title: Bernardo de Monteagudo

texts: "heretical pious" and became his enemy. The first constitutional norm issued in the American Southern Cone was influenced by the drafting of the Provisional Statute by which the government should be governed. The Morenista policy of vigilance and suspicion on the peninsular Spaniards was defended by him. During the government of the First Triumvirate, he supported the complaint and investigation of the minister about a conspiracy against the government headed by the merchant and former Spanish activist.After the Battle of Chacabuco, he crossed the mountains and became auditor of the Army of the Andes. He became an advisor to the director of the Lautaro Lodge after he wrote the Proclamation of the Independence of Chile. After the Cancha Rayada Surprise, he returned to Mendoza in order to reorganize the forces, which by the way the historiography interprets as an act of cowardice typical of his condition as a man of letters and not of arms. After the victory in the Battle of Maip, he was involved in the summary execution of the brothers Juan José and Luis Carrera. The Carreras and Rodrguez were members of a pro-independence current that was against San Martn and O'Higgins. The recently deceased Antonio lvarez Jonte was replaced as auditor of the Argentine army by <mask>. He succeeded in persuading the governor of Trujillo to go over to the patriots, because he was the Marquis of Torre Tagle, the first president of Peru.San Martn assumed the role of Supreme Protector on August 3, 1821, after proclaiming the independence of Peru. The right hand in the government was <mask>. He took charge of the Ministry of Government and Foreign Relations after becoming Minister of War and Navy. While San Martn focused on the military aspects of the war, <mask> was in charge of the government. The independence of the Isthmus of Panama from the

masks: Monteagudo Monteagudo Monteagudo


title: Bernardo de Monteagudo

type: paraphrased

texts: Spanish crown was proclaimed in an open town hall by the neighbors of Panama. They decided that it should be part of the country. Monteagudo arrived a few months later.Tagle was placed in the custody of Lieutenant Colonel <mask> O'Connor, Panama's chief of staff, who was friendly with him. After arriving in Panama, <mask> wrote to Simn Bolvar, who invited him to join him. After the Battle of Ibarra on July 10, 1823, the meeting between Bolvar and <mask> finally took place. Bolvar was impressed with <mask> and ordered him to travel to Mexico in order to obtain funds. The trip was stopped due to the fact that another representative in Bogot had already been elected. Bolvar did not have the power to do so since the executive power had been given to <mask> <mask> and the Liberator only had military powers. All of the current Central American countries were included in the United Provinces of Central America, with the exception of Panama.Monteagudo met with the president of the United Provinces of Central America, who shared an Americanist vision of the independence process and the idea of organizing a continental congress to deal with the common problems of the nations. Despite the validity of the legislative resolution that ordered the ban, <mask> returned to Peru through Trujillo and accompanied Bolvar with the rank of colonel in the final campaign of the Peruvian war of independence. The Americanist vision of independence was developed by <mask>. He was involved in the independence revolution of Ro de la Plata. The new independent nations of Panama and Central America were visited by him. He believed that Hispanic America should be a single nation. At the age of thirty-five, <mask> <mask> was assassinated.The crime took place in the 10th block of the current Jirn de la Unin, located at the northern end of the then Belén

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title: Tinker Juarez

texts: David "<mask>" <mask> was an American BMX and cross-country mountain bike racer. He competed in BMX from 1978 to 1984 and mountain bike racing from 1986 to 2005. He has competed in mountain bike races. He has won many national and international contests in all three disciplines. Juarez finished third in the Race Across America endurance bicycle race. Juarez is a highly talented cyclist who has made significant impacts in the cycling disciplines of BMX Racing, freestyle BMX, Cross-country Mountain Bike racing, and now Marathon Mountain Bike racing for over thirty years. The nickname "Tinker" was given to him by his family after he dominated at one of his home BMX tracks.According to his Mother Rose, "We used to say 'Stinker' when he was a baby, everybody thought we were saying 'Tinker'." In the early days of professional racing in 1977 and prior, many tracks offered small purse prize money to the older racers of an event, even before the official sanctioning bodies offered prize money in formal divisions themselves. The first true national BMX sanctioning body had a professional division even before the NBA, which was regarded as the first true national BMX sanctioning body, existed. For the sake of consistency and standardization noted professional first are for the first pro races for prize money offered by official BMX sanctioning bodies and not independent track events. Unless otherwise stated, professional first are on the national level. There was no separate pro class at the time due to the small number of pros. The 16 Experts made it a Pro/Am class.During the early years of the pro division, the national number one racer could be either an amateur or a professional. In the NBA's 1979 season, the pros earned separate pro points and a separate pro plate from the amateurs. This

masks: Tinker Juarez


title: Tinker Juarez

texts: listing only shows the racer's primary sponsors. A racer could have many co-sponsors. BMX and MTB press coverage can be used to verify primary sponsorships. When possible exact dates are used. The 1974 Bicycle Motocross News Team is from the Amateur Two Wheeler's BMX.The sponsor would turn <mask> into a professional. The professional mongoose was born on February 14, 1982. He was sponsorless for three months after his separation. Racing equipment from May 1982 to December 1982. April 13, 1985 to April 14, 1985 is when Bandito Racing took place. "ODI" does not appear next to Juarez's name in the BMX Plus, so it was a one weekend sponsorship. The results after this weekend's races.The company started out making Christmas ornaments and later made grips for power tools and BMX and skateboarding accessories. The maximum is early July of 1985 for career bicycle motocross titles. "Defunct" is the fact that the sanctioning body no longer exists at the start of the racer's career or at that stage of his/her career. The winners of Grand Nationals don't necessarily win National titles. The series and one off Championships are listed in block. Jeff Bottema was the winner of the first Main of the NBA. The BMX Grandnational Championship was the first of its kind.The American Bicycle Association, the United States Bicycle Motocross Association, and the International Bicycle Motocross Federation are not included. The April 1980 cover of the magazine was one of the first pure freestyle magazine covers by a BMX magazine. It was a general declaration for his advanced maneuvers that no one was matching at the time. He was the first star interview in the first issue of Bicycle Motocross Action. He was a founding member of the Professional Racing Organization, the first attempt at a BMX racer's guild. He


title: Tinker Juarez

texts: was in the ABA BMX Hall of Fame in 1993. Despite becoming a top pro BMXer in racing and gaining "high airs" in both dirt jumping and vertical freestyle, Tinker went ten years without breaking a bone.It is very common for BMXers in the pro ranks to get seriously injured because they are pushing themselves to as far as their talents can take them and beyond at high speeds, or in the case of vertical freestyle and dirt jumping to high altitudes and distances. There was a race called Formula One (F-1) bicycle racing. F-1 racing was a fad from 1987 to 1989 that involved bicycles with 20" wheels that looked like a cross between BMX, Road Race Touring and Mountain bicycles. BMX stars who retired and were active at the time included Harry Leary, Pete Loncarevich and David Clinton. The ABA and NBL sanction BMX events. The first ABA sponsored F-1 series race was won by Tinker. The very first NBL F-1 race was in Memphis, Tennessee, where he got a sixth and a second." Almost a Legend in his own Time" is an article in BMX and general press magazine. "The King of the Skateparks Tinker Juarez" Bicycle Motocross Action April 1980 Vol.5 No.4 was published. There is a picture of <mask> performing at a skate park. BMX magazine covers Bicycle Motocross News: May 1976 Vol.3 No.5 with an unidentified racer. Minicycle/BMX Action & Super BMX: December 1978 Vol.5 No.12 (M/BMXA) Bicycle Motocross Action & Go: April 1980 Vol.5 No.4 May 1982 Vol.7 No.5 in last place. BMX Plus! None BMX Weekly and BMX B-Weekly were published in January 1983 and October 1983 respectively.ABA Action, American BMXer, BMXer is the official ABA membership publication under three names. Fehd is in fourth place. In 1986, <mask> made the switch from BMX to mountain biking. Since that time, <mask> has become a 3-time National Off-Road

masks: Tinker Tinker Tinker


title: Tinker Juarez

texts: Bicycle Association (NORBA) cross-country (XC) champion and 4-time national champion in the 24 hour solo category. In 1996, he became one of the first to represent the United States in mountain biking. The United States won a gold medal at the Summer Olympics. At 25 years of age, I started racing.Juarez would turn pro with this sponsor. Professional General Bicycles: March 1988 to 1989 Klein Bicycles: 1990-1993 Volvo/Cannondale Bicycle Corporation: 1994-December 2002 <mask> competed in the Summer Olympics in 1996 and 2000. He was a member of the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame. Cannondale gave <mask> its 'Icon Award' in 2005 for his contribution to the sport. Mountain Bike Action: Ultra-Endurance is covered in a magazine. He won the Heart of the South, which is a race, and finished second at the 2005 edition of the Furnace Creek 508, a course that covers cumulative elevation gain and passes through Death Valley.The Race Across America is a transcontinental bicycle race from the west coast to the east coast of the United States. He finished third in the Men's solo Enduro division of the three thousand mile race which started in 2006 from Oceanside, California and ended in Atlantic City, New Jersey. He finished in 10 days, 22 hours and 21 minutes. At 44 years of age, I started racing. The first race result was retired: still active. Cannondale: January 2006– October 2021. Floyd's of Leadville Racing: December 2021, present Ultra-Endurance road biking career achievements. The master world championship was won by Maah Daah Hey 100 in Medora, North Dakota.The American Bicycle Association has a website. The website of the National Bicycle League. The website of USA cycling. Ultra-Endurance is a racing website. Cyclists at the 1996 Summer Olympics and the 2000 Summer Olympics are from Downey,

masks: Juarez Tinker


title: Depa Norbu

texts: <mask> was a Tibetan government official who was born in the Central Tibetan province around the end of the 16th century. He held the post of Governor of Shigatse until 1659, when he succeeded his elder brother, Desi Sonam Rapten, as defacto ruler of Tibet. He rebelled against the latter and was thrown out. His last recorded activity was in 1660. The village of Gyalé in the Tolung Valley is where <mask> was born. He was the younger brother of Desi Sonam Rapten. His early title was "Nangso".It indicates an official with military and religious power, or a manager, and is often applied to the younger sibling of a ruling house. <mask> was retained as an aide by his brother who was the personal manager and principal attendant of the Fifth Dalai Lama. Readers are kept informed of <mask>'s antics and failures in his various roles in his autobiography by using his keen eye for detail and character. While only a few histories mention <mask> <mask>, his iniquitous activities are described in his autobiography. <mask> is mentioned in the fifth Dalai Lama's observations as attending a tea party next to the Drepung Monastery. The host offered <mask> a ceremonial scarf with a sacred knot, but <mask> undid the knot and exchanged the scarf for some baubles from Kongpo. A monk attendant said that <mask> had no faith in the Tulku.<mask> is alleged to have killed the same Tulku with a similar scarf thirty years ago. After catching the measles, many cats were brought to keep him awake, and <mask> would beat these cats and even stab one with a knife. This was the first time a man would eat a man if he had

masks: Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Depa Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu


title: Depa Norbu

texts: power. <mask> insisted on changing the proportions of the Drepung set when he was the Drepung's treasurer early in 1638. The shape of the monasteries was the worst. Sonam Rapten was displeased with his chief assistant Jaisang <mask> who eventually became the Fifth Dalai Lama's third Regent in 1660, but he wanted to appoint <mask> in his place. He objected to <mask>'s promotion.In the summer of 1638, <mask> married Tsurphu's sister at Gekhasa village in Tolung. The heirs to the Gekhasa family were killed by the Mongols, so they needed a male groom, but the family accepted <mask> as if it wanted to be punished. <mask> was also called 'Gekha' after this. <mask> Desi was proud of being Sonam Rapten's brother and his sister felt obliged to marry him. <mask> was not well-off but he was an opportunist and the marriage increased his wealth and status, enabling him to enter politics; he then became notorious for the violent and unscrupulous ways in which he later dealt with certain practical issues on the regent's behalf that were embarrassing for a high In 1652 <mask> was invited by the Chinese emperor to go to Beijing with his party. Everyone going to China was concerned about the diseases and other dangers of the journey, but <mask>, who was to remain in Lhasa, was delighted that he did not have to go and he did not hide.In 1654, a major personal blessing was proposed to be offered to all of his followers. The Desi agreed with <mask>'s plan to charge everyone for attending the event. He gave up the idea because he didn't want to appear greedy by charging people to attend his teachings.

masks: Norbu Depa Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu


title: Depa Norbu

texts: Multiple copies of the Buddha's teachings, murals, statues, and other religious projects were created in 1656 by Lobzang Gyatsho. After carving a complete set of ritual phurba daggers for himself and working on other themes, <mask> suddenly had him transferred to the south of Tibet to help construct military catapults. This artist was incapable of doing anything harmful and suddenly disappeared from his project staff. In 1656, <mask> gets a positive mention, the only one he earns.Diplomatic tensions with Nepal resulted in the rescue of a special statue of the Vati, a form of Chenrezig. <mask> and Dronnyer Drungpa succeeded in retrieving it after being deputed to do so. The success was noted as an occasion by Gyatso. The relocation of the statue to central Tibet could cause the death of an important personage according to a prophecy. The illness and death of a person is mentioned in the book. His spirit is said to have appeared as the spirit Shugden, and some claim that he was murdered by <mask> <mask>. In 1641, during the Tibetan civil war, <mask> was deputed to lead a body of troops west from Shun, six miles east of Lhasa, via upper Tolung to reinforce the fort at Shiga.After dawdling along and losing time, he finally reached Chushur on the north bank of the Tsangpo. His men engaged in battle in Tsang. Some were assigned to operate cannons while others were assigned to take positions on hilltops. When the cannon station was lost to the enemy, <mask> was the first man to leave his post and run away. When a small group of rebels attacked the fort in the summer of 1642, he abandoned it

masks: Norbu Norbu Norbu Depa Norbu Norbu Norbu


title: Depa Norbu

texts: and fled. Sonam Rapten sent an army east of Lhasa to quell another rebellion. The latter thought it was more like a boss and his servant than a co-commanders.Regent Sonam Rapten appointed <mask> as Governor of Shigatse. He put on airs of being the Regent's brother after people began to call him 'Desi'. 'Desi' (Regent, Administrative Ruler or Prime Minister) was only used retroactively for his regents from the early 18th century. This post was held by <mask> until 1659. Sonam Rapten, a military investigator, was angered by Bhutan's support for the rebellions of 1642 and sent an army to punish and capture Bhutan. Bhutan was founded by a man named 'Zhabdrung' who fled Tibet in 1616 over a dispute about his claimed status as a Kagyu. Once welcomed into exile by the Bhutanese, the Zhabdrung assumed national leadership and consolidated the Himalayan country into its modern form.He was renowned as a tantric magician having attained spiritual powers which he used to protect Bhutan against invasions from Tibet, of which this was the fourth attempt he had successfully faced, but the first from the new Geluk government. It became a popular topic for mockery of Tibet's new Geluk regime. <mask> was sent to the Bhutan border to investigate the humiliation. The Bhutanese captured twenty five Tibetan army officers, including the three most senior commanders and all the army's weapons, armour and equipment, according to <mask>. A song was written to mock <mask>, the new Governor of Shigatse, for being a common spy and playing on his name. They went to the south. Nidup, one of the Tibetan officers, has

masks: Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu


title: Depa Norbu

texts: been captured by the Drukpas.Sonam Rapten negotiated a peace treaty with Bhutan, obtaining release of the hostages, but then broke it. He appointed <mask> as commander of the main army and he tried to attack the fort in western Bhutan. Each time the Bhutanese counter-attack, <mask> is described as having fled, escaped in terror, lost his saddle and took flight to Phagri followed by his troops. He retreated to Tibet with his men, abandoning their weapons and equipment. The two columns retreated from Punakha after hearing of the attempted invasion. <mask>'s expensive tent was captured and he was left with a common one. There were many uncomplimentary stories about him.The army had a hard time retreating due to his mistakes, and the other commanders complained about his behavior. It was a disgrace in the history of Tibet. <mask> was rebuked by the Tibetans for his cowardice and made a mockery of his flight. Under his brother's protection, he retained his position as Governor of Shigatse. Despite his incompetence, cowardice and duplicity, Lobzang Gyatsho tried to come to terms with <mask>, hoping that he would turn out to be a good leader. Sonam Rapten, Commander-in-Chief, organised one last attempt at capturing Bhutan to destroy the memory of his earlier defeats and suppress the Kagyu resistance against the Geluk, a constant threat to internal stability. <mask>, who was involved in a plot with the Bhutanese, asked for the invasion to be delayed.Seeing no purpose in this and knowing Sonam Rapten and other leaders wouldn't agree, he refused. In the summer of 1656, <mask> advanced, but too

masks: Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu


title: Depa Norbu

texts: slowly and cautiously. Nechung Oracle blamed the failure on his incompetence, but he was also criticized for not sticking to the agreed plan. His army wasted away through illness as he continued to delay tactics. After an entire year of ineffective campaigning in the inhospitable climate and dense jungles, <mask> retreated to Tibet and camped near the border, unable to make a decision. Due to <mask>'s poor leadership, there were internal divisions. The two princes with their own troops, Dalai Batur and Machik Taiji, quarrelled with <mask> about his cowardice and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDealsIn a letter to Sonam Rapten, one of <mask>'s men said they wouldn't care if everyone in Tibet died. They were too ashamed to have to retreat from battle under <mask>e'. After the disastrous campaign, <mask> let himself be defeated and his army retreated to disgrace. The Panchen Lama helped negotiate a peace treaty that allowed for the release of prisoners.The third Geluk-Bhutan war ended. Sonam Rapten pretended not to hear about the many instances of <mask>'s bungled leadership. He was censured by the public because of the negative reports from his time in Shigatse. Appointed as Regent in 1659, Sonam Rapten died in the spring of 1658 but Lobsang Gyatso kept it a secret to hold off political instability while he arranged the succession by <mask>,

masks: Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbuesh Norbu Norbu Norbu


title: Depa Norbu

texts: heir apparent, in such a way that <mask> would be unable to Until the spring of 1659, when the death of Sonam Rapten was announced and funeral rites were carried out in his honor, this pretense was maintained. A friend and associate of <mask> was nominated to replace <mask> as Governor of Shigatse and he spent eight days negotiating with the Two Royal Brothers. Just before <mask> arrived from Shigatse, the Mongols left Lhasa to stand by at their pastures in Dam.<mask>t appeared to be an impressively natural leader, but whether this was noted mockingly or not is unclear. The Earth-pig year begins on the 16th of the 6th month. <mask> was told by his chamberlain that he was to be appointed as Regent to succeed the late Sonam Rapten. The chamberlain hesitated, saying that he risked it being accepted by <mask> which would not have been appropriate. The message was delivered and <mask> accepted it. <mask> was reprimanded by Lobzang Gsoyat for failing to do his duty well in the past. He prevented <mask> from using the Regent's official residence for personal reasons.It would have been difficult for <mask> who was used to doing as he pleased under his brother's protection. There was no inauguration ceremony except for a gathering of important teachers and monks at the Potala to pay respects to Norbu. It was suggested that there was more to <mask>'s appointment than met the eye, as the elite was mocked as being learned in religion but ignorant of worldly affairs. He wrote that <mask> was as selfish as the Taglung treasurer: they only exchanged vases of water. There is no account of <mask>'s

masks: Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbuya Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu


title: Depa Norbu

texts: activities as Regent in 1659, but he received imperial messengers himself and negotiated with them regarding gifts and diplomas they wanted to offer to the old king of Yarlung. In the 8th month, a project workshop was set up to create a new crown for the special statue of Chenrezig. Sonam Rapten had prevented him from doing so but now he did so without reference to Norbu.There was a delay in the departure of the previous occupiers of the official Gekhasa residence, preventing <mask> from moving in. He says that this was the time when close associates of Norbu were going to hatch a plot against him. There was a Rebellion of 1659-60 on the eve of the Earth-pig New Year when spirits disrupted the end-of-year rituals. In the 9th month of 1659-1660, he consulted Nojin Chenpo, the spirit which was installed at Samye Monastery 800 years before. He was warned by the spirit that if he didn't care about Norbu, he would not catch it. <mask>'s relatives and associates asked for permission to visit the hot springs in Tsang. It was allowed while suspicious of their motives.In an open act of rebellion against the Gaden Phodrang government, they seized and occupied Shigatse fort. The officials who were unwilling to join the revolt were kicked out of the fort. The spirit Nojin Chenpo predicted that <mask> would escape and the protector spirit Nechung warned that he would do so. Revenue collectors in the south reported seeing <mask>. He went to join his co-conspirators in Tsang after abandoning his post. The Tsang nobility, the Sakya hierarch and the Fourth Drukchen supported <mask>'s rebellion. It was


title: Depa Norbu

texts: the ideal location to start a rebellion against the Geluk government because of its close association with the Tsangpa regime, the previous rulers of central Tibet, and with the Karma Kagyu tradition.Any trouble in Tsang was bound to cause alarm. <mask>'s co-conspirator was sent south to convince the Bhutanese enemy to join the rebels against the Lhasa government. investigators were sent to check on the situation in Shigatse. They reported that the officials who were unwilling to join the revolt had been dismissed, that the revenue collector had been intimidated, and that the fort had been seized. The ministers and generals were summoned to a council of war. They decided to send a force to Shigatse. After arriving from the north with a hundred soldiers and gifts of gold, silver, silk and porcelain, Taiji of Ukhere agreed to lead his men to Shigatse.The army commanders were given orders to quickly dispatch additional forces. The suppression and liberation of Jampel Layshin Marmo were carried out by the chief officiating prelate and the officials of the Shigatse fort. Others had joined the rebels. The impending conflict with Norbu's rebels could not be postponed despite the fact that the 89-year old Panchen Lama was still in Shigatse and trying to negotiate a compromise. More rituals were being carried out to bring Norbu down, with signs of success: when the torma was thrown to the west, a windstorm erupted and it splintered. Lobzang Gyatso was not impressed when the Panchen Lama sent negotiators to lobby for buying off Norbu and his rebels with forts and estates. He mocked and


title: Depa Norbu

texts: dismissed the proposals of the negotiators because of Norbu's history of misdeeds.He dealt with the negotiators as if they were treating an illness after they tried to intimidate him. A show of military force and a series of magic rituals were combined to frighten the rebels. In the 11th month, the Abbot of the Monastery, Damcho Namgyal, accompanied by a distinguished delegation, obtained an audience with a man who claimed to be <mask>'s brother. If not for himself, he claimed the award of landed estates for Norbu and his cronies. Knowing that Norbu had no brother, he dismissed the abbot's petition with contempt. Taiji of Ukhere went to Shigatse fort to find that the area around the castle had been fortified. After the Taiji's men tried to get the defenders, they captured and brought out a lamb to slaughter.The plan was put into action. The Two Royal Mongol Brothers, Tendzin Dayan Gyalpo and Tendzin Dalai Han, arrived in Shigatse with their forces. It would appear that this was not a coincidence. Prior to <mask>'s arrival in Lhasa from Shigatse, they had had eight days of detailed conversations about leadership, history and'matters of concern to the Mongols'. Considering the incompatibility and animosity between <mask> and the Mongols following the three military debacles in Bhutan it is likely that they were preparing contingency plans in case things went awry with <mask> after his expected promotion to Desi. They left for their pastures in Dam, <mask> arrived and was appointed, he later deserted and made Shigatse the base of his rebellion and now the Mongols turned up there with


title: Depa Norbu

texts: their armies as if they had been ready and waiting for it. They assumed the role of impartial mediators despite being backed up by their armed forces.The brothers were reassured by <mask> and Ngodrup that they had been deceived, and that they pretended to believe it. The magic ritual was also happening. The 4th and his team of 30 assistants are going to perform the ritual of the wind wheel for the government. The wind wheel quickly produced flames. The Trulku had the same rites carried out by the men of Palri. <mask> and Ngodrup were cursed by the physician who was performing the rite of Palden Dungkyongma. Through its oracle, Lobzang Gso looked at what it suggested.To defeat <mask>'s rebellion and promote loyalty to the government, all Geluk establishments were required to perform the Du-dog ritual. The purpose of publicly propitiating loyalty to the Tibetan government, in this way, seems clear: any superstitious members of the Tibetan public who sympathized with <mask> and his rebels might have second thoughts if the threat of supernatural retribution was brought. The government funded all of the participants' tea offerings three times a day and the lamas and stewards were ordered to carry out these services nonstop. There is a ritual cycle of Yizhin Norbu Sai Nyingpo in Sikkim, and the relevant texts were sent to Lobzang Gyatso. The Namgyal Monastery monks were given the power to perform the destructive rite of Nojin Begtse, the pre-Buddhist female deity and lord of war of the Mongols that wears a coat of mail. The wind wheel and the torma were thrown and the torma burst into

masks: Norbu Norbu Norbu Norbu


title: Depa Norbu

texts: flames and produced other remarkable signs of success. The spirit responded through its oracle and said that they, the eight categories of arrogant deity-demons, wanted to go to the lower valley of the Nyang Chu.Weapons and musical instruments were needed for the battle. They were provided with enough to transform the rebels, <mask> and Ngodrup, into their red meals. He wrote a letter to the spirit. The names of the rebels were put in a cup. The deity Tsen-go Tawara was invoked and demanded and got offerings of ritual armour and weapons. The Dragna Choje and the Master of Changchub Ling had founded the Nyingma monastery in Chushur. He was expecting a message about how to perform a destructive rite, but it was a long message about how <mask> and Ngodrup were in the right.Contrary to custom, the messenger was sent back without any food. There were many signs of success, such as sudden windstorms, ritual wheels bursting into flames, and the like. The performance of rituals increased in the Lhasa valley. Renowned tantric sorcerers were hired to increase pressure on the rebels. The wind wheels of Lungmar and Begtse were drawn by Agur and his brother. Others were sent to shoot Lungmar towards Tsang where <mask>na Choje performed the rituals of protection, aversion, liberation and suppression based on the deity Jampal Mei Putri. The idea of the rebels being bought off with land came up again. There were rumors that <mask> would be given a fort in Phenyul and that Maldro Gungkar would be given a fort in Ngodrup. After handing over the fort to the commanders of the government forces, <mask>

masks: Norbu Norbu Norbuag Norbu Norbu


title: Depa Norbu

texts: and Ngodrup left for Samdrup Dechen. About two hundred kilometres north of Lhasa, the Dam is an area of pastureland that was favored by the Mongols. The rebellion ended less than three months after it began.The soldiers left. There is a link between <mask>'s sudden departure and the government's reoccupation of the fort. When the Dragna Choje practised the wheel of expulsion, they sent a ritual item representing the rebels away to the northern plain as a gesture of expulsion. After accepting the offer that was on the table, <mask> and Ngodrup left the fort and headed north. The Two Royal Brothers returned to Lhasa to report that Bhutan's army had crossed the border into Tibet to support <mask> and Ngodrup's revolt. There was a force sent to repel the invasion and no fighting was reported. On the same day, a ritual was taken out of the Potala to be thrown.After hearing the news of the Bhutanese army's withdrawal, <mask> and Ngodrup gave up hope and surrendered the fort. It seems that the whole rebellion was mostly fought by gods and demons on the spiritual plane. The Two Royal Brothers promised forts and land to the rebels. Out of respect for the Mongols, Lobzang Gyatso was grudgingly making arrangements to cede some territories to them. While being escorted to Lhasa from Dam, <mask> and Ngodrup panicked, escaped and sought sanctuary in Taklung Monastery. The offer of forts and land was off the table after the Mongols saw this act as betrayal of trust. The last thing that is related to <mask> is that he was held at Taglung Monastery.<mask> is mentioned by the Tibetan historian as a man


title: Hollis Dow Hedberg

texts: The nickname "El Doctor Hedberg" was given to an American geologist specializing in petroleum exploration. His contribution to the classification of rocks and procedures received universal acceptance. The firm he worked for, the Gulf Oil Corporation in Venezuela, trusted his findings and explored what hadn't been done before. They got huge benefits from their findings. <mask> was a professor at the university from 1959 to 1971. The National Academy of Sciences awarded him the Mary Clark Thompson medal in 1973. The Geological Society of London awarded him a medal in 1975.The Sidney Powers Memorial Award was won by <mask>. <mask> was born on May 29, 1903, in Kansas. His parents lived on the second floor of the house, and he belonged to a small Swedish community. Kansas had the worst flood in its history. Carl August <mask> came to the US with his four children. His mother was of Scottish-English descent. He worked in the fields.He developed a whistling skill while plowing fields with horses. His 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

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title: Hollis Dow Hedberg


title: Hollis Dow Hedberg

texts: not happy with the work he was doing.He decided to join the geological laboratory of the Gulf Oil Company in Maracaibo. After his ship was diverted to Port Arthur, he returned to New York on a train and took another ship. He met his wife on board. He became head of the geological laboratory in 1928. He undertook extensive field trips and published papers in spite of his health problems. In a paper titled "Cretaceous Limestones as Petroleum Source Rock in Northwestern Venezuela", it was found that the La Luna Formation was a major source of the oil in the Lake Mara. He established a network of measured sections in eastern Venezuela.Local Indians were one of <mask>'s endearing qualities in Venezuela. One of them, Innocensio, a worker who was helping him in his field work, was eager to learn to read and write under a tree at night. He was appointed as an assistant in the laboratory at Maracaibo and later became one of Gulf Oil's best technicians. There was a brief stop when Murray was in Venezuela. <mask> dated her, took a holiday in New York and married her in November of 1932. She joined him in Venezuela in 1933. In 1934, he took a brief break from his work to complete his doctorate from Palo Alto and publish his first paper on stratigraphic

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title: Hollis Dow Hedberg

texts: nomenclature, a progenitor of his monumental work in the field.In absentia, he received his doctorate in June 1937. He was posted to the San Tomé camp in eastern Venezuela in December 1939 after being promoted to Assistant Chief Geologist. He became Chief Geologist of the Gulf Oil's foreign exploration unit in August 1946, working from New York. He moved to Oakmont in Pittsburg after becoming Chief Geologist for worldwide operations. He held the position of Vice President of Gulf Oil explorations until 1964. He was an exploration advisor until 1968. He retired from Gulf Oil Corporation in 1968.<mask> made a lot of contributions to the field of geology. The Project Mohole committee was chaired by <mask>. One of the first attempts at deep ocean drilling was made by Project Mohole. In 1967, on his suggestion, Gulf Oil Exploration launched "R/V Gulfrex", an exploration ship which operated across the globe until 1975, covering some 160,000 miles. The R/V Gulfrex was replaced by the "R/V Hollis Hedberg" in 1974. The R/V Hedberg traveled 200,000 miles. The Deep Shore should be explored for oil.He urged the United States to protect its offshore resources. He proposed a consortium to evaluate the offshore potential. The paper "National-International


title: Hollis Dow Hedberg

texts: Jurisdictional Boundary on the Ocean Floor" was prepared during the Reagan administration. He opposed the move to limit the jurisdiction of a country to an arbitrary 200 nautical miles limit as it would cause a loss of territory to the US for deep water exploration. Ronald Reagan walked out of the Third Convention after he refused to sign the UN Law of the Sea Convention. The credit for this is given to <mask>. <mask> lectured graduate students on "Stratigraphic Systems" while he was a professor in the 1960's and 70's.The first foreign recipient of the Medalla de Honor de la Instruccion Publica was <mask>. In 1972 he was honored by a conference on petroleum and global tectonics. His awards include the Sidney Powers medal, the University of Kansas distinguished service award, and the Geological Society of America's Penrose medal. The Penrose medal is the most prestigious award in the United States. <mask> and Murray had five children, four of which were sons: Ronald, James, William, and Franklin Augustin. They were married for 56 years. His wife helped him in his work.Three of his children have degrees. <mask> had a vegetable garden in his vacation home in Cape Cod. He played the accordion and danced with his wife. He died on August 14, 1988.

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texts: The Hedberg Library was housed by ISEM. <mask>'s 18th to 20th century travel and geology books on Venezuela and Latin America can be found in the Institute for the Study of Earth and Man at Southern Methodist University. The University of Kansas Alumni Association and the Geological Society of America have medal


title: Lina Hidalgo

texts: There is a politician in the state of Texas. Harris County is the third-most populous county in the United States. She is the first woman and the first Latina to be elected to this office. The position of county judge is not a judicial position in Texas. He is the county's chief executive and emergency manager. The budget is over $4 billion. On February 19, 1991, <mask> was born.When she was five years old, her family left Colombia and lived in Mexico City before moving to Houston, Texas. After graduating from Seven Lakes High School in Houston, Texas, he went to college and received a degree in political science. "Tiananmen or Tahrir?" was the title of her honors thesis. Military intervention against popular protest was studied. <mask> became a citizen of the U.S. in the same year. He received the Omidyar Network Postgraduate fellowship to work with an international organization. She moved to Thailand to work for the Internews Network, an international nonprofit dedicated to training journalists and advocating for press freedom.After returning to the U.S., he volunteered for the Texas Civil Rights Project and worked as a medical interpreter at the Texas Medical Center in Houston. She was accepted into the MPP/JD joint program at the Harvard University Kennedy School of Government and the New York University School of Law. The 2016 election inspired her to run for public office instead of pursuing a career in health care and criminal justice. <mask> ran for County Judge of Harris County in the election. In the Democratic Party primary election, she was the only one who didn't face an opponent in the general election. <mask> ran on a platform that focused on flood control, criminal justice reform, and increasing transparency and accountability in local government. She was the first woman and Latina elected to the office of Harris County Judge.Her victory was considered an upset and attracted national attention, with a large and diverse coalition of activists and organizations leading her to a narrow victory. The election changed majority control of the Harris County Commissioners Court from Republicans to Democrats. The reform of cash bail in Harris County was championed by Tenure <mask>. Public health measures were put in place early to stop the

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title: Lina Hidalgo

texts: spread of the coronaviruses. Bars and restaurants were closed in March 2020. Harris County members were required to wear face masks in public. Her public health measures were strongly criticized by Republicans.The Governor said that local officials couldn't enforce mask mandates. In June, Abbott ordered his own face mask mandate. During the Democratic National Convention, he appeared in a video. Making voting easier in Harris County during the 2020 Texas elections has been credited with increasing turnout among lower-propensity voters. By October 30, 2020, more votes had been cast in Texas than in the United States presidential election in Texas. The Texas Department of Transportation is being sued to stop the expansion of I 45 through Houston. The federal government is investigating whether the proposed expansion would violate any environmental or civil rights laws because of her intervention.The lawsuit was paused to negotiate with TxDOT. A third of Harris County's residents are Spanish speakers, so <mask> will continue to communicate as broadly as possible, especially when public safety is at stake. Forbes named him one of the 30 under 30 in Law and Policy. Harris County had a controversy over a contract awarded to a company that was hired to do "vaccine outreach." The company was run out of an apartment in the city and had only one employee. The county commissioners had ties to Elevate Strategies. Mark Jones of Rice University said that the request for proposal was wired from the beginning to provide political money for the supporters of <mask> <mask>."Y'all bring it on!" he said. Bring it on! There is nothing here. The $11 million contract was terminated by the county. After a March news conference in which she spoke in English and Spanish about the health implications of a massive chemical fire, she was criticized for her bilingual constituency relations. She was speaking to reporters from English- and Spanish-language media outlets. A commissioner posted on social media that this is not Mexico.Recognition <mask> was featured on the cover of Time in January of last year, along with dozens of other women who ran for office in one of the biggest elections for women. Christopher G. Hollins is the appointed county clerk for the 2020 U.S.

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title: Dick Ricketts

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texts: was the son of Richard and Margaret and graduated from high school in Pennsylvania.His siblings were a sister, Alice, and a brother, Dave. <mask> was a multi-sport athlete. The brothers <mask> and Dave were on the baseball team that won 48 games in a row. According to Mercury archives, there is a plaque at the National Baseball Hall of Fame. A basketball player at Duquesne University. There, he became an All-American and played with Sihugo Green. Green was the person.The NBA draft had a 1 overall pick. The Dukes lost in the Final of the National Invitation Tournament in 1954. In his senior season, Ricketts averaged 20.1 points and 17.3 rebound as the Duquesne finished 22-4 and won the 1955 National Invitation Tournament. On March 20, 1955, Duquesne beat Dayton 70-58 before a sellout crowd at Madison Square Garden in the Final, as Green had 33 points and Ricketts had 23. Dave was on the team. Over his four seasons at Duquesne, he averaged 17.7 points and 12.2 rebound per game. The first

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texts: hitting his head on the floor in the last game of the regular season, he was permanently paralyzed. He was knocked unconscious while playing in the game. He played in a playoff game three days later. He became ill after the game and had to savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesayHe said that he felt like he was going to die. He had a seizure on the flight. Twyman was his legal guardian for the rest of his life. He died in 1970. In 1955, <mask> was signed as an amateur free agent by the St. Louis Cards and went on to pitch 10 seasons in the majors. The Rochester Red Wings had a pitcher in 1957-1960. In 1959 he pitched in 12 games for the St.


title: Dick Ricketts

texts: relief appearances.On September 20, 1960, the St. LouisCardinals sent players to the PhiladelphiaPhillies to complete a deal made on September 19, 1960 when the team sent players to be named later and Bob Sadowski to the PhiladelphiaPhillies for Don Landrum. The Buffalo Bisons (AAA) team had a pitcher named Ricketts. His minor league record was 99-91 with a 3.70 ERA in 301 games and 1597 Innings pitched. There are 13 athletes who play in the NBA and MLB. The 13 are: Danny Ainge, Frank Baumholtz, Hank Biasatti, Gene Conley, Chuck Connors, Dave DeBusschere, <mask>, Steve Hamilton, Mark Hendrickson, Cotton Nash and Ron Reed. <mask>' brother Dave was a 2-sport athlete. Dave and his brother played baseball together.Dave was a long time coach for the St. Louis Cardinals and spent six years in the major leagues. The brothers played baseball together, with <mask> pitching to Dave. After a long battle with leukemia, they died in Rochester, New York on March 6, 1988. Ricketts was named to the

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title: Hēnare Ngata

texts: Mori leader and accountant Sir <mask> died in 2011. After being a prisoner of war in Germany, he returned to New Zealand to finish his university studies and become an accountant. He chaired boards in the Gisborne Region. He became an advocate and legal expert because he was knowledgeable about Mori land issues. His alma mater, Victoria University of Wellington, gave him aLLD for his legal knowledge in 1979. <mask> was knighted for his services to the Mori people. He tried to follow in his father's footsteps but was unsuccessful.<mask> was born in 1917 in a locality in the Waiapu Valley and in the Gisborne District of New Zealand. He was a member of the iwi. He was named after Hnare Khere, who died in France in 1916. His parents were a politician and a community leader. <mask> was the youngest of their 14 children. Mac's son was the nephew of the lexicographer Hri <mask>. Hri <mask>'s son was Whai <mask>.Ngata attended several schools, including the Victoria University of Wellington. His tertiary studies were interrupted by WWII, but he did not serve immediately. He met a new girlfriend at Victoria. He received his military training at Trentham Military Camp. He married Mete- Kingi on February 24, 1940. He left New Zealand in May 1940 to join the 28th Mori Battalion. He first went to England, then to Egypt and finally to Greece.He was part of a large group of Mori Battalion soldiers captured by the Germans. They were liberated by American forces in 1945. <mask> was so upset by his war experiences that he wanted to not have contact with others. The couple moved back to Wellington after his father told him to finish his studies. On May 7, 1948, <mask> and his father graduated with degrees from the same school. <mask> graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce. The <mask>s moved to Gisborne in 1949.They had children who were adopted within the family. After his father's second wife died in May 1948, they took his mokopuna as an 11-year-old who had been raised by them. In 1950, Lorna asked her sister-in-law if they could have a

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title: Hēnare Ngata

texts: seventh child after the baby was born. They adopted a child in 1951. Hana Cooper was Ngata's late sister. Before working for Gisborne Sheep Farmers, Ngata worked as an accountant. He had to overcome suspicion by fellow Mori before they would trust him with accountancy work for them, as he became self-employed at a time when this was very uncommon for Mori.He was appointed to the board of Mangat in 1959 and was their chairperson for 18 years. Further appointments were made as board chairperson. He was a member of the New Zealand Mori Council from 1962 to 1984. The council's Mori Land Committee was chaired by him. He was a member of the Gisborne / East Coast Regional Development Council. He was a member of the Gisborne Regional Committee of the New Zealand Historic Places Trust. He retired from his practice in 1990.<mask>'s knowledge in Mori land management issues was highly regarded. Communal ownership of the land made it difficult for the owners to raise loans for development work. The issues related to that were overcome by Ngata. He explained the impact of legislation on Mori land ownership. Legislation that causes Ngata to speak out include the Foreshore and Seabed Act 2004. <mask> was a member of the National Party. He was one of five candidates who stood for selection in the Eastern Maori electorate, but was defeated by Claude Anaru, the deputy-mayor.<mask> was the Mori vice-president of the National Party. The Labour Party's Paraone Reweti defeated him in the 1969 election. Death <mask> was buried at Taruheru Lawn Cemetery after he died at his home in Gisborne. Lady <mask> died at the age of 96. <mask> was appointed Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire for his services to the Mori people. In 1979 he received an honor from his alma mater. He was upgraded to Knight Commander in 1982.His wife was appointed a Companion of the Queen's Service Order. People educated at Te Aute College Victoria University of Wellington alumni, Mori soldiers, New Zealand prisoners of war, accountants and legal

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title: Kyle Dunnigan

texts: <mask> is anInfobox comedian who was born in 2012 and is American. A cast member on a Fox sketch comedy show. From 2004 to 2006 he played a recurring role as Craig Pullin in Comedy Central's Reno 911!, a movie about a serial killer and his girlfriend. : Miami. He was a cast member on a reality show. Wait, There's More... was released in 2009. He has appeared in stand-up comedy shows on Comedy Central such as Comedy Central Presents <mask> and Premium Blend, and the talk shows Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson.In Brothers Strong, he starred as Craig and co-written with Jordan Allen-Dutton. He promised to "high five" the attendees of the show he was at. <mask> released Craig's All Star, Rockin' Christmas, You Guys! His brother Kurt Pullin was his alter-ego character. He does his impressions of some famous people. Jesse Thomas, Amy Schumer, and Kevin Berntson are some of the other artists on the album. A writer and performer on the sketch comedy show Inside Amy Schumer, Dunnigan had recurring roles in various skits.He won an

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title: Kyle Dunnigan

texts: award for co-writing the song "Girl You Don't Need Make Up" from the show. The Earwolf network broadcasted Professor Blastoff until July 21, 2015. Tig gave four months notice before she decided to leave the show. He is a regular guest on The Howard Stern Show and impersonates a lot of famous people. He has made appearances on the Adam Carolla Show where he impersonates a lot of famous people. Andrew Cuomo, Joe Biden, Ray Liotta, Jack Nicholson, Sylvester Stallone, Adam Sandler, and Bill Maher are just a few of the faces that have been impersonated in a film clip impression sketch by Dunnigan. The Joe Rogan Experience is one of the podcasts that <mask> has appeared on.Discography albums stand-up 2009: Wait, There's More... CD Baby/Comedy Central Records has a CD called Just for Laughs - Premium. Filmography Films 2003: Spanish Fly, 2005: A Jeffrey Ross Home Movie, and 2007: Reno 911! The Drug Lord's First Hostage, Trainwreck, and Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot are short films. The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson was on from 2006 to 2007. The Back Room episode was aired in


title: Jean-Paul Belmondo

texts: Jean-<mask> was a French actor who was associated with the New Wave of the 1960s and a major French film star for several decades from the 1960s. Breathless is one of his best known credits. Despite being heavily courted by Hollywood, he refused to appear in English-language films in favor of portraying police officers in action thrillers. In his 50-year career, Belmondo attracted nearly 160 million spectators. Between 1969 and 1982, he played in four of the most popular films of the year in France: The Brain, Fear Over the City, Animal and Ace of Aces. He was called the French counterpart of actors such as James Dean and Humphrey Bogart. Described as an icon and national treasure of France, Belmondo was seen as an influential actor of French cinema and an important figure in shaping European cinema.Kim Willsher stated that Jean-<mask> spent almost an entire film in the 1960s classic  Bout de Souffle (Breathless) with a Gauloise dangling from his lips. <mask> won the César Award in 1989 for his performance in Itinéraires d'un enfant gté. He was nominated for two awards. He received a Palme d'honneur at the Cannes Film Festival and a César d'honneur at the 42nd César Awards. On 9 April 1933, Jean-<mask> was born in Neuilly-sur-Seine, a suburb of Paris. <mask>'s parents were Sicilian and Piedmontese and his father was a Pied-Noir sculptor. Sarah Rainaud-Richard was

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title: Jean-Paul Belmondo

texts: a painter.He was more interested in sport as a boy than he was in school. On May 10, 1949, <mask> made his amateur boxing debut when he knocked out René Desmarais in one round. Belmondo's boxing career was brief. From 1949 to 1950, he won three straight knockout victories. He said that he stopped when he saw the face in the mirror. He ended his military service in French North Africa by hitting himself with a rifle. Belmondo was interested in acting.He began performing comedy sketches in the provinces after graduating from a private drama school. He graduated from the Conservatoire of Dramatic Arts at the age of twenty. He was there for three years. He would have won the prize for best actor, but participated in a sketch mocking the school, which offended the jury, and this resulted in him only getting an honorable mention, which nearly set off a riot among his incensed fellow students. The incident was front-page news. In 1953, <mask>'s acting career began with two performances at the Thétre de l'Atelier in Paris. Belmondo toured the provinces with his friends.<mask> appeared in a short film. He had a small part in On Foot, on Horse, and on Wheels, which was cut from the final film, but he had a bigger part in A Dog, a Mouse, and a Sputnik. A small role in the comedy Be Beautiful But Shut Up was played by Belmondo, followed by a role as a mobster in Young

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title: Jean-Paul Belmondo

texts: Sinners. Bourvil and Arletty were supported by <mask>. Godard dubbed <mask>'s voice after he was conscripted into the army in Charlotte and Her Boyfriend. He served in Algeria as a private for six months as part of his military service. The first lead role for Belmondo was in Les Copains du dimanche.He played a supporting role in An Angel on Wheels with Romy Schneider. He played D'Artagnan in The Three Musketeers. Consider All Risks starred <mask> and Lino Ventura. The lead role in Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless made him a major figure in the French New Wave. He said "I don't know what they mean" when people used the term "New Wave", even though Breathless was a major success in France and overseas. He had more acting assignments than he could handle according to The New York Times. The Italian film Letters By a Novice was followed by Trapped by Fear.He made seven days with director Peter brook. He called Seven Nights very boring. In Love and the Frenchwoman, <mask> was a gigolo. He made two Italian films as a bespectacled country boy 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 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

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title: Jean-Paul Belmondo

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 It's so much better. In The Lovemakers, they were opposite each other. Two Women and Breathless were frequently seen in the United States and the UK.He was called the "most impressive young French actor since the advent of the late Gérard Philipe" by The New York Times in 1961. He made an all-star anthology comedy with Godard called A Woman Is a Woman. He played a priest in Jean-Pierre Melville's movie. He had a huge hit with the swashbuckler Cartouche, directed by Philippe de Broca. He and Jean Gabin played alcoholics in A Monkey in Winter. Franois Truffaut wanted <mask> to play the lead in the film. The film did not happen, but Belmondo made two movies with Jean-Pierre Melville, one of which was a film noir crime film.He was in Mad Sea and Sweet and Sour. When he was arrested for insult to a policeman, there was controversy because the policeman was charged with assault. Banana Peel was a popular comedy. The movie That Man from Rio was a huge hit in France and is popular overseas as well. He was compared to Humphrey Bogart and James Dean. It was stated that <mask> was a later example of youthful rejection. He doesn't

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title: Jean-Paul Belmondo

texts: bother to struggle because he accepts corruption with a cynical smile.He is out for himself, to get what he can. The Belmondo type can do anything. He knows he is defeated. He represents something tough yet vulnerable, laconic but intense, lacking in neuroses or the stumbling insecurities of homus Americanus. He is the man of the moment, capable of taking care of himself, and ready to take on the girl of the moment too. Belmondo liked to read comic books, sports magazines, and detective novels. He preferred making adventure films like Rio to the intellectual movies of Resnais or Robbe-Grillet.I would be willing to try. His fee was said to be between $1 million and $2 million per film. He wanted to play an American rather than a Frenchman and was interested in Cary Grant type roles instead of James Dean/Bogart ones. Henri Verneuil, the director of Greed in the Sun, said that <mask> was one of the few young actors in France who was manly. Jean Seberg was his Breathless co-star. He played the lead in Weekend at Dunkirk, a big hit in France. That Man from Rio was the fourth most popular movie in France in 1964, followed by Greed in the Sun, Weekend at Dunkirk, and Backfire.Crime on a Summer Morning performed well on the strength of <mask>'s name, even though it was less successful. Up to His Ears was an attempt to repeat the success of That Man Rio, but did not do as


title: Jean-Paul Belmondo

texts: well as it could have. Hollywood offers were turned down by Belmondo. Mark Robson, who wanted him for Lost Command, said that he wouldn't make films outside of France. He doesn't see why he should jeopardize his success by speaking English instead of French. Pierrot le Fou and Tender Scoundrel were made by Belmondo and Godard. Is Paris Burning? was one of the two English speaking films he had small roles in.Casino Royale was released in 1967. After making The Thief of Paris, <mask> took a break from acting. He said that one day it seemed that life was passing him by. I didn't want to work. I stopped. I felt like starting again one day. I started.During that time in Hollywood, Belmondo did not accept any offers. He didn't want to appear in English-language films because America has a lot of good actors. Why would they need me? I prefer a national film. Something is missing. When Italy went international, what happened? The crime movie was directed by Belmondo.The Brain was a big hit with a comedy starring David Niven. He appeared in Love Is a Funny Thing with Catherine Deneuve and Franois Truffaut. Borsalino was a successful gangster film starring <mask> and Delon. The film was produced by the latter. The Married Couple of the Year Two was also popular. Belmondo formed his own production company, which was named after his grandmother, to make movies for him. The


title: Jean-Paul Belmondo

texts: They think it's terrible if I jump from a helicopter. Belmondo played a policeman in Le Marginal, a seargent in the French Foreign Legion, and a bank robber in Hold-Up, as well as playing another policeman in Le Solitaire. He returned to the theatre in 1987 after 26 years, in a production adapted from a novel. He said he did theatre for 10 years before going into movies.I came back before I became an old man. Itinerary of a Spoiled Child was co-produced by Claude Lelouch and <mask>. He won a César for his performance in the film. In the 1980s, Belmondo made fewer films. He said that it takes time to organize things. It's difficult to find good screenplays in France. There are serious writing problems here.I would rather do theatre for a long time than watch a mediocre film. He played the title role in a highly successful production in Paris in 1990. He played the lead in Lelouch's version of Les Misérables. He was in the comedy Peut-tre and the science fiction comedy Une chance sur deux. In 2009, <mask> starred in A Man and His Dog. He played a character with the same disability despite his difficulties in walking and speaking. He had a stroke in 2001 and was forced into retirement in 2011.In 1989 <mask> won the César Award for his performance in Itinéraire d'un enfant gté. In 1986 <mask> was promoted to Officier (Officer) and in 1994 he was promoted to


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texts: Commandeur (Commander). In 1991, he was promoted to Officier (Officer) and in 2007, he was promoted to Commandeur (Commander). He was nominated for two awards. The Palme d'Or, Golden Lion, and César were awarded to <mask>. He received a career achievement award from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association. He received a lifetime achievement honor at the 42nd César Awards.lodie and <mask> were married on December 4, 1952 and he had three children. In 1965, <mask> and Constantin separated. The divorce was finalized on January 5, 1968. From 1972 to 1980, he had relationships with Ursula Andress, Laura Antonelli, and Maria Carlos Sotto Mayor. When he met Natty Tardivel, Belmondo was in his 50s. They lived together for over a decade before tying the knot. On 13 August 2003 Tardivel gave birth to her fourth child.The divorce of <mask> and Tardivel took place in 2008. <mask> was a fan of Paris Saint-Germain. <mask> died in Paris at the age of 88. He had been in failing health since he had a stroke. The Htel des Invalides hosted a national tribute in September. The president called <mask> a national hero. Ennio Morricone's "Chi Mai" was the last tribute melody.His funeral took place on the 10th of September at the Saint-Germain-des-Prés church. The actors were present as well. His father, the sculptor <mask>, is buried alongside his son's remains at the Montparnasse

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title: Jean-Paul Belmondo

texts: Cemetery. He was called the French counterpart of actors such as James Dean and Humphrey Bogart. On the day of his death, television channels in France altered their schedules to show his films, which drew over 6 million viewers cumulatively. The National Police said "even if it was just cinema you were in a way one of us, Mr. Belmondo" for his performances as a police officer in many films. He was an influential French actor and was often seen as the face of the French New Wave.<mask> was described as the "figurehead" of the French New Wave, with his acting techniques often seen as capturing the style and imagination of France in the 1960s. Many of his film roles were considered to belegendary. Despite his reluctance to learn English, many believed that his success in Hollywood would have been similar to that of French actors. They hailed Belmondo as an "integral part of the history of French cinema and France itself" in an obituary for The Guardian. He was described as the epitome of cool. Belmondo was cited as an influence by the American film director, who called it a "verb that represents vitality, charisma, a force of will, it represents super coolness". The English director said that cinema will never be as cool again.He was an icon of French cinema and influential in shaping modern European cinema. The Cinema of France has links to births and deaths of


title: Robert McLellan

texts: <mask> was a Scottish renaissance dramatist, writer and poet who was a leading figure in the twentieth century movement to recover Scotland's distinctive theatrical traditions. He found success with plays and stories written in his native Scots tongue and is considered one of the most important modern exponents of fine prose in the language. McLellan was an active member of the League of Dramatists, the Society of Authors and the Lallans Society, as well as serving in the military during World War II. He was elected President of the District Councils Association for Scotland in the early 1960s. He was an ardent supporter of local heritage and a dedicated beekeeper. McLellan is best known for his historical comedies Jamie the Saxt and The Flouers o Edinburgh, but his stage-writing career was a long and experimental one that spanned over thirty years. He wrote for radio and television in his later career.He received the Order of the British Empire in 1978 and was awarded a Civil List Pension in 1968. <mask>n began his career as a dramatist in the 1930s. The Curtain Theatre in Glasgow, a subscription company founded in 1933 and based in the university district of the city, produced much of his early work. The early period was a lot of experimentation for the playwright. He was Curtain's "house dramatist", trying out various genres and modes in both Scots and English for performance before a dedicated and vocal studio audience. Other non-professional companies around the country picked up some of the early works, such as The Changeling, and entered them in the Scottish Community Drama Association competition. Toom Byres was Curtain's production of McLellan's full-length comedy, which was set in the early days of the reign of James

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title: Robert McLellan

texts: VI.This was followed by Jamie the Saxt in 1937, which was set in an urban environment and featured the king himself in his prime. McLellan's reputation as a comic dramatist of substance in Scots was confirmed by this production, with the young Duncan Macrae creating a sensation in the title role. After living in England for a while as a screenwriter, McLellan came back to Scotland and settled on the Isle of Arran. His last production with the company, Portrait of an Artist, which was written in English with a contemporary setting, met with less critical praise. The playwright made a return to historical Scots comedy in his next works, The Smuggler and The Bogle. The Bogle would wait until 1946 for its debut production. The curtain theatre broke up after the declaration of war in 1939 and McLellan finished the play early in 1940.<mask>'s career as a playwright would be disrupted by the war years. McLellan enlisted in the Royal Artillery in 1940. He was an anti-aircraft gunner in defence of the British Isles and the Faroe Islands for five years. After setting drama aside, he turned to poetry and short story writing which was more suited for military life. He met the poet Hans Djurhuus while he was in the services. McLellan as a writer in Scots publicly acknowledged the inspiration he derived from his meetings with Djurhuus, a writer engaged in a parallel effort to forge new literary use for his own native Faroese. The playwright never lost sight of his main career.While still in uniform but free of his duties, McLellan wrote a verse drama in the attic of a mansion near Southwold on the Suffolk coast. He added a new mode to his writing by combining the poetry with his drama. After demobilisation in 1946, McLellan returned to Arran.


title: Robert McLellan

texts: The formation of Unity Players in 1941 and James Bridie's founding of Glasgow Citizens in 1943 were some of the developments in the Scottish theatre scene during <mask>'s absence. He hit the ground running. After five years of delay, the debut production of the newly composed Carlin Moth was produced on radio and mounted by Unity, who took it to the first "Edinburgh Fringe" in 1947. He had The Cailleach, a short Scots player, under his belt.Flouers o Edinburgh was conceived first and foremost as a professional vehicle for Bridie's recently founded Citizens, but in the later 1940s the two men began to have differences. Bridie insisted on license to make re-writes after McLellan refused permission to tour Jamie the Saxt to London. In 1948, Bridie's Citizens rejected Flouers. The radio production in 1951, a few months after Bridie's death, was the one in which the play was finally discovered. Flouers o Edinburgh became one of McLellan's most popular and frequently revived works despite the initial resistance from Citizens. The historical study, Mary Stewart, in 1950, and the satire of land activism in the Highlands, The Road to the Isles, in 1954. The success of these new plays did not match the success of previous plays, but McLellan's established works continued to be a popular staple among the country's thriving amateur drama clubs and associations in the years before television.With Scotland's more formal theatrical institutions of the 1950s, McLellan became increasingly frustrated, seeing them as often resistant to, and misapprending of, Scottish theatrical values. McLellan established a good working relationship with the producer of the Scottish Home Service, James Crampsie, in the course of the decade. It was more in tune


title: Robert McLellan

texts: with McLellan's needs. He commissioned new writing, including works for broadcast around Burns night, as well as three substantial series of dramatisations of episodes from Scottish history for schools broadcasts. The broadcast of his award-winning verse drama for radio in 1957, Sweet Largie Bay, was one of the highlights of McLellan's career. Rab Mossgiel was the first of the playwright's works to be broadcast on Scottish television. <mask>n was born in 1907 at the home of his maternal grandparents in Linmill, a fruit farm close to Kirkfieldbank in the prosperous fruit-growing Clyde Valley region of Lanarkshire.The Allander Press was founded in 1912 by <mask>, a printer by trade, who ran it from a detached township to the north of Glasgow. The inspiration for his Linmill Stories came from his time on the Lanarkshire farm of his grandparents during the pre-First World War period. McLellan studied moral philosophy at the University of Glasgow after attending Bearsden Academy. The death of his mother from Tuberculosis may have caused him to abandon his studies. McLellan met his future wife, Kathleen Heys, in the Lake District. The post-war years were supplemented by the produce of McLelllan's beekeeping and Kathleen's hand crafts, as they lived modestly on McLelllan's income as a playwright. On the day before his 78th birthday, McLellan died suddenly at his home.He is buried on the island. A review of Collected Plays is included in directed irony. There is an ed. Cencrastus No. New Year 1983, pp. Donald Campbell, Playing for Scotland, A History of the Scottish Stage, 1715- 1965, is a reference. The Scottish Review: Arts and Environment 9 was published in 1978.Colin Donati and <mask> wrote Playing Scotland's Story: Collected

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title: James Anthony Froude

texts: <mask> was an English historian, novelist, biographer, and editor of Fraser's Magazine. He abandoned his religious career after doubts about the doctrine of the Anglican church were published in his scandalous 1849 novel The Nemesis of Faith. He became one of the best known historians of his time for his History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada. Froude's historical writings were often fiercely polemical, earning him a number of outspoken opponents. Up until his death for his Life of Carlyle, which he published along with personal writings of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle, Froude was controversial. Carlyle's personality was illuminated by these publications, which led to gossip and discussion of the couple's problems. He was the son of the archdeacon of Totnes and his wife.<mask> was born on April 23, 1818. He was the youngest of eight children, including an engineer and naval architect and an Anglo-Catholic polemicist. Herbert Paul describes <mask> as a "loveless, cheerless boyhood" with his father and brother after his mother and five siblings died of consumption. He was persistently bullied and harassed while he was at the school. Despite his unhappiness and failure in formal education, Froude loved the classics and read a lot in history and theology. He was educated at Oriel College, Oxford, in the center of the ecclesiastical revival now called the Oxford Movement. The engagement that the lady's father broke off in 1839 began to improve Froude personally and intellectually.He traveled to Delgany, Ireland as a private tutor after obtaining a second class degree. He won the Chancellor's English essay prize for an essay on political economy after returning to Oxford in 1842. One of the leaders of the Oxford Movement, a group which advocated a Catholic rather than a Protestant interpretation of the Anglican Church, was the brother of Froude's. The conversation and ideas of his brother with friends

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title: James Anthony Froude

texts: his mind about publishing the volume. Mrs. A. Carlyle claimed ownership of her uncle's papers and profits from their publication. "So much ill will has been shown me in the case of the other letters that I walk as if on hot ashes, and often curse the day when I undertook the business, that the conflict discouraged me from continuing my biography of Carlyle." In order to continue the work, he was urged by Carlyle's brother <mask> and sister Mrs. Austin to publish the first two volumes.According to what he understood as Carlyle's own biographical principles, Froude wrote his Life of Carlyle, describing not only Carlyle's intellectual greatness but also his personal failures. Carlyle's unhappy relationship with his wife became a widely used illustration in discussions of the sexual politics of marriage. Controversy was heightened by the publication of Letters and Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle, Jane's own writings, and the completion of the Life of Carlyle in 1884. The publication of Jane Carlyle's papers was described as the "betrayal and exposure of the secret of biography" by novelist Margaret Oliphant. The ownership of the manuscript material was passed on to Mrs. Alexander Carlyle, who excised the offensive material. The controversy persisted for so long that in 1903, nearly ten years after his death, his daughters decided to publish My Relations with Carlyle, which their father had written in 1887. Traveling through the British colonies, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, the United States, and the West Indies was one of the things that Froude did after the Life of Carlyle.Oceana, or, England and Her Colonies, and The English in the West Indies, or The Bow of Ulysses, were both written from his travels and mixed personal anecdotes with his thoughts on the British Empire. It was intended that these writings would "illuminate in the public mind at home that imaginative enthusiasm for the Colonial idea of which his own heart was


title: James Anthony Froude

texts: full". The coining of the term "froudacity" by John Jacob Thomas, an Afro-Trinidadian intellectual, caused great controversy and stimulated rebuttals. J. wrote West Indian fables. J. J. Thomas wrote a critique of The English in the West Indies. The Two Chiefs of Dunboy was the least popular of his mature works. The book was used to turn an Irish hero into a villain.Lord Salisbury recommended that <mask> be appointed to succeed him as the Regius Professor of Modern History at Oxford. The choice was controversial, as his predecessors had been amongst his harshest critics, and his works were generally considered literary works rather than books suited for academia. He became a Fellow of Oriel because of the popularity of his lectures. "English Sea- Men in the Sixteenth Century" was one of the topics that Froude lectured on. The lecture schedule was too much for the old man. He retired to Woodcot in Kingsbridge in 1894. He died in 1894 and is buried in the cemetery.The family was married twice, the first time in 1849 to Charlotte Maria Grenfell and the second time in 1861 to Henrietta Elizabeth Wade. He had one daughter, Margaret, his first wife Charlotte Maria, and a son and daughter from his second wife. He was born in Paddington, London, England. He married the daughter of Albert Praed Hallifax in 1897. He passed away on 17 April 1949. He was made a Companion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George. The office of Justice of the Peace was held by that person.His son was named John. H.M.S. died on September 22, 1914. U.9 torpedoed Cressy. The Oxford Counter-Reformation contains the Biography of Julius Caesar and the Biography of John Bun. The History of Political Thought, Vol. 1 contains A<mask> and the Virtue of Empire. The Art and Science of Victorian History was written by Rosemary Jann. Froude is a collision of principles.July 1951 edition of History Today. There are external links to Onslow Gardens Quotations of <mask> <mask> at

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title: Peter Drummond (RAF officer)

texts: An Australian-born senior commander in the Royal Air Force, Sir <mask>, was born in 1894. He was an air marshal in World War II. After joining the Australian Imperial Force in 1914, he served as a medical orderly during the Gallipoli campaign. He became a fighter ace in the Middle Eastern theatre after joining the Royal Flying Corps and was awarded the Military Cross and theDistinguished Service Order and Bar. He was a member of the British armed forces for the rest of his life. After the wars, he was posted to Australia on secondment to the Royal Australian Air Force as Director of Operations and Intelligence and earned an appointment as an Officer of the Order of the British Empire. He commanded the Tangmere and Northolt stations in Britain.He was the deputy Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Royal Air Force during World War II. He was knighted in the same order two years after he was appointed a Companion of the Order of the Bath. During the war, he was offered the command of the RAAF twice, but the RAF wouldn't let him take it. In 1945, he was killed in a plane crash. <mask> was born on June 2, 1894 in Perth, Western Australia, to a merchant and his wife. After graduating from Scotch College in 1943, he

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title: Peter Drummond (RAF officer)

texts: adopted the name "<mask>" as his first name. He enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force on September 10, 1914, after working as a bank clerk.He was assigned to the 2nd Stationary Hospital of the Australian Army Medical Corps as an orderly because he was too small for the infantry. His unit sailed for Egypt in December 1914. He was sent to Gallipoli in 1915 and served on a hospital ship. <mask> was evacuated to England because he was sick. He was discharged from the Australian Army in April 1916 after applying for a transfer to the British Royal Flying Corps. After completing pilot training in the United Kingdom, he was posted to Egypt, where he was assigned to No. The British numbered 1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps.He took part in the air assaults that preceded the Battle of Magdhaba. The crowd of us with bombs went out the day before the battle. After we left, you couldn't see the place for smoke. After the Turks retreated 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884

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title: Peter Drummond (RAF officer)

texts: dealt with the invader, he single-handedly engaged six other German aircraft that had suddenly appeared. After destroying one and sending another down in a spin, he developed engine trouble and had to land behind enemy lines. Finding his engine firing again, he took off before he could be captured by Turkish troops and gained a start over the four still-circling German scouts, who had also concluded that the fight was over. He was forced to land three more times in enemy territory, once in a cavalry camp where he carried away a line full of washing with his undercarriage in his escape, before he shook off all but one of the pursuing fighters and landed safely behind Allied lines. He received a Bar from his DSO on July 26 for his "gallant and successful" actions. The Royal Air Force was formed after the merger of the Royal Naval Air Service and the RFC. The command of No. was given to <mask>.The Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5 fighters were 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780


title: Peter Drummond (RAF officer)

texts: the Air Ministry. He married Isabel Drake-Brockman, cousin of Edmund Drake-Brockman, at St John's Anglican Church in Toorak, Victoria, on 17 July 1929, and they had a son and two daughters. In November of that year, he returned to the UK. He was promoted to wing commander on July 1, 1931, after studying at the Imperial Defence College.He commanded a fighter base from November 1931 to June 1933. The Air Ministry was where he spent three years. He took command of the Northolt in 1936. He was promoted to group captain on January 1, 1937. In November of that year, he was appointed senior air staff officer (SASO) at the RAF Middle East in Cairo. He was raised to be a commodore. The deputy air officer was in charge of the Middle East during World War II.The Soviet Union was seen as allied to Nazi Germany in the wake of the invasion of Poland and the Winter War, while he was involved in preparations for the Anglo-French plan to bomb oil fields in the Caucasus. Turkey's defence against German or Russian attack was discussed in a delegation led by <mask>. He wanted to operate British aircraft out of French bases in northern Syria. On 19 June 1940, he was made an acting air vice-marshal, and on 10 January of the next year,


title: Peter Drummond (RAF officer)

texts: he was made a temporary air vice-marshal. He was elevated to acting air marshal on 1 June 1941 and became the deputy Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief (AOC-in-C) RAF Middle East. Tedder remarked on the importance of his deputy's contribution to the Allied victory in North Africa after the Australian Dictionary of Biography credits him with developing their command as a mobile strike-force capable of co-operating fully with the other two services. Tedder's biographer claimed that Tedder's growing eminence owes a great deal to his support.The Middle East was considered a "Battle for Airfields" due to the fact that either side could protect its shipping at the expense of the other. Arthur Lee, <mask>'s assistant, described him as "a refreshing man to work with, without pose or frills, serious, but with a sense of humor nearly as irreverent and sarcastic as Tedder's". In recognition of distinguished services rendered in operational commands of the Royal Air Force, <mask> was appointed a Companion of the Order of the Bath from 1 October 1940 to 31 March 1941. His air vice-marshal rank was substantive on April 14, 1942. The position of Chief of the Air Staff (CAS) of the RAAF was to be filled by the Australian government

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title: Peter Drummond (RAF officer)

texts: at the end of the two-year term of Air Chief Marshall Sir Charles Burnett. Stanley Bruce, Australia's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, had forwarded a recommendation to the Prime Minister. Although the British government was initially supportive of the plan, the Air Ministry eventually declined to release <mask> from his role in the Middle East, partly to avoid disruption to the region's command and also because it did not believe that <mask>'s operational abilities would be put to sufficient use in theThere is a division of authority between the Allied Air Force Headquarters, South West Pacific Area and the Royal Australian Air Force Headquarters. In May 1942, the position of Air Commodore was taken over by acting Air Commodore George Jones. Bostock became Air Officer Commanding RAAF Command, Australia's main operational organisation. An ongoing conflict between Jones and Bostock led to moves in April 1943 to bring in an officer senior to both men to head the RAAF in a unified command structure. He was selected for a seat on the Air Council as an Air Member for Training after the Air Ministry refused to release him because he was happy to serve in Australia. Air Marshall Sir Guy Garrod became an Air Member


title: Belinda Carlisle

texts: She is an American musician, singer, and author. She was the lead singer of the Go-Go's, the most successful all-female rock band of all time, and went on to have a prolific career as a solo artist. After the band's formation in 1978, he became the lead singer of the Go-Go's. The group helped popularize new wave music in the United States with their 1981 debut release Beauty and the Beat. The Go-Go's were the first all-female band in history who wrote their own songs and played their own instruments. There is only one album. Over seven million records have been sold by the Go-Go's.After the dissolution of the Go-Go's, <mask> went on to have a successful solo career with hits such as "I Get Weak", "Circle in the Sand", "Leave a Light On", and "Heaven Is a Place". The Go-Go's reformed in 1999 and continue to perform regularly, while also maintaining her solo career. The New York Times Best Seller of 2010 was <mask>'s book, Lips Unsealed. The Go-Go's had a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. On October 30, 2021, she and the band were in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. <mask> <mask> was born in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, on August 17, 1958, to Harold andJoanne <mask>, a gas station employee and homemaker. Her father was 20 years her senior and her mother was 18 when she met him.She was named after her mother's favorite film. She has three brothers and three sisters. She has stated that she spent most of her childhood impoverished because her father abandoned their family when she was five years old.

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title: Belinda Carlisle

texts: She recalled owning two outfits as a teenager. Her mother was very religious while her father was not. She described herself as a reject from a Southern Baptist household in an interview with Slash magazine. Her mother's second husband was an alcoholic and had a tumultuous relationship with her.When she was seven years old, the family moved from Reseda to Burbank. The Beach Boys, Cat Stevens, the Stylistics, and the Animals were some of the early musical influences that grew up with <mask>. She attended Colina Junior High School in Thousand Oaks, where she was a 3rd-string guard on the men's basketball team, and later Newbury Park High School, where she was a cheerleader. By the time she was fourteen, she had gone really wild. I smoked pot, dropped acid, and ran away from home. After graduating from high school, he worked at a House of Fabrics store and at the Hilton Hotels Corporation in Los Angeles. She dropped out of beauty college in the first year after taking night classes.At the age of 19, she left her parents' home to pursue a career in music. The drummer for the Germs, under the name Dottie Danger, was the first venture into music by the Go-Go's Carlisle. She was recruited into the band by her art teacher at the high school. She never recorded or performed live with the Germs because of her contracting mononucleosis. Pat said she introduced her friend, Donna Rhia, who became her replacement. The band appeared on one recording introducing them at a 1977 performance at the Whisky a Go Go. The


title: Belinda Carlisle

texts: back-up singing for Black Randy and the Metrosquad was done by <mask> around this time.After leaving the Germs, she co-founded the Go-Go's with friends and fellow musicians. The new line-up included bassist-turned-guitarist Charlotte Caffey, guitarist-turned-bassist Kathy Valentine, and drummer Gina Schock. All five women were largely untrained musicians, and Charlotte had to show them how to plug in their amplifier. The Go-Go's went on to become one of the most successful American bands of the 1980s, helping to bring new wave music into popular American radio, and becoming the first and only all-female band that wrote their own music and played their own instruments to ever achieve a No The song "We Got the Beat" was on the 1 album, Beauty and the Beat. The Go-Go's recorded two more albums. 1982's Vacation went gold."Head over Heels" was on their 1984 album Talk Show. 11. In 1984 he appeared in the movie Swing Shift, playing a singer in a band. The Go-Go's broke up in 1985 and <mask> embarked on a solo career. <mask>'s first solo album was released in 1986 on I.R.S. There are records. The album was certified Gold in the United States and Platinum in Canada.Her summer hit was "Mad About You". 3 in the United States topped the Canadian Singles chart, and 10 in Australia. "I Feel the Magic" was written by Charlotte Caffey, and a cover version of the Freda Payne song "Band of Gold" was also written. Her debut album contained all three songs. The single " Since You've Gone" was only used for promotion. The

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title: Belinda Carlisle

texts: song "I Need a Disguise" was co-written by Susanna Hoffs and Jane wiedlin. Andy Taylor played guitar on some of the album tracks and appeared in the video."In My Wildest Dreams" from the movie Mannequin, "Shot in the Dark" from the Anthony Michael Hall thriller Out of Bounds, as well as "Dancing in the City" from the Whoopi Goldberg movie were all featured on the movie soundtracks. The 1980s power-pop of Heaven on Earth replaced the 1960s pop of <mask>'s first album. It was released in both the United States and the United Kingdom. The album was a Top 5 seller in the UK and Australia. The album's first single, "Heaven Is a Place on Earth", topped the single charts in the United States and the UK, with the dance mix of the song also topping the dance chart in the United States. Diane Keaton directed the promotional video. "I Get Weak" was the second single from the album.2 in the United States. There are 10 in the UK. "Circle in the Sand" was a Top 10 hit in the United States, the UK, and Germany. Another British hit was "World Without You". The Good Heavens world tour sold out Wembley Arena in London after the success of the album. Runaway Horses was the follow-up to Heaven on Earth. The album was certified double Platinum in Australia and the UK, and Platinum in the UK and Canada."Leave a Light On" was the first release. It became a smash in the UK, Australia and Canada. The Smithereens had a duet with Pat DiNizio on the song "Blue Period". Their album "11" featured the song. "Summer Rain" was the second


title: Belinda Carlisle

texts: United States single. In the early 1990s. The song made it to the top.There are 6 people in Australia. It was the last release from Runaway Horses in the UK and it peaked at No. 6 in December 1990. In January 1991. "La Luna", which reached the Top 10 in Switzerland and Top 20 in Germany and Australia, was one of three singles released. There are 6 in the UK. The Go-Go's recorded a new version of the cover song "Cool Jerk" for their first best-of album, Greatest, in the autumn of 1990. The anti-fur campaign was one of the highlights of the tour.Live Your Life Be Free was her fourth solo album. Some of the songs on the album were written and produced by Rick Nowels, who also co-written two of the songs. "Do You Feel Like I Feel?" is a song. Attack of the 50 Foot Woman was the inspiration for the video. The title track, "Live Your Life Be Free", was a Top 20 hit in many countries. 12 in the UK. There are 13 people in Australia."Little Black Book" and "Half the World" were also hits outside the United States. The album made it to the Top 10 in the UK and Gold certification in Europe. Do you feel like I do? It is <mask>'s last single to enter the Hot 100 chart. 73. She has a record contract with Virgin Records in Europe and Australia, and her 1992 greatest hits album reached the top of the charts. Double Platinum was certified in the UK and Australia.Heaven on Earth, Runaway Horses, and Live Your Life Be Free were included in the first greatest hits album. The United States version of the album was called Her


title: Belinda Carlisle

texts: greatest hits and included songs from the first album. Real was released in 1993 on the Virgin label in the United States and Europe. The disc was a departure from the norm. The album's cover photograph featured her without make-up. Much of the album was co-written and co-produced by <mask> and Charlotte. The album reached the UK Top 10 at number 9.It peaked at number 23 in Sweden. "Big Scary Animal" was its first single. There are 12 in the UK. "Lay Down Your Arms" made the Top 30 in the UK. The New Radicals have a song called "Here Comes My Baby". The Lemonheads album Come on Feel the Lemonheads had guest vocals from <mask>. Return to the Valley of The Go-Go's, their second collection, featured three new songs, including the single "The Whole World Lost Its Head".After the promotional tour, the band broke up again. After a while, he returned to the studio to work with Rick Nowels. Her sixth solo album, A Woman and a Man, was released in the UK and Australia in 1996. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: Peter wrote "every bit as Go-Go's, that is, their non-hits and less remarkable material." There is no "We Got the Beat" or "Head Over Heels" to be found in the Go-Go's sound. In this age of pop rebirth, the Go-Go's decided it was either now or never. The album doesn't attempt to update the band's sound with hip-hop moves or electronic frippery, for which God should bless them, indeed. The girls' hold on the current pop world is so strong that Green Day co-writers a song with Go-Go's drag.The album made it to the top of the US charts despite the mixed reviews. 57. At the time of the Go-Go's reunion tour, <mask> appeared nude in the August 2001 edition of Playboy. Her seventh album, Voila, was her first full-length solo studio album in more than ten years. John Reynolds produced the album. Voila was released in the UK and the US on February 5 and February 6 respectively. In early 2009, he was on the eighth season of Dancing with the Stars with Jonathan Roberts.She was the first star to leave the competition. In October 2009, <mask> took over the role of Velma Von Tussle in the West End production of Hairspray. She was replaced by Siobhn McCarthy at the end of January 2010. In August and September of 2012 the Go-Go's performed at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles and the Hollywood Bowl. "Sun", an up-tempo pop song, was included on "ICON", a new greatest hits collection. In the United Kingdom, the single was also released. The song was written by a group of people.The song was produced by Lopez. Positive