title: Jose Maria Sison

texts: due to lack of evidence. The cases of multiple murder lawsuits against <mask>, Bayan Muna Representative Satur Ocampo, and National Democratic Front member Luis Jalandoni were taken over by the Manila's RTC Executive Judge. The accused were accused of executing 30 farmers in 1985 in Southern Leyte. The bodies of 15 people were found in a mass grave.Sison and Ocampo had been under the control of the Marcos regime for a long time. The first EDSA uprising of 1986 freed <mask>, Ocampo, and other political prisoners. The European Union's second highest court ruled to delist Sison and the Stichting Al-Aqsa group from the EU terror list because the bloc failed to respect their rights when blacklisted. The EU governments failed to inform the Luxembourg-based Court of Justice why the assets of Sison and the Netherlands-based Al-Aqsa Foundation were frozen. EU lawyers can lodge an appeal. During the five-year appeal of Sison against the Dutch government and the EU, the EU was ordered to shoulder all the litigation expenses. The final judgment of the European Court of Justice to remove Sison from the EU terrorist blacklist became final and binding on December 10, 2009, as the EU did not appeal.The court's decisions and other documents pertaining to cases involving <mask> in the Philippines can be found in the section of Legal Cases in www.josemariasison.org. Selected writings from 1968 to 1991. The Philippine Revolution was brought about by the Foundation for Resuming the Philippine Revolution. The International Network for Philippine Studies is part of Aklat ng Bayan, Inc. Reformism and Opportunism were defeated in 1969-1974. The International Network for Philippine Studies is part of Aklat ng Bayan, Inc.

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title: Susanne Bobzien

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texts: German-born philosopher <mask> is interested in philosophy of logic and language, determinism and freedom, and ancient philosophy. She is a professor of philosophy at the University of Oxford. Bobzien was born in 1960. In 1985 she graduated with an M.A. In 1993 I received a PhD in philosophy from Bonn University. She was affiliated with a college at Oxford University. Bobzien is a professor of philosophy at Oxford University and holds the position of senior research fellow at All Souls College.She held the position of senior professor in philosophy at Yale from 2002 to 2010. She had a tenured position at Oxford University from 1993 to 2002. She was a fellow at The Queen's College from 1990 to 2002. She was a fellow in philosophy at Balliol College. Her awards include a British Academy Research Readership and a fellowship of the National Endowment for the Humanities. The British Academy is a national academy for the humanities and social sciences in the United Kingdom. Several books and articles have been published by Bobzien.Bobzien's major work is the first full-scale modern study of the determinism theory. The views of the Stoics on causality, fate, the modalities, divination, rational agency, the non-futility of action, moral responsibility, and the formation of character are explored. In this book, she wrote "The Inadvertent conception and Late Birth of the Free-Will Problem" and "Did


title: Karren Brady

texts: Baroness <mask> is a British business executive and television personality. She was the managing director of Birmingham City F.C. As an aide to Alan Sugar on The Apprentice, as well as being vice-chairman of West Ham United F.C., he has also been Small Business Ambassador to the UK Government. Her appointment with the city began in 1993. She was the first woman to hold such a post in the top flight of English football when the team was promoted. She became the youngest managing director of a UK plc when she oversaw the company's flotation in 1997. She left in 2009.Following the purchase of the club by Sullivan and Gold, she was appointed vice-chairman. <mask> is a writer for both The Sun and Woman & Home magazine. Her latest book, Strong Woman, published in March 2012 and aimed at inspiring women in business, is a Sunday Times Bestseller. <mask> became a Conservative life peer in the House of Lords on September 22, 2014, taking the title Baroness <mask>. She was appointed to the position of chairman of Taveta by Sir Philip Green. <mask> was brought up in London near the Spurs football ground. <mask> made his fortune in property development.Her mother is Italian and her brother is Italian. She gained four A-levels at a boys' school which accepted girls in the sixth form, followed by a boarding school in Ware and a boys' school in Elstree. After being rejected for a place on a journalism course at Harlow College, <mask>'s career began at the advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchi. <mask> said in an interview that she made a conscious decision not to go to university as she wanted to get out in the world and make her mark. After joining the LBC as an advertising account executive, she targeted the advertising business of David Sullivan, the owner of the Daily Sport and the Sunday Sport. Sullivan spent more than $2,000,000 on advertising in six months and was so impressed with <mask> that he gave her a job. She became one of Sullivan's directors at the age of 20 after he offered her a job.<mask> spotted an advert in the Financial Times for the sale of the city. Sullivan persuaded him to buy the club and let her run it.

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texts: <mask> replied quickly that she would have to be twice as good as a man to do that. Sullivan said that he agreed to the deal because <mask> was a spotter and would attract publicity to the club. <mask> started work as a managing director at the age of 23. In March 1993. She encountered sexism.A player on the team bus said "I can see your t-shirts from here". When I sell you to Crewe, you won't be able to see them from there, will you? She sold the player. The City of London Police arrested Sullivan and <mask> in 2008 as part of the investigation into the 2006 allegations of corruption in English football, which also involved similar actions against players and officials from other clubs. <mask> denied any wrongdoing according to the club. There were tax and national insurance charges against two players. A highly professional businesswoman has been made a victim in a witch-hunt against football.In August of 2009, it was confirmed that no further action would be taken. She left after Sullivan and Gold sold the club. She was appointed as a non-executive director to the England World Cup bid advisory board. She was appointed Vice-Chairman of West Ham United in January 2010 by David Sullivan and David Gold. <mask> promised to hang in the Tower of London before the club goes through the financial turmoil that nearly brought it down. She liked the idea of changing the club's name. "What you might do is call the stadium West Ham Olympic stadium," said David Gold, the club's chairman.I can make a case for that. <mask> was in charge of the move from the Boleyn Ground to the Olympic Stadium. After a legal delay caused by a rival bid, West Ham's attempt to take ownership of the stadium collapsed in October 2011. The investigators were charged with fraud for obtaining illegally the private telephone records of <mask>. West Ham were the highest ranked bidder to become the anchor concessionaire and tenant of the Olympic Stadium. <mask> said "We are ambitious for our great club and aim to set the benchmark for visiting away and neutral supporters from across the globe to come and enjoy the icon Stadium and be part of our premier

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texts: league club experience". The anchor concessionaires for the Olympic Stadium were named in March.In July of last year, <mask> gave evidence to a House of Lords committee about the club's debts, which she said would need to be paid before the move to the Olympic Stadium. In the summer of 2016 <mask> oversaw the club's move from the Boleyn Ground to the Olympic Stadium. West Ham United increased their capacity from 35,000 to 57,000 seats, which were completely sold out before the start of the 2016–17 season, giving them the third biggest home attendance in the league. Following the move to the Olympic Stadium, some supporters who wanted to stay at Upton Park targeted verbal abuse towards <mask> and other board members. <mask> was criticized in October 2016 after he described West Ham's move to the London Stadium as a chance to rebrand the club. West Ham's move to the new stadium was described by <mask> as part of their ambitious strategy to take the club to the very top of the world's most popular sport. <mask> was the chairman of Bauer's Kerrang!, and had a seat on the board of Sport England.She was a non-executive director of Channel 4 but resigned to take a position at the company that is owned by Simon Cowell and Sony. She resigned from a non-executive position with Mothercare to join the board of Taveta Investments. She is an ambassador for the life skills program. She is an Ambassador for Well Being for Women. <mask> has championed the cause of women in business. She has asked her female colleagues to help those trying to make their way in the business world. She said that any board executive can forget how many people helped them get where they are.The women who have got to the top need to encourage those below them to follow in their footsteps. Women in the board room should not forget how many challenges and difficulties they have overcome. It is important to create opportunities to identify talented women in business, then support them to develop their confidence to aim for the board. <mask> told the Independent: "If you don't have a woman on your board you should write to your shareholders and explain why."

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texts: Tell us how many women you've interviewed and what skills they've been lacking, because that will give us some basis to teach the new generation of women in business. <mask> was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire for his services to entrepreneurship and women in business. <mask> appeared as a celebrity contestant on Comic Relief Does The Apprentice in March 2007, raising more than £750,000 for charity.<mask> was a guest interviewer in the fourth series of The Apprentice. After the show, it was revealed that <mask> had fulfilled a promise she made to Lord Alan Sugar on screen, and offered a job to the runner-up after being impressed by her interview. She interviewed candidates again in The Apprentice Season 5. On 30 August 2009, she was revealed as Sugar's new assistant in the sixth series of The Apprentice, replacing Margaret Mountford, who had left the series (and who returned in series 6, 7, 8 and 9 as a guest interviewer, the same role that <mask> had fulfilled in her first appearance <mask> said in an interview with The Daily Telegraph that she would like to work in politics in the future. In an interview with The Daily Telegraph, Margot James said that she would be a great asset. I admire her success in business.<mask> should be made a peer to bring more women into politics and to resolve the UK's financial problems, according to the feature. Baroness <mask> would make an important contribution to both business and politics. <mask> spoke at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester on the subject of small businesses and supported George Osborne's policies as Chancellor of the Exchequer, and she was also appointed the government's Small. <mask> would become a Conservative life peer in the House of Lords. Baroness <mask> was created on September 22, 2014. <mask> voted with the Government in favor of a plan to cut tax credits in the House of Lords. The Daily Telegraph reported in February that she was facing questioning about her role in non-disclosure agreements relating to allegations of misbehaviour on the part of the businessman Philip Green.<mask> married a Canadian footballer, Paul

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texts: Peschisolido, in 1995. Sophia was her first child. After the birth of her second child, she took six weeks off work. <mask> lives in London with her husband. Their husband owned a house in Canada as well as a property in the village of Knowle. <mask> underwent a full-body medical screen in 2006 which found a potentially fatal cerebral aneurysm. It was a miracle that <mask> had survived the births of her two children after doctors told her she had a 30 per cent chance of dying from the condition.She had an emergency surgery in February 2006 to stop the aneurysm from rupturing. She was back at work a month later after making a full recovery. <mask> states on her official website that her football loyalties have only ever been with the two clubs she has represented. <mask> was named in the category of 'woman who has changed the world' in the 2006 awards. She attended The Queen's lunch in 2006 <mask> was named the businesswoman of the year. She won the NatWest Spirit of Everywoman Award for her services to women in business.She was included in the Evening Standard's list of 'London's 1000 Most Influential People 2010', as well as being listed in the business category of The Sunday Telegraph's'100 Most Powerful Women in Britain'. In December of 2010, she received a doctorate in business from the University of Birmingham. She was the most inspiring woman in Britain in 2011. She won the CEO of the Year Award at the Football Business Awards. She was ranked as one of the 100 most powerful women in the United Kingdom by Woman's Hour. <mask> was honoured for her services to entrepreneurship and women in business. <mask> was named in the Debrett's top 500 most influential and inspiration people in Britain.<mask> was named 10th in The Guardian's 50 most influential women in British sport. <mask> became Baroness <mask> in August of 2014). There are External links to 1969 births. English people of Irish descent, English people of Italian descent, and Directors and Chairmen of English autobiographers, English journalists, and English columnists. The Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Life peers were created by Elizabeth

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title: D. P. K. Pillay

texts: Colonel (Dr.) <mask> (DPK) <mask> is a former Indian Army officer. He saved the lives of 2 children, a boy and a girl, when he was wounded in counter insurgency operations in Longdi Pabram village. He shot into prominence recently when he went back to the village where he was wounded in the firefight to deliver development and humanitarian activities. <mask> received a PhD Degree from Panjab University in 2015, for his thesis titled "Evaluation of Models of Human Security with Special reference to India". <mask>. He attended the Bangalore Military School. He graduated from the 72nd course of the National Defence Academy in 1988 with a bachelor's degree in Arts.<mask>y holds a master's degree. <mask> received a PhD from Panjab University for his thesis "Evaluation of Models of Human Security with Special reference to India". His thesis examines the concept of human security as propounded by various agencies like the UN, multilateral agencies and NGOs as well as countries such as Japan, Canada, and other countries. Non-military methods are prioritized over traditional security threats in order to achieve security. People have basic needs and rights. The scope for adoption of a Human Security approach is examined in the thesis. He thinks that a human security approach can be used as a policy measure in India to reinforce successes in the social and economic spheres, so that the possibility of discontent turning into violent opposition and internal conflict is minimized.His article titled "Applying Human Security in Indian Context" has been published. At the Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi, <mask> was a research fellow. He attended the NISC course in 2007, a year after graduating from the Centre for Security Policy. He completed the module of the International

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texts: Diploma in Humanitarian Assistance course at New York City's Fordham University. He qualified for the UN CM Coordination course in 2014). <mask>y was commissioned into the 4th battalion of the brigade of the guards after graduating from the National Defence Academy. He saw active service in the Indian states of Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir before moving to the 8th battalion of the brigade of the Guards, which was deployed in India's northeast, where he was involved in an encounter in which he nearly lost his life.<mask>y led a patrol in 1994 that was tasked to protect a few tribal villages during a time of unrest in the area. He was able to track down and kill the NSCN in Longdi Pabram village. <mask>y realized that there were two young children who were injured in the cross fire after the surrender of the militant. He insisted that the young children be taken to safety first when the helicopter arrived to evacuate him. This noble act won over the villagers and the Taliban in the area. A patrol team sent to the village in March 2010 connected the villagers to <mask>y who was immediately invited and felicitated by the village. The soldier has earned the nickname "<mask> <mask>ei" because of his humanitarian service."Pamei" is a clan of the influential Zeliangrong community. <mask>y earned the sobriquet of "Hero of Manipur" and "Savior of Longdi Pabram" after he organised several activities for development of the region. <mask>y said that the first thing that came to his mind as a trained soldier was the safety of the children and all others. I was trained to sacrifice my own life and comfort for my country. I knew I was not an enemy of my brothers and sisters. The people I was sent to protect were hurting and sad. I didn't want the children to suffer.I could either

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texts: perpetuate the violence or say that all that is evil ends with me. Mahatma Gandhi said "Be the change you want to see in the world". I am happy that I chose the harder right. "Peace is not just an absence of violence but a consistent delivery of opportunities to survive and to improve and develop not just as an individual, but also as a community and a region," said <mask>y. Peace is the right choice despite the lack of glamour. We have to choose between peace and violence. After being decorated with India's third highest peacetime gallantry award, <mask>y was selected to serve in his alma mater, Bangalore Military School.The then Chief of Army Staff who presided over the School Golden Jubilee celebrations chose him to serve in Bangalore Military School for the motivation of the young cadets to join the Indian armed forces. <mask> was the only "Georgian" to serve as the "Administrative Officer" at the prestigious institute. The school under his leadership achieved exemplary results in academics, sports, and other activities. He was the first service officer to join the Ministry of Defence as the Planning Officer. He was assigned to represent the Ministry of Defence at the Conference on Disarmament and the review conference on the use of Certain Conventional Weapons. He was part of the Indian delegation that went to the United Nations General Assembly. CNN IBN honoured <mask> in the very first edition of their program called India Positive.India's hidden resource that cradles the wounded, makes peace among communities and improves lives of others is the focus of these awards. The Special Achievement Award was given to Col<mask> for his acts of courage and optimism and brought about a bigger change in the country. There are External links to the Bangalore Military

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title: James Galanos

texts: <mask> was an American fashion designer and couturier. Nancy Reagan, Marylin Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, and others were all designers of clothing by Galanos. The only son of Greek-born parents, <mask> was born on September 20, 1924 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Galanos had his first glimpse of well-dressed women when his mother and father ran a restaurant in southern New Jersey. He worked hard from an early age because he was a shy boy. He was surrounded by three sisters. I just sketched.It was easy to do. When I was a young boy, I had no fashion influences, but I dreamed of Paris and New York. In 1942, <mask> graduated from Bridgeton High School. After graduating high school, he went to New York City to enroll at a school headed by Barbara Karinska, the great Russian stage designer and costumer. The Traphagen School of Fashion is one of the first schools of its kind. The first semester was spent in general design studies and the second in draping and construction. In 1943, <mask> left the school because he felt that what he wanted to learn could only be obtained from practical experience in the garment industry.In 1944, Galanos got a position as a general assistant at the New York East 49th Street emporium of Hattie Carnegie, the incubator of such talents as Jean Louis and Norman

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texts: Norell. <mask> left Carnegie and began selling his sketches to individual manufacturers on Seventh Avenue for less than ten dollars per sketch, because his job there turned out to be more clerical than creative. The help-wanted ad she saw in The New York Times was placed by textile magnate Lawrence Lesavoy. Joan was hoping to launch a ready-to-wear dress business in California, and they were looking for a designer. He was dispatched to Los Angeles by the Lesavoys. The plan didn't come to fruition, as the Lesavoys divorced and <mask> lost his job. Jean Louis, head costume designer at Columbia Pictures, hired him as a part-time assistant sketch artist out of pity.Just as couture houses in Paris rebounded from the war, Lawrence Lesavoy agreed to send the Galanos to Paris. The American was absorbed into the stable of assistants by Robert Piguet. Piguet oversaw his work on a daily basis while Galanos met with fabric and trimming suppliers to choose materials, sketched and draped up designs. Davidow, a dress-making firm in New York, hired Galanos in 1948, after he decided to return to the U.S. The new job 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110

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texts: 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 James Galanos opened his own company in 1952 and it was immediately ordered by both stores. He opened a showroom in New York where a customer of his predicted his styles would set the world on fire.<mask>' dress is the greatest and most cherished luxury in the world for a woman to have, according to Stanley Marcus. He would become a household name within months, thanks to the support of legendary magazine editors and style arbiters. His clothing has been admired for its high quality, even though it was ready-to-wear, not custom-made. His dresses made his reputation in the early 1950s, with their yards of meticulously hand-rolled edges. Many designers worked with chiffon, but <mask> was a true master of the genre. He used flower prints and fabrics with metallic

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texts: glints. He gave chiffon a high style all his own, as tailored as a shirtwaist dress or as seductive as a sarong.Sometimes he gilded it, as in his notable pin-striped dress with a three-dimensional jeweled butterfly embroidered on the chest. In 1953, he began designing for movies. His first job was to make costumes for the star of the film "Never Wave at aWAC." Russell, who at that time was considered the best-dressed of all American actresses, loved <mask>' designs, and she became his friend and a loyal client. The film version of Oh Dad, Poor Dad, and I'm Feelin' So Sad were all designed by <mask>. After her death, Miss Russell's wardrobe was divided among a number of costume collections across the country as gifts for her husband. The costume designs for Judy Garland for General Electric Theater and Judy Garland Musical Special were designed by <mask>.Some of the most talented craftsmen in his workrooms were trained in Europe or in the costume studios of Hollywood, for whom he continued to design from time to time. From his native Greece, Nondas Keramitsis moved to Los Angeles to make women's clothing. He began working with <mask> in his Los Angeles studio after hearing about him. He oversaw a group of 22 tailors who made everything by hand. It was compared to French haute couture

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texts: if <mask>' work was compared to anyone else. His business was more similar to a couture house than a ready-to-wear manufacturer; there was a lot of hand work in each garment, and all of his famous beadwork was done by his staff. During trips to Europe and Asia, <mask> always chose fabrics personally.He felt compelled to create his own fabrics even though he looked for the best. He used different colored ribbons to make jackets out of his dresses. He would cross black ribbons over black lace for the dresses. He was a firm believer in the importance of hidden details and lined his dresses with silks that other designers used. His clients all over the world were willing to pay a great deal for these details, because they made a difference in the feel of the clothes on the body and the hang of the fabric. sequin, feathers, metallic brocades, and laces were not hidden. He had long, clingy styles in black crepe or crushed velvet that he balanced with tie-dyed velvet sheaths.The New York Times had a headline after a show of 200 designs by <mask>. "While he travels to Europe for his fabrics, many are the same as those used in the Paris couture collections, and most of his designing is done in California," reported the Times. His standards are the same as those found anywhere in the world.

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texts: It is usually with the Paris couture that a comparison is made. An American designer of ready-to-wear should merit that kind of homage over a long period of time. Gustave Tassell, a long-time friend of <mask>, recalls an occasion when French couturier Hubert de Givenchy exclaimed, "We don't make them this well in Paris!" The timelessness of <mask>' designs made his clients refuse to part with their gowns and continue wearing them for many years.It was also the price. Nancy Reagan admitted that nobody could afford to dress completely with Jimmy. I have what I have. <mask> was known for his furs. The furs were handled as if they were fabric by him. He smocked and quilted the surfaces, nipped the waistlines, and used capelets to give a strong fashion slant to all that opulence. He often designed for Peter Dion, the furrier who made sure that the quality of the pelts and the workmanship supported the innovative design.The coats at the top of the line were so soft and fluffy that they looked airborne. The long style was selling for $300,000. The fitted coat was a specialty of the Galanos. As he did with his ready-to-wear, Galanos also made the hats and other accessories, which included short fur scarves with mink tails hanging from the ends. He wore stretch tights and bodysuits with his


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texts: coats. There were fur shorts that were gathered down the sides. smock quilted sleeves became a Galanos signature.Broadtail, the tissue-thin fur with a sleek, elegant surface, had a special feeling for him. Soft coats could be made to look lean, willowy and graceful by the way he shaped the skins in the back or carved the hemline in a back-dipping curve. According to Bernardine Morris of the New York Times, Galanos' best design is a slender coat with the skins worked vertically through the bodice and horizontally for the skirt, an example of elegant proportioning. Many of the world's most prominent women were Galanos customers. The New York Times reported that "<mask> designs for wealthy women who go to luncheons and cocktail parties, dine at the finest restaurants and are invited to the best parties." His clothes are rarely seen in business offices. Although they are daunting to all but the highest-paid executives, it isn't only because of the five-figure price tags.It's the glamour quotient of the clothes. In 1985 he told Time magazine, "I design for a very limited group of people." He was the favorite designer of First Lady Nancy Reagan. Reagan and <mask> first met in 1951 at a boutique. At the time, she was an actress in Hollywood. She wore dresses created by <mask> to Ronald

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texts: Reagan's first inaugural ball as governor of California in 1967. The fact that Mrs. Reagan wore a 16-year-old <mask> gown to her first state dinner at the White House attests to the timelessness and durability of his design.Among his faithful customers, this type of occurrence was commonplace. In 1982, John Duka, the New York Times columnist, described in his column, Notes on Fashion, a black tie party in <mask>' honor attended by his A-list fans. The designer was given a black tie buffet dinner by Betsy and Michael Kaiser. There were many people at the table, including former Senator Abraham A. Ribicoff and his wife. Almost every woman in the room was wearing one of Mr. <mask>' designs. In 1998, <mask> retired after a long career. Despite his retirement, <mask> continued to make a name for himself in the fashion world.The fashion industry only caters to young women with perfect bodies. In an interview with WWD over lunch at the Pierre Hotel in New York he asked the reporter, Eric Wilson, "How many women can wear just a patch over their crotch and a bra?" Isn't it embarrassing to see a young girl walking down the street without a shirt? Today's fashion is geared to young people. Levi's bare bellies to the point of nausea is what we see. There aren't clothes for elegant women. I'm

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texts: not afraid to look at some of the things you see in the paper.I made sexy clothes in my day, but there's a point when you have to stop. He liked the work of Rucci, who shared the same views of the state of fashion at the beginning of the new millennium. Rucci told students at the San Francisco Academy of Art University that they were in a state of mediocrity. Most of Rucci's shows were in New York and Paris. "He has the same kind of concept that I had - beautiful details that you don't see in ready-to-wear," <mask> told Horyn of The New York Times in 2002. In 2004, Rucci said that he made clothes like no one else, taking pains to make things that are beautifully finished. Rucci considers <mask> to be a major influence on his work.At an event honoring <mask> at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills, Rucci told a group of distinguished guests, "If we were in Japan, we'd have an expression and call [Galanos] our national living treasure." Alix Browne wrote in The New York Times that he shows no signs of falling out of fashion. Among the international jet-set, Hollywood stars and supermodels, and have been seen in <mask>'s vintage gowns, are such notable women as Renée Zellweger, Nicole Kidman, Jessica Alba, and Tatiana Sorokko. The Serge Sorokko Gallery in San Francisco held an


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texts: exhibition of <mask>'s photography in 2006 after he reinvented himself as an abstract photographer. More than 40 photographs taken by <mask> were featured in the show. The works were mostly abstract, with the exception of a few mystical, mirror-effect enigmatic landscapes. Similar to fashion design, his photography focused on material, shape and color.The subjects were photographed in evocative light and created subtle variations of tone and shading. The youngest designer to win the Coty Fashion Award was <mask>. In 1959 he was in the Coty Hall of Fame. He received the Crystal Ball Award from The Fashion Group of Philadelphia in 1963, the Fashion Award from the Drexel Institute of Technology in 1965, the London Sunday Times International Award in 1968, and the Golden 44 Award from the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce in 1980. He was named to the International Best Dressed List Hall of Fame in 1982. The Council of Fashion Designers of America Lifetime Achievement Award was given to <mask> in 1985. The City of New York placed bronze plaques on the pavement of Seventh Avenue to honor American fashion designers.One of the first designers to be honored was <mask>. He received a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the San Francisco Academy of Art University in 2008, one year after he received


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texts: the Rodeo Drive Walk of Style Award. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art all have permanent collections of his designs. The career of <mask> spanned more than half a century. Anne-Marie Schiro wrote in The New York Times that <mask> has devoted 44 years of his life to designing clothes to make women look beautiful. Bernardine Morris wrote in an introduction to the catalogue of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art that he was a hero to everyone who worshiped at the feet of fashion. He was seen as the equal of the French designers who represented the apotheosis of fashion.The difference is that the French Haute couture made custom clothes, while <mask>' clothes were ready-to-wear. He is an American designer. The French learned a lesson after he pointed the way, that it is ready-to-wear that dominates fashion in this country. This may be <mask>' major contribution to the fashion world: he brought brilliance and quality to styles meant to be bought off the rack. Two years after his passing, the university named a new exhibition after him. <mask> never married. He was the uncle of a jewelry designer.He lived in Palm Springs and West Hollywood after retiring. He died at his home in West Hollywood,

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title: James Galanos

texts: California at the age of 92. Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, California Museum at Fashion Institute of Technology, New York, N.Y. There are young faces in fashion. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Company was founded in 1956. There is aSIN B0007E744Y.The wheels of fashion. Doubleday & Company was founded in Garden City, New York. ASIN B0007DKMIA is owned by Marilyn. The people are beautiful. Coward-McCann was published in New York. Walter, aSIN B001Q8MM7O. Robert, Riley.The Fashion Makers is a photographic record. New York: Bookthrift Co. Watkins, Josephine Ellis. Who is in fashion? New York: Fairchild Publications. Waltz, Barbara, and Morris are related to Bernardine. The makers of fashion.Random House was in New York. Catherine Houck. The Encyclopedia of Fashion. New York: St. Martin's Press. Barbaralee Diamonstein. The inside story of fashion. The book was written in New York.The name of the person is Milbank. The great designers are couture. Stewart, Tabori and Chang were from New York. The name of the person is Milbank. The evolution of American style is discussed in New York Fashion. The book was written in New York. Annalee has gold.90 years of fashion. New York: Fairchild Publications. Bradley and <mask>. The Western Reserve Historical Society was in Cleveland.


title: James Galanos

texts: Anne Stegemeyer. Who is in fashion? New York: Fairchild Publications.John Loring. <mask>. Eleanore Tiffany in Fashion: A Study of American Fashion and Fashion Photography was written by Eleanore Tiffany. The book was written in New York. Dennita. The style of the runway is extended by Tatiana Sorokko. The Russian Fashion Museum is in Moscow.Morrow is one of the sources of The World of <mask>nos. A Certain Quality: Galanos was published in October 1981 by Architectural Digest. Batterberry, Ariane and Michael are The Loner. <mask>nos: Disciplined Elegance in the Hollywood Hills was published in 1985. There are External links to <mask> at

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title: Jason Butcher

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title: Marshall Neilan

texts: <mask> "Mickey<mask> was an American motion picture actor, screenwriter, film director, and producer. <mask> was born in San Bernardino, California. <mask> had to give up school to work in order to support his mother after his father's death. As a teenager, he began acting in live theatre, and in 1910 he got a job as chauffeur, driving Biograph Studios executives around Los Angeles to determine the suitability of the West Coast as a place for a permanent studio. Neilan made his film debut as a member of the cast of the American Film Manufacturing Company Western The Stranger at Coyote. Neilan was the first cast in the Western film production facility in Santa Monica. Neilan's talent saw him directing films within a year of joining the company.Neilan had acted in more than seventy silent film shorts and directed more than thirty others when he was hired by the Selig Polyscope Company. Neilan was one of the founding members of the Motion Picture Directors Association. Neilan was hired by Mary Pickford Films at the end of 1916 and directed several productions, including Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm and The Little Princess. Neilan's directing successes led to him creating his own production company and between 1920 and 1926, <mask> productions made eleven feature-length films, almost all of which were distributed through First National Pictures. He directed and produced the films The Lotus Eater and Bits of Life. Although he had

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title: Marshall Neilan

texts: difficulty adapting to directing the new talkies, he was hired by RKO Radio Pictures in 1929 and directed The Vagabond Lovers. The film was a hit, making a profit of $335,000, and was one of four top hits for RKO in 1929.<mask> helped out in many areas of filmmaking through acting, directing, and writing early in his career. The original story for the Howard Hughes film, Hell's Angels, was written by a talented writer. Initially, he had also been hired as the film's director, back when it was still silent, but Hughes' domineering style forced him to drop out, and he was replaced a few weeks into production by a more pliable director, Edmund Goulding. Hal Roach Studios hired him to direct a few films in 1930, and he made his final directorial effort in 1937. In Elia Kazan's A Face in the Crowd, <mask> played an older and less enlightened United States Senator who had battled alcoholism for a large part of his adult life. <mask> received the George Eastman Award in 1955 for his contribution to the art of film. He received an "Honorary Life Member Award" from the Directors Guild of America in 1940.He received a star on the Walk of Fame. <mask> had a son, <mask>, Jr., who was the only child of <mask> and Bambrick. <mask> married actress Blanche Sweet a year after he and Bambrick divorced. They divorced in 1929. <mask> died of throat cancer. He is buried in a cemetery. The Police Officer The Wooers of Mountain Kate is a short

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title: Joseline Hernandez

texts: "The Puerto Rican Princess" is a Puerto Rican reality television personality, rapper, and actress. She was on the main cast of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta. She and Stevie J starred in the spin-off Stevie J & Joseline: Go Hollywood. <mask> was born on November 3, 1986, in Ponce, Puerto Rico, and grew up in the public housing system of Puerto Rico. Her father died of a heroin overdose. She moved to Florida with her family at the age of 6. Her youngest brother needs special care.She began stripping when she was 16 to provide for her family. Shenellica Bettencourt was arrested for lewd and lascivious behavior in 2003 and 2007. Shenellica Bettencourt was a stripper at the Diamond Cabaret in Miami when she filmed a failed television pilot for Showtime. Stevie J discovered him while he was a stripper at the Onyx Club in Atlanta. She became part of the original cast of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta in 2012 as Stevie J's new artist, an aspiring rapper, singer and actress. His girlfriend, Mimi Faust, was angry that the two were romantically involved. The Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta's leading storyline was the trio's love triangle, which continued as a main cast member for six seasons.The show averaged 3.5 million viewers per episode, making it one of the highest rated shows on the network. As a result of the show's success, he has guest spots on This Is Hot 97, The Wendy Williams Show and Hip, as well as appearances at the AVN Awards and the Hip Hop Awards. She made a number of appearances with Stevie in various hip hop and R&B videos. During the course of the show, she released a series of singles and music videos, many of which are sung and spoken in Spanish, her native tongue. She performed her songs "Church" and "Stingy with My Kutty Katt"


title: Joseline Hernandez

texts: live. She was on the track "Girls Gone Wild" with Young Dro. The spin-off show Stevie J & Joseline: Go Hollywood was watched by 2.6 million viewers.She starred in her own television special, Joseline's Special Delivery, in which she documented the birth of her child. Lee Daniels' television series Star aired from December 14, 2016 to June 5, 2016 on Fox. She was a stripper in the pilot episode. She reprised her role in three more episodes. He co-hosted The Real from January 23 to 27 and again from May 1 to 5. On June 1, 2017, he quit Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta during the taping of the sixth season's reunion, due to tensions with the show's producers. On August 6, 2017, <mask>'s Cabaret released a preview of the song "Run Me My Money" on her social media accounts."Run Me My Money" is said to be a record aimed at Scott-Young. "The show people, let's just get this very clear, all them bitches that go through Love & Hip Hop, they work for me." I get royalties on all of them. She didn't say if she was taking aim at Scott-Young. Over the next few weeks, he released snippets of eight new songs, "Slay", "Playboy Bunny", "Papi Lindo", "Spanish Fuck a Check", "Finger Rocksta", and "No Me Importa". Miss Mulatto. She released "Run Me My Money" in full as a digital download."Hate Me Now" was released on November 15. The song was said to be a track against the singer. "Hate Me Now" peaked at number nine on the HotNew HipHop's Top 100 Songs chart due to its beef-centered content. The preview of the music video for "Hate Me Now" was released in January. On January 8, it was reported that Joseline Takes Miami was being filmed. <mask> was a commentator on the talk show Bossip from August 30 to October 4. On March 4, it was reported that

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title: Joseline Hernandez

texts: production on Joseline Takes Miami had stopped and that the network was requesting reshoots.The project never aired. <mask> was a guest star on Married to Medicine. On October 11, it was announced that <mask> had signed a deal with Zeus Network to create, produce and star in her own reality show franchise. <mask>'s Cabaret: Miami would premiere on January 19, 2020. Joseline will return to the Love & Hip Hop franchise after a three year hiatus and join the cast of Love & Hip Hop: Miami for its third season, which will premiere January 6, 2020. On January 9, 2020, WE tv announced that Joseline and her boyfriend Balistic Beats would appear on the latest season of Marriage Boot Camp: Hip Hop Edition, which would premiere on February 6, 2020. She and Stevie initially claimed to be married.In court documents released later that year, <mask> confirmed they were in a long-term relationship and never legally married, even though Stevie J admitted in 2016 that the marriage was faked for publicity. The couple's break up was documented in Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta's fifth season, but they have reconciled since then. During the filming of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta''s fifth season reunion, she revealed she was pregnant with Stevie's sixth child. On December 28, 2016 she gave birth to their daughter. Robin Ingouma, also known as Balistic Beats, was reported to be dating <mask> in April 2019. The couple got married. Television References External links Reality television participants 1986 births Living people Rappers from Atlanta Bisexual musicians Bisexual women LGBT rappers Hispanic and Latino American rappers Puerto Rican women rappers Puerto Rican women musicians 21st-century Puerto Rican women singers Puerto Rican female models

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title: Kiichiro Toyoda

texts: He was the son of the founder of Toyoda Loom Works. Toyota Motor Corporation was created by his decision to change Toyoda's focus from automatic loom manufacture to automobile manufacturing. <mask> persuaded his brother, who was the head of the family business, to invest in the expansion of Toyoda Loom Works into a concept automobiles division, which was considered a risk to the family business at the time. Before <mask> died, he encouraged his son to follow his dream and pursue automobile manufacturing, and <mask> would solidify the mechanical prowess the family had experienced inventing steam, oil, and electric looms, and would develop and institute what eventually became the global powerhouse of modern fame today, Toyota He would change the spelling of the company to get good luck. In 1950, when he resigned from the company he had started, he wouldn't know the success that would come to him. His peers would call him "Japan's Thomas Edison" after he died.In 1957, his cousin Eiji <mask> would follow him as head of Toyota Motor Corporation and build the successful expansion into a world-class conglomeration of engineering and the launch of Japan's most prominent luxury brand, Lexus. On June 11, 1894, <mask> <mask> was born as the eldest son of Sakichi <mask> and Tami Sahara in Shizuoka, Japan. Sakichi lived in Toyohashi before <mask> was born. <mask> was given a name by Sakichi at the time. He returned to Toyohashi after being named <mask>. Less than two months after he was born, his mother left him and his husband. She felt that her husband was too focused on industrial inventions to pay attention to their family life.<mask> was raised by his grandparents. At the age of three, <mask> moved to Nagoya, Aichi, where he lived with his mother. Kiichiro attended Takadake Ordinary Elementary School, which is now the Nagoya Municipal Higashisakura Elementary School. He attended Aichi Normal School Elementary School, Aichi University of Education Nagoya Elementary School, Meirin Junior High School, and Second High School. He graduated from the Faculty of

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title: Kiichiro Toyoda

texts: Engineering at Tokyo Imperial University in 1920. He stayed in Tokyo Imperial University at the Faculty of Law for seven months after graduation. Kiichiro was an excellent student.After graduating university, he returned to his hometown of Nagoya and joined his father's company, which was founded in 1918. Kiichir went to San Francisco, London, and other places from July 1921 to February 1922. After learning about the spinning and weaving industry, I returned from Marseille via Shanghai. In December 1922, he married Hatako Iida, the daughter of the co- founder of the Takashimaya department store chain. <mask> was the Managing Director of Toyota Industries Corporation. He set up a pilot plant in Kariya, Aichi because he was interested in automatic looms, even though his father disagreed. The automobile industry was in its infancy when he traveled to Europe and America from September 1929 to April 1930.The automobile department was established in Toyota in 1933. The automotive manufacturing act made it a licensed company in 1936. Toyota Motor Corporation became independent in 1937. The president was Rizaburo <mask>, while the vice president was Kiichir. <mask> was president in 1941. The family business and home fronts would be affected at the height of the Pacific theater of World War II. His business would be forced to make trucks for the Imperial Japanese Army, and his children's education would be delayed.The family firms wouldn't be destroyed in the days leading up to the Japanese government's surrender. Without him, today's Japanese automobile industry might have been less developed. The Japanese economy is supported by the automobile industry. Between 1955 and 1980, the number of automobiles produced in Japan increased from 70,000 to over 11 million, while the number of automobiles produced in the United States increased from over 2 million to over 3 million. In 1985 the ratio of overseas exports of Japanese automobiles was over 50%. <mask> is said to have opened the path for the Japanese automobile industry, and he is credited with creating from

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title: Kiichiro Toyoda

texts: scratch domestic cars that were superior to foreign cars. The United States and Japan had differences in the automobile industry during World War II.Kiichiro developed the domestic production of automobiles in the early 1930s. Toyota began full-scale development of automobiles in 1933. The development of the car did not go smoothly. He gathered those who had experience in automobile manufacturing from across Japan because no one had experience in automobile manufacturing. It took six months to make the engine. The first A1 passenger car was built in May 1935. It produced AA passenger cars that improved the A1 type and GA trucks that improved the G1 type.The Nissan Motor Company designated Toyota Industries Corporation as a licensed company under the automotive manufacturing act. Kiichiro was worried that being selected as a licensed company would cause the destruction of the Japanese automobile industry. <mask> was elected as vice president of Toyota Motor Corporation in 1937. <mask>'s management was very good for two reasons. He made the operation simpler in order to produce more cars. The purpose and jurisdiction of each division were clearly decided in order to clarify the internal organization. He reduced the risk of mass-produced cars by being involved in the manufacture of specialty cars.The Koromo Factory was established in November of 1938. The management was put into a critical situation because of the problems of automobile quality and cost. <mask> solved the situation by taking prompt action and in-house manufacturing of automobile parts. <mask> was the president of Toyota in 1941. Due to the war, Toyota Motor Corporation restricted its activities. The second Sino-Japanese War caused great challenges to the Japanese automobile industry, including Toyota Motor Corporation. The production and purchase of passenger cars was difficult after the end of the war because the Japanese government restricted automobile production.The National General Mobilization Law was enacted to maximize the use of human and physical resources. Toyota Motor

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title: Kiichiro Toyoda

texts: Corporation was required to give trucks to the military. In order to increase the production of military trucks, small passenger car production ceased and the production of passenger cars was restricted. The Minister of Commerce and Industry gave permission for automobile industries to sell passenger cars. Control was further strengthened after that. The control Toyota and Nissan had over the sale of large trucks and buses by the Japanese government made customers buy these trucks and buses personally. The people who wanted to purchase were approved.To be specific, they applied for purchase at a dealer with permission of local police officers, obtained a survey from the dealer, and then applied for a vehicle dispatch to the manufacturer. The possibility of accepting general orders is very low. The situation became worse after World War II. In 1944, Toyota Motor Corporation was designated as a munitions company. <mask> was not allowed to make passenger cars. Kiichiro was thinking about technical problems even during this time. Despite the difficult times, he believed that the automobile business would serve Japan.The war ended in Japan on August 15, 1945, after the Potsdam Declaration was accepted by Japan. Postwar Japan was occupied by GHQ. GHQ did not allow a Japanese automobile company to make passenger cars. <mask> was still facing difficult problems. He did not lose in this situation. He was a leader in the restoration of the Japanese automotive industry. He became the chairman of the organization after establishing an umbrella organization for the automotive industry.He made GHQ admit that the new organization was different from the one that fought during the war. Representatives of distribution companies were invited by <mask>. He spoke about policy changes at Toyota Motor Corporation and talked about the recovery of the automobile industry. The representatives were impressed by his speeches. He acted on behalf of the automobile industry because he was passionate about it. Many dealers of each company became independent after the war. Some of the

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title: Kiichiro Toyoda

texts: syndicate consisting of 24 banks was established through the placement of the Bank of Japan. Subject to Toyota's reconstruction plan, the company could get 188.2 million in loans. <mask> overcame the bankruptcy crisis of 1949. The company's business performance never recovered from the labor dispute. On October 25, 1949, GHQ issued a memo on the removal of restrictions on the production and sale of automobiles. The production and sale of automobiles became free in principle, but the allocation and distribution system by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry remained, and the prices of materials and automobiles remained regulated. The profitability of the automobile business remained difficult even after the controlled prices of materials were raised.Toyota Motor Corporation and Nissan Motor Corporation deteriorated in their business performance. For four and a half months from November 16, 1949 to March 31, 1950, Toyota Labor Union decided that the personnel cut was inevitable, and a quasi-fighting system was established in March of the same year. Long-standing disputes have intensified since then. The negotiations with the labor union were handled by the management army because <mask>, who was originally hypertensive, became ill. On April 22, 1950, the company announced 1,600 voluntary retirements to the labor union. Since the company had promised not to lay off its personnel, the union became furious and continued with extreme strikes. After the declaration, production dropped 70% in April and May and the strikes continued for two months.<mask> resigned as the president on June 5, 1950, when the company would be destroyed. The strike ended when he retired. Everyone was shocked by <mask>'s resignation, and the union had respect for him. After retiring from the president, he created a laboratory at his home in Setagaya, Tokyo, and worked every day to design a helicopter. On March 27, 1952, <mask> died from a cerebral hemorrhage caused by chronic disease. He was 57 years old. There are references to University of Tokyo alumni and Japanese

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title: Judith Weinstock

texts: <mask> is an Israeli author. The oldest daughter of Chana and Chaim is <mask>. Her parents were among the founding members of the religious kibbutz of Be'erot Yitzhak. At the age of six, <mask> moved with her family to the moshava of Pardes Hanna, where she grew up. Her father was an activist for the Hapoel HaMizrachi national religious party. Tel Aviv's Talpiot College is where Weinstock studied preschool education. She received her education management degree from Bar-Ilan University.For nearly four decades, <mask> worked in preschool education, first as a kindergarten teacher, and later as a kindergarten teachers’ instructor, a kindergarten superintendent, and an executive member of the Central District at the Ministry of Education. She wrote and created curriculums for public and religious kindergartens. She began her literary work after her retirement. She wrote short stories that were published. Her books, the short story anthology 'Who by fire' and the novel 'A Woman Like Her', were published. <mask> is married to Ben-<mask>, a former insurance professional, founder and first chairman of the Shomra insurance company, and the owner of a real estate firm. They live in Petah Tikva.A mother of four, <mask> is an entrepreneur and former CEO of Shomra insurance company. Who by fire is a literary work. An anthology of short stories tracing the lives of the figures that comprise the tapestry of Israeli society in general, and of national-religious society in particular, set against life in the state of Israel during its founding, its formation, and up to the present-day. The stories are written from a place of present-day life, but look back to what was, and at dealing with the changes, cracks, and rifts that form and widen with time. The book deals with

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title: Judith Weinstock

texts: couples, parent-child relationships, friendship, interaction between religious and secular people, mourning, troubled childhood experiences, relationships between old and new immigrants in Israeli society, life in the settlements, and ideologies and their actualization. The author's unique style of writing and the events that come from some unfamiliar twilight land make Who by fire... a surprisingly interesting anthology. <mask>'s stories have a different flavor, which doesn't suit every palate, but which is worth sampling, even a bit.Nima Zissman is a charismatic spiritual leader who returns people to religion. She disappears one day and leaves a trail of questions, rumors, and doubts. The story is told in the first person by her girlhood friend, who reads her journals, and also recounts girlhood friendship as a complex relationship with its ups and downs through the years. Through the journals, the story of Zissman is uncovered and shown in a different light, revealing added layers, secrets, missed opportunities, and a double life, all of which recasts Nima's story. The main character's unusual story serves Weinstock as a platform for pointedly and ironically discussing the dilemmas of the national-religious world, caught as it is between the Orthodox and secular worlds, and allows her to review its complexities and weaknesses by discussing passion. The achievement of A Woman Like Her lies in presenting the dilemmas of national-religious women accessibly, in a way that highlights the differences typical of their world together with their dilemmas. <mask> <mask> is listed on the Modern Hebrew Literature Lexicon website and on the Simania website."A woman like her" was published in Ma'ariv and "Go for it: The week's recommendations" was published on the

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title: Stanley Clinton-Davis, Baron Clinton-Davis

texts: <mask>, <mask>, PC was born in December of 1928. He was a member of the Labour Party and a minister in the Labour governments of Tony Blair and Harold Wilson. The European Commissioner was in the Delors Commission. In 1990 he became a Life Peer and sat on the Labour benches in the House of Lords. <mask> was changed by deed poll. The only child of Sidney and Lilly Davis, Davis was born in December of 1928. He graduated from King's College London in 1950 with a law degree.He was admitted as a lawyer. Davis was interested in Labour politics at an early age. He formed the Labour Society at King's College London after joining the Labour Party. He was on the executive council of the National Association of Labour Student Organisations. In 1959 Davis was elected to the London Council. He was the Chairman of Social Services. From 1968 to 1969 he was the Mayor of Hackney.At the 1955 general election, Davis stood as a parliamentary candidate for the Conservative-held constituency of Portsmouth Langstone. He failed to win a seat in the 1959 and 1964 general elections. At the 1970 general election, Davis was elected to the House of Commons. The constituency was abolished due to boundary changes. From 1974 to 1979 Davis held the post of Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Companies, Aviation and Shipping in the governments of Harold Wilson and James Callaghan. After the Conservative Party's victory in the 1979 general election, Davis remained on the Labour front bench as the opposition spokesman on Trade, Prices and Consumer Protection and Foreign Affairs. On May 22, 1979 he asked Margaret Thatcher a question at Prime Minister's Questions.In 1985 Davis was appointed to serve as European Commissioner in the Delors Commission. He was the European Commissioner for Transport, the Environment and Nuclear Safety. The Grand Cross Order of King Leopold II of Belgium was awarded to Clinton-Davis in 1990. Clinton-Davis was a member of the United Kingdom Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and Western

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title: Vinay Sheel Oberoi

texts: He was an officer of the 1979 batches. He was a member of the Assam-Meghalaya Cadre. The Ambassador and Permanent Representative of India to UNESCO was also the Secretary to the Government of India in the Ministry of Women and Child Development. The Doon School and St. Stephen's College are where Education Oberoi studied. He received a postgraduate degree from the Delhi School of Economics. The president of the Delhi School of Economics Students Union was <mask>. After teaching economics at Ramjas College, <mask> joined the Indian Administrative Service.He cleared the entrance exam in his first try, making him one of the youngest officers in his class. He began his career in the field as a Sub Divisional Magistrate in Barpeta and later became the District Magistrate when Barpeta became a district. He worked in the Finance, Home and Political departments in the Assam secretariat. He was assigned to the Department of Economic Affairs. The Policy desk for the World Bank assigned Oberoi to develop social sector projects and loans, as well as complete negotiations for India's first education loan in March 1990. In 1990 Oberoi returned to Assam as the Finance Department Secretary. In May 1993 he was deputed to the Central Government in the Ministry of Defence.Measures for conventional disarmament, restraint on land mine usage, and restrictions on us of other laser weapons deemed to be excessively injurious were all taken into account by the UN and international organizations. The Chief (Industry and Technology) of the United Nations Development Programme in India

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title: Vinay Sheel Oberoi

texts: from 1996 to 2001 was Oberoi. The National Mission on Bamboo Applications was established in 2002. In this role, Oberoi steered the development of non traditional products and promoted the manufacture, usage and applications in fields as diverse as engineered bamboo for structural applications, charcoal, activated carbon, and gasifiers to generate electricity and thermal energy. In 2007, he was the Agriculture Production Commissioner. Facilities to provide quality planting material, training technology services, and aggregation support for commercialization were all part of his efforts for this hill state. He was assigned to a number of departments.His role in establishing the National Institute of Fashion Technology in Shillong was widely appreciated. In 2010 <mask> coordinated the E9 group of countries, and the G77 and China as Chairperson, and represented India on major discussions on the Post 2015 Agenda for Education. After retirement, he lent his expertise to World Heritage. He was appointed as an advisor to the Government of Rajasthan ahead of Jaipur's nomination to the World Heritage Committee. A book on World Heritage will be edited by <mask> and Shikha Jain in 2020.The Secretary to the Government of India returned to New Delhi to work as the Secretary, Women and Child Development. Within the year, a number of initiatives were developed, including the Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Programme, a multi-faceted set of initiatives to correct the child sex ratio. The programme for protection of child rights and elimination of child-trafficking was the

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texts: finalization of the juvenile justice bill. The Secretary, Higher Education, was transferred to the Ministry of Human Resource Development. The launch of the National Institute Ranking Framework was one of the highlights of his term. The major science and engineering challenges faced by the industry were addressed by the initiative. <mask> was appointed as an independent director after retirement.In April, it was announced that Mr. <mask> would be the chairperson of the High Power Committee that was formed to examine the process of the Class XII exams. <mask> joined the institute as an advisor. He was an advisor to a number of institutions, including the National Crafts Museum and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme. He worked for the development of the North Eastern states of India even beyond his professional responsibilities. "In The Forest Hangs A Bridge" is a documentary film that tells the story of a 1000 foot long suspension bridge made in the Damro Village of the Siang region. The film won the Golden Lotus at the National Film Awards in 2000 for the best non-feature/documentary film of the year. He combined his interest in photography and the West Kameng region of India into a book, which will be published by Roli books.During the "Experiencing the North East" festival held at India International Centre, New Delhi, the photographs of the Monpa people were exhibited. He was one of the founding members of the Siang Rush festival, promoting the sport of motor rallying in North East India. The Doon School alumni and the Delhi School of Economics are

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title: Mukhriz Mahathir

texts: A Malaysian politician who twice served as the 11th and 13th Menteri Besar of Kedah from May 2013 to February 2016 is named Dato' Utama Mukhriz bin Tun Dr. He was the deputy minister of international trade and industry in the Barisan Nasional administration from March 2008 to May 2013. He has been a Member of Parliament (MP) for Jerlun since May 2018, as well as a Member of the Kedah State Legislative Assembly (MLA) for Jitra and Ayer Hitam. He is the son of the 4th, 7th and former Prime Minister of Malaysia. He is a founding member and 1st President of the Homeland Fighters' Party. He was a founding member, 1st Deputy President and State Chairman of Kedah of the Malaysian United Indigenous Party (BERSATU) from party foundation in September 2016 to his membership termination in May 2020. He was a member of the UMNO until he left the party to found BERSATU.He is one of the two Menteris Besar of Malaysia. <mask> received a bachelor's degree in business management from Sophia University in Tokyo. After graduating from Boston University, he received a bachelor's degree in marketing. The Malaysian Franchise Association is one of the businesses that <mask> has held various posts in. He was the executive director of Perdana Peace Global Organisation. He was the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Bioven. <mask> and her husband were married on November 14, 1993 and have four children.<mask> admitted that his daughter and son-in-law were arrested by the police for breaching the recovery movement control order. <mask>'s daughter, Meera Alyanna Mukhriz, apologized for breaching recovery

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title: Mukhriz Mahathir

texts: movement-control order procedures by staying out past the 12pm closing time. He won election to the executive council of UMNO's youth wing by getting the highest number of votes of any candidate. He was a potential candidate for the deputy chief of UMNO Youth, but later withdrew his candidacy. <mask> spoke for his father in the events of the rift between the Prime Minister and his father. <mask> was elected as one of the seven delegates from Kubang Pasu in UMNO's general assembly in 2006 but his father lost a bid to be elected as one of the seven. <mask> won the Jerlun Parliament Seat in the 2008 Malaysian general election.He offered to contest in Langkawi Parliament Seat but was rejected by 85 UMNO branches in Langkawi. Many Langkawi leaders supported him later. <mask> was welcomed by the Jerlun UMNO division and promised full support in the election. <mask> was a candidate for the UMNO Youth Chief in 2009, after Hishamuddin Hussein released his position. He was challenged by two other people. The division meetings took place between October and November 2008. <mask> lost in the final vote count after being seen as the leader in nominations.However, a controversy was sparked when Khairy was allowed to contest for the post even though he was found guilty for being involved with money politics by the UMNO Disciplinary Board. The allegation was denied by Khairy. <mask> gave up his seat in federal parliament to run in the Kedah State Assembly seat of Ayer Hitam. The plan was to become the Chief Minister of Kedah if the Barisan Nasional coalition could defeat the PR state government. <mask>

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title: Mukhriz Mahathir

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title: Sydney Freeman Jr.

texts: He is an educational theorist, social scientist, and former educational administrator. He has written several articles about the history and state of the Seventh-Day Adventist. His areas of research include higher education, the challenges in higher education administration programs, the university presidency, the faculty career cycle, and the leadership of historically black colleges and universities. He is the first African American male to be promoted to full professor in the history of the University of Idaho. Growing up in Camden, New Jersey, the third generation in his family to reside there, to Christian singers and musicians, was an early life and education. Mary Lewis was a community service advocate in the church. He was a leader in singing and drama ministries at one of the four historically black boarding college-preparatory academies that he attended, as well as a leader in Seventh-day Adventist Church schools from preschool to college.The Progressive Black Caucus was founded by <mask>. They helped him see excellence in other ways. After watching the president of Oakwood, Delbert Baker, he decided to go into higher education with the goal of becoming a university president. He received a master's degree in 2008 and a PhD in higher education administration in 2011. Higher education, the challenges in higher education administration programs, the university presidency, the faculty career cycle, and the leadership of historically black colleges and universities are some of the areas of research carried out by <mask>. He was the director of the Teaching and

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texts: Learning Center at the university. The Learning Resource Network named him a certified online instructor.The Department of Leadership and Counseling at the University of Idaho had a professor named <mask>. He was a member of the University of Idaho's presidential selection committee. He was named to a three-year term on the College of Educational National Alumni Council. He was the youngest person on the council. At the University of Idaho, where 13 percent of its faculty are people of color, he is often the first black professor that many of his students have had. Advancing Education as a Field of Study: In Quest of Doctoral Degree Guidelines was the lead editor and received the "Book of the Year" award in 2015. He was the editor-in-chief of The Journal for the Study of Postsecondary and Tertiary Education.He was a member of several review boards. The first African American male to be promoted to full professorship in the history of the University of Idaho was promoted to full professorship at the age of 36. The University of Idaho's Black History Research Lab was founded in the fall of 2021. He was the first black person to earn the Barbara Townsend Award from the Association for the Study of Higher Education, for his work focusing on higher education leadership preparation, as well as giving a keynote lecture at the association's annual conference. He was a visiting scholar at the University of Pennsylvania. Maury Jackson is a theologian at La Sierra University. He stated that the cross starts and ends at the cross.He stated that theology and beliefs are influenced


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texts: by culture and experience. He called for the training of more African American theologians, as well as the development of a black Adventist theology. He was researching the life and works of Owen Troy, the first Adventist of color to earn a doctorate in theology. The husband is an assistant professor at the University of Idaho. They were working together on a book chapter about their experiences as black professors in a majority white university and rural community. The Robert MacVitte Emerging Leader of the Year Award was given by the American Association of University Administrators. Presidents Descriptions of their Doctoral Education are included in "The Academic Pathways to University Leadership: Presidents Descriptions of their Doctoral Education".The International Journal of Doctoral Studies is a peer-reviewed journal. There was a number of 93 and 125. _ 2012 There are implications for policy and practice in the future of higher education preparation. The journal deals with education policy. There is a count of 1: 1–8. There is a presidential perspective on the role of assessment and accountability in higher education.The International Journal of Educational Leadership preparation is a journal. There are implications for policy and practice in the future of higher education preparation. The journal deals with education policy. There is a count of 1: 1–8. S.; Kochan, F. The Knowledge and Competencies in 21st Century Higher Education Needed Leadership was written by University Presidents. The journal is about educational leadership.1: 20. Wolfe, B.; <mask>, Jr., S.


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texts: Insights and Policy Implications for Higher Education's Predominantly White Institutions is a case administrator of color. The journal deals with education policy. 1: 11. S<mask>, Jr. There are strategies for students who want to become higher education faculty members."International". The Journal of Doctoral Studies was published in 1991. <mask>, Jr., S.; Gasman, M. The role of Historically Black College and University Presidents in grooming the next generation of leaders was discussed. The college record of teachers. 116: 34. N. C., S., and M. L. collaborated on a project.There are higher education graduate programs at minority institutions. The journal deals with black studies. 40 (3): 19 There is a core curriculum in higher education programs. The International Journal of Doctoral Studies was published in 2011. "Generational and Fatal Leadership in a Time of Unprecedented Challenges and Changes" was written by H. J., S., and H. E. The journal deals with higher education management.31 (1): 28–42. _ The Journal for the Study of Postsecondary Education was introduced. There is a journal for the study of tertiary education. There is a count of 1: 1–8. S.; Diramio, D. Faculty hiring at top ranked higher education administration.The journal of professors. There were 94 and 127 in the 8 (2). <mask>, Jr., S.; Gasman, M.; Commodore, F.; Carter, C. "Leaders Wanted!" Skills are needed for a successful 21st Historically Black College and University Presidency. The journal deals with black studies. 6: 16.A. Hilton. The governing structures of state supported Historically Black

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texts: Colleges and Universities. The Journal of HBCU Research + Culture was published in January. McGaskey, F.; <mask>, Jr. S.; Guyton, C.; and Guyton, C.W. An exploratory study was done on the social support networks of black males. The journal deals with black studies. 40 (2): 141–158Chambers, C.R. The man is S., Jr. "From Margin to Center: Rethinking the Canon in Higher Education Graduate Programs". There is a journal for the study of tertiary education. 2, 115–119. Forthun, G.; <mask>, Jr., S. The literature was reviewed in "Community College Leadership Preparation Programs: A Review of the Literature".Community College is a business. 1: 14–26 Kitchell, A.; Carr-Chellman, A. The year 2017: The online curriculum is referred to as the Negentropic Professor. There is a magazine called ELearn. Tomlinson, G.; <mask>, Jr., S.Who selected you? There are faculty selection processes at top-ranked higher education graduate programs. The Journal of Farther and Higher Education. 1–13. Forthun, G.; <mask>, S., Jr. There are executive higher education programs in the United States. There are issues informing science and information technology education."Moving into the New Trump Era: A Black Scholar's Response" was written by S. The Berkeley Review is in education. May 18, 2017: Homework for white leaders. There are diverse issues in higher education. 34 (8): 25. Douglas, T. M. O.; Lane-Bonds, D.; and <mask>, Jr., S."Voices from the Field: There is No Manual for University Presidents: An Interview with the President of Andrews University, on her leadership in response to the

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texts: #ItIsTimeAU uprising on her campus" The journal deals with Negro education. 86 (3): 368–380. S<mask>, Jr. A Means of Increasing Competitive Edge for Tenure-Track Faculty Positions was written in a manuscript. The International Journal of Doctoral Studies is a peer-reviewed journal. There are 13 articles in this series.<mask>, Jr., S.; Bird, S. Qualitative research can be taught online. Informing Faculty is 3 (1) S.; Louis, D. A critical examination of the role of mentoring in the development of black male higher education and student affairs scholars. African American Males in Education is a journal. 9 (1): 19–39Wheeler, E. M.; <mask>, Jr., S. "'Scholaring While Black': Discourses on Race, Gender, and the Tenure Track The Journal of the Professoriate. 9 (2): 57–86. Carr-Chellman, A.A.; <mask>, Jr.; S.; Kitchel, A. The year 2019. "Leadership for Negentropic online enterprise".Nueva Revista: de Politica. (Spain) 77: 437–454. S., Jr., K., Al-Asfour, A., and Thacker are related. There are barriers to leadership for faculty of color. "Universities". There are issues informing science and information technology. 16: 361–374.Thacker, R.; <mask>, Jr., S.; and Campbell, D. Learning from International Approaches to Higher Education Leadership Development is the topic of "Setting a New Global Agenda: Learning from International Approaches to Higher Education Leadership Development". The Journal for the Study of Postsecondary and Tertiary Education was published in 2004. Douglas, T.; <mask>, Jr., S.; and Denham, A. February 26, 2019. The Three Hebrew Boys: Exploring

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texts: Border-Crossing Brotha-ship in the Journeys of Three Tenured Black Male Seventh-day Adventist Professors is a sequel to The Three Hebrew Boys. There are religions.10 (142): 18. <mask>, Jr., S.; Kochan, F. Exploring Mentoring across Gender, Race, and Generation in Higher Education is an ethnographic study. The International Journal of Mentoring and Coaching is a journal. 8 (1): 18. S.; Forthun, G. "The Paucity of Asian-American Endowed Professors and Endowed Chairs: Toward a More Racially Integrated System of advancement in the Professoriate"The journal deals with education policy. 1: 12. Carr-Chellman, A.; Kitchell, A.; and <mask>, Jr., S. "Negentropy: Energy Creating tools for Organizational Development". Tech trends. Jensen, D.; <mask>, Jr., S. The rise of higher education as a field of study is described in "Stepping to Center Stage: The Rise of Higher Education as a Field of Study".The journal is about educational foundations. There are 32 (1,2,3, & 4) items. Palmer, R.; <mask>, Jr., S. There are unsuccessful leadership practices for presidents at HBCUs. The Journal of Diversity in Higher Education was published. <mask>, Jr., S.; Forthun, G. "The Paucity of Asian-American Endowed Professors and Endowed Chairs: Toward a More Racially Integrated System of advancement in the Professoriate"The journal deals with education policy. 1: 12. <mask>, Jr.; Palmer, R. There are successful leadership practices for presidents at HBCUs. There is a journal about underrepresented and minority progress. The 4th and final part of the 4th and final part of the 4th and final part of

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texts: the 4th and final part of the 4th and final part of the 4th and final part of the 4th and final part of the 4th and final part of the 4 Thacker, R.; <mask>, Jr., S.Stress management is important for university presidents. The William & Mary Educational Review was published. It was 7 (1) and it was 46-70. <mask>, Jr., S., Karkouti, I., and Ward, K. As a Departmental Chair, what are the keys? Higher Education was published in 1939. <mask>, Jr., S.; Karkouti, I.; Douglas, T."Avoiding fake degrees anddiploma mills". There is a journal about Adventist education. The score is 4-11. Al-Asfour, A.; <mask>, Jr. S. The year 2020. Native American students are more likely to complete graduate education if they have effective strategies and characteristics. Theory and Practice 32 is an educational research.Chambers, C.; <mask>, Jr., S. "To Be Young, Gifted, and Black: The Relationship between Age and Race in Obtaining Full Professorships" is a book. There is a review of higher education. There are 43 (3). Al-Asfour, A., Keleher, J., and <mask>, Jr. S. It is necessary to prepare for the College and University Leadership before the age of 40. There is a journal about the college president.19–35. J., Thacker, R., Eicke, D., and <mask>, Jr. S. There is a relationship between job crafting and work commitment among faculty. The Higher Education Quarterly is a publication. 5–14. The year 2021. Understanding the Role of Faculty Empowerment and Job Satisfaction is the topic of "Trust and Self-Determination: Understanding the Role of Faculty Empowerment and Job Satisfaction".The Journal of

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texts: Higher Education. 5–14. Thacker, R. and <mask>, Jr. S. "'When I show up': Black provosts at white institutions". The Harvard Educational Review was published in 1991. The year 2021. There is a theory of the study of higher education.Theory and philosophy in higher education. pp. 67–89. McAvoy, J., <mask>, Jr., S., Kitchell, A., and Carr-Chellman, A. The year 2021. "Perceptions Versus Reality: First Year/ Early Career Faculty Expectations and Experiences through the Lens of Negentropy" is a book. The International Journal of Leadership Education is a journal.The edited books are by Hagedorn, L.S. Goodchild, L., is the author of the book. The year 2014). Advancing Higher Education as a Field of Study is part of the doctorate degree guidelines. Stylus Publishing is in Virginia. _ " Diverse Organizational Issues in Higher Education" is a special issue.The journal deals with education policy, planning and administration. _ "Emerging organizational ussues in higher education" is a special issue. The journal deals with higher education management. 29 Chambers, C.; King, B.R. The role of research in program development.John Wiley & Sons Publishing is located in New Jersey. There is a special issue on black students in education. 40 (2). The journal deals with black studies. <mask>, Jr. S. was born on November 19, 2017). "Shared Governance in Higher Education" is a special issue. A journal for academic labor.This is a workplace.v0i29 S.; Lee, J. M. "Successful financial models at HBCUs". W. Kimbrough, W. was in Davis, S. The book is called (Eds.). There are models of success

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texts: for Historically Black Colleges and Universities. 59-75.Information Age Publishing. S<mask>, Jr. "Forward". N. D. is in Hartlep. This is an Ed. The 21st Century Pedagogies, Perspectives, and Experiences of Asian/American Scholars of Education. xv-xxiPeter Lang Publishing. <mask>, Jr., S., Kochan, F. "Mentoring across Race, Gender, and Generation in Higher Education: A Cross Cultural Analysis" In Boswell, J; Searby, L.; Kochan, F.; and Garza, R. The article is titled " (Eds.) There is an International Handbook of Mentoring. 471-186.There is a publishing house called WILEY-Blackwell Publishing. Shaw, M.; <mask>, Jr. Preparing for the Storm in Times of Peace is a book. T.M.O. is in Douglas. Toldson, T.; Shockley, K. The article is titled " (Eds.) Perspectives for Parents, Students, Faculty, Staff and Administrators on Race, Resistance, and Hope is a part of Campus Uprisings: Perspectives for Parents, Students, Faculty, Staff and Administrators on Race, Resistance, and Hope.116-141. The Teachers College Press. P.; Liggans, G.; Chirombo, F.; and <mask>, Jr., S. The literature review was titled "Programmatic Efforts and the Black Doctoral Experience: A Literature Review". In Barker, M.; Gasman, M. The article is titled " (Eds.) African American Perspectives on Race and Culture in the U.S.41-60. The Press of the State of New York. S<mask>, Jr. Thelogue is a tribute to Dr. Kochan. In Searby, L. The Art and Science of Mentoring was written in honor of Dr. Kochan. Information Age Publishing is located in Charlotte, North Carolina.There are references to living people and

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title: Paul Boesch

texts: <mask> was an American professional wrestler and promoter who was best known for his work with Houston Wrestling. He worked with the Universal Wrestling Federation, World Class Championship Wrestling, Jim Crockett promotions, and the World Wrestling Federation. <mask> was posthumously inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2021, as a part of the Legacy wing. <mask> was born in New York on October 2, 1912. <mask> graduated from Long Beach High School in 1929, after his family moved from Brooklyn. He was skilled enough as a swimmer to place third in the North Atlantic Coast Lifeguard Competition in 1932, after becoming a lifeguard at the Long Island beaches near his home. 130 or more lives were saved from the water around New York.<mask>'s first professional wrestling match was a 90-minute bout against Pat Meehan in Calgary on November 25, 1938, which ended in a draw. <mask> enlisted in the United States Army after the outbreak of World War II. He graduated from officer candidate school in 1942 and went on to serve in the 8th Infantry Division. <mask> was part of the offensive against Nazi Germany after the D-Day landings. The Battle of Hrtgen Forest was one of the bloodiest and most desperate battles of the war on the Western Front. <mask> was awarded numerous decorations, including the Purple Heart, the Silver Star with oak leaf clusters, and the Bronze Star with oak leaf clusters, for his service during World War II. The soldiers of the 121st Infantry were awarded a citation for their efforts in the Hrtgen Forest.He received an award from the 121st Infantry Association for his outstanding community service after the war. Road to Huertgen: Forest in Hell was a memoir written by <mask>. <mask> returned to wrestling after World War II. <mask> was forced to retire from

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title: Paul Boesch

texts: in-ring competition in 1947 due to a broken leg he sustained in a car crash. Morris Sigel, the Houston Wrestling promoter, approached him to work for his organization. <mask> became the promotion's first television commentator when the show debut on local television, two years after he became an advisor to Sigel. <mask>'s wrestling broadcasts remained a fixture on Houston television for over 30 years.Boesch bought out Houston Wrestling from Sigel's widow after he died. <mask> had been training for this opportunity for 20 years, and he quickly brought the organization to new levels of success and visibility. Houston Wrestling gained a reputation as one of the top regional wrestling promotions of its time under <mask>'s leadership. <mask> was praised by wrestlers such as Barry Darsow and Gary Hart as a promoter and businessman. Mud wrestling, a concept he created for a major match in Seattle, Washington, is credited with being the invention of Boesch. <mask> and his nephew Peter Birkholz entered Houston Wrestling into affiliations with several wrestling organizations to ensure that top talent from all over the country would appear on his weekly Friday Night shows. Boesch's affiliates joined the National Wrestling Alliance as professional wrestling became a major entertainment business.<mask> shut down Houston Wrestling in favor of signing with Vince McMahon and the World Wrestling Federation, an affiliation that lasted only four months. <mask> retired on August 28, 1987 due to health concerns after 55 years in the industry. There was a sell-out crowd of 12,000 at the Sam Houston Coliseum for the <mask>ch Retirement Show. George Bush had a telegram delivered to him during the show thanking him for his service. After a year, he came back and helped Jim Crockett promote

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texts: in Houston, and then retired as a figurehead NWA Board member. <mask> died of a heart attack in Sugar Land, Texas, on March 7, 1989. He was a charter member of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame.He became a member of the Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame as a non-wrestler. He was a part of the Legacy wing when he was in the Hall of Fame. <mask>'s contribution to the wrestling industry has been praised by many observers and former wrestlers. Jim Ross, a commentator for the WWE, believes that Boesch should be in the Hall of Fame. According to the Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame, his influence in professional wrestling cannot be underestimated due to his expansive promotion of the sport throughout Texas. Boesch turned Houston into one of the top promotions on the regional wrestling circuit, as well as being active in numerous philanthropic endeavors throughout his life. During his time in Houston, he was very visible in the community, serving in charitable organizations like the Boys Club and promoting the benefits and necessity of physical fitness for America's youth.On March 23, 2020, <mask>'s wife died. Road to Huertgen: Forest in Hell was one of four books written by <mask>. <mask> wrote a book of poetry called Much of Me in Each of These. One Man, One Sport, One Lifetime is an autobiography of the career of <mask>. Hey boy, where do you get your ears? He wrote a secondary autobiography in 1988 and it was published by his widow. Whatever Happened to Gorgeous George? was also responsible for <mask>.<mask> is credited by the author Joe Jares for being open and accommodating during his research. The NWA Hall of Fame, the Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame, and the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame are all part of the National Wrestling

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title: Elvis Costello

texts: <mask>, also known as Declan Patrick MacManus, is an English singer-songwriter and record producer. He has been nominated twice for the Brit Award for Best British Male Artist, and has won multiple awards in his career. He was a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Rolling Stone has a list of the 100 greatest artists of all time. The first wave of the British punk and new wave movement that emerged in the mid-to-late 1970s was associated with <mask>, who began his career as part of London's pub rock scene in the early 1970s. My Aim Is True was released in 1977. He formed the Attractions after recording it.His second album, This Year's Model, was ranked number 11 on Rolling Stone's list of the best albums from 1967 to 1987. His highest-charting single was "Oliver's Army", which was number 2 in the UK. His first three albums were on the Rolling Stones list. <mask> and the Attractions toured and recorded together for a while, but differences between them caused them to split in 1986. Over the years, reunions with members of the Attractions have been credited to the group, though much of <mask>'s work since has been as a solo artist. There is a wide vocabulary and frequent wordplay in <mask>'s lyrics. One critic said he was able to

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title: Elvis Costello

texts: "reinvent the past in his own image" with his music.His band has been known as The Imposters since 2002. "God Give Me Strength" from Grace of My Heart and "The Scarlet Tide" from Cold Mountain were co-written by <mask>. <mask> was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song and theGrammy Award for Best Song Written forVisual Media. Declan Patrick MacManus was born at St Mary's Hospital in Paddington, London, on August 25, 1954. He is the son of Ross MacManus, a jazz trumpeter who sang with the Joe Loss Orchestra and later performed as a solo cabaret act. His cover version of The Beatles' "The Long and Winding Road" was a hit in Australia. MacManus attended both St. Edmund's Catholic Primary School in nearby Whitton and then Archbishop Myers Secondary Modern R.C.The school is now called St Mark's Catholic School. After moving with his mother to Birkenhead, he formed his first band, a folk duo called "Rusty", with Allan Mayes. After completing his education at St. Francis Xavier's College, MacManus worked at a number of office jobs to support himself, most famously at Elizabeth Arden, where he was employed as a data entry clerk. The lyrics of "I'm Not Angry" refer to it as the "vanity factory". He worked at the computer centre

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texts: for a short time. He moved back to London in 1974 and formed a pub rock band called Flip City. A television commercial for R. White's "I'm a Secret Lemonade Drinker" was recorded with his father.The advertisement won a silver award at the 1974 International Advertising Festival and was sung by his father and <mask>. He was looking for a solo recording contract. He was signed by Stiff Records in 1976 on the basis of a demo tape. Jake Riviera suggested that the singer call himself D.P. Start with the first name <mask>. "Less Than Zero" was <mask>'s first single. His debut album, My Aim Is True, was released to moderate commercial success four months later.The cover of 14 in the UK and Top 40 in the US had a resemblance to Buddy Holly. "Alison" and "Less Than Zero" were <mask>'s early singles. <mask>'s first album and singles were only available in the US because Stiff's records were only distributed in the UK. In an attempt to change this, <mask> was arrested for busking outside a London convention of CBS Records executives, protesting that no US record company had yet seen fit to release his records in the United States. CBS in the U.S. signed <mask> a few months later. The backing for <mask>'s debut album was provided by a band from the

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