title: Spank Rock

texts: Downtown Records. The first release from Downtown Records was the fall of 2007. Mark Ronson's 2010 album Record Collection featured a song called "The Bike Song" with Kyle Falconer and MC Spank <mask>. He was on the UK tour of the album.On his own label, Bad Blood Records, <mask> <mask> released his second studio album, Everything Is Boring and Everyone Is a Fuck Liar. "Energy," produced by Boys Noize, was the first single from the album, and later it was selected as the best new track. The album was released on Rolling Stone's website. The album featured production from Boys Noize, XXXChange, Sam Spiegel, and Le1f, as well as appearances by Santigold and Big Freedia. After the release of his album, Spank <mask> was one of the faces of Alexander Wang's collection. In 2012 Spank Rock released E. I. B.A. E. I. A. F. L. has a collection of producers' remixes of his tracks. The Boys Noize-produced track "Look at These Hoes" was co-written by Naeem Juwan. The Upside was produced by Kid Kamillion, Boys Noize, and Damian Taylor, and was released on Bad Blood Records and Boysnoize Records. There was a stream of the entire EP on Dazed & Confused. The lead single "Gully" has received extensive play on the radio. In 2016 Spank <mask> became the MC for Australian electronic music group The Avalanches.His first appearance was at a pre-Splendour in the Grass event at The Northern Hotel in Byron Bay on July 21, 2016 followed by their performance at the festival on July 22. He appeared

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title: Alfred Zucker

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texts: <mask>. R. E<mask> was an architect who worked in Texas, Mississippi, New York City, and Argentina. <mask> was born on January 23, 1852, in the town of Freiburg, Silesia, Prussia. He received his education at the Bauakademie. He arrived in New York in 1872 after working for the government for a short time. He worked in the Office of the Supervising Architect in Washington, D.C. from 1873 to 1876. <mask> moved to the coastal city of Galveston in the 19th century. He became the partner of John Moser, an architect who moved there from Toledo, Ohio.<mask> was married to Augusta "Gussie" Moser. Three months after their marriage, she died of yellow fever in Vicksburg, Mississippi. <mask> left to open a branch office in Vicksburg. When Moser moved to Atlanta, the partnership ended. <mask> was appointed State Architect of Mississippi because of the firm's design for the Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College at Starkville. <mask> returned to Europe due to his poor health after he resigned from his position. After returning to New York, he found work in the office of a noted architect.<mask> founded the firm of Alfred Zucker & Company after Fernbach's death. Zucker and Hinchman practiced alone after the association ended in 1889. Zucker had a designer in

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texts: his office. The Decker Building is one of the full buildings designed for <mask>. <mask>'s designs were inspired by Edelmann's work until at least 1901. <mask>'s office had less and less work after 1896. He made several employees partners in the firm as a cost-saving measure.Zucker was relieved of the worries of regular wages when the former employees received a fraction of the payments. Zucker was associated with J. Riely Gordon, an architect of public buildings. Gordon's standard plan was used for Zucker's Wilkinson County Courthouse in Woodville, Mississippi. <mask>'s American career ended because of his association with Gordon. He fled with his family in 1904. He wanted to avoid a $100,000 suit filed by Gordon, who alleged fraud and misrepresentation. He died in Buenos Aires in 1913.He would marry Nace Brooke. The Cementerio de la Chacarita is in the British section. The upper two stories of the Galveston Cotton Exchange Building were destroyed in the Hurricane of 1900. The B. S. Ricks Memorial Library is in Yazoo City, Mississippi. <mask>er Architectural sketches were taken from designs for buildings. The National Chemograph was published in New York in 1894. There are burials at La Chacarita Cemetery for people from wiebodzice to the United

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title: Balachandran Chullikkadu

texts: He is an Indian poet, orator, lyricist and actor. The baby was born in Paravur, Ernakulam, India. He graduated from the Union Christian College in Aluva and the Maharajas College in Ernakulam with a degree in English literature. He spent 9 years in Parasala as a hotel cook and 3 years in a petrol pump. He worked in politics for a year after coming back to poems. He became the Parasala Unit President in 1998. His collection of poems are published in his career.A collection of his complete poems was published in 2000. The book of his memoirs was also published. He has participated in many literary seminars. He was part of a cultural delegation from India that went to Sweden in 1997. The international bookfair in Gotenborg, Sweden, featured Indian poetry. Chullikkad is an actor. In G. Aravindan's Pokkuveyil (1981), he played a young artist who lived with his father, a radical friend and a young woman.When his father dies, his radical friend leaves him and his family takes the woman away to another city, the film is about how his world collapses. He urged the state education department to remove his poems from the curriculum because of their incompetency in teaching the language. According to <mask>, marks were being given in abundance for papers with mistakes without proper evaluation, and the appointment of teachers was not based on


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texts: qualifications, but on caste, religion, political influence and nepotism. PhD degrees were given to works which contain mistakes, even though research work on Malayalam literature lacks quality. Chullikkad is married to a well-known poet and they have a son named Appu. He retired from government service in July. Buddhism was his religion in 2000.He says that this is not a conversion from Hinduism because he was never a follower of that religion. I have not converted because I am not a believer. I am no longer converted to Buddhism. Hinduism is a religion of social status and set-ups. He says that your value in Hinduism depends on where you were born. During his teenage years, <mask> was a sympathizer of the Naxal movement. He continued to be a Marxist for a while.After the fall of the Soviet Union and the Eastern European experience, he changed his mind about Marxism. Marxism is outdated and irrelevant. I am a social and political democrat. Individual freedom without the base of socialism and socialism without the sanction of individual freedom is a failure. Communism is a type of socialism that does not sanction individual freedom. He said that communism without approving individual freedom is social fascism. The 18 - 3 Monologues Filmography Films actor Pokkuveyil won the National Film Award for Best Non-Feature Film Narration / Voice


title: Armada (gamer)

texts: player in Europe and decided to enter a tournament in California which was attended by the best players in the larger and more prominent American community. Many Americans didn't think <mask> would do well, but he shocked the country by reaching the finals of the tournament and upsetting top American players. Although Armada lost in the Grand Finals to Mang0, they were established as a legitimate contender for best in the world. Lindgren was ranked higher each year. In July of 2011, Armada defeated the number one ranked player in the world in a major tournament.After two years without a loss, Lindgren lost the title and 1st rank at the end of the year. After announcing his retirement from competitive Melee, Armada returned to compete in the competition and placed 4th, losing to PPMD 0–2 in the winners' section and being eliminated by Mang0 0–2 in the loser's section. B.E.A.S.T, a tournament he helped to organize, was his first tournament back after a year. In Project M, Lindgren won the title by defeating Mew2King in the grand finals. The professional gaming team Alliance sponsored him after he left Empire Arcadia. After the release of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, Lindgren stated that he needed to spend more time playing it, but has not publicly practiced or competed in the game since. In tournaments, Armada has switched from using only Peach to both Peach and Fox.Fox's ability to put mental pressure on opponents is the reason for the change. After forcing a reset of the brackets, Armada lost to PPMD in the


title: Armada (gamer)

texts: Grand Finals of Apex 2015. Hungrybox was defeated in the finals by Armada. The largest prize ever awarded in a Melee tournament was won by Lindgren. The best player for the 2015 Summer SSBMRank was Armada, who was ranked ahead of Leffen. The Europe crew lost to the SoCal crew at The Big House 5. The brothers defeated Hungrybox and Mew2King in the Grand Finals.He beat Hungrybox in the Grand Finals to win the tournament. The number one player in the world at the end of the year was <mask>. In 2016 and 2017, <mask> won events such as Dreamhack Winter, GENESIS 4, and EVO, as well as a number of doubles events with his teammate and brother. The first four Smash Summit tournaments were won by <mask>. The first player to win the same major tournament series four times in a row was <mask>. 5th place at the Get On My Level 2016 tournament is the lowest place that <mask> has ever placed in his entire career. On 18 September, <mask> retired from competing in singles.Armada started speed running in the 70 star category of Super Mario 64 in 2020 and is currently ranked 15th in the world. Alexander "Aniolas" and Andreas "Android" are two of the 10 siblings who play competitively. He used to work as a substitute teacher in Gothenburg, but now devotes his time to competing and producing videos. One of the subjects of the sequel to the documentary The Smash Brothers is Armada, which was released on 11 December 2020. The project raised a lot of money. Notable tournament placings include Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Project

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title: John of Montecorvino

texts: <mask>vino was an Italian Franciscan missionary who founded the earliest Latin Catholic missions in India and China. <mask> was born in Campania, Italy. He was commissioned in 1272 by the Byzantine emperor Michael VIII Palaiologos to negotiate for the reunion of the 'Greek' (Orthodox) when he was a member of a Latin Catholic religious order. Commissioned by the Holy See to preach Christianity in the Nearer and Middle East, he devoted himself from 1275 to 1286. The pope was asked to send Catholic missionaries to the Court of the Great Khan in China by the Ilkhan who ruled Persia. <mask> was given the mission to Farther China by Pope Nicholas IV after he received the letter. <mask> was sent out as papal legate to the Great Khan, the Ilkhan of Persia, and the Emperor of Ethiopia in 1289 after returning to the Papal Court.He began his journey in 1289 with letters to the great Emperor Kbla Khan, the Prince of the Tatars, the King of Armenia, and the Patriarch of the Jacobites. The Dominican Nicholas of Pistoia and the merchant Peter of Lucalongo were with him. If not of all Western Asia, he reached Tabriz, the chief city of the Persian empire. They moved down by sea to India where he preached for thirteen months and baptized about one hundred people. The earliest account of the Coromandel Coast furnished by any Western European was written by Montecorvino. He traveled by sea from Madras to China, only to find that the man he was looking for had died. The latter did not throw any obstacles in the way of the missionary.<mask> won the trust of the Yuan

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texts: dynasty ruler in spite of the opposition of the Nestorians who had already settled there. <mask> built a church at Khanbaliq in 1299 and a second church in 1305, with workshops and dwellings for two hundred people. He gradually bought from his parents about one hundred and fifty boys from seven to eleven years of age, taught them in Latin and Greek and then trained them to serve Mass and sing in the choir. He preached in the native language and translated the New Testament and the Psalms into the Uyghur, a language used by the ruling class in China. According to Marco Polo, there were six thousand converts to <mask> of Montecorvino and one of them was a prince from the Ongut tribe. The progress of the Latin mission in the Far East was described in two letters by <mask>, alluding to the Latin Catholic community he had founded in India, and to an appeal he had received to preach in Ethiopia. The German Franciscan Arnold of Cologne was sent to him after he had worked alone for eleven years.Pope Clement V was very pleased with his success and sent seven Franciscan bishops who were to be his 'chief archbishop' of all those countries. The three envoys who arrived safely were Andrew of Perugia,Gerardus and Peregrinus. In 1308, they consecrated <mask> and succeeded each other in establishing the see of Zaiton. Three more Franciscans were sent from Rome to act as suffragans in 1312 and one reached East Asia. The Chinese-Mongol mission flourished under his leadership. The Franciscan tradition that <mask>vino converted the Great Khan of the Mongol Empire

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title: John of Montecorvino

texts: <mask> delivered a letter from the great khan to Pope Innocent VI. The Chinese rose up and drove the Mongols out of China.All Christians, regardless of their religion, were expelled by the Ming rulers. The inspiration for another Franciscan, the Blessed Gabriele Allegra, to go to China and complete the first translation of the Catholic Bible into Chinese came from Montecorvino. There is Religion in China Christianity in China Roman Catholicism in China. The Hakluyt Society, 1914, is called Cathay and the Way Thither. I, pp. 45-58. There are two letters by Montecorvino.Peter Jackson was born in 2005. The West and the Mongols. Longman. The 1913 Catholic Encyclopedia article "<mask> of Montecorvino" by Otto Hartig is now in the public domain. The National Library, Paris, 5006 Lat.-viz., contains the manuscripts of <mask>'s Letters. The Liber de aetatibus. For the Chinese.They are printed in Annales minorum. The book was 69–72, 91-92. In the Mnchner gelehrte Anzeigen (1855), No., of 1733, and of 1733, and of 1733, and of 1733, and of 1733, and of 1733, and of 1733, and of 1733, and Part in. pp. 171175. English translations with valuable comments can be found in Sir H. Yule's Cathay, i.19–21 See also Wadding, Annales. C. R. Beazley is the author of Dawn of Modern Geography. Sir H. Yule, Cathay, i. 165–173. R. B.Attribution reading Pacifico Sella, Il Vangelo in Oriente. In terra di Cina, Giovanni da Montecorvino frate minore e primo vescovo. 1328 deaths were caused by people from the Province of Salerno and 14th-century Roman Catholic archbishops in

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title: George V. Denny Jr.

texts: America's Town Meeting of the Air was hosted by <mask><mask>., as well as the executive director of the League for Political Education/Town Hall. <mask> was in charge of America's Town Meeting of the Air from 1935 to 1952. <mask> was born in 1899 in Washington, North Carolina and graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1922. <mask> worked as an actor on Broadway for one season after moving to New York, where he was a professor of drama production at UNC. He was the director of Columbia University's Institute of Arts and Sciences from 1929 to 1930. <mask> became the full director of the League for Political Education in 1937. <mask> worried that an uneducated public was bad for democracy and that American society had become so divided that the average person didn't listen to other points of view.His goal was to create a new kind of educational program, one that would be entertaining as well as mentally challenging, while exposing the audience to various perspectives on the issues of the day. He wanted to recreate the town meetings that were held in the early days of the United States. The public's interest in current events could be enhanced by a radio town meeting. <mask> wrote that the radio town meeting was designed to attract attention to the complex economic, social and political problems which he must have a hand in solving. America's Town Meeting of the Air began as a six-week experiment and NBC didn't expect much from it. America's Town Meeting of the Air was broadcast live from New York City's Town Hall on May 30, 1935. The topic for the first show was "Which Way America: Communism, Socialism or Democracy" and <mask> hoped that the audience would challenge the newsmakers.<mask>'s first broadcast received about 3000 letters, much to his surprise. By the 1937-8 season, mail averaged between 2,000 and 4,000 letters a week, an amazing number for an educational program. It inspired members of listener clubs to listen as a group and discuss the topic of their choice. <mask> wrote a monthly column for Current History magazine in which he gave summaries of the major points made by some of his Town Meeting

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texts: guests, and then gave readers news quizzes. <mask> and NBC put program listings and what the speakers had said into booklet form, which was disseminated to public school civics teachers. Many of America's Town Meeting's interesting guests were important newsmakers. Socialist presidential candidate Norman Thomas and American Communist Party leader Earl Browder were on <mask>'s panel.<mask> tried to pick topics that would get people talking after the show was over. There were discussions about whether America had freedom of the press, whether the United States should enter World War II or remain neutral, and why the United States public schools weren't doing a better job. <mask> tried to avoid angry audience members who didn't want to listen to other viewpoints and who wanted to criticize rather than debate during World War II. Some audience members had anti-Semitic views. <mask> had a hard time maintaining the show's openness and objectivity. The heyday of America's Town Meeting was in the 1930s, although it remained on the air throughout the 1940s and inspired the kinds of passionate discussions <mask> had hoped for. During the 1940s, Town Meeting underwent a number of time changes.The NBC Blue Network, which was sold in 1943, became known as the "Blue Network" and was re-named the American Broadcasting Company in 1945. Town Meeting got a new time slot and even got a sponsor when it was moved from 9:30pm to 8:30pm on the new network. The show was sometimes 60 minutes, sometimes 45 minutes, and sometimes only half an hour. When television came along, the interest in <mask>'s radio program faded. <mask> left the League for Political Education in 1951 and was replaced as the show's moderator in 1952. <mask> joined an organization that planned international seminars and hoped to create an international version of Town Meeting. He died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 60.<mask> was married to Mary Traill Yellott 12 from June 1924 until their 1943 divorce. They had three children. He was married to the former Jean Sarasy until his death. People from Washington, North Carolina are alumni of the University of North

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title: Alison Fraser

texts: <mask> is an American actress, voice actress and singer who has appeared on Broadway, Off-Broadway, and in television and film. She has performed at a number of venues, including The White House, Town Hall, The Brooklyn Botanic Garden, The Emelin, and 54 Below. <mask> is a two-time Tony Award nominee for The Secret Garden and Romance/Romance, a Drama Desk Award nominee for both The Secret Garden and First Daughter Suite, and a Carbonell Award winner for Romance/Romance. <mask> won a Callaway Award for his work. She played "Tessie Tura" in the New York City Center and Broadway productions. She was the first ever recipient of Philadelphia's Barrymore Award for Best Actress for her portrayal of "The Blonde" in Gunmetal Blues under the direction of Jiri Zizka. She reprised her role as "The Blonde" in Gunmetal Blues.She played "Diana" in the opera, directed by David Saint. She played the original "Trina" in William Finn's March of the Falsettos and In Trousers. She worked on both shows. She played "Miss Drumgoole" in Todd Rundgren's adaptation of Up Against It and "Uta" in Charles Busch's The Green Heart. In 1988, she appeared on Broadway in Romance/Romance, a musical starring herself and Scott Bakula. <mask> was nominated for her first Tony Award. <mask> appeared in The Secret Garden in 1991.<mask> was nominated for a second Tony Award for originating the role of Martha. The Secret Garden had other people in

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texts: it. <mask> is in the one-woman show A Tennessee Williams Songbook, which was conceived and directed by David Kaplan. The Tennessee Williams Festival in Columbus, Mississippi, where Williams was born, hosted the premiere of the show. Sh-K-Boom Records released an original cast album titled Tennessee Williams: Words and Music. Between the Lions was an award-winning PBS series that starred <mask> as "Babs Caplan". She has appeared on shows such as High Maintenance, Smash, Law and Order: Special Victims Unit, Happy!, and Third Watch.She played recurring roles in Jack in a Box and It Could Be Worse, both of which were written and produced by Michael Cyril Creighton. Socks and Bonds, Family Games, Blowtorch, commentary, Jack and His Friends, Me and Him, and Tommy Battles the Silver Sea Dragon are her feature films. The Bright Eyes music video for their song, First Day of My Life, was directed by her Secret Garden co-star. An interview with Anthony Newley was published in Time Out. <mask> appeared in several video games. She made three solo albums, A New York Romance, Men in My Life and Tennessee Williams: Words and Music. <mask> sang the National Anthem in 2004.<mask> was cast in an original play, Come Back, Come Back, Wherever You Are, by Arthur Laurents. The play had a Tony-winning actress in it. <mask> appeared in the world premiere of Tennessee Williams' final full-length play, In Masks Outrageous and

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title: Alison Fraser

texts: Austere. <mask> was cast in Charles Busch's new comedy, The Divine Sister, which satirizes the cinematic portrayal of nuns. Sister Walburga was played by <mask>. The role of Arsinoe was originated by <mask>. <mask> joined the First National Tour of Wicked in the role of Madame Morrible.<mask> appeared in four episodes of Happyish in 2015. <mask> played Nancy Reagan and Betty Ford in the world premiere of Michael John LaChiusa's musical First Daughter Suite at the Public Theater. <mask> was nominated for two awards for her performance in the musical. <mask> performed a limited run of the new play Squeamish. The one woman show was presented by All For One Theater. Squeamish ran from October 6 to November 11. For Squeamish, <mask> was nominated for an Outer Critics Circle award.AudioFile named <mask> a recipient of its Earphones Award for her audiobook narration of Fierce Pose. <mask> graduated summa cum laude from Fordham University in the spring of 2010 and now teaches a musical theatre course. <mask> is the widow of composer and performer Benjamin Rush "Rusty" Magee, with whom she has one son, <mask> Magee, who is an editor in New York City. Theatre credits include In March of the Falsettos Falsettos Lady in the Dark Lips Together and The Mystery of Edwin Drood Secret Garden Up Against It The Green Heart Beehive Honk! Videogame 2008: Grand Theft Auto IV, The Crowd of Liberty City, and Mafia III are

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title: Ruth Ware

texts: <mask> is a British psychological crime thriller author. In a Dark, Dark Wood is one of her novels. Both In a Dark, Dark Wood and The Woman in Cabin 10 were on the U.K.'s Sunday Times. Eve White of the Eve White Literary Agency represents her. She changed her name to <mask> to distinguish her crime novels from her young adult fantasy novels. <mask> was born in 1977 and grew up in Lewes. She became enamored with Old English and Middle English texts while studying English at Manchester University.Ware was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She taught English as a foreign language in Paris. Ware now lives in the area. Ware wrote five young adult fantasy novels under the name Ruth Warburton, all of which were published by Hodder's Children Books. Ware's writing style is often found in her crime books. Ware admitted to being influenced by Christie and other mystery novelists. Ordinary women find themselves in dangerous situations when they are

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texts: involved in a crime.<mask>'s first two novels feature a murder mystery with a group of people trapped or otherwise restricted from escaping the dangerous environment. Christie used this plot device in Murder on the Orient Express. <mask> and Christie choose settings that foster the sense of dread that propels their characters to paranoia and often they react violently as a result. The environments create a sense of isolation. <mask>'s settings are just as important to her story as the characters are. In a Dark, Dark Wood is one of six psychological thrillers written by <mask>. The party takes place in an isolated glass house in the woods.Everyone is a suspect by the end of the weekend. Laura "Lo" Blacklock is a travel journalist who goes on the maiden voyage of the Aurora Borealis, a luxury cruise ship, for an assignment in the Norwegian fjords. All the passengers remain accounted for and no one believes her when she claims that she witnessed a woman being thrown into the water. Four girls named Kate Atagon, Fatima Chaudhry, Thea West, and Isa Wilde attend a private boarding school called Salten House. There is a game of telling lies at the school. The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Hal, a young tarot card reader, received a large inheritance in The Death of Mrs Westaway.Hal was not the intended recipient of the inheritance and became involved in a dangerous mystery when she attended the funeral. The Turn of the Key is a novel written in a 21st-century setting about a nanny and four children. The directors and shareholders of a hot new technology company on a corporate retreat at an exclusive ski resort decide the future of the company. A board member goes missing and a possible billion-dollar buy out looms as tensions run high. <mask>'s books have been optioned for film and television. In a Dark, Dark Wood is a film by New Line Cinema. The Pacific Standard is attached to produce.The Woman in Cabin 10 is set to be produced by the Gotham Group. Hillary Seitz is attached. Entertainment One has the television rights to The Lying Game. Accolades <mask>'s novel In a Dark, Dark Wood has been nominated for a number of awards. In A Dark, Dark Wood is this year's hottest crime novel according to The Independent. The Lying Game was described as "gripping enough to be devoured in a single sitting" by the Independent. The writer of the starred review said "cancel your plans for the weekend when you sit down with this book, because you won't want to move until it's over."There are references to British crime writers from the University of

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title: Blanche Ring

texts: <mask> was an American singer and actress who worked in Broadway theatre productions, musicals, and Hollywood motion pictures. She was known for her song "In the Good Old Summer Time." <mask> was born in Boston, Massachusetts, to James H<mask> and Wilhelmena F<mask>. She was from the show business. Her grandfather was a leading comedian for the Boston Museum company. Charles Fisher came to the United States from England. Josephine H. Shaw was also an actress.As far west as the Mississippi River, he traveled with theatrical caravans. Julie Fisher was a celebrated actress of her time. Her ancestors were English-Irish-Scottish. Four generations of her ancestors were Shakespearean actors. One of the daughters was born to the Rings. Several of <mask>'s siblings were in the entertainment business. They often performed on the same playbill.Grace and Sarah weren't performers. <mask> was a stage actress. Albert H. Sutherland was a theatrical agent and former British actor. They had a son who became a film director. Albert H. Sutherland was a Vaudeville agent in New York City. James Norval married Julie on November 9, 1914. They often appeared on stage together.She died in 1957. The sister of 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Cyril Ring was the younger brother of the Ring sisters. He was the first husband of Charlotte. He married Molly Green in 1923 and they had two daughters. Miss Ring made her debut in A Parisian Romance at the age of 16. She acted with Nat and Chauncey.Her version of "In the Good Old Summertime" was a hit. She followed this with another hit song, "The Belle of Avenue A", which was performed at Mrs. Osborn's Playhouse in New York City. <mask> left the US for a tour of Europe including London in 1904, returning to America where she became even more established as a favorite performer appearing at three notable venues belonging to vaudeville impresario F.F. The theater includes the Twenty-third Street Theater, Newark Theater and Fifth Avenue Theater. In 1909, "I've Got Rings On My Fingers" was introduced by <mask> in The Midnight Sons. Her recordings of "Yip-I-Addy-I-Aye" and "The Billiken Man" made it to the top of the charts. Will Rogers spoke his first lines in The Wall Street Girl."Come Josephine in My Flying Machine" became one of her biggest hits after she recorded it in 1910. Her other songs include "Bedelia" and "I'd Leave My Happy Home for You". The latter was in The Jersey

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title: Blanche Ring

texts: Lilly. The singer had a hit with "They're All Out of Step But Jim". <mask> had a talent for mime. She was billed as "America's Favorite Singing Comedienne" as of 1918. Charles Winninger's Passing Show of 1919 was performed at the Winter Garden Theatre in New York City.<mask> appeared in Strike Up the Band and Right This Way. She played Mrs. Hawthorne in The Great Necker. Her final performance was in Madame Capet, in which she played Rose Bertin. Film <mask> was in a silent film called The Yankee Girl. There is a brief role for her in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. She acted in the movie It's the Old Army Game with W.C. Fields. <mask> appeared in the Bing Crosby picture, If I Had My Way, in 1940.There was scandal in the singer's personal life. By her own admission, she separated from several of her husbands because of a variety of reasons. <mask>'s marriages ended in divorce. Gordon Eliot MacNichol was <mask>'s only child by her first marriage to Walter F. MacNichol, a theatrical manager. <mask> and James Walker Jr. divorced in 1904. Walker was from Massachusetts and worked for the railroad. <mask> first met Winninger a fellow actor in 1908 and they later appeared in "Broadway Whirl" together.<mask> and the couple were married in 1912. Winninger and <mask> were not officially divorced until 1951. <mask> preferred the beaches and golf in Westchester County during the summer. <mask> shared a home in New York with Winninger at 30 Oakland Beach Avenue, where she resided until at least 1935. <mask> had a country home in Mamaroneck across from the

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title: Grete Walter

texts: <mask> was a German resistance activist during the Hitler years. After a particularly brutal interrogation session at the Security Services' Main Office in Berlin, she committed suicide by throwing herself from the third floor of a stairwell. Margarete "<mask>" <mask> was the second of her parents' three daughters. Her father worked as a coach driver. Her mother was a domestic servant. Her father was able to start his own business. Money was tight and the work running the dairy was hard, but the girls' mother was able to focus on their upbringing.She made sure that the girls attended school regularly. Grete was trained for office work after attending a business focused secondary school. She started her first job at the age of 15 at the Berlin wholesale foods operation of Kathreiner AG. <mask> <mask>'s mother was a member of the Communist Party and two of her maternal uncles were metal workers. There are strong indications that her father was not interested in politics and that his political views were very different from those of his wife and her brothers. <mask> <mask> joined the Young Communists in the year in which she took her first job. She eagerly participated in the creation of a Young Communist cell at her work place.<mask> used her enthusiasm and writing skills to criticize the company's methods in a news sheet. She contributed to both the production and distribution of the publication. The extent to which management was aware of her involvement only became apparent later. In Germany, the backwash from the Wall Street Crash caused industrial demand to fall

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texts: and unemployment to rise. There were job cuts in 1930. The young communist was one of the first to lose her job. <mask> had a hard time finding a job because of the political opportunities of unemployment.She may have been informally blacklisted. She had more time on her hands for political activities. She lived in the city quarter of Berlin- Neuklln. In 1930, two years after joining the Young Communists, <mask> <mask> joined the Communist Party and continued to play with the workers' children. Her political talents and commitment were noticed elsewhere. She was invited to spend a year in Moscow by the Young Communists' Central Committee. <mask> <mask> spent a year in Moscow in 1930-31 and saw for herself the first country in the world where a genuine attempt to build a socialist society was under way.She became a member of the Young Communists district leadership team after returning to Neuklln. Mass-poverty and millions of unemployed had worsened the economic situation. The streets were becoming more polarised as politics spilled onto them. <mask> <mask> was unable to find a job because of the increasing presence of the National Socialist populists and her own political involvement. She became a member of the Young Communists regional leadership team for Berlin and continued her work with children. One source said that it was a reflection of her positive energy that the children called her "Pferdchen". The district of Neuklln was home to many Communists and Socialists during the 1930s and 1940s.Fights were frequent. <mask> <mask> made sure that working class

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title: Grete Walter

texts: youngsters in the area were not influenced by fascists. Her involvement was noted early in 1933. <mask> became the youngest member of the Young Communist Central Committee at the start of 1933. The Hitler government was able to take power at the same time that the National Socialists were able to change the political landscape of Germany into a one-party dictatorship. After a few weeks, political activity in support of the Communist Party became illegal. <mask> continued to distribute illegal publications.On the night of the Reichstag Fire, there was a rapid wave of arrests. <mask> <mask> was one of the first women in Berlin to be arrested by the security services after the Hitler take-over. The questioning lasted for a number of days as the beatings and tortures became more brutal. <mask> remained silent as her interrogators wanted names. Her mother treated her cuts and injuries with a compress. After her release, <mask> <mask> found a job at the Oberspree Cables and Leads factory, which was still owned by the AEG conglomerate. She and her co-workers started to organize anti-government resistance.Their activities included the setting up of an illegal youth group which produced and distributed a version of the "Rotes Kabel" newspaper. Government lies and hypocrisies were highlighted by the authors of the newspaper. The government of political and social rights was condemned constantly. <mask> worked on behalf of colleagues who were dismissed from the factory because they were Jewish. She was one of the people who kept copies of the "communist company newspaper" in

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texts: the lockers. It's not possible to know how much the company knew about <mask>'s political activities in the factory, or how much the individual company managers knew. She was re-arrested by the security services in June 1934.They wanted to know more about <mask>'s activities, as well as the names of fellow activists. She was released again because they were unable to prove anything against her, thanks to the loyal discretion of her comrades and her own refusal to succumb to their interrogation techniques. She INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals When Lisa returned home after one of these interrogation sessions, she testified movingly to her physically broken state, but in terms of divulging what the security services wanted to hear, she never broke, and once released she would return to her "illegal" political work. <mask> was conscripted for farm work in 1935 and sent to a remote village along the coast. Her fellow farm girl conscripts elected her as their "Vertrauensmdchen", an informal representational role which involved presenting the concerns of the young people to those in a position to do

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texts: something about them. Management compliance with working hours regulations, adequate food and reasonable accommodations was secured by her.Her experience in antifascist resistance groups made her more effective as an impromptu negotiator. <mask> was able to keep in touch with contacts in Berlin and abroad despite the unclear nature of the networking activities. She remained the object of suspicion on the part of the authorities because her correspondence was monitored by the police. <mask> <mask>'s co-workers on the farm may not have known about her Communist connections, but she made no secret of her rejection of Germany's fascist government. The spy who passed on <mask>'s opinions to the security services was one of the people she shared these opinions with. <mask> <mask> was arrested again on 9 October 1935 and sent back to Berlin. On the afternoon of 21 October 1935, Grete's sister Johanna wrote, "a police official appeared before my mother and delivered a telegramme: 'Daughter <mask> arrested and committed suicide'".The two surviving sisters, Lisa and Johanna, went to the court complex the next day in order to find out more. <mask> <mask>, who was only 22 years old at the time of her suicide, had been subjected to torture by the security services during the twelve days between her arrest and her suicide. According to another source, <mask> <mask> took her own life because of the fear that she might be forced to reveal her true identity. It is not known if she was tortured during those twelve days, but records show that she made a partial confession a few hours

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texts: before jumping to her death from the third floor. <mask> <mask>'s fate was little known during the twelve years of Hitler, but her family preserved her memory. It is a tribute to her sisters that they did everything they could to find out what happened after 1945. The western two thirds of Germany were divided into four military occupation zones by this time.The German Democratic Republic (East Germany), a new kind of German one-party dictatorship, was launched in October 1949 after Berlin was surrounded by a large region administered as the Soviet occupation zone. <mask> <mask> was a well documented larger than life attractive young woman, barely more than a child, widely loved and admired during her lifetime, which had been topped off with a heroic death triggered by the abusive conduct of the Nazi security services. There are two "Grete Walter Street" in Milz and Cottbus. There is a "Margarete-Walter-Strae" in Berlin-Plauer Berg. A recent residential development in a village in the Wanzleben-Brde administrative district has a "Grete-Walther-Strae" with an "h" in it. In the school yard at the Polytechnic Secondary School in Greifs, there are seven schools named after Grete <mask>. The memorial was removed after the old school buildings were torn down and replaced with a shopping centre.Children's care institutions in Wismar and Polvitz are named after Grete <mask>. <mask> <mask>, who worked at the cable factory in the "VEB Kabelwerk Oberspree", had a State Youth Organisation branch named after her. The company holiday complex on the North Sea coast was named

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texts: after Grete <mask>. An Artur Becker type feeders was named after her. On 14 November 2009, in response to an initiative by the VVN-BdA, the Cologne-based artist and Stolperstein ambassador, Gunter Demnig, fixed a memorial in the pavement/sidewalk outside the house at Fuldastra. There was a group named after her in the Burg. There were people from the Berlin Communist Party of Germany who died in


title: Chester Gillette

texts: The basis of the 1931 film An American Tragedy and the 1951 film A Place in the Sun were written by <mask>, who was an American convicted murderer. <mask> was born in Montana but grew up in Washington. His parents were very religious and eventually joined The Salvation Army. During his adolescence, the family traveled around the West Coast of the United States and to Hawaii. <mask> did not take to the religious aspects of his upbringing. He attended the prep school on the generosity of his uncle, but left after two years. He worked at odd jobs until 1905, when he took a position at another uncle's skirt factory.Gillette met Grace Brown at the factory. <mask> and Brown had a sexual relationship, with Brown assuming Gillette would marry her. Brown was pregnant in the spring of 1906. She continued to pressure Gillette to marry her. When she discovered that Gillette had been courting other girls, Brown returned to her parents' home. The newspapers speculated that MissHarriet Benedict was the other woman for whom <mask> had left Grace. She went so far as to issue a formal press release proclaiming: "I have never been engaged to <mask><mask>."<mask>'s raised voice and Brown's tears at the factory were noticed by others as the spring and summer of 1906 progressed. Brown continued to press <mask> for some kind of decision, and <mask> played for time with vague statements about their future and going away on a trip. <mask> made arrangements for a trip to the Adirondack Mountains. The pair spent the night in Tupper Lake in Franklin County after staying in New York. They went back to Big Moose Lake in Herkimer County because of the rain the next day. <mask> used his own initials to register under a false name at the lakeside hotel. He had a suitcase and a tennis racquet.At this point, Brown may have expected an intimate ceremony. <mask> clubbed Brown with his tennis racquet and left her to drown after taking her in a rowboat. The overturned boat and <mask>'s hat led authorities to believe that both had drowned. <mask> hiked through the woods to Fulton Chain

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title: Chester Gillette

texts: Lakes, where he checked into the hotel under his real name. <mask> seemed calm, collected, and at ease, according to witnesses. The body of Brown was found at the bottom of the lake. She was found to have suffered major head trauma, which turned the accidental drowned case into a murder investigation.<mask> was arrested in New York after he did a poor job of planning the cover-up. Grace Brown was buried in South Otselic, New York. The trial and execution drew a lot of attention. <mask>'s uncle didn't want to pay for his defense. Attorneys appointed by the court claimed that their client was innocent, that Brown had committed suicide, and that <mask> was powerless to stop him. It didn't help that <mask> had changed his story and claimed he wasn't there when Brown drowned. He had a hard time explaining to the jury why he took his suitcase on a boat ride, and how it ended up dry even though the boat overturned.The jury found <mask> guilty of murder. Governor Charles Evans Hughes refused to grant clemency or give a reprieve after the New York State Appeals Court upheld the verdict. The electric chair was used to execute <mask> on March 30, 1908. The case was reported as People v. <mask>. The year 1912. <mask> was buried in New York. An episode about the <mask> and Brown incident was aired on Unsolved Mysteries.<mask>'s diary was given to the Hamilton College Library by his grandniece. The diary and 12 letters written by <mask> during his time in prison were donated. The friend of the family who moved to New York to stay with Gillette's sister Hazel received 11 of the letters. On the day before his execution, he wrote a farewell letter to <mask>. The diary and letters were published 100 years after <mask>'s execution. Theodore Dreiser wrote An American Tragedy in 1925. An American Tragedy and A Place In The Sun were inspired by his novel.The Ballad of Big Moose Lake, a folk song of the Adirondack Mountains area, explicitly mentions <mask> in the first and last verse. People who were executed for murder in New York were put to death by the electric

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title: William I of the Netherlands

texts: The Prince of Orange, the King of the Netherlands and the Grand Duke of Luxembourg was <mask>. He was the son of the last Stadtholder of the Dutch Republic, who went into exile to London in 1795. As compensation for the loss of his father's possessions in the Low Countries, an agreement was concluded between France and Prussia in which <mask> was appointed ruler of the newly created Principality of Nassau-Orange-Fulda in 1803. After the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire and creation of the Confederation of the Rhine, he lost his position as Prince of Orange and ruler of the Principality of Orange-Nassau. When Napoleon was defeated at the Battle of Leipzig, the Orange-Nassau territories were returned to <mask> and he was asked to become the Prince of the United Netherlands. He claimed to be the King of the Netherlands on March 16, 1814. In exchange for becoming the new Grand Duke of Luxembourg, <mask> ceded the Principality of Orange-Nassau to Prussia.As a result of the Treaty of London, he became the Duke of Limburg. He styled himself King <mask>, Count of Nassau after his abdication. <mask>, Prince of Orange of the Dutch Republic, and his wife Wilhelmina of Prussia were the parents of Prince of Orange King <mask>. Between 1806 and 1813, <mask> was also known as the Prince of Orange. <mask> married his first cousin Wilhelmina of Prussia in Berlin on October 1, 1791. She was the daughter of a king. On 17 February 1841, <mask> married Henriette d'Oultremont de Wégimont in Berlin and created the Countess of Nassau.The eldest son of the <mask>, Prince of Orange, <mask> was informally referred to as Erfprins (Hereditary Prince) by his peers from his birth until the death of his father in 1806 to distinguish him from <mask>. They were taught the military arts by a general. He attended an excellent military school with his brother after the suppression of the Patriot revolt. He first met

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title: William I of the Netherlands

texts: his wife in Berlin after visiting a number of foreign courts, including the one in Nassau. <mask> was a student at the University of Leiden. He was made a member of the Council of State of the Netherlands after being appointed a general of infantry in the States Army. He took his bride to The Hague.After the National Convention of the French First Republic declared war on the stadtholder of the Dutch Republic in February 1793, <mask> was appointed commander-in-chief of the States Army. He commanded the troops that took part in the campaign. He took part in the battles of Veurne, Menin, and Wervik, as well as the siege of Landrecies, where his brother was wounded, to name a few. He replaced general Kaunitz as commander of the combined Austro-Dutch forces on the orders of Emperor Francis II who had a high opinion of him. The allies were defeated because the French armies were too strong. After the Battle of Boxtel, the French entered Dutch Brabant. The southern Hollandic Water Line was violated by the French in the winter of 1794–95 when the rivers in the Rhine delta froze over.The local government was taken over by Dutch revolutionaries. The stadtholder fled to Britain after the Batavian Revolution in Amsterdam. <mask> was relieved of his commands by his father. The Republic was proclaimed the next day. After leaving Britain, the Hereditary Prince went back to the Continent, where his brother was assembling former members of the States Army in Osnabrck for a planned invasion. The neutral government forbade this. <mask> landed in the current North Holland as part of the Anglo-Russian invasion of Holland.The Royal Navy accepted the surrender of the ships in the name of the stadtholder after the Hereditary Prince fomented a mutiny on the naval squadron. The local Dutch population was not happy with the prince's arrival. One Orangist was executed. The hoped-for popular uprising did not

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title: William I of the Netherlands

texts: happen. After a few battles, the Hereditary Prince was forced to leave the country again. The retreating British troops were accompanied by a large number of deserters from the Batavian army. When those would be reconstituted, <mask> formed the King's Dutch brigade with these troops, a military unit in British service, that swore oaths of allegiance to the British King, but also to the States General.The British used this brigade in Ireland. The Orange exiles were at their nadir when peace was concluded between Great Britain and the French Republic. The Dutch brigade was dissolved in 1802. The members of the brigade went home to the Republic thanks to the amnesty. Due to an agreement between the stadtholder and the British government, the surrendered ships of the Batavian navy were not returned. The stadtholder was allowed to sell them to the Royal Navy. The stadtholder felt betrayed by the British and left for Germany.The Hereditary Prince went to visit Napoleon. There was a cloud in 1802. He was enamored with the First Consul. Napoleon hoped that <mask> would have an important role in the reformed Republic. <mask>'s brother-in-law <mask> <mask> of Prussia, neutral at the time, promoted a Franco-Prussian convention of 23 May 1802, in addition to the Treaty of Amiens, that gave the House of Orange a few abbatial domains in Germany. This principality was given to his son by the stadtholder. <mask> supported his relatives when Napoleon invaded Germany and the war broke out between the French Empire and Prussia.The Battle of Jena–Auerstedt was part of the command he received. <mask> had to surrender his troops at Erfurt the day after the battle because the Prussians lost that battle. He was released soon after being made a prisoner of war. He was punished by Napoleon for his betrayal. <mask> was not allowed to take part in hostilities as a parolee. <mask> received a pension from France

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title: William I of the Netherlands

texts: after the Peace of Tilsit. In the year 1806, his father, the Prince of Orange died, and <mask> took over the title, but also his father's claims on the inheritance in the Nassau lands.<mask> the Frst became the Prince of a diverse assembly of Nassau lands that had belonged to other branches of the House of Nassau after developments in Germany. Tensions between Austria and France became intense before this came about. <mask> was wounded in the Battle of Wagram when he was a member of the staff of the Austrian supreme commander. The restoration of the Netherlands was led by <mask> of Russia. In March 1813, Prince <mask> VI met with Alexander I. Alexander promised to help restore an independent Netherlands with <mask> as king. Russian troops in the Netherlands were involved in restoring the dynasty.Dynastic considerations of marriage between the royal houses of Great Britain and the Netherlands assured British approval. The French troops retreated to France after Napoleon's defeat. Napoleon annexed the Netherlands to the French Empire in 1812. The cities were evacuated by the French occupation troops. A number of former Orangist politicians formed a government after the power vacuum. It was taken for granted that <mask>'s son would have to lead a new government 18 years after he was deposed. It would be better for the Dutch to restore him than for the Great Powers to impose him on the country.The Dutch welcomed the prince after the departure of the French, who had ruined the Dutch economy. After being invited by the Triumvirate of 1813, <mask> disembarked from and landed at Scheveningen beach, only a few yards from the place where he had left the country with his father 18 years before. <mask> declared himself the "Sovereign Prince of the Netherlands". He wanted the rights of the people to be guaranteed. The constitution gave <mask> a lot of powers. The ministers were responsible for him,

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title: William I of the Netherlands

texts: while the unicameral parliament only had limited power. On March 30, 1814, he was inaugurated as a prince in the New Church in Amsterdam.He was appointed Governor-General of the former Austrian Netherlands and the Prince-Bishopric of Lige by the Allied Powers who occupied that country. In exchange for trading his German lands to Prussia and the Duke of Nassau, he was made the Grand Duke of Luxembourg. The secret Eight Articles of London were used by the Great Powers to unite the Low Countries into a single kingdom. France was thought to be kept in check by a united country on the North Sea. <mask> fulfilled his family's dream of unifying the Low Countries with the addition of the Austrian Netherlands and Luxembourg. <mask> proclaimed the Netherlands a kingdom at the urging of the powers gathered at the Congress of Vienna. <mask> was a commander at the Battle of Waterloo.<mask> adopted a new constitution after Napoleon was sent into exile. He was confirmed as the hereditary ruler of the United Kingdom of the Netherlands at the Congress of Vienna. The States General was divided into two chambers. The King appointed the Eerste Kamer. The Tweede Kamer was elected by the Provincial States, who then chose the House of Commons. The population of the South was 3.5 million more than the population of the North, which was 2 million. The King's laws were approved by the States General.The functions and composition of the Dutch political institutions have changed over the years. The constitution was not accepted in the South. The cause of the Belgian Revolution was the under-representation of the South. <mask> interpreted all abstentions to be yes votes in the referendum. He gave the people copper coins in his inauguration, which led to his first nickname, the Copper King. King <mask>'s policies focused on economic progress. His second nickname was the King-Merchant.One of the most important

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title: William I of the Netherlands

texts: institutions of Belgium after its independence was founded in 1822 by him. The industry flourished in the South. He founded three universities in the Southern provinces, including a new University of Lige. The centre of trade was in the Northern provinces. The colonies created great wealth for the Kingdom. Money flowed into the hands of Dutch directors. Only a few Belgians made money from the economic growth.The Belgian uprising was caused by feelings of economic inequity. <mask> was determined to create a unified people even though the north and south had different cultures and economies. The north was commercial, Protestant and entirely Dutch-speaking, while the south was industrial, Roman Catholic and divided between Dutch and French-speakers. The kingdom had a separation of church and state. <mask> was a strong supporter of the church. The people in the mostly Catholic south were upset. <mask> created controversial language and school policies.The French-speaking aristocracy and industrial workers were angered by the fact that Dutch was the official language. Schools in the Kingdom were required to teach students in the Dutch language. The King wanted to destroy Catholicism and the French language in the South. In August 1830, Daniel Auber's opera La muette de Portici was staged. The show spread a sense of nationalism and Hollandophobia to the rest of the South. The riots were aimed at the kingdom's unpopular justice minister. <mask> sent troops to suppress the riots.The riots spread to other Southern cities. The riots became popular. The state of Belgium emerged from the 1830 Revolution. <mask> sent his sons <mask>, the Prince of Orange, and Frederick to invade the new state. The Dutch army was forced to retreat after the threat of French intervention. The Dutch never regained control over Belgium despite some support for the Orange dynasty. <mask> continued the war for eight

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title: William I of the Netherlands

texts: years.His economic success was overshadowed by the war effort. The Dutch economy was hurt by the high costs of the war. <mask> was forced to end the war. The northern part of the United Kingdom of the Netherlands became the Kingdom of the Netherlands after the Treaty of London was signed. It was not renamed as the "United"-prefix had never been part of its official name, but historians added it for descriptive purposes. The Republic of Weimar. The United Kingdom of the Netherlands had to be removed from the constitution in order to initiate abdication in later life.The introduction of judicial ministerial responsibility was included in the constitutional changes. The prerogative was now in the hands of parliament. <mask> couldn't live with the changes to the constitution. He wanted to abdicate because of his disappointment about the loss of Belgium and his desire to marry a Roman Catholic. His oldest son, <mask> II, became king on 7 October 1840. <mask> died in Berlin at the age of 71. King <mask> I had six children with his wife Wilhelmina.King <mask> of the Netherlands died in 1849. Anna Pavlovna was married to a Russian grand duke. There was a stillborn son in the Palace. Louise, his first cousin, was the daughter of <mask> <mask> of Prussia. Charlotte Wilhelmina was born in Berlin on 1 March 1800 and died in Freienwalde on 22 December 1806. There was a stillborn son in Berlin. Charlotte Wilhelmina was married to Prince Albert of Prussia on September 14, 1830.They divorced in 1849. The founder and Grand Master of the Military Order of William was also the founder and Grand Master of the Order of the Netherlands Lion. "Retreat from Liberalism: <mask> I, Freedom of the Press, Political Asylum, and the Foreign Relations of the United Kingdom of the Netherlands, 1814-1818" was a PhD thesis. There is an abstract in the International 2003 Vol. The Dutch Royal House website has information

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title: Michael Paine

texts: He was an engineer. He became known after the assassination of the President. Marina Oswald was housed in <mask>'s home until the day after the assassination. He was born in New York. His father was an activist. His mother was a financial backer of the International Peace Academy and his sister was a member. He had a sibling.In 1947, he graduated from New York high school. He attended Harvard University for two years in 1947-1949, but did not graduate. After serving in the U.S. Army, Paine worked for a few months for a manufacturing company. He made helicopter models for Arthur M. Young. Young was the designer of the first commercial helicopter, Bell 47. In 1957, he married Ruth Hyde. They had two children.Christopher was born in 1959 1961. They moved to 2525 West Fifth Street in Irving, Texas, in 1959. There was a Bell Helicopter facility in Fort Worth. One issue is whether the Minox camera found in the garage belonged to <mask> or Lee Oswald. There is an issue of what activities Lee Oswald and <mask>e had in common. In 1962, Ruth asked Paine to have his personal belongings moved out of the house by the time she got back from traveling around the United States.According to <mask>, it was Ruth who ended their marriage. After their divorce ended in 1970, the Paines continued to see films at the theater with their Madrigal singing. <mask>'s apartment was in Arington, Texas, while Ruth's was in Irving. <mask> kept a very favorable view of Ruth after the divorce. On February 22, 1963, Ruth attended a

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texts: party at the home of her fellow madrigal singer, who knew that she was learning to speak Russian and thought she might be interested in meeting a couple he knew, Marina and Lee Harvey Oswald. Lee and Marina were both in the Marine Corps and defected to Russia. June had recently returned to the United States with her parents.Many of his engineer friends in Dallas were invited to attend. They would all be interested in interviewing Lee Harvey Oswald. He thought that Ruth would enjoy practicing her Russian conversation skills with Marina Oswald. <mask> went to the party and met Marina Oswald for the first time after catching a cold that night. Ruth and Marina were friends until the JFK assassination. Ruth asked <mask> to drive the Oswalds to her house because she wanted to cook dinner for them. The Oswalds didn't have a car.The Oswalds met <mask> for the first time on April 2, 1963. He had to wait for Marina to get ready before he drove them to Ruth's house. Lee Oswald barked orders at his wife, Marina, from the living room, without lifting a finger to help her. <mask> told author Thomas Mallon that Lee pitied Marina for having to take the whiplashes meekly and quietly. <mask> neglected to tell the Warren Commission that Lee Harvey Oswald had used that time to speak with <mask> about his political views, and to proudly display a now-famous "backyard photograph." There are four known photos of Lee holding his rifle, wearing his pistol, and displaying two Marxist newspapers. The photo looked fake,

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texts: but Lee Oswald was known to have made fake ID's at the printing shop where he worked.<mask> swore to the Warren Commission that he had no idea that Lee Harvey Oswald had a rifle. The author of 'Live by the Sword' said in 1993 that Lee Oswald showed him the Backyard Photograph at their first meeting. <mask> told the Warren Commission that he was upset by the fact that Lee Oswald wouldn't let Marina learn to read, speak or write in English. <mask> did not mention the talks he had with Lee Oswald about the radical right wing and the resignation of General Walker, who had been making trouble for JFK since October 1962. He didn't know that he and Lee Oswald agreed about General Walker. The Warren Commission was interested in the fact that Lee Harvey Oswald lived in a rented room in Dallas, but kept most of his possessions in the garage. Marina Oswald told Dallas Police that Lee Oswald had a rifle wrapped in a blanket.<mask> told the commission that he thought it was camping gear. Oswald got a job at the Texas School Book Depository. The presence of the assassination rifle in the garage of his family home was a central feature of the Warren Commission's investigation of the assassination. In Oliver Stone's JFK, Bill and Janet Williams were portrayed as Paine and his wife. In 1964, he testified that he was a member of the American Civil Liberties Union. The Santa Rosa Press Democrat reported that Paine died in California. People associated with the assassination of John F. Kennedy are from New York

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title: Sarah Blaffer Hrdy

texts: <mask> is an American anthropologist and primatologist who has made major contributions to evolutionary psychology and sociobiology. She is considered a pioneer in modernizing our understanding of the evolutionary basis of female behavior. The Human Behavior and Evolution Society gave a Lifetime Career Award to <mask>. The Department of Anthropology at the University of California, Davis has a professor named <mask>. At Harvard University, she was an Associate at the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology. She is one of 21 leaders in animal behavior. In 2002, Discover magazine recognized her as one of the 50 most important women in science.<mask> was born on July 11, 1946, in Dallas, Texas. She was the granddaughter of <mask> <mask> and Robert Lee Blaffer. She attended St. John's School in Houston. Blaffer attended Wellesley College, her mother's alma mater. She majored in philosophy and took creative writing courses. She wrote a novel about a culture. Hrdy was researching folklore of the Maya.She found the research more stimulating than the novel. She majored in anthropology at Radcliffe College. Her thesis on the demon H'ik'al was the basis for her first book, The Black Man of Zincantan. She graduated summa cum laude from Radcliffe in 1969 with a bachelor's degree. Interested in making films to teach people in developing countries, Hrdy took film-making courses but was disappointed with them. She was inspired by remarks by Harvard professor Irven DeVore about black-faced Indian monkeys and a class taught by Paul Ehrlich on the problems of overpopulation. The males of the troop would kill the babies if the numbers got too high.In 1970 he entered Harvard as a graduate student to study primate behavior. She focused her PhD research on Hanuman langurs. On the advice of a professor. It was done in Mount Abu, India. Irven DeVore was her thesis advisor. She worked closely with members of her thesis committee. Her thesis was received from Harvard.<mask> and Daniel met at Harvard. They married in 1972 in Kathmandu, after he accompanied her on early visits to Mount Abu. They have

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texts: three children, one of which was scheduled to present a paper at Cornell University. <mask> and her husband operate a walnuts plantation in northern California. When she became ill while doing research in the field, Career Hrdy alternated her work between India and Harvard. She taught at Harvard from 1979 until 1984. She joined the University of California at Davis in 1984 as an anthropology professor.In 1996, she retired and became a professor at UC Davis, where she is still involved with the animal behavior graduate group. Irven DeVore taught an undergraduate primate behavior class in 1968. The relationship between crowding and the deaths of infants in langur colonies was commented on by DeVore. <mask> went back to Harvard to study the phenomenon of infanticide in langur colonies. Working under the supervision of DeVore and Trivers provided <mask> with an introduction to a newly emerging outlook on the social world. The hypothesis that overcrowding causes infanticide in langur colonies was tested by <mask>'s PhD thesis. She went to Mount Abu in India to study Hanuman langurs and found that infanticide was not related to overcrowding.The male langurs who practiced infanticide would benefit from this tactic. There is turnover in a langur tribe every 27 months. There is a small window of opportunity for the male to pass on his genes. It's likely that the females won't ovulate for another year if they are nursing infants. Killing their dependent infants makes the females more receptive to sex. As females are put under pressure to ovulate and are forced to breed with infanticidal males, female choice is subverted. Sexual counter-strategies come into play here.By having as many males as possible, particularly males who are not part of the colony, mothers are able to successfully protect their young, as males were unlikely to kill an infant if there was a chance that it was their own. That makes it look like a man is the father. The goal of the male langur is to maximize the proportion of his offspring and, as <mask> points out, a male who attacks his own offspring is rapidly

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texts: selected against. There is no evidence to suggest that the human species has a genetic imperative for infanticide. <mask> was awarded a PhD in 1975, for her research on langurs. Her second book, The Langurs of Abu: Female and Male Strategies of Reproduction, was published in 1977. The field of sociobiology gained increasing support, and the classic belief that primates act for the good of the group was discarded, as a result of her research.She implied that aicidal genes could be found in primates. Her results are widely accepted. Trivers admits that her theory regarding female sexual strategies has "worn well." The woman that never evolved was the third book by <mask>. She begins chapter one with a sentence indicating that the results of her work suggest females should be given a lot more credibility than previously thought. Biology is thought to have worked against women. <mask> expands upon female primate strategies.The New York Times had a Notable Books of 1981. Infanticide: Comparative and Evolutionary Perspectives was co-edited by <mask>. Choice, the journal of the Association of College and Research Libraries, selected it as an Outstanding Academic Book. Mother Nature was published in 1999. She examines "human mothers and infants in a broader comparative and evolutionary framework." She informs and forms views of mother-infant interdependence from a sociobiological viewpoint. She talks about how mothers are constantly making tradeoffs between quality and quantity, and weighing the best possible actions for them and their baby. There is no'maternal instinct', as once thought, because it depends on a number of variables.She believes that humans have evolved to be cooperative breeders, meaning they are unable to raise offspring without a help. Relatives other than the mother, such as the father, grandparents, and older siblings, as well as genetically unrelated helpers, such as nannies, nurses, and child care groups, who spend time with an infant, leave the mother. In Mother Nature, <mask> argued that apes with the life history attributes of Homo sapiens could not have

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texts: evolved unless alloparents in addition to parents had helped to care for and provision offspring. In Mothers and Others, <mask> explored cognitive and emotional implications for infants growing up in a novel context. Youngsters had to monitor and engage multiple caretakers as well, instead of relying on the single-minded dedication of their mothers. With cooperative rearing, relevant potentials for mentalizing would have become more fully expressed, and thus rendered more visible to natural selection. Darwinian selection favored peculiarly human capacities for intersubjective engagement due to the fact that the youngsters better at inter-subjective engagement would have been best cared for and fed.<mask> received the National Academy's Award for Scientific Reviewing in honor of her "insightful and visionary synthesis of a broad range of data and concepts from across the social and biological sciences to illuminate the importance of biosocial processes among mothers." <mask> is an advocate for making affordable child care a priority because of her research on parenting. The <mask> and <mask> Visiting Fellowship888-607-888-607-3166888-607-888-607-888-607-3166 is888-607-888-607-3166 is888-607-3166 is888-607-888-607-888-607-3166 is given to a student for scientific study and work in the Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology at Harvard University. The Black-man of Zinacantan is a Central American legend. There is a Texas Pan American Series. The Langurs of Abu: Female and Male Strategies of Reproduction was published in 1977. Cambridge: Harvard University Press.The Harvard University Press is in Cambridge. It was one of the Notable Books of the Year in Science and Social Science. In 1982, Japanese edition, Tokyo: Shisaku-sha Publishing; in 1984, 5th printing of paperback edition, Cambridge; and in 1984, 1st French edition, Des guenons et des femmes. Paris: Editions Tierce, in press, 2nd French edition, Paris: Payot et Rivage; 1985, Italian edition, La Donna Che Nonsi E'evoluta, Franco Angeli Editore. Comparative and Evolutionary Perspectives on Infanticide. The Journal

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texts: of the Association of College and Research Libraries selected Aldine Publishing Co. as one of the "Outstanding Academic Books" of 1984. Mother Nature: A History of Mothers and Babies was published in 1999.Pantheon is in New York. One of the Best Books of 1999 was selected by Publishers Weekly and a finalist for the PEN USA West 2000 Literary Award for Research Nonfiction. The award was for Outstanding Contribution to Biological Anthropology. Natural selection and the female of the species are included in the UK as Mother Nature. Also translated into Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Japanese, Korean and Polish. The University of Utah hosted The Tanner Lectures on Human Values in 2001. "Attachment and Bonding: A New Synthesis" was published in 2005.The book was edited by C. S. Carter. MIT Press has a book called Mothers and Others. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. In Lee Drickamer and Donald Dewsbury. The second generation of leaders in animal behavior. Cambridge University Press. In 1977: <mask>, D. B., and John Melville Bishop.Play and Kidnapped is 16mm in color. <mask>, S., Vishnu Mathur and William Whitehead were involved in 1980. 30 minutes, color, "Hanuman langur: Monkey of India." Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. There is a video cassette available. Box 500 is located at Station A, Toronto, Ontario. The treatment for film on reproductive strategies of female primates was done in 1983."Monkeys of Abu." National Geographic explorer. May 1988. Channel Thirteen New York had a series on the natural history of sex. The British Broadcasting Corporation hired a consultant for "human nature". There was an advisor for PBS series Evolution. Notable books of 1981 include The Woman That Never Evolved, elected to the California Academy of Sciences, elected to the National Academy of Sciences, elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, elected to the National Academy of Sciences, elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, elected toEvolutionary biologists and primatologists are alumni of Wellesley College and St. John's School,

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texts: James Columbus "<mask><mask> was a jazz pianist, vocalist, composer, and bandleader. He was the leader of bands in Kansas City, Missouri. Hootie McShann was born in Muskogee, Oklahoma, and was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He learned to play the piano by observing his sister's piano lessons and listening to the radio. He was influenced by the broadcasts of pianist Earl Hines from Chicago's Grand Terrace Cafe. At the age of 15, he began performing as a professional musician. In 1936, McShann moved to Kansas City, Missouri, where he set up his own big band that featured many famous people.The Jay McShann Orchestra recorded their first recordings on August 9, 1940. The most popular recording of the band was "Confessin' the Blues" with Walter Brown on vocals. McShann was drafted into the Army in 1944. Small groups are now taking the place of big-bands in the jazz scene. "You'd hear some cat play, and somebody would say, 'This cat, he sounds like he's from Kansas City.'" It was from Kansas City. They were aware of it on the East Coast.They were aware of it on the West Coast. They were aware of

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texts: it up North and down South. McShann began to lead small groups after World War II. In 1949, he had a hit with "Ain't Nobody's Business", which he fronted. As well as writing material, he continued to record with the band. McShann had a modern rhythm and blues hit with "Hands Off" in 1955. In the late 1960s, McShann performed as a singer as well as a pianist with Claude Williams.He toured through the 1990s. In the Kansas City area and Toronto, Ontario, where he made his last recording, "Hootie Blues" in 2001, McShann still performed occasionally. The Last of the Blue Devil was a documentary film about Kansas City jazz. The band member who got his nickname "Bird" was one of McShann's favorite stories to tell. The driver of the car accidentally hit a chicken on the way to a gig in Nebraska. The driver was asked to turn around so he could get the bird, and then sat with it in the backseat as he traveled to Lincoln. He asked the keeper of the home if they could cook it for him.<mask> died in Kansas City, Missouri at the age of 90. Member of the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame, member of the Blues Hall of Fame, member of the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame, member of the Rhythm and Blues Foundation, and member of the Paris All-Star Blues. (Black Lion, 1974) Kansas City Joys with Buddy Tate and Paul Quinichette. With Joe Thomas and Just a Lucky So and So. Roll 'em with Eddie Cleanhead Vinson and the Last of the Whorehouse Piano Players. Goin' to Kansas City with Duke Robillard and Hootie Blues. Some Groovy Fours (Black and Blue, 1996) Helen.The National Association of Music Merchants has an oral history


title: Christopher Jaymes

texts: <mask> is an American television and film actor, director, screenwriter, producer, and musician. <mask> was born in Long Beach, California and spent his early years in Huntington Beach. While working at a SCUBA shop as a Rescue Diver, he started having success as an amateur skateboarder and went on to become an actor. He toured with a number of artists, including Wanda Jackson, as a piano player. At the age of 17, <mask>' entered the entertainment industry, getting a guest starring role in the hit show, Wings, which ended up getting cut out and rewritten before he got shot. He was cast in the CBS movie-of-the-week Murder in New Hampshire: The Pamela Wojas Smart Story and went on to appear on a number of other television shows. There are numerous TV series.He played a role in Father's Day, which starred Robin Williams and Billy Crystal. He starred and co-produced the feature film It's Alright Ma, I'm Only Trying after directing a number of short films. He directed his first feature film, In Memory of My Father, in which he starred alongside Jeremy Sisto and Judy Greer, as well as produced, wrote, directed and edited the film which went onto receive critical acclaim and win a number of awards internationally. Jaymes worked with numerous companies in development, including Signature Pictures, ghost writing on numerous films including The Black Dahlia, Tristen + Leopold, and The Contractor, while also consulting through production and post. The Beastie Boys, Wyclef Jean, and Colbie Caillat are just a few of the artists that Jaymes produced spots for. Jaymes produced and directed a number of commercials and web campaigns for a number of companies, while also focusing his efforts on a number of non-profit organizations. <mask> co-wrote and directed Making A Scene, a one-hour comedy for television, which starred William Shatner and Dave Foley.He directed the feature-length thriller, The Cottage, which starred David Arquette, and also worked

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texts: with Levendis Entertainment and Nick Lambrou on the script for Sons of Chaos, a film about the Greek War for Independence. In 2012 <mask> was brought on as a producer for a Travel Channel show starring David Arquette and Mike McGuinness, while also directing a series for FOX/Netflix entitled Bad Samaritans with Andy Dick and Julianna Guill. <mask> began working with the non-profit organization Island Dolphin Care in 2012 to help children with brain disorders and war veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder. The Michael Debakey Journalism Award is given to outstanding journalism that highlights the humane and responsible use of animal models in recent medical discoveries and scientific breakthrough. The story was about a dolphin named Sara who underwent an expansion of her airway, a procedure that had never before been done on a dolphin, and the surgery was a success. The story that inspired Island Dolphin Care was written by <mask> and was recognized as a 2016 Semi-Finalist in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Their Killer Affair for Lifetime was directed by <mask> and was produced by Eric Scott Woods and Stan Spry.Recipe for Abduction and Dancer in Danger will be directed by <mask> and Cartel Pictures, respectively, in 2021. After eight years of development, Sons of Chaos, a historical fictionalized retelling of the Greek Revolution of 1821, was published globally as a hardbound, 192 page, oversized graphic novel by IDW and Penguin Random House. Jaymes wrote and created the book. The Greek edition of 1821: Children of the Revolution was published in all Greek territories and Cyprus. Director's recipe for Abduction (2022), Director's recipe for Their Killer Affair (2021), Director's recipe for Shrink Me (2010), Director's recipe for Beyond the Mat (2010), Director's recipe for Memory of My Father (2010), Director's recipe <mask> References External links Official website #1 Official website #2 <mask> on Super Hero

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title: Dale Hawerchuk

texts: <mask> was a Canadian professional ice hockey player and coach. After being drafted first overall by the Jets in the 1981 NHL Entry Draft, he played in the NHL for 16 seasons as a member of the Jets, Buffalo Sabres, St. Louis Blues and Philadelphia Flyers. He was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame in his second year of eligibility after winning the NHL's Calder Memorial Trophy as the league's rookies of the year in 1982. He was the head coach of the Colts from 2010 to 2019. His father said that his son was skating before he could walk, and that he received his first pair of skates at age two. At age four, he demonstrated superior skills. He scored all eight goals at the Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament, breaking the record set by Guy Lafleur.He was offered a tryout by the Generals at the age of 15. In 1979 he was selected 6th overall by the Cornwall Royals of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and went on to play in the QMJHL. He was named the Freshman of the Year. The Royals were 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780


title: Dale Hawerchuk

texts: Jets. There were 10 during the NHL season. In 2007, he became the president, director of hockey operations, and primary owner of the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League's Orangeville Crushers. He left this position in 2010. On June 4, 2010, the Barrie Colts of the Ontario Hockey League named him their head coach and director of hockey operations. The Colts missed the playoffs for the first time in team history in the 2010–11 season. In his sophomore year, the Colts bench boss improved his record to 40–23–3–2, a significant improvement over his first season.He was born in Toronto, Ontario, but grew up in Oshawa, Ontario. He married Crystal while playing for the Jets. They had three children. After announcing he would be taking a leave of absence from the Colts for health reasons, he was later found to have stomach cancer. He died on August 18, 2020 at the age of 57, after completing a course of chemotherapy in April 2020. The RDS Cup, the Guy Lafleur Trophy, and the Memorial Cup All-Star First Team were all awards. On April 5, 2007, the Jets/Coyotes retired his number 10.Despite the fact that he never played in Phoenix, <mask>'s number was retired in Coyotes apparel, despite the fact that he was honored in Jets colors. The captain of the Jets' alumni squad at the 2016 Heritage Classic, as well as a planned statue to be erected near the current Jets arena, were honored by the second Winnipeg Jets franchise. Number 10 has not been worn by a Jets player since the team relocated to Winnipeg. NHL players with 1000 points, NHL players with 500 goals and NHL statistical leaders are


title: Alberto Melloni

texts: Giovanni is his most recent publication. Pacem in terris, un cristiano e il suo concilio. Le cinque perle di Giovanni Paolo II was published in 2011.He is an associate of the Accademia dei Lincei and a member of the scientific committee of the Enciclopedia Italiana. He is working on a show for the History Channel. He is the host of Il sabbatico on Rainews 24. He is a columnist for both newspapers. The Second Vatican Council was led and promoted by the so-called "scuola di Bologna". According to a few Italian journalists, its research focused on the discontinuity hermeneutics, which is different from the official position of the Church. A separation between the pre-conciliar and post-conciliar church is likely to be created bycontinuity hermeneutics.The scholars related to the "scuola di Bologna" highlight the fact that the Pope's opinion does not solely focus on continuity. It is not possible to read the Pope's words as a post-conciliar repentance. Professor <mask> was appointed as Chief Scientific Advisor to the European Commission in 2020 as part of the Scientific Advice Mechanism. The books are Le cinque perle di Giovanni Paolo II, Milano, Mondadori. Torino, Einaudi 2009, saggi di O. Marquard e A. Melloni. The 2005 conclave of Lezioni was preceded by the pontificato di Benedetto XVI. Torino 2004 il conclave, un discorso storico sul cristianesimo.Bologna 2001 edition of Storia di una


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title: Pepper Adams

texts: Park Frederick "<mask><mask> Big Band. <mask> was born in Highland Park, Michigan, to <mask> II and his mother. Both of his parents attended the University of Michigan. <mask>' parents separated during the Great Depression to allow his father to find work. In the fall of 1931, <mask> and his mother moved to a farm near Columbia City, Indiana, where food and support were more readily available.<mask> began playing the piano in 1933. The family moved to Rochester, New York, in 1935, where his father began to play the saxophone and clarinet. <mask> began listening to Fats Waller's daily radio show two years later. He was influenced at a young age by listening to big band radio broadcasts. <mask> described his time up until the age of eight as being just traveling from one place to another. <mask> sold cigarettes and candy door-to-door in order to raise money for his family. <mask>' interest in performing grew in 6th grade when the public school system offered a musical instrument to any student who was interested, and further musical instruction if he could get into the school band.<mask> played the clarinet in the school band, but initially chose the trumpet, trombone, and tuba. <mask> became known as "<mask>" due to his association with the Rochester Red Wings, a minor league baseball team. The nickname stuck because <mask>' classmates saw a resemblance to him. The nickname "the Knife" was given to <mask> later in his career for his "slashing and chopping technique". <mask> missed school for a week in 1943 to see Ellington play. He was introduced to the band by Rex Stewart. <mask> was able to take lessons from Skippy Williams, who was a member of the band.<mask> used to work as a box cutter in the mail order room of a jazz store and was able to afford the saxophone due to his two jobs. His job at the jazz store allowed him to listen to all of the newest available jazz records, and he had an interest in the music

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texts: of Don Byas. <mask>' first steady gig came in 1946 with a six-piece group led by Ben Smith, which caused him to drop out of school in the 11th grade due to working six nights a week. When he was 16, <mask> and his mother moved to Detroit, where he began playing with Willie Wells. He was taught by Wardell Gray and Billy Mitchell as well as a group led by Little John Wilson. <mask> used the employee discount from his job at the music store in Detroit to purchase his main instrument: the saxophone. He traded in his used saxophone for a new Selmer 'Balanced Action' E-flat baritone in 1948, which he used until 1978.He was soon playing in Lucky Thompson's band, as a result of this switch. In Detroit, <mask> met several jazz musicians who would become future performing partners. He was a student at Wayne State University. Wardell Gray's approach to the saxophone was one of the things that <mask> became interested in. He was in the United States Army and had a tour of duty in Korea. <mask> played at the Blue Bird Inn in Detroit under the leadership of Beans Richardson after returning from Korea. <mask> became the music director at the Blue Bird when Jones left.<mask> joined Kenny Burrell's group at Klein's Show Bar in Detroit after he left the Blue Bird. After befriending Oscar Pettiford, <mask> joined the Stan Kenton Orchestra where he played for a majority of the year until leaving the group to form a new ensemble with Lee Katzman and Mel Lewis in Los Angeles. <mask> recorded with many people before moving to California. <mask> joined the group in 1957 and played for a year. After moving to New York City, he performed on the album Baritones and French Horns with Cecil Payne and worked with Lee Morgan on The Cooker. One of the Atlantic albums of the period, Blues & Roots, includes <mask>' extended solo on "Moanin'". He recorded with Mingus intermittently until his death in 1979.Donald Byrd and <mask> formed a quintet

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title: Pepper Adams

texts: that lasted until 1961. <mask> Jones–<mask> Adams Quintet. Teddy Charles, Pony Poindexter, Marcus Belgrave, Thelonious Monk, and Lionel Hampton were some of the people he performed with. In September 1963, <mask> signed an exclusive recording contract with Motown Records and an exclusive management contract with International Talent Management. <mask> turned down an offer from Harry James to play in his Las Vegas-based band because it was extremely commercial and presented few opportunities to solo, despite its $10,000 annual salary. He was a founding member of the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Big Band and continued to record Jones's compositions on many of his own albums. <mask> recorded a live date, 10 to 4 at the 5 Spot, with Elvin Jones, and a sequence of albums for Blue Note.In 1965, he was a member of the Sal Salvador Big Band at the Diamond Beach Club in New Jersey, along with Teddy Charles andElla Fitzgerald. Most of the Big Band performances took place in New York City, along with many other locations around the United States, Europe, and Asia. When the band wasn't playing their regular gig at the Village Vanguard, it was filled with almost constant touring. The Montmartre was one of the most frequently performed locations outside the United States. <mask>' solo career began in 1977 in California, where he initially stayed with John and Ron Marabuto. He went on a two-month European tour in 1978. <mask> had been using his original saxophone since 1948, but on March 18, 1978, he purchased a new Selmer baritone saxophone that was his interim back-up.<mask> played a lot with Per Husby. On June 5, 1980, <mask> had to replace his Berg Larsen mouthpiece, which had been in use for 32 years, with a Dukoff D-5 and a Bari plastic reed. On July 29, 1980, <mask> began writing "Urban Dreams" on a flight to London for a short European tour. <mask> replaced his Selmer E-flat 'Balanced Action' baritone saxophone in December

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