title: Emperor Yuan of Han

texts: Crown Prince Ao grew older, he became unhappy with his fitness as imperial heir and impressed with the son of Consort Fu. There were several incidents that led to this situation. The youngest brother of Emperor <mask> died in 35 BC. The Emperor was angry because he felt that the teenage Crown Prince Ao was not grieving as much as he should have been because Princes Ao and Jing were his playmates. Crown Prince Ao's head of household, Shi Dan, a relative of Emperor <mask>'s grandmother and a senior official respected by Emperor <mask>, was able to convince Emperor <mask> that Crown Prince Ao was trying to stop him from getting upset. The princes became closer as they grew older.They both played drums and shared a love of music. Crown Prince Ao was known for his drinking and womanizing. Crown Prince Ao and Emperor Wang were rarely summoned to attend to Emperor <mask> when he was sick, as he would not recover from his illness. During his illness, Emperor <mask> reconsidered if he should make Prince Kang his heir. Only the intervention of Shi Dan, who risked his life by stepping onto the carpet of the imperial bed chamber, was allowed by the empress to stop those thoughts. Crown Prince Ao ascended the throne when Emperor Cheng died. The Wang clan's personal name is Xiaoyuan, of the Wang clan.There are 9. There are three vols. 24, 25, 27, 28, 29. Yap Joseph P. The Western Han dynasty emperors had 75 BC births and 33 BC

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title: Princess Maria Amélia of Brazil

type: paraphrased

texts: She was a princess of the Empire of Brazil and a member of the House of Braganza. Dom Pedro I, the first ruler of Brazil, and Amélie of Leuchtenberg were her parents. After Pedro I abdicated the Brazilian throne in favor of his son Dom Pedro II, <mask>lia was born in France. Before <mask>lia was a month old, Pedro I went to Portugal to restore the crown of the eldest daughter of his first marriage. He defeated his brother, who had taken <mask>'s throne. Pedro I died from Tuberculosis a few months after his victory. <mask>lia lived in Portugal for most of her life without ever visiting Brazil.The Brazilian government refused to recognize <mask> as a member of Brazil's Imperial House because she was foreign-born, but Pedro II was able to intervene on her behalf. <mask> was taken to Funchal on the Portuguese island of Madeira because she contracted Tuberculosis before her marriage to Archduke Maximilian of Austria. Her health deteriorated and she died on February 4, 1854. She was buried in the Pantheon of the House of Braganza in Portugal, but her remains were taken to Brazil almost 130 years later. The "Princesa D. Maria Amélia" hospital was financed by <mask>'s mother. Maximilian's pilgrimage to Brazil and Madeira influenced his acceptance of the throne of Mexico in 1864. <mask> was christened after her when she was born in Paris on December 1, 1831.She was the daughter of Dom Pedro and Amélie of Leuchtenberg. From birth, <mask> was referred to as Lady by her father, who was a member of the Brazilian branch of the House of Braganza. She was the granddaughter of a king. The stepson

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title: Princess Maria Amélia of Brazil

texts: of Napoleon Bonaparte was the daughter of Eugne de Beauharnais, Duke of Leuchtenberg and <mask>'s mother. Eugne was married to Princess Augusta. Pedro was the first Emperor of Brazil and the King of Portugal. <mask>, <mask>lia's elder half-sister, succeeded him on the Portuguese throne.Pedro's first marriage was to Archduchess <mask> of Austria. <mask>'s crown was taken by her younger brother in the 19th century. Pedro abdicated the Brazilian crown in April 1831 in order to restore his daughter to her throne, and Amélie was pregnant with <mask>lia. Pedro invited several guests to observe <mask>lia's birth, including the Brazilian diplomatic envoy to France. Her godparents were the French King Louis Philippe I and his consort <mask> of Naples and Sicily. Pedro sent a letter to his children who had remained in Brazil with the message "Divine Providence wanted to diminish the sorrow that my paternal heart feels in the separation from Y.I.M." Giving me one more daughter and one more sister to Y.I.M.<mask> was only 20 days old when her father left France to invade Portugal. She lived in Paris with her mother and half- sister. Amélie of Leuchtenberg left Paris with her infant daughter and stepdaughter for Portugal when Pedro's forces took over Lisbon. They disembarked the next day after arriving in Lisbon. After <mask> returned to the throne, <mask> and her family stayed in Portugal, first residing in a palace and later in a mansion. The war had taken a toll on Pedro's health, and he was dying of Tuberculosis. <mask> was taken to Pedro's deathbed when she was three years old.Pedro told

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title: Princess Maria Amélia of Brazil

texts: the child of the father who loved her so much not to forget him and to obey her mother. Pedro passed away in the afternoon of the same day. Despite not being members of the Portuguese Royal Family, Amélie spent her time overseeing her daughter's upbringing in Portugal and never remarried. Amélie tried to get the Brazilian government to recognize her daughter as a member of Brazil's Imperial Family, but she was unsuccessful. Pedro II was <mask>'s half-brother and he was a minor at the time. <mask> was not acknowledged as a Brazilian princess due to her foreign birth, and her mother was not allowed to set foot in Brazil. Pedro II was in a position to insist that she be recognized as a member of his household after he was declared of age in 1840.The Brazilian parliament granted <mask>lia recognition on July 5, 1841. <mask>lia moved with her mother to Munich in the middle of the 1840s in order to improve her education. A dedicated student, she was given classes that encompassed a broad array of subjects that included rhetoric, philosophy, history, geography, German literature, mathematics and physics. She learned to speak and write in a number of languages. She was skilled in drawing, painting and playing the piano. An intelligent young woman with a fiery temper and shrewd mind, <mask>lia was described by a teacher as having an ability that would make a young law student rich. <mask>lia was motivated by the memory of her father.The Duke of Braganza cast a large shadow on her life, and was always remembered by his daughter, who would often ask the people around her, "and my father, who

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title: Princess Maria Amélia of Brazil

texts: looks at me from heaven, shall he be pleased with his daughter?" She was deeply affected by her father's death. At the end of 1850 <mask>lia and her mother returned to Portugal and settled in the Janelas Verdes palace. The Austrian Archduke Maximilian paid a visit to her in early 1852 when he was serving in the Austrian navy. <mask>lia's maternal grandmother was the younger half-sister of Maximilian's mother. He was related to <mask>lia's older half-siblings as his father was the younger brother. They met at a family reunion when she was a child.They fell in love in the second meeting. <mask>, a kind young woman with blue eyes and blonde hair, was of interest to Maximilian. The engagement was never made official because of her death. <mask>lia died in February of 1852. She developed a persistent cough as the months went by and was diagnosed with Tuberculosis. The princess traveled to the island of Madeira after leaving the Janelas Verdes palace. <mask> noted that the island's climate had a salutary reputation.Funchal, the capital of Madeira, was where <mask> and her mother disembarked. A crowd followed the princess to her new home after she was welcomed by the entire town. She told her mother that she would stay a long time on the island if she ever recovered from her previous health issues. We will travel in the mountains, just as we did in Stein. By the end of November 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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title: Princess Maria Amélia of Brazil

texts: 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 The princess knew that she was going to die at the beginning of the year. The last rites were performed by a priest in the early hours of 4 February.<mask> said to her mother, "Do not cry; God's will be done; may He come to my aid in my last hour; may He console my poor mother!" She died early that morning. The princess's body was kept in a chapel next to the house where she died until it was taken back to the mainland. A grandiose funeral took place after the coffin was disembarked at Lisbon. The Monastery of So Vicente de Fora is where her father's remains were buried. In 1982, <mask>'s remains were taken to Brazil and placed in the Convento de Santo Antnio, where other Brazilian royals are buried. Pedro II had a strong relationship with his sister through her letters, even though he had never met her in person.Seven years after his sister's death, he wrote in his journal, "I heard the mass for my sister with whom I was so close and feel so sorry for never having met." Amélie paid for the construction of a hospital in Funchal in honor of her daughter, and visited her daughter's tomb every February until she

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texts: died. She would have been happy having her beloved daughter <mask> as a son-in-law. After his marriage to Charlotte of Belgium, Archduke Maximilian made a pilgrimage to places connected to his ex-fiancée, and he was haunted by the memory of <mask>élia. He wrote about the death of the only daughter of the emperor of Brazil on the island of Madeira. She was an angel who returned to Heaven after leaving this flawed world. The hospital in Funchal that bore <mask>lia's name was financed by Maximilian until his death.The statue of Our Lady <mask>rrows was donated by him. He went to the Quinta das Angstias, or Anguished Villa, where she died and was silent for a long time. The island of Madeira was mentioned in his memoirs. After arriving in Brazil on January 11, 1860, Maximilian became fascinated by the country, the only monarchy in South America, and then under the rule of his deceased fiancée's elder brother. He decided to become emperor of the newly founded Mexican Empire because of the stability and prosperity he saw there. Maximilian was executed after being captured by Mexican republicans. During his last homage to <mask>, as he was stripped of his belongings to face a firing squad, Maximilian asked that the small medallion of the Blessed Virgin Mary she had given to him, and which he wore around his neck, be sent to her mother.<mask>'s death had a significant impact on the history of Mexico. Princess <mask> of Brazil was a recipient of the Grand Cross of the Order of Pedro I. The Order of the Rose has a Grand Cross. She received the Royal Order of Noble Ladies of Queen Maria

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title: Karel De Gucht

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title: Karel De Gucht

texts: Flemish liberal party in 1999. He was elected to the Federal Parliament in the general election in May 2003 and to the European Parliament in June 2004, but he only occupied the first seat for a short time. He became the Belgian Minister of Foreign Affairs in 2004. He was a deputy prime minister. He was in charge of the Office of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe.He was a Member of the Security Council of the United Nations. In July of 2009, <mask> was appointed as the Belgian European Commissioner. He became Commissioner of Trade in the Barroso II Commission after February 2010 but was still in charge of Development and Humanitarian Aid. He launched free trade negotiations with the United States. He achieved important trade agreements with South-Korea and others. He concluded the free trade agreement with Canada and the first ever agreement with a G7 member. He oversaw the start of trade negotiations with Japan and Vietnam.He concluded landmark economic partnership agreements with West Africa, South Africa, and Eastern Africa, covering 75% of African economy. The agreement with the Eastern African Community was signed by <mask>t in October of last year. The conclusion of an Association Agreement between the European Union and Ukraine was a direct cause of Euromaidan. He had a strong reputation within the European Commission because of his strong views on European policy questions and because of his progression in the trade portfolio during his mandate. He left politics at the end of the mandate and will be the chairman of the local council. Controversies <mask>t is well known for his

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texts: outspoken views. On a trip to Africa in 2004, <mask>t sparked a diplomatic controversy when he questioned the ability of the political class to tackle corruption.<mask>t was supported by diplomatic circles and the media. News stories suggested his concerns were correct. He was accused of insider trading by an anonymous person and the president of the extreme-right party. The public prosecutor in Ghent decided not to pursue an investigation due to the fact that Mr. <mask>t has never abused his inside knowledge of the Fortis situation, more specifically the loss in the value of its shares. The promotion of the TTIP by <mask>t caused controversy. Some critics accused him of being overenthusiastic about the TTIP, playing down potential risks to European small and medium-sized companies associated with the so-called Investor-state dispute settlement mechanism, and even ignoring public concerns about the ISDS. Proximus is a member of the Board of Directors of CVC Capital Partners and the Institute for European Studies at the Vrije.<mask> is married to a judge. They have two sons, Frédéric and Jean-Jacques. How do we survive our time? The year 2017: Polis. "Pluche - On the banalisation of the extreme right" was written in 2007. The future is free in the 21st century. The end of religious and philosophical pillars in society was discussed in 2001."No man is an island - On democracy, liberty and human rights" was written by Dirk Sterckx. Belgian European Commissioners, Belgian Ministers of State Foreign ministers of Belgium, Free University of Brussels alumni, and Berlare Grand Crosses of the Order of Merit are

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title: Hamid Hassan

texts: <mask> is an Afghan cricketer. He is a fast bowler and a right-handed batter. He made his international debut for Afghanistan. <mask> was born in 1987. His older brother and younger brother were also his sons. When he was six years old, his family fled fighting in their home district of Bati Kot near Jalalabad, Afghanistan to go to Pakistan as refugees. When they lived in a refugee camp in Peshawar, they learned to play cricket on the streets with a taped tennis ball.His parents tried to stop him from playing cricket, but he continued to play despite the fact that his grades started to suffer because of cricket. After joining a cricket club, he was selected for a team to go to the Under 17 trophy. After watching the 2005 Ashes series on TV, he lost weight so that he could bowl fast, because he was inspired by AndrewFlintoff. Afghanistan played a match against a Marylebone Cricket Club team led by Mike Gatting. Afghanistan thrashed MCC by 179 runs. He was invited to join the Young Cricketers. At 20 years of age, he became the first Afghanistani to play cricket.In June 2007, he played for the Marylebone Cricket Club. Mike Gatting said he was a huge potential. Afghanistan was part of the 2008 World Cricket League Division Five in Jersey, which was the start of the qualification process for the 2011 Cricket World Cup. Afghanistan qualified for the next stage of World Cup qualification by virtue of the fact that they won their two games against Nepal and Botswana. In the final of the tournament, he was Afghanistan's best bowler, taking four wickets for 27 runs, decimating Jersey's middle order and giving Afghanistan control of the match. The first game of division four was dominated by

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texts: <mask>. Afghanistan only managed to score 132 runs, but they were still able to win the tournament with an 80 run victory over Fiji.Afghanistan gained another promotion to the next stage of the World Cricket League when they defeated Italy in the last game of the tournament. Afghanistan defeated Hong Kong in the final to win the tournament. He took two in a row, but missed a no-ball on the third. Afghanistan's team competed in division three, and <mask> was a part of it, taking three pins in two matches. Afghanistan won the tournament and qualified for the World Cup, returning to Afghanistan expecting a large crowd to greet them. Afghanistan participated in the first Cricket World Cup Qualifier in 2009, which was the first time they had done so. During the group stage of the tournament, <mask> mostly played as a first-change bowler, and he surprised opposition teams in the tournament with his skill and pace, with Bermuda captain Irving Romaine claiming he was one of the fastest bowlers in the tournament.Afghanistan advanced from the group stage of the tournament to the Super Eights with the help of Hasan. The bowler opened the bowling against Ireland. He got rid of William Porterfield, Andrew White and Kevin O'Brien in a row and then took two more of Ireland's tail. Four of his five bowling pins were taken down. Afghanistan upset the team who went on to win the tournament when his bowling performance gave them a 22-run win. In the next match against Canada, he gave up 32 runs in three overs. Afghanistan's chances of making the World Cup were almost over after they lost to Canada.Afghanistan achieved official One Day International status for the next four years after finishing the

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title: Hamid Hassan

texts: tournament with 3/37 against Namibia and 3/26 against Scotland. Afghanistan's rise through the ranks of international cricket was compared by <mask> to the movie Rocky. Afghanistan participated in the first-class tournament for the first time in the 2009-10 International Cricket Council Intercontinental Cup. Afghanistan won a match against the Netherlands by a single run when <mask> was batting at the end of the match. He recorded his first ten-wicket haul. The first change of the game was almost taken by Fraser Watts, who was almost killed by the first change of the game. Watts hit the ball straight to second slip, but the fielder dropped the catch and the ball went to the boundary for four runs.He got Watts to edge the ball in the same direction and caught him. He caused a middle-order collapse, causing Scotland to lose seven of their own in a period in which they lost 19 runs. Most of his dismissals came behind the stumps, and he finished with 6 for 40 runs. When he injured his ankle, doctors told him not to bowl, but he went ahead and did 27 overs. He took 11 for the match. In Afghanistan's next match, he got his second ten-wicket haul. After taking five of Afghanistan's first six in the first, he followed it up with 6 in the second to single-handedly win the game for Afghanistan on the final day.Afghanistan won the Intercontinental Cup Final against Scotland by seven runs despite the fact that <mask> was playing with a heel injury and was named the player of the match. The bowling average of 19.18 was the second-best in the tournament, behind only Scotland's Majid Haq. He was a bowler in the team. He was called up to play for the Marylebone Cricket Club in March of 2011. His most


title: Hamid Hassan

texts: entertaining performance was with the bat, but he was impressive with the ball. He hit his first three deliveries for four in the first day. He was dismissed after scoring 26 runs from 14 deliveries.Afghanistan's specialist death bowler in the 2010 World Twenty20 was <mask>, who was a crucial part of the team. He played a key role in Afghanistan's wins over Scotland, the United States and the United Arab Emirates. Afghanistan won the tournament and qualified for the 2010 World Twenty20 thanks to the bowling of Hasan, who took 12 wickets in the tournament. At the World Twenty20, <mask> was a star both with the ball and with the bat. In Afghanistan's second and final match against South Africa, <mask> took three of the four overs he was allowed to take to restrict South Africa to 139 runs. Afghanistan collapsed to be 32 for 8 when <mask> came to the crease, but he scored a quick 22 runs from 21 balls to help Afghanistan avoid the lowest score of the tournament. Afghanistan was proud of their performance at the World Twenty20 and wanted to play more matches against full members to improve.Afghanistan did not qualify for the Cricket World Cup, but they did play in the Intercontinental Cup and the World Cricket League Championship. Afghanistan began playing cricket in Canada in August of 2011. Afghanistan were dismissed for 293 on the first day of the Intercontinental Cup match. Afghanistan had 12 overs to bowl to Canada before the end of the day, and <mask> took four of them for 12 runs. He achieved 7/61, his best ever first-class bowling figures, on the next day. He was named the player-of-the match in Canada's nine-wicket win after taking three early Canada's second-innings wickets. In

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title: Hamid Hassan

texts: January 2012 he was selected to play in a tour match against England.On the second day of the match, he fell over the boundary fence and injured himself, forcing him to miss the rest of the match. Though he was initially cleared of any serious damage, the knee injury kept him out of international cricket until he was named in Afghanistan's squad for the 2012 World Twenty20, where due to fitness concerns he was still unable to play any matches. Afghanistan secured qualification for the 2015 Cricket World Cup with impressive bowling performances in limited overs cricket against Namibia and Kenya, as <mask> returned to good bowling form in the latter half of the year. His return to form was expected to make him a key player in the World Twenty20 Qualifier, but his knee injury flared up again and he missed the rest of the tournament. Afghanistan still qualified for the World Twenty20 even though he was replaced in the squad. He missed more matches because of his knee injury after he was named in Afghanistan's squad for the Asia Cup and the World Twenty20. In the fourth match of the series, he took 5 for 45, after returning from injury.He was included in Afghanistan's squad for the Cricket World Cup despite being prone to injury. Afghanistan's first ever ball in a World Cup match was taken by Hasan in the opening match against Bangladesh. He was able to keep Bangladesh's openers slow at the start of the match, but he finished the match with expensive figures of 2/61 and Afghanistan lost by 105 runs. The bowler was fast and precise. He dismissed Kumar Sangakkara early with a delivery that swung in from outside off to bowl him and he celebrated with a cartwheel. The first two deliveries were


title: Hamid Hassan

texts: past the edge of Karunaratne's bat before he was caught at slip. For most of the match it looked like Afghanistan could win, but late in the game Thisara Perera hit a very quick 47 runs from 26 balls to get Sri Lanka across the line.After this match, <mask> gained international attention because he cartwheeled after taking out Kumar Sangakkara. Afghanistan's match against Scotland was their only match against a fellow associate team for the World Cup, and thus the match they were most likely to win. After bowling a very economical 1/32 from 10 overs in the firstinnings, <mask> came in to bat in the secondinnings with Afghanistan still needing another 79 runs for victory. He provided support for his teammate in the ninth-wicket stand of 60 runs, following his instructions about when to farm the strike and when to rotate it. After hitting a number of sixes in their partnership, Shenwari was caught attempting a fourth inside one over. Shapoor Zadran needs to score another 19 runs to achieve victory. Shapoor hit the winning runs in the final over to give Afghanistan their first World Cup victory.In Afghanistan's fourth match, James Faulkner wasbowled with a beautiful in-swinging yorker, but his bowling figures were 1/70 from 10 overs, and Afghanistan lost by 275 runs to the eventual champion. After the match, <mask> spoke with Mitchell Starc about shoes, as he had already gone through five pairs of bowling shoes in the World Cup. In Afghanistan's final match against England, he removed Alex Hales with a thin outside edge, the only Afghanistan bowler to do so. Afghanistan's fastest bowler at the World Cup was not referred to as a medium-pace bowler, but as a fast bowler. Afghanistan's first


title: Hamid Hassan

texts: three matches in the World Twenty20 Qualifier were all won by Afghanistan, but they lost their final two matches after <mask> injured his ankle in the 19th over against Scotland. Afghanistan qualified for the World Twenty20 with a win against New Zealand. <mask> missed all of Afghanistan's matches between the two World Twenty20 tournaments because of a thigh injury.He only played in four of Afghanistan's seven matches at the World Twenty20. In February of last year, he was selected to play for the national team in a T20I series against Zimbabwe, but he got injured in the team's training camp and was advised to rest. His last international match was in July of 2016 He was trying to return to the national team in time for the Cricket World Cup. Afghanistan's squad for the Cricket World Cup was named in April. He was one of five surprise picks by the International Cricket Council. He announced before the World Cup that he intended to retire from one-day cricket after the tournament due to injuries, but he was unable to play in the tournament because of a hamstring injury he sustained in Afghanistan's game against Pakistan.He said after the game that he may continue playing T20 cricket. He was named in Afghanistan's squad for the Men's T20 World Cup in September of 2021. In 2009, he signed to play for Skegness Cricket Club in the league. He didn't play for Skegness again after taking 7/53 in his debut match. His injuries made him unable to play for the Barisal Burners in the 2012 season. He signed for the same salary again. The player is a right-arm fast bowler.He has been measured bowling over. He caused problems with his pace and swing in the Cricket World Cup when he took the wickets of

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texts: Kumar Sangakkara. He became the sixth fastest player of all time to reach 50 One Day Internationals when he took 50 in his first 26. Batting <mask> has a very low batting average in international cricket. He has played well at the plate despite his lack of success with the bat. In the Champion County match, he scored 26 runs off just 14 balls, and in the 2010 World Twenty20, he scored 22 runs. The commentary was in both international and Afghan languages.A grenade attack took place in Jalalabad in February of last year. He was not hurt in the attack. The attack came after criminal groups demanded money from the family, according to the family. The Afghanistan Cricket Board stated that the attack was carried out by criminal groups. Afghanistan One Day International cricketers, Afghanistan Twenty20 International cricketers, and Pakistan Customs cricketers are


title: Edward Sutton, 5th Baron Dudley

texts: A Member of the House of Commons of England, 5th Baron <mask>, was a major owner of land in the UK. He won widespread notoriety, completed the financial ruin of his family, and was the last of his name to bear the title. <mask>, 4th Baron Dudley, was a distinguished soldier who was able to regain the family estates after they were forfeited due to debt. Jane Stanley was the daughter of <mask>, the 3rd Earl of Derby. He had two siblings by his father's first wife. <mask> was christened on 17 September 1567 and is believed to have been born in September 1567. He was sent to Lincoln College, Oxford at the age of 13 and married Theodosia Harington at the age of 14.Lord <mask>'s players and a performing bear were supported by the patron of the group of actors. In 1595 he drew up a warrant for his company to travel and perform. Some actors tried to use the canceled 1595 warrant in Chester in November 1602, but were patronised by a different group of actors. In March 1600, <mask>'s players were in the city. The leader of the company in 1615 was called Dishley. <mask> was elected as one of the two knights of the shire in 1584. He was returned ahead in order of precedence.It is not clear how this was accomplished. Legh was given leave of absence by Parliament after he was made High Sheriff of Staffordshire on the day of the election. There were no recorded contributions made by Sutton. He was unable to stand for election in 1586 because he succeeded

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texts: his father. He didn't take his seat in the House of Lords until 1593. The election scandal of 1597 was the most important political intervention. John was put up as a candidate by his brother in an attempt to stop the election of Sir <mask>, a close ally of Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex.Thomas Whorwood, the High Sheriff, was John's father-in-law. The bills were filed against the Suttons and Whorwood. In the voice vote at Stafford, he personally voted for his brother. This is the first time that this principle has been expressed, and it is believed to be the first time that a peer should not be involved in Commons elections. Sir Christopher Blount, Essex's stepfather, was offended that he was placed below Sutton on the election indenture. His wife's mother wrote to the Earl complaining about the outrage and he was summoned before the Privy Council. After the parliament was over, it appears that Littleton focused on the Whorwood.The consequences of his bad manners and chicanery could have been worse. <mask> spent most of his life being pressured by the authorities to meet debts that were beyond his ability to pay, partly inherited from his father, and partly because of his own poor management of his resources. The manors of Dudley, Sedgley and Kingswinford were owned by <mask>. He built blast furnaces on the estates and developed the mineral resources. In 1619, he obtained a licence to use the patent of John Robinson for making iron with

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title: Edward Sutton, 5th Baron Dudley

texts: pitcoal, and in 1622 he renewed it in his own name. The glassworks directed by Paul Tissac, or Tyzack, where coal rather than wood was first used as fuel, is said to be an innovator who set up an early reverberatory furnace using coal. He didn't make a profit from these projects.The strategy of bringing Dud <mask> home from Balliol College to manage his ironworks was not entirely successful. <mask> expelled Dud from the new coke-fired blast furnace he built at Hasco Bridge after he fell out with him. The estate was sequestrated by 1593 due to debt growth. The ironworks were essential because the family's debts were so large that Lord <mask>'s father's will had earmarked all the proceeds of his ironworks for 21 years to pay them. Money issues hurt relations with John. <mask> never paid the annuity he promised John for his exclusion from a portion of his father's estate. The electoral fraud of 1597 might have helped John establish new contacts and income streams, but the parliament lasted little more than three months and the scandal made any further parliamentary career impossible for him.<mask> was always short of money and fought many battles to maintain his income and inheritance. The farm of Prestwood, near Kinver, was the site of his most bitter feud with Gilbert. Prestwood is at the confluence of two rivers. The man was ejected by force. He claimed to have the right to seize the goods of outlaws on other estates. He claimed one of the

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title: Edward Sutton, 5th Baron Dudley

texts: coal mines. The miners were arrested and the mine was set on fire.The Privy Council tried to reason with Lord <mask>. The Star Chamber fining Sutton heavily for rioting and cattle rustling was found to be in his favor. <mask> was a distant kinsman of Gilbert and it was this that led to the blocking of the election by SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA Both sides had bitter feelings. The Privy Council had to write to the assizes in July of 1598 to demand action against Gilbert and John's sons, Stephen and John, who had attacked John and his retainers. <mask> married Theodosia Harington at the age of 14. She was the daughter of a long-serving Member of Parliament.John Harington, Theodosia's oldest brother, was created Baron Harington of Exton in 1603. Honora Seymour, a daughter of <mask>, was considered by some to be a potential heir to the throne after the death of Elizabeth I. Their son was Frederick Schomberg, the 1st Duke of Schomberg. Margaret was the daughter of Henry and Willoughby Hopton and the son of Arthur Hopton. Their children were <mask>,

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texts: Miles, Tom, John, and James. She was buried at St Margaret's. Theodosia Sutton was born in 1599-1615.At least 11 illegitimate children were fathered by Lord <mask>'s long-term mistress Elizabeth Tomlinson. The second family was provided by Lord <mask>. <mask> was given a small estate in Dudley. Dud <mask> was given a lease of Chasepool Lodge. Jane was the granddaughter of ironmaster Abraham Darby I. Gilbert said that <mask> abandoned his wife in London without support to live with Elizabeth and that she was a base collier's daughter. <mask> was ordered by the Privy Council to pay an allowance to his wife.He was sent to Fleet Prison in August of 1597 He was released after a few days because he had to pay maintenance for his wife and children. He was back before the Privy Council in less than 18 months. Ferdinando was <mask>'s legitimate son and left a daughter. The son of a goldsmith, William Ward, <mask> married this granddaughter to. <mask> was buried in St Edmund's Church in Dudley. Baroness <mask> suo jure became the inheritor of the estates with their debts.The estates were redeemed for the benefit of the descendants. There are external links to 'A letter from <mask> at Himley to Walter Bagot, 14 January 1603/4' and 'Early Modern Manuscripts Online, L.a.433'. <mask>'s contribution to metallurgy was noted by P. W. King. Metall. 22(1) was published in 2002. The Ironmasters <mask> Alumni of Lincoln College are from the 17th-century English

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title: Colin Gawel

texts: The American rock band Watershed was formed by <mask>, Joe Oestreich, andHerb Schupp while they were still in middle school. The band is active. <mask> performs and releases music as a solo artist and with his side project, The League Bowlers. Why Isn't Cheap Trick in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? He is also a member of the Dead Schembechlers. <mask>'s Coffee has been owned by him since 2006 It was named business of the year in Upper Arlington. This is where he started the website Pencilstorm.com and where he does most of his writing.He bought his first guitar with money saved from his Columbus Dispatch paper route after listening to KISS Alive in first grade. He formed his first band in 8th grade with classmates Joe Oestreich andHerb Schupp. After receiving an encouraging phone call from Chris Blackwell at Island Records, all three decided to drop out of school and pursue music full-time. The trio changed their name to Watershed and began touring the eastern USA opening for established regional acts like Dash Rip Rock, Cowboy Mouth, Hootie and The Blowfish. After listening to a cassette version of "How Do You Feel", producer Jim Steinman convinced Richard Griffiths to sign the band to a record label. "Twister" was recorded at the Powerstation in NYC in 1994. Watershed has toured with a number of bands, including the Smithereens and the Insane Clown Posse.Watershed went on hiatus in order for Joe Oestreich to focus on becoming an author. <mask> started recording with producer Mike Landolt at Mike's Curry House in Columbus, Ohio. They decided to

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title: Colin Gawel

texts: focus on singles instead of full-length CDs. The first "Chemotherapy" was released in May of 2009, and it was a cry for health care reform. Superior and Still Love Christmas followed. Lovers in the Dust was produced by Mike Landolt and was co-written by him. Superior was <mask>'s best received single and got a lot of play in the Columbus, Ohio area and along the East Coast.Owen plays the character of "Joe" in the video. He and his band performed at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for the second time and were active throughout the Midwest. The members were Rick Kinsinger,Herb Schupp, and Dan Cochran. The "Still Love Christams" show is played on Dec 23rd. <mask> opened Colin's Coffee in Upper Arlington. He is the owner and can be found there most mornings. Colin's Coffee was named Upper Arlington Business of the Year.There is a large collection of rock n roll books in the store. "Hitless Wonder - A life in Minor League Rock n Roll" was released by Lyons Press in June 2012 and features <mask>. On the weekend edition of NPR, the book was featured. The Washington Post was one of the major news outlets that received the book. Colingawel.com, his primary creative writing outlet, was replaced by the website Pencilstorm.com, which features a rotating cast of roughly 20 writers focusing on pop culture and sports. The website is still active. <mask> started the band "Why Isn't Cheap Trick in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame?"In 2012 The band would give away free sets of Cheap Trick's music to encourage fans to support the band's bid to be included in the hall of


title: Colin Gawel

texts: fame. <mask> founded The Willie Phoenix tribute machine to honor Willie Phoenix. The band released two songs written by Willie Phoenix and were produced by Mike Landolt and engineered by Rick Kinsinger. It will be released on a 45rpm record. <mask> started Shadowlords - The Willie Phoenix Fanpages on Facebook to share Willie music and photos. <mask> reformed his band The League Bowlers in June of 2015.The "Bowlers" feature Willie Phoenix Alumni Jim Johnson, Mike Parks, and Dan Cochran on bass. Some Balls was released by the band in 2004, but they broke up on stage at the Thirsty Ear Tavern in 2008. The League Bowlers - Some Balls is a sequel to The League Bowlers. The original Bowlers line up was dissolved after Mike Parks passed away. Some of Mike's tracks were recorded at the hospice. <mask> was featured in a story of 614 Magazine in December of 2015 about his new record. His solo work was produced by Mike Landolt for Curry House records.The success of his side project, "Why Isn't Cheap Trick in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?" was mentioned in the article. His website is pencilstorm.com. <mask>'s son Owen played the batter in the video for "Dad Can't Help You Now". The League Bowlers became <mask>'s primary backing band in 2019. Discography Chemotherapy was released on February 5, 2010 and still Love Christmas was released on December 1, 2010. On December 28, 2015, Superior - The Best of <mask>el was released on CurryHouse records. The League Bowlers - Some Balls was released in December of last year.There are external links to the Watershed

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title: Dave Koz

texts: David Stephen Koz is an American smooth jazz saxophonist. <mask> was born to a Jewish family in Encino, California. Jeff is <mask>'s brother and Roberta is his sister. At his concerts, he plays both Christmas and Hanukkah songs. He was a member of the school jazz band and performed on the saxophone. After graduating from UCLA with a degree in mass communications, he decided to become a professional musician. He was recruited as a member of Bobby Caldwell's tour within weeks of deciding to be a professional musician.He moved to smooth jazz in 1989. Jeff Lorber was a session musician in several rock bands for the rest of the 1980s. He was a member of Richard Marx's band and toured with him throughout the late 1980s and early 1990s, which is when he appeared on The Arsenio Hall Show. He played in the house band of The Pat Sajak Show. In 1989 <mask> began recording for Capitol Records. His albums there include <mask>, Lucky Man, The Dance, and Saxophonic. Saxophonic was nominated for two awards.Lucky Man was his second album. After his song "Emily" was used in the soundtrack of ABC's General Hospital in 1992, the producers of the show asked him to perform

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texts: on the show. Wendy Riche commissioned <mask> to write a new theme song for the soap. The show's existing theme song, "Autumn Breeze", was merged with the chorus notes into a smooth jazz composition called "Faces of the Heart". The title track of the General Hospitals 30th anniversary show was the new theme music, which made its debut on April 1, 1993. "Faces of the Heart" was the third track on the Lucky Man album. The <mask> Radio Show was syndicated in 1994 and features the latest music and interviews with who's who in the genre.<mask> hosted a morning show on a smooth jazz station in Los Angeles for six years. In January 2007, he left the show and was replaced by Brian McKnight. A record label was started in 2002 by <mask>. The annual Dave Koz & Friends Jazz Cruises have been promoted by <mask>. Frequency is a half-hour television show hosted by <mask>. Earth, Wind & Fire, Jonathan Butler, and Kelly Sweet are some of the musicians interviewed on the show. He plays along with the musician and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611He was also the host of the show. Jeff Golub, Philippe Saisse, Conrad Korsch, and Skoota Warner were in the band. The Dave Koz Lounge is a weekly radio show that airs on Sundays at noon. Koz plays a sax. I have a No. A vintage Conn curved Soprano sax with a No. is one of the things that 7 beechler metal mouthpiece, a Yamaha straight silver Soprano sax, or a vintage Conn curved Soprano sax have. The Selmer Mark VI sax has a Berg-Larsen 90/2 hard rubber mouthpiece.He uses a No for reeds. Rico Plasticover. He also composes his songs when he plays keyboards and piano. On September 22, 2009, <mask> received a star on the Walk of Fame. The song "Start All Over


title: Dave Koz

texts: Again" was performed in a Desperate Housewives season 7 episode. He appeared on The Eric André Show in July of 2012 and sat in with the house band. Spaghettini, a restaurant and live music venue, was opened in Beverly Hills, California in December of 2014).Two tracks, 'The Optimist' and 'Friends at Sea', were written by <mask> and Wong. The single 'Today' is on the album The Golden Hour. In an interview with The Advocate in 2004, <mask> came out as gay. He has lived in California since 1990. Lucky Man, Off the Beaten Path, December Makes Me Feel This Way, The Dance, and Golden Slumbers: A Father's Lullaby are studio albums. The birth of 21st-century American male musicians includes American jazz alto saxophonists, American jazz baritone saxophonists, American jazz Soprano saxophonists, American rock saxophonists, American male saxophonists, and American jazz

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title: Rocky Jones

texts: <mask> was an African-Nova Scotian and an internationally known political activist in the areas of human rights, race and poverty. He was a member of the Student Union for Peace Action during the 1960s and went on to become a civil rights activist, community organizer, and lawyer. One of 10 children was born to the <mask> family in Nova Scotia. He could trace his Canadian roots back to the Black Refugees of the early 19th century, thanks to his grandfather, who was a hero during the Battle of Vimy Ridge. He grew up in a neighborhood with both white and black families. He didn't face racism until he was in junior high school. After leaving school, he joined the Canadian army and spent some time on the road and in the streets.He was influenced by local leaders in the black community in Toronto. He was influenced by Eugene Bonner, who was very political and aware of Black issues. He was a union man too. Joan encouraged <mask>'s political development and reading interests. Joan and <mask> were married. The Canadian group, Friends of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), organized a demonstration in Toronto, Ontario, in 1965, in which <mask> and Joan and their daughter participated. The march for voting rights was supported by the protest.The media began to refer to <mask> as Canada's Own. He and Joan moved to Nova Scotia to engage in a community organizing effort called the Nova Scotia Project. The first inner-city self-help program for youth in the culturally diverse, lower socio-economic area of the city's North End was formed by them. In 1968, <mask> invited members of the Black Panther Party to visit. This led to the formation of a coalition of activist groups, including more conservative older organizations, as the Black United Front of Nova Scotia. The media referred to <mask> as "<mask> Revolutionary" because he helped establish the Afro-Canadian Liberation Movement. He taught at the Transition Year Program for 10 years after helping establish it as a student.He organized the Black Historical and Educational Research Organization. The Indigenous Blacks and Mi'kmaq

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texts: Program was created by him. A strong advocate of prisoner rights, <mask> was involved in the establishment of the Black Inmates Association and the Native Brotherhood. <mask> created programs for women in the Kingston Prison for Women. He oversaw two production companies that were staffed by ex-inmates. Real Opportunities for Prisoner Employment is a self-help organization for ex-inmates. Politics <mask> was an active member of the New Democratic Party in Nova Scotia.He ran in a Nova Scotia by-election in 1980. He was one of the few Black Canadian politicians. The People's Summit was co-chaired by <mask> in 1995 during the G7 meetings. He helped Lenore win the election to the legislative assembly for the Truro area. <mask> formed his own law firm, B.A., after working for several years with Dalhousie University Legal Aid. "<mask>" <mask> and his associates. He taught law students and provided legal services.Human rights cases, criminal, prisoner rights and labour law were the focus of <mask>' firm. Human rights issues involving Black people and people of colour were of particular interest to <mask>. He was a Canadian expert on environmental racism and worked closely with the aboriginal community. The case of R. v. R.D.S was argued by him in 1997. The Supreme Court of Canada. The case set a precedent for race related litigation. <mask> received an Honorary Doctorate of Laws from the University.Death <mask> died of heart failure at the age of 71. In August of 2016 Fernwood Publishing released a book. It was written by James W. St. G. Walker and <mask>. Angel started a petition in September of last year requesting that Cornwallis Street in North End be renamed to honor <mask>. The petition was signed by over 1,700 people and presented to the city council. 9,330 people signed the petition to name the street after <mask>. The Canadian Association of Black Lawyers received the Order of Nova Scotia Meritorious Award of excellence.The law school at the university received an award. G.I. The National Black Coalition of Canada Race Relations Committee Award: The Nova Scotia Barristers

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title: Deedee Corradini

texts: Margaret "<mask><mask> was an American businesswoman and politician who served as the 32nd mayor of Salt Lake City, Utah from 1992 to 2000. <mask> was the first female mayor of Salt Lake City. Corradini was the President of Women's Ski jumping-USA at the time of her death. She was president of WSJ-USA for three years and was involved in the fight to get women's ski jumping into the Olympics. Margaret Louise McMullen was born in Providence, Rhode Island, the daughter of the Rev. Marie-Louise Strehlau and Corradini. "Mac" is the name of the man. Corradini went to school in Lebanon and Syria as a child.Drew University was where she attended from 1961. She received a degree in psychology from the University of Utah in 1967. She was Press Secretary to congressman Wayne Owens of Utah and congressman Richard Ottinger of New York. Corradini was a Democrat in Utah. Salt Lake City tends to vote Democratic more than other parts of Utah. Corradini could speak both French and Arabic. Utah landed the 2002 Winter Olympics because of <mask>'s efforts.At the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan, <mask> was the first woman to receive the Olympic flag in front of a television audience of hundreds of millions of viewers. The metropolitan area of Salt Lake City and the rest of the state began to grow by thousands of families a month under Corradini's watch. She was accused of soliciting $231,000 in cash gifts and loans to pay off her part in the failure of Bonneville Pacific, a publicly traded alternative energy corporation that went bankrupt on inflated financials. <mask>'s administration never recovered from the Winter Olympics bribery scandal, even though she never faced criminal charges. The Salt Lake City Council called for her resignation in 1999 after she decided not to seek reelection. She negotiated a deal for the city to sell a block of Main Street to The Church of Jesus Christ of

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texts: Latter-day. The conversion of this block into a church plaza was one of 14 major projects put forth by the city in its 1962 Second Century Plan.Main Street between the two church blocks could either be closed to vehicular traffic or an underpass installed according to the 1962 plan. The two blocks would be an anchor on the north end. The Mayor was accused of pushing the sale in exchange for the LDS Church's support of the Olympic Games, as the leadership of the church was initially divided over whether the city should host the games. Corradini pushed hard for the relocation of the Union Pacific railroad tracks that divided downtown, pushed through the TRAX light-rail system, and won massive federal funding for reconstruction of the freeway system in advance of the Olympic Games. She was in charge of the construction of the baseball stadium for the Salt Lake Buzz and the farm team for the Minnesota Twins. Corradini was the President of the U.S. Conference of Mayors in 1998. She was a Lifetime Board Member of the Utah Symphony and was also the President of the International Women's Forum.<mask> died of lung cancer at the age of 70. Utah was the first state to land the 2002 Winter Olympics because of <mask>'s efforts. The International Olympic Committee members met with Corradini to discuss Salt Lake City's 2002 bid. She was involved in lobbying the Utah Legislature for a sales-tax hike to build winter-sports facilities. At the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan, <mask> was the first woman to receive the Olympic flag in front of a television audience of hundreds of millions of viewers. The women's bobsleigh and skeleton events were added to the 2002 Olympics in Utah. Corradini led the effort to bring women's ski jumping to the Winter Games after campaigning for the Salt Lake City Olympics.Corradini and other women ski jump advocates filed a lawsuit in Canada after the

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title: Adrián Barilari

texts: The vocalist of the heavy metal and hard rock band Rata Blanca is an Argentine singer named <mask>. He has a band of his own. Barilari was taught to sing when he was 4 or 5 years old by his uncle, who was a bandoneon and tango singer. His mother took him to a television show when he was 7 or 8 years old. He learned to play the guitar after his mother encouraged him to study the accordion. Topos Urbanos, Cobalto, Vietnam, and Dias de Gloria were his first bands. The group began searching for a new singer after the singer Sal Blanch left.Barilari was urged by his colleagues to join the band. He was present at the stadium of Velez Sarsfield as a major group after his admission to the success. After Guerrero del Arcoiris, success waned as well as relations among the members. It was edited in 1992 and was not released until 1996. Adrian left the band to not agree with the new direction set by the guitarist, after the release of a mini album and the wish of Walter Giardino to bring the band to a heavier style. Alianza had a keyboardist who left Rata Blanca and a violinist who also left Rata Blanca who were the only permanent members. The duo have more keyboard presence than Rata Blanca.In other Latin American countries, Alianza had little impact. They edited three albums. On September 2, 2000 Rata Blanca and her partner in Alianza decided to build again after holding back the band on keyboards. The Teatro Coliseo was closed on December 19th for a Latin American tour. Alianza presented in Acatraz. Rata Blanca edited Grandes Canciones, a collection of some of the most classical of the group, including an acoustic version of "Mujer Amante". The sequel to Temple, El Camino del Fuego, was released with the new formation of Rata Blanca.The first single was titled Highway on fire with the songs "Master of the Highway", " Back Home", and "Fire dance". "Poder Vivo" was edited in 2003 In 2005 he edited La llave de


title: Carl Gustav Fleischer

texts: The first land commander to win a major victory against the Germans in the Second World War was <mask>. Fleischer committed suicide after being bypassed for appointment as commander-in-chief of the Norwegian armed forces in exile and being sent to the insignificant post as commander of Norwegian forces in Canada. <mask> was the son of the Church of Norway pastor and was born in Sr-Trndelag. Fleischer moved with his mother to Trondheim after his father's death. His childhood home was simple and frugal. His ancestors migrated from Elbing in East Prussia to Norway. The <mask> family is descended from the nephew of Tobias.<mask> was a descendant of <mask> <mask>. <mask>'s brother, bishop <mask>, and Philip's brother, Baltzer <mask>, are notable relatives. <mask> <mask> was a distant relative of <mask> <mask>. <mask> <mask> and Toni Charlotte Hygen were married in 1919. Fleischer enjoyed painting and fishing. Fleischer joined the Norwegian Military Academy because of economic uncertainties and graduated as the second best student in 1905. The academy instilled in Fleischer that the first task of a military officer was to defend his country and that regulations were to be considered standing orders in critical situations.Fleischer became a captain in 1917. He was the staff officer of the Norwegian 6th Division before becoming the Commanding Officer of theIR 14 in Mosjen. Fleischer was an avid writer of military manuals and worked on developing the Norwegian armed forces in line with the special prerequisites caused by the Norwegian nature and society. He worked in the Norwegian General Staff from 1909 to 1933. He was the chief of the Commanding General's staff of adjutants in 1933-1934, as well as a teacher at the Norwegian Defence Staff College. He edited the journal. The possibility of a surprise attack on central areas of Norway was warned by Fleischer during his time at the General Staff.He stated that the best way to fight an attack was to defend coastal outposts while the main forces were in the interior of the country. He became a colonel in 1934 after being promoted to the rank of major in 1930. On 16 January 1939

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title: Carl Gustav Fleischer

texts: Fleischer was made Major General and Commanding Officer of the Norwegian 6th Division, the position that would lead him to become the first allied general to defeat the Wehrmacht in a head-on land confrontation. <mask> was appointed commander-in-chief of North Norway in case of war in January 1940. Fleischer took the initiative to encourage the Norwegian government to increase the country's military readiness in North Norway after the Winter War broke out in 1939. Measures against the region's communists were included in the initiatives. Fleischer's distrust of the Soviet Union continued to show itself throughout the following Norwegian Campaign in 1940, when he kept substantial forces at the Soviet border in eastern Finnmark despite a desperate need of reinforcements at the front line.General <mask> was appointed commander-in-chief of the Norwegian armed forces after the German invasion of Norway. <mask> and his chief-of-staff, Major Odd Lindbck-Larsen, were at Vads in Finnmark at the time of the attack. The area was in the middle of a ferocious storm when he received the message. Fleischer had to stay overnight because he couldn't leave Vads either by Hurtigruten ship or naval aircraft. Fleischer was invited to stay at the governor's mansion. After discussing the situation with Gabrielsen, Fleischer set off for Troms the next day, arriving there by M.F.11 naval aircraft in terrible conditions. He declared Northern Norway a theatre of war after issuing orders for a total civilian and military deployment.Hans Gabrielsen took all civilian power in Northern Norway after the death of the County Governor of Troms a few days after the invasion. Fleischer's plan was to wipe out the German forces at Narvik and then transfer his division to meet a German advance. Fleischer used the unique nature of the Norwegian terrain to carry out attacks against the enemy's flanks and rear. General Fleischer in 1934 opposed the idea of fighting delaying actions while waiting for Allied reinforcements, a tactic that General Otto Ruge used during his defence of the vital Eastern Norway region. Maj. Gen. <mask> <mask> was the commander of

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texts: the 6th Division. Despite shifting strategies and leadership, the victory was accomplished. The political and military leadership arrived from the abandoned southern parts of the country, causing conflicts with Fleischer.The General's hard-headed and uncompromising style did not help. In the Second World War, Narvik was the first major allied infantry victory. The Allied task force was withdrawn in June after the German invasion of France. The Norwegian Army would not be able to defend its positions without the support of the Allies. On 9 June, the Germans reoccupied Narvik. General <mask> was made commander of the Norwegian army in exile on June 7, 1940, as the Norwegian forces were about to surrender. He left Norway with his wife on 8 June on a patrol vessel.During his exile in the United Kingdom, General <mask> built up a Norwegian infantry brigade in Scotland. He became at odds with the Norwegian political leadership in exile due to his strong headed attitudes and refusal to compromise. He became controversial in the cabinet due to his support of the British and his willingness to personally participate in the attacks on the Germans in Norway. He received a number of awards while in the UK. The Polish Virtuti Militari for bravery, the French Croix de guerre, and appointment by the British as a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath were among these. General <mask> was bypassed when the prime minister of the exile government decided to recreate the post of commander-in-chief of the Norwegian armed forces. During the 1940 campaign, General Otto Ruge, who had been commander-in-chief, stayed in Norway and surrendered with his troops.Major von Tangen Hansteen was promoted to general and given the post, instead of Fleischer, who was the obvious choice. Fleischer delivered his resignation. General <mask> was ordered by the cabinet to take up a new post. There were no Norwegian forces in Canada apart from the Royal Norwegian Air Force's training base Little Norway near Toronto. There was a plan to create a Norwegian Army in Canada. The Norwegian garrison on the distant Norwegian island of Jan Mayen was inspected by

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title: Carl Gustav Fleischer

texts: Fleischer before he left for Canada. The General concluded that the garrison was too small to defend anything more than the center of the island, leaving several landing beaches open to the Germans during the calm summer months.Fleischer reported that the garrison should be reinforced during the summer and a small garrison during the winter. He inspected the Norwegian forces. On December 1, 1942, General <mask> was given the position of Military Attache to Washington D.C. This role was usually served by officers of the ranks of Major or Lieutenant-Colonel. He shot himself in the heart with his own gun because he was too much for him. He was found by his adjutant Lieutenant Richard Brinck-Johnsen who brought the urn with the General's ashes to London. Brinck-Johnsen was ordered to keep the circumstances of Fleischer's death a secret.Brinck-Johnsen stated in 1995 that Fleischer had taken his own life because he was not needed by anyone. It is thought that one of the reasons for sending him to Canada was that he favored a series of coastal raids against Norway to hamper German use of the occupied nation. Fleischer wanted to build substantial army forces abroad and use them in active operations against the German occupying forces in Norway, something that was in conflict with the more passive strategy of the Cabinet. The view of the rest of the Cabinet was to build air and naval forces that could be used directly with Allied forces, as they feared such raids would provoke the Germans into harsher actions against the local populace, such as they did after the Telavg incident. The state funeral for General Fleischer was denied by the Labour cabinet. The cabinet and the Labour Party did not attend despite the presence of the King, the Crown Prince, and representatives of all other parts of Norwegian society. When a monument to his honor was raised in Harstad at the headquarters of the 6th Division, the same lack of respect was shown by the cabinet and the Labour Party.The streets of Harstad, Bod, Bardufoss, and Eiksmarka are named after the general. There were people from the Norwegian Military Academy who died in World


title: Peter Plagens

texts: <mask> is an American artist, art critic, and novelist based in New York City. He is well-known for his contributions to Artforum and Newsweek, as well as for what critics have called a remarkably consistent five-decade-long body of abstract formalist painting. <mask> has written three books on art and two novels. The John Simon Guggenheim Foundation gave him a major fellowship for his painting. <mask>'s work has been featured in surveys at the Museum of Modern Art, Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), Whitney Museum, and PS1, and in solo exhibitions at the Hirshhorn Museum and Las Vegas Art Museum. The USC Fisher Gallery held a retrospective of his work in 2004. Critics have contrasted the purely visual dialogue his art creates, often generating more questions than answers, with the directness of his writing.They contend that the visibility of his bylines as a critic has sometimes overshadowed his artmaking. <mask> wrote a review for New York Magazine. January 18, 2018). Plagens's painting was described as a "fusion of high-flying refinement and everyday awkwardness" by Los Angeles Times critic David Pagel. The New York Times critic Roberta Smith said the show was an "eye-teasing sandwich of contrasting formalist strategies" after a decade of focused experimentation. <mask> was born in Dayton, Ohio in 1941 and grew up in Los Angeles. He majored in painting and drew cartoons at the University of Southern California.He did his graduate studies at Syracuse University after leaving USC, where he was influenced by Hans Hofmann, Willem de Kooning and Richard Diebenkorn. In order to keep up with the Los Angeles art scene, he approached Artforum editor Phil Leider for work as a reviewer at five dollars per review. Plagens accepted a teaching position at the University of Texas in 1966 and stayed until 1969 when he accepted a

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title: Peter Plagens

texts: position at California State University, Northridge. He taught at the University of California, Berkeley, the University of Southern California, and the University of North Carolina. During his time at Cal State, Plagens shared a studio with painter Walter Gabrielson on the same block as artist Bruce Nauman's, and in 1975, he appeared in a short film. What is an artist? The Los Angeles Times reported on <mask>'s work.January 21, 2018). <mask> was featured in the LACMA show, " 24 Young Los Angeles Artists" and the 1972 Whitney Biennial. He has shown in New York since 1975, and also in Los Angeles and Chicago. The Los Angeles Times had a review of the <mask>ns exhibition. "The Art of <mask>lagens," Chicago Tribune, May 1, 1998. January 18, 2018). His retrospective at USC went to Columbia College Chicago and the Butler Institute of American Art.The September–October 1996 review was called Dialogue. <mask> was married to Laurie Fendrich. They moved to New York City in 1985 and are still there. <mask> has been described as an irrevocably abstract formalist painter, who, regardless of fashion, has roots his work in modernist and abstract expressionism, formal rigor, and a willful embrace of contradictions. According to David Pagel, <mask>'s 2004 retrospective traced a remarkably consistent arcs of stubbornly held abstract work. Plagens sometimes pushes his paintings to the edge of failure by his own admission and according to critics. He insists that there is no symbolism in his work, and he often puts enigmatic titles to his work after it's finished.He has produced works on paper that correspond to his paintings, incorporating photographs, fragments of commercial packaging, and colored and textured paper. Plagens's early work featured single, emphatic shapes, including circles with wedges removed, diamonds, trapezoids, and thin letter

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title: Peter Plagens

texts: "C"-like rings, which he placed on vivid red-orange or creamy white color fields that sometimes disintegrated at the canvas edges into. Cleveland Defaults on Its Debts and Cubist Landscape are two works that challenged conventional rules about balance and explored the line between elegance and awkwardness. Plagens incorporated a new sense of movement that reviewers such as Grace Glueck deemed "witty balancing acts." Plagens incorporated a new sense of movement that reviewers such as Grace Glueck deemed "witty balancing acts." The drawing series "My Father worked in Advertising" was created during this time and featured fields of color and hard-edged and irregular shapes. Critics noted a building complexity and immediacy in Plagens's output from 1989 to 2000, the result of a more expansive mix of materials. "<mask>lagens," The New York Times, January 3, 1997.January 18, 2018). In paintings such as Sunset, LA, 6/28/55, 1:40 pm (1989) and Learning of the Tragic News, he introduced free-form marks and shapes. "<mask>," ARTnews, March 2001. The small, brightly colored, discordant geometric forms that Plagens set against mostly off-white and slate-gray background, which critics suggested "snapped" his rhythmic compositions into place, were of particular note. Plagens wanted to create a greater degree of tension in a series of works on paper that were divided into two fields. In later paintings, he created more centralized compositions that featured flat, irregular, near-fluorescent color shapes directly painted on neutral grounds of contrasting gestural shapes and marks. Plagens got some of the best reviews of his career for shows that critics described as "jaunty, accomplished disquisitions" or heated, "intimate discourse" exploring the co-existence of incompatible styles, formal concepts and paint application.There are three main

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title: Peter Plagens

texts: visual elements in these paintings and works on paper: a large, irregular expanse of orange, a field of loops, and loose grids. Critics said that the badges created an uneasy, but engaging, "strange harmony." <mask>'s recent works on paper have mostly relied on centralized compositions, anchored by photographs or found paper with text or graphic images that are contained by colored-paper or painted rectangular fields. Smaller in scale and less off-kilter in composition, these works have been seen as expressing a greater intimacy and poignancy than Plagens's paintings. Writing <mask> has been a prominent art critic for more than five decades, producing numerous reviews, essays and articles about artists and the art world. He is the author of a monograph, Bruce Nauman: The True Artist, and two books of art criticism. The review of "Sunshine Muse: Contemporary Art on the West Coast" was published in 1975.<mask>'s writing is described as literate, direct and candid by other critics. <mask> was described as the "only amusing writer ever to appear in the pages of Artforum" in a 1974 New York Times review. Los Angeles Times critic Christopher Knight wrote that <mask>'s Bruce Nauman monograph probed the question of what an artist is with wit, insight and a lot of research, plus a good deal of personal experience. Art in America interviewed <mask> on his new volume on the artist. January 21, 2018). Since its publication in 1974, Sunshine Muse has been quoted by critics about West Coast art and artists. The New York Times reported on the West Coast innovators in the show.January 18, 2018). <mask> began writing for Artforum in 1966 and became a contributing editor in 1971 and an associate editor in 1974. From 1989 to 2003 he was a senior writer and art critic for Newsweek. He has written reviews and articles for The Wall Street Journal and

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texts: the National Arts Journalism Program since 2011. Black White Color Life: Recent Works on Paper was written by Laurie Fendrich and <mask>. The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Art in America, ARTnews, Art+Auction, The Nation, L.A. Weekly, and Bookforum have all published him. "Nick Miller: Drawing Life from Landscape" is a work by Nick Miller.Plagens has written catalogue essays for the artists Jim DeFrance, Tony DeLap, Don Gummer, Ron Linden, Nick Miller and Edward Ruscha, and for the exhibitions "Clay's Tectonic Shift: John Mason, Ken Price, and <mask>, 1956–1968 Plagens has written two novels. Time for Robo has themes of time travel, perception, nature of reality, and the end of time. Reviewers compared its themes and stories-within-stories style to the novels of Thomas Pynchon, Kurt Vonnegut, Jim Dodge, and Robert Coover. The Art Critic is a comedy that pokes fun at the contemporary New York art world from the perspectives of a well-known art critic, a contemporary sculptor and an art publishing assistant. Major art institutions have recognized Plagens for both his art and writing. The John Simon Guggenheim Foundation gave him a painting fellowship in 1972, the National Endowment for the Arts gave him a painting fellowship in 1977 and the Brown Foundation gave him a painting fellowship in 2009.He was one of four senior fellows in the National Arts Journalism Program at Columbia University in 1998. The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Denver Art Museum, Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, Baltimore Museum of Art, Albright-Knox Gallery, Museum of New Mexico have all acquired Plagens's art. There are external links to the website of <mask>. American art critics 20th-century American male painters 21st-century American painters 21st-century male artists 20th-century American novelists

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title: Thomas Griffiths Wainewright

texts: The suspected serial killer was an English artist and author named <mask>. He was sent to the colony of Van Diemen's Land for frauds on the Bank of England and gained a reputation as a profligate. He was a portraitist for the elite. The imagination of renowned 19th-century literary figures such as Charles Dickens, Oscar Wilde and Edward Bulwer-Lytton was captured by his life. He was born in London, England, into a well-off family. He was orphans when his mother and father died. Ann was the daughter of the editor of the literary magazine Monthly Review.The young <mask> was brought up by his maternal grandparents in London's rural periphery. He came under the care of his maternal uncle. He is thought to have been educated by the scholar Charles Burney. After buying his commission in 1814, <mask> served briefly as an officer in a yeomanry regiment, but lasted just over a year because of a severe mental illness. It was suggested by the writer that the period of his life when he was on the verge of insanity contributed to his later crimes. In 1819, he embarked on a literary career and began to write for a number of publications. He contributed articles and art criticism to The London Magazine from 1820 to 1823.His famous grandfather would have aided his publication success. He was a friend of Charles Lamb, who thought well of his writing and, in a letter to Bernard Barton, styles him "the kind, light-hearted <mask>." The artist was trained by John Linnell and <mask>. He exhibited narratives based on literature and music at the Royal Academy, including Romance from Undine, Paris in the Chamber of Helen and the Milkmaid's Song. None of the works survived. The murderer of Maria Marten in the

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title: Thomas Griffiths Wainewright

texts: Red Barn Murder in Polstead, Suffolk was a friend of William Corder, according to a controversial author. The two met when Corder visited London.The author of a biography of <mask> asked if he had any evidence for his claims. Marriage and family life took place on 13 November 1817. The capital from his grandfather's investment in the Bank of England was in trust for his family, but he was unable to touch it. He was in huge debt due to his extravagant lifestyle. In 1822 and 1823, <mask> forged signatures of power of attorney and withdrew large sums from the Bank of England. The account was empty for the second time. The <mask>s were forced to move in with the elderly <mask> because of severe financial trouble.He died in agony. After being widowed again, her mother married again and had two more daughters, Helen and Madalina. Mrs. Abercromby settled her will in favour of her daughter. Shortly afterwards, she died. The debt remained despite the death of Helen Owing. In 1830, he and his wife insured the life of his sister-in-law Helen with various companies for a sum of over one million dollars. She died in December of the same year after showing signs of strychnine poisoning, though there was no forensic test to prove it.When the insurance companies sued, he fled to France to avoid being investigated for his bank frauds. Victorian authors claimed that he was imprisoned for six months for being a suspected person. He was suspected of poisoning his sister-in-law and his uncle, as well as his mother-in-law and a Norfolk friend, but this was never proven. He was arrested on a charge of bank forgery after returning to London. The convict ship Susan arrived in Van Dieman's Land on November

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title: Thomas Griffiths Wainewright

texts: 21, 1836. He was asked if he poisoned Helen, but he said it was a terrible thing to do. Oscar Wilde's publisher is thought to have made up the quotation.During his ten years in the colony, he was given a certain amount of freedom. After working on a road gang, he became a hospital orderly and was able to paint portraits of his subjects in their homes. He used coloured wash, pencil and ink to complete more than 100 portraits on paper. They are in public museums and private collections throughout Australia. The officialdom, professionals and members of the elite are depicted. The self-portrait was completed. He died of apoplexy in the hospital after being granted a pardon on November 14, 1846.He is not known to be buried in a grave. An account of his life by W. Carew Hazlitt was published in the Essays and Criticisms of <mask>. Oscar Wilde's "Pen, Pencil and Poison" and A. G. Allen's "Twelve Bad Men" were both about the artist and poisoner. John Price Williams re-examines the poisonings and reaches a different conclusion as to the cause of the strange deaths of his relations, which are the subject of four biographical studies. The poet Andrew Motion's creative biography, "Wainewright the Poisoner", is one of the studies. In the story "The Adventure of the Illustrious Client", the name of the artist is spelled without the middle "e". Sarah Marshall played the wife of the killer in the 17th episode of the television show "The Poisoner", which aired on January 10, 1961.List of convicts transported to Australia List of serial killers by country English male journalists, 19th-century English painters, and British Yeomanry officers are some of the people who have been linked to serial


title: Iris M. Zavala

texts: A Puerto Rican author, scholar, and poet, who lived in Barcelona, Spain, died on April 10, 2020. Many of her writings, including "Nocturna, mas no funesta", build on and express her belief. She died from COVID-19 in Madrid at the age of 83. Zavala was born in Ponce, Puerto Rico in 1936. She received her degree from the University of Puerto Rico. The University of Salamanca has a "Licenciatura" degree and a "Doctor en Filosofa y Letras" degree. She was influenced by Fernando Lzaro Carreter.In Puerto Rico, México, United States, Netherlands, Italy, Germany, and Spain, <mask> taught. She was a Ramon Llull fellow at the University of Balearic Islands in Mallorca. <mask> taught at the University of Minnesota. She was a writer. She wrote a novel called "Kiliagona" in 1980. "Nocturna, mas no funesta" was her second novel. Group Alcores adapted it for a performance.There are two works, "El libro de Apolonia o de las Islas" and "El sueo del amor". There is a list of publications by Zavala. Unamuno y su teatro de conciencia. The University of Salamanca has a book called Saltmanticensia. 1965, 2. La angustia y el hombre. Unsayos de literatura espaola.The University of Veracruzana is in México. 3. Barro doliente is a poem. La Isla de los Ratones was founded

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title: Iris M. Zavala

texts: in 1970. The Revolucin was held in 1868. Historia, pensamiento, literatura, ed. They were with Clara E. Lida.Las Americas is in New York. 5. <mask>es, comuneros, and carbonarios. Siglo XII, 363 pp. 1971 6. Ideologa y poltica en la novela espaola del siglo XIX. Anaya, 362 pp.1972 7. Poemas prescindibles are poems. Villa Miseria is in New York. There are 8. Romnticos y socialistas. Prensa espaola. Siglo XII, 205 pp.There was a 9 in 1973. Con R. Rodrguez, Libertad y crtica en el ensayo puertorriqueo. The book is called Puerto Rico: Puerto, 448 pp. 1974 10. Escritura desatada is a poem. The island of Puerto Rico is called Puerto Rico. 11.Modernismo is 98 y bohemia. Cuadernos para el Dilogo 1977 12. Alejandro Sawa wrote Iluminaciones en la sombra. Notas, e studio. Madrid is at the Alhambra. 2@ ed. 1986Clandestinidad y libertinaje erudito en los albores. Barcelona: Ariel, 499 pp. 1979 14. In coll, historia social de la literatura espaola. J. Rodrguez Puértolas, C.Blanco Aguinaga. Madrid: Castalia. The revised ed. has 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


title: Iris M. Zavala

texts: There is a novel called Noctura mas no funesta. Montesinos is located in Barcelona. 24. Approaches to Discourse, Poetics and Psychiatry is a ed. M. Daz-Diocaretz was with Teun van Dijk. John Benjamins was in Amsterdam.1989 Romantico y costumbrismo. The Historia de Espaa is in Madrid. I, 183 pp. 26. Rubén Daro signo del cisne. The University of Puerto Rico has a book.27. El modernismo y otros ensayos del Rubén Daro, ed. Alianza is intr.Madrid. 1990 28. La musa funambulesca. There is a Poética de la carnavalizacin. Orgenes, 175 pp.1991 29. Unamuno y el pensamiento dialgico. M.Bajtin and M. de Unamuno are related. Anthropos, 207 pp. 30. M. Bajtin. A poética dialgica.The Espasa Calpe is in Madrid. 31. El bolero. Historia de un amor is a novel. The book is called Alianza, and it was published in Madrid. There is a reed. Aumentada y corregida in Madrid.1992 32. The Indiana University Press has a book on colonialism and culture. 33. Discursos de la 'invencin' de América. Intr. Rodopi is in Amsterdam. 34.Apolonia o de las islas is a novel. The Instituto de Cultura is in Puerto Rico. 35. Discurso transgresor en la cultura peninsular. Siglos XII, ed. <mask>-Diocaretz is from Madrid. 36.Breve historia feminista de la litertura espaola. 1. <mask>-Diocaretz

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title: Iris M. Zavala

texts: wrote Teora feminista:discursos y differencia. Anthropos is a city in Barcelona. 1993 37. Historia y crtica. 5/1 Romanticismo y Realismo.There is a primer Suplemento. The city of Barcelona. 1995 38. Historia feminista de la literatura espaola. I. La mujer en la literatura espaola, ed. Anthropos, 1995.In 1996 39. Bajtin y apcrifos, ed. S.Bocharov, N. Pedgorced, and Amalia <mask>roy were present. Anthropos is a city in Barcelona. 40. Escuchar is a Bajtin. Montesinos is in Barcelona.41. Historia feminista de la literatura espaola. I. La mujer en la literatura espaola. Barcelona Anthropos. 1997 42. Historia feminista de la literatura espaola.I. IV. De la Edad Media al siglo XVIII is a literatura escrita. ed. Anthropos is a city in Barcelona. It was 43. Hacia una filosofa. De los borradores y otros escritos.I. M. Zavala and Augusto Ponzio. The University of Puerto Rico is anthropos. The novela el sueo del amor was published in 1998. The university of Puerto Rico/Montesinos is 45. Historia feminista de la literatura espaola. V. La literatura escritura por mujer. The University of Puerto Rico is anthropos.It was 46. Historia o literatura?, ed. Isiris M<mask>. Nm.Esp. La Torre. 2000 47.Feminismos, escrituras. The book is called La Pgina.There is a

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texts: bolero in Canarias. Celeste is the author of Historia de un amor. 2ed. ampliada Historia social de la literatura espaola (en lengua castellana)vol I-II.C. <mask><mask> and Julio Rodrguez Puértolas are from Madrid. Reedicin.Historia feminista de laatura espaola can be found here. The ed. of vol.VI. M. Zavala. Anthropos in Barcelona. 2001 51. The sntoma de la modernidad is a rapto de América. Montesinos is located in Barcelona.2004. It was 52. La otra israda del siglo XX. La mujer en la Espaa. There is a city called Madrid. The Esfera is for los libros. 2006 53.Leer DonQuijote. 7 tesis. Anthropos in Barcelona. In 2007, 54. Percanta, me amuraste. Barcelona:Montesinos (novela) 55. Canarias: La Pgina.56. Kiliagona. Canarias:La Pgina was published in 2008. Alejandro Sawa. There are crnicas de la bohemia. Ed. Veintisiete: Madrid.58. Unamuno, ensayos heréticos. Ed. Veintisiete (en prensa). 59. De la cultura, la (Di)famacin. 7 ensayos.Ed. Veintisiete is in Madrid. King Juan Carlos I of Spain decorated them. "Lazo de Dama de la Orden de Mérito Civil." The medal of honor was presented in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Doctor Honoris Causa is from the University of Puerto Rico. Ateneo Puertorriqueo has a gold medal.1998. The Ctedra UNESCO de Estudios

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title: Iris M. Zavala

texts: Latinoamericanos is located at the University of Mlaga. 2004. The Junta de Andaluca has a thought award. 2006 The Pen Club Award was based on "El libro de Apolonia o de las islas". One of Ponce's greatest writers at the Park for Illustrious Ponce Citizens is <mask>.There are references to 1936 births and 2020 deaths of Puerto


title: Michael Elphick

texts: <mask> was an English actor. He played a private investigator in two shows. He was nominated for a BAFTA Award for his performance in Gorky Park. In his prime, Elphick looked older than he was and he often played menacing hard men. <mask>'s death from a heart attack in 2002 was caused by his addiction to alcohol, which he admitted to consuming two litres of spirits a day. <mask>'s family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch He took part in several school productions, including Noah and A Midsummer Night's Dream, when he was a student at Lancastrian Secondary Modern Boys School.He helped out in his local boatyard during school holidays when he was considering joining the Merchant Navy. It has been reported that he stumbled upon acting at the age of 15 after taking a job as an electrician at the festival theatre. He was interested in acting while watching stars such as <mask>. Elphick was told to go to drama school by Olivier. Elphick decided to train at the Central School of Speech and Drama in Swiss Cottage because he had attended there as a child. After

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title: Michael Elphick

texts: graduating from drama school, Elphick was offered roles as menacing heavies. He made his debut in a First World War film.He played the Captain in Tony Richardson's version of Hamlet and appeared in Lindsay Anderson's O Lucky Man! The year 1973. He played the father of Phil Daniels in the cult film Quadrophenia, as well as in Gorky Park and Withnail & I Pasha. He was nominated for a Palme D'Or in 1984 for his role in The Element of Crime. Elphick played Claudius in Jonathan Pryce's Hamlet at the Royal Court Theatre, after playing the Player King in Tony Richardson's stage version of Hamlet at the Roundhouse Theatre. He appeared in The Changing Room, directed by Lindsay Anderson, at the Royal Court Theatre and in the Ray Davies/Barrie Keeffe musical Chorus Girls at the Theatre Royal. He last appeared on the West End stage in 1997 as Doolittle in Pygmalion.<mask> became best known for his television roles. Douglas Wormold was the son of Edward, who owned most of the properties in the road. Douglas tried to buy the shop from Fairclough. He played three characters in the popular television series Crown Court, including a private secretary to a female opera singer and a barrister. He played a villain in The Sweeney episode "One of Your Own", played a policeman in The Professionals episode " Backtrack", and had a minor role in Hazell. <mask> played the title role in Jack Pulman's Private Schulz. He played with Ian Richardson, a German forger who was conscripted into the Second World War to destroy the British economy by flooding it with

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title: Michael Elphick

texts: forged money.He played Sam Tyler in four series of Three Up, Two Down, after appearing as the Irish labourer Magowan in the first series. In 1986 <mask>'s biggest television success was Boon. He played a retired fireman who opened a motorbike despatch business and later became a private investigator. The show attracted 11 million viewers at its peak and ran for seven series. Two years after it was made, there was a one-off episode screened. During breaks from acting, <mask> played Des King in Buddy's Song, as well as appearing in The Krays and Let Him Have It. Elphick ran a news agency in Harry in 1993 as a former Fleet Street journalist.He played the alcoholic and ruthless Harry Salter, who used exploitation and underhand tactics to get a story. The series was not as successful as it could have been. <mask> played Billy Bones in Ken Russell's televised version of Treasure Island and Barkis in David Copperfield. He played a romantic interest for Barbara Windsor's character in EastEnders. The plotline indicated that he had sexually abused his niece at the age of 13 and that her "sister" was the daughter born to her when she became pregnant by him. The character was killed off-screen after Elphick's heavy drinking began to affect his performances. Julia Alexander, <mask>'s long-term partner, died from cancer in 1996.Kate was a daughter of the couple. Elphick 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

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title: Labdhi Bhandari

texts: A widely respected authority on marketing in India, <mask> was the State Trading Corporation of India's Professor of Marketing. Akal Kanwar Bhandari was born in 1948 in the village of Khimel, near Rani, Rajasthan, to <mask> and her husband, a successful lawyer in Sojat and a member of the Indian National Congress. He was home schooled in Sojat and then attended a government school. He moved to Jodhpur at the age of 14 to study economics at the University of Jodhpur. He was the youngest student in the second year of the Post-graduate Programme in Management offered by the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad. He graduated from IIMA with the 5th rank in 1967, after being awarded the National Merit Scholarship for two years in a row. Career <mask> was hired straight out of IIM Ahmedabad to work in the marketing division.During India's first detergent war, he was the product manager of Surf, and he played an important role in defending Surf's leadership position in the Indian market. The early market research that led to the development of Liril was done by him when he was the youngest Senior Manager in the company. He was recruited by Matthai to the faculty of the Indian Institute of Management. He earned his PhD in 1976 from the Columbia Business School after the institute sponsored his PhD studies. His thesis, entitled Communications for social marketing: a methodology for developing communication appeals for family planning programs, won the Honorable Mention in the John A. Howard/AMA Doctoral Dissertation Competition in 1976. He is considered a pioneer of social marketing in India. In 1976, <mask> returned to the faculty of Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, where he was

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title: Labdhi Bhandari

texts: acknowledged as an excellent teacher by his students and colleagues and, in time, described as the'star' of the marketing faculty and the leading marketing academic in the country.He was the Chairman of the Marketing Area, the Chairman of the Management Education Program, and the Chairman of Management Development Programmes. He was responsible for the first major upgrade of the centre's facilities. The Institute's Task Force on International Management was chaired by him. He won a research award in 1986 and spent a summer at the University of Virginia. According to V. Krishnamurthy, <mask> was in the running to succeed Prof. Sheth as Director of the institute in 1989. He was told about the likelihood of his selection before he died. A highly sought-after management consultant was <mask>.His clients included the State Bank of India, the Tea Board of India, and the Steel Authority. He was a director of the Cement Corporation of India. He was a mentor to future corporate leaders like Jerry Rao. He was a consultant to the Commonwealth secretariat for the management of public enterprises. The Planning Commission of India appointed him to an advisory group on consumer industries. He was nominated by the Ministry of Commerce as a member of the Steering Committee of the Trade Development Authority of India and the National Committee on the Long Term Strategy for the Development of the Tea Industry. The research focused on the role and influence of marketing issues in socio-economic development.He developed a methodology for identifying value-based communication appeals that were likely to influence people's attitudes and beliefs about family planning, and which could form the basis of a marketing

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title: Labdhi Bhandari

texts: campaign. He focused on issues of consumption in developing countries after returning to the Indian Institute of Management. In a series of papers, he and his colleagues showed how the marketing system of the country influenced the consumption of the poor, apart from just being dependent on their disposable income. The consumption needs of the mass in India were not being adequately met either by public or private firms in the organized sector, or firms in the small-scale or cottage industries sector as was intended by government policy, even for products that they could afford. The consequences of planners thinking of the poor as producers were highlighted in later work. He was one of the first to say that it was important to consider the poor as consumers when making policy for development, because their quality of life is more directly linked to their consumption activities than their income or productivity. A development in marketing that was represented by the International Society of Markets and Development was contributed to by <mask>'s research.Research studies of textile distribution and the international marketing of tea were carried out by <mask>. He died in the crash of Indian Airlines Flight 113 at the age of 40. An endowment was instituted in his memory by the Indian Institute of Management. The IIMA Conference on Marketing Paradigms for Emerging Economies was sponsored by this endowment. The classroom at IIMA has been named after the professor. He was remembered by the IIMA Alumni Trust with a scholarship. The Reconstructing LRB biographical project focuses on Bhandari.There are people from Pali district and Columbia Business School alumni from the Indian Institute of


title: Walter Davis (basketball)

texts: <mask> is an American former professional basketball player. He spent the majority of his career with the Phoenix Suns in the NBA. His number is a six-time NBA All-Star. The Suns retired 6. <mask> was the youngest of 13 children who were born between 1937 and 1954. His high school teams won three state titles and lost only four games. The USA men's basketball team that won the gold medal at the 1976 Summer Olympics was coached by Dean Smith of the University of North Carolina.In his freshman year, <mask> hit a buzzer-beating jump shot against Duke to send the game into overtime. <mask> was called "Sweet D" at Chapel Hill because of his smooth style of play and strong defensive play. <mask> was selected by the Suns in the 1977 NBA draft. He played in 81 games and averaged 24.2 points per game in his first season, which was a career-high. He won the 1978 rookies of the year award. In his first ten seasons, <mask> averaged over 20 points per game six times. On February 25, 1983, <mask> set an all-time NBA record when he scored his first 34 points, but missed a shot.He missed a jumper with 55 seconds left in the game after making his first 15 field goals and converting four straight free throws. In 1961, Larry Costello made all of his attempts on his first 32 points for the Syracuse Nationals. <mask> averaged 18.9 points, 3.8 assists and 3.0 rebound per game over his career. <mask>

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