title: Serajuddin Hossain

texts: Several children were kidnapped in the 1960s. It was an organised crime with a single group of criminals. 72 children were saved because of his efforts. He was nominated for the Best Journalist of the International Press Institute. The president of the East Pakistan Journalism Union was a trade unionist as well. Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy and Sheikh Mujibur Rahman had political points of view.He was a theoretician. In 1966 it was banned by the president. The bureau chief of P.P.I was <mask>. In 1969 he returned to his old job as Ittefaqs news editor. The 1969 uprising in East Pakistan was aided by political propaganda written by him from 1969 to 1971. He was the executive editor of the Daily Ittefaq in 1970. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was supported by the Daily Ittefaq.The 1970 general election of Pakistan was won by the Awami League. The rulers of West Pakistan didn't want to give their power to the Awami League. The Ittefaq office was destroyed by a bomb by the Pakistan army because of its support of the Awami League. The newspaper started publishing again after a few months because of the government's order. As a member of the freedom fighters and the East Pakistan government he began to publish strong articles against the Pakistani government. In December 1971, the Indian army joined with the Bangladesh freedom fighters in their battle against Pakistan. The rulers of Pakistan decided to kill all of the intellectuals in Bangladesh.The intellectuals were killed between 10 and 14 December. The first victim was <mask>. A group of Pakistani soldiers, along with members of Al-Badr and Razakar, captured him at his residence in Chamelibag on the night of 10 December. His body was never found. The International Crimes Tribunal set up by the government in Bangladesh sentenced two men to death after they were found guilty of torturing and murdering 18 intellectuals. Legacy was responsible for news selection and was known as an honest journalist. The college in Jessore is named after him.The public library in Aarpara is named after him. The Manik Mia Gold medal was awarded to Ekushey Padak for

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title: Saint Alban

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texts: <mask> is considered to be the first recorded British Christian martyr. The name Amphibalus was given later to the priest he was said to have been protecting, but he was one of three named martyrs recorded at an early date from Roman Britain. He is believed to have been beheaded in Verulamium sometime during the 3rd or 4th century, and his cult has been celebrated there since ancient times. Hagiography Alban lived in Roman Britain, but little is known about his religious affiliations or citizenship. Christians began to suffer "cruel persecution" in the 3rd or 4th century, according to the most elaborate version of the tale found in Bede's Ecclesiastical History of the English People. Some authors place his residence and martyrdom in or near London because he crossed the Thames before he died. Both agree that Alban sheltered a Christian priest for a number of days after he fled persecution.The priest who came to be called Amphibalus, meaning "cloak" in Latin, was so impressed with the priest's faith and piety that he found himself emulating him and eventually converted to Christianity. It came to the attention of an "evil prince" that Alban was shielding the priest. Roman soldiers were ordered by the prince to search the house. As they came to seize the priest, Alban put on the priest's cloak and clothing and presented himself to the soldiers in place of his guest. At the altar, a judge stood and offered sacrifice to "devils" (Bede's reference to pagan gods). When the judge heard that Alban had offered himself up in place of the priest, he became enraged that he would shelter a person who "despised and blasphemed the gods," and as Alban had given himself up in the Christian's place, he was sentenced to endure all Alban declared, "I worship and adore the true and living God who created all things."The words are still used in prayer. The enraged judge ordered Alban to be scourged, thinking that a whipping would


title: Saint Alban

texts: on. Verulamium is thought to be the location of the tomb of Saint Alban. The earliest mention of the martyr Alban in an indigenous British source is in the De Excidio et Conquestu Britanniae, written in the second quarter of the fifth century. As part of his brief historical account he describes the persecution of Christians in Britain, which he identifies as part of the persecution of Diocletian. The Verulamium location is supported by the fact that the Passio can be broadly matched to that of Verulamium, and that Bede describes an important cult of Saint Alban there by the early eighth century.Some doubt is encouraged by the fact that in his account of the martyr's death, he describes crossing the River Ver to his place of execution. The hilltop outside Verulamium became the center of the cult devoted to Alban. It has been claimed that a memoria over the execution point may have existed earlier than 300. By the time of Bede c. 731, there was a cult centre of St Alban at Verulamium, and the mention in Gildas strongly suggests that it was already in existence. There is no evidence that a cult of Saint Alban existed before Germanus of Auxerre visited the site. One version of the Passio Albani says that Germanus did not know the name or story of Saint Alban before he visited the site, and that he appeared to him in a dream to reveal his identity and martyrdom story. The cult of <mask>n did not exist before the arrival of Germanus.Germanus is said to have taken away the dust from the site. The cult and veneration of saints was still in its infancy at this time, and it has been suggested that Germanus had a hand in creating and promoting the cult of Saint Alban. The "graves and places where they suffered" of the early British martyrs are referred to in a passage written by Gildas in the second quarter of the fifth century. It's possible that there was a church to him at Verulamium by then. Bede mentions a church


title: Saint Alban

texts: that is dedicated to him. The abbey was probably destroyed by the Danes in 890. The Normans rebuilt it in 1077.St Albans was the premier abbey in England by the High Middle Ages. The cathedral of the Diocese of St Albans is located in the abbey church. The remains of the marble shrine of St Alban can be found in a chapel east of the crossing. In 2002 a shoulder blade, believed to be a relic of St Alban, was presented to St Albans Cathedral and placed inside the saint's restored 13th-century shrine. The bone was given to a church in Cologne. St Albans Cathedral, a former Benedictine abbey church that had a shrine dedicated to St Alban, has held the remains since the 10th century. It is possible that more relics were acquired by the church in the 16th century when many of them were smuggled abroad to prevent their destruction.In 1539, St. Albans Abbey was dissolved. The thigh of the Protomartyr, which was transferred from the St Pantaleon's reliquary in the 1950s, is the largest relic of St Alban in England. There has been an extensive cult of <mask>n on the Continent from an early date such as in Mainz, Cologne and Basel on the Rhine as well as a number of other localities in Switzerland and Italy and a notable concentration in the French Alpine regions and the Rhone Valley. Sometimes he is referred to as a separate figure, other times as Albinus, and sometimes as a British martyr. The church in Cologne holds relics of the British martyr Alban. He was known as Albinus, even though he was identified with the British martyr. The relics were miraculously saved from destruction in an accident on the way to a place that a later version of 1502, was identified as Silenen, Switzerland.A 12th-century manuscript claimed that the relics were actually those of the British martyr, having been delivered to Ravenna by Germanus himself and taken from there to Rome. There is a church at Cologne that was dedicated to the


title: Saint Alban

texts: British Alban from the 12th century. In the Martyrologium Hieronymianum of circa 800, there is a recording of "Basilea civitate sancti Albani martyris", where he would appear to be an independent local figure. <mask> of Mainz was recorded in 759. He was thought to be a separate figure from Raban Maur's early 9th century martyrology, including a 10th-century Life by Gozwin. The story in Raban Maur associates Alban of Mainz with a martyred bishop, Aureus of Mainz and two other martyrs, Ursus and Theonestus, who are said to have originated on the Greek island of Naxos. One Domenicus was associated with a Saint Alban of Burano who was also related to Dionysus.The Church of England celebrates a Lesser Festival on June 22nd to remember Veneration Alban. The fellowship is named after Alban. Every year, during the weekend closest to his feast day, St Albans Cathedral hosts the "Alban Pilgrimage", with huge puppets re-enactment the events of Alban's martyrdom around the city. The former St Alban, Wood Street in the City of London is one of the churches dedicated to <mask>n. There is also a church in West Leigh, near Havant, and a church in Highgate, Birmingham. The church is in Cowley, Oxford. Earsdon Village is the nearest church to Bede's Holy Island.There is a church in the area. The Liberal Catholic Church has a patron saint. St.Alban is in Quebec, Toronto is in Ontario, and the only church in the city is in Danes. Sir Arthur Blomfield designed it and it was consecrated in 1886. A church dedicated to Saint Alban was built in Odense in the Middle Ages, which is1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 The saint's relics may have been brought here as early as the ninth century. King Canute IV was murdered in that church

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title: Hugo Markl

texts: <mask> was born on December 6, 1964 in Pasadena, California. He graduated from the University of Applied Arts Vienna with an M.A. in visual communication. In fine arts. His practice includes sculpture, photography, video, drawing, printmaking, installation art, and performance. New York City is where Markl lives. I imitate popular art that won't become popular art. The media imagery of consumer society, newspapers and porn websites, fashion magazines such as Vogue, logos of multinational corporations like FedEx, and even traffic signs are just some of the objects <mask> has described in his art.<mask> deconstructs these symbols, or rather the relationship between the images and their referent, through drawings, sculptures, and installations that create a vision that looks both familiar and unknown. In the case of the IQ drawing series, where the sign 'ROCK' is superimposed on the naked body of a woman, as a homage to conceptual artist Dan Graham, the artist sometimes combines references to low or sexy culture with highbrow culture. His work was reviewed by major international press outlets. He explored the different aspects of audio-visual impulses and how they influence contemporary body and mind in his exhibition "Peter Builts" in 1997. His work was

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title: Hugo Markl

texts: compared to Richard Serra's minimal opulence as well as to Richard Prince's aesthetic, which crosses the visual signs of everyday life with the insignia of art. The intersection of everyday life, pop culture, criticism and art is the base of his exploration of aesthetic experience and the meaning of artistic creation nowadays. He doesn't participate in in-group exhibitions.In-group exhibitions show <mask>'s works. Private art collectors lend their art to famous curators to organize public group exhibitions. Exhibitions <mask>'s sculptures and installations have been exhibited in many places. One day 1917, while his director was out, he held a solo exhibition. Innsbruck 1989 - Secession, Junge Szene Wien, Vienna - esterreichisches Museum des 21. He is represented by DITTRICH & SCHLECHTRIEM, Berlin. Markl has two daughters.<mask> was a stay-at- home dad for a period in the 2010s. <mask> made $12 million from his work as an advertising consultant for multinational corporations. <mask>'s business relationship with three galleries ended abruptly in 2010, he says, the main reason for the mutual break off of the relations was the power of the galleries. It was printed by DITTRICH & SCHLECHTRIEM Maison Particulire. A project by the University of Applied Arts Vienna

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title: Cletis Carr

texts: <mask> was born on August 4, 1959 and is an American singer-songwriter, guitarist and record producer. A founder of the Pacific Northwest 1970s new wave music band Sneakers, <mask> went on to form other bands such as Big Whiskey and Hillbilly Moon. <mask>'s father was a professional country music player and toured with Ray Price's Cherokee Cowboys. The <mask> family played during the 1950s and 1960s. Tom Blair's band the West Coasters had a Top 40 hit with Dollar Bills. <mask>'s family held annual reunion weekends where musical instruments were set up and family members performed. After his family moved to Eugene Oregon when he was eight years old, <mask> grew up there.<mask> joined a local band named after a ghost town in Eastern Oregon after kicking around with various school bands. After a few years, they became The News, until they learned that ex-Clover vocalist Huey Lewis had formed a band in San Francisco called The News. They changed their name to Sneakers. The band set about recording their debut album with the help of Allen and Phillip Kovac who were moving into artist management and a local businessman. Roger Atkins, who wrote ColGems, was enlisted by the Kovacs to produce. Ear Cartoons was released late in 1980 to rave reviews, including a pick of the week, after a record deal was struck with New

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title: Cletis Carr

texts: York-based MMO Group. After a year of touring, including shows at the legendary Los Angeles venue, Whisky A Go-Go, the band became disenchanted with their career direction, cutting ties with the Kovacs and their label.The band's second album, Music From The Sole, was co-produced by <mask> after he left the band in 1981 and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 After leaving Sneakers, <mask> joined Them Roosters, a band formed by new wave heroes The Malchicks. <mask> spent the next three years travelling and performing around the United States and the U.K. with his band and other outfits. He recorded his first single, That Kind of a Girl, and followed it up with a second one, Visible Tracks. <mask> moved to Australia in 1986 for a holiday with his family. He joined two bands after working at a local music store. Sebastian Chase's label was distributed by CBS and he was introduced to the industry icon.He began work on his next album in 1987

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title: Cletis Carr

texts: after he was offered a recording deal. After touring in support of that release, he joined Chris Turner's Big Rock Band, which featured members of AC/DC, The Saints and Jimmy Barnes. <mask> joined Big Whiskey after releasing two more solo albums, Tales of Ordinary Madness and Wooden Nails. He left the band to focus on his new project, Hillbilly Moon, which was formed with Wells and a Top-40 recording artist. Wendy Stapleton, Wells' writing partner, as well as former Divinyls and Concrete Blonde bassist Tim Millikan joined the trio. Their first album, Volume One, was released in 1994 and sold out at the Continental Club. The band toured for a while, but other commitments stopped their progress.Wells took off for Europe with the reformed Rose Tattoo after performing in the popular Dusty Springfield Show. <mask> became a staff writer for Warner/Chappell Music and produced a series of releases for ABC Music's new talent program. He won Duo/Trio of the Year at the 1998 Australian Country Music Awards for his work with the Crosby Sisters and Russell Morris. In 1999, <mask> moved to Nashville and pursued his writing career, cowriting with many notable writers and performing regularly on the circuit at the Bluebird Café, Douglas Corner and others. He helped his manager pals Greg Shaw and Gina Mendello as well as

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title: Cletis Carr

texts: landing a job with a couple of New Media dotcoms. He returned to Australia in 2001 after a heart attack slowed him down. He continued to perform and write through the 2000s.The closing credits of Danny Deckchair featured the recording of What About You, co-written and performed by Brooke Leal. He ran an independent record label for Australian garage rockers Lime Spiders after co-owning three music venues and hosting regular Sunday songwriters' sessions. The Listening Room was launched in 2010 to give emerging artists opportunities to grow and enhance their skills. In 2015, he put together a band of talented young local musicians to support Angry Anderson in a sold-out performance in the Blue Mountains. He continued to record and perform in Australia, the UK, Ireland and Europe throughout the next decade. He toured the United States in support of his eighth solo album. Current <mask> has residences in both the historic Blue Mountains and Nashville Tennessee.He is a musician, teacher, and


title: Tomie Arai

texts: <mask> is an American artist and community activist who was born and raised in New York City. Her works deals with topics of gender, community, and racial identity. She co-founded the Chinatown Art brigade. <mask> was born in New York City in 1949. A third generation Japanese American, her parents are from Hawaii and California and her grandparents were farmers who settled in the country in the early 1900s. Growing up Asian American in New York City colored her work as an artist as she attempts to make connections to her family and community through art. She became involved in community art because she felt that the New York art world didn't address her experiences as an Asian American and woman of color.She joined the Basement Workshop in 1972 to learn about Asian American activism and making art. A series of community murals in New York City's Lower East Side were painted by Arai. The first project in Chinatown was A History of Chinese Immigration to the U.S. Alan Okada of Citibank hired Arai as a graphic artist. As part of Citibank's Graphic Support program, Arai created posters, brochures, and promotional materials for community groups. In the 1980s, Arai focused on printmaking. In addition to being a keyholder of the Lower East Side Printshop for over 15 years, Arai also participated in print residencies at the Women's Studio Workshop, the Printmaking Workshop, Self Help Graphics and the Brandywine Workshop in Philadelphia.Artists were encouraged to experiment with the printed image. A co-founding member of the Asian American arts collective Godzilla, Arai was active in New York City during the 1990s. The need to redefine art and its relation to community has been championed by Arai as an avid proponent of making art in spaces outside of the gallery system. She advocates community-based art created through a process of dialog between artist and

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title: Tomie Arai

texts: constructed in 2006 by Arai. This artwork was made in response to the Mayor of Philadelphia's plans to build a baseball stadium that would result in the demolition of many establishments in Chinatown. There is a large display of family photographs, shaped like a Chinese jade bi, located in the Vine Street Expressway. Back to the Garden was created in 2007. There are windows with glass recreations of local foliage inside. The photographs of the surrounding area were taken from 1899 to 1969.The Museum of Modern Art, Library of Congress, and the Museum of Chinese in the Americas have permanent collections of Arai's work. The Asian Women Giving Circle gives awards for women, arts and activism. The Puffin Foundation Award was given. The Creative Change Program's Laundromat Project has a Professional Development Fellow. The Asian American Arts Alliance was honored. The Asian Women Giving Circle gives grants to women, arts and activism. Asian American Arts Alliance gave a grant to an urban artist.Artists & Communities Residency from the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation. The Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation has an Artists & Communities Residency. In 1997 Arai was included in Just Like Me: Self Portraits and Stories, which was published by Children's Book Press. <mask> <mask>'s book: Double happiness was published in 1998 by the Bronx Museum of the Arts. The children's book, Sachiko Means Happiness, was illustrated by Arai. The Chinatown Art Brigade was founded in New York City in December of 2015. CAB is a cultural collective of artists, media makers and activists creating art and media to advance social justice.The Chinatown Tenants Union is a grassroots non-profit that organizes low-income pan-Asian communities around tenant rights, fighting evictions and displacement. Links to Fales Library and Special Collections at New York University include Tomie Arai and Legan

masks: Tomie Arai


title: Raghuvaran

texts: An Indian actor who acted in films made in South India was named <mask>tham. He has acted in more than 200 films. The actor carved a niche for himself with his special style and voice. He played a well-to-do man who becomes an alcoholic in a Tamil soap opera. He received rave reviews for his role as Father Alphonso in the movie Daivathinte Vikruthikal, which was based on the novel of the same name. <mask>'s six songs, composed and sung by him, were officially released by actor Rajinikanth and the album was received by actress Rohini and <mask>'s son. He was the eldest among four children when he was born.He was the grandson of two people. The family moved to Coimbatore when his father moved his hotel business there. He attended Stanes angloindian Higher Secondary School. He studied piano at Trinity College London. He quit his Bachelor of Arts in history to pursue a career in acting. He played a minor role in the film. He started acting in small roles in films.He was part of an acting drama troupe in Chennai, Chennai Kings, which also included the Tamil actor, Nassar. He was cast as the lead actor in the biggest role of his career. He and his wife were married in 1996 and their son was born in 1998. The couple divorced in 2004. 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

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title: Raghuvaran

texts: desire to try all types of roles halted the progress as hero. His roles in Annanagar Mudhal Theru and Siva were well received. In his Bollywood debut Izzatdaar, Raghuvaran was pitted against Dilip Kumar and his popularity soared at the national level with his role in Shiva. Rakshak, Lal Baadshah, Hitler, and Grahan are some of the Bollywood films he has starred in. For more than 26 years, Raghuvaran performed each role with his trademark mannerisms, often stealing the thunder from more established stars and even heroes. His voice was magnetic and he used it to his advantage.He brought a distinct dialogue delivery and set his own style of mannerisms. His popularity increased as a result of this dedication and he won more fans. He received several state and Filmfare Awards for his performances. He began his career as a supporting actor in a number of Tamil films. He played villains in Baasha as Mark Anthony, Mudhalvan, Shiva and Muthu. He returned to supporting roles as a mentor in films such as Alai and Yaaradi. The death occurred on 19 March 2008.excessive alcohol consumption was the cause of death. The film's delayed release was caused by the reshooting of <mask>'s portions, which resulted in his death. His last film, Aatadista, was released after his death. Filmography 1982–89 1990–99 2000–09 Awards Winner, Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Villain for Mudhalvan. Government Film and Television Training Institute alumni are actors in


title: Brandon Miller (basketball)

texts: <mask> is an American basketball coach who played college basketball at Southwest Missouri State. <mask> requested a medical leave of absence in October of 2014. On January 2, 2015, the university announced that <mask> wouldn't be returning and that Chris Holtmann would be the new head coach. <mask> began his college career at Southwest Missouri State after playing point guard for New Castle Chrysler High School. Steve Alford left after <mask>'s freshman year to become the head coach at Butler. He started all 97 games over the next three years and finished in the top five in both made 3-point field goals and assists. The team won three NCAA tournament games under <mask>.<mask> was named to multiple teams for his academics and play. He won the highest individual honor in the league, the Cecil M. Coleman Medal of Honor, which is given to the player who best exemplifies the values taught by the Chip Hilton literary character. <mask> got into coaching after college. He left basketball after the 2010–11 season to spend more time with his family. He returned to coaching after a year as a special assistant to the head coach. <mask> was an assistant coach under Brad Stevens. <mask> was promoted to head coach when Stevens left to coach the Boston Celtics.<mask> was born May 21, 1979 to Roger and <mask>. He has two siblings, Scott and Lindsey. He was fiercely competitive as a kid. He expected to win when he played checkers with his friends and when he didn't he demanded a second chance.

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title: Brandon Miller (basketball)

texts: Archey said he would have to drop the Nintendo controller and run out of the room if he won the game. <mask> was often injured when he went "full tilt" in sports. He crashed his bike when he was four or five.He broke his arm playing quarterback in youth football and then broke it playing basketball. He bled his face in junior high when he ran into a basket support. <mask> used to play basketball. <mask> was an assistant basketball coach at New Castle Chrysler High School. Those who knew <mask> described him as relentless. He went to the emergency room when he fell while doing box jumps at age eight. He wanted to resume his training the next day.His father says that his son is a little bit crazy because of that. <mask> did agility drills, situps, and pushups on a regular basis when he was nine. He was given a key to New Castle Fieldhouse, which is the largest high school arena in the country. The family of <mask> did not want to leave New Castle so he declined the opportunity to be a head coach. The 1994–95 New Castle Chrysler basketball team was loaded with returning juniors and seniors. <mask> made the team as a Freshman. Scott and <mask> helped New Castle beat Alexandria in the opening round of the Semi-state playoffs.The younger <mask> said it was one of his favorite games. One game away from the Final Four, New Castle fell to Ben Davis in the finals. <mask> became the starting point guard. New Castle fell to Ben Davis in the semi-finals. <mask> scored 17 points. New Castle

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title: Brandon Miller (basketball)

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title: Brandon Miller (basketball)

texts: starter, and three semi-state appearances. He was the first New Castler player to win two titles. When <mask> walked into the huddle, Steve Bennett was confident. There aren't many guys you can say that about. <mask> graduated from the class of 260.<mask> was recruited to play college basketball by his childhood hero, Steve Alford. He joined the Southwest Missouri State Bears for the 1998–99 season. The Bears advanced to the Sweet 16 of the 1999 NCAA Tournament with <mask> playing 11 minutes a game. Alford left Southwest Missouri State to become the head coach at Iowa. <mask> decided to transfer to Butler to be closer to his family. He was with his high school teammate. One of the biggest mistakes of Alford's coaching career was not giving <mask> an Iowa scholarship.<mask> became the starting point guard for the 2000-01 season after sitting out a year due to NCAA regulations. <mask> played through a shoulder injury in 2000 and did not miss a game. The 2001 NCAA tournament was a 10th seed and the regular season title winner. With strong play from <mask>, Thomas Jackson and LaVall Jordan, the team built a 33 point lead and went on to win. <mask> scored a team-high 18 points in the win. 2nd-seeded Arizona limited <mask> to four points in a 73–52 loss. <mask> had surgery to fix his shoulder.<mask> led the team to a 25–5 record and the regular-season title. The team was snubbed by the selection committee and ended up playing in the NIT. <mask> was named to the District V All-Academic

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title: Brandon Miller (basketball)

texts: Team, the Academic All-Conference team, and the Academic Honor Roll. <mask> was the leader in both scoring and assists during his senior season. The men's basketball team won the regular-season title for the third year in a row. <mask> was sick and only scored four points in the championship game. After missing the NCAA Tournament for the second year in a row, they were granted an at-large selection as a 12th seed.Despite an overwhelmingly partisan Mississippi State crowd, the 5th-seeded team was upset by the 4th-seeded team. <mask> pulled down a rebound with 26 seconds left in the game and set up the offense. He drove into the lane with 6.2 seconds left in the game after hitting a 10-foot floater. He remarked, "To hit a shot like that in the NCAA tournament, nothing compares to it." It's something you dream about when you're a kid. It's something you dream about when you're young. The game was called an "instant tourney classic" thanks to <mask>'s shot.He scored a team-high 14 points. <mask> has four final-minute go-ahead baskets of the season. It was the first time since 1962 that Louisville was knocked out of the tournament. <mask> was instrumental in breaking down Louisville's pressure defense and getting Archey, who hit eight 3-pointers, open looks. Two charges were drawn on defense. Todd Lickliter said that <mask> was terrific. He was very tough.They were the media darlings of the tournament. Archey and <mask> were described as a "fundamentally flawless starting backcourt"

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title: Brandon Miller (basketball)

texts: by Pat Forde. The team had a school record 27 wins and lost to 1st-seeded Oklahoma. The "Cecil M. Coleman Medal of Honor" was won by <mask>, who was also a co-recipient of the "most outstanding male athlete" award. He made both the defensive and offensive teams. He was named to the District V All-Academic team, and won the 2003 Chip Hilton Award for demonstrating strong leadership, character, and talent both on and off the court. David Woods remarked that it was fitting thatMiler was the one who got the award because he was the one who got the novel.<mask> received a bachelor's degree in education. During his three seasons there, <mask> started all 97 games and averaged double figures in scoring each year. He scored 1121 points, made 189 three-point field goals, and compiled 304 assists despite having three different coaches. In three seasons, he has scored over 1,000 points. <mask> finished his career second in the school's all-time rankings for made 3-pointers and fifth in assists. He is still in the top 10 in both categories. He led the team to a 77–20 record.<mask> was known for his unconventional style as a player. He would often drive to the basket and put up one-handed shots off the backboard. He would stare down his defender and then shoot a three-pointer. <mask> was named to the "Team of the Sesquicentennial" in February of 2006 by the university. <mask> began his coaching career as a video intern. <mask> was named the Director of Basketball Operations at Ohio State by

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title: Brandon Miller (basketball)

texts: Matta after he was hired by Ohio State. <mask> became the team's Video Coordinator for the 2006–07 season after two seasons in the position.He was an assistant coach at Ohio State when he left in April 2007. <mask> was crucial to the early success at Ohio State. <mask> was involved in recruiting, game preparation, player instruction, and on-court coaching. The team won the Horizon League title and an NCAA tournament game in his first year there. <mask> returned to Ohio State as an assistant coach at the end of the season, assuming the same duties that he did at Butler. He worked under Matta for three seasons before quitting. During a retirement party for his father, <mask> had an "aha moment" when he realized that missing family vacations and his son's T-ball games had been weighing on him.<mask> remembered how his father had passed up opportunities for advancement. A job that can become all-consuming is coaching. <mask> said that it was a job that the time and effort put him in a position where he couldn't find the balance he needed. When it's all said and done, I want to be a good husband and a good father. He said quitting was one of the best decisions of his career. He said that it gave him a better idea of how he was going to coach in the future. I learned a lot."He's one of those guys that you can't imagine not being a coach," said Matta. During <mask>'s time at Ohio State, the team won two Big Ten titles and went to two Sweet 16s. <mask> was hired at Forest

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title: Brandon Miller (basketball)

texts: Pharmaceuticals. He missed basketball after nine months. <mask> returned to coaching after taking a year off. <mask> was an assistant coach under Brad Stevens. <mask> was promoted to head coach after Stevens left to coach the Boston Celtics.Barry said <mask> was his first thought when Stevens left. After interviewing <mask>, Collier had a gut feeling that he was the right man for the job, a feeling that did not change after interviewing other candidates. He said, "As a player, assistant coach, and person, <mask> has exemplified The Butler Way and brings a blend of energy, talent, and integrity to this role." With <mask>'s leadership, Butler is well positioned to expand upon the success of the last few years. <mask> said he had no plans to change the team's core values. "Our goals are the same as a week ago", he said. Michael Lewis and Terry Johnson were retained by him.The promotion of <mask> was well received. <mask> would succeed because he is smart and shares many of the same values and character traits of past coaches, according to Jeff Goodman. Matt Norlander of CBS Sports said <mask> was the right guy for the job, but he was facing huge challenges in the future. Bob Kravitz of the Indianapolis Star said that it was impossible to argue that the hire was the wrong choice for the program. "Everyone is really excited to play for coach <mask>," said Michael Volovic, speaking on behalf of the players. <mask> was called "one of the best and brightest I've ever been around" by

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title: Brandon Miller (basketball)

texts: Stevens after the announcement. <mask> was known for his high basketball IQ, leadership skills and strong character as a player.His passion and love for the game of basketball led him back to this profession. "<mask> is a person I had the utmost respect for as a player and now have for as a coach." <mask> went on a leave of absence to deal with a medical issue. Out of respect for <mask>'s privacy, butler refused to elaborate. Chris Holtmann was the interim coach. <mask> wouldn't be coming back following his medical leave. <mask> and his wife Holly have two young sons, Mason Allen and Michael David.The couple met in eighth grade. <mask> is described as kind and down-to-earth. Daniel Cox is <mask>'s brother-in-law and the head basketball coach at New Castle High School. Scott is <mask>'s older brother. His sister is a nurse. The names of people who lived in 1979 include: American men's basketball coaches American men's basketball players American men's basketball coaches American men's basketball players American men's basketball coaches American men's basketball players American men's basketball coaches American men's basketball

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title: Kilinahe

texts: The ruling ali'i nui of the islands of Hawaii, Maui and Oahu was presided over by Ke Alii <mask>ha. Under Ka'ahumanu and Kamehameha III, he was a khili bearer and royal attendant. Charles Kanaina brought him into the Royal Court to assume all of his responsibilities. The chief's goods were managed by him while he toured Oahu with the Royal Circuit. Light rain is what Kilinahe means in the Hawaiian language. The great grandson of the princely House of Moana, Kilinahe was a descendant of the House of Kamehameha.Paihewa was Kilinahe's father and his mother was called Maunakapu. He is the first cousin to Charles Kanaina, second cousin to Lunalilo and the grand nephew of Kanaina I. He was born in Maui. Kamehameha 1st cultivated potatoes on round tops just after the Battle of Nuuanu, according to Kilinahe. He was adopted by Kahuakao and his mother, who both held Royal patents in Kilinahe's name. The House of Kamehameha Charles Kanaina brought in Kilinahe as one of his closest relatives to assume all of his service duties in the Royal Court of Kamehameha III. As an alii who served the ruling Ali'i nui, Kilinahe performed his hana lawelawe under Ka'ahumanu.He is a khili bearer and royal attendant. Kilinahe took over all of his official responsibilities when Kanaina was elevated to the House of Kamehameha. The chief's goods would be managed by Kilinahe. The Royal Circuit was a famous tour of the king made to locations around the island to visit citizens and encourage them to read and write, instruct the land agents and make sure they were well cared for. Kaahumanu died on June 5, 1832. One of the two armed royal attendants that accompanied Kanaina, Kekanoa, Knau, and Hoapili to


title: Kilinahe

texts: the Kings home was Kilinahe. The act of entering the Kings place was considered a death sentence but they were reassured by the guards that they wouldn't fire at them.The group entered the palace. Kamehameha III cried when he saw his foster mother for the first time in a long time. He begged the king to kill him so that he wouldn't be blamed for Liliha's accent. He presented Kina'u as Kamehameha's daughter and asked that she serve the King, but he stated that Liliha should be informed. Liliha was found drunk. It was made official a few days later. Kamehameha The Great named Konohiki Kilinahe the chief of lands.In Kilinahe's name, Kahuakao and his mother held royal patents. Kilinahe would sometimes stay at Kanaina's Pohukaina estate after being brought into the Royal Court. Kilinahe would work on Oahu until he was discharged. The court said nothing about losing life tenure of the lands as Konohiki because he was discharged from his management by Kamehameha V. After being discharged, he moved back to Lahaina and lived there for 15 years until Kanaina brought him back to the Capitol. Lunalilo was known to be the largest land owner in Hawaii from his mother's inheritance. Kanaina became the holder of the largest collection of lands in Hawaii by the time he died.<mask> was brought back to Oahu to testify to the Supreme court on Kanaina's behalf over a lost will of Kekuluohi and stayed until his death. Kekuluohi died on June 7, 1845. Kanaina requested a will by parole proof in March 1876. The will was destroyed after she died. The witnesses were Auwai, Kilinahe and Samuel Kamakau. The proof of the last will and testament of Kekuluohi, Kanaina's wife and the mother of


title: Kilinahe

texts: Lunalilo would be brought back to Honolulu by Kilinahe. He lived in Honolulu until his death.Charles Kanaina died on March 13, 1877. Even though he had prepared a will, he left everything to his son. In order to adjudicate heirs to the largest collection of private lands in the Kingdom of Hawaii, litigation took place through the Hawaiian Supreme Court. Funds were used to distribute Kanaina's estate after his land was sold at an auction. King David Kalkaua had two sisters, Liliuokalani and Likelike, as well as several other distant relatives with their representatives. <mask> was married several times. He had a son, Puahi, who married Helelani and had three children, Mary Kapola, Kilinahe Puahi II and Kalikamaka.His second wife was a great granddaughter of Heulu. Lama Puahi was <mask>'s last wife. Father Medisti married them. They had many children. Their first child was married. Their second child was a daughter named Ai who married a third daughter named Kahihikua. Daisy Amoe Ai was married to Samuel Kalimahana Miller, who shared the same parentage as John Kneakua to Ali'i.Samuel was born in 1869 to Alika and Kanuha Miller. Konohiki of Kamehameha III is listed as a landed in the record. Daisy married Samuel in 1903. Samuel worked as a painter while the couple lived in the valley of Kalihi. Daisy Amoe was married to Ai. The widow and children of Kilinahe were listed as Kanaina's closest living relatives due to his death. There was an explosion at the residence of the Kaiapoepoe family.The small, four room cottage, raised off the ground by four feet, was located on the Waikiki side of Kamehameha IV Road. The blast was only 40 yards from Samuel Kalimahana's home in

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title: Juliana of Liège

texts: The Medieval canoness regular and mystic, known as the <mask> of Lige, was located in what is now Belgium. The Feast of Corpus Christi was first celebrated in Lige in 1246 and later adopted by the Catholic Church in 1264. The National Library of the Netherlands has a manuscript analysis of the initial version of the Office, as well as a close reading of her Latin vita, which was published in French by the Belgian scholar, Jean-Pierre. There are many references to her musical and liturgical performances in newer scholarly work. The initial version of the Latin Office, Animarum cibus, which takes its title from the beginning of its first antiphon, is considered to be the author by modern women scholars. The village of Retinnes is located in the Prince-Bishopric of Lige. They were placed in a new hospice outside of Lige at the age of five.The model of a double monastery has been used to establish the canonry, with both canons and canonesses living in their own wing of the monastery. The girls were placed on a small farm next to the canonry. After entering the Order at the age of 13, she worked in its leprosarium for many years. There is no mention of her in the archives. Many of the women of Lige had a similar desire for a special feast day in honor of the Eucharist. She had her first vision when she was 16. The moon was presented in its full glory by her vision.She realized that the moon represented the life of the church on earth, while the opaque line represented the absence of a feast in honor of Christ's Body and Blood. She kept her thoughts to herself and shared them with an anchoress, Eve of Lige, who lived in a cell next to the Basilica of St. Martin. Her vision can be seen on the historiated initial letter of her vita in Paris. 2. She was elected prioress of the double canonry around 1225 and told her visions to her confessor, Canon John of Lausanne. There were many contacts between Canon John and the French and Dominican professors in Lige. The Bishop of Lige, Hugh of Saint-Cher, the Dominican Prior Provincial


title: Juliana of Liège

texts: for France, and the Archdeacon of Lige were included.Canon John relayed the vision to the religious leaders. The theologians agreed that there was nothing in the devotion of the feast that was contrary to the Catholic faith. The initial version of the office, Animarum cibus, was composed by Canon John, who was still a young man, after receiving approbation from local religious authorities. This early office can be found in the National Library of the Netherlands. The first feast of Christ's Body and Blood was instituted by Bishop Robert. The feast was celebrated by the canons of St. Martin, though he died later that year. An emerging urban middle class demanding new rights, political rivalries between the Guelphs and the Ghibellines, and internecine quarrels among the lower nobility were some of the things that caused the tumult in <mask>'s life.The context for this type of movement was created by the conflicts. Augustinian rules were re-instated when she became prioress of the canonry. The leprosarium and the canonry came under the supervision of a man named Roger, who was a vicious man. He accused her of stealing the hospital's funds and disliked both her and her reproaches. She was received into Canon John's house, next to the basilica, after fleeing to Dame Eve. With the help of Robert of Thourotte, the Bishop of Lige, she was vindicated and restored to her former position in the canonry. Roger was deposed.After the death of Bishop Robert, Roger regained control of Mont Cornillon under the new bishop, Henry de Gueldre. The excommunication of Frederick II by Pope Innocent IV points to the larger historical backdrop of rivalry over the bishopric. The Cistercian monasteries at Robermont, Val-Benoit, and Val-Notre-Dame were where she found refuge. She lived in seclusion until her death in the County of Namur, where she was aided by the sister of the archbishop of Cologne. She asked her confessor, John of Lausanne, to tell her long hidden secrets on her deathbed. None of her friends from Liege arrived. Her friend, the


title: Juliana of Liège

texts: Cistercian monk Gobert d'Aspremont, moved her body to Villers Abbey after she died.The section of the cemetery reserved for saints was where her remains were moved the following Sunday. Her cult did not receive official recognition until 1869. The name Pope Urban IV was taken by the Archdeacon Pantaleon after he was elected Pope. The Solemnity of Corpus Christi was instituted by Urban IV in 1264 as a feast for the entire Latin Church. Thomas Aquinas was commissioned to create an office for the Feast of Corpus Christi. There are two versions of Thomas's work, with considerable overlap. The inter-textual study of these Offices has been the subject of a lot of research.Pope Urban recorded the initial celebration in letters to the clergy, but also sent a copy to Dame the recluse Eve of Saint Martin at St. Martin Basilica. She is thought to have composed the initial version of <mask>'s vita in French, which is thought to be among the first women authors of medieval Europe. The first formal theological statement of the doctrine of transubstantiation can be found in the homily by Thomas, as well as in the musical manuscript devoted to the office. The Office texts have a movement from biblical to doctrinal versions. The Aquinas version rearranges biblical quotations to known chants and sets known texts to new music. The Feast of the Body of Christ was declared a feast by Pope Urban IV in 1264 after issuing the papal bull Transiturus. This was the first universal feast in the history of the Latin Rite.The feast is usually celebrated on the Thursday after Trinity Sunday, but in 1969 Pope Paul VI allowed the bishop of every nation to transfer it to the following Sunday. Pope John Paul II wrote a letter mentioning her on the 750th anniversary of the Feast of Corpus Christi, after she was canonized in 1869. The 6 April is her feast day. There are references to people from Fléron Belgian Roman Catholic religious sisters and nuns Premonstratensian nuns Belgian Roman Catholic saints 13th-century Christian saints and 13th-century


title: Richard M. Ehrlich

texts: <mask><mask> is a photographer. He obtained a degree in 1959 from Cornell University, where he was a member of the Quill and Dagger society. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The New York Times said his photographs looked like staged fantasies. He obtained his medical degree from Cornell University Medical College in 1963, followed by an internship and surgical residency at the New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center. He was a Major in the United States Air Force. The National Institute of Health sponsored a research fellowship for him in the 1960's and 70's.He was admitted to the American College of Surgeons in 1974. In 2012 <mask> became a Professor of Urology at the University of California School of Medicine. The National Board of Medical Examiners and the American Board of Urology certified him. He was elected to membership in the American Association of Genitourinary Surgeons in 1982. Photography <mask> is a professional fine art photographer whose photographs are held in multiple museums. The Houston Museum of Fine Arts Museum of the City of New York's His

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title: Richard M. Ehrlich

texts: Holocaust Archives Series consists of photographs taken of the records of the International Tracing Service (ITS) in Bad Arolsen, Germany, an archival center that houses sources for identifying and tracing the victims of the Holocaust. He was the first to take pictures of the archives.The series was shown at the Craig Krull Gallery in Los Angeles in 2008, University at Buffalo, New York in 2009, and UCLA in 2010, and was the subject of an LA Times article. The exhibition Face the Music is at the museum. The product of a five-year collaboration with a number of prominent musicians, it is an expansion of his 2015 photography book of the same title. He has published nine books and two portfolios as a photographer. The New York Times named Decoding Mimbres Painting as one of the best art books of the year. In 2012 he gave a lecture at the Annenberg Space for Photography. Richard Ehrlich Family Foundation is a not-for-profit public charity that <mask> is president of.The works of Robert Frank, Robert Frank: Books and Films, 1947 - 2017, were produced by Steidl. The exhibit was shown at New York University, the University of California, Los Angeles, the University of California, Berkeley, the Houston Center for Photography, and the Blue Sky Gallery in Portland, Oregon. 27 Miles: Abstract Truth documenting the Woolsey fire was presented to raise awareness and support for the California Community Foundation's Wildfire Relief Fund. Smith, R.B., et al. published medical articles. There are two types of cancer in the solitary kidney. The Journal of Urology was published in 1984. Rajfer, et al."Hormonal therapy of cryptorchidism." The New England Journal of Medicine was published in 1986. <mask>, R. M. Laparoscopic Nephrectomy in a child expands the scope of the

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title: Richard M. Ehrlich

texts: procedure. The Journal of Endourology was published in 1992. <mask>, R.M., A. Gershman, and G. Initial case reports of laparoscopic vesicoureteroplasty in children.<mask>, R.M., A. Gershman, and G. Laparoscopic surgery in children. The Journal of Urology was published in 1994. Lesavoy, M. A. There is a long-term follow-up of abdominal wall reconstruction. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 104e-109e was published in 2012 Smith R.B.H. has medical books.They were Ehrlich R.M. Complications of Urologic Surgery: Prevention and Management was written by W.B. The company is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. There are two types of plastic surgery of the External Genitalia. W.B. The company is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. <mask> wrote a book called "Namibia: The Forbidden Zone".<mask> is from Paso Robles, California. The Other Side of the Sky is a work by <mask>. <mask>, Reverie, Craig Krull Gallery and Weston Gallery are located in San Francisco, California. Face the Music was written by <mask>. Faces of Promise: Looking Beyond Autism was written by <mask>. <mask> is the author of Neogenesis Portfolio. Decoding Mimbres Painting: Ancient Ceramics of the American Southwest was written by Tony Berlant.<mask> was the photographer for What's Past Is Prologue: That Was Then, This Is Now. <mask> is the author of Surface Aria: Inside the Outside. Neogenesis Two: Edition One was written by <mask>. <mask> is the author of Out of the Fire: Abstract Truth. <mask> is the author of In Libris XI - Bibliophilia. Neogenesis Three: Edition One was written by <mask>. The Arolsen Holocaust Archive is in Gttingen, Germany.<mask> wrote Homage to Rothko. There are External links to the USHMM Permanent Exhibition and the OAC Inventory for <mask>'s Holocaust

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title: Leon Powe

texts: <mask>. is an American former professional basketball power forward. When he was drafted by the Denver Nuggets in 2006 he grew up in Oakland, California, and played college basketball at the University of California, Berkeley. He won a championship with the Boston Celtics in 2008 after three years in the NBA. Powe played for Cleveland from 2009 to 2011. He was with the Memphis Grizzles in 2011. After a stint in Puerto Rico, Powe decided to retire due to multiple injuries and his desire to become a businessman. Powe was born in Oakland, California.When he was two years old, his father left him. The family's house burned down when he was seven years old and they were homeless for years. Within six years, they moved more than twenty times. He and his siblings were taken away from their mother by the state of California and put into foster care. Four days before he played in the state championship, his mother died. Marshawn Lynch was a running back at Oakland Technical High School where he averaged 27.4 ppg, 14.2 rpg and 3.1 bpg as a senior. Oakland Tech won the Oakland Section Championship in 2002 and 2003 with the help of Powe.During his senior year, he was named the California Player of the Year and Parade All-American. He became the first Oakland Tech athlete to have his number retired when he was selected to play in the McDonald's All-American game. College basketball player for the California Golden Bears from 2003 to 2006 He did not play in his sophomore year due to a


title: Angelo Parona

texts: During World War II, <mask> was an Italian admiral. <mask> was born in Novara, Piedmont, on April 23, 1889, to <mask> and Elena Tarella. He graduated from the Naval Academy in Livorno in 1910 with the rank of Ensign. When Italy entered World War I, <mask> was assigned to the ironclad battleship and participated in the Italo-Turkish war on board the armored cruiser Varese. During World War I, <mask> was awarded a Silver medal for an action near Monfalcone in May 1916, after taking part in ground fighting on the Isonzo front with the Naval brigade. He was given command of the submarine F 17 later in the war and received a Bronze medal for an action against a convoy in the Adriatic Sea. After World War I, he remained in the submarine branch and was promoted to Lieutenant Commander in 1922 and Commander in 1927.He was assigned to the office of the Chief of Staff of the Navy for three years after attending the Naval Warfare Institute. In 1932 <mask> and Captain Vladimiro Pini were translated into Italian by Hermann Bauer. The design and tactical use of the U-Boot are covered in the fleets. After being promoted to captain in 1937, <mask> held the office of naval attaché at the Embassy of Italy in Paris for two years. After he became Chief of Staff of the 3rd Naval Division in 1937, <mask> was the commanding officer of the heavy cruiser Trieste. He became deputy inspector of the construction and testing of the new ships built for the Navy after being promoted to rear admiral. Italy entered World War II on June 10, 1940, and <mask> held the post of deputy commander of Italy's submarine fleet.During a military conference in Friedrichshafen on 20 June 1939, the Regia Marina and the Kriegsmarine agreed that Italy would participate in the submarine warfare in the Atlantic, and that

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title: Angelo Parona

texts: an Italian Atlantic submarine base would be created in German-held territory. The Italian Atlantic Command was established by the Ministry of the Navy after the fall of France. In August 1940 <mask> visited a number of ports on the Atlantic coast and chose Bordeaux as the basis for the Italian submarine. The high command of the Italian Navy decided on 1 September 1940 that the command of the Atlantic Submarine Group would be called the High command of the Italian Submarine Forces in the Atlantic. <mask> arrived in Bordeaux at the end of August 1940. <mask> was praised for his cleverness, determination and readiness to cooperate with the German commands, but some Italian admirals thought that he overestimated the capacity of the Italian submarines. <mask> reprimanded several of his submarine commanders, who he expected should be able to obtain a performance comparable to that of the U-Boats, because he was disappointed by the initial results of his submarine.Supermarina advised <mask> to be less influenced by the Germans and to tone down his criticism because of his excessive sternness. At the end of 1940, <mask> ordered several measures that aimed to improve the performance of his submarines: taking cue from the Kriegsmarine, older Italian submarine commanders were replaced with younger officers, who possessed more aggressiveness and stamina; a "submarine school" The Italian submarine underwent improvement work, such as the reconfiguration of their turrets. The Italian submarine started to achieve more success after these measures were put in place, with the average sunk tonnage rising from 3,844 GRT in 1940 to 27,335 GRT in 1942. <mask> was still dissatisfied and this led to new tensions between him and Supermarina for his treatment of commanders. He was promoted to

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title: Angelo Parona

texts: vice admiral in April 1941. <mask>'s rank was excessive for the size of his command due to the fact that half of the Betasom submarine were sent back to Italy in the Autumn of 1941.After the Battle of the Duisburg Convoy, Bruno Brivonesi was removed from command and <mask> took over. The heavy cruiser Gorizia was his flagship. The First and Second Battle of Sirte, where <mask>'s division clashed with the escort forces of British convoys to Malta, was known as the Battle of Mid June. In the face of increasing Allied bombings against Italian naval base in Southern Italy, the 3rd cruiser division was transferred to La Maddalena, Sardinia. Trieste was sunk and Gorizia was disabled as a result of the attack on La Maddalena and the 3rd Division on April 10, 1943. He became the director of military personnel and services at the Navy Ministry in Rome. He was in Rome when the armistice was announced.Captain Carmine D'Arienzo, who was known to have left all the documentation of the High Commissioner's office to him, was accused of not opposing the Germans while in Rome in the days of the armistice. According to the official history of the Italian Navy, published in 1971, <mask> had the list destroyed and co-operated with the Clandestine Military Front, a Resistance organization that included several high-ranking officers of the Italian armed forces. After the liberation of Rome, <mask> resumed active service and was appointed Commander of the Naval Department of the Ionian Sea, a role that he held from 1944 to 1946. He was promoted to admiral in 1945. He was responsible for the permanent lighting of the coast from 1948 to 1951. He was placed in the reserve in 1951. <mask> died in Rome.There were 1889 births and 1977 deaths of Italian military personnel of World War I and World War

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title: Mat Jackson

texts: <mask> is a British racing driver. <mask> started racing in karts in his teens and finished 4th in the 2000 Renault Clio Cup, his first attempt at tin-top racing. He moved to the production class of the British Touring Car Championship in 2001 and finished 4th in his class. When he entered the SEAT Cupra Championship in 2005 with a family-run team, he was something of a forgotten man. He was a revelation, finishing as series runner-up, with a series-high 8 race wins, and a tally of 8 poles and 8 fastest laps. He remained in Cupras for the 2006 season, taking the championship lead after a double victory at the season opener. He went on to win the title after a string of 9 wins in the first 12 races.<mask> won his first victory in the British Touring Car Championship at Oulton Park in the third race of the season. He had a crash and an engine failure that left him with no points. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: race, after battling for fourth place in the second race. <mask> started the weekend 10th on the grid but fought his way up to 6th place. He recorded his third career victory in the second race after taking the lead after mistakes by Turner and Giovanardi. In the third race, which was delayed by rain, <mask> fought his way up to second behind Turkington despite his RWD BMW 320si slipping in the conditions.<mask> was pushed out wide and into the gravel trap after an ambitious overtaking move around the outside. <mask> lost his chance of taking the title. <mask> made his way up to 5th place in the first race at Donington Park after he qualified 14th on the grid. His race ended when he made contact with Tom Chilton. He got his first points of the weekend with an 8th-place finish in the third race. <mask> qualified a decent 7th on the grid for race 1 at Croft, but the weather was so bad that there were rivers and puddles all over the track. The race had to be red-flagged after an accident between Team RAC driver Stephen Jelley and Robertshaw Racing driver Alan Taylor caused an injury to a marshal.The race was stopped because of the weather. <mask> flew into the lead at the first corner after restarting 2nd on the grid. He locked his brakes when he entered the Tower corner because he was the first to do so. He returned to the pack in a lowly 18th place after going through the gravel trap. The race was stopped due to the poor weather and he stayed there. He finished second in the championship, 36

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texts: points behind the winner. <mask>'s team did not have the funds to run their car in 2009.<mask>'s plans for the season were not listed on the entry list. In the final race of the day, he won in a Chevrolet Lacetti, returning to the BTCC in a one off race. He will be racing the rest of the season under the banner of Sliverline Racing. In the first half of the season, he struggled, but a run of eight podium finishes, including a win at Knockhill and pole position at Silverstone, took him to 5th place. <mask> was signed by Airwaves BMW for the 2010 season. He finished the season in 7th place with a total of 155 points, 14 points behind teammate Steven Kane. He stayed with Airwaves Racing.The team competed with the Ford Focus ST for him and his teammate, but no longer ran the BMW 320si. The Mountune NGTC engine was used in the Team Aon cars. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: of the drivers for Motorbase heading into 2018, and was set to partner Tom Chilton in what would have been a formidable line up in the now upgraded NGTC FocusRS. <mask> would no longer be driving for the team after they split with him. Although reasons behind the split are unknown, <mask> had been heavily linked to the Team Dynamics Honda seat vacated by Gordon Shedden, and tensions over contractual disputes have been suggested as the main reason for the split. <mask>'s departure appeared to be calculated by Motorbase's part as the Team Dynamics Honda seat was taken by Dan Cammish, leaving <mask> without a drive for the year.In June of last year, <mask> raced with Stewart Lines in a SEAT Cupra TCR for Maximum Motorsport in the third round of the Dunlop Endurance Championship at Oulton Park. They failed to finish the first race and were disqualified from the second race. <mask> had been linked to a number of teams during his sabbatical but decided to return to the BTCC with Power Maxed Racing. <mask> was left without a drive because of the delayed season because Power Maxed Racing's plans changed. <mask>'s Ford is a family run car dealership. The first time <mask> appeared on the show was in Series 10, Episode 6. He raced an aircraft tug in the airport vehicles race.He appeared in the second episode of the series when he drove a car in a taxi race. He worked on the McLaren MP4-12C as a test and development driver. The complete British Touring Car Championship results show pole position,

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title: Louis Charles Georges Jules Lafont

texts: The Governor of Cochinchina from 1877 to 1879 was a French naval officer. He served in Vietnam, the Philippines, West Africa, the Baltic, the Indian Ocean, China and East Africa after joining the navy at the age of sixteen. He commanded land troops during the Franco-Prussian War. He was the commander in chief of the training squadron from 1885 to 1886. <mask> was born in Fort-de-France, Martinique in 1824. His parents were a merchant and a woman. He joined the navy when he was sixteen.He became a midshipman in September of 1843. He was in the Far East for a long time. He distinguished himself in the attacks on Tourane and the pirates of Basilan in the Philippines. After the Victorieuse sank in Korea in 1849, Lafonte was made enseigne de vaisseau and returned to France. He was stationed on the west coast of Africa in May 1849. On December 10, 1850, he was made a Knight of the Legion of Honour. The depot of maps and plans was assigned to Lafont in October 1850.He was promoted to lieutenant de vaisseau in July of 1852. He was a member of the training squadron. He took part in the operations of the war on the Jupiter. The attack on Sevastopol was distinguished by him. The gunboat Poudre was in command of the Baltic in May 1854 when it took part in the attack on Suomenlinna. In May 1856 he was in charge of the guns in the Indian Ocean. The Battle of Canton, the Battle of Taku Forts, and the Siege of Tourane were all part of the campaign led by <mask> de Genouilly.On August 28, 1858, he was promoted to Officer of the Legion of Honour. Lafont was an aide-de-camp in Da Nang in the 19th century. On November 19, 1859, Captain and admiral Lafont was promoted to capitaine de frégate. He was assigned to the Hydrographic Committee in France. He married Marie Goffart in Valenciennes on July 24, 1860. Their children were <mask>, Suzanne, Anne, and Marguerite. Lafont was

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title: Louis Charles Georges Jules Lafont

texts: aide-de-camp to the commander of the training squadron.On the Ville de Paris. The aviso Caton was taken over by him in April 1863. He was second in command of the yacht Aigle. He was promoted to capitaine de vaisseau on April 6, 1867. The flagship of Albert Gicquel des Touches was commanded by <mask> from 1868 to 1870. During the Franco-Prussian War in July 1870 Lafont took command of the Armid in the Baltic. He was assigned to the army as brigadier general in October 1870.At Nogent-sur-Seine, he fought and was given command in November. On July 2, 1871, he was made Commander of the Legion of Honour. The Marine Works Council was formed in May 1871. He commanded the Clorinde on the east coast of Africa in June 1873. He was promoted to admiral on August 3, 1875. The 1st maritime district made him Major General. He was the President of the High Committee on Underwater Defenses in July 1876.Lafont was governor of Cochinchina from October 1877 to July 1879. He was the last naval officer to serve as governor. He was in charge of the Naval Station in Vietnam. The Tilsitt was his flagship. The officers of the Monocacy were invited to a ball at the governor's palace in January after visiting Saigon. The flagship of Lafont was the old line battleship Tilsitt, and the other naval vessels were the Antelope, a small paddle steamer, and a troopship. These were armed with a six-inch breech loading rifle.Six to eight large buildings, including a forge and machine shop, were included in the huge arsenal that was under construction. There was a floating dry dock that could raise a ship. Lafont wanted to make the system of taxation less burdensome to small land owners who had not registered their land. He reduced land property taxes but added a tax on rice exports, which made some powerful enemies. Bishop Isidore Colombert appreciated his confirmation of the Catholic Church's


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texts: property titles. He tried to keep the Chinese from dealing with the Vietnamese. The governor of Cochinchina was responsible for the protection of Cambodia, which was poorly governed by King Norodom of Cambodia.Administrative reforms were introduced under pressure from the French, but little was done to put them into effect. The king was asked to implement the reforms. "Many individuals, being implicated in theft, insolvency and even crime, get themselves issued with documents from senior mandarins, Princes, and even Your Majesty's wives,certifying to no-one is entitled to pursue them without having first obtained the prior authorization of the Protectorate," he This state of affairs is not compatible with justice in a civilized country. The complaint was ignored. <mask> Myre de Vilers took over as governor in July 1879. Lafont was appointed deputy commander of the training squadron on April 1, 1880, with the battleship Suffren as his flagship.He was promoted to vice-amiral. He was in charge of the 2nd maritime district. From February to October 1885, Lafont was maritime prefect of Brest. On July 8, 1884, he was made a Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour. He was appointed commander in chief of the training squadron in October 1885. He was appointed Chairman of the Marine Works Council in 1886. On July 9, 1889, Lafont was awarded the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour.Lafont retired from active service at the age of 65. He was made president of the central council in 1894 and raised money for a hospital ship to be sent to the fishermen. The Saint-Pierre was ordered for the 1896 season after a good response. A land-based abri des marins'' was set up in Saint-Pierre to provide an alternative to drinking places for seamen. There was a death in Paris on January 31, 1908. He is buried in the 25th division. There were French Navy admirals who died at Pre Lachaise


title: Vida Dutton Scudder

texts: Julia was an activist in the social gospel movement. She was the only child of David Coit and Harriet Louise (<mask><mask> and was born in India on December 15, 1861. She and her mother returned to the family home in Boston after her father drowned. She attended private secondary schools in Boston and graduated from the Boston Girl's Latin School. She received her degree from Smith College in 1884. The first American women admitted to the graduate program at Oxford were influenced by York Powell and John Ruskin. She was influenced by a number of people while in England.They returned to Boston in 1886. At Wellesley College, where she taught English literature from 1887 to 1910, she became an associate professor in 1892 and a full professor in 1910. She was one of the founding members of the College Settlements Association. The CSA's third settlement house venture, Denison House in Boston, was established by her and Emily Balch. From 1893 to 1913, <mask> was its primary administrator. The Society of the Companions of the Holy Cross is a group of Episcopal women dedicated to prayer and social reconciliation. She was a member of the Society of Christian Socialists when it established the Church of the Carpenter in Boston.The Boston Central Labor Union had a convention in 1893. She helped organize the Federal Labor Union, a group of professional people who were associated with the American Federation of Labor. <mask> spent a year in Italy and France studying modern Italian and French literature after receiving a leave of absence from Wellesley. The Women's Trade Union League was formed in 1903. She became the director of the Americano at Denison House. She joined the

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texts: Socialist Party after founding the Episcopal Church Socialist League. He tried to reconcile Marxism and Christianity.She became controversial in 1912 when she supported striking textile workers in Lawrence, Massachusetts, and spoke at a strike meeting, but Wellesley resisted calls for her dismissal as a professor. In her famous speech, she said, "I would rather not wear a thread of woolen than know my garments had been woven at the cost of such misery as I have seen and known past the shadow of a doubt to have existed in this town." ... The woolen industry does not have a right to exist in Massachusetts if the wages are not necessary to maintain decency and health. She moved to Wellesley, Massachusetts, with her mother in 1920 after ending her association with Denison House. President Wilson's decision to intervene in the First World War was supported by <mask>. She founded the Church League for Industrial Democracy in 1919.Florence Converse lived with <mask> until her death. They lived at 45 Leighton Road in Wellesley. She lived with Dudley until Dudley's death. In the 1920s, <mask> embraced pacifism. She gave a series of lectures before the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom in Prague in 1923, the year she joined the Fellowship of Reconciliation. After retiring from Wellesley in 1927, <mask> was given the title of professor emeritus. She was the first dean of the Summer School of Christian Ethics.She lectured weekly at the New School for Social Research. She was one of the leading Franciscan scholars of her time after she published The Franciscan Adventure in 1931. She published an autobiography in London in 1937 and a collection of essays in New

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texts: York in 1939. Smith College gave <mask> the degree of LHD in 1922. She received an LLD degree from Nashotah House in 1942. She died at her home in Wellesley, Massachusetts, on October 9, 1954. The Episcopal Church (USA) has a feast day on October 10.The rain sprits were freed. D. Lothrop was born in Boston. Poems by George Macdonald were edited by Clara French. The Japanese Wedding is also known as Mitsu-Yu-Nissi. Chicago: T.S. Denison was born in 1887. Macaulay wrote an essay about Clive Lord.The edited version of Boston: Sibley and Ducker. There is an introduction to the writing of John Ruskin. Boston: Shewell and Sanborn edited in 1890. There are outlines for the study of modern English literature. Frank Wood was born in Boston. Prometheus Unbound was edited in 1892. There is a witness of denial.New York: E.P<mask> was born in 1895. The life of the spirit in modern English poets. Boston and New York were founded in 1895. There is a speculation about socialism and spiritual progress. The Church Social Union was founded in Boston in 1896. There are social ideal in English letters.The 1898 edition of Boston and New York was enlarged in 1923. Christian simplicity. The Christian Social Union was founded in Boston in 1898. The introduction to the study of English literature was held at the close of the last century. A company in Boston in 1903. Saint Catherine of Siena was mentioned in her letters. J.M. is located in London.New York: E.P. Dent. The book was edited and translated. The Imaginary Biography of Raniero di Landoccio dei Pagliaresi is the Disciple of a Saint. New York: E.P. In 1921 and 1927, Dutton was re-issued. John Woolman's works were edited for

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texts: Everyman's Library. Bede's History of England was edited by Everyman's Library.Character and socialism. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1912. Lake English Classics edited the 1915 English Poems. Reflections of a Socialist Churchwoman. New York. The year 1917. The edited and translated version of Le Morte D'Arthur of Sir Thomas Malory and Its Sources was published in 1917.Social Teachings of the Christian Year were delivered at the Cambridge Conference. New York: E.P<mask> was born in 1921. The tale of the first Franciscans is told by Brother John. Little, Brown, and Company was founded in Boston in 1927. The Franciscan Adventure is a study of the first 100 years of the Order of St. Francis of Assisi. J.M. is located in London and Toronto.New York: E.P. Dent. <mask> was born in 1931. There is a Christian attitude towards private property. Morehouse was in Milwaukee in 1934. On a journey. J.M. is located in London. Dent and Sons was founded in 1937.Secular Essays and Spiritual are part of the Privilege of Age. New York: E.P<mask> was born in 1939. Father Huntington founded the Order of the Holy Cross. New York: E.P. Emily Malbone Morgan wrote Letters to Her Companions. There is a biographical sketch by EmilySophie Brown.Privately printed in 1944. My quest for reality. Wellesley was published in 1952. Peter J. Frederick wrote Knights of the Golden Rule: The Intellectual As Christian Social Reformer in the 1890s. The University Press of Kentucky was published in 1976. American activists American Christian socialists American Episcopalians American non-fiction writers American women non-fiction writers Anglican pacifists Anglo-Catholic socialists Christian female saints of the

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title: Gunby Hadath

texts: <mask> was an English schoolmaster, lawyer, company promoter, songwriter, journalist, and author of boarding school stories. Over two-thirds of his novels were set in English Public Schools. The only son of Reverend <mask>, <mask> was born at the Rectory in Owersby in 1871. John Mobray Pearson was a minister. When <mask> was two years old, his father died and he was sent to the Clergy Orphan School at St Thomas Hill, where he was registered as a scholar. Like the hero of his own school story, he was an athletic Captain of the school. He was admitted to Peterhouse College as a resident student in October 1889.He earned his college stripes for rugby, soccer, and cricket at Cambridge. He began his career as a schoolmaster after receiving his degree. After leaving Cambridge, <mask> taught at Montpellier School. <mask> was a few years ahead of this private school when it was acquired by Bertram Bennet. He was an athlete. The school advertised <mask> as the second master. <mask> was advertising for private schools in 1894 so he couldn't have been content with his salary.There are no advertisements referring to <mask> after 1895. Branching out <mask> was awarded an MA degree in January 1896 and was the Senior Classics Master at the school. <mask> married Florence Annie Webber in the third quarter of 1898. The couple did not have any children. Florence was one of the few people who could read <mask>'s terrible handwriting and she used to type his stories for submission. Florences's twin sister was living with them. She was the Matron at the school for a long time.The <mask>'s lived at 39 Chichele Road in North London by 18 August 1900. It was1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 Hadeth had a Chalet in the French Alps near the Haute Savoie and

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texts: Mont Blanc. He belonged to the Alpine Club of France. He was made a Citoyen d'Honneur in the year 1932. <mask> was interested in sports. He played on the college and school teams.He played Rugby as an amateur after leaving school, but an injury stopped him from playing. Florence was interested in sports. The Legal Association team she played on in 1920 had holes in them. <mask> had a good income from song-writing by the time he stopped teaching, having had more than 100 songs published. In 1897, <mask> was appointed to liquidate the Candelaria Gold Mine. Hadeth was listed as company secretary for two copper mines in 1903. He was the company secretary in 1907.He was the company secretary to Sierra Morena Copper Mines. On February 20, 1908, <mask> was admitted to the Inner Temple. Between 1896 and 1910, <mask> made between £1,300 and £1,400 from his writing. His losses on the stock exchange exceeded this. He was declared bankrupt on January 19, 1910, after losing over $2,000 on the stock market. He had an initial hearing in February 1910 in which he claimed to have been a schoolmaster, a secretary, a journalist and a composer. On July 28, 1910, the Official Receiver reported that <mask>'s bankruptcy had been brought on by rash and hazardous speculations.<mask>'s discharge was suspended for two years because of this. <mask> joined up in the First World War and served in the 6th battalion. When war broke out, this battalion was almost immediately sent to Gillingham in Kent. The rest of the war took place in Chatham, where the Battalion was sent in November 1915. He was never sent to teach as a First-Class Light Guns instructor. On February 2, 1917, <mask> was appointed to the rank of captain. On December 2, 1918, he resigned his commission due to ill-health.<mask> began coaching for the bar exam after the war. He continued to write until his death. <mask> was the co-trustee of the Benevolent Fund of the Performing Right Society. His first essay was about Piccolomini's family in the Musical Times of 1 August 1900. <mask> died in a

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title: Gunby Hadath

texts: London Hospital on January 17, 1954. Florence lived another six years. <mask> became famous for his authentic and true-to-life school stories, and his name became one of the best known and best loved of those who aim to instruct as well as entertain youth.His sixty novels include sports, humor, and loyalty. He is a schoolboy at heart and has been a schoolmaster. He is in a public school. Boys enjoy it and know about it. An old favourite still writing and writing well is a pleasant surprise. In New Zealand, a children's librarian began to withdraw her books from her shelves because they were judged second-rate. Westerman, <mask>-Dyer are related.One of the problems faced by <mask> was identified by him. Other literature had a poor relation to juvenile fiction. It attracted less attention than adult fiction. People think that anyone can write books for young people, but actually youth is an extremely critical audience. The weekly boy's reading papers were all but gone by the time he died. The school story was always an artificial type and its decline towards the middle of the century was neither unexpected nor deplored. There are a few notable exceptions in the new lists.The Captain published <mask>'s first juvenile fiction story in 1909. One of the recurring characters in the story was a boy named Foozle. <mask> may have felt the financial pinch when he wrote the story. When he first appeared in court, he had over three hundred pounds in interest on his debts. The Captain, The Modern Boy, and The Boy's Own Paper were all written by <mask>. His stories were usually published in book form. Duncan James was one of the pseudonyms <mask> used for his short fiction.There are no potential titles listed under this name. Felix O'Grady. There are no titles listed under this name. <mask> <mask>. <mask> used the name Florence to write the Pamela series of stories for girls. There are four unique titles listed in the British Library catalogue. George Shepherd Pearson, <mask>'s maternal uncle, nominated <mask> as one of the executors of his

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texts: estate.The British Library catalogue has a title named The Second Count. The man is John Mowbray. <mask>'s maternal grandfather was named Rev. John Mowbray. John Pearson was born in July 1850. There is a maternal uncle of the same name. The British Library catalogue has fourteen unique titles under this name. There is disagreement about the author of the books.The British Museum catalogue firmly declared the pseudonym of one J. G. H. Vahey, with no additional proof. In the case of Harry Collingwood, his books were listed in the British Library's catalogue as being authored by him. That's right, i.e. William Joseph Cosens was from Lancaster. In the case of John Mowbray, the year of birth and death are the same as those of Vahey, which is why there is no such assignment. John George Vahey was born in Northern Ireland and attended Foyle College. He attended school in Germany.He moved to England by the 1911 census. Kemp et al. Vahey became an accomplished hack writer and published over forty crime novels, fourteen under his own name, twenty-two under Walter Proudfoot, and five under Anthony Lang. A volume of angling stories was published by him. His most productive year was 1933, when he published seven novels. Kemp et al. They say that Vahey published fourteen novels.<mask> also used the name. The books written by <mask> are all juvenile fiction, whereas the books written by Vahey are adult crime novels and thrillers. The other two pseudonyms that <mask> used for his books can be found in his family tree. Some of the school novels have <mask>'s characters. <mask> spent his summers near some of the novels. The school novels have common plots such as unjust accused boys and initial conflict ending in friendship. <mask> had many works.The five titles listed as being by Vahey, using the name John Mowbray, are similar to the school stories written by <mask> Hubin. They were called Call the Yard. Skeffington wrote The Frontier Mystery. The Megeve Mystery was written by Collins. Collins worked for the Secret Service. Collins wrote The

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texts: Radio Mystery in 1939. The Way of the Weasel was Collins' sixth title.It was listed as a questionable inclusion. Call in the Yard is the only crime novel attributed to Vahey by Hubin in his updated Crime Fiction IV: A Comprehensive Bibliography 1749-2000. Young American men are the heroes of this story. It wasn't juvenile fiction as it was published in the spring. A reviewer described a thriller of a naive character. It concerns the efforts of a party wealthy and scatter-brained young men to find some treasure, the supposed location of which they have to show a crook. It is a comedy up to the time the dead body of the crook is discovered, and then a deadly character ensues.The next four titles were juvenile fiction, all of which were published after Vahey's death in 1938, and all of them had plots centered on the Second World War. A public-school story about a boy called The Weasel is called The Way of the Weasel. The following list excludes shorter fiction, the many anthologies and annuals to which <mask> contributed, and only lists the full-length novels. The Jisc Library Hub Discover catalogue is one of the four sources. The British Library is included in a catalogue of 161 academic and specialist libraries. The J column indicates if the title is in the Jisc catalogue. The list of school-boy fiction in English Schoolboy Stories: An annotated bibliography of hardcover fiction was published in 1992.If the title appears in the list, the W column indicates it. There is a list of boys' school stories in The Encyclopedia of Boys School Stories. If the title appears in the Encyclopedia's list, the E column indicates it. There is an online catalogue of Abe Books for <mask> <mask>. The A column indicates if the title appeared in the catalog on May 23, 2020. The Jisc Library Discover Hub catalogues books by <mask>. <mask>'s books are in the Abe Books catalogue.As book are sold, or new titles are offered, the titles in this catalogue continually change. John Mowbray's books are in the Abe Books catalogue. The titles in this catalogue

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title: Yaroslava Shvedova

texts: <mask> is a former professional tennis player. She represented her country of birth, Russia. She won one singles title and 13 doubles titles on the WTA Tour, plus one singles and one doubles title on the WTA 125 tournaments, as well as four singles and three doubles titles on the ITF Circuit. She reached her best singles ranking on October 29, 2012 25. She peaked at No. 22 February 2016 The doubles rankings have 3 in them.<mask> has made three Grand Slam singles quarterfinals. She and Vania King won two Grand Slam women's doubles titles, the 2010 Wimbledon Championships and the 2010 US Open. In the Open Era, <mask> is one of seven players to record a golden set. This is the only time a golden set has been recorded in a Grand Slam championship. In February 2007, she surprised everyone by reaching the final of the Bangalore Open. Sania is in the quarterfinals. She defeated Mara Santangelo in the final to win her first title.She was in the top 100 for the first time after this win. She recorded her first-ever top 20 win at the Miami Masters in 2007, beating future number one Ana Ivanovic in the second round. She was beaten in the third round. She won an ITF title in Mexico in August 2008, defeating her opponent in the final in two sets. She lost in the first round of the US Open after winning through

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texts: the qualification rounds. <mask> Garros in 2009, defeating Americans Shenay Perry and Angela Haynes in the first and second rounds, respectively. She beat Elena in the final round to get into the main draw.She advanced to the third round after defeating Arantxa Rus. She lost in a three-set match. Maria Sharapova came back from a long-term shoulder injury and was ranked 102. She defeated Monica Niculescu in the first round at Wimbledon but lost to Melanie Oudin in the second. <mask> won the biggest win of her career at the US Open. She saved two match points in the match. <mask> had a good run at the Miami Open.She won a tight first-round match against a wild card. She defeated the 23rd seed in the second round after she retired. <mask> won another close match and advanced to the next round. She fell in the fourth round to the sixth seed. <mask> upset fourth-seeded Maria Kirilenko in the second round of the Barcelona Open. She lost to Iveta Beneov before falling to the eventual French Open champion. <mask> had her best career result at the French Open.She made it to the quarterfinals in the singles competition. She avenged her loss to her in Miami by defeating the eighth seed. <mask> Knowle beat Cara Black and Leander Paes to win the mixed doubles title. They fell in the final to sixth seeds.

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title: Yaroslava Shvedova

texts: <mask> and Vania King were unseeded at the Wimbledon Championships. Two weeks before the start of the grass-court season, the two began playing together for the first time.<mask> and King defeated Elena Vesnina and Vera Zvonareva in the final to win the tournament. Both <mask> and King continued their good form onto the hardcourts of the US Open, being seeded sixth, the team continued to win match after match before taking a spot in their second consecutive Grand Slam final. Heavy rain caused the match to be played over two days. <mask> was at the Hopman Cup. She lost her first match by two sets. <mask> pulled out of the Hopman Cup after she injured her knee during her match. <mask> missed the Australian Open due to a knee injury.<mask> came back from an injury and lost in the first round of the tournament. She was the fifth seed and lost in the first round to Elena Vesnina. She lost in the first round to Kimiko Date-Krumm in Indian Wells. <mask> retired in her second-round match against Jarmila Groth at the Miami Open due to a left thigh muscle strain. At the Rabat Grand Prix, she began her clay-court season. She was defeated in the second round by Pivovarova. <mask> lost in the second round to Roberta Vinci at the Barcelona Open.Shvedova Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet

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title: Yaroslava Shvedova

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