title: Deborah Cooper

texts: established. This started a trend among similar acts. <mask> was asked to vocalize the song "Reach" by Robert Clivilles of C+C Music Factory. Since the passing of his business partner, David Cole, this was his first post C+C project. David Cole's final performance on keyboards was included in this project."Are You Satisfied" was a number 1 dance music hit in 2001. Prior to this collaboration, they both worked with Peter Rauhofer, who was the world's first dance music category winner to add her unique vocal stylings to "Do It Properly". At the annual Winter Music Conference she won an award for her writing and composition on the project. <mask>bel, a house music duo consisting of a producer and DJs from Chicago, Illinois and Miami, Florida. She appeared at a sold-out Fireball event in 2004. She recorded "Live You All Over" in 2005 with Tony Moran and it rose up the charts to number 2. This track was released as a single and as part of Moran's "Tour De Beats" collection.In January 2007, she began a world tour with her friend and personal appearance manager Scott Sherman. <mask> was working on a book. <mask> sings on "Erick Morillo feat <mask> - I Get Lifted" in 2009. The song "Heartbeat" peaked at number 3 on the Dance Club Songs chart and was sung by <mask> and Tony Moran. Professional DJs and producers modify and re-release many of these releases. "A Deeper Love" (PRIDE) Hot Dance Music/Club Play "Pride" (In the Name of Love) Rap Version "Keep It Coming" "Real Love" is on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play Chart.4 Hot Dance Music/Club Play "Real Love" byRosabel. "Do It Properly" is a top position hot dance music. There is a list of number-one dance hits in

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title: Madelon Hooykaas

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texts: He is a Dutch video artist, photographer and film maker. She has published several books. In the Netherlands, <mask> grew up. She studied under several Dutch photographers before moving to Paris. She left for England in 1966 to work on a photo project that was inspired by The Canterbury Tales. She was a student at the Ealing School of Art & Design in London. She used sequential photography to make films and films were used as vehicles for conceptual art.She was an assistant film production assistant in Paris before establishing herself as a photographer and film maker. She spent a year in the United States after being awarded a travel scholarship by the Netherlands Ministry of the Arts. She worked as an assistant to the photographers in New York and had lessons from both Winogrand and Meyerowitz. A meeting with Alan Watts in California started her interest in Zen Buddhism. She moved to Amsterdam to write for the journal Foto, interviewing figures such as Robert Doisneau and Jacques Henri Lartigue. She made silk screen prints while working as a portrait and fashion photographer, as well as experimenting with Polaroid photos in combination with texts. She went to Japan in 1970 to interview a number of photographers in order to experience life in a Zen cloister.She was the first European woman to get permission to stay in a monastery. Her photo book Zazen was published in 1971 and she and the Dutch poet compiled the texts. The English and German editions of this book greatly improved her reputation. Death Shadow was written by Schierbeek and 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020


title: Madelon Hooykaas

texts: 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 In 1972 she held solo exhibitions of her Polaroid experiments in Milan and The Photographer's Gallery in London. Her work plays with time and space. The permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Centre Georges Pompidou/Musée National d' Art Moderne in Paris, and the Bibliothque Nationale de France contain photo works by Hooykaas.In 1972 <mask> started an intensive collaboration in the field of film with the British photographer and filmmaker Elsa Stansfield in London and Amsterdam. Dutch public TV broadcasted their first movie, "Een van die dagen" in 1973. It was shown at a number of festivals. The film 'Overbruggen' was shown in several festivals. They made their first video installations under the name Stansfield/Hooykaas. Their work deals with the relation between nature and spirituality and explores scientific principles and natural forces. Contemporary technology such as film, audio and video are combined with organic materials such as sand, glass and copper.Their work shows that everything is animated by movement and change. The Judith


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texts: Leyster Prize was awarded in the Netherlands in 1996 for work by Stansfield/Hooykaas. The installations and films of Hooykaas/Stansfield have been shown in many places. The Grand Prix for New Media for Person to Person was awarded at the film festival in Split, Croatia in 1999. Wishing Tree was created in 2002 for the Center for Art and Technology at Northwestern University. Stansfield died in 2004. In the years that followed, Stansfield/<mask> produced various video installations and audio works, both under the name Stansfield/Hooykaas and her own name.In 2009, Hooykaas traveled to Japan to stay in a Zen monastery. In 2010 she made two films about this second visit, Zazen nu/Zazen now and Het Pad/The Path, and she published a photo book called Zazen nu. In 2010 there was a book about the art of stansfield and hooykaas. The standard work about the oeuvre of Hooykaas and Stansfield contains international contributions by David F. Peat, Malcolm Dickson, Dorothea Franck, Nicole Gingras, Heiner Holtappels, Janneke Wesseling, Kitty Zijlmans and others. The De Ketelfactory project space is in Schiedam. The video installation and drawing Mount Analogue was inspired by the book Le Mont Analogue and the essay "Het beklimmen van Mount Analogue". Museum Gouda, the Netherlands, and C.C.A. hosted recent exhibitions and screenings of works by Stansfield/Hooykaas.The Museum of Religious Art in Uden and Japan Museum Siebold House are in the Netherlands. The works of Elsa Stansfield/<mask> Hooykaas will be exhibited at the inter media art institute within the Quadriennale Dsseldorf. The Buddhist Broadcasting Foundation of Seeing

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texts: in the Dark is looking for the last blind shamans in Japan. The Buddhist Film Festival Europe will feature four films and 20 photographs of her recent film at the Eye Film Museum in Amsterdam. Video projection and drawing played an important role in the development of a new direction for Hooykaas. The works were Grid, Mount Analogue and Virtual Walls. There were performances in New York, Tokyo, Venice, Amsterdam, Berlin, Antwerp, Perth and Manchester.The video installation Everything is Round will be shown from September 8 to January 19 of 2020. Death Shadow, 1976, Fiz-subverspress, Alkmaar. The poem Death Shadow appeared in The Poems, de Bezige Bij, Amsterdam, 2004. 518–528. There is an article titled 'Vita in Sequenza' in Il Diaframma no. May 1972, p. 7 In Creative Camera no 99, September 1972, 'Time, an abstract symbol' was written by <mask> <mask>.322–322. Wouter Prins edited De Boom in natuur, cultuur en religie. Het dagelijks leven in Japans zenklooster, 2010, Ankh-Hermes, Deventer. The Art of Stansfield/Hooykaas from Different Perspectives was published in 2010. The book is called "Kunst en aandacht - Het beklimmen van Mount Analogue". 19–29. The European Women's Video Art in the 70s and 80s was edited

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title: Vasily Lanovoy

texts: <mask> was a Soviet and Russian actor who worked in the Vakhtangov Theatre in Moscow. He was the President of the Artek Festival of Films for Children. The title of People's Artist of the USSR is one of Lanovoy's honours. He received the title of Hero of Labour in the Russian Federation. Many of his early features, such as Certificate of Maturity and Pavel Korchagin, show Lanovoy's tendency to combine heroic bravado with a sensitivity typical of Russian heroes. Count Vronsky was in the screen version of Anna Karenina and Anatole Kuragin was in War and Peace. He has been trying to create psychological portraits of his characters.He is best known for his roles in World War II-themed films. Ivan Varavva, one of the main characters in the 1971 saga Officers which became a life-affirming film for the Soviet Army officers, was portrayed by Lanovoy. He played a supporting role in the cult spy film Seventeen Moments of Spring. The role of a Soviet-era party boss in the 2005 TV film Brezhnev was played by Lanovoy. He played the role of Cardinal Richelieu in The Three Musketeers. He was banned from entering Ukraine after signing a petition in support of Putin. There is a dispute between Russia and Ukraine.He accused the United States of using Ukrainians for their own political gain during the Ukrainian Euromaidan demonstrations. <mask> was born to a family of peasants. His parents escaped the famine to Moscow. The World War II Nazi/Romanian occupation caught little <mask> in southern Ukraine with his village relatives while his parents were evacuated to the Soviet rear as workers with a military-critical industrial company. Lanovoy was married to a famous Soviet actress. His first wife was a film star known for her role in The Cranes Are Flying. Less than two weeks after his 87th birthday, Lanovoy died from the effects of COVID-19 at a hospital in Moscow.

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title: Leon F. "Lee" Ellis

texts: <mask>. "Lee" <mask> is a retired United States Air Force colonel, award-winning author, speaker, and consultant. As a fighter pilot in the Vietnam War, <mask> was shot down, captured, and spent years as a prisoner of war in Hanoi and surrounding areas with former presidential candidate and Senator John McCain and others. He was captured on November 7, 1967, and released on March 14, 1973. He was a junior member in the camps. <mask> is an international speaker and consultant on the subjects of leadership and human performance, organizational integrity, operational effectiveness, and personal accountability. He consults with many organizations, from small businesses to Fortune 500 organizations. <mask> and Hugh Massie wrote Leadership Behavior DNA: Finding Natural Talents and Managing Differences.He shared his POW experience and leadership principles that helped him and his fellow countrymen resist, survive, and return with honor in his last award-winning book, Leading with Honor. His previous book, Leading Talents, Leading Teams, shares in-depth team concepts on how to lead and manage based on individual, innate gifts and talents. Lee has co-authored three more books. <mask> was born to <mask> and Molene <mask>. His mother was a middle school science teacher and his father was a food service manager at the University of Georgia. He has a brother. <mask> was interested in airplanes and flying as a child.When he was 5 years old, he told his parents he wanted

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texts: to go to war and climb on a World War II airplane. His parents encouraged him to fly. He was not a disciplined student at Ila Elementary and Commerce High School. He was a good athlete and lettered in multiple sports. <mask> attended the University of Georgia and joined the Air Force ROTC. He received a B.A. He had a degree in History and was interested in military aviation.He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Air Force after graduating from the University of Georgia. <mask> joined the pilot training program at Moody Air Force Base. He was assigned to combat training in the F-4C Phantom fighter bomber with follow-on orders to Vietnam after 53 weeks. <mask> earned a Master of Science Degree in Counseling and Human Development from Troy University in Montgomery, Alabama, after graduating from the Air War College. <mask> was assigned to execute bombing raids in North Vietnam, one of the most guarded regions of the country. He and the aircraft commander, Captain <mask>, were 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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title: Leon F. "Lee" Ellis

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 The men were captured on the ground after they ejected from the fighter jet.After two weeks of traveling through various regions in a military vehicle, they arrived at a prison in Vietnam. The old French Bastille prison was fortified to keep prisoners from escaping. They shared a 6'x 7.5' cell for the next 9 months. <mask>' POW experience was interrupted by stark moments of terror over the next 5 12 years. The prison broadcasted anti-American propaganda several times a day in order to break the prisoners' spirit and confidence. <mask> and his friends were able to stay in touch with each other without being caught. American World War II POWs in Germany used a tap code system to communicate with <mask>.Arthur Koestler wrote a book about the Soviet Gulag, Darkness at Noon. The code uses a 5x5 matrix composed of the 26 letters of the alphabet, with K and C being the same tap code. The word "hi" would have two taps, followed by three taps for "H", and two taps for "I". The POWs used letters and words to communicate with each other. Colonel Risner and CAPT Jim Stockdale were two of the senior ranking officers in the camps. Senior-ranking officers in the prison camps received the most severe treatment in order to obtain propaganda and information. Senior officers were discouraged from carrying out leadership duties because

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texts: of the torture abuse.The prisoners of war were released in order to be captured. Lee and McCain were flown from Vietnam to the Philippines on March 14, 1973. <mask> and others landed at a military base in Montgomery, Alabama, where they were met by his family. <mask> was single at the time of his capture. He returned to flying with increasing positions of leadership. <mask>'s assignments included duty as a pilot, flight instructor, staff officer, chief of flight standardization and evaluation, flying squadron commander, and supervisor in higher education. He oversaw, educated, and trained officers for 17 years in the U.S. Air Force.The Air Force's leadership school for captains was led by <mask>. He retired from the Air Force after 25 years of service as a professor and commander of Air Force ROTC at the University of Georgia. The Silver Star with one Oak Leaf Cluster is one of the decorations that <mask> has. He received four Air Force Commendation medals and four Meritorious Service medals for performance excellence. He was a colonel for 24 years. He was nominated for the Air Force in 1975. The "10 Outstanding Men of the Year" award is given by the Junior Chamber of Commerce.<mask>' previous education and experience with behavioral assessment and human development made him the ideal candidate for the role of Director of Career/Life Pathways. He was the leader of the development team that researched, developed, and validated Career Direct®. He was

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texts: responsible for product development of three more behavioral and leadership assessments as well as the launch and Internet deployment of these resources through a previously co-owned company. He has released a new assessment tool. In total, these assessments have been used by more than 200,000 individuals and are the instrument of choice in many organizations. Leading with Honor: Leadership Lessons from the Hanoi Hilton, a book written by <mask> and published by his own publishing company, FreedomStar Media, won several awards including a winner in the 2012 International Book Awards in the Business and Management category. Northfield Publishing published Leading Talents, Leading Teams in 2003He and Larry Burkett co-authored three books on career planning. Leading with Honor® was founded in 2008 by <mask>, which develops and presents leadership curricula and training focusing on management performance, leadership accountability and principle-based management strategies. He founded FreedomStar Media to provide leadership resources and training. <mask> is a keynote speaker and media guest all over the world. <mask> and his wife Mary have four grown children. They live in Atlanta, Georgia. <mask>' Official Website Leadership Freedom, <mask>' Official Consultant Website FreedomStar Media, Ellis' Official Publishing Website Leading with Honor, Ellis' Book Website engage with honor, Ellis' Book Website, <mask>' Facebook Page, CNN Interview, ABC World News

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title: Troy Hambrick

texts: <mask> was a running back in the National Football League for the Dallas Cowboys and Arizona Cardinals. He played college football. The 1992 Class 3A state championship in football was won by <mask> and his brother. He was an All-state running back as a senior, with 1,731 rushing yards and 36 touchdown. He was named to the Florida Super 24 Senior Team. He received a football scholarship from the University of South Carolina. In 1996, he became the first freshman in school history to rush for 100 yards in back-to-back games, when he did it against the University of Florida and the University of Clemson.They became the second duo in school history to each rush for 100 yards in the same game. He had 43 carries for 281 yards and 5 touchdown. Although he was a backup behind Boo Williams, he still led the team in rushing with 604 yards and 5 touchdown as a sophomore. He was named the starter as a junior and led the team with 701 rushing yards and 4 touchdown. He was dismissed from the team before the start of the 1999 season due to off the field issues. He was ranked 18th on the school's All-time career rushing list. He transferred to the school for his senior year.He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 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: on the team with 17 tackles, even though his numbers decreased to 81 carries for 317 yards and one touchdown.In the 2003 season, <mask> replaced Smith as the Cowboys starter. As the featured running back, he rushed for career highs with                         , helping the team back to the playoffs for the first time since 1998. He ran 33 times for 189 yards, which was the third-most rushing yards in a game by a running back in franchise history, and he did it against Washington. He was let go after the Cowboys drafted Julius Jones in the second round and also took into account his production, which was 3.5 yards per carry. On May 17, 2004, the Oakland Raiders signed him as a free agent, but a month later he was traded to the Arizona Cardinals in exchange for a sixth round draft choice. He was once again backing up Smith with the Arizona Cards during the 2004 season. After playing in the first 10 games, Hambrick injured his foot and was placed on the injured reserve list.On August 22, 2005, he was released. He signed with the Utah Blaze of the Arena Football League on November 9, 2007, but was released a month later after being arrested. The brother of Hambrick was a football player in the National Football League. Mudcat Grant was a Major League Baseball pitcher. Prosecutors declined to file formal charges after Hambrick was arrested on domestic abuse charges. He was arrested for selling cocaine. He was sentenced to five years in prison but was released in March of 2011.African-American players of American football from Arizona, Dallas, and South Carolina are some of the people


title: Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi

texts: <mask> was born on May 2, 1944 in Thailand. He is the chairman of Fraser and Neave, as well as the founder of Thai Beverage. The <mask> family is Thailand's largest property developer and landlord with 100,800 hectares of land. He has 50 hotels in Asia, the US, UK, and Australia. His net worth is estimated by Forbes at US$10 billion. The family was granted the Thai name "Sirivadhanabhakdi" in 1988. Born to a Thai Chinese family in 1944, <mask> is the sixth of eleven children of a poor street vendor.His name in China is Su Xuming. Like many other Chinese immigrants, the family adopted a Thai name. At the age of nine, he left school to work. Teochew is Charoen's native Chinese dialect. Business career <mask> started by supplying distilleries producing Thai whiskey, which was a state-run monopoly at the time. He obtained a licence to make his own alcoholic drinks. <mask> was able to get 15 percent of the market because he was state-owned.85 percent of state licences were opened to bids in 1985. After taking out a US$200 million loan using his large stocks of alcohol as security, Charoen won 100 percent of the concessions. In 1987, Charoen's beverage companies returned US$550 million in royalties to Thailand's excise department, five percent of the national budget. Beer In 1991, Charoen and Carlsberg formed a partnership to tap into Thailand's growing beer market, which was dominated by the 60-year-old Boon Rawd Brewery. He began making his own beer based on what he had learned from Carlsberg. Chang had 60 percent of the local market within five years. In 2003 Carlsberg withdrew from the joint venture.In 2005, <mask> won US$120 million against the company. Thai Buddhist groups objected to the listing of ThaiBev on the Thai

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texts: stock market due to concerns over the dangers of increased consumption of alcohol. ThaiBev was supposed to be listed on the stock exchange in Thailand. Charoen has been able to branch out into property development through the creation of TCC Land Co. The company is now one of the largest property developers in Thailand, investing in and developing residential, hospitality and retail sites, as well as engaging in property management, logistics, and several property funds in Thailand and Singapore. The Sirivadhanabhakdi family is the largest landlord in the country with 630,000 rai of land, three times more than Thailand's second largest. TCC Land has interests in the US, UK, Australia, Japan, the PRC, and several Southeast Asian countries.In early-2013, <mask> won a bidding war for Singapore's Fraser and Neave, which has properties throughout Asia as well as soft-drinks operations, with debt accounting for most of the US$11.2 billion price. The largest merger-and-acquisition transaction in Asia in 2012 was backed by financing from a group of banks. The largest private sector property development in Thailand to date, called One Bangkok, will be located at the corners of Rama IV and Wireless Road. The development will include offices, retail, residential, hotels, and public space/arts program. The 1.83 million m2 project is expected to be completed in 25 years. In late 2015, there were rumors that Charoen was close to taking over the club that Chang Beer has sponsored since 2004. Groupe Casino of France will sell a 58.6 percent stake in Big C Supercenter to TCC Group for  3.1 billion.Big C is Thailand's second-largest hypermarket operator, with a market value of US$4.6 billion. The acquisition of Big C would increase


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texts: <mask>'s retail presence in Thailand. The retail arm of TCC is owned by him. His wife is named Khunying. He has five children. Thapana <mask> is the chief executive officer of ThaiBev and his daughter is the chief executive officer of Asset World Corporation. Panote <mask> is a member of the board executive committee.His daughter is an Executive Director and her husband is the Chief Executive Officer of Berli Jucker Company. He's a follower of Buddhism. Thai royal decorations include the Knight Grand Cordon, the Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand, and the Knight Commander. Maejo University, Eastern Asia University, and Chandrakasem Rajabhat University have doctorates. The Order of Loyalty to the Crown of Malaysia is a foreign honor. The year 2017: Tan Sri and his wife Puan Sri are the recipients of this award.The former military general and prime minister of Thailand who sat on the board of directors of ThaiBev helped rescue <mask>'s group. The company at the time owed 14 billion baht to banks and six billion to the state before Tinsulanonda stepped in to help the company gain a monopoly over the liquor industry. Chang was classified as an "economy brand" which meant a lower excise tax. Since the Asian financial crisis of 1997 and attempts to further liberalize Thailand's competition laws in 1999, <mask> has been able to use his political connections to increase his dominance over the country's alcohol industry. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, <mask> launched a campaign of resistance against the liberalisation of the local whisky market. He was able to do this due to his increasing clout since the Asian financial crisis, which saw him rescue hundreds of politically connected, debt-ridden Thai companies and

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texts: projects. The large Bangkok IT shopping mall, Pantip Plaza, was acquired by the former director general of the country's excise department at the Ministry of Finance, who set regulations for the local liquor industry.Some bureaucratic paybacks have been brought by <mask>'s assistance. The Thai government implemented several tough new environmental regulations for the construction of new plants, making it very difficult for new rivals to enter the liquor market. <mask> was able to avoid the new regulations because he had won all 12 bids for the distilleries it ran on concession. A programme on a military-controlled radio station was taken off the air after it ran an unflattering report on Charoen that included allegations of tax evasion. Several competitors protested against <mask>'s activities. The producer of Singha beer complained to Thailand's Fair Trade Department about Charoen's dumping of cheap products on the market. The department ruled in <mask>'s favor after claiming that no law had been violated as regulations regarding the issue had not yet been finalized.The details of the decision-making process have never been made public, and Thailand's commerce minister did not participate in the deliberations. The Order of Loyalty to the Crown of Malaysia is named after <mask>

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title: Ralf Little

texts: He is an English actor, writer, presenter, narrator and former semi-professional footballer. He played Antony Royle in The Royle Family and in the first six series of Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps. He has starred in Death in Paradise since 2020. He is the narrator of Channel 5's The Yorkshire Farm, which follows the life of the Owen family on their Yorkshire Farm. <mask> attended the boys' division of the school. His parents are accountants. His early television roles included minor roles in programmes such as Children's Ward and Sloggers.When he was offered the role of Antony Royle in The Royle Family, <mask> took it. He abandoned his studies to become a doctor at the University of Manchester and concentrate on his acting career. The original run of the series was from 1998 to 2000 and after a one-off special in 2006 returned for a series of Christmas specials from 2008 to 2012 with <mask> returning to the role of Antony. After The Royle Family ended, he was cast in a new sitcom called Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps. The first series ran from February 2001 to February 2002. In an interview with This Morning in September 2007, <mask> said that he wouldn't be coming back for the next series. His character was killed off.In 1999, <mask> played the Star of Bethlehem in TheFlint Street Nativity and appeared in a minor role as a care home assistant. <mask> played Wishee Washee in the panto Aladdin, which was filmed in the New Wimbledon Theatre. He played the young George Harrison in Presence at the Royal Court Theatre in 2001 and was nominated for an award. Billy Liar was performed at the Theatre Royal in Windsor. The 2005 ghost story/murder mystery film Frozen was written and directed by Juliet McKoen. Between

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texts: November 2002 and January 2003 he hosted 17 one-hour-long episodes of The Ralf <mask> Show. 24 Hour Party People and Al's Lads played Joy Division and New Order bassist Peter Hook, respectively.The Waiting Room, starring <mask> and Anne-Marie Duff, was released in the UK in June 2008. He appeared in Paradise Heights. In August 2007, he released his first online novel, The Golden Generation, a coming of age tale about a recently single man who is taken under the wings of two city traders who show him the trappings of big money in the big city but that it comes at a price. Shelter received money from the sale of the novel. He was a cast member of KateModern, a web series which was developed by the creators of the US hit lonelygirl15, which started in July 2007, and posted its final video in June 2008. In July 2008 he appeared in 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover, a new play at the Bush Theatre which was revised as 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover at Christmas later that year, and in September of the same year he starred in Massive, a comedy about an independent record label. The second series of Last Man Standing was narrated by him.<mask> was the narrator of Monkey Life in 2008. In 2009, he played Clint in Married Single Other with Miranda Raison. He starred in The Aliens, a British premiere of a new play by Annie Baker, at the Bush Theatre in the autumn of 2010. He played Richard Dickens in the comedy series The Café on Sky 1 in 2011. He appeared in the sixth episode of Death in Paradise. He was playing the father of a girl with cerebral palsy in a new production of A Day in the Death of Joe Egg. He was in the TV series Our Zoo.He voices Captain Skip in the English version of The Unbeatables. He played the character 'Steadfast' in the

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texts: second episode of the 10th series of Doctor Who. In August of last year, <mask> played "Alan" in God of Carnage at the Theatre Royal, Bath. He was confirmed as the new lead in Death in Paradise in October of 2019. In May 2020, <mask> and his Royle Family co-star Ricky Tomlinson presented a six-part travel series called Ricky & Ralf's Very Northern Road Trip for Gold. <mask> is a fan of Manchester United and has played for a number of semi-professional clubs when other commitments allow. He played for Maidstone United against Wimbledon in 2003 after previously training with Staines Town.He made his debut in the FA Vase game for Edgware Town in 2004. He played for Chertsey Town and Stone Dominoes in the same season. He has played celebrity football for charity on a few occasions and played with members of Hollywood United while in the district for acting career purposes. He plays for the Celebrity XI. He played in a Soccer Aid game for England on the left wing. He played in the John Kennedy testimonial match for Manchester United against Celtic which resulted in a 5–2 win for Celtic. He captained the Sealand national football team in a match against the Chagos Islands.The match was held in Godalming Town. He played in two games against Alderney in the last two years. He played in the Game 4 Grenfell match in September of last year, with the proceeds going to the disaster appeal. <mask> does not identify as a religious person. He became a patron of the charity in 2020. There are external links to 1980 births. The players are from Edgware Town F.C.The players are from Maidstone United F.C. The players are from Staines Town F.C. The players are from Chertsey Town F.C. Football players in the United States are not categorized by

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title: Mafonso (artist)

texts: Marino Alfonso, better known as <mask>, held his first exhibition in Rome at the Agenzia Arte Moderna of Paolo Sprovieri e Gianni Sampietro. One of the founding members of the group "Cosa Mentale" presented at the AAM was the art historian Fagiolo Dell'Arco. "Un Panorama di Tendenze" was edited by Luciano Luisi. The group exhibition "13x17: artisti per un'indagine eccentrica sull'arte in Italia" was held in 2005. He was invited to the Venice Biennale in 2011. There is a pavilion in Italy. Pavilion Campania was formed in the 70s by self-taught people living in Italy and Switzerland.He developed a style of painting in which the primitive artistic influences are recognizable. The large triptych entitled "Alla Maniera Degli Altri" looking at Picasso was published in 1974. He was able to learn about the work of the great masters at the modern art gallery agency in Rome. He exhibited a series of works entitled "Comportamento del segno" at the Agency of Modern Art in Rome in 1976. He befriended the poet Emilio Villa and formed the group "Cosa Mentale" in the capital. There is a group of works entitled "Le grandi strade piene" at the Museum in the early 80s. There


title: Mafonso (artist)

texts: were signals between the emerging Italian artists in the catalog of Modern Art.He participated in the exhibition " Mosaico Mosaico - 5 mosaici per 5 artisti -" in 1985 with Mario Schifano, Parres, Tano Festa e Cesar. He was a fan of the artists of the Pop Art Italian. The cycle of the same name was published in Paris in 1989 and inspired by the artist's book "Make Make", which was exhibited in major European capitals. The folder "Krakatoa" was published by the gallery in the mid 80s. The 80 and 90 produced major themes such as Le grandi strade piene, Racconti solari, Prime nevi del dopo 2000, Krakatoa, and the moons of Arqa. "Plus Ultra" was Mafonso's first work of a social nature. In front of the Royal Palace of Caserta, Piazza Carlo III, there is an index of reflection and protest for what happened in New York on September 11.The 12 meters high pyramid consists of white blocks and is meant to induce the historical consciousness to a vision of life simpler and less troubled. <mask> gives rise to a series of works based on the new theory of globalization. The works of this period are part of the cycle " Tempi Anni Deserti" and are shown with a personal at


title: Mafonso (artist)

texts: theFondazione Orestiade, Gibellina. The book of the same title is published by Orestiadi Foundation. He was invited to exhibit with Angel Orensanz during the seminary program held at Belvedere di San Leucio. Bologna, Generazione Anni Quaranta. He created a corten steel sculpture for the city of Capua.The international collective "Mitologie del Presente" invited him to exhibit. It was un anfiteatro per la pace. Stendardi d'Artista presso GALLERIA DELLE ARTI CONTEMPORANEE Ex Cenobio Sant'Agostino. Luigi Mainolfi, <mask>, and Hidetoshi Nagasawa are related. The Box dirartecontemporanea 2.0 gallery has a virtual mode. He exhibited at the Medieval Castle of Sperlinga. The group show "Friends" features Luigi Auriemma, Antonio Biasiucci, Arturo Casanova, Piero Chiariello, Francesco Coco, Bruno Fermariello, and Mariano Filippetta.The Museum of Contemporary Art Donnaregina has a box of his works. The Museo d'arte contemporanea Donnaregina is located in Bari. The BIBLIOTECA D'ARTE - FONDAZIONE TORINO MUSEI was published in 1979. Laura Cherubini, <mask> Magica metamorfosi are in Racconti Simbad. The Generazione Anni Quaranta was published in 2005. Philippe Daverio

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title: Jorge Isaacs

texts: Chateaubriand and has an ominous feeling of existence. The feeling of the landscape and the artistic quality of the writing are what the novel is known for. The criollist books of the 1920s and 1930s can be considered a progenitor of it. Maria was published in 1867. It was translated into 31 different languages.In other Latin American countries, the figure of Isaacs became well known. This led to a career in politics and journalism. In 1867, as a journalist, he directed the newspaper La Republica, which published articles of a political nature. There are references to Arciniegas, Germn. Genio y figura. The year 1967. Carol Beane."Black Character: Toward a Dialectical presentation in three South American Novels" There is a black narrative in Latin America and the Caribbean. Ed. William Luis. In 1984: 181–198. Donald F. Brown wrote "Chateaubriand and the Story of Feliciana in Mara." MLN 62 was published in 1947.Carvajal is Mario. Y pasin de <mask>s. Manizales, 1937 Embeita, Mara J. The amor is imposible in Mara de <mask>s. Revista Iberoamericana 32 was published in 1966. Naomi Lindstrom. There was an early Spanish American narrative.The University of Texas Press was published in 2004. Sharon Magnarelli. "Mara and History". Hispanic Review 49 was published in 1981. Sharon Magnarelli. "The Diseases of Love and Discoure La ta Julia and Mara" The Hispanic Review 54.2 was published in the spring of 1986.Sharon Magnarelli. There is a book called "The Love Story: Reading and Writing in Mara". Female Characters in the Spanish American Novel. Bucknell University Press, Lewisburg, 1985: 19–37. "Papo-Walker." "<mask>cs". There are writers from

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title: Jorge Isaacs

texts: Latin America.1. Ed. Solé/Abreu. Charles Scribner's Sons was published in 1989. 24–51. Alfonso. "Cartas de Jorge Isaacs".The obras were written by Alfonso Reyes. There is a new edition of Vol. 4. The Fondo de Cultura Mexicana was published in 1955. Luis Alberto Snchez. "<mask>s". Escritores representativos in América.3 volumes. Un edicin. Madrid: Gredos, 1963. "So Sommer." "El Mal de Mara: (Con)fusin en un romance nacional". MLN 104.2 was published in 1989. ---."Mara's Disease: A National Romance (Con)". There are foundational fictions. There are national romances in Latin America. The University of California Press was published in 1991. Trigo, Benigno. The subject is gender and crisis in José Mara Samper. Race and gender are diseases in Latin America.The University Press of New England was published in 2000. Raymond Leslie Williams. Narrator and self in Mara is a problem in fiction. MLN 101.2 was published in 1986. Raymond Leslie Williams. The Greater Cauca Tradition started in Mara and ended in El bazar de los idiotas. The novel was written in the late 19th century.The University of Texas Press was published in 1991. There are links to biographies in Spanish Online edition of Mara and in Spanish El Paraso Museum photo


title: Laudomia Forteguerri

texts: was classified in alphabetical order, and it contained the earliest complete star atlas that historians have been able to locate. Piccolomini's chose not to publish this work in Latin, but in Italian, so that he would be able to fully comprehend it, as it was one of the first texts on astronomy that was widely accessible. The work, On the Organization of the Entire Life of a Man Born Noble and in a Free City, was a gift for Allesandro Antonio Colombini, Piccolomini's godson. Piccolomini was the most ardent supporter of Forteguerri's public image and literary works, and his glowing analysis of her sonnets in his 1541 lecture in Padua would later be published and widely circulating. The most important aspect of this lecture was Piccolomini's "outing" of Forteguerri, as all of the sonnets he discusses are dedicated to Margaret of Austria. Piccolomini lauds her poetry as "an example of a most ardent Love that exists between two most unique and divine women."Piccolomini's resentment of <mask>'s second marriage in 1544 was an event that wounded him so deeply that he would never again mention it in his work. Piccolomini's acceptance of the expressions of same-sex love was based on his belief that she was not experiencing true physical desire, but rather a divine love for Margaret. While contemporary Sienese poets such as Emanuele Grimaldi, Benedetto Varchi, and Agnolo Firenzuola would largely echo Piccolomini's view, the relationship between these two women cannot be written off. When nature set out to create so much beauty, I speak of my goddess, Margeruite of Austria. Laudomia <mask> was known throughout Siena for her poetry, and her work continues to be noted by modern scholars. Although only six of her sonnets have survived, all are testaments to the love she bore for other women, and five are specifically dedicated to Margaret of Austria. Margaret was the illegitimate child of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V and her love for her

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title: Laudomia Forteguerri

texts: was well known throughout Italy and France.There is disagreement about the exact date of Margaret's first meeting with <mask>, but it happened either in 1533 or 1536. The two met before Margaret's marriage to the Duke of Florence in 1536, and they quickly formed an intense bond. In spite of Margaret's extreme youth, many claimed that their attraction was instantaneous; indeed, Piccolomini declared, "As soon as Laudomia saw Madama and was seen by her, the most ardent flames of Love each burned for the other, and the most manifest sign of love The works of Sappho and Socrates, both of whose same-sex sexual preferences were well known during this period, were especially revered. During the Renaissance, Sappho was an example of female poetic genius, and same-sex female desire was largely modeled after her. Historians have argued that women's homosexuality was not a threat to paternal heredity, but the Renaissance view of lesbianism was far more nuanced. While chaste female friendships were often considered to be a pure and almost holy form of love, same-sex tribadism was viewed as unnatural and monstrous.Firenzuola lauds the divine purity and chastity of these two women in his 1541 Dialoghi della bellezze dell donne, and he categorized the feelings for Margaret as the former kind of love. Many historians believe that the common practice of same-sex bed sharing would have provided many opportunities for sexual exploration within such supposedly chaste female relationships. The term early lesbian relationship would not be invented until the nineteenth-century, but it is often cited as examples of an early lesbian relationship. I don't know why you keep me in this wretched state. Listen to my words, how they are ready to plead with you. I don't want anything else, but that you keep me close to my goddess. Some scholars argue that the sonnets she composed for Margaret may not have been genuine expressions of same-sex love and desire,


title: Laudomia Forteguerri

texts: wouldn't have a chance of surviving the Imperial attack. Every able citizen was mobilized in the effort to build fortifications, and Laudomia Forteguerri led a group of 1,000 noble and artisan women to aid in the construction.The siege lasted a year and a half and was even more brutal than the occupation. By the time the Republic of Siena finally surrendered to Duke Cosimo I de' Medici in April 1555, the once proud city lay in ruins. Bennett wrote "'Lesbian-Like' and the Social History of Lesbianisms." The Journal of the History of Sexuality was published in 2000. There is a website. The year ended on 14 December. Borris, Kenneth."Laudomia Forteguerri." Same-sex desire in the English Renaissance is a sourcebook of texts. New York: Routledge in 2004. The number is 271-90. Print. Cox is in Virginia. Margaret of Austria had a relationship with Laodomia <mask>.Women of the Italian Renaissance wrote poetry. The University Press of Baltimore. There are 28. Print. R. Langton, Douglas. There is a history of Siena. J. Murray was born in London.Print. Konrad Eisenbichler. There are constructions of a woman. The Sword and the Pen: Women, Politics, and Poetry in Siena was written in the 16th century. The University of Notre Dame Press. 101-64. Print.George W. McClure wrote "The Academy of the Intronati and Sienese Women". Women in Renaissance Italy played parlour games. The University of Toronto Press is located in Toronto. 35–51. Print. Robin, Diana, Anne R. "Forteguerri, Laudomia"Italy, France, and England are included in the Encyclopedia of Women in the Renaissance. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO. 149-54. Print. Diana, Robin. There is a book called Canzoniere and the Fall of Siena. Publishing Women: Salons, the Presses, and the Counter-Reformation in Sixteenth-century Italy.The University of Chicago Press is in Chicago. It was 123–159. Print. The Conquest of Siena Piccolomini's On the Sphere of the World and On the Fixed Stars was published


title: Samuel M. Ralston

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title: Samuel M. Ralston

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title: Samuel M. Ralston

texts: A. Abbott. He became well known in the state for his skills and soon became one of Indiana's top lawyers. He began courting her while attending college. The couple wed on December 30, 1889. They had three children.The family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch He began stumping for Democrat candidates after becoming a member of the Young Men's Democratic Club. For all of his adult life, <mask> was a Democrat. He had a hard time getting political office because he lived in a Republican dominated area. He ran for the Indiana State Senate but lost. He ran for Secretary of State in Indiana twice but was defeated. He became friends with Thomas Taggart while running for office.The prohibitionist and future Vice President of the United States Thomas R<mask> defeated Taggart's attempt to have <mask> nominated to run for governor in 1908 because of his anti-prohibition position. The first election victory for <mask> was when he was elected President of the Lebanon School Board in 1908. Governor Taggart supported <mask>'s nomination for Governor again in 1912, and

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title: Samuel M. Ralston

texts: this time he was nominated on March 17. The women's suffragist movement and many churches endorsed <mask>. On January 13, 1913, <mask> became the Governor of Indiana after winning the general election by plurality. The strike by street car workers in Indianapolis began in October and was one of the first events that <mask> became involved in. Republicans accused the strikers of trying to prevent them from voting when the strike was called.The union wanted the governor to call a special session of the Indiana General Assembly to pass a law that would better protect their rights. The growing mob began to attack police, business leaders, and public officials as the strike grew into a riot. The unions threatened violence if the governor did not call out the army and end the strike. The entire Indiana National Guard was put under martial law on November 5. At noon on the 6th, the strikers and their sympathizers gathered around the Indiana Statehouse and began chanting a demand that the troops leave the city. After leaving the building, he spoke to the crowd and offered to withdraw the troops if the strikers went back to work. The strike was effectively ended by the concessions and promises he made to the strikers.After a few days, it became apparent that the strike was over. Several acts passed by the General Assembly led to improved working conditions for many workers in the state. The laws he advocated and passed included banning the sale of narcotic drugs for the first time, a minimum wage, incentives to encourage development of the livestock industry, free vaccinations

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title: Samuel M. Ralston

texts: for several prevalent diseases, and aid in helping the blind find work. The tenement slums in the state were his signature work. He was able to get funds to provide running clean water, children's playground, and other improvements to the living conditions of the urban poor. The final bill he signed gave the state police the power to close brothels, which ended legal prostitution in Indiana. The Indiana Supreme Court ruled that a constitutional convention needed to be held because Thomas R<mask>'s plan to have a new constitution adopted was unconstitutional.The present constitution would have been illegal if a new constitution had been created. He began urging the General Assembly to call a convention. The state was allowed to adopt a new constitution by a bill passed in 1913. The current constitution requires that the measure be submitted to a statewide referendum before the convention can be held. The majority of the state's population was still rural and there was little support for reform for industrial workers outside of Indianapolis and the few industrial cities. The measure was defeated by the public in 1914. The Vocational Education Act and the Utilities Law had the longest impact on the state.A system of free Vocational education for the state's school students was started by <mask> after he advocated and obtained significant increases in education spending. The regulations he enacted on the public utility companies began a process that would take running water and electricity to the entire state. Several state parks were created along with the state park

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title: Samuel M. Ralston

texts: system. The creation of a large highway project was promoted by Carl G. Fisher. An ambitious project to build a major inter-state highway was launched at his urging. He arranged a meeting of seven governors and was able to sell them on a plan to build a highway throughout their states connecting Jacksonville, Florida with Chicago, Illinois with each state funding its portion of the road. Roughly twenty percent of the road's length would go through Indiana.The largest highway project in the United States up to that point was the road, which led to the creation of the US-31. Indiana's first worker's compensation program, the creation of the state's primary election system, and the creation of an inheritance tax were some of the important measures that were passed during his term. He made contributions to the state's finances. The state had been in debt since the start of the internal improvements in the early 1830s and had twice verged on total bankruptcy. The state was heavily indebted and not in immediate financial risk. He advocated amending the constitution to prevent the state from borrowing funds in the future and paid off the state's debt and created a rainy day fund. Through a combination of spending cuts and increased taxation, the government was able to pay off the entire state debt and create a $3.76 million surplus fund by the time he left office.As the United States entered World War I, President Wilson called on <mask> to help prepare Indiana. More than 130,000 men from Indiana were sent overseas in the state's largest deployment since the American Civil


title: Samuel M. Ralston

texts: War. The Liberty Guard, an organization that hadn't seen action since the American Civil War, was reactivated by <mask> after most of the Indiana National Guard left the state. There was a possibility of war between the United States and Mexico in 1916. Wilson requested a full brigade of Hoosiers to defend the Mexican border because most of the American forces were in Europe. The largest call the state had responded to was by the federal government. Thousands of men were dispatched to the border.Historians say that <mask> had one of the most interesting terms in the state's history, and faced more challenges than any other governor. The state constitution prevented him from seeking a second term as governor, and he left office on January 8, 1917 after delivering a farewell address and urging the General Assembly to adopt additional progressive legislation that he was unable to have passed during his term. U.S. Senator <mask> was a candidate for the United States Senate. He was endorsed by the Indiana branch of the Ku Klux Klan because of his friendly relationship. He condemned religious interference in state affairs in a speech at St. Mary's of the Woods. The primary goals of the Klan were to remove Catholic influence from the government and public schools and to shut down Catholic private schools.The group said he "was not afraid to tell off the papists to their faces." The Klan was one of the most influential groups in the state at the time. The Klan tried to get a candidate elected in Indiana because it was afraid the Republican candidate would condemn the


title: Samuel M. Ralston

texts: organization. After a scandal, the Klan fell apart, revealing that the majority of Indiana's politicians had ties to the Klan. In 1922, <mask> was elected to the United States Senate from Indiana. His wife was referred to as a "Chicken Farmer" by the New York Times because she didn't want to leave her chickens unattended in Washington D.C. On March 4, 1923, he took up his seat in the Senate.He advocated the adoption of a wealth redistribution plan in the senate. He dropped out of the presidential race just before the national convention in 1924 because of unknown reasons. He said that he didn't think he was fit to be President because of his failing health. He died at his home near Indianapolis on October 14, 1925. He was buried in Lebanon. See also List of United States Congress members who died in


title: Pierre Martin de La Martinière

texts: <mask> was a French physician, surgeon and explorer. <mask>ire was born in Rouen. At the age of nine, he was left without a father. He left Lyon in order to find his maternal grandmother because he wasn't on good terms with his mother. At the age of ten, he met Henri De Harcourt, an old friend of his father. He was hired as a surgeon assistant by the Count because he was an orphan. Various campaigns of the Thirty Years' War were participated in by <mask>ire.He received theoretical and practical medical instruction from his master. There were other vicissitudes that visited <mask> Martinire's childhood. He was taken captive by the Barbary corsairs at the age of twelve. At the age of sixteen, he was liberated by the Knights of Malta. He published a book in 1674 called "L'Heureux esclave, ou Relation des aventures du Sieur de La Martinire". After completing his medical education in Italy, <mask> Martinire worked in the Ospedale degli Incurabili in Naples and the Hospital of St James for the Incurable in Rome. In 1664, <mask> Martinire became "chymical physician of the Royal Court", a title which gave him the right to practice in the capital city.The date of <mask> Martinire's journey to the north is controversial due to the fact that he was in Copenhagen at the time when the Danish Northern Trading Company was granted franchise. The company's fleet of three trading vessels was equipped by the king. <mask> Martinire, with the assistance of one of his friends, was enlisted as surgeon on board one of those ships and thus had the opportunity to wander through the coasts of Norway, Lapland, northern Russia, Novaya Zemlya, Greenland and Iceland for a period of five months. The first travel report written by a Frenchman was published in Paris. His private life is not the same as his career. There is

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title: Pierre Martin de La Martinière

texts: very little information available. He married twice.According to some sources, <mask> Martinire died at the age of 42. He died in 1690 according to other sources. There is controversy over the date of <mask> Martinire's journey to the north. Some sources place his journey in the year of 1670, while others place it in the year of 1653. The travel took place in 1647. The account of <mask> Martinire's voyage indicates that the travel did not occur prior to 16 53. The third edition of La Martinire's travel account.In the introduction to the account, the years 1647 and 1653 are mentioned when referring to the years that the trading company received its royal franchises. This doesn't tell when the journey happened. Commentators confused the date of <mask> Martinire's voyage with other dates in his book. The English edition states that the journey lasted from April to September 1670. The date has been added by the English publisher. The English edition reminds us that <mask> undertook his journey in 1670. The author points to the winter of 1670 when French doctors thought that the plague was caused by cold weather.The book must have been written in 1670. In the French edition, <mask> Martinire tells how he gave a book to a person whom he had met in Norway. The book was published in France in 1668. Before embarking on his northern trek, <mask> Martinire was an experienced discoverer. He wrote books about diseases as a result of his medical practice. It is unlikely that a young man of 19 years would have enough time to do this. There is a list of works L'opérateur ingénu.Médée résuscitée affirmant l'utilité de la transfusion du sang. Remonstrances charitables du la Martinire  M. Denis sur l'ombre de Jupiter (1668). Monroy et la sentence contradiction donnée par M. le lieutenant criminel du 17 avril

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title: Eduard Fraenkel

texts: From 1935 until 1953, <mask> was the Professor of Latin at the University of Oxford. He graduated from the universities of Berlin and Gttingen with a degree in Classics. In 1934, antisemitic legislation introduced by the Nazi Party forced him to seek refuge in the United Kingdom and eventually at the University of Oxford. <mask>'s reputation as a classicist was established by the publication of a monograph on the Roman comedian Plautus. The book changed the study of Roman comedy by asserting the innovativeness of Plautus's plays. He published a three-volume commentary on the Agamemnon by the Greek playwright Aeschylus in 1950. Rose is "perhaps the most erudite that any Greek play has ever had".After retiring from his teaching post, he wrote a monograph on a Roman poet. The Hellenist Hugh Lloyd-Jones described <mask> as one of the most learned classical scholars of his time due to his familiarity with a variety of disciplines within the Classics. Biographers emphasize the impact of his teaching at Oxford, where he inaugurated a weekly seminar on classical texts. The intellectual development of many Oxford undergraduates was influenced by these classes. The Agamemnon was the subject of his seminars. <mask>'s room in the college was renamed in response to allegations of sexual harassment against him. <mask> Mortier <mask> was born in Berlin in March of 1888.His family had prospered despite being Jewish. Edith was the sister of Hugo Heimann, a social democratic politician and publisher of law books who helped <mask> develop an interest in the history of law. His father was a wine merchant. <mask>'s cousin was a scholar of the Baltic languages and his father's

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title: Eduard Fraenkel

texts: uncle was a founder of the discipline of palaeography. <mask> was diagnosed with osteomyelitis when he was ten. His right arm was damaged by the illness. <mask> credits the mythographer Otto Gruppe with inspiring his interest in classical antiquity in his thesis.He decided to study law at the University of Berlin because antisemitic hiring conventions would have made it difficult to get a teaching position at a German university. <mask> attended the lectures of the Hellenist von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff while he was a student of law. <mask> changed his degree to classical philology after visiting Rome in 1907. He continued his studies at the University of Gttingen after transferring there in 1909. He received a PhD in 1912 for a thesis on Roman comedy. <mask>'s first academic appointment was as an assistant at the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae, a lexicographical project. He began teaching at the University of Berlin in 1917 after working at a secondary school in Berlin-Charlottenburg.<mask> married Ruth von Velsen, a classical scholar who gave up her career to support him. <mask> was one of the sons and daughters. <mask> was appointed a full professor of Latin at the University of Kiel in 1923 after being promoted to an extraordinary professorship at Berlin in 1920. His reputation in the discipline was established by the publication of a monograph on the Roman comedian Plautus. <mask> accepted an offer to return to the University of Gttingen. His three-year stint there was difficult for him and his family; his son Albert died from an illness and <mask> was subject to antisemitism in the context of what the classicist Gordon Williams described as "personal

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title: Eduard Fraenkel

texts: quarrels" within the faculty. He had a fulfilling personal life when he was appointed to a professorship at the University of Freiburg in 1931.After the Nazi Party came to power in 1933, his tenure at the university was interrupted. The law prohibiting Jews from teaching at universities was passed in April of that year. He remained in Germany for the rest of the year after losing his post. <mask> spent part of 1934 at Christ Church in the University of Oxford, having been invited by the faculty of Classics and the classical scholar Gilbert Murray. After the faculty at Oxford could not extend <mask>'s stay, he was elected to a Bevan fellowship at Trinity College, Cambridge. Donald Robertson helped <mask> and his family move to Cambridge. <mask> began planning a lecture tour through the United States in order to find a permanent appointment after his position at Trinity became difficult to sustain.The Professorship of Latin at Oxford was vacant before he could embark on the tour. Maurice Bowra, the future Vice-Chancellor of the university, and A. E. Housman, the Kennedy Professor of Latin at Cambridge supported <mask>'s application for the chair. John Buchan, a columnist for The Sunday Times, objected to the import of foreigners to British universities. <mask> canceled his commitments in the United States after being elected to the chair. <mask> moved into a house on Museum Road after becoming a fellow of the college. He taught seminars on both Greek and Latin texts in addition to lecturing on Latin poetry. They were a feature of European academic life that was rare at Oxford before <mask>'s arrival.During term time, participants met regularly to conduct a slow

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title: Eduard Fraenkel

texts: and detailed examination, reading and discussing the text at a pace of under 10 lines per hour. <mask> published a three-volume commentary on the Agamemnon by the Greek playwright Aeschylus in 1950. <mask> kept giving seminars after he retired from his academic appointment. He met the Italian cleric in 1955. He worked with de Luca to re-edited two studies. <mask> published a monograph in 1957. Ruth's health began to decline as <mask> remained active long into his retirement.<mask> killed himself on the same day that she died. His last years must have been some of the best of his life, said Hugh Lloyd-Jones in his obituary for Gnomon. He decided not to survive his wife and to end his life after the high Roman fashion. He was in complete accordance with his own rules of life, and only a narrow sectarianism would blame him for that. The study of the comedies of Plautus was dominated by the idea that his plays were largely derived from examples of Greek middle comedy. Plautus's plays were used as a means of retrieving information about the lost Greek genre. <mask>'s mentor, Friedrich Leo, wrote about this in his 1885 study.<mask> published a monograph entitled "Plautine Elements in Plautus" in 1922. The book was written to analyse Plautus as an author, not as a source for comedy. <mask> used recurring details and forms of expression as a basis for reconstructing Plautus's original contribution to the genre of comedy. The four elements he identified as characteristic of Plautus were the opening formulae of direct speeches, his characters' habit to intimate their own transformation into someone else, and his use of Greek mythology. Plautus was considered to have


title: Eduard Fraenkel

texts: innovated in the main areas of the genre. The length of direct speech, the character of the "crafty slave", and his creative use of sung interventions are included. He concluded that Plautus was an "innovative creator in his own right".<mask> was able to add a list of amendments to his original argument after an Italian translation of his argument was published in 1960. The most important contribution to the study of Roman comedy was made by <mask>'s book. <mask>'s identification of typical elements was the more successful part of the argument. In 2007, the Hellenist C. W. Marshall stated that the book was "insightful, thought-provoking 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Even though some of its arguments had been rejected, Lisa Maurice wrote that it was the catalyst for modern Plautine scholarship. As early as 1925, Aeschylus Fraenkel began to show interest in the Agamemnon of Aeschylus but focused on Latin literature in the years leading up to his application for the Professorship. He had weekly seminars in 1936 to 1942 where he developed his thoughts on the play.A group of friends were around the Latinist R. A<mask> was supported in the process of preparing his notes for publication by B. Mynors and John Beazley. His work had to be translated

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texts: from German to English. <mask> submitted a manuscript for a commentary on the play in 1943. The publication process was held up due to concerns about the manuscript's length and Kenneth Sisam described it as a Teutonic monster. The book was published in three volumes. Fraenkel followed the method of variorum, in which substantial space is given to the views of previous scholars beside those of the primary author.The presentation of existing approaches was needed to separate the text from the scholarly views that had accrued over time. His book did not deal with overarching themes in a separate introduction but covered them in the commentary whenever they appeared. His individual notes became a source of information on many areas of scholarship. New critical terms, such as guttatim for Aeschylus's use of cumulative apposition, were coining by <mask>. For the reviewer. Rose's commentary was "perhaps the most erudite that any Greek play has ever had". The book's balance in presenting the <mask>'s own views next to those of his predecessors was praised by Rose.Rose concluded his review by saying that the commentary's value is permanent. <mask>'s willingness to admit irremediable difficulties in the text was highlighted by the reviewer C. Arthur Lynch. The commentary's harsh criticism of other classicists was disapproved of by the Hellenist, but he added that it was a monument of 20th-century philology. The first articles on Horace were published in the early 1930s. The analysis of individual texts was used to advance an overall interpretation of the poet's work. The poet's life was reconstructed using the testimony of the Roman biographer Suetonius. The rest of

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texts: the book contained interpretations of selected poems with an emphasis on the earliest and latest works of the author.In <mask>'s chapters on the Epodes and Satires, he argued that Horace had undergone a process of artistic maturation away from the imitation of his literary models. The first three books of Odes were dealt with in a large central section. The patterns of Greek lyric were shown to be an increasingly abstract form of literature. <mask> argued that the poems did not contradict the political stances of the youth of the emperor, contrary to the views of the historian Ronald Syme. Syme depicted these poems as propaganda for the Augustan regime in The Roman Revolution. Although most previous scholars had considered the letters in dactylic metre to be reproductions of real world letters, <mask> argued that they were of a "double nature". The Carmen Saeculare, a celebratory hymn commissioned for the Secular Games of 17 BC, was interpreted as a poem independent from its festival context by him.This text became an important part of <mask>'s reading of Horace's work. The fourth book of Odes was covered in the final chapter. <mask> was not happy with the reactions from the community. The book's faults are clear, having been described as "highly original" by Williams. <mask> assumed a simple relationship between the poet's poetry and his life. <mask>'s view of Augustus as a "benevolent and reluctant monarch" produced a flawed picture of the relationship of poetry and politics. According to the Latinist, the book "might be considered an encyclopedia of Horace, so vast is the material covered, that it's indispensable to the teacher of Horace at any level".The

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texts: Latinist viewed the book as one of the great accomplishments of Latin philology, but highlighted <mask>'s concept of poetic maturation in the Epodes and Satires as its weakest argument. The Hellenist Hugh Lloyd-Jones described <mask> as one of the most learned classical scholars of his time due to his acquaintance with a diverse range of disciplines within the Classics. <mask>'s monograph on Plautus and his many journal articles express the true excitement of intellectual discovery according to Williams. <mask>'s ability to discern unexpected connections between unconnected facts was highlighted by Williams. Christopher Stray thinks <mask> is one of the greatest classical scholars of the twentieth century. The impact of <mask>'s arrival at Oxford was explored in a book chapter by the Hellenist. She described his seminars as his most important contribution to classical teaching as the meetings were attended mainly by undergraduates with whom Fraenkel shared his broad knowledge in several areas of the Classics.Acknowledging the influence of these seminars on the intellectual development of many Oxford undergraduates, the Hellenist Martin West wrote: "Here we saw German philology in action; we felt it reverberate through us as he patrolled the room behind our chairs." The poem 'The Agamemnon Class, 1939' was written by Murdoch, who was a student at Oxford. Mary Warnock wrote in her 2000 book A Memoir: People and Places that Fraenkel had touched her and another female student against their will during the summer of 1943. After being confronted in a letter by a Classics tutor at Newnham College, <mask> apologized for his actions. Nicholas Horsfall stated in 1990


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texts: that Fraenkel did enjoy, warmly, but most decorously, female beauty. Mary Beard, an ancient historian, thought that his statement was a defence mechanism against further dissemination of knowledge of Fraenkel's behavior. The office of Fraenkel was converted into a conference room after his death.The college's undergraduate student body passed a resolution calling for the room to be renamed and for a portrait of <mask> to be removed in response to the allegations of sexual misconduct made against him. Their effort was made public by the student newspaper Cherwell, drawing attention from national publications. A town hall meeting took place between students and the college's classical scholars; the meeting arrived at a proposal to rename the Fraenkel Room to Refugee Scholars Room to honor a number of academics who had taken refuge at Corpus Christi. The proposal was accepted by the college's governing body. There is a plaque in the room that commemorates the historians Paul Vinogradoff and Michael Rostovtzeff, the classicist Rudolf Pfeiffer, and the philosopher Isaiah Berlin. <mask> was a Fellow of the British Academy in 1941. He received the Kenyon medal for classical studies in 1965, as well as a number of other awards.The following books were written by

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title: Ramón Laso

texts: In 1993 <mask> was sentenced to death for the murders of his first wife and six-year-old son, as well as the murders of his second wife and brother-in-law. The first murder conviction in Spain without a confession, murder weapon, body, or any organic remains of the victims was the second conviction. <mask> continues to claim his innocence despite the fact that he disputes the validity of other forensic evidence. <mask> was born in Jaén, Spain in 1955 and lived most of his life in Tarragona province. He lived with his wife in the 1980s. They lived in Amposta, Tarragona. <mask> and his brother-in-law ran a brothel in a four-room farmyard, with Laso acting as the pimp and recruiters of prostitutes.Laso destroyed several mirrors, lights and other items in the place after an argument with Camacho. <mask> was unfaithful to his wife and had a relationship with prostitutes. On June 9, 1988, <mask>'s wife was found decapitated by a train in Amposta Station. The death was considered a suicide because of the suspicions about <mask>. <mask>'s car fell off a cliff while he was transporting his son. <mask> was unharmed, despite claiming to have fallen off the cliff and been left unconscious for 15 minutes, while his son was killed and incinerated. 3.5 million pesetas was provided by the car insurance of Laso, who used to own a video rental store.A private investigator was hired to find evidence that <mask> had killed his wife and child. <mask> had killed his wife and she was already dead when the train hit her, according to the PI. An indicator of this was that Camacho had not instinctively lifted her head as the train approached, unlike all deceased in known instances of suicide on train tracks. He set his car on fire. <mask>

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texts: admitted to staging both accidents, but he never confessed to a murder. He was sentenced to 56 years in prison for the murders in 1993. He was paroled in 1999 because of good behavior.<mask> was an undertaker, ambulance driver and barman after his release. He married Julia Lamas, who didn't know about his criminal past. <mask> had affairs with other women, including Lamas's sister Mercedes. <mask> tried to convince Mercedes to divorce her husband and move in with him. <mask> picked up his wife from her workplace after they met in an orchard property that both men tended to as a hobby. They were never seen again. He would often pick up his wife at the hospital where she worked as a nurse, but he didn't show up that day.<mask> went to the place at 3:30 pm and told her that Font had run away with his sister-in-law and that he would never come back. <mask> was sweaty, looked tired, and had a scratch on the bridge of his nose, which made Mercedes suspicious. Julia Lamas's car was one of the items that she noticed were still in their place. Mercedes wanted them to report the disappearances to the Mossos d'Esquadra, but <mask> insisted that it was a voluntary disappearance. Mercedes shared her suspicions about <mask> after talking to a female friend. <mask> was questioned by the Mossos several times. He accused Mercedes of lying.According to <mask>, Lamas's adult son from a previous marriage called his mother from Morella, Castelln, where he lived, and told her to not worry about them because they were starting a new life together. Lamas's son testified that <mask> had tried to talk to him, but that he had ignored him. After discovering that his wife was unfaithful, "Font" left the offices of the Diari de Tarragona and

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title: Ramón Laso

texts: requested that the investigation be closed. He sent a fax to the Social Security office requesting that his monthly pension be deposited into a new bank account. The signature on the fax was not his, but a copy of the National Identity Document. Laso tried to get Julia Lamas to take over as the building's caretakers. When gps and mobile phone tracking showed that Laso was at the place where all the communications had been sent from, the missing persons investigation was reworked as a murder investigation and <mask> was arrested as the suspect.The Mossos searched <mask>'s orchard and bar, as well as the Amposta cemetery where he worked as an undertaker and his first family was buried. The bodies were never found, despite the fact that he drove to the cemetery once at 1:30 am. The Mossos found Lamas's glasses, a color copy of her DNI, and a crowbar and hoe at Laso's home. No usable DNA could be retrieved from the tools. After the disappearances, <mask> had a relationship with another woman and tried to start another with a recently divorced neighbour. Laso sneaked into her basement and taped a rose to a dead bird. The woman had a car accident the next day and was told that someone had manipulated the brakes.<mask> believed that no jury could convict him of murder without a body, so he looked forward to the trial. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison after being found guilty of both counts. The sentence was upheld by the Supreme Court of Spain. <mask>'s orchard was expropriated after a road was built over it. <mask>'s murders and their investigation were the subject of a book by a Spanish journalist. Murder of Marta del Castillo Joaqun Ferrndiz Ventura List of murder convictions without a body List of serial killers

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title: Sule Lamido

texts: The Foreign Affairs Minister of Nigeria from 1999 to 2003 was born on August 30, 1948. He was elected governor of Jigawa State. He is a member of the former ruling party. He ran for reelection on April 26, 2011. He and his sons were accused of stealing state funds. <mask> was born on August 30, 1948 in Jigawa State Nigeria. The Nigerian Second Republic had a left-of-center People's Redemption Party.He became National Secretary of the Social Democratic Party during the Nigerian Third Republic, where he received criticism for his handling of the June 12, 1993 presidential elections. When Sani Abacha announced his plan to return to democracy, he was a founding member of the Social Progressive Party and the National Secretary. He was imprisoned in 1998 for speaking out against Abacha. There were new parties formed after the death of Abacha to contest the 1999 elections. The person became a member of the party. The All People's Party (APP) candidate Ibrahim Saminu Turaki defeated him in the 1999 elections for Governor of Jigawa State. Abubakar Rimi, Olusegun Obasanjo's Vice-Presidential partner, was lobbying for the Foreign Minister job after he was turned down for the job.There were tensions between Rimi and <mask>. In December of 2003 the two disagreed over the choice of chairman of a committee to investigate the chairman of the party, with one delegate describing the argument as "unseeming behavior". Rimi was described as a contradiction of his political past. During a courtesy visit to Rimi in December 2007, he was described as a major factor that cannot be ignored in Nigerian politics. Group of 77 was turned over to Iran in 2001. At the hand-over ceremony, he gave an enthusiastic account of the progress made under Nigeria's leadership. The delegates from other countries agreed that a lot had been achieved.In 2001, after a meeting with British Prime Minister Tony Blair in London, <mask> said the meeting was "fantastic". He inaugurated a committee to organize an international conference on human trafficking, child abuse, child labor

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title: Sule Lamido

texts: and slavery. Hundreds of Nigerian traffickers died trying to cross the Sahara Desert and the Mediterranean Sea to reach Europe. At the United Nations in 2001, Nigeria's president spoke about the corrosive impact of corruption on new democracies, and called for an international instrument against transfer of looted funds abroad. The Joint Committee of the House of Representatives went to Pakistan in January 2003 without consulting the Foreign ministry. The risk of such a trip without background knowledge of the delicate balance of alliances was pointed out by <mask> in his letter to Yar'Adua. Yar'Adua said that nobody is here as an appendage of the ministry.We are not his boys, we are not bound by his foreign policy strategy. Governor Turaki of Jigawa State made a claim in March 2003 that the Federal government had neglected the state, calling on him to account for the way in which he had spent federal funds. In May 2003 he claimed that the polls had been rigged in favor of the All Nigeria People's Party. In August of 2006 it was reported that the North West zone of the party had rejected the candidacy of <mask>. The then incumbent governor of Jigawa State, Saminu Turaki, defected to the People's Democratic Party in the months leading to the election in which he was defeated by <mask>. On May 29, 2007, he took office. Saminu Turaki was charged with financial mismanagement after the election and it was difficult to get sureties for his bail.He said that the Jigawa leaders were intimidated not to stand as sureties. The allegations were denied by <mask>. In June 2007, <mask> accused new generation banks of helping state governors to loot their treasuries and called for tighter regulations. The next six months will see the spending of N2 billion on education, which will be used to rebuild schools and provide basic teaching materials. N450 million was invested for training teachers to teach core courses in junior secondary schools. Major construction programs were initiated by the Dutse Capital Development Authority. Free plots of land

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title: Sule Lamido

texts: and basic infrastructure were offered to investors in Jigawa State in September 2009.The plan to give beggars a monthly payment to stay off the streets was announced in December 2009. In December 2009, it was reported that Olusegun Obasanjo had started to lobby for the position of vice president of the Peoples Democratic Party. On April 26, 2011, <mask> ran for reelection. The runner-up was Badaru Abubakar of the ACN, who scored 343,177 votes. After being arrested and tried for allegedly arranging for contracts to be placed by companies that they controlled, <mask> and his two sons were briefly jailed. He blamed his enemies. In October of last year, he wrote his political associates and senior members of his party to say he was interested in running for president.In February of last year, he formally declared his candidacy for the presidency of the Peoples Democratic Party at a rally in Jigawa State. He said at the rally that he would be the Nigerian president in 2019. In June of last year, supporters of the presidential candidate organised a prayer session in Dutse but were stopped by the police due to security reasons. The prayer was organised by Jigawa State students who were recipients of foreign scholarships. There were 12 candidates that ran for the presidential nomination of the party. The former Vice President, Abubakar, was from Adamawa State, while the other two were from Yobe State. The challenge was that the delegate votes from the region would be split between the candidates from here.Ahead of the party's primary, Abubakar asked <mask> to withdraw from the race but he refused, saying he is a senior to Abubakar. Others were David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark, David Mark In the presidential primary conducted in October of last year, <mask> scored 96 votes and placed 6th behind Abubakar who scored 1,532 votes. See the list of governors of Jigawa

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title: Derrick Miller

texts: A former US Army National Guardsman sergeant was sentenced to life in prison with the chance of parole for the murder of an Afghan civilian during a battlefield interrogation. <mask> is associated with a group of military personnel who were convicted of war crimes. <mask> was granted parole after eight years in prison. He is the Military Adviser to Texas Republican U.S. Representative Louie Gohmert and the Executive Director of the Justice for Warriors Caucus. <mask>'s parents are his mother and step- father. He grew up in Frederick, Maryland, attended Frederick High School, and later lived in Hagerstown, Maryland. He was employed as a security guard.<mask> has two daughters. <mask> was a sergeant in the Maryland Army National Guard. He joined the National Guard in 2006 and volunteered for three combat deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan. His wife said he received two medals for his military service. <mask> was assigned to a Connecticut National Guard unit and attached to the US Army's 101st Airborne Division on his third tour of duty. On September 26, 2010, <mask> was on a combat mission in a Taliban-controlled area in north-eastern Afghanistan. He was told that his base had been penetrated.An Afghan man suspected of being an enemy combatant was brought to <mask> for questioning. <mask> said that the suspect tried to grab his gun and that he shot him in self-defense. The man was later identified by the military. <mask>'s lawyer told the jury that <mask> stopped the man for questioning when he walked through a defensive perimeter that <mask>'s unit had set up around a mortar unit. <mask> believed that the man could be a threat to his unit who was scouting the area for the Taliban, and that he shot and killed the man when he tried to grab <mask>'s weapon. A platoon sergeant testified that as a result of the interrogation of the suspect the unit came to believe that a Taliban attack was imminent and heightened its security, and that within an hour the unit was in fact attacked, with the sergeant crediting <mask>'s interrogation of the man with saving the lives A Guardsman from Maryland testified that he

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title: Derrick Miller

texts: heard <mask> threaten to kill the man if he did not tell the truth, and that he straddled the man, who was lying on his back, before shooting him in the head."Immediately following the event, the accused said, 'I shot him,'" said Matt Calarco, a prosecuting lawyer. He was a liar. <mask> was tried in a court martial. He was found guilty of premeditated murder of a civilian by a jury at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, in July 2011. He was sentenced to life in prison. <mask> was held at the Fort Leavenworth military Disciplinary Barracks. In June of last year, Texas Republican Representative Brian Babin wrote a letter to President Donald Trump requesting a review of <mask>'s case and the cases of other veterans who were imprisoned for battlefield crimes.<mask> received support from a congressman. Gohmert testified in support of <mask>. <mask>'s sentence was reduced to 20 years after a clemency hearing. He was eligible for parole. David "Bull" Gurfein, a retired Marine Lieutenant Colonel who served in Afghanistan and the Gulf Wars, is the CEO of United American Patriots, a nonprofit organization that lobbies for service members accused of battle crimes in war zones. He followed the rules of engagement and made the right decision. The details of the case will show an injustice has been done.<mask> was granted parole after being in prison for eight years. The Executive Director of the Justice for Warriors Caucus is <mask>. Michael Behenna, a former US Army first lieutenant convicted of murder in Iraq in 2008 and sentenced to 25 years imprisonment, received a pardon from President Trump in 2019. Clint Lorance, former US Army first lieutenant convicted of 2012 second-degree murder for two battlefield killings in Afghanistan, received a pardon after six years from President Trump in 2019. The rate of external links was mentioned. He went to prison for killing a Taliban Terrorist. "<mask>" is a member of the United American Patriots."S&F Interview: Sgt. <mask>," WCBM, October 15, 2019. Criminals from Maryland were sentenced to life imprisonment by the United States military for their involvement in the War in

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title: Ma Xiaohui

texts: <mask> is from the People's Republic of China. One of China's few first-class traditional artists is embracing an international career. She is referred to as an artist who speaks with the world through Erhu and a musician who plays with heart. <mask> and <mask> won the Oscar for the soundtrack to the film "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon". The 1999 Millennium Stage performance was considered one of the best of the year by the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. <mask> was raised in an academic family and has been playing erhu since she was six years old. Miss <mask> is a member of the United Nations Oriental Art Center, a professor at Southwest Jiaotong University, and a love envoy of the World Special Olympics.She advises the Hong Kong Youth Music Association and the Ningbo Folk Music Orchestra. <mask> <mask> toured extensively across Europe, Asia and the Americas since the late 1990s, appearing with noted orchestras in more than one hundred concerts in addition to presenting several-fold more lectures. European appearances have included the Berlin Chamber Orchestra, the Hamburg Philharmonic Orchestra, the French National Symphony Orchestra, Switzerland's Symphony Orchestra St. Her global "Erhu Dialogues," a musical conversation about Oriental and Western civilization, was featured in many of her recitals. Notable recent European performances include a recital for the King and Queen of Sweden, along with Chinese President Hu Jintao. Her programs in North America include performances with the American Youth Philharmonic Orchestra of Washington, DC, as well as the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Vernon was a member of the White House Historical Society.She appeared at the United Nations, at

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title: Ma Xiaohui

texts: the New York Philharmonic conductor's Castleton Theater, and at an internationally televised program at the Crystal Cathedral in Orange County, California. Miss <mask> made her Carnegie Hall debut in New York City in 2008. In Asia, <mask> <mask> has performed with the National Symphony Orchestra of China, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Japan's NHK symphony orchestra, the Singapore National symphony, and at Classical Concert Hall in Korea. Miss <mask> was presented with her artistry to African heads of state by the Chinese premier at the African summit in Shanghai. Miss <mask> can be seen in music specials on Chinese TV. <mask> <mask> has composed numerous pieces, including her major works "The Spirit of My Erhu" and "The Story of Two Strings", which werepremiered at the Beethoven House in Bonn, Germany. Her adaptations of Western and Chinese classical compositions include Béla Bartk's "Romanian Folk Dances", "Inventions II" and "Liebesleid", and the Ping Tan Opera."Genghis Khan," "The Shepherd Girl," "Hard to Say Good- Bye," and "Deep at Night" are some of the world premiere films. She has lectured at dozens of world universities, including the University of Notre Dame. She was the World Music Scholar-in-Residence at Azusa Pacific University in 2007, as well as conducting a concert at Scripps College. <mask> <mask> has redefined the erhu, elevating it to a fine classical standing, stretching her ancient, versatile instrument's boundaries with new tone colors and techniques. <mask> is a brilliant interpreter, mastering all possibilities of her tender instrument and playing her truly personal interpretation with enormous humor and refinement. She could show once again her breathtaking virtuosity.

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texts: She shows her continuous creativity and truthfulness to her own personality, touching, through her music, the entire audience.<mask>'s Erhu is able to evoke not just traditional Chinese musical themes, but also the emotional variety of Western music as well. She tries to bridge cultural divides and emphasize the universality of music. Europeans praise China's rare flower in the garden of traditional music. Nuremberg Daily said that Erhu, an ordinary instrument in appearance, gains an incredible strength through the interpretation of <mask>. The Times said that they believed in music as a universal language. The Oxford Times said that she drew a kind of human voice devoid of words, and her playing "sounds so culture-free and universal, that <mask>'s gift, and vibrant musicality, shone out on us like light." One is almost startled by the powerful sound of the instrument that reminds one of a human voice and how it is able to express itself emotionally, according to the Swiss press.<mask> proved to be a magnificent Erhu player who, as if by magic, produced out of the two strings fantastic sound effects. The harmony of the imitations of singing birds, subtly drawn and melodious bows, elegiac songs, and comedian dialogues was unified by the fantastic virtuosity and musicality of the soloist. In duet with Yo-yo <mask>, "Erhu with Piano" was featured in the Oscar-winning film. <mask>'s CDs and DVDs include: Erhu Around the World. The photo-booklet was titled "Spirit of My Erhu" and was written by Slav. Four Seasons of Erhu-Romance, <mask> Special Features No. 1, Slav, Shanghai, 2006 2, Slav, Shanghai, 2006 New Colors from China (with Li Biao, percussion),Deutsche Welle, Germany, 2003 Deep Night, Bailey Record

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title: Robyn Archer

texts: An Australian singer, writer, stage director, artistic director, and public advocate of the arts, <mask>, AO, CdOAL was born in 1948. <mask> was born in South Australia. She began singing when she was four years old and continued until she was 12 years old, singing everything from folk and pop to blues, rock, jazz and cabaret. She immediately took up a full-time singing career after graduating from university. A degree in English and adiploma of education are what archer has. The man is gay. She sang Annie I in the Australian premiere of The Seven Deadly Sins to open The Space of the Adelaide Festival Centre.She met English translator and editor John Willett after playing Jenny in Threepenny Opera. Her name has been associated with the German cabaret songs of Paul Dessau and others from the Weimar Republic. Her 1981 show The Pack of Women and her one-woman cabaret A Star is Torn both became successful books and recordings, the latter being produced for television in 1986. She played A Star is Torn in Australia from 1979 to 1983, and in the West End for a year. The singer gave a series of concerts in 2008 and 2009, including iprotest! There are separate German and French concerts with Michael Morley. All were sell-out.The Conquest of Carmen Miranda, Songs From Sideshow Alley, and Cafe Fledermaus are just a few of the works that <mask> has written. She was commissioned to write a new opera in 1989. She created the Tough Nut Cabaret for

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