title: Dominic Kinnear

texts: <mask> is an American soccer coach and former player. He was named an assistant coach by FC Cincinnati on January 18, 2022. He played for a number of teams in the United States and Mexico, including the San Jose Hawks and the Necaxa. He was a member of the United States national team. Since 2001, <mask> has been involved in coaching MLS teams. He led the Houston Dynamo to the MLS Cup in 2006 and again in 2007, while he was there. <mask> moved to the United States with his family when he was three years old.He considers his hometown to be Fremont, California, where he grew up. He played on the boys' soccer team at John F. Kennedy High School. He attended Hartwick College after graduating from high school. He scored three goals as a defender for Hartwick. Kinnear moved back to Scotland to try his luck in football. Kinnear signed with the San Francisco Bay Hawks of the Western Soccer League in 1989. The Blackhawks became one of the dominant teams of the era as Kinnear remained with San Francisco Bay.The WSL merged with the ASL to form theAPSL. Kinnear earned All Star honors again. The Blackhawks went to the semifinals of the CCL in 1992 and took the title in 1991. Kinnear was an All Star in 1992. The team was renamed the San Jose Hawks in 1993 after the owner pulled the team from theAPSL and moved it to the USISL. The Hawks folded at the end of the season despite moving to the lower division. Kinnear moved to the Fort Lauderdale Strikers for the 1994 season after a summer trial with a English club came to nothing.<mask> played for Necaxa in 1995 in the First Division. He scored a goal for Necaxa in the Mexican

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texts: League. <mask> moved to the Seattle Sounders of the A League at the end of the Mexican season, just in time to win another league championship. On August 10, 1995 he joined the Sounders as a replacement for Dick McCormick. He scored the winning penalty kick. On January 24, 1996, Major League Soccer allocated <mask> to the Colorado Rapids, making him one of the first players in the league. <mask> played for the Rapids in 1996.On December 15, 1996, the Rapids traded Kinnear and a second round draft pick to the San Jose Clash. He moved to the Mutiny. He had six goals and 24 assists in MLS. Kinnear had 54 caps for the U.S. national team, but was not selected for the final squad for the 1994 World Cup. The head coach of the San Jose Earthquakes named <mask> as his assistant coach in 2001. They helped the Earthquakes win the MLS Cup in 2001 and 2003 Kinnear became the head coach of the Earthquakes in 2004.The Quakes won the MLS Supporters' Shield in 2005. Kinnear moved to Houston with the rest of the Earthquakes. Kinnear led the team to their first MLS Cup Championship. The New England Revolution was beaten in the MLS Cup for the second year in a row. After their last match of the regular season, <mask> resigned as head coach of Houston Dynamo. <mask> was hired as the new head coach of the San Jose Earthquakes after the conclusion of the regular season. Chris Leitch replaced <mask> as the head coach of the Earthquakes.International goals coaching record is 1. The player from the San Francisco Bay Hawks was honored. Scottish emigrants to the United States include players from the San Jose Earthquakes and the San Jose

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title: Robert Harward

texts: <mask>, Jr., also known as <mask>, is a retired United States Navy Seal and a former deputy commander of the United States Central Command. He joined Shield AI as the Executive Vice President for International Business and Strategy after working as a Chief Executive at Lockheed Martin for eight years. He previously commanded Combined Joint Interagency Task Force 435. After the resignation of Michael T. Flynn, the U.S. President offered him the position of National Security Advisor. He turned down the President's offer on February 16. News sources reported that <mask> was unable to agree with Trump over his scope to make his own appointments to his team. <mask> was born into a Navy family in Rhode Island.Harward's father advised the pre-revolutionary Iranian military and the family lived in Tehran, Iran. Harward was popular with his classmates and became familiar with the people and culture of Iran, because he played sports against Iranian basketball, wrestling, and track teams, as well as other Tehran American School and International School football teams. He graduated from the Tehran American School in 1974. He speaks a foreign language. He received his bachelor's degree from the United States Naval Academy in 1979. <mask> is a graduate of the College of Naval Command and Staff at the Naval War College. He completed the Foreign Policy Program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.Harward reported to the school with follow-on orders. He graduated as the honor man of BUD/S class 128 in July 1984 after completing his South American deployment. He received the 1130 designator as a naval special warfare officer after completing a six-month period of training. Harward was assigned to the Naval Special Warfare Development Group in 1988 after completing a specialized selection and training course. Harward was an operations officer and assault team leader. Harward received a Master of Arts degree in National Security and Strategic Studies from the Naval War College. Harward served as deputy commander of the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force in support of Joint Forge in Bosnia and as the Naval Special Warfare task group commander in Kuwait.Special warfare plans officer for the U.S. The Seventh Fleet; aide-de-Camp to

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texts: the Commander-in-Chief, USSOCOM; and the executive officer of Naval Special Warfare Unit ONE from 1998 to 2000. In August 2001 Harward assumed command of Naval Special Warfare Group ONE (NSWG 1) and went to Afghanistan after the September 11 attacks. Task Force K-Bar was commanded by him and he directed special missions throughout the country. In October 2002, <mask> commanded Naval Special Warfare Task Group Central in Iraq. The assets in the Naval Special Warfare inventory were included in his forces. The Executive Office of the President at the White House was where Harward reported to.The director of strategy and defense issues was on the National Security Council staff. In 2005, <mask> was assigned to the National Counterterrorism Center in Washington, as the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff representative to the Senior Interagency Strategy Team. Harward served multiple combat tours in Afghanistan and Iraq during his time as the deputy commanding general of the Joint Special Operations Command at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. He was proud to help improve the situation of women on his duty. <mask> assumed the position of deputy commander on November 3, 2008. <mask> was reappointed to the rank of Vice admiral and assigned to the position of deputy commander of the United States Central Command. VADM Mark I replaced him in October.Fox. The U.S. presented <mask> with the distinguished graduate leadership award. The Naval War College is a military college. NWC graduates who have attained positions of prominence in the field of national security are honored with the award. <mask> retired after 34 years of military service. He became the Chief Executive of the company in January. Following the resignation of Michael T. Flynn as National Security advisor, journalists identified <mask> as one of the main candidates to replace him.He was offered the position by President Donald Trump. <mask> declined the position. According to media reports, <mask> was unable to agree with Trump on appointments to his team. <mask> joined the company's Senior Advisory Board. <mask> was announced as the Executive Vice President for International Business and Strategy by Shield AI. There are links to awards and decorations on the ABC News

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title: Michael Z. Williamson

texts: <mask><mask> is an American military science fiction and military fiction author best known for his libertarian-themed Freehold series. Military and political themes, as well as first contact with alien beings, were explored in eight Freehold novels. Some of the short stories in the Freehold: Resistance anthology were written by Larry Correia, Tony Daniel, Tom Kratman and Brad R. Torgersen. The Hero is a time travel story and A Long Time Until Now is a time travel story. The story "Soft Casualty" was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 Wisdom From My Internet was nominated for a Hugo Award for Best Related Work in 2015, as part of the Sad Puppies campaign. The books had sold half a million copies.In 1967, he was born in Birkenhead, England. He graduated from Newark High School in 1985 after moving to Canada with his family. After graduating from high school, he joined the military and served in support roles in the Air Force and the Army National Guard for 22 years. In support of Iraqi Freedom,

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texts: he served with the US Air Force. He is married and has three children. The first book in the Freehold series was released in January 2004 and made the Locus Bestsellers list for science-fiction and fantasy paperbacks. The story of a young soldier who begins the book in the service of the United Nations is told in Freehold.Accused of a crime she did not commit, she flees Earth for the Freehold of Grainne where she struggles to adapt to the climate and culture of an ultra-libertarian planet. She joined the military to fight against the UN. The main character is partially based on himself, as he moved from the UK to Canada and the US. Freehold was criticized by Don D'Ammassa as a political tract with an oversimplified and unrealistic view of humanity. The book was described as a satisfactory debut by <mask>. Jones of SF Site. A strong female hero was the subject of a "highly readable SF adventure" called Freehold. The novel was described as "amazingly entertaining" by Carolyn Cushman of Locus.The universe established in Freehold is where many of <mask>'s works are set. Contact with Chaos is about first contact with alien beings. There is a conflict between the United Nations and the Freeholders. In a review of the book, Joseph T. Major praised the author for refraining from heavy-handed political messages and instead creating a diverse, varied human interplanetary society. Better to be Forgiveness... was praised as an "exciting and violent adventure" and "setting a new, higher standard for himself" by Mark Lardas of the Galveston Daily News. The novel Do Unto Others made the Wall Street Journal's best-seller

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texts: According to John Clute in The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, there is a fight to maintain freedom against enemies with the heroes adhering to libertarian principles. The frequent presence of female heroes in <mask>'s works is noted by Clute and feminist critic Liz Bourke.In his thesis, Blair Nicholson points out that in military science fiction, the military environment must be depicted in realistic detail down to details of strategy and tactics. The work should explore the proposed system and its interactions with the people involved. The United Nations is depicted as an authoritarian oppressor by the author in his novel, Freehold. The depiction of the United Nations is similar to the Marine in Space series by Ian Douglas and is reflective of a negative right-wing popular opinion on the institution. The Weapon, Contact with Chaos, and Angeleyes are works of the works of the works of the works of the works of the works of the works of the works of the works of the works of the works of the works of the works of the works of the works of the works of "Choices and Consequences" is a short fiction by Dale C. Flowers. The Scope of Justice, Targets of Opportunity, Confirmed Kill, and Legacy of the Aldenata set were created by John Ringo.The Hero with John Ringo is a collection of fiction and non-fiction. Tour of Duty: Stories and Provocations is a collection of short stories. "Misfits", "One Night in Baghdad", and "Port Call" are stories original to this collection. "How Sweet the Sound" with Morgen Kirby is one of the original stories in this collection. "Inhale to the King, Baby!" was written in Black Tide


title: Altamas Kabir

texts: The 39th Chief Justice of India was an Indian lawyer and judge. <mask> was born in Calcutta in 1948 to a prominent Bengali Muslim family from the district of Faridpur in Bangladesh. He attended the Mount Hermon School, Darjeeling, and the Calcutta Boys' School. A teacher at Calcutta Boys' School advised him to pursue a career in law after reading one of his articles on social issues. He studied law at the University of Calcutta after graduating from Presidency College. His father was a leading Congress politician and trade union leader from West Bengal who served as the Minister in the B. C. Roy and P. C. Sen ministries and went on to become a minister in the first non-Congress government in West Bengal in 1967. His uncle was a Bengali writer and a minister in the Union Cabinets of Jawaharlal Nehru and Lal Bahadur Shashtri.He completed his M.A. And LL.B. In 1973, he was admitted to the bar and practiced civil and criminal law in Kolkata at the district court and the Calcutta High Court. He became a permanent judge of the Calcutta High Court in 1990. On January 11, 2005, he was appointed to the office of acting Chief Justice of Calcutta High Court. The computerization of the Calcutta High Court, the City Civil Court, and other Courts in Kolkata is credited to <mask>. An elevation made permanent on 1 March 2005 made him the acting Chief Justice of the Jharkhand High Court.He became Justice of the Supreme Court of India on September 9, 2005. He was the 39th Chief Justice of India. He retired after nine months as the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. He was the Chancellor of the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, the Chairman of the General Council of the Gujarat National Law University, and the Visitor of the National Law School of India University. He taught a course on Law and the Child at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences. On January 14, 2010, he was appointed as the Executive Chairman of the National Legal Services Authority. Under his chairmanship, a national plan of action was taken up to be executed by all State Legal Services Authorities, a calendar for activities was put in place, and provision of legal services to transgender

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texts: people was taken up as a new project of NALSA.<mask> delivered several critical judgements during his time as a Supreme Court judge. He presided over one of the most important cases in 2011. The Supreme Court bench ruled that female relatives of a husband can be booked under the Domestic Violence Act. The contempt case was presided over by <mask> after he alleged that half of the most recent 16CJIs had been corrupt. The government was ordered to end the Haj subsidy by the Supreme Court. A journalist was granted bail after he was arrested for his alleged involvement in an Israeli embassy vehicle blast that injured an Israeli diplomat's wife. The procedure adopted by the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate was endorsed by the High Court.We believe that the right for grant of statutory bail was acquired by the appellant on 17 July 2012 when his custody was held to be illegal by the additional sessions judge. The controversy involving his sister, a lawyer, and the Gujarat High Court Chief Justice began when he was the Chief Justice of India. In a letter to the President, the Prime Minister, and the Chief Justice, Bhattacharya claimed that the Chief Justice had blocked his elevation to the Supreme Court. While he was a member of the Calcutta High Court's collegium, Bhattacharya objected to the appointment of Shukla <mask> Sinha to the bench. A bench headed by <mask> quashed the National Eligibility and Entrance Test for admissions to medical colleges in India. A constitution bench of the Supreme Court set aside the judgement. The warrant of appointment designating Justice P. Sathasivam as the next Chief Justice had already been signed, so the Supreme Court collegium stopped <mask>'s move to appoint an Supreme Court justice just before his retirement.In a suicide note, Kalikho Pul claimed that he had passed wrong judgements regarding the public distribution system scam in the state. References External links Profile at Supreme Court of India's official website Judges of the Calcutta High Court Justices of the Supreme Court of India 1948 births 2017: deaths Indian Shia Muslims University of Calcutta alumni Scholars from Kolkata Bengali Muslims 20th-century Bengalis 21st-century Bengalis Chief

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title: Robbie Knievel

texts: <mask>'s son <mask> was born on May 7, 1962, and is an American daredevil. He has used a code name. Robert "Evel" <mask>'s first wife, Linda, was the daughter of the stuntman. The third of four children is named after his grandfather. <mask> has two children. Analise and Kane are his grandsons. At four years old, <mask> began jumping his bicycle and at seven years old, he began riding motorcycles.He and his father performed their first show at Madison Square Garden at the age of eight. He would perform in the pre-jump shows when he was a child. He never graduated from Central Catholic High School. He wanted to increase his jumps, but his father didn't like it. After his dad's approval, <mask> went solo. Comparisons with Evel <mask>'s jumping career are different from his father's, in that he used high-performance Honda CR500 motocross bikes that have been designed for jumping. Evel used a motorcycle to make most of his jumps.The Honda is a motocross bike while the Harley is a flat-track racing motorcycle. Two of Evel's major accomplishments: a Harley-Davidson XR-750 jump and the Snake River Canyon jump using the X-2 Skycycle, have not been replicated by his son. The current record for jumping a Harley-Davidson XR-750 is 15 buses, currently held by Bubba Blackwell, and although never attempted,<mask> stated that he would use a XR-750 to clear a record-breaking 16 buses, three more buses than his father attempted at Wembley Stadium in 1975. <mask> stated that he would attempt to re-create his father's 1974 failed rocket jump over the Snake River Canyon near Twin Falls, Idaho. The red, white, and blue V-shaped jumpsuit

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texts: is similar to his father's famous white leather jumpsuit. A white jumpsuit with a red V lined with white stars was used as a teenager touring with his father. He wore a white jumpsuit with a blue V lined with white stars and a cape throughout his career.A black jumpsuit with a white V lined with blue stars was used for the Las Vegas Mirage jump. A black jumpsuit with a white V lined with red stars was used in promotional photographs but not in a jump. Daredevil jumps set 20 world records. The Grand Canyon jump, as well as the building-to-building jump in Las Vegas, a jump over a moving train, and a jump in front of the volcano at the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas, have all been televised live. The return of the Elsinore Grand Prix was celebrated with a performance jump by <mask>. In 2003 <mask> did a stunt at the casino. In March of 2006 he jumped from one barge to another in Jacksonville, Florida and in July of 2006 he made a triple tribute jump to his father Evel at Evel Knievel Days in Montana.On March 18, 2007, <mask> jumped an assortment of military vehicles at the North Carolina auto expo. He appeared in a Holiday Inn Express commercial. He jumped $4.8 billion in fake money on June 9, 2007, representing the amount of interest paid to the customers of ING Direct. He was in the Motorcycle Hall of Fame in South Dakota and made a jump at the Buffalo Chip campground. The Kings Island Amusement Park outside Cincinnati, Ohio had a Coca-Cola Zero truck jump on May 24, 2008. His father, Evel <mask>, made daredevil history by jumping over 14 Greyhound buses at Kings Island. A few feet short of the safety deck, <mask> landed

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texts: on the 23rd truck.Evel broke his father's 1975 record by jumping 14 buses on a Harley-Davidson XR-750 and landing on the safety deck. On June 7, 2008, <mask> jumped at the Texas Motor Speedway. He cleared Hummers on the speedway. He was going to jump 25 Hummers. The evening of the jump there was a strong wind. While performing pre-jump wheelies at the LCO Casino in Wisconsin on August 16, 2008, <mask> fell off the bike and slid into some hay bales, dislocating his shoulder. His injury did not stop him from performing the jump clearing four small airplanes and a helicopter.On October 31, 2008, <mask> successfully performed two back-to-back jumps in Nashville, Tennessee to promote glow-in-the-dark paint. The Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas hosted a New Year's Eve jump by <mask>. The stunt was advertised as jumping over the top of the Mirage's volcano, however, <mask> limited the stunt to an approximately ramp to ramp jump in front of the volcano. The Mirage Hotel did not want to tear down some palm trees or have its parking affected, so they decided to promote a jump over the volcano. The 8th live special in <mask>'s career took place on Fox. The last jump by <mask> was held at the Spotlight 29 Casino in California. <mask> jumped over the trucks.The TV series Knievel's Wild Ride was on A&E. There was a pilot series called Hollywood Stunts that featured greats such as George Nelson and MatthewPhillips. Knievel's Custom Cycles is located in Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey. The company, Knievel Motorcycle Manufacturing Inc., sold various Knievel clothing items and custom motorcycles. There are 21 Hummer Jump at Texas Motor

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title: Andrew Glaze

texts: <mask> was an American poet, playwright and novelist. His coming of age in the American South is reflected in his poetry. He lived in New York City for 31 years. He was part of a circle of poets in New York City. <mask> was born in Nashville, Tennessee, to two people. He was raised in Alabama with a younger sister and brother. He has two names, <mask><mask> and Junior.<mask> <mask> was a Confederate doctor. After graduating from the Webb School in Bell Buckle, Tennessee, Glaze went on to major in English at Harvard College. After graduating from Harvard in 1942, Glaze enlisted in the United States Air Force. The Queen Mary was converted into a troop transport ship that could carry 15,000 men. <mask>, an Air Force lieutenant, stood on the foredeck and looked down at a quarter of a mile of human circles shooting craps. While waiting for his turn to be shipped back home, he attended the University of Grenoble. He died in Alabama.Between May 1950 and February 1956, Poetry magazine published seven of <mask> Tietjens Memorial Prize. He had a poem in the 9th edition of New World Writing and a short fiction piece in the 4th edition. On January 19, 1957, The Saturday Review published a poem called Suwanee River. In 1957, <mask> and his family moved to New York City. He wrote two poems, one of which appeared in his first book. The couple divorced after a son was born.The move to Manhattan and subsequent divorce were included in the poem and book. The ex-wife of Glaze went on to join The Living Theatre for a six-year tour of Europe. The move to New York was made because of a fear of reprisal for articles that Glaze had written as a reporter. This was the beginning of the Civil rights movement, when Jim Crow laws were a part of everyday life. The two black men were

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texts: defended by a deputy sheriff. He wrote about police brutality. His second wife was a dancer and actress.She was in the original Broadway cast ofCamelot. She danced in Michael Bennett's Broadway show Ballroom. Night Walk to a Country Theater is a poem written on a visit to Connecticut where his wife was performing. For many years, Glaze worked as a Press Officer at the British Tourist Authority office on 5th Avenue and 54th Street, where he wrote travel stories. The poem Reality Street was published in The Atlantic and was inspired by his morning bicycle journey to work. The poem Fantasy Street appeared in The New Yorker after the evening trip home. They were referred to as "Two Odes" after the fashion of L'Allego and Il Penseroso.Before The New Yorker published Fantasy Street, they sent a fact checker out to follow the entire route of the poem and check every location mentioned in it for accuracy, according to <mask>. The reviewer in the New York Times described <mask>'s poetry as wonderful. I would like to quote and say something. The first poetry book by <mask> was published in 1966. Richard Eberhart wrote a review of the book in The New York Times. He has a lot of psychic perception. The book was named one of the most notable books of 1966 by the American Library Association.In 1967, <mask> was invited to participate in the Morris Gray Lecture Series at Harvard and to sign their historic Morris Gray Lecture Signature Book. The New York Review of Books had a review of the book by Robert Bly. "Jeremiads at Half-Mast" was the title of the dual review. <mask> was a guest faculty member at the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference in 1969. The Cricket Theatre in Minneapolis produced a play in 1974 with the assistance of producer Joseph Papp. The Public

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title: Andrew Glaze

texts: Theater/New York Shakespeare Festival did a production of the play with Meat Loaf in a leading role. The Public Theater staged a reading of The Man-Tree in 1974.The Man-Tree was performed in London by The American Repertory Company. I Am The Jefferson County Courthouse was one of the best small press titles of 1981 and was published by Library Journal. In the title poem, <mask> describes a busy Southern courthouse of the 1950s, and compares the Prosecutor to a bull frog on a lillypad, addressing a pond of "obedient" followers who wait for a signal to sing. In 1983, two of his plays were produced. William A. Raidy wrote about it in the New York Post. Four new books of poetry were prepared by <mask>. Reality Street was the first to be published.The second collection of <mask>'s poems was a finalist for the T.S. in 1997. There is a poetry prize. A third book of poems went to print in 1998 with the title, Someone Will Go On, selected poems, 1966–1992, and won the SIBA Award. After the release of the fourth book in 2002, <mask> and his wife moved to Alabama. His original and unnerving voice makes these poems a real triumph. The book <mask>: Greatest Hits 1964– 2004 was published in 2004. The 11th Poet Laureate of Alabama was announced in 2012 by the Alabama Writers' Conclave.He was commissioned by the Governor of Alabama in a ceremony at the State Capitol building in Montgomery. On June 8, 2015, the Alabama Writer's Hall of Fame inducted <mask>, Helen Keller, and nine other writers with roots in Alabama. In August 2015, his ninth book of poetry, a collection of previously unpublished poems titled Overheard in a Drugstore and other poems was released by NewSouth Books. There are works poetry books. 1966. The American Library Association "Notable Book" was

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texts: published in 1966. The trash dragon is from Shensi.The copper beech press. L38 T7 was published in 1978. There are poems about the Jefferson County Courthouse. The press of the city. <mask> wrote Earth That Sings. Ford-Brown & Co. was founded in 1985. Reality street.St. Andrew's Press. 1991. Selected Poems, 1966–1992, is a collection of poems. Blackbelt Press. Remembering the thunder. There are new books from NewSouth. <mask>'s greatest hits from 1964 to 2004.The Pudding House Publications. There were poems in a Drug Store. There are new books from NewSouth. A selection of poetry booklets. There is a festival of the arts. March 25, 1963. The first volume was number 3.A Masque Of Surgery is a book by the Library of Congress. Menard Press was published in 1974. A city. The Swamp Press. There were poems and lithographs in 1982. <mask> and Umaa. Heraclita was published by Editions Heraclita.1964. There are recordings, audio tape, and videotapes of poets reading their poems. The Poseidon Society is recording. The record was # 1003. 1970. There is a Poets Corner. Interview by Steven Ford Brown.WBHM is a public radio station. April 11, 1982. A journey. Ned Rorem wrote the music. There is a series of American songs. The first volume is titled "Rosalin Rees Sings Ned Rorem". The GSS record was 104.1984. A journey. Ned Rorem wrote the music. Songs of Ned Rorem were heard. It's called the premier recordings. 1995. A journey.Ned Rorem wrote the music. Susan Graham sings. Erato. In 2000. I am the Jefferson County Courthouse is a poem. <mask>ze. WNYC Radio was on June 2, 1978.He reads some of his poems. Interviews with, quotes from, and discussions of, <mask> Companion To Southern Literature: themes, genres, places, people. A photo and a poem by <mask>ze are

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texts: included in Geniuses and Other eccentrics: Photographing My Friends. A discussion of Glaze's poetry is in the fourth series of The Great American Poetry Bake-off. Glaze interviewed about John Ciardi. Steven D. Conkle wrote "A Fierce White Light: One Perspective on the Poetry of <mask>" in The Journal 12. A clear and bottomless well: the poetry of <mask>ze.There is an interview in this issue. 55, Spring, 2005. Steven Ford Brown wrote "An Interview with <mask>". The poem "A Letter to David Matzke" is an example of prosody and poetic devices in The Poet's Dictionary. <mask> was interviewed by The Reader. The story of Charles Patrick, a Civil Rights Pioneer, is told in Speak Truth to Power. The poem "Whitman Saw it Crazily Shining" is in the Quarterly Review.Play productions and read from books. The Changing Scene Theatre is located in Denver, Colorado. The New York Shakespeare Festival was held in 1974. The Cricket Theatre is in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Metropolitan Repertory Company is located in NY. The revised version was read in NY, NY. The American Theatre for Actors is located in NY.The Texas Drama Festival was held in Austin. Love is meaningless. Actors read American theatre. NY. 1983. The tree has a man on it. The company is based in London, England.1976. The New York Shakespeare Festival is staged reading. In 1974. Miss Pete. The theater is called the American Place Theatre. New York City. 1966.The club is called The Players. New York City. Unanswered questions. Southhill productions. The Gene Frankel Theatre. NY. 1983.References External links Sources 1920 births 2016 deaths 20th-century American poets Writers from Tennessee People from Nashville, Tennessee Writers from New York City Harvard College alumni United States Army Air Force

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title: Vadivelu

texts: Kumaravadivel Natarajan, also known as <mask>, is an Indian actor, comedian and singer. He has acted in comedy roles in Tamil cinema since the 1990s. He was in some movies with Goundamani and Senthil. He received a lot of praise in Kollywood in the 2000s. His first film as a lead actor, Imsai Arasan 23rd Pulikesi, achieved commercial and critical success. His career declined in 2010s, with contreversies, and he was banned from future films. <mask> received an award in the Best Comedian category for his performance in Imsai Arasan 23rd Pulikesi.His nickname was named after the river that flows through his hometown of Madurai. The inspiration for the meme was <mask>'s comic dialogues in films. <mask> was featured in a meme called Pray for Nesamani which was the most popular meme in India in 2019. After 4 years, <mask> confirmed the lifting of the ban and returned to play the lead in Naai Sekar Returns, a spin-off of his character from Thalai Nagaram. <mask> was born on September 12th 1960 in Madurai, Tamil Nadu. After his father died, <mask> continued working in his father's glass cutting business with his brothers. He was involved in local stage plays in his free time.<mask> is married to Sarojini and has four children with her. He was launched through a small character in T. Rajendar's En Thangai Kalyani. On his way to Chennai, Vadivelu met Rajkiran on a train. Rajkiran agreed to give Vadivelu a role in his upcoming film because he was so amused by their conversation on the train. The Goundamani-Senthil-<mask> combination produced a few skits in the early 90s. The person who supported <mask> was actor Vijayakanth. He says that it was Vijayakanth who cast Vadivelu in Chinna Gounder.He played contrasting characters in two films in 1992. <mask> was a member of the comedy film Singaravelan. <mask> was talking to a butler with curly hair in the

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title: Vadivelu

texts: movie. <mask> played a worker in the movie Thevar Magan. In the film Kadhalan, <mask> played the friend of the college student character. He won the Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Comedian. He starred in the movie Kadhal Desam in 1996.Vadivelu acted in many films but his work with actor Parthiban was successful. Vadivelu played as many as 15 to 20 movies a year in the late 90s. He is known to help directors with his own input. His trade was self-deprecation. <mask>'s characters were clownish versions of the gang leader. He played the roles of Kaathala Kaathala, Kannathal, Viralukketha Veekkam, Nesam Pudhusu, Mudhalvan, and Thirupathi Ezhumalai Venkatesa. <mask> was the "king of comedy" in the 2000s.He went on to perform many roles. Comedy scenes were done with Vadivelu. He started to act as a solo comedian after a certain stage of his success. <mask>'s imagination knew no bounds during his peak in the mid-2000s. He was a colossus in the Tamil film world because of his freedom to meddle with script and even established directors. Most of the top heroes in Tamil cinema have acted with him. His performances in movies like Friends, Thavasi, Winner, Chandramukhi, Imsai Arasan 23rd Pulikecei, Pokkiri and Marudhamalai are typical.He starred in the lead role of the comedy in the film Imsai Arasan 23rd Pulikecei in order to cash in on his popularity. The movie was a hit and was praised for its comedy. <mask> played two roles, one being a dictator king and the other a revolutionary. He was the lead star in the movie Indiralogathil Na Azhagappan. Several windows were broken and furniture damaged when <mask>'s residence was attacked by a gang of stones on September 21, 2008. The actor took refuge in a room in his home. <mask> is said to have suspected Vijayakanth because of a recent case that he had filed against the latter for assault and because

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title: Vadivelu

texts: the final court hearing was to take place the following day.He suspected that the attack was done to prevent <mask> from attending the hearing. <mask> filed a case against Vijayakanth for attempted murder. He said that he wanted to contest against Vijayakanth in the upcoming assembly elections. In a press meet on 22 September, actor Vijayakanth claimed that <mask>'s allegations were based on hearsay. Vadivelu had roles in Villu, Kanthaswamy, Peranmai, Aadhavan, Kacheri Arambam, Sura, Thillalangadi, and Nagaram Marupakkam. <mask> held a press conference accusing Singamuthu of forgery and financial cheating. <mask>, who used to be friends with Singamuthu, purchased land from him but later learned that the documents were not valid.The former took legal action against the latter. Kaavalan was a remarkable movie in 2011. The legislative assembly elections in Tamil Nadu took place in April of 2011. He mostly condemned politician and actor Vijayakanth, whose party allied with the opposition party All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam. He accused him of being a drunk. <mask> stated in Tiruvarur that his only aim was to sweep out the entire team of Vijayakanth. <mask> was accused of being biased because he did not mention anything against the official opposition or the leader of the party.In a turn of events, the election was successful for the AIADMK alliance, and in the end, Vijaykanth won his constituency by a considerable margin. <mask> decided to return to portraying supporting and comedy roles in films because his career as a lead actor was over. He worked with P. Vasu again in the horror comedy Shivalinga. The film became a blockbuster at the box office, with <mask> playing a supporting role. A critic from The New Indian Express said that it was a brilliant comeback for <mask> and that his comedy was subtle, yet sufficient. After agreeing to

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title: Vadivelu

texts: work with Chimbu Deven on Imsai Arasan 23th Pulikesi, a sequel to their successful film, he fell out with the director over an issue regarding his costume designer. The film's producers filed a legal case over his unexplained absence.R. K. and Stephen decided to file complaints against Vadivelu for his lack of cooperation. The Tamil Film Producers Council banned the casting of Vadivelu in future films. <mask> told Sun TV that a few vested interests are trying to stop his growth in the film industry. Vadivelu criticized Chimbu Deven and Shankar for their creative differences in an interview in 2019. The producer and director spoke out against <mask>'s comments. Vadivelu didn't take up as many roles in 2020 as he did in the past. Adding that he would soon take up a project, the comedian said, "You've also been asking why I'm not acting yet."I will make my entry in a grand way. <mask> has said that a good thing will happen in the year 2021. <mask> told Puthiya Thalaimurai TV that his ban was lifted and that he had agreed for 5 films. The first shooting will take place in September of 2021. He said that it feels like his first film and that it is his rebirth in cinema. <mask> played the lead in Naai Sekar Returns after the lifting of the ban. <mask>'s roles involve heavy use of slapstick and puns, which has led to him being typecast.He usually ends his comedy sequence with a one-liners about his situation or antagonists. The general audience can identify with him because of his rustic looks, accent and body language. Popularity <mask>'s dialogues were an inspiration for meme. <mask>'s dialogues are used by many meme creators to express irony. The titles for various Tamil films were inspired by his dialogues. Vadivelu was featured in a meme related to Pray for Nesamani. Male actors from Madurai Filmfare Awards are recipients of the Kalaimamani


title: James B. Clark (director)

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title: James B. Clark (director)

texts: later married Isabel O'<mask>. The couple had three children. In his career as a film editor, <mask> edited almost 60 films. Wings of the Morning was distributed by 20th Century Fox in the United States. The Will Rogers film So This Is London was edited by him.He edited Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum in 1940 and John Ford's How Green Was My Valley in 1941, which won Academy Awards for both best picture and best director, and for which <mask> received a nomination for best editing. The musical film Stormy Weather, which featured an all-African American cast, was edited by him in 1943. He was one of the most reliable film editors of the 1940s and 1950s, working on projects such as Nunnally Johnson's Oscar-nominated Holy Matrimony and John M. Stahl's The Keys of the Kingdom. Life Is a Circus was the last film he edited. <mask> began directing in 1955 at the age of 47. The first directorial effort was a 1955 episode of My Friend Flicka. Under Fire was his first motion picture and starred Rex Reason.He directed an episode of Playhouse 90 and three episodes of Studio One in Hollywood. Studio One was nominated for an award. Throughout the 1960s, <mask> worked in television. From 1966 to 1967, he directed six episodes of the ABC family drama The Monroes and four episodes of the CBS television series The Wild Wild West. He was the director of the popular Batman series on ABC. He directed 15 episodes of the show.

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title: James B. Clark (director)

texts: <mask> directed two episodes of Lassie in 1969 and 1971 at the end of his directorial career.<mask> was an "associate director" on television. It started in 1960 on the TV series The Twilight Zone. The show's budget was showing a deficit five weeks into the second season. More than half of the new episodes had already been shot by November 1960. Six episodes were suggested to be captured on videotape. The episodes would be shot at the network's Television City studios and there would be fewer camera movements. Between December 1960 and March 1961, the six episodes would be broadcast out of order.<mask> acted as associate director on all six videotaped episodes, assisting the directors with technical issues regarding videotape and helping to keep the production on track. The episodes he worked on were "Long Distance Call", "Static", "Twenty Two", "The Lateness of the Hour", and "The Whole Truth". <mask> worked with Jack Smight. <mask> was an associate director on the made-for-television movie Death of a Salesman, based on the play of the same name by Arthur Miller. In 1967, they received a Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directing for a Television Film. <mask> and Robert B. Radnitz worked together in the 1960s. In the late 1950s and the 1960s, <mask> continued to direct films, although only 15 pictures bear his name.His most popular and critically praised motion pictures focused on

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title: James B. Clark (director)

texts: people's relationships with animals and the wild: A Dog of Flanders, The Sad Horse, Island of the Blue Dolphins, and My Side of the Mountain. A Dog of Flanders and Flipper were both praised for their performances and cinematography, but <mask> was not associated with either of them. <mask><mask> left the entertainment industry in 1974. <mask> died at his home in California at the age of 92. Studios One in Hollywood (TV Series; 3 episodes), Sierra Baron (TV Series; 1 episode), and Under Fire (TV Series; 2 episodes) are examples. Quigley Publications was in New York in 1943. Jerry Roberts.There is an Encyclopedia of Television Film Directors. The city of Lanham, Md. The Scarecrow Press was published in 2009. Thomas and <mask>. There are directions in action. Indianapolis, Ind. <mask>bs Merrill, 1973.Staci Layne Wilson. There is a guide to animal movies. The Running Free Press was published in Philadelphia. The person is Marc Scott. The companion to The Twilight Zone. There is a book in New York. The Turner Classic Movies Web site has an article on A Dog of

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title: Lawrence Biondi

texts: During his time as the President of Saint Louis University, <mask>. Biondi saw significant changes to campus and the university as a whole. <mask> was born in Chicago, Illinois, and studied at a school that was interested in the Society of Jesus. Before joining the Jesuit order's Chicago province in 1973, Biondi taught French and Latin at a high school in Cincinnati, Ohio. She earned six degrees. He received a master's degree in linguistics and a doctorate in sociolinguistics from Georgetown. He received degrees from Loyola University Chicago and the Jesuit School of Theology at Chicago. In August 1987, Biondi was chosen to be the next president of Saint Louis University.The 31st President of Saint Louis University will be installed in 1979. The following major initiatives are shown in the timelines of Biondi's leadership at SLU. The Saint Louis University College for Public Health and Social Justice opened in 1991. In 1993 West Pine Boulevard was replaced by a walkway and Clocktower Plaza. There are two museums on campus, one of religious art in 1993 and the other of art in 2002. The Center for Transforming Teaching and Learning opened in 1999. The Edward A. Doisy Research Center had 80 research labs on 10 floors.The Center for World Health and Medicine would be given to the research of medicines to treat diseases that affect the world's poor and underserved. The Chaifetz Arena seating 10,600 was completed the following year and brought basketball games back to campus. The old practice gym would be turned into a Cross-Cultural Center. The law school

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texts: the dean of the school of law and then with the release of proposed policy changes in faculty evaluations by the Vice President for Academic Affairs. In August of 2012 the School of Law Dean Dr. Annette Clark resigned in protest over Biondi's transfer of more than $800,000 from law school funds to The President's Opportunity Fund and over disputes with Biondi and Patankar about funding of law professors' academic research. They intended to fire Clark before she resigned. On the heels of Clark's resignation, campus dissension erupted with the release of Vice President Patankar's proposed policies on faculty evaluations which attempted to apply uniform metrics in evaluating faculty with diverse areas of expertise and weakened the status of tenure at Saint Louis University. The vote of no confidence by the Faculty Senate against Patankar was a vote that Biondi refused to act on. After 25 years as university president, Biondi decided to retire at the end of the year at a ceremony attended by 800 people. Books by Biondi, <mask>.The Sociolinguistic Acculturation of the Italian-American Child. Georgetown University Press was published in 1975. <mask>. Poland's Church-State Relations. The Loyola University of Chicago Press was published in 1981. <mask>. Spain's Church-Relations is co-ed.The Loyola University of Chicago Press was published in 1983. <mask>. Poland's Solidarity Movement is co-ed. The Loyola University of Chicago Press was published in 1984. People born in the 20th century American Jesuits and people from Chicago Presidents of Saint Louis

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title: Axel Törneman

texts: Algot Trneman, later became an artist in his own right, and it was he who was pictured in his 1921 painting. At the age of 45, Trneman died from gastrointestinal causes. The most important pioneers of Swedish art are referred to as Legacy Trneman.Some of Trneman's personal belongings, as well as some of his letters, are in the National Library of Sweden. 40 years after his death, a retrospective exhibition of his work was held at the Moderna Museet. The Moderna Museet Blue Room in Stockholm City Hall Kiruna City Hall contains works by Swedish artists. Sderlund, Gran, and Trneman are the authors of the exhibition catalog. In 1990 it was Millesgrden. A cat. No.24. There is an exhibition catalog. Theorell, et al., Trneman, Millesgrden, Stockholm, 1990. The exhibition catalog isutstllningskatalog. The artist file, study photographs and reproductions of works of art with accompanying documentation are included in the other works. The website was updated 2012-12-19. Theorell did a research on the paintings of the parliament building.Nattcafé, Kllstrm, Magnus. Om Trnemans tid i Paris in 1906. There is a night cafe. Kllstrm, Magnus and Torgny Lagman wrote about <mask>'s time in Paris. 2012-12-20 There are external links to the Swedish National Museum. The website was updated 2015-11-16.The work The Troll King and the Princess was written by Trneman. The website was updated 2012-12-19. There is a mural of Norra Latin. The website was updated 2012-12-19. The JAG Acke Museum is run by Trneman's estate agent. The website was updated 2015-11-16. Auktionsverket.com shows works that have been auctioned.2012-12-20 The major art auction house is in Sweden. There is an unsold Trneman work at the Auktionsverk. The website was updated 2012-12-19. There are past auctions of works on artnet.com. 2012-12-20 20th-century Swedish painters 20th-century male artists Swedish male


title: Robert Fellmeth

texts: The Center for Public Interest Law and the Children's Advocacy Institute is headed by <mask> "Bob<mask>, who holds the Price Chair in Public Interest Law at the University of San Diego School of Law. <mask> was a student at Kailua High School in Hawaii. He graduated from the school in 1963. In 1967, Fellmeth graduated with a cum laude from Stanford University and in 1970 with a juris doctor from Harvard University. He chaired the law school's Civil Rights - Civil Liberties Research Committee and worked on the initial issues of the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review. One of the original "Nader's Raiders" worked as part of the consumer movement of the 1960s and '70s. He was one of the first 7 law students to investigate the Federal Trade Commission in 1968.He organized "Nader's Raiders" in the summer of 1969 to raise funds and recruit researchers to look at the performance of the FDA, Department of Agriculture, air pollution and water pollution control and the transportation regulation of the interstate commerce commission. The Chemical Feast, Vanishing Air, Water Wasteland, Sewing the Wind, and the Interstate Commerce Omission were resulting books. He supervised the project of 7 law students, which resulted in a book. The researchers were featured in an article titled "The Lone Ranger Gets a Posse" in Life Magazine and the students were pictured on the Capitol steps. After graduating from the Harvard Law School, <mask> remained with Nader. He directed a study of land use policy in California under the auspices of the Center for Study of Responsive Law, which produced a report and book: The Politics of Land. The Nader Congress Project was directed by him from 1971 to 1973.The 30- to 50-page profiles of every incumbent member of Congress were written by young journalists and journalism students with support from volunteer researchers in the state capitols and Congressional districts. Demographics about districts, campaign finance details and campaign promises were included in the profiles. Prior to the 1972 elections, many of the profiles were published in newspapers. Joan Claybrook, later director of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

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title: Robert Fellmeth

texts: and later President of the national consumer and public interest organization: Public Citizen, oversaw the profile writing part of the Congress Project. The Commerce Committees book edited by Project Director David Price was one of five books published by The Project. Who runs Congress was the best seller. The book's authorship was divided between David Zwick, James Fallows, and Mark Green.The Federal Trade Commission and the deregulation of trucking were related to the early consumer movement in the 1970s. He was one of the first consumer advocates to embrace the restoration of free market forces. TheRaiders are associated with the consumer safety and environmental statutes. The recent documentary An Unreasonable Man is about the early years of the consumer movement. Professor <mask> was a white collar crime prosecutor. He was a public prosecutor in San Diego County and a deputy district attorney specializing in white collar crime. He started the nation's first dedicated local prosecution unit in 1974.He filed related cases for seven years. From 1979 to 1981 he was cross commissioned as an Assistant United States Attorney, which allowed him to file criminal or civil cases in either the state or federal jurisdiction. He prosecuted antitrust and unfair competition cases. There was a judgment of liability against the national, state and local trade associations for tie-in and price fixing offenses. Professor Fellmeth taught antitrust and unfair competition at the College of the National Association of District Attorneys and at the National Judicial College. The unfair competition laws of California were rewritten by him. The statute was moved from Civil Code Section 3369 to its present form in Ca, thanks to four amendments introduced by Alan Sieroty.There is a bus. Profs. Code Section 17200. He enforced the statute as a prosecutor, private civil counsel, and public interest advocate over the last twenty years. He became concerned about the abuses of the Unfair Competition Law after 1993. The due process elements of class action law should be required to prevent multiple lawsuits for the same alleged offense. From 1995 to 1998 he was a special consultant to the


title: Robert Fellmeth

texts: client. The enactment of a statute to prohibit them as to all of the trades and professions under the Department of Consumer Affairs is a result ofCPIL's success in prohibiting such clauses as to attorney malpractice suits. They are not completely banned. A hearing before an administrative law judge that leads to a "proposed decision" to a board or agency head, who then makes a decision without judicial background, is one of the five separate proceedings that CPIL objects to.It goes to the superior court for a re trial on an "independent judgment" basis, then to the court of appeal and finally to the state Supreme Court. According to the documents, the five steps are two more than exist for criminal prosecutions. Each of the steps is supposedly of higher quality. The first would be a full trial before an administrative law judge, followed by a single step judicial review. The Medical Board has partially enacted the reforms as to enforcement, but they are more fully reflected in the State Bar's system. A theory of regulation, including advocacy of presumptive reliance on market forces, with an analysis of market flaws that warrant intervention and a preferable ordering of those options, is in an early article. In 1985 Elizabeth (Mulroy) Mohr moved to San Francisco and took a position as counsel within the California Department of Insurance, a post she still holds.A search was done to find her replacement. The editor-in-chief of the school's Law Review was one of the candidates. After graduating from the University of San Diego School of Law, Ms. D'Angelo clerked for a federal district court judge in Phoenix and then worked for the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. She was the administrative director of the Center for Public Interest Law and the editor of the California Regulatory Law Reporter. <mask>h moved into the child advocacy subject area in 1989. Both <mask> and Julie D'Angelo were married in 1995. The holder of the Price Chair in Public Interest Law is an executive director.Most of its work over the last two decades has been directed by the Administrative Director. The Department of Insurance, the Medical Board, the Contractors State Licensing

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title: Robert Fellmeth

texts: Board, and the State Bar have all been involved in consumer advocacy. She helped draft and co-sponsored the state legislation to implement the Sarbanes Oxley accounting reforms. The Big Three Accounting firms have advocated policies. The Bonnie Moore case is an example. The Accountancy Board tried to prohibit the use of the word "accountant" for anyone other than themselves through a rule. The Board was restrained from allowing its segment of practitioners to exclusively capture the term.The monitoring agencies are under the authority of the state legislature. The Contractor's State Licensing Board has an Enforcement Monitor. Tom Papageorge is a federal and state white collar crime prosecutor. Consumer protections in representations and contractor bonds were altered by the project. Legislation authorizing a multi-year investigation relevant to competent physician practice and patient safety was the reason why Professor <mask> was appointed as the Medical Board Enforcement Monitor. Legislation changed physician discipline as a result of her reports. Legislation was put in place to demark medical regulation from most other trades and professions.The Medical Board has specialized investigators instead of a generic group of consumer investigators. The Office of Attorney General has a medical quality unit that prosecutes these cases. The Office of Administrative Hearings, which provides the Administrative Law Judges that try the cases, now has a distinct group that conducts the trials, allowing a smaller group of judges to experience many cases in this subject area. The legislation that created those changes was sponsored by the CPIL. The Medical Board cases can now be brought within three steps. The Medical Board has no judicial expertise and did not view the testimony, so the proposed decision is still reviewed de novo by the board. The Medical Board had a change that made the appellate court review by petition.A third level of appeal "of right" means that even spurious appeals can delay final decision for years. The Medical Board system has less proceedings and more expertise by the officials involved. The problem of alcohol and drug abuse among professionals,


title: Robert Fellmeth

texts: including doctors, nurses and other health professionals, and attorneys, has been directed by CPIL. The "diversion" program of the Medical Board allowed those accused of incompetence or other dangerous practice to delay or mitigate their discipline through substance abuse programs. There was a lot of "gaming" of the system. The Office of the State Auditor had conducted two previous audits. The same critique was repeated after another audit.The Medical Board voted unanimously to end the diversion program in 2011. CPIL's position is not to oppose drug/alcohol rehabilitation, but to avoid using rigged treatment that is not policed nor achieved compliance, as a means to continue practice without adequate protection and patient jeopardy. In addition to white collar crime consultation with public prosecutors, Fellmeth has served as an expert witness in both private and public cases involving issues of consumer and antitrust law, regulatory law, children's law, and legal ethics. He has been retained by the District Attorneys of San Diego, Los Angeles and 7 other counties, the state Attorney General involved in Judicial Commission Enforcement Actions against sitting judges, the State Bars of California and Washington, and the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District. Professor <mask> has been a member of the federal "screening" committees for over a decade. Appointed by Senator Barbara Boxer, he served on the bi-partisan screening committee for appointees to the Southern District of California during the Bush presidency and is currently one of 6 people on the committee. Each of California's senators has a committee that screens for open federal positions in their district.During the 1980s, he served on two boards. The Board of Consumers Union of the United States was the publisher of Consumer Reports from 1981 to 1985. He was the litigation chair of the Board of California Common Cause from 1989 to 1991. One of his attempts to remove the requirement that judges seeking re-election finance their own ballot statement was unsuccessful. The Kaplan case rejected the argument that the state created an expense that added obligations for judicial campaign solicitations. The


title: Robert Fellmeth

texts: and former members are included. The past president of the U.S. Federation of State Medical Boards and the former Chair of California's Medical Board are among them. <mask> has focused on child advocacy. Child Rights law school course covers issues of policy influence, court access, poverty and opportunity, education, nutrition, disability and other rights, as well as the traditional civil liberties material.The third edition of his text for juvenile law is called Child Rights and Remedies. Students in the CAI academic program are certified by the State Bar to represent abused children in juvenile dependency court and accused delinquents in juvenile delinquency court. The policy clinic allows students to work with the professional litigators and lobbyists of CAI in San Diego, Sacramento, and Washington D.C., where it has offices and attorney staff. As with the "public interest law" program ofCPIL, students can obtain credit and graduation acknowledgment in a "child rights concentration". The School of Law and School of Education offer courses in the Child Rights Concentration. CAI intervenes in rulemaking and lobbies. Since 1990, it has sponsored various bills in California, including the "Kid's" Plates (California auto license plates with a heart, plus sign, hand shape or heart) to fund child protection programs, and safety laws concerning swimming pools, kids in cars, bicycle helmets, and playgrounds.Legislation in the areas of child support collection, homeless youth, and child welfare have been sponsored by CAI. CAI published a 650-page California Children's Budget from 1991 to 2004. An annual Legislative Report Card on the performance of the State Legislature has been issued since 1998. The Departments of Health Services, Social Services, and Education are included in the Children's Regulatory Law Reporter. The CAI has released national reports in three areas: (a) effective counsel for children in dependency court, (b) disclosure of information pertaining to the deaths and near deaths from child abuse, and (c) state takings from foster children. Every two to three years, an updated edition of the initial report is published to stay on the theme of each


title: Robert Fellmeth

texts: child detriment to continue without democratic check, according to CAI. The Board President of the National Association of Counsel for Children from 2010 to 2012 was <mask>. He is a board member of the First Star Foundation. He is a member of the Board of the National Association of Child Advocates and the Board of the successor, Voices for America's Children. The Maternal and Child Health Access Foundation of Lynn Kersey in Los Angeles continues to provide services and advocacy for impoverished pregnant women and young children despite the fact that it was started in the 1980s. He is a board member.For the last 22 years, CAI has convened the "Child Advocates Roundtable" in Sacramento, bringing together for meetings, conference calls and webcasts, 65 organizations with an interest in children, with quarterly education meetings, special expert speakers and advocacy planning and coordination work. In addition to reports, articles, and conference presentation publications, Fellmeth has written or contributed to a number of books in the child rights area. The Health and Welfare for Families in the 21st Century is edited by Helen Wallace. In 40 published appellate cases, Litigation Fellmeth has been half of the counsel for the party and the other half for the person challenging corporate or governmental action. The contributions are from the circuit or Supreme Court level. Consumer, white collar crime and legal ethics litigation make up the majority of the appellate litigation. The most recent case of the Center for Public Interest Law is Shames v. Hertz, an antitrust case against all 7 of the airport rental car companies operating in California and the California Travel and Tourism Commission, a state agency controlled by the tourism industry.2006 legislation allowed the industry to "itemize" on consumer bills, which was challenged by the case. The charges were "added on" to the previous charges on every bill after January 1, 2007, when the legislation took effect, according to the case. The case was brought into the case by three antitrust firms. The trial court dismissal of the CTTC from the case was reversed by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal on an important


title: Pavel Nešleha

texts: <mask> was a Czech painter, illustrator, graphic artist, and photographer. He was a major figure in the Czech avant-garde art of the 1960s. He received several awards and distinctions for his drawings and graphical work. He had his first solo show in 1966. Neleha studied at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in the studio of monumental and applied painting headed by Professor Alois Firek. He had designed an abstract painting for the Concert Hall in Hradec Krlové, but it was banned and destroyed because it was deemed objectionable by the communist state. Neleha used a collection of expressionist paintings that he had made in the course of his studies to complete his degree.In 1960 he joined a group of avant-garde artists. He became friends with theoreticians Frantiek mejkal and Jan K through the activities of this group. His career was interrupted by military service. He became involved in the activities of theoretician and art critic in 1966. In the spring of 1968, the French Government awarded him a scholarship to spend three months in Paris, and he took this opportunity to visit various museums and monuments in France. His daughter Johanna G. Nelehov was born in 1977. The Czechoslovak state denied Neleha the right to leave the country when he was offered the position of Professor of Drawing at the Academy of Fine Arts in Germany in 1970.He was a member of Jindich Chalupeck's circle. In 1987 he was part of the foundation of the group Zaostal with painters Bedich Dlouh and Zdenk Beran, sculptor Hugo Demartini, architect Karel Kouba, and composer Jan Klusk. The Pollock-Krasner Foundation gave him a grant in 1990. He was the head of the studio of painting at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague until 2002. He served as vice-rector and full professor. He joined the Mnes Union of


title: Liu Cong (Han Zhao)

texts: The Xiongnu-led Chinese Han Zhao dynasty had an emperor named <mask> who died on August 31, 318. He forced the emperors to act as cupbearers and captured the emperors of Jin and Min of Jin. The capital of the Jin dynasty was moved to Nanjing. The reign of <mask> was filled with contradictions. During his father's reign, he was a capable general as well, as he was intelligent and capable of logical reasoning. As his reign progressed, he became cruel, unstable, extravagant, and unable to listen to proper advice. At the end of his reign, any official who dared to speak against him faced death.The Han Zhao state displayed great potential as it expanded from a small state in the southern part of the country to encompass nearly all of modern China. They would never realize their potential. The concubine of <mask>'s fourth son was named <mask>. When he was young, he was thought of as intelligent and strong, and when he studied in the Jin capital, his knowledge was said to have impressed the Jin officials. He was invited by the ambitious Sima Yong the Prince of Hejian to be on his staff, but he was concerned that since his father was on the staff, he would be considered to have divided loyalties. He was a junior officer when he fled to Sima Ying. In 304, after declaring himself the Prince of Han, he created <mask> as one of his key generals and created the Prince of Chu.He and Shi Le had a victory over the Jin general Wang Kuang at Changping. He was defeated by the Jin general, who tricked him by pretending to surrender, after the victory. However, several months later, he tried again to capture the city with Wang Mi, but as he besieged the city, the Jin regent Sima Yue the Prince of Donghai was able to make surprise attacks from inside the city. He was recalled back to the capital of Linfen, Pingyang. In the summer of 310, he became ill. He commissioned his other sons, including the

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Liu Cong
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title: Liu Cong (Han Zhao)

texts: Prince of Qi, the Prince of Lu, and the Prince of Beihai, with substantial troops. A group of officials, including <mask> <mask> He that he could not be safe if his brothers kept large forces in or near the capital. The officials began surprise attacks on the four brothers of <mask> Cong two days later.After offering the throne to <mask>, <mask> assumed it himself. After <mask> took the throne, he created his brother <mask> crown prince, promising to eventually give him the throne. He created his wife and son and put them in charge of his troops, along with his cousin. The empresses of the two families were honored as empresses dowager. After her affair with <mask> was discovered by her son, Crown Prince Ai's mother died. Although he was keeping him as crown prince because of his love for her, <mask>'s favor waned after she died. He began to consider the matter after he tried to convince him to create a crown prince instead.The pressure continued against Jin and its capital. His generals continued to defeat Jin forces that they encountered easily, capturing cities and killing Jin officials, but continued to have difficulty holding cities permanently. The Jin heartland was stripped and barren. The major Jin force in the central China region was destroyed by Shi Le in the spring of 311. The Jin officials and generals were captured by Shi and executed. The emperor of Jin was left defenseless and Wang, Shi, and others captured him and took him to the capital of Han Zhao. The Disaster of Yongjia is the capture of Jin capital.<mask> Cong. Shi Wang became effectively independent after seizing Wang's troops at a feast in winter 311. His intent from that point appeared to be expanding his own authority. In the spring of 312, the emperor died. A number of his high-level officials' daughters and granddaughters were taken as concubines by him in less than a month. He could not have come

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title: Liu Cong (Han Zhao)

texts: from the same ancestry as the women because they were both Han and Xiongnu. From this point on, it was said that <mask> spent all of his time with these women and rarely spent time with the government.The Duke of Kuaiji was created in the spring of 312. After inviting the duke to a feast, <mask> commented on a meeting they had while the former emperor was still the Prince of Yuzhang, leading to a notable colloquy in which the duke skillfully flattered the emperor. After giving one of his favorite concubines to the duke as a gift, <mask> created her as the Duke of Kuaiji. The first signs of trouble for <mask>'s reign came when he executed a prince in charge of river matters and a duke in charge of construction on trivial matters. When Wang tried to control his behavior, he became enraged and wanted Wang killed, but he was imprisoned after Wang's daughter interceded. He regretted his actions and released and promoted <mask> Cong's reign. At his mother's insistence, he created another concubine, a daughter of his cousin, to replace the empress.The governor of Bing Province, who had been a constant threat to <mask>, was dealt a serious blow by his forces in fall 312. With the help of the Duke of Dai, Tuoba Yilu, and the Xianbei chief, <mask>n was able to regain Jinyang, but he wouldn't pose a serious threat to <mask>. The Duke of Kuaiji would be executed in the spring of 313. At the imperial new year celebration,<mask> ordered him to serve the high-level officials wine, and former Jin officials Yu Min and Wang Juan could not control their emotions at seeing his humiliation. The accusation that Yu and Wang, along with a number of former Jin officials, were ready to betray Pingyang was false. He poisoned the former emperor. He took the duke's concubine back as his own.In the spring of 313,<mask> <mask> <mask> and ordered that a palace be built for her. Chen's execution was ordered

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title: Liu Cong (Han Zhao)

texts: after he tried to convince his minister that it was wasteful. Chen was spared and promoted after the new empress interceded. According to Chen's advice, <mask> was told to change his behavior for the next year. Sima Ye declared himself emperor in Chang'an in the summer of 313, but due to the weakness of his forces, he did not pose a serious threat to <mask>.For the next several years, Chang'an would become a major target for Han Zhao forces. After the death of the emperor, it was said that the palace would be in a confused state, and that <mask>'s own behavior appeared to get out of hand. The prime minister of the late reign was made by his father. In 315, associates of the crown prince suggested that he start a coup and overthrow the president. The news leaked despite the fact that <mask> did not agree to the plot. <mask> was put under house arrest. After taking two of his general Jin Zhun's daughters into his palace, <mask> created three empresses.Later that year, Chen revealed to him that the Upper Empress had been having an affair and that she had committed suicide in shame. In the fall of 315, to appease the power of Shi Le,<mask>g commissioned Shi with imperial powers in the eastern empire. He became very trusting of the eunuchs Wang Chen, Xuan Huai, and the servant Guo Yi, as well as cancelling regular meetings with officials, andentrusting all government matters to them. Wang, Xuan, and Guo became free to act at their will because of this. The officials who dared to speak out against these men were executed. Both Guo and Jin had prior grievances against Crown Prince Ai, and they convinced <mask> to believe that Crown <mask> Cong. He began to plan how to remove his uncle.The so-called Western Jin Dynasty ended when the Jin emperor sent his son, Sima <mask> Cong and he put him in charge of the western empire. Jin's Bing Province was taken over by Shi Le around the new

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title: Liu Cong (Han Zhao)

texts: year of 317. Shi's power became even stronger after this ended the threat against <mask>. The plan to eliminate his uncle Crown Prince Ai was prepared in the spring of 317. He told Crown Prince Ai that his subordinates should prepare for an attack. When Crown Prince Ai's associates were seen armed, they believed the accusations of <mask> and reported them back to <mask>.Crown Prince Ai commanded the Di and Qiang chiefs, who were forced to confess to a plot under torture. Crown Prince Ai was assassinated by Jin after his associates and troops were massacred. Due to the treatment of their chiefs, the Di and Qiang tribes revolted and Jin was sent to suppress them. The crown prince was created in the fall of 317. A number of former Jin officials could not control themselves and cried out loud at their former emperor's humiliation after they were given the former Jin emperor's butler at a feast. Around this time, there were a number of uprisings against <mask>, each claiming to want to capture <mask> to exchange him for the former Jin emperor. The execution of Sima Ye was agreed to after receiving the report from <mask>.The Prince of Kuaiji and 21 other people were killed when an imperial meeting hall in Pingyang was destroyed by a fire. It was said that the death of his son had a terrible effect on his health. He summoned both of them to the capital to serve as regents, but neither of them did. He died soon after becoming emperor. The imperial clan would be massacred by Jin later that year. After defeating Jin, Shi declared independence, and later created <mask>, because of a falling out between him and another emperor, <mask>. The empire was torn in half.318? There are references to the book of Jin. There are 100. The Annals of the Sixteen Kingdoms are Spring and Autumn. 1. There are three vols. 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90.There were 318 deaths in the 4th-century Chinese

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title: Cläre Jung

texts: <mask> was a German journalist, writer and political activist. Clre Otto was raised in a middle-class household. Her father was a feed merchant. She came into contact with the Berlin-based expressionist poets after finishing her single-sex secondary school. She was described as the "soul and muse of the little circle" by Mierau. He edited a magazine called Die Aktion, which was a left-wing political and literary magazine. Her first marriage was to Richard Oehring, a Die Aktion contributor, who was divorced after two years.It would be another ten years before the two of them got married, but she was living with him by September 1918. She worked as a medical assistant at a Berlin hospital during the war. She worked as a press agency secretary until 1921. She worked as a secretary for the Communist Workers' Party during the revolutionary period that followed the war, as well as contributing to a journal. She traveled to Moscow in August of 1921. He visited Lenin in May 1920 with Jan Appel. It wasn't easy to travel between two states in revolutionary turmoil.The men were smuggled onto a steam boat by a Communist called Hermann Knfken, who persuaded the captain to change course and deliver them to Murmansk. He traveled under a false name in order to return home. <mask>'s political activity earned him several months in prison in Germany. During his visit to Soviet Russia in June 1920, he already had Soviet citizenship, and he would never lose his enthusiasm for the country. The two of them now settled in Moscow were able to cross into the Soviet Union on a freight steamer after <mask> was banned from overseas travel. There was a secretary in the Moscow office of the Comintern Central Committee. She was involved in setting up orphanages in Perm and Jekaterinburg after helping with reconstruction within the framework of Workers International Relief.She worked on the rebuilding of the "Ressora" metalwork plant in Petrograd, which was back to producing steel oil barrels and ship building components by the time circumstances forced them to leave the country in 1923. She returned to Germany at the end of 1923 and was married in 1924 or 1928. Both of them found work in press agency and

masks: Jung Jung Jung


title: Cläre Jung

texts: publishing after <mask> lowered his political profile. She worked for a publisher in Berlin between 1924 and 1927. Despite the personal and political turmoil of the 20th century, Clre continued to work until 1944. In January 1933, theNazi Party took power, which was followed by a retreat from democracy in favor of a single party government. The combination of her publishing work with anti-Nazi activism and producing press releases on behalf of non-Nazis is now illegal.In 1937, the <mask>s were forced to divorce because of the government's opposition to Franz, who was forced to move on to Hungary two years later. The correspondence after 1944 shows that the two did not completely lose contact after the divorce. The end of the war in 1945 gave rise to a single party dictatorship in Germany. Clre <mask> joined the Communist Party. The basis for a return to one-party rule in this portion of Germany was created by the merger of the old Communist Party and the Moderate- left SPD. The merger resulted in thousands of Communists signing their party memberships to the new Socialist Unity Party. The first appearance of her novel, which was described as a novel but in many respects undisguisedly driven by her own experiences, was in 1946.The lives of Jewish people in Berlin between 1938 and 1943 are the subject of a book. After the end of the war, <mask> got a job as a literary, cultural and popular education editor with Berliner Rundfunk, a radio station that was controlled by the Soviets. The Soviet occupation zone was replaced by the German Democratic Republic in 1949. <mask> was a teacher and Party Secretary at the National Ballet Academy in Berlin when he was 60 years old. She worked as a writer for East German newspapers and magazines after leaving the ballet school position. She became a member of the "Seniors' Commission" of the national Union of Journalists after serving as a member of the Berlin region of the Cultural Association of the GDR. <mask> died in 1981Her memoir, "Paradiesvgel" (birds of paradise), was published posthumously in 1987. The Society for German–Soviet Friendship gives awards and honours the 1979 Patriotic Order of Merit "Goldenfeather" from the Union of

masks: Jung Jung Jung Jung Jung Jung


title: William Apess

texts: <mask> was a Methodist minister, writer, and activist of mixed-race descent who was a political and religious leader in Massachusetts. He published his book after becoming a Methodist minister. It is one of the first autobiographies by a Native American writer. It was through his mother's family that he was identified with their culture. While serving as a preacher in New England, Apess visited the Mashpee. He helped organize the Mashpee Revolt after hearing grievances against white overseers and settlers. Their attempt to regain civil rights was covered sympathetically by the Boston Advocate, but criticized by local journals on Cape Cod.A book about the experience was published in 1835. The most successful activist on behalf of Native American rights in the antebellum United States was a man named <mask>, who died in New York City at the age of 41. <mask> and <mask> were the parents of early life <mask>. His father was mixed Pequot and European American, as his paternal grandfather had married a Pequot woman. He claimed to be descended from King Philip through his mother. Until the age of five, Apess lived with his family near Colrain. The five children were cared for by their maternal grandparents.They were alcoholics and abusive. A neighbor interceded with the town selectmen on behalf of the children. They were taken away for their own safety. After sustaining injuries while living with his

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title: William Apess

texts: grandparents, five-year-old Apess was cared for by his neighbor for a year. His autobiography doesn't mention his Pequot relatives for the rest of his life. He did not see his mother for twenty years after the beating. He grew to love his adopted family even though he was an indentured servant.He writes that his mother was so kind to him that he missed her as much as his children. During the winter, Apess was sent to school to gain an education and also help out at work. Mrs. Furman gave <mask> his first experience with Christianity when he was six years old, and she discussed with him the importance of going to heaven or hell. As a child, he was ardent in his devotion. He talked about the joy he gained from sermons and the depression he suffered when Mr. Furman forbade him from attending. Mr. Furman discovered <mask>'s plans to run away when he was eleven. Despite his reassurances, the family he had come to regard as his own sold his indenture to Judge James Hillhouse, a member of the Connecticut elite.The old judge was too old to deal with an unruly child and sold his indenture to the general. As Apess referred to them, they were the "noisy Methodists". African Americans and Native Americans were included in the congregation he knew. The Methodists were more accepting of the town's elite. At the age of fifteen, Apess ran away from General <mask> and joined a militia in New York, where he fought in

masks: William William Williams


title: William Apess


title: William Apess

texts: The Experience of <mask>, A Native of the Forest, Comprising a Notice of the Pequot Tribe of Indians, was published in the same year. One of the first autobiographies written by a Native American was published in response to advocates of Indian removal, including President Andrew Jackson. They wanted to take Native Americans to the west of the Mississippi River. His narrative was based on his spiritual conversion, a common genre of the time, and he commented on European-American prejudices against Native Americans. As was the Methodist practice of the day, Apess became a preacher who preached to a wide range of people, including Native American, European-American, and African-American audiences.The first formal Native American temperance society among the Maspee Indians was established in October of 1833 during a visit to the town of Mashpee, the largest Native American town in Massachusetts. Forty-two Mashpee Indians signed up immediately after Apess was elected president. The State was denying self-government to the Mashpee Wampanoag. At the elbow of Cape Cod, the Wampanoag had a close culture and wooded land. The reservation was placed under the supervision of a board of white overseers. White settlers were allowed to take the Mashpee wood on these men's land. They wanted to protect their grounds.At local meetings, apes spoke on their behalf. He was involved in the so-called Mashpee Revolt of


title: William Apess

texts: 1833-34, in which the Mashpee took action to restore their self-government. They wrote to the state government to announce their intentions to rule themselves and to prevent whites from taking away wood. The Williams Fund was administered by Harvard College and paid for a minister for the Mashpee tribe. The tribe was never consulted about the appointment. Mr. Fish had been appointed to them.He enriched himself by appropriating hundreds of acres of woodland at the tribe's expense, and they didn't like his preaching. They prevented <mask> from taking wood away from their property and from unloading his wagon. Three Indians were indicted for riot and one was jailed for a month. Governor Levi Lincoln, Jr. threatened the group with military force after an attorney assisted them in successfully appealing to the legislature. Harnett of the Boston Advocate sympathetically reported the issues through June and July. The nullification crisis of 1832 on the national level led to the protest in Mashpee. Barry O'Connell thinks that the attempt to overturn Massachusetts laws discriminating against Native peoples was intended to highlight.parallels were drawn between the historic struggle of European-American colonists for independence and the desire of free people of color. He looked at the history of relations between Native Americans and the settlers in the United States. After publishing several of his sermons


title: William Apess

texts: matter. I was reassured that I was included in the plan of redemption. "Philip was honored by the descendants of the degraded but yet graceful descendants who appreciated his character, even though he was a Son of the Forest, as he was endeared and engraved on the hearts of every white in America, never to be forgotten in time."Is it not because King Philip is a leader who is unrighteous, unbecoming, and corrupt, while these very same unfeeling, self-esteemed leaders are also unrighteous, unbecoming, and corrupt? The full text of A Son of the Forest: The Experience of <mask>, A Native of the Forest, Comprising a Notice of the Pequod Tribe of Indians, is available at the Internet Archive. The Increase of the Kingdom of Christ is a sermon. The Experiences of Five Christian Indians of the Pequod Tribe, or An Indian's Looking-Glass for the White Man, can be found at the Internet Archive. The Indian Nullification of the Unconstitutional Laws of Massachusetts is at the Internet Archive. The sermon was given at the Odeon in Federal Street, Boston. The internet archive has <mask>, an Indian.There is a list of writers from peoples indigenous to the Americas Native American temperance activists. The Common Pot: The Recovery of Native Space in the Northeast was published in 2008. Carlson, David J. The U of Illinois Press published "Soveres: American Indian Autobiography and the Law". Andy. The U of Minnesota

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William Apes


title: William Apess

texts: Press published Fugitive Empire: Locating Early American Imperialism in 2005. Elrod, Eileen R. Piety and Dissent: Race, Gender, and Biblical Rhetoric in Early American Autobiography was published in 2008.The Life of <mask>s is a book by Philip F. Gura and Drew Lopenzina. The University of Massachusetts Press published Through an Indian's Looking Glass: A Cultural Biography of <mask>s. The Tutor'd Mind: Indian Missionary-Writers in Antebellum America was written by Peyer. The University of Massachusetts Press was published in 1997. "Savage: Methodism, Writing and Identity in the Works of <mask>, A Pequot" was published in 1996. Pequot American Methodists have religious figures of the indigenous peoples of North

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William Apes
William Apes


title: James Banyard

texts: <mask> was a local preacher and founder of The Peculiar People. <mask> was born in the market town of Rochford. <mask> spent most of his free time carousing in local pubs, but his father <mask> worked at Rochford Hall as a plowman. Described as "an ugly man" with a loud booming voice, <mask> was charismatic and became a popular local figure thanks to his talent for conjuring tricks, mimicry and rhyme. He composed comedy songs called "glees", which wereunaccompanied songs for men's voices in three or more parts, and one called "The Syren Wrecked on The West Knock", which was still remembered 25 years after his death. He was a heavy drinker and had no time for religion. He was jailed for being a poacher.He learned the craft of shoemaking while in prison. He was married to Susan Garnish in around 1824 but continued to lead a life of debate. His wife despaired of his drunken behavior by the early thirties. She made him promise to attend the local chapel after visiting a local fair. A change came over <mask> after the preacher's words. He went to church frequently and became a strict teetotaller. <mask> became a preacher at the local chapel after becoming a respected member of the Rochford Methodist community.The influence of Rev. After being overcome by the spirit of the Lord, Robert Aitken left the Church of England in 1834. He founded his own Christian Society. Whites Row Chapel in Spitalfields was where the teetotaller Aitken preached "in the open air" between 1836 and 1839. It was in Spitalfields that William Bridges heard the preaching of a Methodist preacher. The Plumstead Peculiars were founded by Bridges after he became a changed man. Bridges visited one of his sisters in Rochford and struck up a friendship with <mask>, exchanging ideas and discussing religious topics.<mask> was invited to stay with Bridges in London.

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title: James Banyard

texts: <mask> realized that Aitken and Bridges had something more than he and before leaving Bridges' home, he fell to his knees and was reborn. John Sirgood had an influence on the leader of another rural sect. "For to know our sins are forgiven is the first step in religion" was preached by the Banyardites and The Peculiar People. <mask> was ejected from the church for refusing to obey instructions. He preached in Rochford Square and held prayer meetings at his cottage. <mask> was often "drenched with pails of water" and had "rotten eggs and dead cats" thrown at him; one of the worst tormentors amongst the irreligious was <mask>'s former friend.His message began to catch on despite the early opposition. The sect used to be known as The Banyardites. As the congregation grew, <mask> and Bridges took over the lease of an old workhouse building in Rochford and set up their own chapel at Union Lane. After the chapel opened, a man named WilliamPerry arrived at The Barracks and was helped by two other men. He claimed to have heard a voice recite The Prayer of Faith while he was weak with consumption. The preacher was believed to be an instrument of the Lord and could cure him. <mask> initially said "it is not for me to ruin your faith, brother", but eventually they got on their knees and prayed.The man walked 12 miles that same day after recovering. There were several'miracle cures', including a Charles Porter who was cured of a liver complaint. The Banyardites had a reputation of having special people and gifts from God. The movement spread like wildfire and established chapels in Essex, Kent, and East London. The Banyardites are said to have helped bring order to the area. Banyard's "laying on" of his hands failed to save a child at Prittlewell. Banyard was "guarded out of the village by the police" due to the anger of the local

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title: James Banyard

texts: population.The sect's leaders hired a hall in Prittlewell in 1850, despite the tragic event. The church 'Elder' Anderson describes how he was accepted into the church after he was "baptised with water" by <mask>ites became the Peculiar People in 1852. <mask>, Samuel Harrod, David Handley and John Thorogood were ordination as Bishops. <mask>'s daughter Hephzibah married John Thorogood Jnr in October 1868. The strict code of abstention from alcohol and smoking was part of the constitution established at this time.The dress code for worship was a dark suit and bowler hat for men and black capes and bonnets for women. The Society of Dependents adopted a practice of not having musical accompaniment for their hymns. In the late 19th century, <mask> died childless at the age of 42 and <mask> and Judith had seven children together. <mask>'s fifth child was born in 1854. <mask>agonized but eventually a doctor was called in when the boy became seriously ill. <mask> advised the use of prayer and medical attention. When <mask> was deposed as Bishop, there was a schism in the church of the Peculiar People.He preached there to a loyal minority. <mask> was replaced by Bishop Samuel Harrod, who was deposed after a sex scandal. Death <mask>'s decision to seek medical aid for his son resulted in him being reduced in stature for the final eight years of his life. In 1861, Josiah died. <mask> and Judith had a child together. <mask> was silenced by disease and death. He died on October 31, 1863.He was buried in the churchyard. His wife was laid to rest with him. Anna Turner joined her parents in 1950. The inscription was written in memory of <mask>. The founder of the people in Essex. On 31 January, I was born. There was a death on 31 October 1863.Methodism English evangelicals 1800 births English Christian religious leaders 19th-century Christian

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title: Wa Lone

texts: <mask> is a journalist and children's author who was arrested in December of last year for his investigation into the Inn Din massacre. A police witness said that their arrest was a case of fraud. It is thought to have been intended to intimidate the journalists. International attention was given to the case. <mask> and Kyaw Soe Oo were listed among Time magazine's Persons of the Year for 2018, as well as receiving a number of international awards. They have been the subject of human rights appeals. The UNESCO/Guillermo Cano Press Freedom Prize was awarded to <mask> and Kyaw Soe Oo for their "courage and commitment to freedom of expression".The Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting was awarded to the two journalists. They were released on May 7, 2019. Early life <mask> <mask> was born to a family of rice farmers in the village of Kin Pyit. In exchange for lodging at a monastery where his uncle was a monk, he moved to Mawlamyine. In 2010 he and one of his brothers started a photo service business. He has been involved in charity work. <mask> <mask> was a reporter for the weekly People's Age.He joined the news agency in 2016 after working for the Myanmar Times. The murder of Ko Ni, a well-known politician, was reported on by <mask> <mask>. <mask> <mask> and Kyaw Soe Oo reported on the movement of hundreds of thousands of people fromMyanmar into Bangladesh in response to the actions of the military. Many people fled to the mountains after the Inn Din massacre, which took place in late August of last year. The men were taken into custody on September 1st after they went to the beach to look for food. They were killed and buried in a mass grave the next morning. The mass grave was found in Inn Din.They gathered both

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title: Wa Lone

texts: verbal and photographic evidence of the massacre after interviewing Buddhist villagers and security personnel. The members of the police force arrested <mask> <mask> and Kyaw Soe Oo at a restaurant after inviting them to dinner. According to the journalists, they were arrested after being presented with documents they had never seen before. The police made no reference to the restaurant meeting in their press releases. The pair were charged with possession of classified documents in violation of the colonial-era Official Secrets Act, which carries a possible sentence of 14 years in prison. According to the news agency, they were arrested for their investigation of the mass grave at Inn Din prior to their arrest. The findings of the journalists' investigation were released after the court's final hearing.The captain was arrested for violating the Police Disciplinary Act on the same day the journalists were arrested, and he testified that he and his colleagues were ordered by their superiors. He said that he and other officers were threatened with imprisonment if they did not make the arrests. A police spokesman said that Naing's testimony cannot be assumed to be true. On 21 April, Naing's family was evicted from police-accommodated housing and on 29 April, Naing was sentenced to a year in prison for violating the Police Disciplinary Act. On May 2, a judge deemed Naing's testimony reliable and rejected a request from the prosecution to classify him as a hostile witness. Naing was allowed to provide further information a week later on 9 May 2018, testifying in court that police brigadier general Tin Ko Ko orchestrated the plan to entrap <mask> <mask> and Kyaw Soe Oo and that he threatened Naing and his colleagues with

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