title: John H. Newton

texts: several months with patrols in the Atlantic and was promoted to Lieutenant on January 31, 1910. Montana went to Argentina in connection with the celebration of Argentina's 100th anniversary. After being detached in August,<mask> assumed duty as an executive officer on the newly commissioned destroyer. He was promoted to Lieutenant on December 23, 1910, after taking part in the exercises in the Norfolk, Virginia area. After taking part in the winter exercises in the Gulf of Mexico, he returned to Norfolk.At Newport, Rhode Island, he was in charge of the torpedo boats in the reserve. The New York Navy Yard in Brooklyn had an aide to the commandant, Lewis Sayre <mask> during World War I. During the patrol cruises in the Atlantic and the Caribbean, he took part in protecting life and property during a revolution in Haiti in 1915. In 1915 and 1916, he won the battle efficiency pennant for destroyer class.The Destroyer Force was based in Ireland after the United States entered World War I. He was in charge of the anti-submarine patrols and escorted several convoys of troops and supplies. The German U-boat was attacking the Indian. On June 18, 1917,<mask> was promoted to Lieutenant commander. Lieutenant commander William R. Purnell took over the command of Destroyer Flotillas in October 1917. He was ordered to return to the United States in July 1918. The Navy Cross was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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texts: Commander in January 1922. He was ordered to Fore River Shipyard in Quincy, Massachusetts, for duty in connection with fitting out of the light cruiser USS Detroit, after he was detached from the Henderson. During the shakedown cruise to the Mediterranean, she took part in the fleet exercises and served as her executive officer under Captain John Halligan Jr.In June 1924,<mask> was ordered to the Naval War College at Newport, Rhode Island, where he completed senior course one year later and joined the Division of War Plans, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. He was appointed executive officer of the battleship in January 1927. After patrolling the West Coast of the United States,<mask> was ordered to the Naval Academy at Annapolis and was given additional duty as Officer-in-charge of Buildings and Grounds. He was promoted to Captain on December 26, 1928. In June 1931, he assumed command of the light cruiser. His vessel was the flagship of Commander Cruiser Division two and he took part in patrols and exercise along the East Coast of the United States and Caribbean. When he assumed command of Destroyer Squadron Three of the Scouting Force in 1936, he headed the Naval Postgraduate School until June 1933, when he was ordered to the United States Naval Academy.He was appointed Chief of Staff and Aide to Commander, Destroyers, Battle Force in June 1937. On June 23, 1938,<mask> was promoted to Rear admiral and ordered to the Naval War College at Newport, Rhode Island, where he completed advanced course in April of the following year. In October 1940 he was appointed Commander of the fourth

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texts: division and in October 1941 he was promoted to the command of the fifth division. In World War II, he assumed command of the Cruisers, Scouting Force, consisting of twelve cruisers in three divisions, fifteen destroyers and three aircraft squadrons. He commanded the visit of Australia and New Zealand as well as patrolling the Pacific ocean. At the time of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, he led a carrier task force to deliver marine scout-bombers to Midway Island garrison. In January 1942, he was replaced by Rear admiral Frank J.Fletcher and ordered back to the US for a new assignment.He was attached to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations in Washington, D.C. and served as an admiral. The sub-chief of naval operations is King. He received the Legion of Merit for his service and was responsible for the planning and execution of war-time projects. After being promoted to the temporary rank of Vice admiral on October 19, 1943, he was ordered back to the Pacific area to be the deputy commander-in-chief. He was stationed at Pearl Harbor and made several inspection trips to the combat areas. The Commander of the South Pacific Area was appointed in June 1944 and held it until the end of the war. While in this assignment,<mask>. He was sent back to the United States and assigned to the Bureau of Naval Personnel. On May 1, 1946, after 41 years of service,<mask> was buried with full military honors at the United States Naval Academy Cemetery. His wife died several months after that. <mask> Jr. served in the Navy and retired as Lieutenant commander. There is a ribbon bar for Vice admiral

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title: Bailee Madison

texts: <mask> is an American actress and singer. She received praise for her role in Bridge to Terabithia. <mask> had roles in the war drama Brothers, the horror film Don't Be Afraid of the Dark, the romantic comedy Just Go with It, and the comedy film Parental Guidance. She played young Snow White in Once Upon a Time, as well as in Wizards of Waverly Place, Trophy Wife, and The Fosters. <mask> played Grace Russell in the Good Witch series. In July 2021, it was announced that she would be a part of the sequel series of the show. <mask> was the youngest of seven children.She has five siblings. Her older sister is an actress. Her mother is a woman. She started her career when she was two weeks old. She has appeared in several national commercials for major companies. She is a national youth spokesman for Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation. In the 2000s, <mask> made her major motion picture debut as Rainelle, a girl thrown into the midst of a world of crime.In Bridge to Terabithia, <mask> plays the younger sister of the lead male character played by Josh Hutcherson. In Look as Megan, she plays a girl who is being watched and followed by a kidnapper. The season 1 finale of "What He Beheld" featured a small role for <mask> as a girl who becomes part of a short-lived hostage situation. She insisted that they not change the role because of its violent nature, even though they thought about doing so in the DVD extras. The Last Day of Summer was

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texts: filmed in 2007. She plays a girl who helps a friend. She played a girl who lived with a foster family in the Christmas special Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh.In the film Brothers, <mask> is seen in a supporting role as the older daughter of Captain Sam Cahill and Natalie Portman. She was nominated for two awards for her portrayal in the film. <mask> played the best friend of the lead character in the film Letters to God. She played the younger version of Hilary Swank's character in Conviction. In the episode "Locum" from Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, she plays a girl who was adopted and feels like she is filling in for her older daughter who was kidnapped years ago. She appeared in three episodes of The Haunting Hour: The Series. In 2010, <mask> starred in her first leading role in the supernatural horror film Don't Be Afraid of the Dark.She played the role of Sally, a lonely child who is sent to live with her father and his new girlfriend. Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times gave the film 312 stars out of 4, calling it a very good haunted house film. In the Disney Channel sitcom Wizards of Waverly Place, <mask> had a recurring role as the girl form of Max Russo. She played a young girl in Just Go with It who wants to become an actress. The younger version of Jessica Alba's character was played by <mask>. A Taste of Romance was filmed in 2012 and starred <mask> and James Patrick Stuart. She played the younger version of

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texts: Snow White in Once Upon a Time.She played the main character in the film Cowgirls n' Angels, a woman who has a desire to find her father, a rodeo rider. Daisy in Smart Cookie was an eager girl hoping to prove herself as a Girl Scout. She was in a comedy film with Billy Crystal and Bette Midler. The character of Hillary was played by <mask> on the TV sitcom Trophy Wife. She played the recurring role of Sophia Quinn in The Fosters. She played Grace Russell in the Good Witch series. <mask> was in the role until the end of the fifth season.<mask> was going to star in an adaptation of Someone Else's Summer. The role of Kinsey was played by <mask> in The Strangers: Prey at Night. She starred as her parents. <mask>'s performance was praised and the film did well at the box office. The female lead in A Week Away was played by <mask>. The film was released on March 26. <mask> is going to play a character in the second season of the series, called Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin.<mask> has worked on projects such as Breathe Bible. Since 2010, <mask> has been the national youth spokesman for Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation, an organization that encourages kids to raise money for cancer research by running their own lemonade stands. <mask>'s first novel, Losing Brave, a Young-Adult Mystery, was published in January of last year. She co-hosted Just Between Us with her sister. There are links to external links in the Publications Losing

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title: Saint Timothy

texts: Timtheos, meaning "honouring God" or "honoured by God", was an early Christian Evangelist and the first Christian bishop of Ephesus, who died around the year AD 97. The son of a Jewish mother and a Greek father, <mask> was born in the city of Lystra in Asia Minor. During his second missionary journey, the Apostle Paul met him and he became his companion and missionary partner. The apostle Paul was <mask>'s mentor according to the New Testament. He was the recipient of the first and second letters from <mask>. Many biblical scholars think that First and Second Timothy are not written by Paul. Life <mask> was a native of the area.Many of the inhabitants of Lystra accepted Paul's teaching after he healed a person crippled from birth. <mask> was already a respected member of the Christian congregation when he returned with Silas, as were his grandmother and mother, both Jews. His mother and grandmother are noted for their piety and faith. <mask> has been familiar with the Scriptures since he was a child. "When <mask> comes, see that you put him at ease among you, for he is doing the work of the Lord". <mask>'s father was a Gentile. Paul ensured that <mask>'s circumcision was done to ensure that he would be accepted by the Jews."We see him in the case before us, circumcising <mask> with his own hand, and this on account of certain Jews who were in those quarters", said John William McGarvey. The Council of Jerusalem decided that gentile believers were not required to be circumcisions. St Paul's disciples became known as <mask> and his constant companion and co-worker. In the year 52, Paul and Silas took <mask> with them on their journey to Macedonia. Forsaking his country, his house, and his parents, to follow the apostle, was his zeal and disinterestedness. Paul encouraged <mask> to "use a little wine

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texts: for your stomach's sake", as he may have been subject to ill health. After Paul went to Athens, <mask> and Silas stayed at Beroea and Thessalonica.In late 56 or early 57, Paul sent <mask> to Macedonia in order to get him to Corinth. 1Corinth was reached by 1Corinth after Paul's letter. When Paul sent his Letter to the Romans, <mask> was with him. According to Acts, <mask> was with Paul in Macedonia just before Passover in 58, and he left the city before Paul, going ahead of him to await Paul in Troas. Raymond Brown says that the last mention of <mask> is in Acts. In 64, Paul left <mask> at Ephesus to lead that church. His relationship with Paul was very close.<mask>'s name is listed as a co-author on several books. "I have no one like <mask>," Paul wrote to the Philippians. <mask> was summoned by Paul when he was in prison. The writer of Hebrews mentions <mask>'s release at the end of the letter, implying that he was jailed at least once during the writing of the New Testament. Records of the apostle's death can be found in other sources. According to the Acts of <mask>, the bishop tried to stop the procession in honor of the goddess Diana by preaching the Gospel. The pagans beat him, dragged him through the streets, and stoned him to death.The Eastern Orthodox Church celebrates Veneration <mask> as an apostle, saint, and martyr on 22 January. On the day after the Feast of the Conversion of Saint Paul, the General Roman Calendar commemorates <mask> with a memorial. The day before the Conversion of Saint Paul was the feast of <mask>. The Episcopal Church and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America commemorate <mask>. The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod keeps <mask>'s feast. There is a Lesser Festival in the Church of England on 26 January. The Church of the Holy Apostles contains the relics of

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title: Saint Timothy

texts: <mask>, which were moved from Ephesus to Constantinople in the 4th century.The relics are thought to have been taken to Italy in the 13th century and buried in the Termoli Cathedral. During restoration works, the remains were discovered. Saint <mask> is the main character of Live from Golgotha. <mask> is the patron against stomach and intestinal disorders. There are two letters to <mask> written by Paul the Apostle. The Pastoral Epistles are considered pseudepigraphic by many modern scholars, including Bart Ehrman, Raymond Collins, and David E. Aune. The author of this letter wrote to <mask> about the organization of the church and <mask>'s own leadership within the body.The use of The Law, warnings against false doctrine such as Encratism, instructions for prayer, and qualifications for leaders of the church are some of the major themes. According to the letter, Paul encourages <mask> not to have a timidity and not to be ashamed to testify about our Lord. He wants <mask> and Mark to come to him before winter. In his valedictory found in 2 Timothy 4:6-8, Paul stated that he would be put to death and realities beyond. He encourages his son to be steadfast in the face of false teachings, to be patient in the face of persecution, and to discharge his duties with all the solemnity. The Acts of Timothy is an apocryphal work from the 5th century. Paul consecrated <mask> as bishop during Nero's reign on the occasion of a visit to Ephesus, according to the Acts.<mask> is a martyr during a pagan festival. <mask> attempts to put an end to the wild and violent goings-on but he falls victim to the orgies. The Acts of Timothy contain a lot of information about John the Evangelist, who was also a resident of Ephesus. There are External links to St. <mask>, Bishop and Martyr Saints Colonnade Statue in St Peter's

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title: Boniek García

texts: <mask> is a Honduran professional footballer who plays for Olimpia. He is a member of the Honduras national team. Before moving to the United States, he had a successful career in Honduras with Marathon and Olimpia, winning eight league titles. He is the fourth most capped Honduran footballer of all time and the fourth most appearances in Houston Dynamo history. On August 10, 2003 he made his senior debut with Real Patepluma, losing 5–1 to Atlético Olanchano. He joined Olimpia in 2004. He played for Marathn.He played in two friendly games with the team that traveled to Portugal to play against Benfica and Vitria Guimares. In August 2009, it was announced that he would travel to Wigan Athletic, who were in England's premier league at the time, in order to sign a three-year contract with the club. The contract wasn't signed and the person stayed with the other person. On June 7, 2012 Garca became the 2nd Designated Player in the club's history. He made his debut in a win over the Philadelphia Union. He scored in the 62nd minute against D.C. United on July 15, 2012 in Major League Soccer. After he joined the team, the team had a goal differential of +10 and a record of 9-4-6.The Dynamo traveled to Honduras to face their old club in the CCL on August 30. He played all 90 minutes as Houston earned a 1–1 draw. On November 26, 2012 Garca was awarded the "Newcomer of the Year" and "Player's Player of the Year" by the team. The MLS Latin Player of the Year was voted on by fans. In 2012 he helped the team reach the MLS Cup. The 2–1 win over DC United on October 27th was the final game of the MLS Cup Playoffs.


title: Boniek García

texts: Honduras in a 3–0 win against Venezuela. Garca had 125 caps, which was the 4th most for Honduras. He returned to play for the national team in a friendly match in November 2020. He was named <mask> in honor of Zbigniew <mask>, the famous Polish international footballer.His father was a professional footballer. The name "<mask>" was written on the back of his shirt. He and his wife have three children. Every year, Garca goes to Honduras to do charity work. He collected toys for children dealing with cancer after being inspired by Vctor Bernrdez. He has donated school supplies and clothes to underprivileged children in Honduras, as well as doing charitable work in the Houston area throughout the year. He and his teammates worked to raise money for those who were affected by the storm.He is a domestic player for the MLS team because of his U.S. green card. Career statistics Club International Appearances and goals by national team and year Goals Scores and results list Honduras' goal tally first. The Olimpia Liga Profesional de Honduras (8): 2004–05 C, 2005–06 A, 2005–06 C, 2007–08 C, 2008–09 C, 2009–10 C, 2011. C.D. is a player for the Olimpia players. The Marathn players are Major League Soccer

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title: Arthur Pink

texts: An English Bible teacher named <mask> sparked a renewed interest in the exposition of Calvinism. <mask> was one of the most influential evangelical authors in the second half of the twentieth century. <mask> was born in England to a corn merchant who was a non-conformist. <mask> had some ability and training in music, but nothing is known of his childhood or education. The head of the Theosophical Society, Annie Besant, offered to admit <mask> to its leadership circle after he rose to enough prominence within its ranks. He left Theosophy for evangelical Christianity in 1908. <mask> briefly studied at the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago in 1910 in order to become a minister but was unwilling to attend a liberal theological college in England.The pastorate of churches in rural Burkesville and Albany, Kentucky was taken by <mask> in 1912. <mask>'s next pastorate was at Scottsville Baptist Church, Scottsville, Kentucky, where he married Vera E. Russell in 1916. In 1917, <mask> became pastor of the Northside Baptist Church in South Carolina. <mask>'s first two books, published in 1917 and 1918, were in agreement with the theological position of prominent Fundamentalists such as Harry Ironside and Arno C. Gaebelein. <mask> wrote the first edition of The Sovereignty of God in 1918, which argued that God did not love sinners who had not been predestined to salvation, and that he had created sinners who would be put to death. <mask> believed that God would "have me give myself to writing" because of his Calvinistic views, his weakened health, and his lack of sociability. <mask> taught the Bible in California for a tent Evangelist named Thompson, who continued his study of Puritan writings.In January

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texts: 1922, <mask> published the first issue of Studies in the Scriptures, which by the end of the following year had about a thousand subscribers and which was to occupy most of his time for the remainder of his life and become the source for dozens of books, some arranged from Studies articles after <mask> and his wife lived in Philadelphia until he regained his health after a nervous breakdown in 1923. In 1925, the <mask>s sailed to Australia, where he preached and taught at the Ashfield Tabernacle. The Baptist Fraternal of New South Wales did not endorse him because of his preaching of Calvinist doctrine. <mask> was the pastor of two groups of Baptists. After returning to England, <mask> was invited to preach at a pastorless church, but the overseers thought his installation as pastor would split the church. <mask> and his wife returned to Kentucky in the spring of 1929 in order to become the pastor of the Baptist church in Morton's Gap.His hopes were not realized again. He wrote, "I am more firmly convinced that our place is outside of the camp now than I was 14 months ago." That is the place of testing and loneliness. <mask> was able to start a Bible class in 1930 while also turning down opportunities to speak in some Fundamentalist churches. The <mask>s rented a wooden house in Union County, Pennsylvania, where a small group met, and then moved to York, Pennsylvania, in 1933. If his ministry was to be one of writing, <mask> could do it in England as well. He and his wife moved to the UK in September of 1934.<mask> seems to have given up on life. He wrote that those of his friends who would like to help him are powerless to do so. It will be too late in a few years. Even if doors should be

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texts: opened for me, I will be unable to do so because of my physical and mental constitution. I can see nothing else that would make me want to bow to the Lord's pleasure. The <mask>s moved to the south coast in 1936. After the death of his father in 1933, <mask> received enough of the estate to allow him and his wife to live simply without financial concerns; and between 1936 and his death in 1952, <mask> devoted himself completely to Studies in the Scriptures.Vera was able to get her husband to take up stamp collecting as a hobby because she believed his work schedule was too much. The <mask>s lived in the Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, Scotland for the rest of their lives after they became a regular target of German air raids. The island was a bastion of Calvinism, but church services were mostly held in Scots, and visitors were not welcome. <mask> was able to control his time in study and writing with military precision. He wrote to a friend that he went out to shop and get exercise for an hour, six days a week, but that he never left his study. "It is not convenient for us to receive any visitors, and respectfully ask readers who may visit these parts to kindly refrain from calling upon us, but please note that we are always glad to hear from Christian friends," he wrote in Studies. <mask> did not attend church on Sunday mornings.Vera was aware that <mask> was failing. He was in pain but refused to take any medicine that would dull his mind and make it hard for him to complete his work. He died in July of 1952. His last words were "The Scriptures explain themselves." There was enough written material left to allow Studies to be published. After her husband's death, <mask> made new friends and

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texts: mingled more freely with others. <mask>'s personality made it difficult for him to have a successful pastoral ministry.He has been criticized for being too critical a temperament and lacking the benefit of theological discussions with other men of similar gifts. A young pastor. A very different <mask>, who possessed a "pastor's heart" was remembered by Robert Harbach. <mask>'s correspondence with Harbach was warm and fatherly until <mask>'s failing health ended their correspondence in 1949. <mask> wrote "I want you to feel free to call on me for any help I may be able to render you." I'm in touch with a number of young pastors, and I think it's a privilege to offer advice. <mask>'s contemporary D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones received spiritual benefit from reading it.He told the young minister to not read Barth and Brunner. They won't help you with preaching. It is recommended that you read <mask>. If I behaved like <mask>, I would have achieved nothing. Nothing at all... I had to take a long-term look at the situation. I would have been dismissed and the whole thing would have ended.<mask> would have been overwhelmed if it weren't for his wife, who devoted herself completely to him and his work. After <mask>'s death, there was a major shift in evangelical opinion towards Calvinistic theology. In 1982, Baker Book House sold 350,000 copies of <mask>'s books. <mask>'s Sovereignty of God did more than any other in redirecting the thinking of a younger generation. The book sold 177,000 copies by 2004, after Banner of Truth Trust modified it to remove <mask>'s alleged hyper-Calvinism. All or nearly all of A.W<mask>'s works can be found in the HTML Pink's Archive. The births and deaths of British biblical

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title: Nissanka Wijeyeratne

texts: <mask> was a Sri Lankan politician, civil servant, diplomat and English language poet. He was the chief lay custodian of the Sri Dalada Maligawa from 1975 to 1985. He was the chairman of The Law and Society Trust when he died. <mask> was born in June 1924 to a leading family. He was the son of Sir Edwin and Lady <mask>. He was a former Cabinet Minister of Home Affairs and Rural Development. His older brother, <mask>, a barrister by profession, was the senior adviser on foreign affairs to the Prime Minister.Dr Cuda Wijeyeratne is Nissanka's younger brother. The Royal College was where <mask> completed his education. He earned a degree in History from the University of Ceylon. He had an interest in Sociology and Religious Philosophy. The days when only six were recruited in a year to civil service as compared are over. He was a member of that civil service and held several positions including permanent secretary to the ministries of Information, Broadcasting, Transport and Cultural Affairs. He was the Chairman of the board.In 1973, <mask> retired from the Sri Sri Administrative Service. He was on the Executive Board of UNESCO from 1987 to 1989. The ideas and guidance of <mask> <mask> led to the creation of the current national emblem of Sri Lanka. He was Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Cultural Affairs and Chairman of the National Emblem and Flag Design Committee. The four leaves of the Bo tree were added to the four corners of the national flag. The corners of the flag used to be occupied by symbols. The core principles of Mettha, Karuna, Upeksha, and Muditha are reflected in the four Bo Leaves.<mask> <mask> was the Government Agent of Anuradhapura District from 1959 to 1962. He was one of the best known government agents. His stature made it possible for the voice of Anuradhapura to be heard at the highest levels. He was also the Chairman of the Anuradhapura Preservation Board. The city of Anuradhapura was in a

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texts: period of transition. The residents of the old town were being transferred to the new town as it was being built. It was a time of excitement and tension.He was able to change with courage and political skills. He unveiled a memorial for a popular British Government Agent who was elected by the people of the district to represent them in the 1st State Council of Ceylon. The coming events cast their shadows. His ability to see the bigger picture and delegate responsibilities to his staff officers was a striking feature of the Anuradhapura days. He was not interested in detail. He is responsible for the establishment of Anuradhapura Airport, as well as setting up the Sacred City of Anuradhapura. <mask> <mask> was the Chief lay Custodian of the Temple of the Tooth for 10 years.He was elected in 1975. The first low country Govigama person to challenge the hierarchy for that post was <mask>. He established the Gold Museum and re-organised the Kandy Perahera during his tenure. The fund was established by him. He was followed by his son, who was re-elected in 1995. He was a member of the United National Party. He won the 1977 parliamentary elections after being appointed as the chief organizer for the Dedigama electorate.He was the Cabinet Minister of Education, Higher Education & Justice. The Universities Act No 16 of 1978 was introduced to Parliament by the Cabinet Minister of Education and Higher Education. From 1942 to 1978 the University of Ceylon was the only university in the country. It was separated into five independent universities as a result of this Act. The Open University of Sri Lanka and the University of Ruhuna were proposed by him. The right for school children of ethnic minorities to wear a uniform that depicts the tradition and the ethnic identity to minority ethnicities and religions was granted by Wijeyeratne in 1980. During his time as the Cabinet Minister of Justice, Wijeyeratne established a new

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texts: superior court complex with Chinese Government aid.The Sri Lankan President's Fund, which provides health and education assistance to the needy and underprivileged, was proposed by him. The Mediation Board Act No.72 of 1988 was one of his major personal achievements. <mask> <mask> served as the head of the Sri Lanka Diplomatic Mission in Moscow for 3 years after being appointed as the Sri Lankan Ambassador to the Soviet Union. He was a member of the executive committee of UNESCO and had global perspectives. He made a proposal at UNESCO for the revival of the ancient library of Alexandria because of his interest in scholarship. A collection of over two decades of <mask>'s English poems was published in a book in 2001. His poetry captures a wide range of issues, from political events to incidents, as he saw them during his role in public affairs.He married Nita Dullewe, the only child of Tinnie and Mallika Dullewe. Nissanka and Nita had five children. He was the former leader of the opposition in the Kandy Municipal Council and the Chief Lay Custodian of the Temple of the Tooth. He worked as a Diyawadana Nilame for 20 years. Mano Wijeyeratne was an ex Member of Parliament from Kegalle District and a former Minister of enterprise development. He was the Minister of Plantation Services under the President. Anuradha Dullewe Wijeyeratne entered into politics in 1988 as a member of the United National Party.He was a member of the National Executive Committee of the United National Party. The Commissioner of Buddhist Affairs appointed him as the acting Chief lay Custodian of the Temple of the Kandy Tooth on several occasions for three decades. The University of Colombo gave out a Doctor of Philosophy in 1978. The title of Buuddha Kulawthansa was given to him by the Malwatte and Asgiriya Chapters. He was given the title Deshamanya by the President on National Heroes Day. There are links to External links in the list of political


title: Vincent de Paul

texts: <mask> was a French Catholic priest who dedicated himself to serving the poor. In 1622,<mask> was appointed to the galleys. He returned to being the superior of the "Vincentians" in France after working as a galley slave in Paris. The priests with vows of poverty, chastity, obedience, and stability were to devote themselves entirely to the people in smaller towns and villages. At a time when there was a lot of abuse and carelessness among the clergy,<mask> was very active in conducting retreats for them. He was a pioneer in clerical training and was instrumental in establishing a seminary. Blessed <mask>.He was renowned for his kindness. In 1737,<mask> was canonized as a saint in the Catholic Church and the Anglican Communion. In the Kingdom of France, in the Province of Guyenne and Gascony, the <mask> family lived in the village of Pouy. It is thought that the "Paul" stream might have been the origin of the family name. He wrote the name Depaul as a single word, but none of his correspondents did so. He had five siblings: Jean, Bernard, Gayon, Marie and Marie-Claudine. He was the third child.He was able to read early in life and also herded his family's livestock. His father was able to pay for the seminary by selling the family's oxen. In Dax, France, he received his education at a college next to a monastery of the Friars Minor. In 1597, he began his studies at the University of Toulouse. The atmosphere at the university was not religious. Fights broke out between different groups of students. Two students murdered an official.He was able to help pay for his education by tutoring others. He was made a priest at the age of nineteen. The Council of Trent had regulations that required a minimum of 24 years of age for ordination, so when he was appointed parish priest in Tilh, the appointment was appealed in the Court of Rome. He resigned from the

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title: Vincent de Paul

texts: position and continued his studies, even though he probably wouldn't have won the lawsuit. He received his Bachelor of Theology from the University of Toulouse. He received a Licentiate in Canon Law from the University of Paris. During his two years away from France, from 1605 to 1607, biographies describe his capture and enslavement.His enslavement is considered a myth by subsequent biographies written nearly 300 years after the events in question. The biographer Pierre Coste, who wrote MonsieurVincent, the comprehensive biography ofVincent based on his correspondence, interviews, and documents, publicly confirmed the accuracy of his captivity and enslavement. Coste questioned the reliability of the two letters that supported the account ofVincent's enslavement. Coste kept his doubt of the slavery narrative private to avoid scandal. Skeptics agree that the letters were written byVincent, but question his account of the events of 1605–1607. There is no alternative narrative ofVincent's life from 1605 to 1607 according to Pierre Grandchamps and <mask> was taken captive by Barbary pirates, who took him to Tunisia, after he sailed from Marseilles on his way back from Castres, where he had gone to sell property he had received in an inheritance from a wealthy patron in Toulouse.<mask> spent two years in bondage after being auctioned off as a slave. His first master was a fisherman, but he was sold due to sea-sickness. His next master was an inventor. He was taught how to administer his master's spagyric remedies. The attention of men who summoned him to Istanbul was due to the fame of his master. The old man died and he was sold again. Guillaume Gautier was a former priest and Franciscan from Nice.Gautier had converted to Islam in order to escape slavery and was living in the mountains with three wives. The second wife, a Muslim by birth, was drawn to

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title: Vincent de Paul

texts: and visitedVincent in the fields to question him about his faith. She admonished her husband for renouncing his Christianity after becoming convinced that his faith was true. Her husband decided to return to France with his slave after becoming remorseful. They secretly boarded a small boat and crossed the Mediterranean on June 29, 1607, after ten months of waiting. After returning to Europe, he went to Rome. He was sent back to France in 1609 for a mission to King Henry IV.After moving to France, he met abb <mask> Bérulle, who was his spiritual advisor. The Sorbonne introduced him to Canfield's "Rule of Perfection". He became more sensitive to the needs of others because he was an irascible person. He was sent to the Church of Saint-medard in Clichy in 1612 as a parish priest. In less than a year, he was recalled to Paris to tutor the Gondi family. After hearing the confession of a dying peasant,<mask> underwent a change of heart and decided to become a priest. The Countess <mask>ndi persuaded her husband to support a group of missionaries who would work among poor tenant farmers in the country.Queen Anne had her husband's will nullified by the Parlement de Paris, a judicial body consisting of mostly nobles and high clergymen. The council was abolished and Anne became the sole Regent of France. Anne exiled some of her husband's ministers and nominated <mask> <mask> as her spiritual adviser, which helped her deal with the religious policy and the Jansenism question. The Daughters of Charity introduced him to poor families after he contacted them. They were given food and comfort. The wealthy women of Paris were organized by him to collect funds for projects, founded hospitals, and gather relief funds for the victims of war. The Society of Apostolic Life for women within the Catholic Church would eventually come with the help of <mask> Marillac.In

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title: Vincent de Paul

texts: 1622,<mask> was appointed to the galleys. He returned to being the superior of the "Vincentians" in France after working as a galley slave in Paris. The priests with vows of poverty, chastity, obedience, and stability were to devote themselves entirely to the people in smaller towns and villages. At a time when there was a lot of abuse and carelessness among the clergy,<mask> was very active in conducting retreats for them. He was a pioneer in clerical training. He was the spiritual director of the Convent of St. Mary of Angels for over two decades. On September 27th, 1660,<mask> died in Paris.All works of charity are supported by the Society of SaintVincent de PaulVincent. A number of organizations inspired by his work and teaching are grouped together in a loose federation known as theVincentian Family. An overview of related communities from a genealogy perspective can be found in the 1996 publication TheVincentian Family Tree. The Society of SaintVincent de Paul was founded in 1833 by French university students, led by <mask>m, and is dedicated to the service of the poor. The society is present in over 150 countries. The holy process ofVincent's canonization was requested by the Superior General of the Congregation of the Mission. Pope Benedict XIII blessed him on 13 August 1729.He was canonized by Pope Clement XII in 1737. 53 years after his death, his body was exhumed. The eyes and nose alone showed some decay according to the written account. When it was exhumed again in 1737, it was found to be dead due to an underground flood. His bones are displayed in a glass reliquary in the chapel of the headquarters of theVincentian fathers in Paris, SaintVincent de Paul Chapel, rue de Svres. His heart is displayed in a reliquary in the chapel of the motherhouse of the Daughters of Charity in Paris. Because his day of death was already used for the

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Vincent
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Frederic Ozana


title: Vincent de Paul

texts: feast of Saints Cosmas and Damian, his feast day was included in the Roman calendar for celebration on 19 July.The equivalent rank of "Third-Class Feast" was given to the new celebration in 1960. The 1969 revision of the General Roman Calendar transferred his memorial to 27 September, moving Cosmas and Damian to make way for him, as he is now better known in the West than them. The Lesser Festival is held in the Church of England and the Episcopal Church. The French Deist Church of the Theophilanthropy celebrated a feast that was dedicated toVincent. The Congregation of the Mission in the United States founded the universities in Lewiston, NY, St. John's University in New York, and Chicago, Illinois in the 19th century. In addition to Los Angeles, Washington, DC, Syracuse, New York, Chicago, Illinois, Omaha, Nebraska, and Mays Landing, New Jersey, there are Parishes dedicated toVincent. Vernon is in Ohio.Houston, Texas; Delray Beach, Florida; Wheeling, West Virginia, Rhode Island, Churchville, New York, Peryville, Missouri, and elsewhere. There are schools dedicated in his name. There is a high school in Wayne, New Jersey, and a campus of affordable and supportive apartments in San Diego, California. The Society of StVincent de Paul was founded in New Zealand in 1867. A "more just and compassionate society" is what it is working towards. There is a long-term care facility in Malta dedicated to St.<mask> <mask>. In the Philippines, a church is dedicated to him located in Ermita, Manila, and the University and College adopted him as their patron saint after theVincentian Priests took over the University and College.The Society of the Holy Cross was founded by Charles Fuge <mask> <mask>. The Union chrétienne de Saint-Chaumond, founded by St.Vincent de Paul, has a list of slaves. 17th-century French Roman Catholic priests and writers died in the 17th

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title: Theresa Goh

texts: <mask>'s medal at the 2016 Summer Paralympics was a bronze in the 100m breaststroke. She holds two world records for breaststroke events. She doesn't have use of her legs due to spina bifida. She started swimming at the age of five years old. She won medals at the Asian Para Games and the Far East and South Pacific Games Federation for the Disabled. The 100 metres breaststroke, 100 metres butterfly, 100 freestyle and 200 metres individual medley were all won by Goh. At the 4th ASEAN Para Games held in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, in January 2008, Goh broke the record she set in May 2007 at the German International Disability Swimming Championships to win the gold in the 50 metres breaststroke in a world and FESPIC record time.She won a gold in the 200 metres freestyle. At the 2008 Summer Paralympics in Beijing, he competed in the 50 metres, 100 metres and 200 metres freestyle, and in the 100 metres breaststroke. The sport class S5 includes the freestyle, breaststroke, and SM5 for the individual medley. She was ranked second in the world for the 100 metres breaststroke and third for the 200 metres individual medley. In 2002 and 2003 she was named Sportsgirl of the Year by the Singapore Disability Sports Council. She was the SDSC's Sportswoman of the Year from 2004 to 2006 At the Sports Superstar Awards 2007, she received a special award for outstanding achievements in swimming, and at the National Day Awards in August of 2008, she received the Pingat Bakti Masyarakat.She won a bronze medal in the 50 metres breaststroke in the 2016 Rio Paralympics. She received the Bintang Bakti Masyarakat in the National Day Awards. She retired from sports in 2019. <mask> was born on February 16, 1987 in Singapore, the eldest of three children of <mask>, the general manager of an engineering company, and Rose, a housewife. She was premature at seven months and her parents were worried she wouldn't survive. They were shocked to learn that she had congenital spina bifida, a condition that her mother didn't detect until she was pregnant. Four months later, the opening at the base of her spine was closed.She

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Theresa
Bernard Goh


title: Theresa Goh

texts: Young Woman Achiever 2005. She won a gold medal in the 200 metres individual medley at the IPC World Swimming Championships in South Africa in December 2006 but was pipped to first place in the 100 metres breaststroke by Israel's Inbal Pezaro. She achieved a personal best time in the 200 metres freestyle. The 100 metres breaststroke, 100 metres butterfly, 100 freestyle and 200 metres individual medley were all won by <mask>. She broke records in the 50 metres butterfly, 100 metres backstroke and 200 metres individual medley and took a silver in the 200 metres freestyle at the Osaka Paralympics.She won three gold, three silver and one bronze medal at the International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports Federation (IWAS) World Wheelchair and Amputee Games in Taipei the following month. She broke the record she set in May 2007, despite not training for the 4th ASEAN Para Games held in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, between 20 and 26 January 2008, and about the competition as part of her training for the 2008 Summer Paralympics in Beijing in September. She won two golds in the 200 metres freestyle and 100 metres breaststroke. She was at the US Paralympics Trials in Minneapolis in April. She achieved a FESPIC record time of 55.09 seconds in the heats of the 50 metres butterfly, and took gold medals in the 100 metres breaststroke and the 50 metres and 200 metres freestyle. As of September 2008, Goh's personal best times were 43.55 seconds for the 50 metres freestyle, 54.99 seconds for the 50 metres butterfly, 1 minute 32.92 seconds for the 100 metres freestyle, and 1 minute 58.14 seconds for the 100 metres breaststroke. The world record for the 50 metres and 200 metres breaststroke was held by Goh.She was ranked second in the world for the 100 metres breaststroke, third for the 200 metres individual medley, sixth for the 100 and 200 metres freestyle, seventh for the 50 metres butterfly and eighth for the 50 metres freestyle. Her training schedule consists of two-hour sessions at the Farrer Park Swimming Complex twice a day, except on Wednesday mornings and Sundays, which works out to about a week. She


title: Theresa Goh

texts: works out in the gym three times a week. At the opening ceremony of the 2008 Summer Paralympics in Beijing, Goh competed in the 50 metres, 100 metres and 200 metres freestyle, and in the 100 metres breaststroke. She achieved two personal bests in the heats and finals of the 100 metres freestyle on the first day of the competition. She narrowly missed a bronze in the 200 metres freestyle, finishing fourth with a new personal best time and national record of 3 minutes 14.22 seconds. Her time of 1 minute 32.54 seconds was a new national record for the 100 metres freestyle.According to her coach, the best chance of a medal was in the 100 metres breaststroke. Her personal best time for this event is 1 minute 58.14 seconds, which she achieved in May 2007, at the International German Championships in Berlin. Despite leading in the first 50 m with a split time of 53.26 seconds, she finished fourth in a time of 2 minutes 1.99 seconds. She was looking forward to the 2012 Summer Paralympics in London. I was fifth in Athens. Hopefully, the next time, I won't be third but higher up. She failed to qualify for the final in the 50 metres freestyle because she used the breaststroke instead of the front crawl.She missed out on a medal in the 100 metres breaststroke. In the 2016 Summer Paralympics, <mask> won a bronze medal in the 100m breaststroke with a time of 1 minute and 55.55 seconds. It was her first medal since 2004. She set a new Asian record in the heats while she was in the finals. While on their programme for elite athletes, <mask> was employed by Standard Chartered Bank as a marketing services officer. She wants to become a swimming coach. From 2004 to 2006 she was the Sportswoman of the Year.The Stars of SHINE Award 2008 was organized by the National Youth Council and the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports to recognize outstanding young people who have overcome personal difficulties and contributed to the community. The Pingat Bakti Masyarakat is a public service medal. Further reading. The website of the Singapore National Olympic Council is managed by the Singapore Sports

masks: Goh Goh


title: George Leslie Mackay

texts: Presbyterian Church arrived in Taiwan. After consulting with a Presbyterian Church of England missionary, <mask> moved to northern Formosa in 1872 and lived there until his death in 1901. He started with a dentistry practice in the lowlands and later established churches, schools and a hospital. "Minnie" Tiu was a native Taiwanese woman and <mask> married her.The marriage produced three children. William Campbell, a contemporary missionary, was accompanied by his students, who were to become pastors of the churches founded in northern Taiwan. They started 60 churches. The Presbyterian Church in Taiwan became part of the Northern Synod after churches were planted in north Taiwan. The idea of revitalizing movement was developed by Anthony Wallace in his study of the Handsome Lake movement in New York. The concept of revitalizing is central to the analysis of the development of new religions. He argued that when the misery of poverty and degradation is combined with a hope of moral and material salvation, the resulting mixture is explosive.The Kavalan people heard <mask>'s preaching in the late 19th century and were able to combine his ideas of Presbyterianism with their own resistance to the land

masks: Mackay Mackay Mackay


title: George Leslie Mackay

texts: loss, cultural collapse and humiliation brought by the Chinese invasion of their homeland in the 19th century. Kavalan society was destroyed in his study Statecraft and Political Economy on the Taiwan Frontier. The fate of the aboriginal Kuvalan of the I-lan plain on Taiwan's north-eastern coast provides a stark contrast to that of the plains on the western coastal plain. The Kuvalan title to unclaimed land was not recognized because government administration was not extended to the I-lan plain before the 19th century. The Han migrated to the I-lan plain on a large scale in the early 19th century. The Kuvalan didn't have time to adapt to the consequences of Han settlement. The Han population of I-lan grew to nearly 40,000 by 1810, and the Kuvalan were unprepared.Despite small attempts at regulation, the Kuvalan were unable to adapt to such rapid change. They didn't have the institutional position to enforce their rights against Han. Poor Kuvalan, who were farmers, took their lands for cash. The Kuvalan population declined by 70% by the end of the 19th century. The period when <mask> entered Ilan was exactly the period in the late 19th century when traditional Kavalan society was facing shocks.


title: George Leslie Mackay

texts: Kavalan mission, two instances of mass enthusiasm were reported in the removal and burning of Chinese household idols. In letters of March 30 and Juen 5, 1884, it was reported that I was on the east side of the Island with the Pacific in the background.There are 36 villages of Pe-po-hoan in this district. One thousand people wish to be taught Christianity after throwing away their idols. .... I dried my clothes so they wouldn't catch fire. I have never experienced such an experience. The revitalizing movement in the form of communal removal of Chinese idols proceeded even without the presence of <mask>, who was amazed at what he saw. He wrote a letter to the Presbyterian Church in Canada and said he sent a telegram to 1000 people asking for Christian instruction.I state below the mark when I say that upwards of 2000 have thrown idols away and wish to follow the Lord of Hosts. .... Every soul wants to be a Christian in a village with upwards of 200. Kavalan settlement in Hualien was the site of communal idol burning on September 8–9, 1890. The process of community decision making, the political symbolism of having idols, negotiating with the Chinese authorities for their consent to remove idols,


title: George Leslie Mackay

texts: to a letter from John Jamieson to the Foreign Mission Committee in 1884. They can read the Colloquial language and write a fair hand. Most of the students have left for their homes and Dr. <mask> will accompany the girls on their journey. Kai Ah-hun was an instructor in traditional weaving and sewing at the girls school. She was married to a pastor.Her work was so good that she was able to bring her entire Kavalan bridal collection to Canada in 1893. He took a picture of her in the clothes that are now in the Royal Ontario Museum. The Kavalan bridal attire is considered a national treasure of Taiwan and the only complete set of Kavalan clothes in the world. The Kavalan, one of the Plains Indigenous groups who occupied the western half of Taiwan, still use their own language in their home on the northern coast of Hualien County. A group of women are reviving traditional weaving. They want to study the textiles that came from Kai Ah-hun in 1893. The mission among the Kavalan was only one part of the 30-year life of <mask> in Taiwan, but it shows the long lasting impact of his work and helps explain why he is so celebrated in Taiwan's history.In 1896, after the establishment of Japanese colonial

masks: Mackay Mackay


title: George Leslie Mackay

texts: rule in Taiwan, <mask> met with the Japanese Governor-General of Formosa. Some families in Taiwan trace their names to their family's conversion to Christianity by <mask>. The Canadian Church honoured him at his home. Principal <mask> Grant and Chancellor Sandford Fleming presented him with a Doctor of Divinity from Queen's College in Kingston, Ontario. He returned to Oxford County, where funds were raised to start Oxford College in Taiwan, which would be the basis for two later educational institutions. A number of young people in the county followed in the footsteps of <mask> and entered into missionary service with a number of Christian denominations. The Presbyterian Church in Canada had the highest elected position in the church.He wrote From Far Formosa: the island, its people and missions, as well as a memoir of his missionary experiences. He spoke out against the head tax on Chinese immigrants. He broke precedent when he spoke in favor of a resolution opposing the tax, saying it was unjust and racist. Although he was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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Mackay


title: George Leslie Mackay

texts: cultures of Taiwan. The Royal Ontario Museum in Ontario, Canada and the Aletheia University Museum in Taiwan house many items collected by <mask>. James Rohrer states that <mask> allowed himself to encounter and be transformed by the people he sought to serve.Oxford College is now known as Aletheia University. The major private Christian hospital in downtown Taipei was built in 1912 and is named after him. The Royal Ontario Museum in Ontario, Canada, and the Aletheia University in Taiwan hold some of the artifacts collected by <mask>. On June 30, 2004, the Oxford County offices in Woodstock, Ontario were the site of the dedication of a large bust statue of <mask>. Representatives from the Presbyterian Church in Taiwan were in attendance. The event was attended by representatives of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, the United Church of Canada, local, regional, and national Canadian officials. Dr. John Ross <mask> is one of his grandsons.The Black Bearded Barbarian of Taiwan was a Canadian television documentary. The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846

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title: George Leslie Mackay

texts: native of Taiwan. The production was directed by Lukas Hemleb. The Thistle Theatre in Embro, Ontario, Canada, hosted a musical theatre piece called "Kai the Barbarian: the George <mask> Story" by William Butt. The music director was Daniel Van Winden. <mask> was born and raised in Zorra Township, which is the hometown of the author.Local volunteers and professionals worked together on the cast and crew. <mask> <mask> was a Canadian missionary in Taiwan and the father of J. Ross <mask>. His father's first name is, which is from his Chinese name. He was born in Taiwan and grew up there. He went back to Toronto with his father. He received a master's degree in education management from Clark University. He received a doctorate in theology from the college.He was the President of the junior high school that merged with the girls school. He changed the school from a junior high to a kindergarten after his father's death. It is possible that he died in Canada or in Taiwan, where he may have been buried next to his family's tomb. The tomb may have been taken down. The First Taiwanese Opera "Mackay: The Black" has been published. Tourism Oxford, (Oxford County, Ontario, Canada) has colourful

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title: George Leslie Mackay

texts: characters. <mask> <mask> was born in 1844.There are biographies at the Dictionary of Canadian Biography

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title: Scott Dyleski

texts: <mask> is an American murderer who was convicted of murdering his neighbor, Pamela Vitale, the wife of a prominent attorney. He was sentenced to life in prison without parole. He did not qualify for the death penalty as a juvenile. <mask> was 16 years old at the time of the murder. He is in California State Prison. <mask>'s sentence was reduced to 25 years to life in prison after the state of California passed Senate Bill    , which gives juvenile tried as adults and sentenced to life without parole a chance for eventual freedom. He will be eligible for parole in the year 2030.<mask> was the son of Kenneth and <mask>. <mask> was raised by his mother after his parents separated. <mask> moved with his mother to Lafayette, California, where they lived in the home of a family they had been friends with for a long time. <mask> was described as a nice kid by a fellow student when he was a student at Acalanes High School. On October 15, 2005, <mask>'s neighbor Pamela Vitale was murdered. She was found dead in the entryway and had been eviscerated. On October 20, 2005, Dyleski was arrested for the murder.<mask> was represented by an attorney. He was removed from the case because he defended the driver of the car that killed Dyleski's sister and another passenger. Dyleski was represented by a public defender. <mask> denied the charges. According to Robin Croen, who was granted immunity for testifying, investigators believe <mask> and his friend planned to grow marijuana in <mask>'s closet, with <mask> in charge of raising money. He testified that Dyleski used stolen credit card information from his neighbors to order lighting equipment. He testified that he

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title: Scott Dyleski

texts: was researching what equipment to order when he was involved in the credit card scam.Croen claims he sent order forms from websites to Dyleski. According to prosecutors, one of Dyleski's orders used the credit card information for Karen Schneider, but mistakenly used Vitale's address as the address to bill, and his own address as the ship-to address. The lighting company suspected the order was fraudulent and refused to process it. After telling Croen that he would take care of it, Dyleski called the credit card company. <mask> was surprised by Vitale during the break-in. <mask>'s girlfriend testified at the trial that Dyleski was interested in how the human body would function without certain organs. They said he carved a symbol into Vitale's back after hitting her many times in the head.Jewett tried to show that the symbol on the victim's back resembled the letter "H" in the word "hate" from a bumper sticker, which was seized from <mask>. The marks on Vitale's back were found to be an H-shaped figure cut into the skin of the torso. There are reports that the symbol was a cross. The judge ruled that there was enough evidence for a trial after the preliminary hearing. <mask> entered a new plea of not guilty to all the charges after he was indicted on an additional charge. His mother was accused of helping her son destroy evidence, but the charge was dropped under the condition that she tell the truth. During the trial, it was stated that nothing had been taken.At the trial, Daniel said he had never looked at his wife's financial records to see if anything was amiss. In July of 2006 jury selection began in the courtroom of judge Barbara Zuniga, who

masks: Dyleski Dyleski Dyleski Dyleski


title: Scott Dyleski

texts: became the trial judge after defense attorney Ellen Leonida made a peremptory challenge against judge Mary Ann O'Malley on the grounds that the jurist was "prejudiced against the interest of the Attorneys had differing views of <mask> in their opening statements. According to Harold Jewett, Dyleski identified with gothic symbols and art that depicted violence and beat Vitale. Leonida said her client was a gentle kid who valued human and animal rights. Invader Zim was cited during the trial. The prosecution claimed that the person had a fascination with body parts.He made comments after watching an episode of "Dark Harvest" in which an alien collects human organs in an attempt to appear more human. The witnesses for the defense said that the comments were made in jest. Attorneys gave closing arguments at the end of August. Dyleski's housemates, mother, girlfriend, friend, a forensic pathologist, and several criminalists were called to testify by the prosecutor. Lawyer Gloria Allred was involved with <mask>'s girlfriend. She told the jury that Dyleski told her he would take the blame to protect her and his best friend. Vitale's blood was found on Dyleski's belongings, Vitale's blood was found on Dyleski's ski mask, and Vitale's blood was found on Dyleski's foot.<mask>'s shoes were found to match a shoe print at the murder scene. The pattern of bloody footprints found on a plastic lid that was discovered in Vitale's house matched the pattern of Land's End shoes that Dyleski wore. A to-do list was said to have been written by Dyleski. A number of <mask>'s friends were called to testify. <mask> did not testify. No experts were called to challenge the

masks: Dyleski Dyleski Dyleski Dyleski Dyleski


title: Scott Dyleski

texts: evidence. <mask> was found guilty of all the charges against him, including the murder of Vitale.He was sentenced to life in prison. He was held in juvenile hall until his 18th birthday in October of 2006 and then transferred to San Quentin Prison. While his case was being evaluated, he was kept out of the general population and later transferred to Kern Valley State Prison. The conviction was upheld by the Court of Appeal in 2009. He invaded the home of a complete stranger with a rock and a knife while wearing a mask and gloves. He viciously set upon Pamela Vitale, raining blow after blow on her as she tried to fight him off. The court noted that even as Vitale lay motionless and near death, defendants was not done with her.He pulled out a knife after putting away his rock. He pulled Vitale's shirt up and used a knife to draw something on Vitale's back. Vitale had a gaping wound in her abdomen after he stabbed her deep into her midsection. <mask>'s sentence was reduced to 25 years to life in prison after the state of California passed a bill that gives juvenile offenders a chance for parole. He will be eligible for parole in the year 2030. References Exhibits to petition Exhibits A-F Exhibits G-P External links boards are no longer

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title: Marie of Romania

texts: The last Queen of Romania was born into the British royal family. Her parents were Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh and Maria Alexandrovna of Russia. <mask> spent her early years in Kent, Malta and Coburg. She was chosen as the future wife of Crown Prince Ferdinand of Romania, the heir apparent of King Carol I, after rejecting a proposal from her cousin, the future King George V. <mask> was popular with the people of Romania. Ferdinand declared war on Germany in 1916 after <mask> urged him to do so. Ferdinand and his family took refuge in WesternMoldavia during the early stages of the fighting.She and her three daughters worked as nurses in military hospitals, caring for soldiers who were wounded or afflicted by the disease. On December 1, 1918, the historical region of Transylvania was united with the Old Kingdom. At the Paris Peace Conference of 1919, <mask> was campaigning for international recognition of the enlarged Romania. She and Ferdinand were crowned queen and king of a united state in 1922 in a cathedral built in the ancient city of Alba Iulia. <mask> was very popular when she was queen. She and two of her children went on a diplomatic tour of the United States. They were warmly received by the people and visited several cities before returning to Romania.Ferdinand died a few

masks: Marie Marie Marie Marie Marie


title: Marie of Romania

texts: months after <mask> found him gravely ill. <mask> refused to be part of the council which ruled over the country under King Michael. Carol, <mask>'s oldest son, deposed his son and became King Carol II in 1930. He tried to destroy <mask>'s popularity. <mask> lived in Southern Dobruja by the Black Sea for the rest of her life after moving away from Bucharest. She died of cirrhosis in 1937. The monarchy was excoriated by communist officials after the transition to a People's Republic.According to several biographies of the royal family, <mask> was either a drunkard or a promiscuous woman, because of her many alleged affairs and to orgies she had supposedly organised before and during the war. <mask> was offered as a model of patriotism by the population in the years before the revolution. <mask> is remembered for her work as a nurse, but also for her extensive writing, including her critically acclaimed autobiography. The son of Queen Victoria and the daughter of Emperor Alexander II were both born to <mask>, the eldest daughter and second child of Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh. She was born at 10:30 a.m. at Eastwell manor in Kent, in the presence of her father. The Park and Tower guns were fired to celebrate her birth. She was informally known as "Missy" because she was named after her

masks: Marie Marie Marie Marie Marie Marie Marie Marie Marie


title: Marie of Romania

texts: mother and grandmothers.The Duke of Edinburgh wrote that his daughter promised to be as good a child as her brother and gave every evidence of her lungs being developed before she was old enough. As a grandchild of the reigning British monarch in the male line, <mask> was formally styled "Her Royal Highness Princess <mask> of Edinburgh" from birth. Arthur Stanley and Gerald Wellesley, Dean of Windsor, presided over <mask>'s interment in the private chapel of Windsor Castle. One day after the ceremony marking the anniversary of the death of her paternal grandfather, she was christened. Queen Victoria's proxy was the Princess of Wales, as was <mask>'s great-aunt, Gotha. <mask> and her siblings were brought up by Prince Alfred. The Princesses Victoria Melita and "Young Affie" were born in 1874."Ducky", also known asAlexandra, was born in 1876. They were known as "Sandra" and "Beatrice". Clarence House was their official residence, but their mother preferred to live at Eastwell Park. Eastwell was remembered fondly by <mask> in her memoirs. Due to his position in the British Royal Navy, the Duke of Edinburgh was largely absent from his children's lives. <mask> said she didn't know the colour of her father's hair until she looked at his later portraits and thought it was darker than it

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title: Marie of Romania

texts: actually was. The Duke would often play with his children while he was at home.Victoria Melita, who was one year younger than <mask>, was thought to be the older girl because of her stature. The Russian Orthodox mother of the Edinburgh children was upset that her children were raised in the Anglican faith. <mask> regretted that her mother did not allow her to chat with her as if they were equal. The most important person in her children's lives was the Duchess, who was independent-minded, cultured and 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 <mask> and her sisters were taught French at the insistence of their mother. The Duchess neglected her daughters' education because they weren't very bright. The girls received only a "pedestrian instruction" in the fields of painting and drawing, areas in which they had inherited Queen Victoria's talent.The Duke and Duchess of

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texts: Edinburgh hosted members of the royal family at Eastwell Park for breakfast almost daily and in 1885, <mask> and Victoria Melita were bridesmaids at the wedding of their aunt and uncle. Among <mask>'s playmates were her maternal cousins, Grand Dukes Nicholas and George, and the other two Russian cousins, Grand Duke Michael and Grand Duchess Olga. The children of their maternal uncle were included in the playmates. When <mask> was eleven years old, the Duke of Edinburgh was named commander-in-chief of the Mediterranean Fleet and the family moved to San Antonio Palace in Malta. The happiest memory of <mask> was her time in Malta. <mask> called Maurice the "Captain Dear" because he was the captain of the Duke's ship. When Bourke paid more attention to one of her sisters than to <mask>, she was prone to jealousy.San Antonio Palace was often full of guests and it was loved by the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh. The Melita's received white horses from their mother and went to the hippodrome almost daily. The French governess who oversaw the princesses' education in the first year was replaced the following year due to her failing health. The room at San Antonio was always ready for Prince George of Wales, the second son of the Prince of Wales, who was in the Royal Navy. George preferred <mask>


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texts: the most, but called the three older Edinburgh girls "the three dearests". The Duke of Edinburgh became heir presumptive to his paternal uncle after the Prince of Wales gave up his rights to the duchy. The family moved to Coburg in 1889.<mask> came to believe that this was the end of a life that had been joyful and happy. The Duchess, who was pro-German, hired a German governess for her daughters, bought them plain clothing, and even had them confirmed in the Lutheran faith. The family spent time at the castle. Duke Ernest's court was less strict than other German courts of the time. More emphasis was placed on painting and music in the education of the princesses in Coburg. <mask> and her sisters went to the Coburg Theatre on Thursdays and Sundays. <mask> believed that it was inevitable in the lives of girls who have brothers that they would make comments on whom they liked better.At winter parties organised by their mother, the girls would ice-skate and play different games, such as ice hockey. Marriage <mask> was courted by several royal men, including Prince George of Wales, who became second in line to inherit the throne. The Princess of Wales and the Duke of Edinburgh did not agree with Queen Victoria, the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Edinburgh. The Princess of Wales didn't like

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texts: the family's pro-German sentiment and didn't want her daughter to stay in England. The Princess of Wales, whose father was a minor German prince before being called to the Danes, was higher than her in the order of precedence. The idea of a marriage between first cousins was not allowed by the Russian Orthodox Church. When George proposed to her, <mask> told him that the marriage was impossible and that he must remain her "beloved chum"."Georgie lost her friend by waiting and waiting", said Queen Victoria. In order to assure the continuation of the House of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen, King Carol I of Romania was looking for a suitable bride for Crown Prince Ferdinand. Possibly motivated by the prospect of removing tensions between Russia and Romania on the subject of control over Bessarabia, the Duke of Edinburgh suggested that <mask> meet Ferdinand. Ferdinand and <mask> first met at a dinner party. Their first meeting went well and she found him friendly. Queen Victoria wrote to another granddaughter, Princess Victoria of Hesse, that the country was not nice and the society was not nice. The marriage will be delayed as Missy won't be 17 until the end of October.<mask>'s aunt wrote to her daughter, Crown Princess Sophia of Greece, that "Missy is quite delighted, but the poor child is so


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texts: young, how can she guess what is before her?" King Carol went to London in order to meet the Duke of Edinburgh and Queen Victoria, who eventually agreed to the marriage and appointed him a Knight of the Garter. Ferdinand and <mask> were married on January 10, 1893, in three ceremonies: one civil, one Catholic and one Anglican. The civil ceremony was performed in the Red Hall of the castle and the German Emperor was the first to sign the marriage act. The Catholic ceremony took place at the Town Church at four o'clock, with <mask> being led to the altar by her father. The ceremony was conducted in one of the chambers of the castle. Although King Carol granted the couple "Honigtag" (one day of honeymoon), <mask> and Ferdinand spent a few days at the Castle of Krauchenwies.Their journey was interrupted by a stop at Vienna, where they met Emperor Franz Joseph. Due to growing tensions between Austria and Romania, the couple's visit was brief and they arrived in the border town of Predeal following a nighttime crossing of Transylvania by train. <mask> was welcomed by the people of Romania, who wanted a more personal monarchy. The first years of <mask> and Ferdinand's marriage were not particularly easy, and <mask> would later tell her husband that "it is such a shame that we had to waste so

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texts: many years of our youth just to learn how to live together!" <mask> respected him because she realized that she had a better understanding of the world than he did. <mask> believed that she and Ferdinand were the best associates, the most loyal companions, but only in certain matters. <mask> was frequently invited to this sort of event because Ferdinand enjoyed her presence during military marches.<mask> gave birth to her first child, Prince Carol, nine months after she married. Doctors were reluctant to use chloroform because they believed that women must pay in agony for the sins of Eve. King Carol allowed the use of the drug on his niece-in-law after <mask>'s mother and Queen Victoria insisted. <mask> felt like turning her head to the wall after the arrival of her firstborn. <mask> felt a longing for her mother at the birth of her second child, Princess Elisabeth, despite Carol's insistence that childbirth is the most glorious moment in her life. <mask> was overjoyed at the births of her children, including Princess Maria, nicknamed "Mignon", Prince Nicholas, nicknamed "Nicky", and Princess Ileana. The removal of Prince Carol and Princess Elisabeth from <mask>'s care was done because it was inappropriate for them to be raised by their parents.<mask> failed to properly supervise her

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texts: children because she found it difficult to scold them at times. The royal children were never sent to school. As a result of the royal household's inability to provide a classroom education, most of the children's personality became flawed as they grew older. It was like King Carol wanted to leave for the Romania heirs completely unprepared for succeeding, according to Prime Minister Ion G. Duca. <mask> had trouble adjusting to life in Romania. She disliked the austere atmosphere of her household because of her personality and high spirits. She had come to be part of the machinery King Carol had wound up and had not been brought down to Romania to be adored and spoilt.She was imported to be trimmed, educated, cut down and trained according to the great man's conception of things. <mask> wrote that for long hours she would mope, while her husband did his military service, all alone in rooms. The Crown Princess of Greece was told by her aunt that Missy of Roumania was more to be pitied than she was. The King is a tyrant in his family that has destroyed the independence of Ferdinand so that no one cares about him, and his beautiful wife, who is also a tyrant, who burns her pretty wings by going rather rather. She followed her mother's advice to dress carefully and show respect for Orthodox

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texts: rituals as she learned to speak the Romanian language. King Carol told <mask> and Ferdinand to keep a restricted group of friends, and that the King and Ferdinand stood in awe of the iron old man. According to The Times Literary Supplement, <mask> found herself "from the hour of her arrival in Bucharest under the tutelage of that stern disciplinarian King Carol I".Ferdinand and <mask> moved to the Cotroceni Palace in 1896, where <mask> added her own designs. Ferdinand was struck down with a disease. Despite his doctor's best efforts, he came close to dying. <mask> was terrified of losing her husband and was exchanging letters with her family in Britain. The whole family desperately wished for Ferdinand to pull through because he was the heir to King Carol. He and <mask> went to Sinaia for a period of recovery after he did. The couple wasn't able to attend the celebrations for Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee.During Ferdinand's convalescence, <mask> spent most of her time with her two children, taking them on long walks and picking flowers. The winter of 1897-1898 was spent with the Russian Imperial family on the French Riviera, where <mask> often rode horses, despite the low temperatures. <mask> met Lieutenant Gheorghe Cantacuzne, a descendant of Prince erban Cantacuzino, around this


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texts: time. Cantacuzne used his sense of humor and fashion as well as his talent in horse-riding to stand out. After it became known that they were having an affair, they ended it. When <mask> became pregnant in 1897, her mother allowed her to come to Coburg. Julia Gelardi believes that <mask> gave birth to a child at Coburg and that the child may have been stillborn or sent to an orphanage.There were rumors that "Mignon" was Cantacuzne's daughter and not Ferdinand's. <mask> was linked to a number of people over the years, including the Grand Duke Boris Vladimirovich of Russia. King Carol commissioned Ferdinand and <mask> to build the Pelior Castle. Once it was too late, <mask> learned of the extent of the suppression of the Peasants' Revolt. She started a fashion trend among young upper-class women when she wore folk costume frequently at home and in public. The Second Balkan War began on June 29, 1913, after Bulgaria declared war on Greece. Romania entered the war with Greece.The war was worsened by a disease. <mask> saw her first encounter with an epidemic as a turning point in her life. With the help of Dr. Cantacuzino and Sister Pucci, <mask> traveled between Romania and Bulgaria to lend a hand in hospitals. She would be prepared for her experiences in the Great War. After the war,


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texts: Romania gained possession of Southern Dobrudja, including the coastal town of Balchik, which <mask> used to host her residence, called The Quiet Nest. Carol became ill after the war ended. <mask> and her family were shocked by the news when they were at Sinaia.The world's peace was torn to shreds when Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia. King Carol held a Crown Council at Sinaia in order to make a decision on whether or not to enter the war. Carol was in favor of his country supporting Germany, but the council decided against it. After the council, Carol's illness worsened and he became bed-ridden; the possibility of his abdication was even discussed. Ferdinand succeeded as king after he died. On 11 October 1914, <mask> and Ferdinand were crowned king and queen of Romania. <mask> Callimachi, a close friend of <mask>'s, wrote that she was loved more as queen than as crown princess.The historian A. L. Easterman wrote that <mask> was responsible for the influence she had on her husband and the entire court. The government at the time of Ferdinand's accession was led by a liberal prime minister. Ferdinand and <mask> decided to let people accept the transition from one regime to another rather than make many changes in the court. Many of Carol and Elisabeth's servants were kept in place,

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texts: even the ones that weren't very liked. <mask> contacted various relatives in Europe and bargained for the best terms for Romania, in case the country would enter the war, with the help of Brtianu. Because of her British heritage, <mask> favored an alliance with Russia, France and Britain. The war with the ENTente meant that Romania would act as Russia's "buffer" against possible attacks.Auguste Félix de Beaupoil, Count of Saint-Aulaire, remarked that <mask> was twice an ally to the French after <mask> demanded that Ferdinand enter the war. Ferdinand signed a treaty with the Entente on August 17th, 1916. On August 27th, Romania declared war on Austria-Hungary. <mask> embraced war as another might embrace religion. Ferdinand and <mask> dismissed their German servants after they found out that their country had entered the war. <mask> was involved in helping the Red Cross and visiting hospitals daily during the war. The Battle of Turtucaia was one of the battles that took place on its own soil.On 2 November 1916, <mask>'s youngest son, Prince Mircea, died of a disease. <mask> wrote in her journal, "Can anything ever be the same?" In December 1916, the royal court was moved to Iai, the capital of theMoldavia region. She continued to work as a nurse in military hospitals. <mask> would dress

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texts: as a nurse and go to the train station to get more injured soldiers. After the Russian Revolution and the victory of the Bolsheviks, Frank Rattigan, a diplomat, said that Romania became an island surrounded on all sides by the enemy. Ferdinand signed the Treaty of Focani on December 9, 1917.<mask> thought that the treaty was necessary to get more time. Later events would show <mask> to have been right. <mask> described herself as the "only man in Romania" when she opposed the Treaty of Bucharest in 1918. The war ended after the Armistice with Germany in 1918. The kingdom of Hungary conquered Transylvania in the tenth century and occupied it by 1200. Before the war, the idea of a "Greater Romania" had been in the minds of people in Transylvania. Both Bessarabia and Bukovina voted for union with Romania in 1918.On 1 December 1918, Vasile Goldi read the resolution for the union of Transylvania with the Old Kingdom at an assembly in the ancient city of Alba Iulia. The document was supported by the Saxons and established a high national council for the province's temporary administration. <mask> wrote that the dream of Romnia Mare seems to be becoming a reality. Ferdinand and <mask> were met with a day of "wild, delirious enthusiasm", with the bands crashing and the troops marching and the


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texts: people cheering. <mask> was excited to see the Entente for the first time in her life when Allied troops took part in the celebration. Because Ferdinand refused to sign the Treaty of Bucharest and because Romania was hostile towards the Central Powers until the end of the war, it was guaranteed that it would be included in the Paris Peace Conference. The official delegation was led by the Prime Minister.The French Prime Minister's reluctance to overlook Ferdinand's acceptance of the Treaty of Bucharest led to open conflict and the Romanian delegation left Paris, much to the displeasure of the "Big Four". Saint-Aulaire suggested that <mask> be sent to the conference to resolve the situation. The Queen was happy about it. On 6 March 1919, <mask> arrived in Paris. She was popular with the French people because of her boldness during the War. After meeting <mask>, Clemenceau told her, "I don't like your Prime Minister", to which she replied, "Perhaps then you'll find me more agreeable." After <mask>'s arrival, president Raymond Poincaré noticed a change in Clemenceau's attitude towards Romania.After spending a week in Paris, <mask> accepted King George V and Queen Mary's invitation to stay at Buckingham Palace. <mask> became acquainted with many important political figures of the time,


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texts: including Lord Curzon, and hoped to acquire as much goodwill for Romania as possible. She frequently visited her son at school. <mask> was thrilled to have returned to England after so long, and to be greeted at the station by George and May. <mask> returned to Paris after the end of her visit in England, where the people were just as excited for her as they had been a few weeks before. Crowds waited to see the "exotic" Queen of Romania. Wilson was unimpressed by <mask> and her comments on Russian laws dealing with sexual relations, which were considered inappropriate, did not help.<mask> surprised many officials by leading negotiations herself. She said, "Never mind, you'll all just have to get used to accepting me with the faults of my virtues." The conference resulted in the international recognition of Greater Romania, doubling Ferdinand and <mask>'s kingdom and increasing the population by ten million. Maria Pavlovna of Russia said thatMarie could get anything she wanted by her charm, beauty, and ready wit. Princess Elizabeth was engaged to Prince George of Greece in 1920, the son of the deposed King Constantine I of Greece and <mask>'s cousin Sophia. <mask> was delighted at the prospect of marrying off her daughter, whose character was severely flawed, after inviting the young


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texts: couple to stay with her at Sinaia. The Greek princesses had to return to their parents as soon as possible after learning of King Alexander's death.<mask>'s mother died in her sleep. <mask> arranged for her mother's funeral and took her daughters to their parents. They would stay at Sinaia. Princess Helen and Crown Prince Carol were married the following year. <mask> was overjoyed, as she had been worried about the birth of Carol's illegitimate son, who had been given his mother's surname, as she had frowned upon Carol's relationship with Zizi Lambrino. Alexander I of Serbia married <mask>'s second daughter, "Mignon", in 1922. The births of her two royal grandsons, Prince Michael of Romania and Prince Peter of Yugoslavia, seemed to cement her ambitions.<mask> was seen as a mother who would sacrifice her children's happiness in order to fulfill her ambitions, but in reality she never forced any of her children to marry. The Duke of York, later Queen Elizabeth, enchanted <mask> when she met him. Ferdinand and <mask> traveled to France, Switzerland, Belgium and the United Kingdom in 1924. George V welcomed her warmly and declared that there were other and dear ties between them. My dear cousin, the Queen, is British born. <mask> wrote that the day of her arrival in England was "a great day

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texts: for me, one of emotions, sweet, happy and the same time glorious emotions to come back as Queen to my own country, to be received officially, in all honour and enthusiastically into the bargain." <mask> and Ferdinand were the first royals to enter the headquarters of the League of Nations when they were in Switzerland.Alba Iulia, which was an important fortress in the Middle Ages, was the location of <mask> and Ferdinand's coronation. An Orthodox cathedral was built in the 19th century. An elaborate set of jewellery and clothing was made for the coronation. <mask>'s crown was made in the Art Nouveau style by "Falize", a Parisian jewelry house. The crown was made out of Transylvanian gold and was inspired by Despina, the wife of Neagoe Basarab. <mask> had used the Duke of Edinburgh's arms as her own prior to her marriage, and the image of the royal arms of Romania was on one of the pendants on the crown. The crown was paid for by the state through a special law.The Duke of York and the French generals who led the French military mission to Romania were among the guests at the royal couple's coronation. Ferdinand, a Roman Catholic, refused to be crowned by a member of the Eastern Orthodox Church, so the ceremony was not performed inside the cathedral. Ferdinand crowned <mask>, who had


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texts: knelt before him, after placing his crown on his own head. Cannons were fired as a sign that the first king and queen of Greater Romania had been anointed. More than 20,000 peasants were offered roast steaks at a feast in the same room where the union was proclaimed in 1918. Ferdinand and <mask> entered Bucharest the next day. Evidence of <mask>'s theatricality was found in the magnificence of the coronation.<mask> stated that she wanted to be closer to her people when she was accepted into the Orthodox Church. The Maryhill Museum of Art was designed as a mansion for wealthy businessman Samuel Hill. The building was turned into a museum. Hill wanted it to be dedicated as a monument to peace, to his wife Mary, and to Queen <mask>. As an old friend of hers, <mask> agreed to come to America and witness the dedication. <mask>'s tour of America was supported by a committee that was put together by Fuller. <mask> thought the tour would allow her to see the country, meet the people and put Romania on the map.She disembarked in New York accompanied by Prince Nicholas and Princess Ileana. <mask> was welcomed with a whistle of steamers, a roar of guns in white smoke, and voices cheering in a stinging rain. The Mayor of New York City welcomed her. According to the author of On Tour with Queen


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texts: <mask>, the people were excited for <mask>'s arrival mainly because of her almost mythical allure, which had been created by papers and rumour throughout her life. The time could not have been better. <mask> was seen as a woman whose wits had devised many a coup d'état, whose brains had thought out many a difficult problem for her people, who had used the gifts given her to further every good purpose. <mask>, Nicholas and Ileana took tours of Philadelphia during their time in America.Nicholas and Ileana seemed overwhelmed by the reception they received in each city they visited. The official dinner at the White House was marked by awkward moments due to the morose attitude of President Calvin Coolidge and his wife Grace. <mask> was presented with a bullet-proof armored town car before she left the United States. <mask> and her children were seen off by a delegation from Washington, D.C., as they prepared to leave by ship from New York Harbour. Morris wrote that "our last view was of Her Majesty, her children on either side, waving back with that tear-and-smile of those who pass from happy scenes." Morris wrote a detailed account of <mask>'s time in America in her book, published in 1927. <mask> wanted to return to America as soon as possible after her visit.Both my children and I have


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texts: one dream, and that is to return! To return to that stupendous New World, which makes you almost giddy because of its immencity, its noise, its strive, its fearful impetuous to get on, to do always more, always bigger, quicker, more a restless, flaring great world, where I think everything. As long as I live, breathe and think, the love for America will enrich my life and thoughts. When Prince Carol decided to give up his rights to succeed Ferdinand on January 5, 1926, he caused a family crisis by waiving all parental rights over Prince Michael, who had been proclaimed heir apparent. A bill was passed that created a council composed of Prince Nicholas, the Orthodox Patriarch, and the president of the Court of Cassation. <mask> and Ferdinand were reluctant to leave the country in the hands of a five-year-old boy for fear that the lands gained during World War I would be reclaimed by other countries and that political unrest might lead to civil unrest. Ferdinand's death seemed imminent when <mask> returned from America.He was so close to death that he was given the last rites of the Catholic Church. He died in <mask>'s arms. She later wrote, "'I am so tired' were his last words and when he lay so quiet in my arms one hour later, I knew that I must thank God for him at least." This was


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texts: rest. The council took charge of Michael's role as monarch after Ferdinand's death. Carol tried to return to Romania with the help of the 1st Viscount Rothermere. He was kicked out of England after being prevented from doing so.<mask> apologized to George V on behalf of her son, who was already planning a coup. On June 21, 1928, Carol succeeded in divorcing Princess Helen. After refusing to be part of the council in 1929, <mask> was accused by the press and Princess Helen of being involved in a coup. There were many rumors about Princess Ileana's marriage. Alexander, Count of Hochberg, a minor German prince, was betrothed to Ileana after she was rumored to be marrying the Prince of Asturias. This betrothal was short-lived and <mask> never married her youngest daughter until 1931. The Act of Succession 1927 was declared null after Carol II arrived in Parliament.Carol became King Carol II after taking the throne from his son. <mask> was relieved when she heard of Carol's return. She viewed Carol's return as the return of the Prodigal Son because she was anxious about the direction of the country. She knew that things wouldn't go well as soon as she arrived. Carol refused to accept his mother's advice to take Helen back and never sought <mask>'s counsel during his reign, thus making the


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texts: already existing breach between mother and son complete. The religious teachings of the Bah Faith were appealing to <mask>, who was almost stripped of her belief. She was attracted to the idea of humanity's unification under one faith because of her own family's differing beliefs.<mask> had a correspondence with Shoghi Effendi, the head of the Faith, where she expressed herself as a follower of the Bah teachings. She described Bahu'llh as a prophet similar to Jesus or Muhammad. Bahs regard her as the first royal convert to their religion. Hannah says that <mask> "continued to attend the Protestant Church" even though she "Prayed better at home with my Baha-u-llah books and teachings." A book against the religion was published in 1976, which included selections from a letter written in 1970 by <mask>'s daughter Ileana denying any such conversion had taken place. Prince Nicholas married a divorced woman in 1931. <mask> was hurt by the repeated attempts to keep Nicholas from communicating with his mother and disapproved of her son's actions.She came to blame herself for failing to educate her sons properly, even though she blamed the women in their lives for a while. Even after Carol's pleas, she refused to meet Magda. <mask> didn't mention Lupescu's name until her last years. With Carol's


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texts: mistress hated throughout the country, it was only a matter of time before opposition to the King emerged. The Iron Guard was a group that supported Mussolini and Hitler. The Iron Guard assassinated Ion Duca in December 1933 after Carol asked for his help. There were rumors that an attempt would be made on Carol's life at the independence parade.He had <mask> attend the parade in order to avoid this. Carol tried to push his mother out of the country after the parade because he wanted to destroy his mother's popularity. <mask> retreated to either of two places. Bran Castle was the first. She had it restored over the next seven years after it was given to her as a gift in 1920. She built a palace and a small chapel in Balchik, where she tended to her garden. Ileana and her children were in Austria.Ileana didn't get permission from Carol to go to Romania. Her son-in-law, King Alexander, and her daughter "Mignon" were in Belgrade. <mask> visited England again in 1934. <mask> died of illness during the summer of 1937. Her personal physician, Dr. Castellani, determined that she had cancer, despite her official diagnosis. <mask> said that she had never tasted alcohol in her life and that there must be a non-alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver because she had not been 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


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texts: seen her in seven years. <mask> was moved to a sanatorium. She requested that she be taken back to Romania so that she could die there. Carol chose to return to Romania by train instead of taking a medical flight offered by Hitler.She was taken to the castle. After lapsing into a coma, <mask> died at 5:38 p.m. Her two oldest children, Carol and Elisabeth, accompanied by Prince Michael, were at her deathbed. The white drawing room at the Cotroceni Palace was where <mask> lay in state for two days. Her coffin was surrounded by flowers and was guarded by officers of the Fourth Hussars. The palace was opened for factory workers on the third day after thousands of people had been filed by <mask>'s bier. <mask>'s funeral cortege passed under the Arch of Triumph as it made its way to the train station.She was buried at Curtea de Arge Monastery. According to her wishes, <mask>'s heart was placed in a small golden casket embellished with the emblems of the Romanian provinces and buried in her chapel in Balchik. After Southern Dobrudja was ceded to Bulgaria during World War II, her heart was transferred to Bran Castle. Ileana built a chapel to house the heart, which was kept in two nested boxes inside a marble sarcophagus. Between 1940 and 1947, Princess Helen was the last queen consort of