title: Zhu Yougui

texts: to take to the Eastern Capital. We will die soon! On July 17th, Emperor Taizu ordered his chief of staff to make the prefect of Lai Prefecture, <mask>i, immediately. It was customary to exile an official before executing a person around that time.The imperial guard general Han Qing agreed to participate in a conspiracy with <mask>i because he was afraid of Emperor Taizu's frequent executions of senior officials and generals. After taking their troops into the palace, they assassinated Emperor Taizu and had his servant kill him. Pretending that Emperor Taizu was still alive, <mask>i sent an order in Emperor Taizu's name to <mask>, who was the commander of the imperial guards at Daliang. The order was subsequently carried out by <mask>. The throne was taken by <mask>i after he blamed the assassination on <mask>. After <mask>i took the throne, the senior general Shihou used the opportunity to seize the wealthy Tianxiong Circuit in order to defend it against potential Jin attacks. At the meeting,

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title: Zhu Yougui

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask>i tried to get Yang, who was respected by the Later Liang soldiers, to support him, so he sent him back to Tianxiong.Rumors quickly spread that <mask>i was responsible for Emperor Taizu's death, despite his attempts to appease them by giving them rewards. The military governor of the Huguo Circuit was particularly vocal, and when he was summoned to the other side of the country, he refused. The general campaign against <mask>an was declared by <mask>i. After submitting to Jin's prince Li Cunxu, <mask>an sought aid from Jin. Li Cunxu arrived and repelled the Later Liang forces who were under the command of Kang. Despite the loss of Huguo, it was said that <mask>i was alienating the generals and the officials. The plot began with <mask>i's brother-in-law and cousin.In order to get Yang to support him, <mask> sent an emissary. In the spring of 913, Yuan, who was an imperial guard general, rose with his soldiers and fought into the palace. When they realized there was no escape, <mask>i ordered

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title: Henry Constantine Richter

texts: The famous English 19th century ornithologist John Gould had a large number of skillful coloured lithographs of birds and mammals created by <mask>. Before her death in 1841, Elizabeth Coxen produced many of the original drawings used by <mask> as the basis for his coloured lithographs. His reputation was overshadowed by that of his employer. His name was forgotten since it was not customary to acknowledge illustrators in the titles of publications. The extent of his contribution to Gould's work came to light in 1978 in the work of the researcher Christine E. Jackson. In order to reduce confusion, full-length names will be used for each of his relatives, whereas <mask> will be referred to as '<mask>' throughout the article. If no citation is given in this section for the dates of birth, death, marriage and residence of the <mask> family, the information can be accessed online.His father was a philosopher, painter and engraver who was born in Soho, Middlesex, England to Mary Haigh, the wife of John Augustus <mask>. On May 2, 1818, Charlotte Sophia Edson married his father. He was the first child. His sister Antonia Charlotte and his brother Charles were also born. After eight years of marriage, <mask> <mask>'s first wife, Elizabeth Smith, lost her half-sister, who had already been born to her. He was a member and president of the Associated Artists in Water Colours and exhibited frequently. He was a member of the Society of Painters in Oil and Water Colours.The British Museum has several of his works. The Royal Academy of Arts in London exhibited the work of <mask>'s half- sister, who

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title: Henry Constantine Richter

texts: became a successful miniature portrait artist. The <mask>s were a close-knit family according to the English census returns. The 30 year-old <mask> was living with his parents. <mask> <mask> lived in rented accommodations, even though he didn't own a house. His family consisted of his wife, Charlotte Sophia, his adult son, two daughters and a servant. The arrangement may have been out of financial necessity as much as family affection.GJ Keulmans wrote that his remuneration had saved him from starving. <mask>'s work with coloured lithographs was breaking new ground at the time. The technique required great skill and attention to detail. The process that artists use to produce a lithograph from an image, such as a sketch, a drawing or a painting, is essentially a chemical process. A drawing is made with a greasy crayon on limestone, then gum arabic and nitrate acid is rubbed into the material, changing its structure so that when ink is applied it sticks to the crayon marks, but not the stone. It is possible for a drawing to be made directly onto the stone, even though it is more difficult to achieve Fine details are more difficult to achieve, but it is possible for a drawing to be made directly onto the stone, even though it is more difficult to achieve. The result is a more random impression, with the broad, fluid lines of a crayon and tonal planes producing a softer or subtler result than the black and white engravings.The University of Tasmania is in Australia. John Gould used his taxidermist skills to preserve the skins of birds on his expeditions. These skins were used by his artists

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texts: to guide their illustrations, together with initial sketches made by Gould to indicate his requirements for the exact appearance of the finished images. The London Zoo was opened to the public in 1847 and was a further source of models of birds and animals. Three plates in the book Genera of birds by George Robert Gray are the earliest published bird illustrations by <mask>. The Indian Barn Owl Strix javanica, the head and claws of two other owls, and a member of the pheasant and partridge family were depicted on the plates. His illustrations were liked by ornithologists.John Gould, a zoologist, needed an illustrator after the death of his wife Elizabeth Coxen, so he contacted <mask>. The working relationship between Gould and <mask> lasted for forty years before Gould died. Thousands of plates and watercolors were created for Gould. Edward Lear, William Matthew Hart, and Joseph Wolf were other illustrators employed by Gould. His best known illustrations are those of the male and female thylacine from Gould's Mammals of Australia. In 1987, an Australian company used the image on the label for one of their brands of beer. In 1934, the Tasmanian Government published a single reproduction of the same image, and earlier still, the author copied it for Tasmanian Friends and Foes.John Gould wrote in his will that he would leave a legacy of £100 to his artist friend H C <mask>. He seems to have been more concerned with the state of his 60-year-old artist than with the fact that he had contributed so much to his own prosperity for over four decades. After Gould's death, he got a small amount of

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texts: work for Gray's Birds of Asia, and he prepared a plate for Sir Richard Owen's Memoirs on the extinct wingless birds of New Zealand. Gould's books that were published posthumously, such as Birds of Asia, but new plates for the books were commissioned from William Hart. After the death of Gould, <mask> became dependent on his sister, Antonia Charlotte, who was married to a wealthy farmer. One year after her marriage, Antonia Champion became a widow and took her husband's London residence. She did not marry again after living alone with a servant.Antonia Champion took in her brother and half- sister after John Gould's death. They had been living in the Lisson grove area with their mother since their father's death. When Antonia Champion died in 1896, the house passed to <mask>, who stayed there until his death. He died on March 16th, and the administration took place on April 17th. His estate was worth about 800 pounds. In the English Census of 1841, <mask> was 14 years of age and living with his parents. In January 1896, Antonia Charlotte Champion, his half- sister, died, and in October 1896, his half-brother, <mask> <mask>, died.Works illustrated Jackson. The hand-coloured plates drawn by <mask> are listed as follows: Gray, George Robert, Genera of bird. Strix javanica HCR del is in Vol I plate XV. The head and claws of Phodius badicus and Strix flammea can be found in Vol I plate 15. Francolinus clappertoni HCR del. Birds of Australia, 1840-1848, 600 plates, & Supplement, 1851-1869, 81 plates, HCR after 1841, was written by John Gould. & lith.Gould, Joh, was the Monograph of the

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title: Navnindra Behl

texts: <mask> is a playwright, writer and actor. <mask> was born in a Sikh family. She started acting when she was three years old. She got involved in amateur theatre at a former princely state in India, did her post graduation in Punjabi literature, and participated in plays at school and college. After graduation, <mask> joined the Drama Department of Punjabi University as a lecturer. Navnindra owns the credit for training and grooming many stage, television and film artists during her career of 37 years as lecturer, reader, professor and head of department. She has 25 years' experience of teaching production, direction and acting for television and is a visiting faculty in various institutes.She has acted in many plays. She has worked in the television industry for 30 years. She has directed films and serials for television, written scripts for television programmes for Doordarshan, documentaries for Central and Punjab Government Departments, and educational programmes for Audiovisual Research Centre. She is a writer and actress with 15 years of experience in the film industry. Lucky Oye! Hollywood projects include The Pride and The Guru. She is a member of the selection panels of the Union Public Service Commission for theatre and media.The Delhi government has a ministry for cultural affairs. She has been on the panel as visiting faculty of Punjab University, Jaipur University, Garhwal University, GNDU University, Amritsar, Film & Television Institute Kolkata, Mumbai University, etc. She has been a resource person and keynote speaker at

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title: Navnindra Behl

texts: many conferences, seminars and workshops on cinema, television and theatre. A documentary about the life of social activist Vijji Srinivasan was made by Vijji Amma. The documentary on Folk Theatre Forms of North India was produced by the North Zone Cultural Centre. There is a documentary on elections in Punjab. The Educational Multi Media Research Centre has a lot of documentary and lecture series.of India. The Department of Adul Education has a serial called Khanabadosh. New Delhi is of India. Woh Ladki serial is for Doordarshan, Roop Basant serial is for Doordarshan, and Rani Kokilan tele film is for Doordarshan. There are many documentary and lecture series for the Educational Multi Media Research Centre. of India. The script "Kumarswamy" was awarded as the best writer by Sahitya Kala Parishad.The award was for the best writer. of India. The International Friendship Forum in New Delhi gave the "Rashtriya Ratan Award" for their contribution to the film and television industry. The film Maachis was honoured for its contribution to cinema by the Human Rights Organisation. The achievements in the field of theatre and media were honoured by the Manch. <mask> is the daughter of a dramatist and theatre personality. She is married to a theatre and television director.Kanu <mask> is a film writer. Books 1949 births Living people Actresses from Delhi Indian stage actresses Indian television actresses Indian theatre directors Indian women television directors Indian women television producers Indian television producers Punjabi University

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title: Ike Taylor

texts: Ivan "<mask>" <mask> is a former American football player. He spent his entire 12-year career in Pittsburgh after being drafted in the fourth round of the 2003 NFL Draft. He was a college football player at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Gretna, Louisiana, is located across the Mississippi river from New Orleans. He lived with his uncle and aunt in Harvey, Louisiana, after moving with his mother to Raleigh, North Carolina, when he was a child. He played football and basketball at a New Orleans high school. He played a number of positions in high school.<mask> was academically ineligible to play football in his first two years at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, where he majored in psychology. He earned a scholarship prior to the 2001 season when he joined the football team. He played tailback and special teams in his first season. <mask> wanted to be moved to a corner during his senior year. He started the season at the right corner and recorded 46 tackles, eight passes defensed and two forced turnovers. He did not allow an opponent to catch a ball in four games. Charles Tillman was drafted by the Chicago Bears.<mask> was selected in the fourth round of the 2003 NFL draft. His selection was made despite his inexperience and lack of consistent play and was based on <mask>'s rare combination of size and speed. He was timed as fast

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title: Ike Taylor

texts: as 4.18 seconds in the 40-yard dash at his pro day, but most coaches and general managers didn't see his potential. Mark Madden claimed at the time that <mask> was the worst pick in history. The Pittsburgh Steelers signed <mask> to a three-year, $1.18 million contract that included a signing bonus of $275,000. He was competing against Chidi Iwuoma to be the fourth corner on the depth chart. Bill Cowher named <mask> the fourth defensive back on the depth chart, behind Chad Scott, Dewayne Washington, and Deshea Townsend.Kevin Spencer gave him kick return duties. In the season opener against the Baltimore Ravens, he made his professional regular season debut and recorded two tackles. <mask> returned two kicks for 29-yards. He returned six kicks for a season-high 145-yards in a 33–21 loss to the St. Louis Rams in Week 8. In Week 12 of the 2003 season, <mask> made his first career start at nickelback and recorded four combined tackles in a 13–6 victory over the Cleveland Browns. After Chad Scott was placed on injured reserve, he remained at nickelback for the rest of the season. 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

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title: Ike Taylor

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title: Ike Taylor

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texts: an intercept in the red zone as they defeated the Seattle Seahawks 21–10. On September 3, 2006 the Pittsburgh Steelers signed <mask> to a four-year, $22.5 million contract that included a signing bonus of $6.4 million. The contract made <mask> the highest paid defensive back in the history of the franchise. <mask> was named a starter to begin the season, along with Deshea Townsend, after entering training camp as a starting Cornerback. He recorded six combined tackles and a career-high seven pass deflections in the Pittsburgh Steelers' victory over the Miami Dolphins. In the third week of the season, he made four combined tackles, a pass deflection, and an intercept in a 28–20 loss to Cincinnati. <mask> made a season-high eight solo tackles and two pass deflections in theSteelers' 23–13 loss at the San DIEGO CHARGERS in Week 5 of the 2006 season.During a 31–20 loss to the Denver Broncos in Week 9 of the 2006 season, <mask> was benched in favor of Bryant McFadden after giving up six reception for 134-yards and two touchdown to wide receiver Javon Walker. Prior to his benching, <mask> covered the opponent's top receiver man-to-man. He finished the game with six solo tackles and three pass deflections. <mask> was demoted to being the third defensive back on the depth chart in Week 12. He finished the season with 69 combined tackles (60 solo), 15 pass


title: Ike Taylor

texts: deflections, and two intercepts in 16 games and 11 starts. The head coach named <mask> and Deshea to start the season. He made his first career sack in the Pittsburgh Steeler's 34–7 victory over the Cleveland Browns in the season opener.The quarterback was sacked for a ten-yard loss in the second quarter. On October 7, 2007, <mask> made five combined tackles, a season-high four pass deflections, and an intercept in the Steelers' 21–0 victory against the Seattle Seahawks. He was the defensive player of the week. <mask> recorded five solo tackles, three pass deflections, and a touchdown return in the 16th week of the season. He returned a pass for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. He had a season-high nine solo tackles in the Pittsburgh's 27–21 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 17. <mask> finished the season with 80 combined tackles (69 solo), 16 pass deflections, three interceptions, a sack, and a touchdown in 16 games and 16 starts.The Pittsburgh Steelers finished first in the division with a 10–6 record. On January 5, 2008, <mask> made three combined tackles, a pass deflection, and an intercept during a 31–29 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in the AFC Wildcard Game. His pick was his third in a row. Dick LeBeau retained <mask> and Townsend to start the 2008 season. <mask> was the No. on October 26, 2008. It was the first time since 2006 that a


title: Ike Taylor

texts: cornerback was demoted. Dick LeBeau decided to have <mask> play one-on-one man coverage and shadow the Giants' No.Plaxico Burress is a wide receiver. During their 21–14 loss against the New York Giants in Week 8, <mask> held Burress to three catches for 15-yards and made three solo tackles. He held Santana Moss to 14-yards on two catches and recorded three combined tackles and two pass deflections in a 23–6 victory at the Washington Redskins in Week 9. During the 20–13 victory against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 14, he made three combined tackles. In Week 16 of the 2008 season, <mask> had a season-high seven combined tackles and broke up a pass. He finished the season with 65 combined tackles (50 solo), 14 pass deflections, and an intercept in 16 games and 16 starts. The Pittsburgh Steelers secured a first-round bye and home-field advantage in the playoffs with a 12–4 record.They got to the Super Bowl after defeating the San Diego Chargers and Baltimore Ravens. On February 1, 2009, <mask> started in the Super Bowl and recorded eight combined tackles in the game. <mask> was named a starter along with William Gay in 2009. <mask> had a season-high ten combined tackles in the Week 7 victory against the Minnesota Vikings. In Week 17 of the 2010 season, <mask> made four combined tackles, a pass deflection, and an intercept in a win over the Miami Dolphins.


title: Ike Taylor

texts: Miami Dolphins quarterback Pat White was knocked out by a helmet-to-helmet hit from <mask>. White did not sustain long-term damage from the hit and was carted off the field.He finished the season with 62 combined tackles, 13 pass deflections, a sack, and an intercept in 16 games and 16 starts. <mask> was slated to enter training camp as the No. Deshea Townsend was not re-signed by the Steelers. He was named the starter by head coach Mike Tomlin. In the season opener against the Atlanta Falcons, he started and recorded a season-high seven combined tackles and a pass deflection. He tied his season-high of seven combined tackles in the second week of the season. On December 5, 2010, <mask> collected three combined tackles, broke up a pass, and sacked Joe Flacco in the Pittsburgh Steeler's 13–10 win at the Baltimore Ravens.The sack was the third one of his career. In 16 games and 16 starts, he finished the season with 66 combined tackles (52 solo), 11 pass deflections, two interceptions, and a sack. The Pittsburgh Steelers secured a first round bye and home-field advantage with a 12–4 record. The PittsburghSteelers reached the Super Bowl after defeating the Baltimore Ravens 31– 24 in the divisional round of the playoffs and then defeating the New York Jets 24–19 in the championship game. <mask> started in the Super Bowl and recorded four combined


title: Ike Taylor

texts: tackles as the Steelers were defeated by the Green Bay Packers. The Pittsburgh Steelers signed <mask> to a four-year, $28 million contract on July 29, 2011. Dick LeBeau decided to keep McFadden and <mask> in the starting lineup.<mask> recorded four combined tackles, two pass deflections, and an intercept of a pass attempt by quarterback Tyler Palko in the Pittsburgh Steeler's 13–9 victory at the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 12 of 2011. He had a season-high seven combined tackles, three pass deflections, and an intercept in the win against Cincinnati in Week 13. <mask> finished the season with 44 combined tackles (34 solo), 14 pass deflections, and two intercepts in 16 games and 16 starts. The Pittsburgh Steelers finished second in the AFC North with a 12–4 record in 2011. <mask> started in the Wildcard game at the Denver Broncos and recorded seven tackles. After winning the coin toss, the Broncos took possession of the ball and went into overtime. <mask> gave up a touchdown on the first play of overtime when he was beaten on a post route by Demaryius Thomas.On February 10, 2012 the Pittsburgh Steelers restructured <mask>'s contract in order to free up salary cap space and convert $4.95 million of his base salary into a signing bonus. $3.28 million in cap space was freed up by the maneuver. The No. <mask> entered training camp. There is a starting

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texts: the season with 16 combined tackles (11 solo) and two pass deflections in five games and five starts.<mask> announced his retirement on April 14, 2015. He was added to the NFL Network as an analyst on August 13, 2015, and appeared on shows such as The Top 100 Players. After sexual harassment accusations against them were made, he was suspended from the NFL Network. <mask> lives in New Orleans during the off-season. He trains with Tom Shaw at Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex in Florida. The FaceMeIke Football Camp in New Orleans has been run by <mask> every summer since 2005. Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns football players are from Gretna, Louisiana, while Pittsburgh Steelers players are from Harvey,

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title: Anna Sandström

texts: <mask>m was a Swedish feminist, reform pedagogue and a pioneer within the educational system of her country. She was the leading reform pedagogue within female education in Sweden in the late 19th century. The administrator Carl Eric Sandstrm had a child named <mask>m. She was brought up as a foster child after her father's death. She was forced to interrupt her education because she followed her foster father around the country on his military posts. She graduated as a teacher from the Royal Seminary in Sweden in 1874. By the time of her graduation, females were given the right to attend university in Sweden, but she was not given the chance to attend university herself.She worked as a teacher at the hlinska girls' schools and at the Sdermalms hgre lroanstalt fr flickor. She was not comfortable in the girls' school environment and she was critical of the education they normally provided their students. She studied history, French and Swedish literature and Latin as an autodidact. She studied the publications of pedagogues. Sandstrm first appeared in the public educational debate with her article Gifva vra flicks. Do our girl's schools give us cause for unhappiness? Sophie Adlersparre is the author of the feminist publication Tidskrift fr hemmet.She criticized education under the male name of Uffe. French was the main distinction of an educated female academic while Latin was the main distinction of a male. She published Realism i undervisning eller Sprkkunskap under the same pseudonym in 1882. The beginning of the various critical reform pedagogues of the late 19th century in Sweden is seen as the starting point. Sandstrm founded a literary discussion group named

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texts: Uffe-kretsen (Uffe Circle) of educational reformers because the author was assumed to be a male academic. Leading members were Fredrique Runquist, Fridtjuv Berg, Hjalmar Berg, Sigfrid Almquist and Sofi Almquist. The group founded two co-education schools, published radical articles and teaching books, arranged international school meetings with similar groups inDenmark and Norway, as well as the Pedagogiska sllska.<mask>m was a board member of the Pedagogiska sllskapet. In 1879-1901, she was a frequent and leading participant in the national Flickskolemten meetings for teachers and reform pedagogues, which were held in Sweden to discuss issued regarding female education, which were managed by girl schools until the introduction of co- education. <mask>m was the principal of the Anna Sandstrm School from 1884 to 1926. She founded this school with reference to her male alter ego Uffe, whose ideas had become very praised. It was her goal to realize the ideas she had presented in her publication in this school, and she used it to experiment with her educational ideas. <mask>m was a promoter of co- education. She believed in individual education, to find and develop every student's personal talent, and to make each subject enjoyable through literature.She believed that learning should be done by experience. She founded the Anna Sandstrms hgre lrarinneseminarium for female teachers in 1900. This was supposed to be an alternative to the Royal Higher Teacher Seminary. The reform of the public colleges in 1905 and 1928 and the reformed educational plans of 1919 were influenced by the ideas of <mask>trm. The Swedish royal medal Illis quorum meruere labores was given to her

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title: Anna Sandström

texts: in 1904 for her "successful work for the education of the female youth". The radical paper Verdandi was edited by the Editor in the late 19th century. Uffe was unknown to be her and thought to be an actual male academic, but the paper presented itself as the house organ for her.The paper was the leading educational paper in Sweden until the 1920s. <mask> was one of the founding members of the women's rights movement and published her first article as a reformer in 1884. She was a participator in the gender debate through her articles in the paper. She was against the Difference feminism which demanded equal rights for men and women because their differences would complement and benefit society, and she was against the radical line of the feminist movement which saw men and women as unique individuals and defended their right to develop their personality in opposition of traditional gender roles. She became one of the leading figures within Swedish feminism. Her articles were sold separately. In 1898 she wrote an article under hvilka frutsttningar.Is the women's movement important for culture and progress? She stated that it was necessary to make happy marriages possible and develop a rich society if the sexes were to be equal. She focused more on the questions regarding female education during her later years. <mask>trm som pedagogisk nydanare is one of the sources. Nordisk tidskrift was published in 1933. Gunhild Kyle, <mask>trm, and <mask>trm were all born in 2001. Under 1800-talet, Svensk flickskola.Kvinnohistoriskt arkiv is in Gteborg. <mask> C Sandstrm is the author of the book. There were 19th-century Swedish educators and 19th-century Swedish business

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title: Habib Wahid

texts: chapter is due to an evolved music market where he can earn good profits by releasing one single at a time rather than an entire album. "Mon Ghumay Re" is a world song that blends rock, folk and electronic music. A concert in the UK promoting Bangla music and culture was held in 2015, with other artists including Ferdous <mask>, Nancy and Hridoy Khan. The single "Cholo Bangladesh" was a promotional song for the Cricket World Cup and was sung by rock musicians Zohad and Emil. Pritom Hasan, a musician who would work with Wahid and release his own music in the future, did additional production for the track. "Tomar Akash" is a pop song."Moner Thikana", a love song written and produced by himself, was released in the summer. "Bewapora Mon" was released a month later and used in the film Ami Tomar Hote Chai. "Meghe Dhaka Shohor" from the TV serial of the same name is one of the singles released by Wahid. The single "Ei Bangla Ei Manush" was released for the World Bank's End Poverty Day campaign. The success of the people of Bangladesh is the subject of the song. The single "Tumi Hina" was released independently by Wahid. "Mitthe Noy" was released on February 14th.In contrast to the slow R&B songs that he just released, <mask>'s "Ghum" is an upbeat pop electronic song. The single "Golaper din" was released in the summer. Lubyana and <mask> were divorced in the same year. He married Rehana in 2011. They have a son, Alim. The year 2012 In January 2021, he announced that he had married a woman.They had a son on July 8,

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title: Stafford Heginbotham

texts: <mask> was a British businessman and chairman of the football club at the time of 56 deaths in the stadium fire, which occurred immediately after the club won league promotion that mandated a costly upgrade of spectator facilities. A book in 2015 revealed the extent of Heginbotham's fire insurance claims before the disaster, which led to him being the subject of local innuendo. In the light of the book's revelations, the head of a 1985 public inquiry into the disaster maintained there was no reason to think there had been anything sinister about the stadium fire, although he acknowledged it was cause for suspicion that <mask> had been a serial insurance claimr. He was regarded as the firm's best salesman at the age of 24 after working as a salesman for a soft furnishings company. Heginbotham had two sons, James and Simon, who still reside in West Yorkshire. The "Stafford Heginbotham Castle Trophy Highest Aggregate Wickets" was created by Heginbotham. The trophy is still running.The company was set up in 1971 by Heginbotham. Heginbotham said "I have just been unlucky" after the business suffered two major fires in a row. One was started by children. Heginbotham claimed 3 million dollars for the destruction of the premises and a large amount of stock just before Christmas. He didn't use the insurance proceeds to re-open the business despite attempts by the city council to save it. It is a matter of dispute how seriously innuendo about Heginbotham being a serial arsonist and insurance fraudster was meant, but when businessmen in the 1970s saw smoke in the sky, they joked "that will be one of

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title: Stafford Heginbotham

texts: <mask>'s". Heginbotham became chairman of the football club where he was a popular figure.<mask> introduced the 'City Gent' character in 1966. He said that football is the opera of the people. John Hendrie, a former player, said that he was known for wearing a wig. If we won, <mask> would come to the dressing room and give us a few drinks for free. He would quit if we didn't see him until 2.50pm the following week. When we looked at his "syrup", we'd always ask when he was going to pay. In his book, The Real McCall, he talks about his time at the A.F.C.Stuart McCall talks about agreeing a tax-free payment with <mask>ham but not being honoured by Jack Tordoff. After a second hearing, the club was promoted to the Football League. Jack Tordoff stated that Stuart was very close to <mask>botham, and he and Stuart arranged a deal while they were on a club end-of-season holiday. <mask> promised Stuart that if we didn't get promotion he would leave the club. The signing-on fee of £50,000 was promised by <mask>, but he didn't tell the board that it was tax-free. At the end of the season, we allowed Stuart to break his contract and go to Goodison to further his career because a promise had been made to him. We were taken to a tribunal by Stuart.Stuart got <mask> to go with him after he appealed against the tribunal's decision. The club paid up on the same day <mask> promised a tax-free payment to Stuart. The club had secured promotion to Division Two in the last game of the 1984–85 season, which necessitated the replacement of the terracing that had been in place since 1912. Hegginbotham received an

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texts: estimate for the construction of a new stand. Heginbotham didn't have the financial resources to pay for new terracing, and had difficulty meeting the wage bill and running costs at the club. There was a fire at one end of the stand at the end of the game. The wooden structure was quickly ablaze; heat and thick smoke made it hard for spectators to escape.Half of the people who died in the fire were over the age of 70. Many of the survivors needed plastic surgery. <mask>, who was in the director's box 50 yards away from where the fire started, said he thought two flares or smoke bombs had gone off before the fire started. Hundreds of supporters in the wooden stand would smoke on a match day. An inquiry heard from a man and his nephew who were seated near the apparent origin of the fire and concluded that a lit cigarette falling through gaps in the floor of the wooden structure caused the fire. The local government grants and insurance proceeds were used to rebuild facilities. After <mask> was warned by the local authority of the danger of a cigarette falling through the flooring and sparking a fire underneath the wooden structure, the club carried out some safety work on the stand.The open steps were criticized. An article by investigative journalist Paul Foot in the Daily Mirror catalogued five previous fires at Heginbotham businesses, and suggested that he had failed to act on the warnings of the local authority fire officers. Foot dropped the story after Heginbotham threatened to sue. Despite an accusatory graffiti campaign targeting his businesses, Heginbotham's reputation for

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title: Stafford Heginbotham

texts: deliberately setting fires received little or no mention in the local media. He left as chairman in January 1988 after returning for a second spell. He sold his shares in the city. Heginbotham converted Pastures into a hotel in 1987.He moved to Jersey as a tax exile after selling the hotel in a shares transaction deal toWhitbread. <mask> died following a heart transplant in 1995. He was 61 years old. His funeral was held in May 1995 and he was buried overlooking Valley Parade. A book written by a survivor of the disaster pointed to <mask>'s. <mask> had recovered ten million pounds from his insurance after the stadium fire, according to the book. His total compensation for fires, including the burning down of the stand, was equivalent to over 25 million dollars.A former detective who was involved in the inquiry, which was never a criminal investigation, claimed that a man who died accidentally dropped a cigarette and started the fire. The man's nephew, who had been with him at the disaster and also testified to the inquiry, insisted that his uncle had not made an admission at the time. Oliver Popplewell, the judge who headed the original inquiry, acknowledged that the new information in the book was "highly suspicious" about some of Heginbotham's dealings, but he stood by the inquiry's conclusion that the fire in the stadium was accidental. There are three types of people, those who make things happen, those who watch things happen and those who wonder what happened, according to a sign in Heginbotham's office. Heginbotham was interviewed on the day of the fire. Business people from the

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title: Ned Vizzini

texts: <mask> is anInfobox writer who lives in New York City. He was the author of four books for young adults, including It's Kind of a Funny Story, which was the basis of the film of the same name. In his early 20s, Vizzini was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was found dead in Brooklyn, New York, after taking his own life. The Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn was where Vizzini grew up. He graduated from Stuyvesant High School in 1999. The time spent at Stuyvesant is said to be the basis for his characters and situations.An essay he submitted to the New York Press about winning an honorable mention at a writing competition was his first published work. He was a writer for the paper and wrote about everything from family vacations to getting drunk in the street with other kids. He was invited to write an article for


title: Ned Vizzini

texts: depression as well as the sexual curiosity of The Other Normals was published in 2012 A teenager falls into a fantasy world that is the basis of his favorite role-playing game.The Austin American-Statesman had a review that said the "sharp wit from author <mask>'s earlier works is on display here as well." Two episodes of Teen Wolf were written with Nick Antosca. House of Secrets was the first novel in a middle grade fantasy series. It stayed on the New York Times list for four weeks. The book was given an "A-" by Entertainment Weekly. He wrote for The New York Times, The Los Angeles Review of Books, and Salon. Students can use writing as a medicine for mental health if they use it correctly.He spoke at NYU, Murray State University, The National Council of Teachers of English, and a Master's Tea at Yale. They were story editors on ABC's Last Resort. They are credited with writing the episode "Nuke It Out". A writing workshop was held for local teenagers. The workshops were held at Barnes & Noble. The teens who attended had the chance to have their work published on the group's website. He died by suicide in Brooklyn, New York, at the age of 32.The New York City chief medical examiner's office said he had injuries. Daniel told reporters that his brother had jumped off the roof of their parents' building. Teen Angst? The Other Normals, House of Secrets, and House of Secrets: Battle of the Beasts are


title: Maria Clara of the Child Jesus

texts: <mask> of the Child <mask> was born on June 15, 1843 and died on December 1, 1899. She was the superior of the congregation. Her beatification was celebrated in Lisbon in 2011. The nobles Nuno Toms de Mascarenhas Galvo Mexia de Moura Telles de Albuquerque were born in Lisbon on June 15, 1843. 15 March. Father Jernimo gave her herbaptism in the church of Benfica. Carmo de Abranches Ferreira da Cunha was her goddaughter.During her adolescence, her great-uncle and little brother died. Her mother died from the disease on May 30, 1856, and her father died from the disease in Saint Joseph's Hospital in 1856. In October of 1858 she joined the Royal Asylum of Ajuda, an orphanage for children of noble families, and stayed there until June of 1862. She was treated like her own daughter by the Marchioness. She sought shelter at the convent in 1867. She assumed the name "<mask> of the Child <mask>" after receiving the habit of the Capuchin order in 1869. Father Raimundo dos Anjos Beiro supported her entry into the religious life and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDealsShe left Portugal for the novitiate in France on February 5, 1870, because her profession was forbidden in Portugal due to the anti- religious climate. Sister <mask> of

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title: Maria Clara of the Child Jesus

texts: Esprito Santo returned to Portugal after she left for France. She returned to Lisbon on 1 May 1871 after making her profession in April 1871. She was installed as the superior and novice mistress of the Franciscan Hospitaller Sisters on May 3, 1871, and became the foundress on May 3, 1876. The order received papal assent on 27 March 1876. She sent a letter to the Holy See requesting pontifical approval of her order. Fr.She couldn't reach the funeral in time because she visited the houses of Braga, where Beiro died. She sent the first missionaries to Africa on February 7, 1884. The Holy See appointed the Cardinal Patriarch of Lisbon as the apostolic vicar to the order on June 23, 1893. She received approval from the Holy See to open a novitiate in Panjim in 1894. In August 1894, the General Chapter of the order re-elected her as superior general with 45 out of 60 votes. She was recognized as the order's foundress by the Holy See on May 22, 1896. On 29 May 1896 the Franciscan priest Antonio de <mask> was made the new apostolic visitor of the order and in the 2–25 October 1897 General Chapter sought to isolate her with amending the constitution of the order; the General Chapter of 2–6 September 1896 was for researching such amendments.The full apostolic visit ended on December 20, 1898 and she regained her powers as superior. Her death in the evening of 1 December 1899 was due to cardiac illness, asthma, and a coin that resulted in three hours of pain before she died. She was buried in the Prazeres Cemetery on December 4,


title: Emiliano Bucci

texts: A pianist, piano teacher, musicology doctor, electronic composer, sound engineer, a highly appreciated music professor in a public school, and a film maker is <mask>. He was born in Avezzano, L'Aquila, Italy. <mask> taught his son to study music at an early age. After studying at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia in Rome, he left his hometown of Capistrello in order to study at the Milan Conservatory. He continued to study traditional composition with Danilo Lorenzini while studying experimental composition with Bruno Zanolini. He studied privately with Bruno Bettinelli, the teacher of Claudio Abbado, Maurizio Pollini, and Riccardo Muti. He obtained his degree in pianoforte under the guidance of Leonardo Leonardi.He began the course of piano study in 2001 under the guidance of Paolo Bordoni. <mask> obtained a degree in electronic music. The last School of paleography and musical Filologia in Cremona was declared this title by the bachelor in four-year Musicology in the only Italian University. The scientific observation in the Didactics is the thesis of the bachelor. The introduction, translation and comment of the Deppesche Lehre of Elisabeth Caland. The public schools, medium and advanced schools in Cremona had a university specialization in 2005. One thesis deals with the instruction of electronic music at the school and the other with the realization of a complete short-films at the school.In 2005 he begins and he finishes the course of specialization "Film Maker" at the IED Communications of Milan under the guidance of numerous experts of the field. Filippo Gabbrielli was a student of the audio engineer at the SAE Institute of Milan. The thesis on Disklavier piano has been appreciated. He began to make concerts in North of Italy after completing his studies. He performed his first concert at the age of 16 in the scientific high school "Vitruvio Pollione" of Avezzano. In 1997 the Conservatory of Milan chose him for the interpretation of Pieces for piano

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title: Emiliano Bucci

texts: of Bruno Bettinelli, in presence of all teachers, students, people and of the same composer. He makes a series of Concerts at Cremona in the presence of some important people.He played in Milan in 1995. A concert of improvised and electronic music was held at Acqui Terme in 2004. In 2005 he participates in two concerts in Milan, playing 4 portable telephones "Vertu". The sponsors were "Patek Philippe" and "Pisa Orologeria". He played the piano in the Bocconi University in Milan in 2006 for the commemoration of Francesco Attanasi, with the participation of the Negramaro Italian group and Placido actor. His electronic composition "Total piano" for Disklavier piano, quadriphonic electronic music and voice was inaugurated by Roberto Prosseda. He is a teacher in public medium and advanced schools, as well as a musical production studio near Rome, where he teaches piano and electronic music.A member of the Italian Musicology Society. He has made television services in the studio Fonorecord and he was invited many times from television with the priest singer Don Elvis, studio client. The only teacher who did this in Italy was the one who taught music history, ensamble musical scores, piano and musical technologies. He taught piano and musical technologies at the "M.V.Pollione" high school. She was delegated by the school manager to represent him at the conference of the school managers of the musical high schools in Rome 3 University. There is a scientific observation in the Didactics. The introduction, translation and comment of the Deppesche Lehre of Elisabeth Caland.The Faculty of Musicology is at Pavia University. The Disklavier piano is referred to as "The Disklavier piano". There are various CDs produced for piano solo and jazz orchestra. "swing swing swing" as sound engineer, Don Elvis', "Christmas' songs", Gianluca Lusi's jazz band, and <mask> Branda's "L'essenza" All MUSIC verified credits, Antenore <mask>'s web site, and F.Busoni's articles are external

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title: Luis Alarcón

texts: Lucho Alarcn, also known as <mask>, is an actor, theater director, and activist with a distinguished film, television, and stage career. In 1957, Alarcn began working as a stage actor in independent companies. He began his career as a cinematic actor, appearing in films such as Three Sad Tigers, Jackal of Nahueltoro, The Expropriation, and Little White Dove. He had roles in telenovelas in the 1980s, but only gained attention in the press in 1983 when he played the evil Roberto Betancourt. He became the founding President when he was involved in the creation of ChileActores. Alarcn was referred to as the "Sabatini Star actor" because of his many appearances in spectacular productions of on television, which were very successful due to their social content. In 1999, he co-stars in the telenovela, which became a praised and awarded soap opera.He was part of the stable cast from 1995 to 2008. Alarcn continued to work with important figures in cinema, theater, and television after the producer's success. He has appeared in several television series such as Estpido Cupido, Romané,,, and El Seor de la Querencia. The Cueva del Milodn is where the Patagonia Film Festival was developed. He is currently recognized as the actor with the longest career in cinema in the country. <mask> was the grandson of actor and director Justo Alarcn. He learned the trade after befriending the daughter of the cinema administrator in Puerto Natales.His father was an amateur documentary maker. In a large number of films, Alarcn has appeared. He started acting in the theater in 1951, and since then he has acted in around 90 theatrical pieces. The

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title: Luis Alarcón

texts: exhibition Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller defined his vocation. He studied with Alejandro Jodorowsky at the Dramatic Arts Center of the Pedagogical Institute of the University of Chile. He made his big screen debut in the 1957 film. Pedro Chaskel became the director of Experimental Cinema at the University of Chile after working as an assistant director on the film.Alarcn narrated the first film, La Universidad en la Antarctica. He starred in Ral Ruiz's first feature film, El tango del viudo. The shoot led directly into the making of Three Sad Tigers, which is considered to be one of the most important films of the country. He was summoned to join the experimental film team of the University of Chile, which produced his first feature film project called Jackal of Nahueltoro, which was based on real events in the San Carlos region, where an uneducated man murders a whole family and later, after being educated in prison Alarcn was involved in the production of the film with <mask>. Germn Becker's Aydeme usted compadre surpassed Jackal of Nahueltoro's public attendance records. The Penal Colony, The Expropriation, and Little White Dove were some of the films <mask>n participated in.Pedro Chamorro on TVN's Dramatic Area series was a character who wanted to marry his daughter due to a promise made to his dying wife. He played a very evil and abusive landlord in the television series La represa. He is known for his Indian character in advertising. Alarcn won a Golden Lion Award for his commercial at the 1986 Cannes Film Festival. The Golden Spike Award was given to him by the Institute of Higher Communication

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title: Patrick Sookhdeo

texts: <mask> was the director of the Institute for the Study of Islam and Christianity for 22 years. He is an outspoken spokesman for the persecution of Christians around the world. He is an advocate for human rights and freedom of religion. British and NATO military officers have been lectured on Islamic Extremism by <mask>. <mask>'s Muslim father became a Hindu in order to marry <mask>'s Muslim mother. The student converted to Christianity after his family migrated to England. He obtained a PhD from London University's School of Oriental and African Studies in 2000 after studying at London Bible College.The brutality being leveled at Christian minorities in Islamic nations, as well as the Islamic death penalties for conversion from Islam, became more of a concern during that time. In 1975, with his wife Rosemary, <mask> founded "In Contact Ministries", now called Servants Fellowship International, to promote evangelism and compassionate ministries in multi-cultural urban contexts in the UK. The early Greenbelt Christian arts festivals were organised by Sookhdeo. The creation of the Institute for the Study of Islam and Christianity in 1989 resulted in the creation of a global database of extremists and their followers. The "Islamic storm" was on the way by 1991. He is the International Director of the Barnabas Fund, a charity that supports Christian minorities around the world. The 2001 prize was for peace and reconciliation.He has been awarded the decoration of commander by the Syriac Orthodox Church. He is a member of the Syriac Orthodox Church. He is the Dean of the Church of Pakistan in Nigeria. The canon is not a resident of Pakistan. He has been a pastor for 40 years. He has lectured in many other theological institutions, as well as being an adjunct professor at Western Seminary and guest professor at the Reformed Seminary in Florida. He has lectured on religious, cultural and security issues.He is a Visiting Professor at Cranfield University, as well as a Senior Visiting Fellow at the

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texts: David Virtue, criticized the legal process as a travesty, asserted that the accuser was lying, and cited concerns about her testimony.<mask> was arrested by the Metropolitan Police at the airport on suspicion of indecent assault. The media publicity surrounding his arrest caused him to resign from his roles at the two organizations. <mask>'s conviction was defended by the trustees of the Barnabas Fund. After looking at the evidence, twelve senior Anglican figures concluded that there had been a concerted move to destroy the Barnabas Fund. Even though an 'all ports' alert had been issued for him, he had been living in his own home 100 metres from the police station when he was arrested. In March of 2016 it was reported that <mask> was facing historical sexual assault charges against a woman. He was charged with indecent assault on a woman aged 16 or over in Plaistow, East London, in 1977.The jury found him not guilty on August 2. Hamza A. Bajwa, News Editor of The Muslim Weekly, said that he presents a distorted image of Islam and Muslims, and Mehdi Hasan in The Guardian accused him of being a "crude, anti-Islam propagandist". Sheikh Dr Muhammed Al-Husseini, a Muslim scholar from the interfaith organisation Scriptural Reasoning, said of his colleague, "It is an absolute pleasure to be with somebody who is a very highly valued colleague, a deeply trusted colleague and for whose work I have the highest." A response to the Guardian article was published by Muhammed Al-Husseini and Tawfik Hamid. The Asian in Britain, London: Community and Race Relations Unit of the British Council of Churches is a book. ed. "Islam the Challenge to the Church" was published in 2009, "Freedom to Believe - Challenging Islam's Apostasy Law" was published in 2010, and "A Pocket Guide to Islam" was published in 2011.ed. The Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons controversy was the subject of an article published in the Sunday Telegraph. The response to the myth of moderate Islam was published in 1947 in Islamica

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title: Bill Hare

texts: <mask> is an American audio engineer who pioneered contemporary recording techniques. He was the first to record voices individually and the first to mic singers. <mask> has become well known for his large role in shaping the sound of recorded a cappella. He has been called the "patriarch" and the "Dr. Dre" by industry watchers. "The sound of contemporary recorded a cappella owes more to his technique, style, and pioneer than any other person," wrote Deke Sharon, founder and president of the Contemporary A Cappella Society. <mask> began his career playing bass after studying at San Jose State University. <mask> began working with a professional recording studio in the San Francisco Bay Area as a session musician.<mask> began working in the studio as a recording, mixing and mastering engineer in 1984. In the first few years, he recorded some a cappella music, but mostly choral, barbershop, and jazz. <mask> recorded the 1988–89 album Aquapella when he was referred to by the Stanford Mendicants. Their 1990 follow-up album earned the attention of Deke Sharon in Boston, who had heard the album and who wrote <mask> a letter describing his new a cappella society. <mask> began working with other a cappella groups. <mask>'s innovations were recording each voice with its own microphones, and he described the circumstances under which he developed his new recording techniques with collegiate a cappella groups. Modern recording techniques, such as recording individual parts to a click track and editing them together, did not exist in those days.His engineering for the 50-Minute Fun Break album landed him on the map

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texts: for good. Of all the collegiate albums I have heard, this is the one that I would recommend most readily. This would be the only collegiate album I could have. One critic said thatFleet Street's studio engineering work is incredible, and another said that the album is technically one of the best albums I've heard from the collegiate scene. The album won awards in five categories at the CARAs the next year. The best engineering we've ever heard on any collegiate album was what Sharon wrote in her statement. Ever.According to Sharon, "It was so exemplary, it was so ahead of its time, thatHare just walked away with a special award in best engineering." Even as he continued recording orchestral and concert band albums on the side, <mask>'s influence in the recorded a cappella world expanded. <mask> began earning a cappella-related awards after his trendsetting work. The 14 Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards for their new albums were nominated in 1999. <mask> produced almost all of them. <mask> was friends with the creators of ProTools. He was one of the first to try the earliest four-track music editing programs.<mask> was one of the first to include in a cappella music distortion with digital processing. The practice of "octavizing" the lowest vocal bass part was pioneered by <mask>. The House Jacks gave <mask> raw recordings from their European tour in 2001. By that time, I had worked with some collegiate stuff that was pretty cool, with the Mixed Company and the Harmonics. <mask> struck a deal for revenue sharing, instead of accepting a fixed fee, for The House Jacks' next album, which allowed

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texts: them to work together until the album was the best it could be. "This was the time to make a breakthrough," <mask> said, "That this might be something that would sell outside of the a cappella community." <mask> won aGrammy Award for Best Classical Crossover Album for his work onCalling All Dawns, an album by Christopher Tin.By the mid-2010s, <mask> was working with nearly every top a cappella group, including Sing-Off winners Nota, Home Free, and Pentatonix, with whom he received 2x multi-platinum certification for their album That's Christmas to Me. <mask> shifted his focus to European and international a cappella groups as of 2020. <mask> attributes an increasing degree of same-ness in the industry to the widespread adoption of his techniques. Engineering style and techniques before <mask> were used to record a group singing in a room with two microphones. At the turn of the 1990s, <mask> developed a new style that involved recording every voice as one would record instruments: each voice with its own microphone, and each singer just a few inches away from their microphone. A new sound was created when all the voices were placed close to the ear. <mask> was one of the first to implement vocal percussion in the style of real drum kits."The sound of contemporary recorded a cappella owes more to <mask>'s technique, style, and pioneer than any other person," said Deke Sharon, founder and president of the Contemporary A Cappella Society. Palo Alto Weekly described him as the leader of a singing group. In his memoir, Mickey Rapkin said of <mask>'s influence, "In many ways, the history of collegiate a

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texts: cappella recording is the <mask> story." <mask> is similar to Dr. Dre. <mask> won a gramophone award for his work recording and engineering Christopher Tin's album, calling All Dawns. That's Christmas to Me is one of <mask>'s best-selling albums of all time. <mask> has won more awards for recorded a cappella than any other producer.<mask> has mixed and mastered more than 70 tracks and has received more than 100 Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards nominations. One of the most prolific recording, mixing and mastering engineers is <mask>. An album by The House Jacks Fleet Street was one of the albums he worked on. That's Christmas to Me is an album by Pentatonix and it was 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519

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title: Sigeberht of East Anglia

texts: Saint Sigebert was a saint and a king of East Anglia, an Anglo-Saxon kingdom which today includes the English counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. He was the first English king to receive a ChristianBaptism and education and the first to abdicate in order to enter the monastic life. Bede's Ecclesiastical History of the English People is the main source for Sigeberht. <mask>'s step-son was from Rdwald's marriage to a pagan princess from the kingdom of Essex. He was exiled to Gaul in order to ensure that Rdwald's own descendants ruled the kingdom. After the assassination of his stepbrother Eorpwald, <mask> returned to East Anglia and became king with his brother-in-law, Ecgric, who may have been a son of Rdwald's. Even though his co-ruler was a pagan, <mask>'s reign advanced the cause of Christianity in East Anglia.Sigeberht played an important part in the establishment of the Christian faith in his kingdom, as Saint Felix arrived in East Anglia to assist him in establishing his see at Dommoc. He retired to his monastery after giving up his power. The Mercian army led by its king, Penda, attacked East Anglia. Sigeberht was dragged from his monastery to the battlefield after he refused to lead them in battle. During the battle, both kings were killed and the East Anglian army was destroyed. Sigeberht ruled the kingdom of East Anglia, a small independent Anglo-Saxon kingdom that encompassed what are now the English counties of Norfolk and Suffolk and the eastern part of the Cambridgeshire Fens. It is not known when Sigeberht was born or what his life was like before he became king, as few records survive from this period of English history.According to Bede's Ecclesiastical History of the English People, <mask> was the brother of Eorpwald and the son of Rdwald. The stepson theory is strengthened by the fact that the name Sigeberht is very similar to the name of the East Saxon

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title: Sigeberht of East Anglia

texts: royal house. If this is correct, Rdwald's wife had previously been married to an East Saxon prince or ruler. Rdwald's main heir was a young warrior named Rgenhere, who was slain in battle in 616, and his second heir was Eorpwald, who was slain in 627. Rdwald had a Christian altar in his temple, but his son Eorpwald was not a convert when he succeeded him. <mask>'s mother, who was Rdwald's wife, did not convert to Christianity, so he must have received limited encouragement to do so before being sent to Gaul. If Rdwald was protecting Eorpwald's succession against a possible claim by a son who was not of the Wuffingas line, his exile supports the stepson theory.<mask> became a Christian after living in Gaul as an exile. He was impressed by the religious institutions and schools that studied reading and writing. <mask> returned from Gaul to become the ruler of the East Angles after Eorpwald's assassination. He gained the kingdom by military means, because he was a good commander. According to the Latin term cognatus, part of the kingdom was governed by his 'kinsman'. This may mean that Rdwald's son was Ecgric. Steven Plunkett is one of the people who think that Ecgric is the same person as thelric, Rdwald's brother.Sigeberht had equal or senior power because his religious patronage was felt throughout his kingdom. <mask>'s conversion to Christianity may have been a factor in his attaining royal power since he and Eadbald, who ruled Kent, were Christian. The Frankish rulers had contacts with Eadbald. <mask>'s emergence helped strengthen the English conversion after Dagobert succeeded Clothar II in Francia. If Sigeberht was not already Christian, he is likely to have encouraged the conversion. The marriage of thelric, Rdwald's nephew, to Hereswitha, his grand-niece, was a result of Edwin's encouragement. Hereswith and Hilda were christened with him in 626.Honorius sent the

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title: Sigeberht of East Anglia

texts: apostle Saint Felix to England from Burgundy as a missionary bishop to help establish Christianity in Sigeberht's kingdom. William had a story about Felix and Sigeberht going to East Anglia. Sigeberht's accession to around 630 is because Felix was bishop for seventeen years, his successor Thomas for five and Berhtgisl died in 699. Sigeberht established the bishop's seat of his kingdom for Felix at Dommoc, which is located in Suffolk. The site of Dommoc may have been within the precinct of a Roman fort if the seat was at Walton. The future of the Church in East Anglia was secured when Sigeberht established a school in his kingdom so that boys could be taught reading and writing in Latin. Felix helped him get teachers who taught in Kent.According to the Life of Gregory the Great, Paulinus of York, who was the Bishop of Rochester in northern Kent, was connected with Rdwald's court during the exile of Edwin. Felix's training in Burgundy may have been coloured by the teaching of the Irish missionary Saint Columbanus, though the Roman basis of the East Anglian Church may have been influenced by continental lines. The Irish royal hermit and missionary Saint Fursey, along with his priests and brethren, came to East Anglia from the Athlone area. He was granted a monastery site in an old Roman fort called Cnobheresburg. Felix and Fursey established many churches in Sigeberht's kingdom. Bede records that Archbishop Honorius and Bishop Felix appreciated the work of Saint Fursey, who lived according to the principles of Irish Christianity, as well as the work of Saint Aidan of Lindisfarne, who lived according to the principles of Irish Christianity. <mask> abdicated his power to Ecgric and retired to lead a religious life within a monastery he had built for his own use.Bede doesn't know the location of Sigeberht's monastery, but later sources say it's Beodricesworth. If that


title: Pierre Levesville

texts: <mask> was a 17th-century French architect. He was the son of a master mason. His nephew, <mask>, was also a master mason. His father worked on the reconstruction of the choir with his brother. He did his apprenticeship on this site. It is thought that he went to Italy for further training after engraving Rome in the print room of the Bibliothque nationale de France. The Basilique-cathédrale Notre-Dame-et-Saint-Privat de Mende was destroyed by the Protestant troops in 1579.The people in charge of the reconstruction asked <mask>, who just arrived from Orléans, to take on part of the task at a sales quote with the approval of the bishop. He married in Mende on January 20, 1603 He did some work at the Consular House. The cathedral gallery was built in 1604. Jean Despeysses was accused of making a big hole without shape where it was impossible to put glass because of its shape. In 1608, Levesville signed a contract to rebuild the western rose. The cathedral was consecrated in 1620.He did some works for the Saint-Pierre de Saint-Flour. The Gothic choir of the Cathdrale Saint-tienne de Toulouse burned down during the night of 9 to 10 December 1609. He hired Jean Tardieu, master mason in Saint-Alban, by contract. He worked on the bridges of Lavote-Chilhac, Massiac, Saint-Germain-Lembron and the terrasse. The works were completed in 1614 by Jean Tardieu. In 1610 Levesville came to Toulouse. The master mason was not contacted by the chapter.In addition to the materials to be provided by the Chapter, <mask> was the only one to accept it. The work was done in July of 1614. After the restoration of the Toulouse cathedral, he was called as an expert by the Judge of the Présidial of Nmes to give his opinion on the work done there. After receiving the report of the appointed experts, <mask> left Nmes on 3 January 1615 for Toulouse, where he had to complete the work he had been doing at the

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Simon Levesville
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title: Pierre Levesville

texts: arsenal of the Htel-de-ville. He was consulted on a lease for the restoration of the church in 1613. He was asked for a reconstruction project after a house fire in Montauban in 1614. The work ended in 1621.There was a new fire on June 15, 1649. Claude Pacot was asked to respect the facades already built by Levesville. The Temple Neuf was to be built by the city of Montauban and Levesville. It was 13 m high and had a brick rotunda with a vault and cupola. It was demolished in October of 1664 after a royal ruling. On January 26, 1615, the regents of the Confraternity of the Rosary gave him the contract of desmolir. On September 22, 1617, Levesville was chosen by a Parisian architect to build the vaults of the choir.The work ended in August 1620. The good end of the works was taken over by two architects, Géraud of Spain and Cousteau of France, at the end of the work. In 1620, he worked on the construction of new buildings for the lord of Roquelaure. He is thought to be one of the authors of the Roquelaure, built in 1619, because his signature can be seen as a witness on a contract. He was called in 1622 to build a chapel for the Pénitents Bleus. Bishop <mask> Fenouillet of Montpellier asked the king to build a cathedral in Montpellier after the peace of Montpellier in 1625. The commission of architects submitted its report.<mask> was with his uncle. The construction of the foundations was abandoned in 1629 after the cardinal Richelieu asked for the restoration of the Cathédrale Saint-Pierre de Montpellier. The place de la Canourgue has unfinished foundations. He gave the plans and models of the convent of the nuns of Saint John of Jerusalem or of Malta in the Saint-Cyprien suburb. There are references to <mask>. L'uvre d'un architecte orléanais in the Midi de la France. In 1971 Hélne Rousteau-Chambon wrote Le gothique des Temps modernes.The uvre de Pierre Levesville is located in

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title: Ursula Dubosarsky

texts: <mask> is an Australian writer of fiction and non-fiction for children and young adults, whose work is characterized by a child's vision and comic voice. She has won nine national literary prizes, more than any other writer in the 30-year history of the Awards. She was the Australian Children's Laureate. She is the author of 61 illustrated books and novels which have been translated into 14 different languages. She has written three "Word Spy" books for children, which are illustrated by Tohby Riddle. The New South Wales Premier's Literary Award, the Children's Book Council of Australia Book of the Year Award and the Junior Judges' Award were all won by these books. The Word Spy is published in the United States and Canada.Her novel The Red Shoe is one of 200 works of Australian literature included in the Copyright Agency's Reading Australia program. Her book Too Many Elephants In this House, illustrated by Andrew Joyner, was chosen for the National Simultaneous Storytime and the annual Christmas Windows of the department store David Jones were based on her story Reindeer's Christmas Surprise. The National Library of Australia published a book in celebration of their 50th anniversary. The study room at Marrickville


title: Ursula Dubosarsky

texts: Library was named after her novel The Blue Cat. The Red Shoe, The Terrible Plop and Too Many Elephants in This House have been adapted for the stage. She is the daughter of Peter and Verna Coleman. The character of <mask>wen is named after her.She attended a number of schools, including Lindfield, Hunter's Hill, and Chatswood Primary Schools. She is an Associate in the Department of English at the University of Technology, and has taught courses in children's literature. She is a member of the Library Council of New South Wales. Luchs Award for Children's Literature July 2012 for The Golden Day was nominated by the International Board. The Jigsaw Theatre staged The Red Shoe. The Windmill Theatre staged a musical version of The Terrible Plop in a number of states. Plop!In 2012 there were three weeks at the New Victory Theater in New York. The First Book of Samuel, Bruno and Crumhorn, and Black Sails, White Sails are all illustrated by Roberta Landers. The Oxford Companion to Australian Children's Literature, The Cambridge Guide to Children's Books in English, and 1001 Children's Books You Must Read Before You Grow Up are all references. The Golden Day 1961 births are listed on the official website of the


title: Scott Sutherland

texts: The Commando Memorial in Spean Bridge was created by <mask>. He was the Head of Sculpture at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art. <mask>'s father was an officer in the Highland Division and served on the Western Front from 1915 to 1918. After the end of the war, he was appointed the head of the school. <mask> continued to play the violin throughout his life despite being recognised as an able violinist as a young man. He studied at Grays School of Art from 1928 to 1929 and at Edinburgh College of Art from 1929 to 1933 under the supervision of Alexander Carrick. He chose to portray sporting activities in his work because he was an amateur boxer.He executed a bronze trophy for the Scottish Athletic Federation after winning a scholarship for his postgraduate year. He went to Egypt, Greece and Italy after being awarded the Carnegie travelling scholarship in 1933. He continued his studies at the cole des Beaux-Arts and in the cathedral towns of France and Germany after being awarded an Andrew Grant travelling scholarship in 1934. He made statues of Robert Burns, Thomas Carlyle and <mask> for the Scottish Pavilion and a bronze birdbath for the Palace of Arts at the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow. He made portraits of the Duke of Portland. He won the best work in the exhibition for his work "Labor Vincit". <mask> was in the army for six years after the war ended.He was a P.T. An instructor. He married Kenethina in January 1942. He had an exhibit at the RSA in 1944 about

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title: Scott Sutherland

texts: military topics. <mask> was appointed Modelling and Sculpture Master in the college. He was an Instructor in Modelling at the Dundee Institute of Art and Technology for a short time in 1947. After the war, the Commandos needed a memorial to be built near Acarrychna, their training ground.<mask> won the first prize in a competition for sculptors of Scottish nationality or Scottish residence. <mask> was elected ARSA in 1950. The memorial was unveiled by the Queen Mother on the 27th of September 1952. The museum received a 1/3 model of the sculpture. Donald Gilchrist wrote 4 Commando in Normandy. In addition to his teaching duties, <mask> also demonstrated his skill in practical demonstrations at local art societies and sometimes completed and exhibited the resulting work. <mask> carved the coat of arms above the entrance to the National Library of Scotland.The Pillars, a Town House designed by William Adam in 1734, was demolished when the Caird Hall was built. <mask> made a plaque to commemorate this building and it is located in City Square. The statue of Robert Burns was unveiled in Arbroath on January 24, 1959 by the Earl of Airlie. On 15 October of the same year, a memorial to the memory of all ranks of the 4th and 5th Dundee and Angus Battalions of the Black Watch was unveiled by the Queen Mother. <mask> was elected in 1961. The name was given to the naval base between 1968 and 1996. It was named after a man from Culross.<mask> made a bust of the admiral at the

masks: Scott Scott Scott Scott Scott Scott Scott Scott


title: Scott Sutherland

texts: main gate. The bust is located in Culross. The designer of the Cutty Sark was born in Inverbervie. <mask> was invited to create a memorial in his hometown. In 1969 it was unveiled and won a Saltire Society commendation. The statue was replaced despite local objections. <mask> was elected as an academician of the RSA in 1970.He submitted a work to the collection. He wanted a bust of his daughter. For a long time, General Accident was based in the City of Perth. It was led for a long time by Sir Francis Norie-Miller. Stanley followed his father into the business and played a leading role. The directors and staff of the company established a riverside walk in honor of Sir Stanley. It has an art trail.<mask> created a sculpture for the park, but it was vandalised. <mask> provided a replacement for the badly weathered unicorn on the Mercat cross. The air chief marshal was born in the area. <mask> created a plaque for D. Bruce Walker who designed the setting for the memorial. In 1972 it was unveiled. Despite ill health, <mask> continued to be productive and kept in touch with the art college for a number of years. The Royal Observer Corps presented a silver trophy to the Queen on the occasion of her Silver Jubilee in 1977.The caber was presented at the Braemar Highland Games and he made a trophy for tossing it. The entire crew of eight men were killed when the Broughty Ferry LifeboatMona capsized in 1959. The carved slate memorial was made by <mask>. His approach to

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title: Isobel Miller Kuhn

texts: The Canadian Christian missionary known as "<mask>" was born on December 17, 1901 and died on March 20, 1957. She served with the China Inland Mission, along with her husband, John, as a Bible translator, church planter, Bible teacher, and author of nine books about her experiences. When she was eleven years old, <mask> moved with her family to British Columbia from Toronto, Ontario, where she was born. She used to be called "Belle" when she was a child. Her mother was the president of the Women's Missionary Society in the Canadian Presbyterian church and her father was a Presbyterian lay preacher. Her grandfather was a Presbyterian minister. Although she was raised in a loving Christian home, she did not have a direct confrontation with the living Savior.After being ridiculed by a University of British Columbia English professor, Kuhn decided that she did not need to know or seek the God her parents had been teaching her. She was like many of her peers. A popular and popular young woman who did not drink or smoke was taught by her parents to marry a man with a good education and social status like her own. She became a lifetime member of the college drama troupe as a freshman at the university. Even though she had abandoned Christian teachings, she was still considered a good girl even a 'Christian' by some of her friends and acquaintances. Instead of drinking a bottle of poison from the bathroom medicine cabinet, she listened to the sound of her father's sleep and remembered that he was a "dear, kind father." She thought that if God did exist, she would not have peace.The unsure young woman whispered a prayer with raised hands to God, to prove to her that He is and to give her peace, even though she didn't want to be tricked by a mental opiate. She decided to study the life of Jesus Christ in the Gospels. In the beginning, <mask> was very much a secret Christian, but he was struggling to pray often. In 1922, she graduated from the University of British Columbia with honors in English Language and Literature. She wanted to become a dean of

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title: Isobel Miller Kuhn

texts: women at the university. She lived in a boarding house for more than a year because her family moved to Victoria. James O. Fraser was the conference speaker and the man who would become one of her greatest spiritual mentors and friends.The Moody Bible Institute is in Chicago, Illinois. A Canadian who was going to be a missionary never would have chosen this school on her own, but a Christian who gave the train fare and startup money for the first year requested that she go there. She was preparing to become a missionary by attending night classes. After meeting and hearing Mr. Frasier speak at The Firs, she was convinced that God wanted her to do that. She graduated from Moody as valedictorian despite missing a semester of school because of illness. She played the piano at a boy's reformatory and preached in the open-air at the school. She worked through school to pay her way and received unexpected financial support when needed.She met her future husband at Moody. He had started school a year earlier than his bride-to-be, and went to China alone, as was the mission's counsel at the time concerning unmarrieds when only one of them had been accepted by the mission. The only way this young Christian would become a missionary was over her mother's dead body, according to her mother. As a Christian, she wanted to honor her mother and father. She was too young in the Lord to understand that obeying God comes before obeying parents. She was allowed to go to Moody by her mother. While in her first semester at Moody, <mask>'s mother died during an operation, acknowledging to a woman friend that her daughter had chosen the better way.After graduating, <mask> applied to the China Inland Mission, but was turned down because of a negative character reference. Her desire to become a missionary was delayed until the "foreign uprising of 1927" cooled down and her mission ordered a six-month delay, including one month of complete bed rest because of previous overwork. She lived with her father and brother while she waited for her passage. She needed to earn a

masks: Kuhn Kuhn


title: Isobel Miller Kuhn

texts: living because her father was unwilling to support her mission endeavors financially, even though he supported her decision to become a missionary. She was worried that she would not be able to leave for China at a moment's notice if she signed a contract to teach again. She was asked to be the director of the "Vancouver Girls' Corner Club" for a small amount of money after she spoke before a women's group. The club was an outreach to business and professional women who met in a downtown building during the work week to eat lunch together.The woman's responsibilities included being available at noon to meet them and to evangelize. It was a paid position that she grew to love deeply, but could resign from on a moment's notice. She was completely unprepared for the cost of things when she was a new missionary. She would fall on her knees and ask the Lord to help her. She eventually found a way to deal with certain irritations, like fleas, and was able to enjoy certain things, like large chunks of boiled pork fat and bean curd. On November 4, 1929, she married <mask> in Kunming, the capital of Yunnan Province. They served together for twenty four years, like her mentor, J. O. Fraser, who worked alongside them until 1938.Although <mask>'s leadership duties separated him from his sheep frequently - sometimes for as long as a year - throughout all of their ministry in China, the <mask>s first ministered in Chengchiang, Yunnan, from 1929-1930. The baby girl was born in April, 1931. They ministered in Yongping, a mostly Muslim area, from 1932-1934. The area where the Kuhns lived had a lower percentage of Muslims. They ministered in China from 1934 to 1950. After 16 months of ministering in "Lisuland," the Kuhns took their first break to see their families in Manheim, PA, and Vancouver. John and Isobel had been on the field for a long time.In 1943, "Belle" had her second child, a son named Daniel Kreadman. They started a Bible school for girls in 1942. The communist revolution in China forced Belle and her son Danny to leave the country in March of

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title: Isobel Miller Kuhn

texts: 1950 and put her missionary life on hold for two years. John left China 18 months after his wife. The <mask>s spent their time in Illinois because their daughter was studying at a college there. With China closed to them, the <mask>s continued their ministry in northern Thailand until they retired in 1954. On March 20, 1957, she died with her husband at her side, after being diagnosed with cancer in 1954.Her funeral was held at a church. Christianity has flourished in the valley where the Lisu live in China after 50 years. Of the 18,000 people who lived in Fugong in 1950, 3,400 professed faith in Christ. 80-90 per cent of the population make the same profession, as of 2007, according to estimates. There are between 100,000 and 200,000 Lisu Christians in Yunnan. More than 75,000 Bibles have been legally printed in China. There is a strong Christian presence in the communities of China and beyond thanks to the idea of the "Rainy Season Bible School" that was started by <mask> <mask>.The rainy season disrupted normal life in the area where the Kuhns ministered. The plan was to teach the basics of the Christian faith and preach the historic Christian Gospel during this agricultural down time. The classes were taught by others. Many men took the Christian message to many people in China from these classes. Over fifty years after they were first published, <mask>'s autobiographical and biographical missionary writings are still in print. One of the quotes she wrote was about her brief Bible school years when she forsook Christianity. The first part of thebiography.The story of Arthur & Wilda Matthews, the last CIM missionaries to leave China, was told in Green Leaf in Drought. Moody Press published Precious Things of the Lasting Hills, China Inland Mission and Children of the Hills. There is a Historical Bibliography of the China Inland Mission Notes. OMF International 1901 births 1957 deaths Translators of the Bible into China's tribal languages Canadian Presbyterian missionaries Canadian evangelicals Presbyterian missionaries in China Christian

masks: Kuhn Kuhn Isobel Kuhn Kuhn


title: Josiah Wedgwood

texts: The English potter,entrepreneur, and abolitionist, <mask>, died on January 3, 1795. He was the leader in the industrialisation of the manufacture of European pottery when he founded the Wedgwood company in 1759. His sales promotion was dependent on the renewed classical enthusiasms of the late 1760s and early 1770s. His expensive goods were in high demand from the upper classes and he was able to market cheaper sets to the rest of society. The green glaze, creamware, black basalt, and jasperware were all copied. He obtained efficiency in sales and distribution after achieving efficiency in production. The public was able to see his complete range at his showrooms in London.While his company never made porcelain, they did make fine earthenwares and stonewares that had many of the same qualities, but were considerably cheaper. He tried to keep the designs of his wares current. Transfer printing gave similar effects to hand-painting for a lower cost. Meeting the demands of the consumer revolution that helped drive the Industrial Revolution in Britain, <mask> is credited as a pioneer of modern marketing. He pioneered direct mail, money back guarantees, self-service, free delivery, buy one get one free, and illustrated catalogues. <mask> is remembered for his fight against slavery. There is an anti-slavery medal.The grandfather of Charles and Emma Darwin was a member of the Darwin–Wedgwood family. The eleventh child of potter Thomas and <mask>, he was raised within a family of English Dissenters and 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

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title: Josiah Wedgwood

texts: DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch He was a skilled potter by the age of nine. He was an apprenticeship potter under his older brother <mask> IV. He was unable to work the foot pedal of a potter's wheel because of Smallpox. He concentrated from an early age on designing pottery and then making it with the input of other potters. The pottery that was created in his father's and brother's business was cheap and black.The most renowned English pottery-maker of his day, Thomas Whieldon, became his business partner in 1754. To understand the materials science of fire, clay, and minerals, and to develop better clays and glazes for potter-making, <mask> began to study the new science of chemistry. After an accident in 1742, Wedgwood met another Dissenter and a chemist who gave him advice on chemistry. The growth of the nearby industrial city of Manchester coincides with <mask>'s experimentation with a wide variety of techniques. The Ivy Works was leased by <mask>. He formed a partnership with a businessman from a landowning family who was socially sophisticated and had an astute taste. The sleepy artisan works were transformed into the first true pottery factory by his experimentation and capital injection from his marriage to a richly endowed distant cousin.Sarah was his third cousin and they married in 1764. The mother of Charles Darwin was the wife of Robert Darwin. Emma was Charles' cousin. The father of Emma Darwin, cousin and wife of Charles Darwin, Thomas Wedgwood, joined the business rather reluctantly. His unique glazes made him stand out from the crowd. Queen Charlotte was one of the people he was receiving orders from. He trumpeted the royal association in his paperwork and stationery after he convinced her to let him name the line of pottery she had purchased.Before it was delivered, anything made for the Queen was

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title: Josiah Wedgwood

texts: displayed. He received his first order in 1764. In the world of British trading ships, <mask> marketed his Queen's Ware at affordable prices. He wrote about the demand for the sd. It is amazing how quickly the use of it has spread over the Globe. The first warehouse he opened was on Charles Street, Mayfair in London, and it became an important part of his sales organization. His trade outgrew his rooms in two years.Domestic wares were sold on Wedgwood's behalf when the agreement was drawn up to divide decorative wares. A display room was built for the company. One of the most fashionable meeting places in London is Wedgwood's. The crowds of visitors showed no sign of abating, as his workers had to work day and night to meet the demand. The splendours of baroque became distasteful and the intricacies of chinoiserie lost their favour. The demands were for purity, simplicity and antiquity. To encourage this outward spread of fashion and to speed it on its way, he set up warehouses and showrooms in Bath, Dublin, and Etruria.New goods were held back in order to increase their effect. The black stoneware body, which he called "basalt", was the most important achievement in vase production. The Etruscan or Greek vases were being excavated in Italy. "vases was all the cry" in London, and he opened a new factory in the north of the city. "Vase Maker General to the Universe" was what he wanted to be. He did not advertise Jasperware for a couple of years because he was experimenting with it. The 6th Baronet was asked for advice on getting models from Rome.Around 1772, <mask> reduced the amount of offensive gilding in response to suggestions from Sir William Hamilton. When English society found the naked figure of the classics too warm for their taste, and the ardor of the Greek gods too readily apparent, <mask> was quick to cloak their

masks: Wedgwood Wedgwood Wedgwood


title: Josiah Wedgwood

texts: pagan immodesty. His flowerpots would sell more if they were called "Duchess of Devonshire flowerpots", and his creamware more if they were called "Queensware". He wanted to win for his wares a special social cachet that would affect all classes of society. In order to make the most of the lead, he gave his pottery the name of its patron: Queensware, Royal Pattern, Russian pattern, and Oxford vases. They didn't matter if they owned the original or just possessed a copy. The first ornamental catalogue was published in 1773The site of his London showrooms between 1774 and 1795 is marked by a plaque on Greek Street. In 1773, Catherine the Great ordered the (Green) Frog Service from Wedgwood, consisting of 952 pieces and over a thousand original paintings, for the Kekerekeksinen Palace. The majority of the painting was done in the studio. It would bring a lot of people of fashion into our rooms. The world congregated in the rooms and blocked the streets with their carriages. Catharine paid over $2,500. It can be seen in the museum.Huge advertising value was offered by these productions. As a leading industrialist, <mask> was a major backer of the Trent and Mersey Canal, which he became friends with. He moved from the Ivy Works to the Etruria Works because of his growing business. The Etruria district of Italy was where black porcelain was being excavated. His first major commercial success was the duplicate of this porcelain called "Black Basalt". With an interest in improved roads, canals, schools, and living conditions, he combined experiments in his art and mass production with his interest in improved roads, canals, schools, and living conditions. He built a village for his workers at Etruria.The main entrance to the works was inscribed with the motto, Sic fortis Etruria crevit. After the new works opened, he had to have his


title: Josiah Wedgwood

texts: right leg amputation because of his knee problems. He turned to Darwin for help in running the business after his business partner died. As a result of the close association that grew up between the Wedgwood and Darwin families, the eldest daughter of <mask>'s would marry the son of Erasmus'. He sought out the famous Barberini vase as the final test of his technical skill in order to become the leader of the new fashion. The Portland Vase is a blue-and-white glass vase dating to the first century BC. He produced a satisfactory copy of the project in 1789 after three years of work.In 1784, <mask> exported 80% of his produce. He sold his wares in every European city by 1790. To give his customers a better idea of the rarity of his goods, he strictly limited the number of jaspers on display in his rooms at any given time. In 1795, after passing on his company to his sons, <mask> died of cancer of the jaw. He was buried in the church three days later. His sons commissioned a marble memorial tablet seven years later. One of the wealthiest entrepreneurs of the 18th century, <mask> created goods to meet the demands of the consumer revolution and growth in prosperity that helped drive the Industrial Revolution in Britain.Direct mail, money back guarantees, travelling salesmen, carrying pattern boxes for display, self-service, free delivery, buy one get one free, and illustrated catalogues are all credited as pioneers of modern marketing. Anthony Hopwood's "Archaeology of Accounting Systems" states that Wedgwood is an early adopter of managerial accounting principles. Historian Tristram Hunt said that <mask> was a "difficult, brilliant, creativeentrepreneur whose personal drive and extraordinary gifts changed the way we work and live." He was a commercial rival of John Turner the elder, and their works have sometimes been mis

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