title: John Stewart Bragdon

texts: <mask> was a major general in the United States Army. He earned a B.S. from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The United States Military Academy was founded in 1915. He graduated from the United States Engineering School in 1919 with a M.S. The Carnegie Institute of Technology was founded in 1923. <mask> embarked on a career in the military after graduation. He was an instructor in the Department of Civil and Military Engineering at the U.S. Military Academy.He taught at the U.S. Engineering School from 1924 to 1927. He joined the Army General Staff in the Philippine Islands after graduating from the Command and General Staff College. <mask> was a contract officer for the United States Department of War from 1931 to 1935. The North Atlantic Division of the War Department's Engineering Department had an assistant engineer named <mask>. <mask> started work as a division engineer for the South Atlantic Division within the War Department after serving as the U.S. District Engineer in Providence, Rhode Island. He was the Director of Military Construction for the U.S. Army from 1944 to 1949. <mask> was an engineer for the U.S. Army.He worked in that position until 1951. <mask> returned to private life after leaving the Army. <mask> was promoted to vice-president of the company in 1954. He worked on the staff of the Council of Economic Advisors in 1954. He was in that role until 1955. <mask> was Special Assistant to the President for Public Works Planning from 1955 to 1960. From 1960 to 1961, <mask> worked for the House Committee on Public Works as a consultant.State and local public works planning, its coordination with federal public works planning, the provision for a "shelf" of public works and the achievement of effective state and local public works planning were some of the subjects that Bragdon was concerned with in his various advisory roles on public works. Difficulties were encountered by Bragdon as his role was advisory. During the Eisenhower Administration, his efforts to create a statutory office of public works planning were met with resistance from the agencies and departments. The United States Department of the Treasury and U.S. Bureau of the Budget were against the creation of a public works

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texts: contingency plan. Agency opposition was encountered in Bragdon's proposal to finance a portion of the expanding federal highway system through the use of tolls. His effort to establish a coordinated water resources policy ran afoul of agencies unwilling to relinquish authority over projects under construction and those planned for the future, and a Congress that spoke for particular groups and represented the viewpoint of the state in the complex constitutional dispute over federal versus state control of water rights. During his time as a consultant to the U.S. House Committee on Public Works and Transportation, Bragdon tried to implement several of his ideas that had been frustrated during the Eisenhower Administration.In 1962, Blatnik drafted a "Public Works Planning Act" that would have provided for a statutory coordinate of public works, readiness public works plans to be implemented during economic recessions, assistance to state and local governments in public works planning, and comprehensive water resources planning. He failed to see his vision of comprehensive, coordinated public works and water resources planning becoming a reality as Congress passed an omnibus appropriation bill for a list of specific public works. Apparently, <mask>'s frustration in dealing with the White House staff during his time as an advisor in the executive branch led to his attempt in 1961. <mask> believed that the Bureau of the Budget overstepped its functions by making substantive policy proposals. <mask> believes that the congressional liaison staff put political considerations ahead of ideas. He concluded that the obstructionism of the Budget Bureau and the liaison staff made it difficult to present innovative ideas to decision makers. <mask> believed that a reorganization of the White House Staff was needed to solve the problem.To counter-act the narrow perspective of the Bureau of the Budget and the congressional liaison staff, he proposed the creation of a "substantive staff" of expert in specific functional areas that would have screened ideas, shaped those that were worthwhile into sound proposals, and forwarded them to the chief The Papers of <mask> <mask> are in the Eisenhower Presidential

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title: Patty Griffin

texts: UMe would release Silver Bell in October. 1000 Kisses, A Kiss in Time, Impossible Dream, and Children Running Through were the last four albums.The Sweet Harmony Traveling Revue was formed in 2004 with the help of Emmylou Harris, Buddy Miller, and David Rawlings. Children Running Through was released on February 6, 2007. The album sold 27,000 copies in its first week on the market. "I just kind of felt like singing what I wanted to sing, and playing how I wanted to play on the album." It's not all bad. It's a different way to look at things. I'm not so serious when I get older.The album was inspired by her childhood. The Irish-born singer Maura O'Connell recorded a song called "Long Ride Home." Linda Ronstadt recorded a song called "Falling Down." "Top of the World", "Let Him Fly", "Mary", Christine Collister, and Mary Chapin Carpenter, and Jessica Simpson. Kelly Clarkson performed "Up to the Mountain" with Jeff Beck on guitar, accompanied by some orchestra, and the live recording was released as a single immediately afterwards, reaching number 56 on the Hot 100 in its first week. Following her performance, the audience gave her a standing ovation. The song was featured in episode 11 of the fourth season of Grey's Anatomy. There are instruments, effects, and sound from the 1960's to the present day.She sang background vocals on Todd Snider's cover of John Fogerty's "Fortunate Son" in October 2008. She was a part of a duet on a song on the album Feel That Fire. A version of the song "Waiting for My Child to Come Home" was released in 2009, along with Mavis and the Tri-City Singers. Peter York of EMI suggested that <mask> make an album of gospel


title: Patty Griffin

texts: songs. Buddy Miller produced the record. Downtown Church was released on January 26, 2010 and was recorded at the Downtown Presbyterian Church in Nashville. Hank Williams, Willie Mae "Big Mama" Thornton, and "All Creatures of Our God and King" are some of the songs on the album.Robert Plant's band Band of Joy toured the United States in July of 2010 with vocalist and guitarist Buddy Miller, multi-instrumentalist Darrell Scott, bassist-vocalist Byron House, and drummer-percussionist. Band of Joy was released in September 2010 by Rounder Records. After living together and dividing their time between Austin, Texas, and England, Plant and <mask> broke up. "River" is from her upcoming self-titled album and is her first new music since battling breast cancer. The woman was released on March 8, 2019. On January 11, 2019, along with an official announcement of her new album release, a new song, River, she announced a spring concert tour Film, television, and theater. It was used at the end of episode 6 of the first season of Crossing Jordan, broadcast on October 29, 2001; on the release of the soundtrack from the television series Without a Trace, in 2009, and at the end of episode 12 of the tenth season of the television series.Her song "Long Ride Home" and a cover of "Moon River" are on the soundtrack of Elizabethtown. In 1997 her song "One Big Love" from the album Flaming Red was used in the final scenes and credits of the film Digging to China. In 2004, her song "Rowing Song" was used in an episode of One Tree Hill. In 2005, her songs "Cold As It Gets", "Rowing Song" and "Forgiveness" were used in a movie. "Cold As It Gets" and "Forgiveness" are not


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texts: on the soundtrack. " Nobody's Crying" and "Rain" were included in the 2006 film. Her song "Rain" was used in an episode of the first season of Bones.Her song "Heavenly Day" was featured at the end of an episode of "Smallville" in 2007. The Atlantic Theater Company produced 10 Million Miles, an off-Broadway musical, in 2007. In 2009, her song "Mary" was used in two episodes of In Plain Sight. On February 6, 2007, the Angel Orensanz Foundation for the Arts on New York's Lower East Side hosted the filming of <mask>: Live From the Artists Den. The program Live from the Artists Den on Ovation TV featured selections from the DVD. The Americana Music Association named her Artist of the Year in 2007, and her album Children Running Through was selected as the best album. She performed "Trapeze" at the awards ceremony.On June 13, 2008, Kris Kristofferson and Randy Owen were in Nashville for a taping of a PBS songwriters series. The five songs they played were "Top of the World," "Make Pies," "No Bad News," "Up to the Mountain," and "Mary." Her song "Heavenly Day" was used in a commercial for Chevy's new line of cars, called "Volt: Silent Statement". In May 2015, her song was used in an episode of Supernatural. The song "Let him fly" was a turning point in the film "The Fear of Thirteen". The song "Heavenly Day" was used in an episode of the first season of the series. Lilith Fair: A Celebration of Women in Music was recorded live during the 1997 tour."Long Ride Home", "Moon River" and "Oh Happy Day" are included in the 15. " Every Little Bit" Live at the World Cafe: Vol. 5 was recorded in 1997. "Makin' Pies" Band of Joy is a backing vocalist for Robert


title: Aaron Hicks

texts: Yankees. He was placed on the 10-day disabled list due to an oblique injury.On September 3, he was placed on the 10-day disabled list due to a left oblique injury. He came back from the disabled on September 26. The season ended with 15 home runs, 52 RBIs, and a.266 average, all career highs. The Yankees placed him on the 10-day disabled list due to a strained right intercostal muscle. He was activated from the disabled list on April 12 and hit a home run against Detroit the next day. The Yankees haven't had a player hit two inside-the-park homers in a single season since Mickey Mantle did it in 1958. On July 1, he hit three home runs.The season ended with 27 home runs and a career high in hits. A one-year, $6 million contract was signed by <mask> on January 11, 2019. The one-year deal was replaced by a seven-year contract on February 25. The club option is worth $12.5 million and the signing bonus is $2 million. He was on the 10-day injured list due to a lower back strain. He was optioned to the Tarpons on May 6. The Yankees tied a league record with 27 straight games hitting a home run, thanks to a home run by <mask> on June 24.The first Major League Baseball player to hit a home run in Europe was on June 29, 2019. On September 10, he left the game with an injury. Tommy John surgery would be needed to correct a flexor strain in his right elbow that was diagnosed in August. The Yankees decided to not have him for the rest of the year due to his elbow injury. He told a New York Post reporter that he would be on the ALCS roster. On the day after, the Yankees announced that they had added

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texts: him to the roster, replacing Voit, who had been on the 60-day injured list. After his Tommy John surgery recommendation, he decided not to have surgery immediately and engaged in light physical activity on his own.He went to the Yankees spring training complex to work on his elbow. After a few weeks of regular exercise, it was determined that he wouldn't need surgery and he joined his team on the road in Houston. He was expected to be out for 8–10 months after the surgery. The start of the 2020 season was delayed by over 4 months due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, but <mask> was able to return to play in the scrimmage match just 8 months after his surgery. In 54 games, he was.225 with six home runs. On May 21, 2021, he had surgery to repair a torn sheath in his wrist. The injury was expected to keep him out for the rest of the season.On May 30, he was placed on the injured list. In 32 games for the Yankees, he had a.194/.289/.333 batting line with 4 home runs. Every Yankee player gets a unique call from the Yankees' English-language radio commentator after they hit a home run. "<mask>!" is what <mask>'s is. Hit one to the sticks! Joseph was drafted by the San Diego Padres in the 12th round of the 1975 amateur draft, but his career was cut short by an eye injury. Joseph pushed his son into golf.He competed in numerous youth golf tournaments. He continued to play golf after he focused on baseball. On October 27, 2021, <mask> got engaged to Woods. They live in Arizona. Baseball players from Long Beach, California African-American baseball players Major League Baseball outfielders Minnesota Twins

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title: M. N. Roy

texts: <mask> was an Indian Communist revolutionary, radical activist and political theorist, as well as a noted philosopher in the 20th century. <mask> founded the Mexican Communist Party and the Communist Party of India. He was a delegate to the Communist International and Russia's aide to China. <mask> left the mainline communist movement after the rise of Joseph Stalin. The leader of the Radical Democratic Party for much of the decade of the 1940s was <mask>. After World War II, <mask> moved away from Marxism to promote the philosophy of radical humanism, trying to chart a third course between liberalism and communism. M. N<mask> was born on March 22, 1887 at Arbelia, located in the North 24 Parganas of West Bengal, near Calcutta.The family of hereditary priests was called the Bhattacharyas. The head priest of the goddess Kheputeswari was <mask>ren's paternal grandfather. The large size of <mask>ren's family forced a relocation to the village of Arbelia and a change of occupation for his father, who served for a time in priestly capacity there. After the death of his first wife, the elder Bhattacharya married the niece of a friend and later became a teacher of Sanskrit in the nearby Arbelia English school. <mask>ren was the fourth child of the couple. Arbelia was where <mask> Bhattacharya's early education took place. The family moved to Kodalia in 1898.His father taught at the Harinavi Anglo-Sanskrit School until 1905. At 6 feet tall, Bhattacharya was strong and athletic. He studied Engineering and Chemistry at the Bengal Technical Institute after

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texts: completing his studies at the National College. Much of Bhattacharya's knowledge came from self-study. The writings of Bankim and Vivekananda inspired the spread of revolutionary nationalism among the educated middle classes of Bengal. <mask> was reading both of the leading figures in this movement. According to one biographer, <mask> gained an appreciation from Bankim that true religion required one not to be cloistered from the world, but to work actively for the public good; Vivekananda reinforced this notion of social service and further advanced the idea that Hinduism and Indian culture was superior to anything the westernHe formed a band of free-thinkers with his cousin and childhood friend Hari Kumar Chakravarti. Phani and <mask> were cousins of Bhattacharya and Chakravarti and went to school with him. <mask>aran Samadhyay, an active organiser of secret branches of the Anushilan Samiti in Chinsura, started frequenting the Bhattacharya group. The partition of Bengal was scheduled to take place in October. Radical nationalists like <mask> Bhattacharya and his co-thinkers were given an opportunity to build support for their ideas after a mass movement aimed at annulment of the partition emerged. After being expelled from high school for organizing a meeting and a march against the partition, Bhattacharya and Chakravarti moved to Kolkata and joined the active work of the Anushilan. On December 6, 1907, under <mask>'s leadership, Bhattacharya committed the first act of political banditry to raise money for the secret society.He was carrying two

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texts: books when he was arrested. The lawyer J.N. was defended. <mask> was released on bail due to his reputation as a student and social worker. A group of people unhappy with Barin's way of leadership decided to make bombs at the Maniktala garden. They were interested in an alternative leadership. Barin sent Prafulla Chaki and Charuchandra Datta to Darjeeling to see Bagha Jatin, who was posted there on official duty. Governor told Prafulla that the time was not ripe and promised to contact him later.Barin commented that it would be too much of an effort for a Government officer to serve a patriotic cause, even though Prafulla was impressed by this hero. Phani told his friends about the unusual man after he returned from Darjeeling. After hearing Barin censuring Phani for disloyalty, Bhattacharya decided to catch that exceptional Dada. The Howrah-Shibpur trial brought Bhattacharya closer to Jatindra. <mask> became convinced that an armed struggle against the British would be enough to separate India from the British Empire. Kaiser Wilhelm's Germany was seen as a potential source of funds and armaments by revolutionary nationalists. There was a war between Britain and Germany in August 1914.The Indian Revolutionary Committee in Berlin made an informal approach to the German government in support of the cause of anti-British armed struggle in India. At the end of the year, India was told that the Germans had agreed to provide money and material for the launch of an armed struggle against British rule. It seemed like the revolution was close. <mask>

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texts: Bhattacharya was given the task of obtaining funds and weapons for the struggle. Over the next two months, he was able to get some limited funds, despite not having any weapons. In 1915, Bhattacharya left India in search of German weaponry which was believed to be on its way to the Pacific. <mask> didn't see his homeland again for 16 years.The plan was to use German ships in a port at the northern tip of Sumatra to storm the Andaman Islands and free and arm the prisoners there, and land the army of liberation on the Orissa. As many big German vessels were ready for wartime use, the ships were armored. They had several guns. The crew was made up of ratings. They had to escape from the internment camp, seize the ships, and sail. The German Consul General mysteriously disappeared on the day when he was to issue orders for the execution of the plan, after money for the conduct of the operation failed to materialise. Disgusted but still holding out hope, Bhattacharya left Indonesia for Japan, hoping to win Japanese support for their cause, despite Japan's nominal alliance with Great Britain.He met with Sun Yat-sen, the Chinese nationalist leader who escaped to Japan after the failure of the July 1913 uprising in Nanking. <mask> was told by Sun that his own inability to assist them was due to Hong Kong's status as a British colony. The German Ambassador to China was unsuccessful in raising money. The Japanese secret police were concerned about Bhattacharya's efforts to foment revolution. After learning that he was about to be served formal notice to leave

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texts: Japan within 24 hours and not wish to be deported to Shanghai, Bhattacharya immediately set about leaving the country overland through Korea. The British secret police caught up with him when he tried to make his way to Beijing. Due to the British Consul General's ill ease with holding a British subject indefinitely without having formal charges first been preferred, Bhattacharya was able to win his release from the police.A further tentative agreement was reached after further efforts to raise funds for armaments from the German consulate at Hankow. The plan came to naught due to the size of the commitment which had to be approved in Berlin, according to the German Ambassador to China. The plan for German funding was going to be taken next to the German Ambassador in the United States. The employees of the German embassy were able to help Bhattacharya get a place on the American ship with the German crew. British colonial authorities stopped the ship in international waters because they knew he was on board, but they couldn't find him in the secret compartment. In an effort to get more suitable accommodations for the long trans-Pacific voyage, Bhattacharya stealthily disembarked at Kobe, Japan. The Germans in China obtained a false French- Indian passport for Bhattacharya.While pretending to be a seminary student, Bhattacharya obtained an American passport, bought a ticket, and sailed to San Francisco. <mask> met his future wife Evelyn Leonora Trent when he was in Palo Alto for two months. They traveled together to New York City after falling in


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texts: love. <mask>'s interest in Marxism began in the New York City public library. Bankim Chandra Chatterjee's essays on communism and the message of serving the proletariat were important to the socialist transition. <mask> and Evelyn fled to Mexico in July 1917 because of British spies. German military authorities gave him a lot of money.<mask>'s writings were appreciated by the Mexican president. In 1919, the Communist Party of Mexico became the first Communist Party outside of Russia. Under special circumstances, the <mask>s lodged the Bolshevik leader. Moscow was to invite <mask> to the 2nd World Congress of the Communist International, held in Moscow in the summer of 1920, on the basis of reports on <mask>'s activities. <mask> was personally received by Vladimir Lenin a few weeks before the congress. <mask> formulated his own ideas as a supplement to the Preliminary Draft Theses on the National and the Colonial Questions. The material from <mask>'s pen was published in the weekly bulletin of the Communist International.<mask> was a member of the Presidium for eight years and at one point was a member of the Executive Committee. <mask> founded military and political schools to prepare the East for revolution. In October 1920, as he formed the Communist Party of India, he contacted his former revolutionaries who were wavering between Radicalism and <mask> K. Gandhi's novel programme. <mask> was inspired by the spirit and action of the Jugantar. <mask>'s major reflections, India in Transition, was translated into other languages. <mask>'s journal, which

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texts: was the organ of the Communist Party of India, was first published in 1922. The Future of Indian Politics was followed by Revolution and Counter-revolution in China in 1930.<mask> was part of a Comintern delegation that was appointed by Joseph Stalin to develop a revolution in China. Despite fulfilling his mission with skill, a disagreement led to a fiasco. <mask> went back to Moscow where there were groups fighting with Stalin. He was a member of the Executive Committee of the Comintern. <mask> was refused a meeting by Stalin in February of 1928. <mask> escaped with the help of Bukharin, sparing himself the anger of Stalin. <mask> was given permission to go abroad for medical treatment on a Berlin-bound plane after Trotsky's deportation.In December 1929, the Inprecor announced <mask>'s expulsion from the Comintern, almost simultaneously with Bukharin's fall from grace. Imprisonment <mask> returned to India in December 1930. Despite significant political differences, <mask> met leaders like Jawaharlal <mask> and Subhas Bose, who recalled that he was attracted to him by his remarkable intellectual capacity. <mask> was arrested in Bombay on July 21, 1931, on an arrest warrant issued in 1924. <mask> was charged under Section 121-A of the Indian Penal Code for trying to deprive the King Emperor of his sovereignty in India. The trial was held inside the jail where <mask> was held, not in an open court. <mask> was not allowed to make a defense statement or trial by jury.<mask> was sentenced to 12 years of rigorous imprisonment after the proceedings were

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texts: imprisonment. A lot of letters and articles were smuggled out of jail. He wrote a 3000-page draft manuscript called The Philosophical Consequence of Modern Science. A is one of his followers. The Bombay Provincial Working Class Party was formed by A. Alwe while he was in prison. <mask> was invited to recover by <mask> after being released from broken health in November 1936. <mask> urged Indian Communists to join the Party to radicalise it.<mask> greeted <mask> at the podium when he recommended the capture of power by the Assembly. <mask> was unable to work with Gandhi. <mask>'s weekly Independent India was welcomed by progressive leaders like Bose and <mask>, unlike Gandhi and the Communists who accused <mask> of deviation. <mask> found a loving wife and an intelligent helpers in Ellen, his second wife. Dehra Dun is where they settled. <mask> formed his League of Radical Congressmen after seizing the crisis following Bose's re- election as Congress President. He devoted the last years of his life to the creation of an alternative philosophy called Radical Humanism, which he wrote about in Reason, Romanticism and Revolution.With the declaration of World War II, <mask> (in a position close to that of Sri Aurobindo) condemned the rising totalitarian regimes in Germany and Italy, instead supporting England and France in the fight against fascists. He created the Radical Democratic Party after severing ties with the Congress Party. In August 1942, Gandhi led the Quit India movement. Within hours, the entire Indian National Congress leadership was

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texts: imprisoned by the British government. <mask>'s line was different from the mainstream of the independence movement. According to <mask>, a victory for Germany would have resulted in the end of democracy around the world and India would never be independent. He believed that India could only win independence in a free world.Subhas Chandra Bose took a stance that the enemy of my enemy is my friend, leading him to seek alliances with the powers of the other side. Bose escaped house-arrest and India and formed a government in Exile that brought the Indian National Army to India's doorstep. <mask> wrote a series of articles in Independent India on the economic and political structures of new India, even presenting a concrete ten-year plan, in order to make India's independence post-war reality. <mask> created means to ensure human freedom and progress. <mask> worked to establish a social order in which the best in man could be seen. New Humanism is expected to be as important as the Communist Manifesto by <mask> a century earlier. <mask> died in the United States on January 25, 1954.The Selected Works of M.N. were published by Oxford University Press. <mask>. Through 1997, 4 volumes of <mask>'s writings were published. The <mask> works publishing project was premature terminated due to the death of the project editor. M.N. is a private nightclub in the house he lived in in Mexico City. <mask>. T. M. Tarkunde, Govardhandas Parekh, V. B. Karnik, B. R. Sunthankar, Saleel Wagh, V. R. Jawahire and Dr.Adapted from "A Checklist of the Writings of <mask><mask> was

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texts: in <mask><mask>'s memoirs. Ajanta Publications was in Delhi in 1984. 607–617. The Voice of India is called La voz de la India. Mexico City: n.p., n.d.India: Its Past, Its Present, and Its Future is a book by La India. Mexico City, n.p., 1918. Indien is located in India. The Verlag der Kommunistischen Internationale was published in 1922. India is in transition. With Abani. J.B. Target was born in 1922.What do we want? J.B. Target was born in 1922. One year of non-cooperation from Gujarat to Gaya. With <mask>. The Communist Party of India was founded in Calcutta in 1923. Imprint is probably not real. India has a problem.n.p., n.d. There are political letters. The bookshop was founded in 1924. There are letters to Indian Nationalists. An open letter was written in the Cawnpore Conspiracy Case. Hon. J.R<mask>.The Indian Defence Committee was in London in 1924. Indian nationalism and labour politics are the aftermath of non-cooperation. The Communist Party of Great Britain was founded in London. The future of politics in India. R. Bishop was from the Communist Party of Great Britain. Our task is in India. The Bengal Committee of the Revolutionary Party of the Indian Working Class was founded in the year 1932."I INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals!" The Suppressed Statement of <mask> <mask> <mask> on Trial for Treason is located in Cawnpore, India. The Roy Defense Committee of India was founded in New York. My Defence is an unexpurgated Indian edition. The Congress at Crossroads was written by a congressman<mask>. The Independence of India League took place in

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texts: Bombay in 1934.On leaving the jail. Bombay: V.B. Karnik was born in 1936. M.N. wrote letters. <mask> wrote a letter to the Congress Socialist Party. Renaissance Publishing Co. was founded in Bombay in 1937. An essay on the historical role of Islam.Bombay: Vora in 1937. M.N. has a presidential address. The United Provinces Youths' Conference was held in 1937. Bombay: R.D. The year was 1937. The presidential address of M.N. was about materialism and spiritualism. <mask> was at the 3rd Session of the Madras Presidency Radical Youths' Conference.Bombay: R.D. The year was 1937. My crime. The name of the author is Ramesh D<mask>, who was born in Bombay in 1937. A review and perspective of the Russian Revolution. Calcutta: D.M. The library was built in 1937.The address of the president. <mask>. The First Rajputana-Central India Students' Conference was held in Benwar. Bombay: n.p., n.d. The All-India Sugar Mill Workers' Conference was held in April and May of 1938. Gorakhpur: n.p., n.d. Fascism has a philosophy, professions and practice.Calcutta: D.M. The library was opened in 1938. The Congress Constitution. The "Independent India" office was in Calcutta. Our differences. With V.B. Karnik.There is a library in Calcuta. Our problems. With V.B. Karnik. The Barendra Library was in Calcutta. Gandhi vs. <mask>:Containing Com. <mask>'s Letter to Gandhiji, the Latter's Reply and the Former's Rejoinder were all written by <mask>.Bombay: V.B. Karnik was born in 1939. Heresies of the 20th century. Renaissance Publishers was founded in Bombay in 1939. M.N. gave a

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texts: presidential address. <mask> was at the First All-India Conference of the League of Radical Congressmen. Bombay: n.p., n.d.Tripuri and After. The Radical Congressmen's League was founded in the 1930s. Which Way, Lucknow? By a radical congressman. Roy. M.R. is located in Bombay. The n.d. of Shetty was in the 1930s.The memoirs of a cat. Renaissance Publishers, 1940. Europe? Bombay, 1940. The alternative. Bombay, 1940. From savagery to civilisation.Calcutta: Digest Book House. Nationalism, socialism and Gandhism are related. Bengal Radical Club was founded in Calcutta in 1940. Science and superstition. The Indian Renaissance Association was written by Dera Dun. Materialism is an outline of the history of scientific thought. Renaissance Publishers was written by Dera Dun.There is a world crisis. The Gujarat Radical Democratic People's Party was founded in 1940. The Struggle for Indian Freedom has a relationship with classes. The Bihar Radical Democratic People's Party was founded in 1940. Politics, science and philosophy. J.S. is located in Moradabad. Agarwal was n.d. in 1940.The Radical Democratic Party has a constitution. Bombay: V.B. Karnik was born in 1940. Marxism has a role in the Democratic Revolution. The Radical Democratic Party was founded in Patna in 1940. There are some fundamental problems of mass Mobilization. Calcutta: D. Goonawardhana, n.d.There was a speech at Allahbad University in 1940. Bombay: V.B. The League of Radical Congressmen was founded in 1940. There is a communal question. With V.B. Karnik. A.P. is located in Lucknow.Singh was


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texts: born in 1940. There are cultural requisites of freedom. The Leftist Book Club was founded in Calcutta in the 1940s. There is a message to the USSR from the Radical Democratic Party. Calcutta: D. Goonawardhan. The address was given by the president. <mask>.<mask> was at the Maharashtra Provincial Conference of the Radical Democratic Party. Bombay: V.B. Karnik was born in 1941. The ideal of Indian womanhood. Dehra Dun? Renaissance Publishers was founded in 1941. There is a problem of the Indian Revolution.Rajaram Panday was born in Bombay in 1941. The Presidential Address was given at the All-India Anti-Fascist Trade Union Conference. <mask> was in Pakistan in November 1941. M.A. is located in Lahore. In 1941, Kahn, n.d. Scientific Politics was held in the All India Political Study Camp in May and June 1940. The Indian Renaissance Association was founded in 1942.Is it freedom or fascistism? n.c. Bombay? The Radical Democratic Party was formed in 1942. India and the war. The Radical Democratic Party was founded in Lucknow in 1942. Our defence and this war.The Sind Provincial Radical Democratic Party was founded in 1942. Civil war and revolution. The Radical Democratic Party was founded in Madras in 1942. The Congress has an origin of radicalism. S.S. Suri was born in Lucknow in 1942. A list of books for serious political study is in the Library of a Revolutionary. The Indian Renaissance Association received a New Life Union in 1942.The report of the All- India Conference of the Radical Democratic Party was published in 1942. The Radical Democratic Party

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texts: was founded in 1942. Nationalism is a cult. The Radical Democratic Party was founded in Bombay in 1942. Nationalism, Democracy, and Freedom are related. The Radical Democratic Party was founded in Bombay in 1942. There were letters from jail.Dehra Dun? Renaissance Publishing was founded in 1943. There is a Communist International. The Radical Democratic Party was founded in 1943. What is Marxism? Bombay, n.p., 1943. Talk to the Calcutta Students' Club about the future of socialism.Renaissance Publishers was founded in Calcutta in 1943. Poverty or a lot? Renaissance Publishers was founded in Calcutta in 1943. Indian labour and post-war reconstruction. A.P. is located in Lucknow. Singh was born in 1943. The Indian Renaissance movement has three lectures.Renaissance Publishers was founded in Calcutta in 1944. The Future of the Middle Class was delivered in Poona on May 29, 1944. The Radical Democratic Party was founded in Patna. The Constitution of India was endorsed and released for public discussion by the central secretariat of the Radical Democratic Party. Delhi: V.B. Karnik in 1944. Your future is an appeal to the educated middle class.It was issued by the Radical Democratic Party. The Radical Democratic Party was founded in Lucknow in 1944. A new India is being planned. Renaissance Publishers was founded in Calcutta in 1944. National Government or People's Government? Renaissance Publishers was founded in Calcutta in 1944. The Constitution of Free India was drafted by M.N.<mask> was endorsed by the Radical Democratic Party. The Radical Democratic


title: M. N. Roy

texts: Party was founded in 1945. The Calcutta Conference of the Radical Democratic Party had a report on The Last Battles of Freedom. The Radical Democratic Party was founded in 1945. A peep into the future is a post-war perspective. The Radical Democratic Party was founded in 1945. Future of Democracy in India is the full text of a speech delivered at a public meeting.The Radical Democratic Party was founded in 1945. There is a problem of freedom. Renaissance Publishers was in Calcutta in 1945. My experiences in China. Renaissance Publishers was in Calcutta in 1945. The Sino-Soviet Treaty. Renaissance Publishers was founded in Calcutta in 1947.Jawaharial <mask> was the son of Jawaharlal <mask>. The Radical Democratic Party was founded in 1945. The August Revolution and INA. Calcutta: Renaissance Publishers. There is a revolution and a counter revolution in China. Calcutta: Renaissance Publishers. In 1931, it was published in German.There is a statement on the international situation. The Radical Democratic Party was founded in Delhi. The International Struggle for a New World Order of Democratic Freedom, Economic Prosperity, and Cultural Progress is reviewed in A New Orientation. Dehra Dun wrote about the Radical Democratic Party. Lectures were delivered at the Political Study Camp from 8 to 18 May 1946. With Phillip Spratt. Calcutta: Renaissance Publishers.The Inaugural Address of the Radical Democratic Party Conference was in Bombay. Bombay: V.B. Karnik, n.d. The Third All-India Conference of the Radical Democratic Party of India was held in Bombay in

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texts: December of 1946. The Radical Democratic Party was founded in 1947. It was attributed to <mask>. They are Leviathan and Octopus.The Radical Democratic Party was founded in 1947. Asia and the World is a book. The Radical Democratic Party was founded in 1947. Both science and philosophy. Renaissance Publishers was founded in Calcutta in 1947. There is a new humanism. Renaissance Publishers was founded in Calcutta in 1947.Beyond Communism. With Philip Spratt. Renaissance Publishers was founded in Calcutta in 1947. The International fellowship in Madras hosted a lecture on a new approach to the communal program. Bombay: V.B. Karnik was born in 1947. There was a revolution in Russia.Renaissance Publishers was founded in Calcutta in 1949. India's message. Renaissance Publishers was founded in Calcutta in 1950. The Second All-India Rationalist Conference was held at Tenali on 9 and 10 February 1952. Tenali: n.p., n.d. Humanism is Radical Humanism. New Delhi was founded in 1952.There are Reason, Romanticism and Revolution. Renaissance Publishers was founded in Calcutta in 1952. There is a way ahead in Asia. The British Information Service in Southeast Asia was in the 1950s. Cats and women are related to crime and karma. Renaissance Publishers was in Calcutta in 1957. There are memoirs.Bombay: Allied Publishers. Reissued in 1984. R.K. Awasthi wrote Scientific Humanism: Socio-Political ideas of <mask>. <mask> gave a critique. Research Publications in Social Sciences was published in 1973. M.N. is held by Shiri Ram Bakshi. <mask>.Anmol Publications was in New

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texts: Delhi. <mask>. The Indian in the Comintern was written by Basannavar. The University of Bristol has a thesis. Evolution of Political Philosophy of <mask><mask>. Calcutta: Minerva ASSOCIATES, 1971.<mask><mask> and Radical Humanism. Bombay: A.J.B.H. The Wadia Publication was published in 1961. M.N. is held by Phanibhusan Chakravartti. Roy. Calcutta: M.N.The Roy Death Anniversary Committee was formed in 1961. The political philosophy of M.N. was written by Prakash Chandra. Roy. Sarup & Sons was in Meerut in 1985. Leftism in India was written by Satyabrata Rai Chowdhuri. The book was written in the UK in 2007. M.N. is held by Ramyansu Sekhar Das.<mask> was a philosopher. W<mask> was born in Calcutta in 1956. B.N. M.N. is written by Dasgupta. <mask> is talking about the quest for freedom. Calcutta: Firma K.L<mask> was born in 1970.The Political Thought of M.N. was written by <mask> Dhar. <mask> was born in 1936 and died in 1954. Eureka Publishers was in Calcutta in 1966. S.M. Leftism in India: <mask><mask> and Indian politics in the 20th century. South Asia Books was written in Columbia, Missouri.The books are by Debassaran Das Gupta and Dharmadasa Goonawardhana. Royism is explained. Saraswaty Library was in Calcutta. "Geopolitics, Transnational Solidarity, or Diaspora Nationalism?" was the question posed by <mask>. The global career of M.N. The European Review of History was written by <mask>. pp. 4499. The Study of Revolution and Reason in Indian Politics was written by D.C. Grover. Calcutta: Minerva ASSOCIATES, 1973. Communism and Nationalism in India

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title: M. N. Roy

texts: was written by John Patrick Haithcox. The Roy and Comintern Policy was in effect from 1920 to 1939. The University Press of New Jersey was published in 1971. V.B.M.N. Karnik. <mask> is a political Biography. Nav Jagriti Samaj was founded in Bombay in 1978. Usha Krishna and M.<mask> studied the Radical Humanist movement in India. The University of Meerut was founded in 2005. "Radical Humanism of M.N." was written by B. K<mask>. The Indian Journal of Political Science was written by <mask>.66, no. In July 2005, pp. 3. 609–609. <mask> is a <mask>. <mask> talks about Marxism and colonialism. Delhi: Routledge India. <mask> wrote "Russian Roulette: How British Spies Thwarted Lenin's Global Plot".Innaiah <mask> is the author. M.N<mask> is the author of Radical Humanist: Selected Writings. Prometheus Books was published in New York. R.L. Radical Humanism of M.N. is called Nigram. The 22 Theses were written by <mask>.Robert C<mask> and Xenia J. Eudin were M.N. The Communist-Kuomintang split of 1927 was the subject of <mask>'s Mission to China. The University of California Press was published in 1963. Vishnudeo <mask> Ojha is a <mask>. <mask> and his ideas. Muzaffarpur is a n.c. Indian Radicalism and M.N. were written by Alok Pant.<mask>. Adhyayan was in Delhi in 2005. Govardhan Dhanaraj Parikh was written by Govardhan. There is an anthology of M.N.'s essence of Royism. <mask>'s writing. Nav Jagriti Samaj was founded in Bombay in 1987. M. N<mask>'s New Humanism and Materialism was written by Ramendra.The Buddhiwadi Foundation was founded in 2001. In Freedom's

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title: M. N. Roy

texts: Quest: Life of M.N. was written by Sibnarayan Ray. <mask> is a vol. In chronological order, 1: 1886–22, 1: 1886–22, 1: 1886–22, 1: 1886–22, 1: 1886–22, 2: 1886–22, 2: 1886–22, 3: 1886–22, 4: 1886–22, 5: 1886–22, 6: 1886–22 Calcutta: Minerva in 1998. No other volumes were issued. M.N.<mask> is the author of Philosopher-Revolutionary: A Symposium. Calcutta: Renaissance Publishers. Leftist Politics in India is written by Dipti <mask>. <mask> is a member of the Radical Democratic Party. Calcutta: Minerva in 1989. The role of M.N. in the trade union movement in India. <mask>.Calcutta: Minerva in 1990. The early life of M.N. was written by Samaren <mask>. <mask>. Bombay: Allied Publishers. M.N. is the Twice- Born Heretic. <mask> and the Comintern. KLM Private was in Calcutta in 1986.B.S. The political philosophy of M.N. was written by Sharma. <mask>. The National Publishing House was in Delhi. The life and works of a person. Roy. Jaipur: Sublime Publications.M.N. Shiviah studied New Humanism and Democratic Politics. <mask>'s theory of the state. Popular Prakashan was in Bombay in 1977. Political ideas of M.N. by Reeta Sinha. <mask>. The New Delh: National Book Organisation was published in 1991. Sada <mask> Talwar is a political thinker.<mask>. The publishing house was in Delhi in 1978. J.B.H. Wadia is M.N. An incomplete Royana was written by <mask>, The Man. Popular Prakashan was in Bombay in 1983. Syamales Das, M. N<mask>, Biplabi, Rajnitik O Darshonik.Calcutta: Sribhumi Publishing Co. Manbendra <mask> <mask> is on the cover of Ogonk in 1925. The M. N.

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title: Rory Flack

texts: Flack-Mitchell is a professional African American Figure Skater and former competitor. In 1991, she became the first African American woman to perform a back flip on ice, and in 1994 she became the first African American woman to win a professional figure skating title. She is well known for her Russian splits. Flack was born in Illinois. She is the granddaughter of William Flack and the niece of Roberta Flack. She lived in Wasilla, Alaska for 15 years after moving from San Diego, California, at the age of 21. She DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatchShe has two sons, both born in 1997. He graduated from Eastern Washington D1 University with a degree in film. The United States National Bronze Pairs Medalist is Remington. Currently, he is a member of the Austrian International Competitive Team. Flack married Roi Mitchell on April 6, 2015. Flack began skating when he was 5. She met the pioneer for African Americans in figure skating at the age of 13.<mask> wanted to stop skating at an early age due to racism. Four people won three medals at the US National Championships in two years. Three African Americans earned spots on the international team after competing at the


title: Rory Flack

texts: Nationals for the first time. <mask> won a bronze medal at the U.S. Championships. She won a silver medal at the 1987 Grand Prix International St. Gervais. Her performance at the 1987 U.S. Championships earned her an appearance on Saturday Night Live. A figure skater was on the show for the first time.Two months before the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, France, she injured her back and could not compete. In the winter of 1991, she retired from competitive skating. Flack competed in the 2006 CBS Ice Wars as a member of the Team USA. Flack began her career as a figure skater. She was in the Broadway on Ice production. She choreographed a routine and was selected for a solo spot. The US Open Challenge Cup is an open professional competition.<mask> entered the competition despite being told not to because she would lose her job. She was the first black woman in the world to do a back flip on ice. Skaters without a world title competed in the US Open. The winner of the Challenge round would advance to the Championship round. There were Olympic and world medalists in the Championship round. She won the Challenge Cup, placed third in the Championship round, and won the Golden Blade Award, which is given to the most artistic skater of the entire competition. Flack took time off from the tour in 1992 to compete in the US Open.She won the silver medal after skating to "Fever" and a 5-minute version of "Am I Blue". In September 1993, she gave birth to her first child. She and her husband were a pair team in the opening of the Rockefeller Center. <mask> was invited to join The Nutcracker on Ice. She played the Sugar Plum Fairy with Oksana Baiul and Brian Boitano. She trained daily from 2 am to 4 am

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title: Rory Flack

texts: to win the US Open. The reigning world champion was going to compete at the US Open.Flack took first place after the Technical Program and went on to win the title. She opened a figure skating school in Alaska. The academy was created to train grassroots skaters. In her free time, she continued to perform on national and world television. Flack choreographed one production number and two solo pieces for an event with Franklin. One week later, Flack accepted the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Women's Sports Foundation. <mask>'s company is called The Color of Ice Production Inc.In January 2002, she created, produced and choreographed the first all African American ice skating production. The Legacy Theater in Chicago hosted the production for ten weeks. Flack had guest artists like Kenny Gambel and Howard Hewitt. At the American Open Professional Championships, she won her second professional title. "Ebony On Ice", Flack's revised production of "Soul Spectacular On Ice", sold out at the Lincoln Theater in Florida and Washington, DC. The show received rave reviews from the Washington Post, with the opening statement "The ancestors couldn't have foreseen this", which was published in the article "On Ice, Black Music and Dance Catch Fire". A national tour was scheduled after it sold out performances.<mask> was a guest star in Ray Charles' last performance, A tribute to Ray Charles on Ice, in Los Angeles, California. A tribute to Earth Wind and Fire on Ice was a television production that Flack worked on. Two production numbers, two personal solo and a number for Brian Orser were choreographed by her. She performed in a tribute to Wynona Judd with Naomi Judd. The last aired professional skating

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texts: championship was Ice Wars USA Versus the World. In the fall of 2007, Flack took a break from performing due to health issues that resulted in the loss of some speech and movements in her arms and legs. She relocated to Philadelphia in the spring of 2013 after working with a team of doctors on the east coast.In the winter of 2014, <mask> was diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy. <mask>-Mitchell will perform at the 2016 US Open Professional Figure Skating Championships in Las Vegas, Nevada on May 31 after overcoming her illness. As a senior competitor, Flack began to choreograph her programs. The coach began in Kentucky and Ohio in 1991. She signed her first show contract for a show in Cincinnati. She was asked to coach by the Indiana World Skating Academy. She began studying under Brian Wright after taking the position.<mask> took over the department in Wright's absence. She was hired by the Seattle Skating Club in 1993 to build their Basic Skills Program as well as develop the Olympic View Training rink in Lynnwood, Washington. She was hired by the Anchorage FSC to direct and head their Learn to Skate program. Flack founded an organization a year later. She was the head coach of the academy for three years. Flack divided her time coaching between Alaska, Houston, TX, Utah, Washington, D.C., Chicago, and New Jersey. Flack is interested in a recording career.I want to record a CD because I love singing. Getting together with Max-A-Million from Chicago and having a producer/writer is exciting. It's never too late to live your dreams. There are links to oral history interviews with American female single skaters, American figure skating coaches, African-American sports people, and people from


title: Pyotr Andreyevich Shuvalov

texts: Count <mask> was an influential Russian diplomat and a counselor to Alexander II. The <mask> family has been a prominent part of the Russian culture and politics since the mid-18th century. His father was a well-known figure at the courts of Nicholas I of Russia and Alexander II of Russia. His mother was Thekla Ignatyevna Walentinowicz. <mask> was his brother. Rundle Palace was a family estate. After graduating from the Corps of Pages, <mask> rose through the ranks of Alexander II's retinue, becoming wing adjutant, major general of the retinue and adjutant general.He went to France for training after being put in charge of the Saint Petersburg police. In 1860 <mask> was appointed director of the Department of General Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and in 1861 he was made Chief of Staff of the Special Corps of Gendarmes. The abolition of the Corps contributed to his reputation as a liberal and an Anglophile. He resigned after his plan was rejected. He was appointed governor-general of the Baltic region in 1864. <mask> was made Chief of Gendarmes and Executive Head of the Third Section of His Imperial Majesty's Own Chancellery after Alexander II's assassination attempt. He formed a group of moderate ministers and pursued a policy of moderation.He was against the Slavophiles and the so-called Russian Party as well as to the more liberal reformers. <mask> was in favor of local self-government, but he wanted to strengthen the political position of the gentry. In the long run, he envisioned a system of national representation with a constitution and a bicameral parliament, but he disclosed his parliamentary ideas only in 1886, when he had safely retired. Establish two

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title: Pyotr Andreyevich Shuvalov

texts: houses and give them a decisive voice to introduce a constitutional system. It is necessary to build a foundation for a real representative government if this cannot be done immediately. Although more cautious, <mask> continued his predecessors' reforms. The military's length of service was reduced from 15 years to 6 in 1874.He limited the zemstvos' taxation powers and strengthened the government's censorship system. He was promoted to the rank of General of the Cavalry in 1872. <mask> was sent to London to arrange a marriage between the Duke of Edinburgh and the Grand Duke of Russia. The two married in January 1874 after the mission was a success. Alexander II had no plans to conquer the Central Asian Khanate of Khiva, according to Shuvalov. Khiva's fall to Russian troops in 1874 did not damage <mask>'s reputation in London because he was able to blame the generals' excess of zeal. In April 1874, the Committee of Ministers approved the creation of an experimental commission with representation from Zemstvo, local gentry and cities.Although the commission was only charged with reviewing a single previously prepared bill on hiring agricultural laborers, the very notion was deemed so radical that in November 1874, <mask> was sent into exile as ambassador to London. Other more mundane explanations for his downfall include boasting about his influence on the tsar or making an incautious remark about his mistress. During the negotiations between Russia and Great Britain after the Treaty of San Stefano, <mask> was instrumental in avoiding conflict between the two powers. Russian public opinion turned against him after the conclusion of the Treaty of Berlin because he was seen as too

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title: Pyotr Andreyevich Shuvalov

texts: conciliatory and willing to yield to British and German demands. Alexander II was forced to retire in 1879 due to the worsening of Russian-German relations. See the notes for Richard S. The Russian Monarchy has a myth and ceremony.The second volume of From Alexander to the Abdication of Nicholas II was published in 2000. The End of Imperial Russia was published in 1997. "Russia Falls Back, Russia catches up: Three Generations of Russian Reformers" in Reform in Modern Russian History: Progress or Cycle? and ed. The Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian Studies of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars organized a conference on "Reform in Russian and Soviet History -- Its Meaning and Function" in 1990. Alexander II and His Times: A Narrative History of Russia in the Age of Alexander II, Tolstoy, and Dostoevsky was published in 2002. See Part III for Thomas S. Pearson.Russian Officialdom in Crisis: Autocracy and Local Self-Government was published in 1989. The 2nd expanded edition of Prophets and Conspirators in Pre-Revolutionary Russia was published in 1998. 173–174. See Peter. In 2003 there was a book called "Renowns, Rebels and Rogues Under the Tsars." "<mask> and the Congress of Berlin: A Reinterpretation" was written by Weeks Jr. The Journal of Modern History was published in 1979.They were online with Boris V. Anan'ich. "Russia Falls Back, Russia catches up: Three Generations of Russian Reformers" in Reform in Modern Russian History: Progress or Cycle? and ed. The Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian Studies of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars organized a conference on "Reform in Russian and Soviet History -- Its Meaning and Function" in


title: David Easley

texts: <mask> is an American economist. He is a Professor of Information Science at Cornell University. He was an Overseas Fellow of Cambridge University. His research focuses on Economics, Finance and Decision Theory. He focuses on learning, wealth dynamics and natural selection in economics. His work focuses on Market microstructure and asset pricing. He works on modeling decision making in complex environments.He works in the Computer Science department at Cornell on networks. He is a member of both the Econometric Society and the Economic Advisory Board. Several of his scientific papers are listed among the most read in Finance, according to the Social Science Research Network. 39, No. September 3, 1979. Daniel Spulber is the editor of the International Economic Review. 22, No.February, 1981 Learning to be Rational with Lawrence Blume. 26, No. April, 1982. The Journal of Economic Theory has an introduction to the Stability of Rational Expectations Equilibrium. 26, No. April, 1982.Characterization of Optimal Plans for Stochastic Dynamic Programs is part of the Journal of Economic Theory. 28, No. December 2nd, 1982. Robert Jarrow wrote " Consensus Beliefs Equilibrium and Market Efficiency" in the Journal of Finance. 38, No. 3, June, 1983. The Bell Journal of Economics published The Economic Role of the Nonprofit Firm.The Journal of Economic Theory has an alternative approach to Rational Expectations Equilibrium. October 1, 1984. An Equilibrium Analysis of Optimal Unemployment Insurance and Taxation was published in 1985. The Economics of Nonprofit Institutions was published in 1986 by Oxford University Press. R. T. Masson and R. J. Reynolds collaborated on Preying for Time. Competition and Welfare was printed in 1985. There are contracts and asymmetric


title: Dmitry Rogozin

texts: The Director General of Roscosmos is a Russian politician who was born in 1963. He was the deputy prime minister in charge of the defense industry. He was Russia's ambassador to NATO from 2008 to 2011. He was the leader of the Rodina political party until it merged with other parties. The family of a Soviet military scientist had a child named <mask>. He graduated from Moscow State University with a degree in journalism in 1986 and from the University of Marxism–Leninism in 1988 with a degree in economics. He has two doctorates in philosophy and technology.<mask> fought in the Transnistria war. He supports Transnistria's independence from Moldova. The Rodina party was formed after the death of the founder of the Congress of Russian Communities, General Alexander Lebed, in a 2002 helicopter crash. He became a vocal activist for the rights of ethnic Russians in the former Soviet republics after he was elected to the State Duma. A lot of media attention and criticism was given to the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee after he was re-elected to the State Duma in 1999. He was appointed a Special Representative of the Russian President in 2002 to deal with problems that arose from the Baltic states joining the European Union. Russian President Putin wrote a letter of gratitude to Rogozin.In the 2003 parliamentary election, he became one of the leaders of the Rodina (Motherland)

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title: Dmitry Rogozin

texts: legislative election in 2007. He was appointed a Russian ambassador to NATO in 2008. He was against Georgia and Ukraine becoming members of NATO. After the two countries were denied membership of the NATO Membership Action Plan, he claimed, "They will not invite these bankrupt regimes to join NATO... more so as important partnerships with Russia are at stake". He was criticized by some Ukrainian and Georgian officials for his words. Ihor Sahach, a former Ukrainian envoy to NATO, said that he was used as part of the informational war against Ukraine. I think it should be stopped soon.It was for the first time that I heard such a higher official as envoy using this, I don't even know how to describe it. I don't know what his words meant, but I understand Russian. Volodymyr Ohryzko stated that he didn't think the statement was serious. The Special Representative on anti-missile defense was appointed by the Russian President on February 18, 2011. The deputy prime minister is in charge of the defense and space industries. The Russian Foundation for Advanced Research Projects in the Defense Industry was created by him. A number of diplomatic conflicts took place in the year 2014–2018.One of the first seven people to be put under executive sanctions by US President Barack Obama was <mask>. He was banned from entering the US and his assets were frozen. He was added to the EU sanction list due to the


title: Ryan O'Shaughnessy

texts: <mask>'Shaughnessy grew up in Skerries, Dublin and is a singer-songwriter. He played Mark Halpin in Fair City for nine years. In January 2012 he appeared in The Voice of Ireland and in May 2012 he was part of the sixth series of Britain's Got Talent. The song " Together" finished 16th in the Eurovision Song Contest. <mask> was born in a small village in North County Dublin, Ireland. He is the youngest of three siblings. He has two siblings named Graham and Apryl.Gary O'Shaughnessy represented Ireland in the 2001 Eurovision Song Contest with a song. <mask> completed a music course in Dublin, Ireland, as part of the British and Irish Modern Music Institute. He says he is aversatile singer. He believes he learned his craft at the Billie Barry Stage School. He is a musician, writer and producer for various artists. In the long-running Irish soap series Fair City, O'Shaughnessy played the role of Mark Halpin, the young son of Marty Halpin. The Halpin family was introduced in the early 2000s.At age 9, O'Shaughnessy was introduced to the series as a child actor. He had two siblings in the series, brother and sister. In the series, his mother becomes a victim of domestic abuse and is killed by her husband who commits suicide after killing her. The children are orphans but continue on the show.

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title: Ryan O'Shaughnessy

texts: O'Shaughnessy acted as Mark Halpin in Fair City for nine years until he retired at the age of 18. He was replaced in the series by the actor Cal Kenealy who continued as Mark Halpin, as O'Shaughnessy said he needed to quit preferring to continue with a musical career. In the first season of The Voice of Ireland, O'Shaughnessy entered.He sang "The Power of Love" from "Huey Lewis and the News" with only one of the four jury chairs that of Brian Kennedy turning and he defaulted to Kennedy's team. Kennedy put him up against Colin Hand on the battle shows. They both performed "One" by U2 with Kennedy sending <mask> to the live shows. In the first day of the live shows broadcast on 4 March 2012 he performed "Baby" from Justin Bieber, but was eliminated by public vote finishing in 23rd place in the series. O'Shaughnessy tried out for Britain's Got Talent before the live shows of The Voice of Ireland. He wrote a song called "No Name". He had a crush on the girl that inspired the song.He got yeses from all three judges. He was eliminated from The Voice of Ireland. O'Shaughnessy was contracted to record for Universal Records. The Britain's Got Talent call-backs were held a week before the live shows of The Voice of Ireland. The judges were going to send O'Shaughnessy through to the live shows,


title: Ryan O'Shaughnessy


title: Germaine Dulac

texts: <mask> was a French film theorist, journalist and critic. She moved to Paris as a child and was born in Amiens. She became interested in film after working in a feminist magazine a few years after her marriage. With the help of her husband and friend, she started a film company and directed a few commercial works. She is best known for her films La Souriante Madame Beudet and La Coquille et le Clergyman. She spent the last decade of her life working on newsreels for Pathé and Gaumont after the introduction of sound film. In Amiens, France, <mask> was born into an upper-middle-class family of a career military officer.Germaine was sent to live with her grandmother in Paris because her father's job required the family to frequently move between small garrison towns. She studied music, painting, and theater after becoming interested in art. Dulac moved to Paris after the death of her parents to pursue a career in journalism. Louis-Albert <mask> was an agricultural engineer who came from an upper-class family. After four years, she began writing for La Franaise, a feminist magazine edited by Jane Misme. Dulac was able to work on the editorial staff of La Fronde. Her interest in still photography preceded her entry into filmmaking.In 1920, Dulac and her husband divorced. She began a relationship with Marie-Anne Colson-Malleville after that. Following her long and influential cinema career, <mask> became the president of the Fédération des ciné-clubs, a group which promoted and presented the work of new young filmmakers, such as Joris Ivens and Jean Vigo. The rue de Vaugirard is where Dulac taught film courses.

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title: Germaine Dulac

texts: Following her death in 1942, Charles Ford called attention to the difficulty the French Press had with printing her obituary: Bothered by Dulac's non-conformist ideas, the censors had refused the article which, only after vigorous protest by the editor-in-law, was published. <mask> <mask> was a writer for La Fronde from 1900 to 1913. She wanted to solidify women's roles in French society and politics by interviewing a lot of established women.<mask> became interested in film through her friend. Shortly before World War I, the two women traveled to Italy together, and Dulac learned the basics of film making, while Napierkowska was to act in a film. <mask> frequently contrasted the modernity of the French capital to the provincial nature of rural France in her films. She decided to start a film company after returning to France. D.H. was founded by <mask> and Irne Hillel-Erlanger. Financial support was provided by <mask>'s husband. The company produced several films between 1915 and 1920.<mask>'s first film, Les Surs ennemies, was included. mes de fous was <mask>'s first major success. The film has an early appearance of actress ve Francis, who introduced Dulac to her friend Louis Delluc. <mask> and Delluc collaborated on La Fte Espagnole (Spanish Fiesta, 1920), another film featuring Francis, which was proclaimed one of the decade's more influential films and allegedly a major French Impressionist Cinema work. There are a few excerpts from the film today. A number of pictures were taken by Dulac and Delluc. In 1921, Dulac wrote an article titled "Chez D.W."Griffith." In the article, <mask> presented two popular

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title: Germaine Dulac

texts: themes which arise in many of her films: Autonomy for the cinema as an independent art form free from the influences of painting and literature. The filmmaker is an individual artistic and creative force. Two of her most famous works are La Souriante Madame Beudet and La Coquille et le Clergyman. La Coquille et le Clergyman is thought to be the first Surrealist film, but some scholars consider <mask> to be the first. The French Cinema pur film movement was inspired by <mask>'s goal of "pure cinema". Thme et variations and Disque(s) 957 are two of her important experimental films based on music.She was awarded the Legion of Honor in 1929 for her contributions to the film industry in France. <mask>'s career changed with the advent of sound film. She produced newsreels for Pathé and Gaumont after returning to commercial work in 1930. She died in Paris. The exact date of <mask>'s oeuvre has not been established. There are references to <mask>, Germaine. crits sur le cinéma.Paris Expérimental is a book. The name of the person is Williams, Tami Michelle. The life and films of <mask> <mask>. There is a PhD thesis. The University of California Los Angeles. Wendy Dozoretz was read further. <mask> <mask> is a Polemicist and Theoretician.New York University, 362 pp. Charles Ford. <mask> <mask>'s "Anthologie du cinéma" was published in 1968. The fifth edition of The Film Encyclopedia. New York:HarperPerennial. A Cinema of Sensations is written by <mask> <mask>. The University of Illinois Press.Sin Reynolds introduced Germaine <mask> and newsreel. The Seashell and the Clergyman at UbuWeb Literature on Germaine <mask> died

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title: Roselle Nava

texts: <mask> is a Filipino singer, film and television actress, and politician. She is a multi-platinum female singer in the Philippines and one of the most in-demand divas during the 90s era. She is referred to as the "Philippines' Sentimental Diva" and the "former supreme songbird of ABS-CBN". She used to be called the "90s Philippine Pop Queen". She started her career as a member of the cast of Ang TV. She hosted and performed on the longest variety show in the Philippines, ASAP, from 1995 to 2004. She is the singer behind some of the hits such as Maniniwala Ba Ako, Dahil Mahal Na Mahal, Laging Ikaw Parin, Ikaw Pala, Mahal Mo Ba'y Di Na Ako, and Huwag Ka Nang Babalik.She was the Best Female Singer of the Year for the song You by Awit Awards. "Why Do I Love You?" was her first signature hit. The song stayed in the radio charts for 8 months from 1994 to 1995 in the Philippines. Many Filipinos went through heart breaks and ended up in love. Dahil Mahal Na Kita Mahal, her carrier single from her 3rd album (Roselle: On Higher Ground), emerged immediate success and even spanned a film with the same name. Four times, Dahil Mahal Na Mahal Kita has been covered by different artists. The soundtrack of the Primetime series Huwag Ka Lang Mawawala was composed by Vice Ganda.In 2000, she revived Barry Manilow's song "Somewhere Down The Road" for a film called "Minsan Minahal Kita" and in 2002, she hit the top of the charts with her song "Huwag Ka Nang Magbabalik". <mask> was the interpreter for the song, Free. Carol Banawa recorded the demo version. <mask> was chosen by the composer to do the final and live version. It was one of the semifinalists of theABS-CBN's JAM: Himig Handog sa Makabagong

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title: Roselle Nava

texts: Kabataan. It became the summer station ID's theme song in the same year. All About Love, Roselle's last album with Star Records, achieved Platinum Status but was never awarded to her.She signed for several projects after moving to Viva Entertainment Agency. VIVA didn't commercialise her artistry because her recent albums didn't get any awards. Her singing career was affected by the poor sales of her albums. In 2010 she was re- recorded for the Afternoon Drama "Alyna" and also for her debut album under Star Music. <mask>'s voice can be classified as a Soprano as her style is very similar to that of Regine Velasquez. The brilliance of her voice was affected by a throat virus. She was supported by her fans during healing sessions.She was a part of the successful concert "Divas of the 90s" produced by VIVA Entertainment Company. Her co-performers were also her co-performers. On February 13, 2016 she had a concert with other OPM icons at the Philippine International Convention Center. <mask> was given a tribute by ASAP as one of the OPM gems in the country. She sang her hits with local talent. She started as a prime diva of the network and what's her life like now? <mask> received a plaque of recognition for her contribution to OPM.She married Allen Ford Tan on January 18, 2010 at the Manila Cathedral. They have two sons. I Can See Your Voice is a film about a singer who can see her voice. How can I? Maniniwala Ba Ako? Double Platinum Record (80,000 copies sold) Dahil Mahal Na Kita is a movie soundtrack. The Simply Roselle album won the Gold Record Award in 1999.Makakaya Ko Ba? I Really Miss You, Ika'y Panaginip, Lang Araw-araw, A Prayer Away, Someone Help me, if you remember me, free

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title: Luka Modrić

texts: <mask> is a Croatian professional footballer who plays for Real Madrid and is the captain of the Croatia national team. He can play either an attacking or defensiveMidfielder, but he plays mainly as a centralMidfielder. He is considered to be the greatest Croatian footballer of all time. The Croatian War of Independence displaced Modri's family when he was a child. He was signed by Dinamo Zagreb at the age of 16 after showing promise with his club. He spent time on loan to Zrinjski Mostar and Inter Zaprei. He was named the Prva HNL Player of the Year in 2007, after winning three consecutive league titles and domestic cups for Dinamo.He moved to Spurs for a club-record transfer fee of $16.5 million in 2008 and they reached the quarter-finals of the 2010–11 tournament. In the summer of 2012 Modri joined Real Madrid. He became a key contributor and helped the team win La Décima and was selected for the squad of the season. Modri was voted into the squad of the season three times over the course of the three consecutive titles. He has won seventeen major trophies at Real Madrid, including four European titles and three Club World Cup titles. He won the La Liga Award for "Best Midfielder" in 2016 for the second year in a row. In 2015, he became the first Croatian player to be included in the FIFPro World XI, in which he was regularly included until 2019.Modri became the first Croatian player to win the Men's Player of the Year Award, and he was also the first player other than Lionel Messi orRonaldo to win the Ballon d'Or. He won the Golden Foot award for career results and personality. In March of 2006 Modri made


title: Luka Modrić

texts: his international debut for Croatia against Argentina and scored his first international goal against Italy. Modri has anchored Croatia's "second Golden Generation", participating in every major tournament Croatia has qualified for, including the UEFA European Championship in 2008, 2012, 2016, and 2020, as well as the FIFA World Cup in 2006, 2014, and 2018). He was selected for the Team of the Tournament at Euro 2008, becoming the second Croatian to do so. Modri received the Golden Ball award for the best player of the tournament after leading Croatia to the World Cup Final. He became the country's most capped player in March 2021.He has been named Croatian Footballer of the Year ten times. <mask> Modri was born on September 9, 1985 in the hamlet of Modrii, which is a part of Zaton Obrovaki, a village situated on the southern slopes of the mountain Velebit. He is the oldest child of Stipe Modri and Radojka Dopu, who both worked in a knitwear factory. Modri spent most of his early years in the stone house of his paternal grandfather, located on the road above the hamlet of Modrii, and was shepherding goats as a five-year-old. When the Croatian War of Independence began in 1991, his family were forced to flee the area. <mask> was executed by Serb rebels who were part of the police of SAO Krajina in December 1991 near his house in Modrii, and after the family fled, the house was burned to the ground. Modri lived with his family in the Hotel Kolovare for seven years before moving to the Hotel I in Zadar.His father was in the Croatian Army. Football was a way to escape the reality of war and thousands of bombs fell

masks: Luka Luka


title: Anthony Friedkin

texts: California's landscapes, cities and people have been chronicled in the works of American photographer <mask>. His topics include surf culture, prisons, cinema, and gay culture. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has exhibited <mask>'s photographs. The New York's Museum of Modern Art is one of the major Museum collections. He is represented in many private collections. His pictures have been published in many countries. The Gay Essay, which documents Californian gay culture during the late 1960s and early 1970s, was featured in San Francisco's deYoung Museum.He has been a professional photographer for forty years. <mask> has a studio in Santa Monica. <mask> was born in Los Angeles, California in 1949. He started taking pictures when he was 8 and continued until he was 11. He majored in liberal arts at Santa Monica City College. He studied photography at the Art Center College of Design. He majored in photography at the University of California, Los Angeles.He was a visiting student at the Royal College of Art. He attended a workshop in New York in 1972. He began photographing the film industry in 1975. He worked as a photographer in Los Angeles for a while. He taught photography at both UCLA and the California Institute of the Arts. In 1977 he received a National Endowment of the Arts grant and in 1980 Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley gave him a special commendation for his contribution to Fine Art Photography. His completed photo essays are: "The Gay Essay," done in San Francisco and Los Angeles in 1969 and 1970;

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title: Anthony Friedkin

texts: "The Beverly Hills Essay," shot in 1975; and "The Hollywood Series," which was inaugurated by a special commission in 1978 and continues to this day.genuine studies of prostitutes in their work environment are included in a historical set of photographs. There is a set of pictures on "California Prisons" and their inmates. For most of his life he has been photographing "Los Angeles," creating an unparalleled body of images, which comes from his love of the diversely visual and cultural town. <mask> began work on a series of photographs showing the behind-the-scenes realities of the cinema industry. The photographs challenge viewers to step back from the illusion of real life that Hollywood movies create, instead showing the business behind the illusion. The work is still in progress according to <mask>. A subset of costume photography from the essay was displayed in Los Angeles in 1985.The Min Gallery in Tokyo, Japan featured The Hollywood Essay in 1986. In 2004, the work was displayed at the fine art gallery of Los Angeles Harbor College. There are many depictions of machismo and gang affiliated men in California Prisons. <mask> looked at the mythology of California that has attracted people, industries, and money to the state over the past century. The imagery of the California Dream is shown in many of the photographs that document surf culture. He used a darkroom in Santa Monica to make twenty black-and-white photographs of his Wave Portfolio. They show waves at a number of beaches.<mask> is a lifelong surfer

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title: Anthony Friedkin

texts: and self-styled "disciple of the sea." In the Wave Portfolio he brings to his images a sense of both the power of the waves and their beauty as abstract forms. He has said that waves are like liquid sculpture. They move with force and beauty. . I believe the ocean is where we came from, and when I am in the water, I feel like I am connecting to something primordial. There are many mysteries to be found there. In 1969 <mask> began to chronicle gay life in Los Angeles and San Francisco, hoping to increase its visibility and gain a better understanding of gay culture there.The photo essay was taken during the time of the sexual revolution. He developed close relationships with his subjects while taking portraits in hotels and bars. The Gay Essay, a book containing 75 portraits from the series, was published by Yale University Press. The first of several books containing photos from the series was announced by the publisher. <mask> began his work on the "Gay Essay" when he was nineteen years of age. Friedkin wanted to show the courage it takes to define one's own freedom and individuality by documenting what it meant to defy the grain when it is wrong. The Gay Essay was not shown in America for a long time due to the sensitivity of the images Friedkin produced and a less than receptive society, but it was well received in Europe and East Asia.The DeYoung Museum in San Francisco displayed 75 prints to coincide with the 45th anniversary of the Stonewall riots. Materials from the artist's archive were included in the

masks: Friedkin Friedkin


title: Okumura Masanobu

texts: A Japanese print designer, book publisher, and painter named <mask>u was born in 1686. He wrote fiction in his early years. His work deviated from the Torii school at some point. He was a figure in the early days of ukiyo-e doing works on actors and pictures of beautiful women. Masanobu's early life is largely unknown, but he is thought to have been born around 1686 in modern Tokyo. Edo was a small fishing village when Tokugawa Ieyasu chose it as his administrative capital of the Tokugawa shogunate, and by the early 17th century the city had prospered and its population had grown to half a million. Masanobu is not known to have been a member of any artistic school.His early work shows the influence of the Torii school of ukiyo-e painting, and he likely learned from the examples of Hishikawa Moronobu. Masanobu's earliest signed work was published in a print album in 1701 and followed by a similar work ten months later. Between 1703 and 1711, Moronobu provided illustrations and sometimes text for at least twenty-two ukiyo-zShi novels and librettos. The modernized illustrated version of the Tale of Genji was translated by Masanobu. Most outstanding of which were the comic albums, Masanobu's output of book illustrations dwindled as he turned his attention to albums of prints, usually about a dozen per set, on a variety of themes. The prints were influenced by 12th-century Toba-e and the caricature paintings of Hanabusa Itch. The large kakemono-sized portraits of courtesans that Masanobu produced had a warmth and humanity that was absent from the


title: Okumura Masanobu

texts: earlier Torii and Kaigetsud designs.The Kyh reforms of 1717 brought an end to the luxury of large prints, which were replaced by smaller hosoban-sized prints, which were often sold as triptychs. The earliest urushi-e prints were printed with brass powder sprinkled on the ink and created a lacquer effect. Masanobu opened his own wholesale shop in Tri Shio-ch in Edo in 1721 after abandoning the publishers of his earlier works. He stamped his trade mark on the works he printed. Masanobu is thought to have died at 78 in 1764 and 1769. The master of the urushi-e style is said to be <mask> Masanobu. It is done on woodblocks with thick black lines.There are many styles of urushi-e found in Masanobu. Large Perspective View of the Interior of Echigo-ya is one of the most famous examples. All of the works are made on woodblocks. His drawings have gentile and flowing lines. He has tan and neutral coloring. He captures things and people in motion. The objects in his drawings are always moving.The beauty of nature was captured by Masanobu. Birds, women, men, actors, and warriors were painted and drawn by him. The Japanese women have the same style and structure. The bodies are covered with long, flowing dresses. The style of drawing women is called tan-e. The tan-e style is gentle and graceful. The insights of stores and theatres are part of the art of Okumura Masanobu.Uki-e is a style used by Japanese artists that means "looming picture". He captured the luxury and leisure of his paintings on stage. He was always interested in learning more about all the


title: Okumura Masanobu

texts: different styles of woodprints. He is said to be the first artist to make pillar prints. The creator of the large, wide, vertical prints is said to be <mask>. There are many examples of this style of print in his script. Masanobu stayed true to his time and what he was good at.Art wouldn't be the same without him, he created many new styles. The majority of Masanobu's ukiyo-e were produced in the Kyh era. They show the printmaker's sense of line, colour, and composition. The subjects are often humorous and are executed in a lively manner with figures in brightly coloured clothing. The era Masanobu was born into was a prosperous and creatively fertile one, which flourished the haiku poets Matsuo Bash and Ihara Saikaku, the bunraku dramatist Chikamatsu Monzaemon, and the painter Ogata Krin. The comic album, the pillar, two-colour, and lacquer prints, and popularizing Western-style perspective drawing were introduced by Masanobu. The full-colour nishiki-e revolution of Suzuki Harunobu's time was the culmination of his career.Masanobu has gained the admiration of connoisseurs as one of the greatest ukiyo-e artists, held in esteem by Japanese collectors such as Kiyoshi Shibui. Works cited the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. The New York Times reviews <mask> Masanobu. March 14, 2006 J. Meech. Oliver, J. The year 2008.The world of Edo Japan is depicted in prints and paintings. The Asia Society and Japanese Art Society of America are in New York. The British Museum is named after Okumura Masanobu. 1764 deaths of Ukiyo-e artists and 18th-century Japanese

masks: Okumura Okumura


title: Arnold Hano

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title: Arnold Hano

texts: from Manhattan to the Bronx for more than a decade. Hano was able to read by the time he was three years old. He was tired of recycling other people's ideas. He was encouraged once again by his brother, who invented a cop who would always fall to his knees when he shot the bad guy. My first pun was this one. I did about six or seven of these things. We sold door-to-door the equivalent of a novel for a street newspaper when I was eight years old.The writing muse faded for the time being as the brothers' journalistic venture ran its course. <mask> attended Long Island University's Brooklyn campus in the fall of 1937 after graduating from DeWitt Clinton High School. His plan to pursue a career in medicine fell through. They were laughing when I walked into the newspaper office. I did not know you were allowed to have fun. I changed my major from science to English journalism in my sophomore year because they were enjoying themselves. In my senior year, I was editor-in-chief with another guy, after I became the sports editor of the college weekly.The timing was particularly fortuitous when the basketball team won the NIT in two of the three years. I didn't know how or what, but I knew I'd write. <mask> earned his Bachelor's degree in 1941. Hano worked as a copy boy for the New York Daily News. Hano's duties were expanded once his sports background was established. The nineteen-year-old undreamt of opportunities to chronicle baseball history was afforded by the News photographer, who was now tasked with

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title: Arnold Hano

texts: providing caption for those shots he brought back to the office. Hano wrote that he was the luckiest fan in the history of the world.I was a copy boy at the Daily News when the ball got away from Mickey Owen. <mask> followed his brother into the armed forces in 1942 after the United States entered World War II. Hano was able to be deployed to the European Theater, where he hoped to find his brother, because he successfully applied to be commissioned as an infantry officer at Fort Benning. The war ended and Alfred's remains were recovered. After his discharge, <mask> returned to New York and a career in book publishing, first as managing editor with Bantam and then as editor-in-chief with Lion Books. Hano was an editor for novelists C. M. Kornbluth, David Goodis, David Karp and Jim Thompson. Thompson would benefit from Hano's support and input, which resulted in an unprecedented period of productivity.In August 1951, <mask>'s novel, The Big Out, was described by The New York Times reviewer as "one of the most thrilling sports novels this reviewer has ever read." <mask> left Lion Books in order to sink or swim on the strength of his writing. The ten per cent pay cut imposed by Martin Goodman gave rise to this sudden resolve. Game 1 of the World Series, <mask>'s handwritten record of which would form the basis for his breakthrough book, A Day in the Bleachers, was the most important event that year. Despite poor marketing and disappointing sales, the book has become a classic of sports literature, with

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title: Arnold Hano

texts: new editions published in 1982, 2004, and 2006). The book's description of Willie Mays' most famous play has been cited and quoted many times. <mask>'s work appeared in publications such as The Saturday Evening Post, The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, TV Guide, Sport, and Seventeen.One of the sports biographies written by Hano during the nineteen sixties and seventies was about Willie Mays. Hano was a frequent contributor to Lion Books' annual paperback series, Baseball Stars of 19 _ _, providing forty of its chapter-long player profiles between 1958 and 1975. One of <mask>'s books, Greatest Giants of Them All, was composed entirely of chapter-length biographies. Hano wrote at least three screenplay novelizations based on Marriage Italian Style. Running Wild was released in 1973. All were published by Popular Library. Others may have been written in a different way.The National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association named Hano Magazine's sports writer of the year in 1964. He received the award for "The Burned Out Americans", a muckraking study of conditions facing migratory farm workers in California, in the category of magazine journalism. <mask> taught at the University of Southern California, Pitzer College, and the University of California, Irvine. Hano was an editor at Orange Coast Magazine. In 2012 <mask> became the 12th recipient of Baseball Reliquary's annual Hilda Award, established in 2001 to recognize distinguished service to the game by a fan. <mask> became the first person


title: Arnold Hano

texts: to be honored twice by the Baseball Reliquary when he was inducted into the Shrine of the Eternals. The upcoming release of Hano! was announced by The Huffington Post.A Century in the Bleachers is a documentary about <mask>'s life and work, produced and directed by Jon Leonoudakis. Sportswriters Ron Rapoport, Ray Robinson, John Schulian, Al Silverman, George Vecsey, Mark Ulriksen, and former Major League stars are some of the subjects of multiple Hano magazine articles. <mask> had two children by his first marriage and another by his second. The only exception to this was a two-year Peace Corps stint in Costa Rica, which began in July 1991. A 1971 voter initiative establishing a 36-foot height limit on new buildings was approved by a better than 3-to-1 margin after Hano was instrumental in writing and promoting it. In the city's annual parade, <mask> and his wife were honored as "Citizens of the Year". On October 24, 2021, Hano passed away at his home in California.He was 99 years old. Hano wrote "Hanging Ten at Coronado". Boys' life. July 1965, pp. 22–23. James and Hano. It is recommended that you be fit to climb a mountain.Boys' life. March 1966. 34–35, 38–39 Roberto Clemente is Baseball's Brightest Superstar. Boys' life. March 1968. They were 24–25 and 54.Scouting in Polynesia. Boys' life. February 1969 34–37. "Model–A Explorers of Orinda". Boys' life. October 19693–3. Who's Number? 1? C-O-M-P-T-O-N! Boys' life. February 1970. Both 26 and 27 were recorded."Madrid: The City Simpatico". Boys' life.

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title: Arnold Hano

texts: Orange Coast Magazine. July 1991. "In Retrospect: Loose ends". The Orange Coast Magazine. August 1991.142–3. "In Retrospect: Live from Costa Rica". The Orange Coast Magazine. September 1991. 149–151. "In Retrospect: Mi Familia". The Orange Coast Magazine.In November 1991. "In Retrospect: Ya Voy Already". The Orange Coast Magazine. March 1992. 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, Juan Valdez would have been doomed to death in Retrospect. The Orange Coast Magazine.May 1992. There are 120 and 125. "In Retrospect: Much Ado About Nothing". The Orange Coast Magazine. June 1992. 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, The view from the stands.The Los Angeles Times. April 2, 2006 <mask>, Bonnie; <mask>, <mask>. "Our Raymond, our friend". RaymondLieberman is a writer atBlogspot.com. On Wednesday, May 10, 2010. It was written about Dennis.A couple joined the ranks of the Corps' older recruits. The Los Angeles Times. June 21, 1991. George Vecsey. "Hazy sunshine, vivid memory". The New York Times. September 29, 2004.Chris Epting. Back to the Bleachers is one of the Pts. There are 1 and 2. The Los Angeles Times. August 27, 2006 Waddles, Hank. "Bronx Banter Interview: <mask>, Part I".The Bronx Banter was created by Alex Belth. September 25, 2009. Waddles, Hank. "Bronx Banter Interview: <mask>, Part II".

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title: Arnold Hano

texts: Nolan, Michelle. "<mask>'s Innovative 'The Big Out'" Ball Tales is a study of baseball, basketball and football fiction from the 1930s to the 1960s.The book is called 50–53. "<mask>o and his enthusiasm for life". There is a life and people in the area. February 3, 2015. "Bree" is the name of the person. The man who covered the greats is in the spotlight. The pilot is on the coast.September 17, 2015. Running Wild was novelized by <mask>, from a story by Stanley Hough, as well as a story by Robert McCahon and Maurice Tomeragel. 20th-century American biographers, 20th-century American male writers, 20th-century American novelists, 20th-century American Jews, American columnists, American environmentalists, American magazine journalists, American male

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Arnold Hano
Arnold Han
Arnold Hano


title: Jean Dubuc

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Jean Joseph Octave Dubuc
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title: Jean Dubuc

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title: Jean Dubuc

texts: signed with the Cincinnati Reds after losing his college eligibility. <mask> made his major league debut for the Reds. He sustained a knee injury and had to be carried off the field after giving up five earned runs. He returned to the mound as a relief pitcher two weeks later and only allowed one hit in four appearances. The 1908 World Series champion Chicago Cubs were blanked by him on September 7, 1908. <mask> appeared in 15 games for the Reds, nine as a starter and a 5–6 record.He traveled with the Reds to Cuba after the 1908 season and won three of four exhibition games. <mask> was slowed after contracting Malaria in 1909. He appeared in 11 games for the Reds in 1909 and had a 2–5 record. The Reds sold Dubuc to Buffalo on November 3, 1909. He remained with the Montreal Royals through the 1911 season. He had a 21–11 record with Montreal. <mask> was selected in the Major League Baseball draft by the Detroit Tigers.<mask> signed with the Tigers in January 1912 after some wrangling over salary. From 1912 to 1916, <mask> was part of the starting rotation. <mask> was 72–60 with 90 complete games in five seasons with Detroit. In 1912, Dubuc appeared in 37 games, 26 as a starter, and compiled a 17–10 record with a.279 batting average. He had a.630 winning percentage and 23 complete games. He was among the league leaders with 16 wild pitches and109

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title: Jean Dubuc

texts: Lake. In 19 games for Salt Lake, he went 9–9 with a 3.60 ERA. He played in the outfield for Salt Lake in 1918 with a.303 batting average.He signed with Boston in July of 1918. He had a 0–1 record with a 4.22 earned run average in two games for the Red Sox. On April 7, 1919, <mask> was returned to Salt Lake. The New York Giants bought <mask> from Salt Lake two weeks later. He was a relief pitcher for the Giants in 1919 and compiled a 6–4 record. <mask> was released by the Giants after the 1919 season despite his strong performance. He stated publicly that he released Dubuc because he was associated with a gambler who played with Dubuc on the 1912 Tigers and was a central figure in the Black Sox Scandal.<mask> played in the minor league for the Toledo Mud Hens of the American Association in 1920 and the Syracuse Stars of the International League in 1922 and 1923 after his major league career ended in 1919. <mask> played semi-pro baseball in Montreal during the 1921 season, with his role in the Black Sox Scandal under review. <mask> organized a baseball team in the Ontario–Quebec–Vermont League in 1924. He was the player-manager in the 1924 season. In 1924, he had a 2-2 record and a.286 batting average. In 1925, he was hired as the manager of the Manchester, New Hampshire, team. <mask> was a pitcher for Manchester.He was the player-manager of the


title: Jean Dubuc

texts: 1928-1929 seasons. He was the manager and president of a professional hockey team in Providence, Rhode Island, known as the Rhode Island Reds, from 1929 to 1930. <mask> was a scout for the Detroit Tigers in the 1920s and 1930s. He was a scout when he signed first baseman Hank Greenberg. He was the manager of the Whalers baseball team during the 1936 season in the New England League. <mask> was a salesman for an ink company after he left baseball. He lived in Florida for the last five years of his life.He died two years after his wife died, at age 69. Major League Baseball pitchers Boston Red Sox, Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers, New York Giants, Brown Bears, and Montreal Royals have