the Guba mass grave. The texts were criticized for being "disinformation" and for Grbea's claim that Heydar Aliyev was a civilizing hero. The personal blog translations from <mask> Grbea can be found in the Plural Magazine: Own Goal with Actor and Accountant. Who needs a theater? The Pleasures of Life was published in 2001.There is an e-book version of Ra Cu portocale and Crime la


title: Cássia Eller

texts: <mask> was a Brazilian singer and musician. She performed a mix of rock and MPB in the early 1990s. <mask> released five studio albums in her lifetime. Her sixth studio album was released posthumously. Acstico MTV - Cssia Eller sold over 1 million copies. Rolling Stone ranked her as the 18th greatest vocalist and 40th greatest Brazilian musician. She died of a heart attack at the age of 39.Her name was suggested by her grandmother, who was devoted to St. Rita, who was the daughter of an Army sergeant and a housewife. She moved with her family to Minas Gerais at six years old. She went to Santarém, Par when she was 10 years old and returned to Rio at 12. She received a guitar as a gift when she was 14. She played a lot of Beatles songs. She arrived in Brasilia at the age of 18. She worked in two operas as a showgirl and sang in a forr group.She played the Surdo drum in a samba group and was part of the first electric trio of Brasilia. She played and sang in several bars. In 1981 she appeared in a show. She moved to Belo Horizonte at the age of 19 because she wanted a place to live and a job. She went to work as a bricklayer after arriving. She said she made mortar and set up bricks. There was a small rented room where she lived.She didn't finish high school because she didn't have enough time to study because she was doing shows on different shifts. She played songs of great composers of Brazilian rock such as Cazuza and

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title: Cássia Eller

texts: Rita Lee, as well as songs of MPB like Caetano Veloso and Chico Buarque. She had ten recorded albums over the course of twelve years. Her career took off in 1989. She recorded a demo tape with the help of her uncle. <mask> was hired by the label after his uncle took the tape to PolyGram. In 1990 she participated in the album "Baobab".Eller preferred live albums and always had a very intense stage presence. She was always invited for special participations. She composed only three of the songs on her first album, and declared herself to be an interpreter of other people's work. The year 2001 was a great one for Eller. On January 13, 2001, she performed at Rock in Rio III, a show where she sang baio, samba and MPB classics in a rock rhythm. REM, Foo Fighters, Beck, Baro Vermelho, Fernanda Abreu and Eller performed on this day. The concert was attended by 190 thousand people.Between May and December, he did 95 shows. She recorded a DVD between March 7 and 8 in So Paulo. The artists of high artistic and technical ability were included in the project. The Making Of, photo gallery, discography and i.clip were included in the album. The biggest hit in Eller's career has been the album, which has sold more than a million copies. She was not considered an extremely popular singer because of her good sales and experience. She performed at MTV's Video Music Brasil in 2001 with Rita Lee, Roberto de INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals


title: Cássia Eller

texts: 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 INRDealsDuring the celebrations of the new year, she was scheduled to perform at Praa do  in Barra da Tijuca. On December 29 she died. Luciana was her replacement. During the homage of the passage of the year in memory of Eller, there was a minute of silence at several spots. At their shows at the turn of the year, several artists paid homage to the singer. On her 40th birthday, Eller's sixth studio album was released. In 1993 she gave birth to her first child, a son named Francisco, the love child of a casual relationship with a friend.A week before Chico was born, his father died in a car accident. <mask> and her partner Maria Eugnia Martins were the parents of Chico. The two had been in a relationship since 1987 and were together until 2001. Maria Eugnia was responsible for the care of Francisco after her partner raised him after a legal battle over his father's custody. The Silver Rooster, an honor given to the fans of Clube Atlético Mineiro, was contacted by <mask>, who was a fan of the club. The trophy was delivered to her mother in 2002 after Cssia died. She has the Athletic shield on her

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title: Anita Brenner

texts: She wrote extensively in English about the art, culture, and history of Mexico. She was born in Mexico, raised and educated in the U.S., and returned to Mexico in the 1920s after the Mexican Revolution. She came up with the term 'Mexican Renaissance' to describe the cultural florescence that emerged from the revolution. She experienced both antisemitism and acceptance as a child of immigrants. When she fled discrimination in Texas, she found mentors and colleagues among the European Jewish diaspora living in both Mexico and New York, but Mexico, not the US or Europe, held her loyalty and enduring interest. She was a member of the post-Revolutionary art movement. The first book to document the artworks, styles and artists of Mexico from Prehistory through the 1920s was written by a PhD student at Columbia University.Her most important work was filled with photographs by renowned photographers and interviews with the most influential and prolific artists of the period. She published her fourth book, The Wind That Swept Mexico; The History of the Mexican Revolution, in between printed a guidebook and a children's story. The Mexican Revolution retells the events from a Mexican perspective and is the first book to give a complete account in either English or Spanish. Isador and <mask>'s daughter,<mask>, was born 13 August 1905 in Aguascalientes, Mexico. Her birth name was listed on her birth certificate. During the Mexican Revolution, her father moved his family back and forth between Mexico and Texas. The family settled in San Antonio, Texas, in 1916, but Brenner's nanny influenced her passion for Mexico.She took an English course with J. Frank Dobie at the University of Texas Austin after attending Our Lady of the Lake University. She was able to convince her father to let her return to Mexico because she felt excluded by her university peers because of their antisemitism. After her father secured promises from B'nai B'rith that they

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title: Anita Brenner

texts: would look after her, Isador agreed to let her go. She settled in Mexico City at the age of 18. Brenner was introduced to the community of international artists, refugees, and intellectuals by Frances Toor. Brenner was an important link in the cosmopolitan circle. She was an important voice for bringing the Mexican artistic florescence to the attention of readers in the U.S., effectively representing it north of the Mexican border.For the first time in her life, Brenner felt accepted and began to explore her Jewish roots. She worked at B'nai B'rith for a short time and helped Jewish immigrants at the port of Veracruz with their paperwork. As a journalist, Brenner was a key voice in the indigenismo movement. Brenner met two influential U.S. journalists in this early period of her career. She was helped launch her publishing career by Beals. She was the research assistant for Gruening's book, Mexico and Its Heritage, which he spent five years developing in Mexico before it was published in 1928. Her first published article was "The Jew in Mexico," published in 1924 by The Nation.President <mask>'s, ConchaMichel, participated in a similar program and gathered indigenous folk songs. Tina Modotti and Edward Weston were hired by <mask> to travel with her and take photographs for her book on Mexican decorative arts. The funding for the two-volume series was provided by the National University of Mexico. Weston and Modotti took pictures of Brenner. The differences between them are related to the aesthetic of the photographers.Weston's black-and-white images of semi-abstract nudes, landscapes, and organic forms were known for their abstract qualities. The photographs of Brenner's back are devoid of interest or a study of form. Modotti tried to capture scenes and personality in her images. Her photographs show her wearing a man's suit and fedora. Like most of the female artists of the period, she was not a feminist and she was discreet

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title: Anita Brenner

texts: Leighton.It was the first complete account of the events that took place during the Mexican Revolution. It was the first time that a Mexican perspective of the conflict was given in English. Many versions of the events of the war had been printed in the US, but mostly they were journalism pieces which negatively reported on events in Mexico. William Randolph Hearst's papers were designed to arouse anti-Mexican feelings in order to protect his land holdings in Mexico. Mexico has the right to determine its own path. The book was well received when it was re-released in the 1970s. Mexico/This Month was established in 1955.She was able to make Mexico known to the English-speaking public because of her familiarity with both sides of the border. She refused the Order of the Aztec Eagle, the highest honor Mexico can give a non-national, because she was Mexican by birth. She received a citation as a distinguished tourism pioneer in 1967. She separated from David Glusker ten years prior to his death. She had two children, a daughter and a son. After <mask>'s death, two posthumous volumes were released by his daughter. The Journals of the Roaring Twenties was prepared using diaries and notes from the period from 1925 until her marriage in 1930 and photographs from the files of her husband.Some of the photographs were taken by Modotti and Weston and others were taken by Mximo Pacheco and Orozco. She died in an automobile accident in Ojuelos de Jalisco on December 1, 1974 at the age of 69. Legacy Brenner is an important figure in post-Revolutionary art and history in Mexico, an enthusiast for Mexican art and culture and an active advocate for its importance to a U.S. audience. She has been the subject of studies by Mexicanist scholars. The Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles hosted an exhibition titled "Another Promised Land:<mask>ner's Mexico." The Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin has a collection of works by the

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title: Samuel Osgood

texts: <mask> was born in Massachusetts in 1747 and died in 1813. The <mask> Osgood House in New York City was once the country's first Presidential mansion. He was the fourth Postmaster General of the United States and the first under the current Constitution, serving during George Washington's first term. He was elected the first president of the newly formed City Bank of New York in 1812. <mask> came to Massachusetts from England in 1638. He named the new settlement after his home town. Captain <mask> had a third son in 1747 and named him <mask>.<mask> studied theology at Harvard College after graduating from Dummer Academy. He went back to follow a career in commerce. He joined the local militia, was elected to represent the town in the colonial assembly, and was a member of the provincial congress that functioned as a revolutionary government. In the spring of 1775, a local company of minutemen was led into the Battle of Lexington and Concord. They were part of the Siege of Boston. While serving at Cambridge, he was made Major of a brigade. He was promoted to Colonel.After the siege in the spring of 1776, <mask> left the army and returned to the congress. The Massachusetts Board of War was named after him by the Provincial Congress. He was a delegate to the convention. He was elected to the Massachusetts State Senate in 1780 and served two terms. <mask> was a delegate to the Continental Congress from 1782 until 1784. After a brief term in the Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1784, the governor appointed <mask> a judge but he soon resigned when the National Congress made him a commissioner of the Treasury. He held this office until the Congressional Government ended.Postmaster General and New York career When a new U.S. government was installed in 1789, President Washington appointed <mask> the first Postmaster General. From 1789 to 1791, he was the Postmaster. The post office in Baltimore was made the new regional headquarters by <mask>. John White was

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title: Samuel Osgood

texts: appointed as her replacement and she resigned from her post. The official residence of the President was located at 3 Cherry Street, which was the home of <mask> and his family, and the seat of the Federal Government was in New York City. The mansion was offered to Washington so that the President and his wife could live in the best house in the city. America's first executive mansion was the residence.After ten years in Philadelphia, the Federal Government moved to Washington, D.C., but <mask> chose to remain in New York. He cast his votes for George Washington and George Clinton. He was Speaker of the New York State Assembly in 1800-01. He held the position of Naval Officer of the Port of New York until his death. He was President of the new City Bank of New York for the last year of his life. He was a member of the American Philosophical Society and spent his later years studying and writing. He had correspondence with many people, including George Washington and Thomas Jefferson.Martha Brandon was married to <mask> on January 4, 1775. Maria Browne, widow of Walter Franklin and mother of Maria Franklin Clinton, was married to <mask> on May 24, 1786. They had a daughter who married a diplomat. Sarah Pickman and her sister, Rebecca Taylor Pickman, were married on December 8, 1794. Sally Pickman <mask> married Bailey Loring and had a son, George B. Loring. Mary Pickman was the cousin of his first two wives. His first two wives were cousins of Benjamin Pickman.He died in New York City. His New York residence is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, as is his birthplace in North Andover, Massachusetts. The President's Room of the U.S. Capitol has housed Col. <mask>'s portrait since Lincoln's presidency. American people of English descent Continental Congressmen from Massachusetts 18th-century American politicians Harvard College alumni Massachusetts militiamen in the American Revolution Massachusetts state senators Members of the New York State

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title: Robert Beale (diplomat)

texts: In the reign of Elizabeth I, <mask> was an English diplomat, administrator, and antiquary. The official record of the execution of Mary, Queen of Scots was written by the Clerk of the Privy Council. <mask>, the oldest son of a London mercer, was thought to have been a daughter of Sir Richard Morison. His brother, Stephen Hales, was married to Sir Richard Morison's sister and he was educated at the school set up by John Hales. Hales had an interest in classical learning, as well as his views on religious and social reform. He may have attended Cambridge after studying civil law. He lived at the house of Sir Richard Morison when he was a Marian exile.John Aylmer was the man who studied 'logic, rhetoric and Greek'. The validity of the marriage of Lady Catherine Grey with Edward Seymour, 1st Earl of Hertford, was brought to the attention of Lord John Grey of Pyrgo. The marriage was void at the time, but its validity was established in 1606. In 1564 he got a post with the English embassy in Paris. He was made his secretary by Walsingham after he was appointed ambassador to Paris in 1570. He was frequently mentioned as carrying despatches between Paris and London in the correspondence

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title: Robert Beale (diplomat)

texts: between Lord Burghley and Walsingham. The witness to the massacre of St. Bartholomew wrote a letter to the Lord after the event.He was raised to the bench after succeeding <mask>. For Totnes. He was appointed clerk to the council. In the year 1575, he was sent to Flushing to recover goods seized from Edward de Vere, the 17th Earl of Oxford, and in the following year he went to the Low Countries to demand the liberation of the English. The ships were released at the same time, but an indemnity for the detaining was not accepted. After the Formula of Concord of 1577 defined so-calledCryptocalvinists as heretics, <mask> and Paulus Knibbius toured nine German courts for Queen Elizabeth to intervene with Lutheran princes for religious toleration. He impressed the man who introduced him to Sir Philip Sidney.During Walsingham's absence in the Netherlands in the summer of 1578, <mask> acted as secretary of state, on occasion of Walsingham's missions to France and Scotland. In the autumn of 1580 he took part in the examination of Richard Stanihurst about the instigation of Thomas Fleming. He was one of the people who took the depositions of Edmund Campion before his trial, but his

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title: Robert Beale (diplomat)

texts: commission was only to threaten with torture. Walsingham was appointed governor of the Mines Royal and made <mask> his deputy. He was suspected of partiality to Mary, Queen of Scots, when he was employed to negotiate with her. He wrote to Walsingham about a lack of progress. In 1584 he was returned to Parliament for Dorchester, which he also represented in the two subsequent parliaments.He and Lord Buckhurst went to Fotheringay to inform the Queen of Scots of the sentence of death. After carrying the warrant to Fotheringay and reading it aloud in the hall of the castle, he was an eye-witness to the execution and wrote an account. The principle of toleration was maintained by <mask> even though he was a Puritan. He published a work impugning the right of the crown to fine or imprison, and followed it up with a second work condemning the use of torture to induce confession. No notice was taken of the schedule of misdemeanours laid before the council by JohnWhitgift. The manuscript of another work on the prerogative of the bishops caused a clash with the archbishop. The attempt to relieve Sluys was led by <mask>, 1st Earl ofLeicester in the Netherlands.In 1589 he was employed in

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title: Robert Beale (diplomat)

texts: negotiation with the Dutch States, and next year with Burghley and Buckhurst adjusted the accounts of Lord Willoughby, commander in the Netherlands. The queen was so offended by the attitude of <mask> in the debate on supply that she ordered him to absent himself from court and from Parliament. In 1592, he wrote a lengthy letter to Burghley, vindicating his opinions on church government. He went back to Parliament for Lostwithiel the following year. The 2nd Earl of Essex tried to deprive <mask> of his office of clerk to the council in favor of one of his own creatures. He was the clerk to the Council of the North and wrote a letter begging to be allowed a deputy to do the business during his absence. John Ferne was appointed in August after his request was granted.In 1597 he was part of a commission with Sir Julius Caesar to look into complaints against the governor of Guernsey. He was placed on a commission in 1599 to hear the grievances of Danes who were offended by English acts. He was appointed one of the envoys to treat for peace with the King of Spain in 1600. The representatives couldn't agree on the question of precedency. In the evening of 25 May, 1601, <mask> died at

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title: Michael Haneke

texts: <mask> was born on March 23, 1942. His work shows the feelings of estrangement experienced by individuals in modern society. Haneke has made films in French, German, and English and has worked in television and theatre. At the Film Academy Vienna, he teaches film direction. The Seventh Continent won the Bronze Leopard at the Locarno International Film Festival. Caché won the Best Director Award at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival for his film The Piano Teacher. He directed a remake of his 1997 film.The White Ribbon won the Palme d'Or and the Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 2009. His film Amour competed at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. The film won the Palme d'Or for the second time in three years, making him the seventh and only Austrian director to have won it twice. The film was nominated for five Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Actress in a Leading Role for Emmanuelle Riva. The Prince of Asturias Award for the arts was won by <mask>. Happy End was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 Haneke is the son of a German actor and a Austrian actress.The composer married the

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title: Michael Haneke

texts: 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The film depicts an authoritarian, fascist-like atmosphere in a small town in Northern Germany, where children are subjected to rigid rules and suffer harsh punishments, and where strange deaths occur. His film Amour won the Palme d'Or. Haneke wants viewers to have more space for imagination and self-reflection. Haneke says that films with too much detail and moral clarity are used for mindless consumption by their viewers. Amour was nominated for the Best Picture Oscar at the 85th Academy Awards.He was the subject of a documentary film. The Prince of Asturias Award for the arts was won by Haneke. Happy End was nominated for the Palme d'Or at the 70th Cannes Film Festival. A number of stage productions in German have been directed by Haneke. He made his opera directorial debut in 2006 when he staged Mozart's Don Giovanni for the Opéra National de Paris. He was to direct Cos fan tutte for the New York City Opera. The production had been commissioned by Jrgen Flimm for the Salzburg Festival 2009, but Haneke had to resign due to an illness.The production was realized by Haneke at Madrid's Teatro Real. There were feature films and TV films. Sperrmll (Household Rubbish, 1976) is based on a story by the author of Three Paths to the Lake. The Obituary for a Murderer is based on a novel by Peter Rosei. There is a special issue of modern Austrian literature. It was 43.2 in 2010. Alexander D. Ornella.Fascinatingly upsetting. <mask>'s Cinema, Eugene, Pickwick, 2010, is an interdisciplinary perspective. Austrian film critics, Austrian opera directors, Austrian television directors, Austrian theatre directors, Austrian screenwriters, Best Director César Award winners, Best Director German Film Award winners, Directors of Best Foreign Language Film Academy Award winners, Directors of


title: Giano I di Campofregoso

texts: The 31st Doge of the Republic of Genoa was <mask>. His mother was the daughter of the lord of Forl <mask>ffi. The grandson of the three-time doge <mask>o. In the Genoese colonies in the east, he was educated in literary subjects, politics, use of weapons and in the management of commercial traffic. He fought between 1436 and 1437 in the Alessandrian domain of the Republic of Genoa to destroy the troops of Filippo Maria Visconti. He held the position of governor of Corsica for six years after quelling a revolt led by Giovanni Antonio Fieschi during the dogate of <mask>o. The Corsican chronicles will testify to a decidedly negative and power government by Fregoso, but these reports should be sought in the well-known bad coexistence and hostility between the locals and the Genoese on the island.He was involved in the struggle of René of Anjou, supported by Genoa, against Alfonso V of Aragon in the war of succession for the throne of the Kingdom of Naples. He could not do anything against the deposition of his uncle Doge Tomaso <mask>fregoso, which led to the election of the new doge. The two new Genoese governors, Antonio and Nicol Montaldo, took his place after he arrived on the island to avoid imprisonment by Adorno. Now confined to his island possessions, and surrounded by the troops of the ruling governors on behalf of the Republic of Genoa, he tried to negotiate with the new governor Giovanni Montaldo a division of power with the division of Corsica into two mega areas. The agreement between the

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title: Giano I di Campofregoso

texts: two was short-lived as his brother was captured and imprisoned and accepted the surrender of hostility on the island with the Genoese. He prepared his revenge against the Adornos on the advice of his uncle Tomaso <mask>regoso. After signing a peace treaty with Duke Visconti, he moved from the Sarzana family fiefdom to Nice where he bartered the submission of the Genoese republic in exchange for economic or financial aid.The most propitious situation to implement his plan was in January 1447, when the Genoese people were dissatisfied with Barnaba Adorno. Campofregoso drove the doge Adorno away after he conquered the Doge's Palace in Genoa. The first doge of the republic was elected on January 30. The figure of the new doge had internal problems related to the historical enmities of his family with the Adorno and the Fieschi, but also in the Italian and European scenario. The death of Filippo Maria Visconti, who was involved in a dispute over the succession, made the situation worse for the new Doge. After the Hundred Years' War against the Kingdom of England, <mask> of France was more concerned with reorganizing the defenses. Campofragoso sought an anti-Aragonese alliance with the Milanese Duke, <mask> Sforza, financing the latter in his cause of succession with about 10,000 ducats.During the Dogate of the Campofregoso's, several centers and territories of the Genoese republic were attacked and plundered. <mask> Campofreg, the cousin of the doge, commanded an army of 8000 soldiers who were sent to

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title: Giano I di Campofregoso

texts: the Finale Ligure in the middle of the 14th century. After the Genoese assault, the city of Finalborgo was burned to the ground. The Bank of Saint George was used to transfer the proceeds of the Marquisate of Finale. Thanks to Pope Nicholas V, he established good relations with the Papal States and the apostolic secretary. The city walls of Genoa were reinforced and the fortress of Castelletto was rebuilt after it was demolished by the population. After the beginning of the waning phase of the Byzantine Empire, he increased trade and traffic in eastern colonies with new tax relief.The beheading of Giovanni Antonio Fieschi, supported by the French king, was an act of retaliation for the failed commitments of 1446, who was executed with the beheading. Niccol and Battista were sentenced to exile from Genoa. His uncle Tomaso <mask> sold the lordship of Sarzana to him for 10,000 ducats. The death of <mask> <mask> took place in September 1449. Despite the efforts and medical treatment provided to him, he died of a serious illness on December 16th in Genoa. Pietro Pierleoni of Rimini presided over the funeral in the Cathedral of San Lorenzo. The marble monument in his honor was inaugurated in the church of San Francesco di Castelletto, where the body was buried.He had four children from his first marriage with Violante <mask>, who was the daughter of the noble Corso <mask> Brando. Sforza had no children from the second marriage. There are references to the Republic of Genoa Doge of Genoa Genoese

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title: Hurd Hatfield

texts: <mask> was an American actor. He is best known for playing the character of Dorian Gray in the film The Picture of Dorian Gray. <mask> was born in New York City to an attorney who served as deputy attorney general for New York and his wife. He studied drama and began acting in theatre after moving to London. He returned to America for his film debut in Dragon Seed, in which he and his co-stars portrayed Chinese peasants. <mask>'s second film, The Picture of Dorian Gray, made him a star. <mask> was praised for his dark good looks as much as for his acting ability, even though he was Oscar Wilde's ageless anti-hero.The actor was unsure about his performance in the role. He said that the film didn't make him popular in Hollywood. It was too avant-garde and ahead of its time. I was made a leper by the decadence, hints of bisexuality and so on. People wouldn't have lunch with me because I had a sense of humor. The Diary of a Chambermaid, The Beginning or the End, and The Unsuspected were successful, but Joan of Arc was a failure. <mask>'s film career began to lose steam very quickly in the 1950s, and he returned to the stage.He played supporting roles in The Left Handed Gun, King of Kings, El Cid, and The Boston Strangler. He stopped performing in the 70s. King David and Her Alibi were his later movies. He was nominated for an Emmy Award for his work in The Invincible Mr. Disraeli. Beyond This Place was directed by Sidney Lumet. <mask>'s other television credits include three guest appearances on Murder, She Wrote opposite his Picture of Dorian Gray costar, who had a home in County Cork. He was the villain in

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title: Hurd Hatfield

texts: the second episode of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.He appeared in "None Are So Blind" in October of 1956. <mask> played Joseph in The Nativity in 1952. The play was adapted from the York and Chester plays. He appeared in an episode of The Wild Wild West called "The Night of the Man-Eating House". After entering a house inhabited by the ghost of his mother, his character is turned back into a Confederate soldier. He played Dr. Articulus in the third season episode "The Night of the Undead". <mask> felt that he had been typecast by playing Dorian Gray, according to the magazine Films in Review.He said that he never understood why he got the part and spent his career regretting it. <mask> Lansbury. He spent 24 years restoring and renovation the structure he purchased to save it. Ballinterry House was referred to as a painting which he never would finish, because he was a keen collector of antiques and art. He died of a heart attack in the middle of the night at his friend's home. <mask> was never married. His friend and colleague,Maggie Williams, was heir to both Ballinterry House and his collection.At the time of <mask>'s death, she maintained the historic Irish country home. The entire contents of the Hurd Hatfield Collection were sold at an auction in March of 2007, after the house was sold. <mask> was writing his memoirs at the time of his death. His ashes were scattered. <mask> supported Adlai Stevenson in the 1952 presidential election. He had a deep interest in Russian culture and religion after performing in the Soviet Union. A Russian Orthodox priest attended his funeral because of his deep

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title: Eldad Cicero Camp

texts: In the late 19th and early 20th century, <mask>, Jr. was an American coal tycoon and philanthropist who was active in Tennessee. One of the wealthiest men in East Tennessee was the president of the Coal Creek Coal Company. The National Register of Historic Places has a listing for his mansion. Camp was founded in 1865 by a Union officer during the Civil War. In 1868, he killed a Confederate colonel in a gunfight. <mask> was the U.S. District Attorney for East Tennessee from 1869 until 1871. In the late 1860s, he organized the Coal Creek Coal Company, which later became one of the major coal producing companies in the region.<mask> helped establish two homes for homeless women in the 1890s. <mask> was born on the Mount Vernon, Ohio-area farm of his parents. His parents were mostly English. <mask> was trained to be a teacher. He taught in Kentucky and Missouri from 1856 to 1860. He was studying law while in Platte City. <mask> enlisted in the Ohio Volunteer Infantry at the outbreak of the Civil War.There was action at the Battle of Island Number Ten. The supplies were guided through the Virginia wilderness in order to reinforce General Grant at the Battle of Cold Harbor. General Joseph Alexander Cooper was accompanied by <mask> in February 1865. <mask> decided to make the city his permanent home after viewing the mineral resources of the surrounding region. After the war, <mask> became involved in a quarrel with a native Virginian who had fought for the Confederacy. After 431 Union soldiers were captured by the Confederates in 1862, <mask> accused Ashby of cruelly mistreating them, leading to his arrest and

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title: Eldad Cicero Camp

texts: indictment for treason. After the charges were dropped, he fled to Atlanta, but returned to the city in 1868.On July 9, 1868, <mask> encountered Ashby on Gay Street, and a brief struggle ensued, with <mask> striking Ashby with an umbrella. <mask>'s law office is near the corner of Main and Walnut. According to some reports, Ashby tried to strike <mask> with a cane and drew a derringer. <mask> shot and killed Ashby with a pistol. <mask>'s bail was posted by several former Unionists, including William Rule. <mask> was hailed as a hero by the city's pro-Republican paper, while the Daily Press and Herald dubbed him a cold-blooded killer. <mask> was never prosecuted for the killing after the acting district attorney issued a nolle prosequi.The United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Tennessee was appointed in 1869 by President Grant, who recommended <mask> for the position. He prosecuted sixty-three moonshining cases during his tenure, but most of his cases involved false pension and bounty claims. He argued several cases before the Tennessee Supreme Court, among them a case regarding the validity of payments in Confederate money during the Civil War, a case involving a horse stolen by federal soldiers during the war, and a case involving a man. <mask> was suspended by Grant in 1871 because he was bringing too many prosecutions and enriching himself with legal fees. <mask> resigned the office three weeks after his reinstatement for what he believed was the good of the Republican Party. In 1868, <mask> organized the Coal Creek Coal Company and opened a mine near the center of the valley, around which

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title: Eldad Cicero Camp

texts: the mining village of Fraterville was built. The company initially produced 30,000 tons of coal.By 1900, the company had three mines in the valley, with an annual production of over 200,000 tons. Coal Creek Coal was one of the few mining companies in Tennessee that did not use convict labor during the Coal Creek War of 1891. Coal Creek Coal's Fraterville Mine was the site of the worst mine explosion in the state's history. George, <mask>'s son, oversaw the rescue operations after the explosion. In spite of his efforts, more than 200 miners died. The company was sued for over one million dollars in damages. The case of Coal Creek Coal Company was thrown out.<mask> was president of two other companies, the Virginia–Tennessee Coal Company and the Knoxville Acetylene Company, which manufactured gas generators. <mask> was on the board of directors of the Third National Bank with W.R. Tuttle. <mask> co-organized a railroad line in the 19th century. <mask> advocated many civic and infrastructural improvements during the 19th and 20th century. He was vice president of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress in 1910 and persistently sought better shipping facilities and lower freight rates on the Tennessee River. He was active in the Tennessee Bar Association and pushed for stricter bar admission requirements while he was focused on his business interests. The Florence Crittenton Home was established in 1895 to help unwed mothers find gainful employment.Camp's Home for Friendless Women was established around the same time. There are people from Mount Vernon, Ohio and people from Tennessee who work in the coal

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title: Fiona Ritchie

texts: The Thistle & Shamrock, an hour-long Celtic music program that airs weekly throughout the United States on National Public Radio, is hosted by a woman named <mask>. She is also the co-author of The New York Times Best Seller Wayfaring Strangers. Since its inception in 1981 the radio program has won numerous awards, offering a fusion of traditional and contemporary Celtic sounds, interwoven with interviews, in-studio performances and <mask>'s own trademark commentary in her "soft Scots" dialect. She attended the University of Stirling for her undergraduate education after being born and raised in Scotland. She heard NPR when she was invited to spend a semester in North Carolina. After graduating in Scotland, she returned to North Carolina and was hired by the NPR station in Charlotte to oversee fundraising and promotion efforts. In her early years, she hosted live radio shows featuring everything from Big Band to Classical music, as well as producing and presenting live concerts.In 1981 <mask> began a weekly hour of Celtic music for the local audience, as a new station open to new ideas. Less than two years after this debut, The Thistle & Shamrock was picked up for national broadcast. One of NPR's most popular and well-loved music offerings was established after the program's national following grew quickly. In 1989 and 1990, she traveled to 22 US cities with The Thistle & Shamrock Concert Tour, presenting live broadcasts and events at radio stations coast-to-coast. Returning to Scotland has 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884

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title: Fiona Ritchie

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title: Fiona Ritchie

texts: series was authored by <mask>. Her major book, with CD, which was named after The Wayfaring Stranger folk song, was published by UNC Press. Dolly Parton gave a Foreword to the book.The New York Times has a best seller list. She received six World medals from the New York Festivals International Competition for Radio Programming, as well as a degree from St. Andrew's University in North Carolina. Hundreds of Thistle & Shamrock tapes and vinyl albums, along with concert recordings, playlists, newsletters, and related materials are now part of a working archive in the Scottish Heritage Center at St. Anyone interested in studying the rich heritage of Celtic music is welcome to visit the archive. The Advisory Board of the Swannanoa Gathering folk arts workshops is chaired by <mask>. In 2003 she was honoured by the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage for creating an on-air community, serving as a musical ambassador, and connecting listeners with the best of traditional and contemporary artistry. She received the award in 2016 for her services to traditional music.Each year, the award is presented to an individual who has made a significant difference to the Scottish traditional music world. The Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame was also established after he received this honor. The ThistleRadio music channel won the Best Music Show: Country/Folk/Blues in the Online Radio Awards presented by the British streaming service Mixcloud. Folk Alliance International has a Folk DJ Hall of Fame. Thistle Radio is an official site of The Thistle & Shamrock and can be accessed via

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title: Pavel Kroupa

texts: expansion of the universe, he claims that the observed structures on scales of 1kpc and above do. The implication of his work is that effective gravity is non-Newtonian. The disc of the galaxy has low-mass stars. The University of Cambridge has a PhD thesis on stellar dynamics. The initial mass function of stars is evidence for uniformity.Volume 295, Issue 5552 of Science Weekly, American Association for the advancement of science was published in 2002. D.G. Burman. Blair wrote about his observations of flares on Proxima Centauri. The distribution of low-mass stars in the Galactic disc was studied by P<mask>, C. A. Tout, and G. Gilmore. The initial mass function of stars is evidence for uniformity in variable systems. There is evidence for a fundamental stellar upper mass limit from clustered star formation. "Inverse dynamical population synthesis and star formation" was written by P<mask>."The dynamical properties of stellar systems in the Galactic disc" was written by P<mask>. Theis, C., and Thies, I., studied planet formation in stellar clusters. I. Thies, P<mask>, and S.P. The authors of "Tidally Induced Brown Dwarf and Planet Formation in Circumstellar Disks" wrote in the ApJ. "Thickening of galactic discs through clustered star formation" was written by P. Kroupa. "The Variation of Integrated Star Initial Mass Functions among Galaxies" was written by C. Weidner. "Clustered star formation as a natural explanation for the H cut-off in disk galaxies" was written by J. Pflamm-Altenburg and P.<mask>.J.

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title: Pavel Kroupa

texts: Pflamm-Altenburg and <mask> wrote "The Fundamental Gas Depletion and Stellar-Mass Buildup Times of Star-Forming Galaxies". "A possible origin of the mass-metallicity relation of galaxies" was written by J. Kppen and C. Weidner. The /Fe ratios and downsizing are the subject of a paper by S. Recchi and F. Calura. The proper motion of the Magellanic Clouds was described by P. <mask> and U. Bastian. "Dwarf spheroidal satellite galaxies without dark matter" was written by P. <mask>. P<mask>, B. Famaey, and K.S. de Boer, J. Dabringhausen, M. Pawlowski, and C.M.There are local-group tests of dark-matter concordance. " Towards a new paradigm for structure formation". P<mask> wrote "The Dark Matter Crisis: Falsification of the Current Standard Model of Cosmology". The failure of the standard model of astronomy requires a new paradigm. There are lessons from the Local Group on dark matter. Galaxies as simple dynamical systems: observational data does not favor dark matter and star formation. There are External links to the website of the Argelander Institute for Astronomy.The 21st-century Australian astronomer is P<mask> of the Astrophysics Data

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title: Todd Bodine

texts: <mask> is an American former professional stock car racing driver and current racing analyst for Fox NASCAR. <mask> is the brother of two former racers. The nickname The Onion was given to <mask> because of his bald head. <mask> made his Busch Series debut in 1986 for Pistone Racing. He fell out of the race early with an engine problem after finishing 27th in the 30-car field. <mask> returned to the series in 1990 and drove eight races for Highline Racing, which was sponsored by Ames. He finished in the eighth position after starting 11th.He finished seventh at Orange County and third at Dover Downs. He drove for Frank Cicci in 1991. He won his first race in the series in 1991, one of 15 Top 10s. Back to back at Dublin and South Boston were where <mask> won his first two poles. He had a seventh place finish in points. On August 9, 1992, <mask> began his career in Cup at Watkins Glen International Raceway. He raced the car.Cicci-Welliver Racing had 34 Ford Thunderbirds. His first full-time season was in 1994. He raced the car. Factory Stores sponsored 75 cars. He scored two Top 5s and seven Top 10s on his way to a 20th-place position in the points. He finished 33rd in the points in 1995 with only one Top 5 and three Top 10s. In 1996, <mask> filled in for Bill Elliott in

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title: Todd Bodine

texts: four races and finished 10th.He drove for both David Blair Motorsports and Andy Petree Racing. He won the pole at Watkins Glen for Cicci-Welliver in a one-race deal after filling in for Ricky Craven at Texas and for his brother at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Engine problems caused him to finish 35th. <mask> raced for five different teams. He exited his Roush Racing car at the end of the 69th lap after he relieved Jeff Burton, who had an inner ear problem. He joined a new team called ISM Racing. After the race at New Hampshire was delayed, the team fired him, and he was replaced by Loy Allen, Jr.In the Busch Series, he went back to Cicci-Welliver. The car was sponsored by Slim Jim. He finished 33rd in points despite running 13 races and finishing in the top 5 five times. He ran part-time in the cup for LJ Racing. His Cicci-Welliver team switched to No. in 1999. He had a fourth-place points finish after posting ten Top 5's. He ran seven races for Eel River Racing at the Cup level, his best finish being 15th at Bristol.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


title: Todd Bodine

texts: finished 31st. The Carter team closed its doors due to lack of sponsorship after Belnavis abandoned the operation.A lack of sponsorship forced <mask>'s team to close, even though he had a win and a points lead in the Busch Series. He left Innovative Motorsports at the end of the season. His best finish in 2004 was a 23rd at Bristol. He ran five Busch races for two different teams. <mask> made his Craftsman Truck Series debut in 1995 driving for Roush Racing. 61 Fords for 5 races. <mask> finished fourth on the road course in his debut.His best finish was at Mesa Marin Raceway, where he finished 8th, earned his best start of 2nd, and led his first career lap. <mask> did not run the trucks again until 2004, when he competed for Fiddleback Racing at Charlotte, finishing 20th. There is a Dodge at Kansas. He joined the new Germain-Arnold Racing team and finished 4th in their debut. After losing in Vegas to Hmiel, <mask> won his first two races. Despite falling out of three events with mechanical issues, <mask> averaged a 13th-place finish in his ten events. <mask> was not happy with the team leadership and contract issues.<mask> went back to Fiddleback Racing after he parted ways with the team. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Despite the team's success, sponsorship was a constant issue. They ran 10 races with limited sponsorship in 2011. Germain was unable to send the 30 team to Iowa without a sponsor after Kentucky.<mask> was put in the 5 truck for the rest of the year by Germain and Randy Moss. Although his results improved in the #5 team, <mask> went winless in the year and left Germain when the team decided to focus on the Cup Series. Red Horse Racing picked up <mask> to run a full schedule. In the rain-shortened sixth race of the season, <mask> won with ToyotaCare sponsorship. <mask> drove for ThorSport Racing at Daytona International Speedway and finished 11th. He ran the next six races for ThorSport before leaving the team after the race at Texas Motor Speedway. After four weeks, he made his final career start in the Camping World Truck Series, driving the #30 truck for Turner Scott Motorsports.He was 11th. <mask>'s best Nationwide Series finish was 19th at Watkins Glen International in 2015, but he ran a total of eight Nationwide Series races over the course of three years. He finished 30th in his final race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. After Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis offered to sponsor <mask> for 6

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title: Todd Bodine

texts: races in the truck series to get him to 800 starts in NASCAR, <mask> retired. <mask> will return to the Camping World Truck Series for 6 races. Halmar Friesen Racing is where he will drive. <mask> is a color analyst for the Camping World Truck Series when Michael Waltrip is unavailable.The pole position is awarded by the time it takes to get there. Pole position is earned by points or practice time. Most laps were led. Ineligible for series points in the NASCAR Daytona 500 and the Camping World Truck Series. Pole position is earned by points or practice time. Most laps were led. People from Chemung, New York, are racing drivers in the NASCAR Truck

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title: Shimon Levinson

texts: A senior Israeli intelligence officer was arrested for espionage for the Soviet Union in 1991. He was one of the highest-ranking KGB moles in Israel. During the British Mandate era, <mask> was born in Jerusalem. He joined the Israel Defense Force in 1950. He was a member of the Israel-Jordan Armistice Committee. He was appointed army attache to Turkey in 1954. However, he returned to the armistice committee as a liaison between the IDF Intelligence Corps and the Jordanian Army in 1960. He reached the rank of Colonel despite failing his officer exams many times.He was the head of the documentation section of the Military Intelligence Directorate from 1960 to 1961. He was forced to resign as CEO of the Government Coins and Medals Corporation after he filed a false complaint of corruption and mismanagement. In 1963, he was recruited by Shin Bet, Israel's internal security service, and served in its Jerusalem field office as head of a security vetting team. In 1965, he was transferred to Mossad, the Israeli external intelligence service, at his own request, and was employed in credibility checks. He was employed in Mossad until March 1967, then returned to the Israel-Jordan Armistice Committee. He was commander of Israel's United Nations liaison unit until 1970. He served as the head of the TEVEL station in Ethiopia for two years after rejoining Mossad.He was in charge of organizing secret military aid to the Ethiopia. He was a special assistant to the head of special liaison until 1973. He was a liaison colonel to the UN in July 1973. He retired from the IDF in 1978 after being refused a promotion by the Chief of Staff. After retiring from the IDF, Levinson exploited his connections with senior UN officials and arranged for himself to be posted to Thailand as head of a UN agency fighting the drug trade in East Asia, a job with a high salary. Near the end of his UN service in Thailand, he ran into financial troubles after repeated failed attempts to start his own businesses. In April 1983, Levinson entered the Soviet embassy in Bangkok and offered to spy for the KGB, hoping to make enough money to bail him out of his


title: Jack Hayter

texts: <mask> is a musician. He is best known for his work with Hefner, but he is also an acclaimed folk singer-songwriter. <mask> was a member of alt-country band Spongefinger and folktronica band Dollboy. <mask> is a session pedal steel guitar player in London. <mask> first made a mark in the UK with the alt.country group Spongefinger who released two well received albums on Volcano Records/Cargo Distribution. The group was referred to as Dennis Hopper's House Band. They were the backing band on TV Smith's "Immortal Rich" album in 1996.He contributed to the "Big Stick"EP from Rhatigan. Despite modest success with Spongefinger, <mask> came into prominence when he joined Hefner full-time in 1999 as a multi-instrumentalist (though he had been playing live with them in 1998). Hayter recorded and released many albums for the Too Pure label in Hefner. They recorded a number of sessions for John Peel and Steve Lamacq. Hefner played at festivals like Festival Internacional de Benicssim, Big Chill Festival, V Festival and headline slots at Festivals like Reading & Leeds. They played with artists like Billy Bragg and Life Without Buildings. <mask> gave his first lead vocal performance on Hefner's "Dead Media" album in 2002.<mask> provided liner notes for "The Best of Hefner", as well as a posthumous live album. <mask>'s solo album "Practical Wireless" was released on Absolutely Kosher Records in 2001. <mask>'s voice is "one of the weariest, most world-beaten voices around" and "Hefner's just holding you back, <mask>". The album was featured in a 'Buried Treasure' article a decade later. <mask>'s output was sparse following the release of the

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title: Jack Hayter

texts: album, though he would play pedal steel and other instruments on a large number of records from musicians as diverse as Tram, Mark Mulcahy and The Wildhearts. He opened for artists like The Mountain Goats, Wreckless Eric, and Martin Grech. He came back on his own at the beginning of 2011.<mask> signed with Audio Antihero, a UK independent record label, after Benjamin Shaw encouraged him to do so. The press was positive about the EP. He was praised by The Line of Best Fit for having "the imagination to break from the usually tough (and boring/overdone/tiresome) grasps of folk". "I Stole The Cutty Sark" and "A Doll's House" were both played on Tom Robinson's show before it was released. <mask> held sessions for regional stations to promote the release. "The Sisters of St. Anthony" is a 12 part singles series that will last a full year. The series was launched with a show opening for The Wave Pictures and live sessions for a number of radio stations.The series has featured contributions from Hefner alumni and guest artists. The series was praised by press and radio, including Tom Robinson's Fresh on the Net and The Music Fix. <mask> contributed a re-working of his single "The West Beach" for the Audio Antihero to raise money to repair the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy. On 17 December, <mask> gave his final live session of 2012 for "The Wrong Rock Show" on the legendary Bush Radio, featuring the rarely performed "So Farewell Then Peter Murphy" and a cover of "Save Me" by Melanie Safka. The show was co-hosted by Audio Antihero and included a session from label-mate and Fighting Kites guitarist Broken Shoulder, it was promoted

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title: Jack Hayter

texts: and featured by Rolling Stone. <mask> started the year with a session for The Joyzine Radio Show and a new single, "Charlotte Badger." "Sisters of St. Anthony" had guest vocals from Suzanne Rhatigan."Quotes" was the final single of the series. The WIaiWYA label commissioned and released a 77 minute long lighthouse inspired concept piece by <mask>. Drawing on the imagery of 1940's propaganda films such as Men of the Lightship, I traced the journey of a light-vessel captain. One of the 7 pieces produced for the label by 7 acts was a poem by the Irish poet Aoife Mannix. <mask> contributed to Papernut Cambridge's contribution to the 77 at 7 series "Anything You Touch is Art". The music for the short film To Have And To Hold was contributed by <mask> and two poems were published in the second Tall Lighthouse poetry review. He has worked with the British Film Institute on educational film projects with children.He has contributed to recordings and live performances by Raleigh Long and Papernut Cambridge. <mask> played Steel Pedal on Mark Fry's album. <mask> is a member of Papernut Cambridge, The 1980s inspired electronic soul band Ralegh Long's and Non-Blank, a Hastings-based arts project. The Sisters of St. Anthony is a solo album that was released on Absolutely Kosher Records. "Yr Lucky Charm [Bad Ju Ju Version]" (Audio Antihero, 2012) "Yankee Dancy" feat. "Glass Bells Charm" with Woodcraft Folk was written by Anthony Harding. "So Farewell Then Peter Murphy" and "I Stole the Cutty Sark" are both contributed by Audio Antihero.Audio Antihero contributes "It Will" and "I Stole The Cutty Sark." Do I have to be Alright, All of the

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title: Shaikhzada Babich

texts: Bashkir and Tatar poet, writer and playwright <mask>ich <mask> was born in 1895. <mask>r government and a member of the national liberation movement. The village of Asyanovo was once called the Bashkir-patrimonial Kuyukovoy Kanlinskoy parish. His father directed a madrassas in his native village where he did his primary education. In 1910, he traveled to the Kazakhs and taught children.During the years 1912 and 1916, <mask> studied in the madrassas Galia and became interested in literature. He published manuscripts in the madrassas publication Parlak. He was a teacher in the Troitsk and also worked for the magazine Akmulla. The majority of <mask>'s work was published in newspapers and magazines. Since 1917, <mask> has written poetry in the Bashkir language. During the summer of 1917, he lived in UFA for a short time and then moved to Orenburg, where he worked for the satirical magazine Carmack. <mask> became more invested in the Bashkir liberation movement in the autumn of 1917 when he became a member of a party for the Bashkir movement.Following the Bashkir troops into combat, he worked as a war correspondent. In 1918, he published Blue Songs, Young Bashkortostan, a collection of poems. He was appointed an employee of the Bashkir Soviet press on February 25, 1919. On March 28, 1919, during the

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title: Shaikhzada Babich

texts: transition of the Bashkir Army to the Red Army, a member of the Red Army brutally murdered <mask> <mask> in the village of Zilair Zilairsky District. He was young. Poems "We" and "Prayer Warrior" were written in memory of Amir Karamysheva. "For the sake of the people" is what "Reconcile" is about."Open eyes, brave!" "Kura" means "long live the workers!" "Socialist traitors", "Oh, the book", "I'm Unhappy", "Our Garden", "Rain, lei!" "Long live the working!" "Gift of Freedom" is a partial similarity. "You sent, aunt," "In a depressed state, the river flowed towards the people." "Give me liberty!" "Lament drunkards!" "I am!""In a moment of despair" "Tips' "Spring Holidays" "In memory of the Honorable Khazret Sunchaleya" "Goose", "The Voice", "Flown", "Winter Road", "The Awakening", and "Blessed day" are examples of childhood memories. "In the village, near the nightingale, that in a cage, and the inscription on the tomb of the young poet." "Aklima" "Beaver hats give..." "Shamsikamar" "My soul!" "The Metamorphosis of a Muslim", "The Triumph of critters", "Gift of Freedom", "Bloody Shadow", "Mulla", "War", and "Hey, Bolshevik!" "The orgy of doom" "Fake socialist" "Kryvosheya my..." "Cud bitter words", "The hour of departure", "Inflating the sea", "I'm at the station", "Who does what?""Holiday" "Trays"

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title: Henry Leach

texts: The First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff of the Royal Navy, Sir <mask>, was instrumental in convincing the British prime minister, Margaret Thatcher, to take back the islands from Argentina. He was described as Thatcher's "knight in shining gold braid" by Andrew Marr. The third son of a naval officer and a woman was born early in life. He attended St Peter's Court and the Royal Naval College. As a cadet, <mask> joined the Royal Navy. He served on the battleship in the South Atlantic and the cruiser in the Indian Ocean during the Second World War. He was promoted to midshipman on January 1, 1941.His father was given command before he could take up the post. <mask> was assigned to the war room in Singapore as a plotting officer after Mauritius went into refit. The Prince of Wales was sunk by the Japanese off Singapore, and his father died in this action. His obituary in The Daily Telegraph mentioned that a midshipman was searching for his father, who was among those lost. Two nights before, the father and son had enjoyed a gin sling and swim. After being promoted to sub-lieutenant on October 1, 1942, he was posted to the flagship of the Home Fleet in January 1943. In October 1943, he was promoted to lieutenant.During the Battle of the North Cape in December 1943, he was in command of the "A" turret. He was posted to be the navigating officer. After the mutiny was put down, the captain and first lieutenant were re-appointed, as <mask> "conducted himself well under difficult circumstances" while he was the duty officer. The ship was transformed within a few weeks after <mask> was given the position of first lieutenant. In April 1946, he was transferred to the destroyer. After only a short time at this post, he decided to become a gunnery specialist at the shore

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texts: establishment. He was posted to the Second Minesweeping Flotilla in the Aegean Sea as a gunnery officer.He attended the Royal Naval Staff College and became a staff officer for the Naval brigade in London after being promoted to lieutenant commander on February 1, 1952. He saw service at the end of the Korean War after being posted as an officer in the 5th cruiser squadron. He saw service in the Malayan Emergency in 1955. He was promoted to commander on June 30, 1955, and was responsible for bringing the navy's first surface-to-air missile into service. He was given the first command in charge of the destroyer in the Mediterranean in 1959 after being posted to the Admiralty. After attending the Joint Service Defence College, he was promoted to captain on December 31, 1961. He became Chief Staff Officer (Plans and Operations) for the Far East Fleet in July 1962 and organised naval support for British ground forces deployed during the Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation.In November 1965, he was appointed captain of the 27th squadron. He was appointed Director of Naval Plans at the Ministry of Defence in February 1968, before he was given the command of the aircraft carrier in March 1970. The abolition of the daily issue of rum was supported by <mask>. He was appointed Naval Aide-de-Camp to the Queen in 1970. In 1971 he became Assistant Chief of the Naval Staff (Policy) at the Ministry of Defence, and in July 1971 he was promoted to Rear admiral, and in May 1974 he became Flag Officer, First Flotilla. He was made a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath in 1977 and was promoted to full admiral on March 30, 1977. He was promoted to Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath in 1978.On July 6, 1979 the First Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Staff was appointed, and he


title: Henry Leach

texts: fiercely resisted naval cuts proposed by Defence Secretary John Nott. The Secretary of State for Defence Sir John Nott had doubts about the course of action taken by the Prime Minister after the Argentine invasion of the Falklands. The Chief of the Defence Staff was on his way back from a foreign visit when he addressed the Prime Minister. He said "Yes we can recover the islands" when asked if retaking the islands was possible. "And we must!" he added. "Why?" Thatcher asked. If we don't achieve complete success or if we pussyfoot in our actions, we will be living in a different country for another few months.The Prime Minister was reassured that the two small carriers available would suffice when he asked about the lack of aircraft carriers. Thatcher approved the plan to send a task force to the islands. Andrew Marr referred to <mask> as Thatcher's "Knight in Shining Gold Braid" in his documentary series History of Modern Britain. He was promoted to admiral of the fleet after retirement. Endure no Makeshifts was published in retirement by <mask>. He was the President of the Sea Cadet Association from 1983 to 1993. He was a member of both the Royal Navy Club and the Council of the King Edward VII Hospital.In 2004, it was announced that the new Navy Command Headquarters building of the Royal Navy would be named in his honor. He was the deputy lieutenant of Hampshire and lived at Wonston. His hobbies were shooting, fishing, and gardening. He died on April 26, 2011. A Service of Thanksgiving held in his honor was attended by representatives of the British Royal Family, including the First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope. The daughter of an admiral married a family member. They had two children.The Imperial War Museum has an interview with the chiefs of the naval

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