title: Ruggero Gabbai

texts: many festivals worldwide, as well as airing on national TV-channel RAI 1 on International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2014 and 2015 and being presented at the Italian Parliament by the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies, Laura Boldrini, together with the Minister of Education The Mario Francese award was given to <mask> Gabbai for his films within the context of historical memory.The documentary started in the '40s and the '50s in Egypt before the 1952 Revolution and the nationalism of Nasser. The film has screened in many festivals around the world, including in the US and Canada. CityZen was a documentary on the ZEN district in Palermo. The film was part of the official selection of the Taormina Film Festival. He made a documentary about the life of the Jewish community in Libya and in its capital, Tripoli, during the postwar period. The biggest Nazi raid in Italy was recounted in a documentary. At the 13th edition of the Rome Film Festival, the film was selected and acquired by Italian national television Rai Cinema.Being Missoni 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846


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texts: An American poet and professor of history at Mount Holyoke College, <mask> was born on August 5, 1916. He won the Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1949. He was a Scholar at the University of Florence in 1955. The son of <mask> was born in New York City. He received a degree. In 1937, summa cum laude was received from Harvard University. He received his M.A. in European history.He received his PhD from Harvard in 1942. He wrote a lot from 1938. Some of the poems were first published in Poetry Magazine. He won the Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1949. He was a Scholar at the University of Florence in 1955. The first teacher to teach at Smith College was <mask>. He joined the faculty at Mount Holyoke College in 1948.He taught history for a long time. He taught his Russian history survey course until 1997. On May 13, 2006 <mask> died after a long illness. Politics <mask> was an early leader in the conservative movement, but by 1951 it felt that it had deviated from true conservatism. His review of William F. Buckley's God and Man at Yale reflected this. In April 1940, <mask> wrote an article in the Atlantic Monthly. His father, <mask>, was a Nazi sympathizer.His beliefs are difficult to categorize as they raise questions about what "conservative" really means. He said Buckley came in once their minds were opened. In 1962, he elaborated upon the differences he saw between real conservatives and those he called pseudo-conservatives, in a review of Buckley's book God and Man at Yale. New Poems 1952: The First Morning, New Poems 1953: Dream and Responsibility, Four Test Cases of the Tension Between Poetry and Society, and The Last Decade in Poetry: New Dilemmas and New Solutions. The Nazi

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texts: Bookman, Volume 47, Number 3–4, Fall 2010, contains further reading by Charles C. Brown. John Ciardi. The Poet and the Form was written by <mask>.The University of Kansas City Review 15 was published. "The Tall Ideas Dancing: <mask>, or the Poet as Citizen" was written by Ira N. Hayward. The Western Humanities Review 9 was published in 1955. Marie Henault. <mask> was a publisher. The name of the person is Irving Louis. Society, Volume 44, Issue 2, January 2007, contains "<mask>: European-American Conscience, 1916–2006."Josephine Jacobsen. "<mask>: Durable Poet" was published in The Massachusetts Review. 9, No. The summer of 1968. Lacey, Robert J. "<mask> is a conservative." Edmund Burke and His American Heirs was written by Lacey.157-195. Tom Reiss. <mask> inspired and lost a movement. The New Yorker was published in 2005. The Political Science Reviewer, Volume 7, Number 1, Fall, 1977 contains the biography of <mask>. "The Legacy of <mask>: His Prose Writings" was written by Claes G. In 2006 there were 1 and 2.Earl. The first issue of "The Classical Conservatism of <mask>" was published in 1995. "<mask> and the Demise of New Conservatism" was written by George R. The Faculty of the Department of Politics School of Arts and Sciences of the Catholic University of America received the submission for the degree Doctor of Political Theory. Weinstein, Michael A. "<mask>: Reconciliation and Beyond." HUMANITAS 10 was published in 1997."Contradictory Views in <mask>'s War Poetry" was written by Patrick L. Zdobinski. The article was published in 2010 The National Review Online has a biography of <mask> called "<mask>: Conservative US historian of Nazi thought and writer of

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title: Seymour Milstein

texts: He was an American real estate developer and philanthropist. Born to a Jewish family in Manhattan and raised in the Bronx, <mask> 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 His father was a floor scraper and an immigrant from Russia. His father founded the Circle Floor Company in 1919. The Mastic Tile Company was founded by his father in 1945. In 1941, he graduated from New York University. He became president of the Mastic Tile Company in 1955 after working for his father's company.<mask> became president of the Circle Floor Company in 1961. Ruberoid paid $24 million for Mastic Tile in 1959. Circle Floor won contracts to install flooring in several New York landmarks, including Rockefeller Center, the United Nations Building, and John F Kennedy Airport. Circle Floor was the largest Subcontractor in the United States by 1966. The brothers founded a real estate company in the late 1950s. Both Paul and <mask> preferred to work behind the scenes. They were dubbed "the diplomat and the barbarian" because of their temperament.The first large real estate development was completed in 1964. Paul

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texts: was the manager of the unit in 1971 when Circle Floor Company was sold for fifteen million dollars. The parent company of Chiquita Bananas was acquired by the Milsteins in 1974 after the suicide of its owner. The New York Biltmore Hotel was stripped of its steel structure in 1981 in order to make way for a new headquarters for Bank of America, despite the building's landmark status and protests by preservationists. The largest privately owned bank in the country was built by the <mask>s after they acquired the Emigrant Savings Bank. Liberty Cable Co. was founded in 1986. The Douglas Elliman-Gibbons & Ives residential real estate brokerage was acquired by the <mask> family in 1989.The geography was expanded from the Upper East Side to the entire city. At the time of purchase, Douglas Elliman had 15,000 apartments and 10% of the New York City market. He served as Chairman for ten years and built the brand to a 40% share of the brokerage market and over 50,000 apartments managed. The management division was sold in 1995 and the brokerage division was sold in 1999. Howard and his father did not inform <mask> that they were not required to do so as their side of the family had a majority ownership of the partnership. The relationship between the two elder brothers deteriorated due to this, eventually leading to litigation and the end of their business partnership. The <mask> <mask>. The Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital and New York Hospital merged in 1998. Sidney Pestka is one of the scientists at the forefront of interferon research and is an active member of the former ISICR. The Milstein

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title: Seymour Milstein

texts: Awards were established in 1988, two years after interferon was approved for the treatment of hairy cell, due to <mask>'s interest in fostering continued investigations in this emerging field and his family's tradition of support for organizations dedicated to patient care and scientific research. The Milstein Award is given to individuals who have made exceptional contributions to interferon and cytokine research in a basic or applied field. The advancement of human health is a result of many of these achievements. Philip continues to support the award, as well as the Young Investigator Awards, which recognize the work of individuals who have made an impact on interferon and cytokine research early in their careers, and the Travel Awards, which give those who may not otherwise be able to.Personal life and death ended with the death of <mask>'s wife. They had two children, one of which was married to Sad Abu-Kaud. He died of pneumonia in 2001. The partnership agreements between him and his brother were notwound after his death. The ownership structure of the partnerships was set up with Paul and <mask> each holding 20% of the shares, and the six nieces and nephews each holding 10%. An acrimonious legal tussle resulted between the two sides of the family with Paul's side claiming majority control since the sum of their interest was 60%. References 1920 births 2001 deaths American bankers American billionaires American construction business people American people of Russian-Jewish descent American real estate business people Business people from New York City Jewish American

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title: Ron Duguay

texts: <mask>, born July 6, 1957, is a Canadian former professional ice hockey player and coach who played 12 seasons in the National Hockey League from 1977 through 1989 and served four seasons as a minor league coach. He was an analyst for the New York Rangers coverage on the MSG Network. He was born in the northern part of Ontario and lived there as a child. Duguay played junior hockey for the Wolves. During his junior career, Duguay played for his hometown Wolves of the OMJHL. One of the team's top scorers, he was a very valuable player for the Wolves. The team won the Hamilton Spectator Trophy as the best team in the regular season and made the league finals where they lost to the Hamilton Fincups in six games.The national junior team was selected for the 1977 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships. He had 5 points in 5 games as Canada finished in second place. <mask> was drafted 13th overall by the New York Rangers in the 1977 NHL amateur draft. He played in the NHL for over 800 games and scored over 300 goals. Duguay jumped straight from junior hockey to the NHL with 20 goals in his first year. In his first six seasons in New York, Duguay was known as much for his long hair and flashy behavior as he was for his play on the ice. The Rangers had a team record for the fastest goal at the start of a game, which was set by Duguay.After playing for Team Canada in the 1981 Canada Cup, his play improved and he led the Rangers in scoring with 40 goals. He played in the NHL All-Star Game for the Rangers. Duguay only scored 19 goals in 1982. On June 13, 1983, the Detroit Red Wings acquired <mask>, Eddie Mio, and Eddie Johnstone from the Rangers in exchange for Willie, Mark,

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texts: and Mike Blaisdell. Sonny Werblin, the team president, had a plan to make the Rangers more hip and visible in New York City. Alan Thicke wrote the song "Hockey Sock Rock". The song featured vocals by many people.Platinum Records 1217–75 released it as a 45. In 1983–84 he was third on the Red Wings with 33 goals, and second on the team with 47 assists, which placed him third overall with 80 points. He had the best offensive season of his career in 1984–85, with 38 goals, 51 assists and 89 total points. <mask> was traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins for Doug Shedden at the trade deadline. In Pittsburgh, Duguay's production was never as good as it had been in New York or Detroit. On January 21, 1987, the Rangers traded <mask> to his original team, the Pittsburgh Pirates, in exchange for Chris Kontos. Duguay rejoined the Rangers in the summer of 1987.<mask> was sent to the Colorado Rangers of the IHL for the first time after the end of his second stint with the Rangers. <mask> finished his NHL career with the Los Angeles Kings after briefly returning to the Rangers. Phil Esposito was the general manager of the Tampa Bay Lightning when the Toronto Maple Leafs attempted a comeback in 1990. After his final NHL season, Duguay continued to play and coach in the minor league for a few years. He played in Europe for 22 games during the 1989–90 season before returning to the United States where he played two seasons in the IHL. Three years after retiring, he came back to play for the San Diego Gulls, who were members of the WCHL. Duguay said that he wanted his children to see him play in the NHL and that he was inspired to return to hockey to help the team.In only 12 games,

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title: Ron Duguay

texts: Duguay scored eight goals and nine assists. Duguay played in just five games for the Gulls over the next two seasons. He jumped to the Jacksonville Lizard Kings in 1998 but only played one game before retiring. He played in the Atlantic Coast Hockey League after joining the Jacksonville Barracudas. After playing six games as a forward, <mask> took over as the team's head coach. In the 2003– 2004 season, Duguay led the Barracudas to the league's best record and playoff championship. The Southern Professional Hockey League was formed in 2004.The Barracudas had an overall record of 92– 92–0–3 with a 6–3 playoff record under Duguay. In the 2005–06 season, more than 50 different players left the team as it finished with a 15–39–0–2 record. He told the Florida Times-Union that he was tired. Duguay was an analyst for MSG Network's television coverage of Rangers games, appearing regularly on Hockey Night Live! There is a program. <mask>'s contract was not renewed by the company. The Garden of Dreams Foundation, a nonprofit organization associated with Madison Square Garden, was the beneficiary of the two games that Duguay played in the Eastern Professional Hockey League.When he played in the NHL, <mask>'s hair flowed free because he wore a helmet. He assisted on the game-tying goal with 37 seconds left in regulation, but the Aces lost 4–3 in overtime. <mask> and Barbara Underhill competed in the first season of the Battle of the Blades skating competition. He donated his time to World Vision Canada. His jersey has been retired by the Wolves. The authors of 100 Ranger Greats ranked Duguay at No. The New York Rangers played in their first 82 seasons.The Winter Classic


title: Ron Duguay

texts: Alumni game was played on New Year's Eve in 2012 and featured legends of the Rangers and the Philadelphia Flyers. Less than two minutes into the game, Duguay went in on a break and shot the puck into Parent's pads. In the NHL, Duguay was noted for his long curly hair which would blow behind him as he wore a helmet. He and his teammates appeared in a commercial for a brand of jeans. The marriage of <mask> and Robin Bobo ended in divorce, but the couple had two daughters before that. He was married to a former fashion model. Duguay moved to Florida after marryingAlexis.The couple divorced. Slate and other publications referred to him as the "reported beau" of SarahPalin, the former Alaska governor and vice presidential candidate. Duguay confirmed that the couple was dating. 2008 vice-presidential nominee and former Governor of Alaska SarahPalin and <mask> were dining at Elio's on Second Avenue in the Upper East Side of New York City. The 2008 Republican nominee for vice-president of the United States tested positive for Covid-19. A photographer was allegedly attacked by Duguay after he questioned the danger of being in the company of a positive diagnosis. Hockey players from Canada, Ontario, and Franco-Ontarians took part in the 1957 Battle of the

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title: Norman Hossack

texts: The Hossack motorcycle front suspension system was invented by <mask>. <mask> was born in Bellshill, Scotland and grew up in Rhodesia. Hossack's father was an inventor and developed methods to pump water in Africa. Hossack's grandfather was the inventor of dry cell batteries. At a young age, Hossack learned to ride motorcycles in Rhodesia. He raced three bikes his first time on them. The racing bug took Hossack to the Isle of Man.Hossack worked as a mechanic for a fellow Rhodesian and Manx winner on a tour of the Continental racing circus. Hossack's talents were spotted by young Barry Sheene who offered him a job, but Hossack took a job with Bruce McLaren Motor Racing in 1972. Hossack spent the next three years honing his skills as a mechanic and pit crew member. McLaren won the Indy 500 and the F1 championship in 1974 while Hossack was working on the Indy team. He worked as a race planner and manager twice at the 24 Hours of LeMans. Hossack's first invention was a 2 stroke engine that was inspired by the Wankel engine which was the holy grail of the automobile industry at the time. The McLaren work shop was where the first Hossack prototype engine was built.The second engine is still running today. The Hossack suspension system was created after Hossack left McLaren. The experiment started with sketches and moved to a wire coat hanger. Hossack 1 was a championship winning racer and the next step was to turn it into metal. Hossack moved to the USA in 2001 to work in the medical industry. Hossack has several patents in the medical devices industry. The IVUS scans can

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texts: ridden Hossack 3. Hossack went on to build more versions of his design for other engines. Hossack turned his attention to street models after finding club racing changing to production models. To make the K 100 handle and stop better, Hossack set himself the task of using as many standard parts as practical. The final product was lighter than the standard unit and had all the advantages that BMW claimed for the K series bikes. The Hossack-BMW conversion was popular in Germany where it was approved for sale.One of Hossack's conversions was taken to BMW's headquarters in Munich where it was shown to their management and run on their test track. BMW was in the final stages of releasing their suspension system. The last bike conversion Hossack did was a Triumph 900 in 1994. The cylinder heads of the triple made for an ideal mounting point for the lower wishbone. The conversion worked well, but never went further than the prototype. After leaving the motorcycle design world, Hossack spent several years inventing machines for the packaging industry before taking a position in the medical device industry. The IVUS scans are used to visualize the vessels around the heart.The new company bought out the old one and moved <mask> and his family to the US. After moving to California in 2001, Hossack applied his inventiveness and engineering skills to develop devices for the medical field, and is named on several patents in this field. He used his front suspension system to apply his mountain bike suspension system. There are people from Bellshill who have a missing year of


title: Sally Miller

texts: <mask> was born in 1814. The freedom suit in Louisiana was based on the fact that she was an American slave and a free German immigrant. The case attracted a lot of attention because of the issue of "white" slavery. <mask> gained freedom after the Louisiana Supreme Court ruled in her favor. <mask> was unsuccessful in her attempt to gain freedom from slavery for her three surviving children despite the doctrine of partus sequitur ventrum incorporated into state law. She won a case in which her former master <mask> tried to clear his name by proving that she was part black and had been born into slavery. The State Supreme Court dismissed his appeal.Her identity is controversial. The Year Without a Summer, the wars of Napoleon, and other economic and social problems caused many impoverished Europeans to emigrate to the United States. Daniel Mller, a shoemaker, his wife Dorothea, two sons, and their daughters, were among the refugees who fled to Louisiana in 1818. Mller bartered the labor of his family for several years in order to fund their passage. He lost his wife and son on the voyage. The Mllers, who spoke a German dialect, were one of the many ethnic Germans who lived in this part of Alsace after World War II. The Mllers arrived in New Orleans in March 1818.John Fitz <mask> had a sugar cane plantation. A few weeks after the family were taken to the <mask> plantation, his friends and relatives in New Orleans learned that Daniel Mller and his older son Jacob

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texts: had died of a disease; they were not able to discover what had happened to the two young girls. Madame Karl Rouff, the Mllers' friend and fellow immigrant, was enslaved in New Orleans in the 19th century. She thought the woman was from her home village and had grown up to adulthood. The woman was known as <mask> because she was the legal property of Louis Belmonti. <mask> was taken to the home of Eva Schuber and her husband Francis, who both identified her as Salomé. They were trying to have Mary recognized as a native European and free woman.<mask> tried to free her children. Lafayette was one of the four children she had. <mask>'s German supporters hired Harvard-educated Wheelock Samuel Upton as a lawyer, and he filed the case as <mask> v. Louis and <mask>. John Fitz <mask> was the planter who originally held <mask>. INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals John F<mask> was accused of reducing the indentured servant to slavery after the death of her father and older brother. Fitz

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texts: <mask> used his power and influence to prevent <mask> from gaining freedom.He said he bought her as a slave. There was a lot of conflicting evidence during the trial. The racial mythology of the time was reflected in the arguments on both sides. <mask> could not be a quartronne due to her being careful and prudent. <mask>'s European ancestry was not a guarantee of her free status. Many mixed-race children fathered by European males had been born into slavery, and some were white in ancestry. Slave women were often taken as mistresses by early French colonizers in Louisiana.The children were held as slaves because their mothers were slaves under the legal doctrine of partus sequitur ventrum. Since the 17th century, this principle has been incorporated into colonial and state laws. In New Orleans and other French-dominated cities, many mixed-race women and their children had achieved freedom or social status through the system of plaage, in which slave or free women of color were mistresses for a time. They gained freedom from the arrangement. There were a lot of free people of color in New Orleans. Thousands of refugee free people of color fled the revolution in Haiti in the early 19th century, increasing their numbers. The mixed-race residents of Louisiana formed a separate class from the European-Americans and the majority of black African slaves.The State Supreme Court ruled in <mask>'s favor after the Fifth District Court ruled against her. The law of

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texts: slavery in the case of a person who looks like a white man or an Indian, the presumption is that he is free, and it is necessary for his adversity to show that he is a slave. The Supreme Court's 1845 decision was unpopular in Louisiana, where there were many slaves of mixed race. The interracial relationships that resulted in white slaves were highlighted in the case. In the South, the abolition movement was seen as a threat to the economy and culture. The Louisiana Supreme Court was abolished in 1846. The <mask> case was ruled in favor of Chief Justice Martin.The Commission did not reappoint the Chief Justice or any of his colleagues when the Supreme Court was re-established. <mask> petitioned to have her children freed because they were born to a woman who was legally free. John F<mask> and his supporters disagreed with her claim. <mask> and his team tried to prove that <mask> was born into slavery at a new trial. The planter lost by the judge's decision in the Fifth District Court who supported the original State Supreme Court ruling. The attorneys decided to go to the judge after the jury was unable to reach a decision. The State Supreme Court dismissed <mask>'s appeal in 1849.<mask> couldn't get freedom for her children. She was reported to have gone to California in the 1850s. A white skin is no security at all. I don't want to send white children out to play alone at night, and I don't want to send them into a forest of tigers and hyenas. William Wells

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texts: Brown relates the story of <mask> in Clotel in popular culture. William and Ellen Craft, slaves who escaped to the North in 1848 and to England in 1850, included a long quote from the Law Reporter about the <mask> case in their 1860 book, Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom: The Escape of William and Ellen Craft from Slavery. The <mask> story was first published in a magazine by George Washington Cable.He included it in his collection. Critics contend that his account is unreliable as his intent was to entertain, rather than to convey the legal and evidentiary aspects of the case. <mask>'s story was recounted in The Lost German Slave Girl by John Bailey. <mask> was a clever and heroic slave woman who seized the one chance of liberty that was ever likely to come her way, and she hung on to that chance with a tenacity I could only marvel at. John Bailey wrote "The Lost German Slave Girl: The Extraordinary True Story of <mask> and Her Fight for Freedom in Old New Orleans". The German Secrets of New Orleans was published in 1929. "Ellen Craft and the Case of Salomé Muller in Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom" was written by Daneen Wardrop in 1939.<mask> vs. Belmonti, 11 Rob. (La.) New Orleans, May 1845, <mask> v. <mask>. Ann. There are External links to William and Ellen Craft, Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom or the Escape of William and Ellen Craft from Slavery. 19th-century American slaves Legal history of the United States Freedom suits in the United

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title: Luis Armando Andrade Guillen

texts: <mask> is a Mexican paralympian. He was born in Mexico. He lost his arm in a car accident when he was 6 years old. He began swimming as a form of therapy. After some competition in Mexico, <mask> was able to compete in the Paralympics. At the age of eleven, he participated in the Paralympics. He competed in the Pan American Games in Guadalajara and the World Swimming Championships in Glasgow.He was nominated for the Face News Youth Leadership Award for being a very young competitor. <mask> <mask> is a Mexican athlete who was born in 1995. His parents instilled a love of swimming in him and his brothers. When he was a year old, he could swim and float on his own in the sea. There was an accident on the way back from his brother's football game in San José del Cabo. He was permanently injured when his arm was trapped under the truck. The doctor Martin Abaroa operated on Armando in the intensive care unit.The doctor said that with the operation he can only save <mask>'s shoulder and a small stump which can help him use the prosthesis. The operation took 72 hours. Economic resources were not available for his medical bills after he was discharged from the hospital. Vctor Guluarte Castro is the secretary of Baja California Sur. The state should take care of medical expenses. The truck was owned by the state and the driver was working for it. <mask>'s mother decided to file a lawsuit against the state because there was no support from the government.The family will be helped at no cost by the attorney. In 2001, Bertha was threatened with death for making a demand against the state government. The judge ordered the state government to pay damages

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texts: after 10 years of litigation. After <mask>'s surgery, he began swimming to strengthen his stump. The twins came to the public swimming pool when they were nine years old. The coach <mask> Patino saw potential in the children to compete. In 2006 he competed against conventional swimmers at the State Olympiad.The child of 11 years won three gold medals in the National Olympiad 2007, thanks to his performance. The young athlete did not compete in 2008 due to problems with the coach, but returned to the National Olympiad in Sonora a year later. The money that the parents earned was not enough for the expenses so they sold items to be with him at the competition. The national team of Mexico was part of that competition. At the Parapan Youth Games in Bogot, he won five golds and a bronze. He participated in the World Championships in the Netherlands in 2010 and was declared the best swimmer in the Parapan. Despite his success, <mask> has been ignored by the state government, which only gives him 400 pesos a month, and allows him to train for free at the pool at the Multipurpose Gymnasium.The family had to borrow money to attend the Parapan American Games because the organizers only give them tickets for a proof. He was a representative of Mexico at the Guadalajara 2011 Parapan American Games. He won four gold, three silvers and one bronze. The young athlete implanted Pan American records in several of the gold medals he won. The three silver medals that he won were in the 100 meter breaststroke individually, as a member of the relay 4x 100 meter freestyle and 450 meter freestyle, and the bronze medal was won in the proof of 4 100 meter medley

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texts: relay. His first Paralympics were in Puebla. He won three gold medals when he was 11 years old.He competed in a number of disciplines at the Parapan American Games in Guadalajara, Jal. In November of 2011. He won 8 medals, including 4 gold, 3 silver, and 1 bronze, in Guadalajara, Jalisco, when he was the last relay and in charge of lighting the incense burner. He set a new record in the individual competition of 50-meter freestyle. He won 8 medals, including four gold, at 16 years old in Guadalajara. In London 2012 he competed in the 100 meters freestyle, butterfly, chest, and 200 meters Individual in the Paralympics. <mask> established a new brand for the continent in the preliminary 50 meter freestyle, S8 category on the second day of the fifth Parapan American Games.The previous record was 28.25 seconds. He won a silver medal in the 50-meter freestyle swimming at the Toronto 2015 Parapan American Games, where the winner was the Canadian, who broke the record of the event. In the end, <mask> stopped the clock in 27.86 seconds to keep the silver and leave the gold with the local man. He won 5 medals in Canada. His first World Cup medal was a bronze in 100 meters in butterfly style. The FacesNews Award is a magazine that provides a magazine for its Youth Leadership. "It is something very important and an honor, is what I want, that the generations of today consider me a leader and a role model, for that I work, to serve as motivation and show that when you have perseverance you can accomplish many things", said the man.There are people from La Paz, Baja California Sur who have won medals at the 2012 Summer Paralympics and the 2016 Summer

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title: Thomas Winning

texts: The Scottish Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church was <mask>. He was the President of the Bishops' Conference of Scotland from 1985 until his death. In 1994 <mask> was elevated to the cardinalate. <mask> was the oldest child of two children who were born to a Roman Catholic family. His father was employed in the steel industry and served in the First World War after working as a coal-miner. When his father lost his job, he invested in machinery for making boiled sweets and selling them around the district as a way of making money for his family. St Patrick's Primary is in Shieldmuir.He was an altar boy and chorister. At Our Lady's High School, Motherwell, he expressed his desire to become a priest. He was accepted to St Peter's Seminary at the age of 17 after successfully applying to study for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Glasgow. When philosophy students of St Peter's were temporarily being housed and taught, they moved to St Peter's, Bearsden. The entire college community was moved from Bearsden to St Joseph's College, Mill Hill, London after a fire destroyed the seminary. He was part of the first group of students sent to Rome to rebuild the Scots College. The College was empty of students since 1939.He was ordination in the Church of St John Lateran in Rome in 1948. The sweet making machinery was sold by his father as a way to pay for the family to go to Rome for the ceremony. After a year as an assistant at St Aloysius, Chapelhall, Lanarkshire, he returned to Rome to study Canon Law and get a doctorate. He was secretary to Bishop James Donald Scanlan of Motherwell from 1956 to 1957. From 1957 to 1959 he was a priest at Our Lady of Good Aid Cathedral in Motherwell. He

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title: Thomas Winning

texts: Reformation was based in Scotland.He received degrees from the universities of Aberdeen. Glasgow University made him an advisor in the Faculty of Divinity in 1996. He was appointed by Pope John Paul II to the Pontifical Council for the Promotion of Christian Unity and the Pontifical Council for the Family. The crypt of St Andrew's Cathedral in Glasgow contains the remains of Death <mask>, who died of a heart attack in 2001. Mario Conti was the new Archbishop of Glasgow. The new school in Tollcross was called <mask> after the late Archbishop of Glasgow. St Joan of Arc and St Aidan's are two Glasgow schools that have pupils at the new Cardinal Winning Secondary.The 'Great Scots' 1925 births 2001 deaths Roman Catholic archbishops of Glasgow 20th-century Roman Catholic archbishops in Scotland 20th-century British cardinals Scottish people of Irish

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title: Maya Jama

texts: <mask> was born on August 14, 1994 and is a British television, radio and DJ. She is the host of Glow Up: Britain's Next Make-Up Star from the third series onwards. The co-presented show was called Trending Live! The first series of The Circle with Alice Levine was on Channel 4 from 2015 to 2017. In radio, she co-presented Radio 1's greatest hits and presented her eponymous show on the radio. She attended Cotham School in Bristol, where she was born and raised. She is descended from both her father's and her mother's side of the family.When her mother gave birth to her, she named her after <mask>. She also has a brother. Jama's father was in prison for a long time for violence-related crimes. She stopped visiting her father in prison when she was 12 years old. She said in an interview with The Guardian that she didn't notice it was a problem. My dad's side of the family was very supportive and made me and my brother not feel like we were missing out on anything. While working on the documentary When Dads Kill, which dealt with young people's experiences similar to her own childhood, she relented and examined her relationship with her own father, by then released from prison, meeting with him in an attempt to elicit answers directly from him.Occasionally, the two appear on talk shows together, and also attend private celebrity events. In 2012 she moved to London to pursue a media career, first as an actress, then as a TV presenter and as a fashion model. Although acting was her first ambition, she realized it might be better to become a presenter. She looked up to her early role models. As a teenager, she began presenting on JumpOff.TV and later worked for Sky UK on TRACE Sports. She hosted <mask>'s FIFA World Cup Cities for Copa90, a

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title: Maya Jama

texts: travel show about the World Cup in Brazil. She co-hosted the World Cup Taxi series.The Wrap Up was presented by <mask> on MTV. She hosted a Pre-Brit Awards Party and a Facebook live stream from the red carpet in February of last year. In September of last year, she co-presented the Saturday night game show Cannonball. In September and February of last year, she was a panelist on Loose Women. She was the youngest person to co- host the MOBO Awards on Channel 5. The first series of The Circle was co-presented by <mask> and Alice Levine. She co-presented Stand Up to Cancer with long-standers Alan Carr and Adam Hills, and became the team captain on Don't Hate the Playaz presented by Jordan Stephens.She appeared on A League of Their Own Road Trip with Tom Davis. She was a contestant on Channel 4's The Big Fat Quiz of the Year. She presented the Saturday evening programme Peter Crouch: Save Our Summer in June 2020. She co-presented New Year's Eve programme The Big New Year's In. The first two series of Glow Up: Britain's Next Make-Up Star were presented by the former host of the programme. During the second season of Drag Race UK, Jama was a celebrity guest judge. In September of 2021, it was announced that <mask> would be the host of the new music competition gameshow Walk The Line.She hosted a weekday show on radio. She presented Radio 1's greatest hits on Saturdays and co-presented Fridays with Scott Mills and Chris Stark. She hosted her own show on Fridays and Saturdays on the radio. On May 15, 2020, the BBC confirmed that <mask> had left Radio 1 after two years. She decided not to continue her Radio 1 contract and her final show was broadcast on 3 May 2020. She couldn't continue with her broadcasting segment at Radio 1 because she had a

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title: Alex Flanagan

texts: <mask> was born in 1972 and is an American sportscaster who is a graduate of the University of Arizona. She began her career as a news reporter and anchor. She has worked for a number of sports networks. She began her television career as a student intern at KVOA-TV in college, she was also a member of the sorority. She got her first TV job as a weekend anchor at KCCO-TV in Alexandria, Minnesota. She worked at the same station for two years. Bruce Fraser helped her get an interview with a neighbor who worked for Fox.She met executives at Fox Sports, who recently launched Fox Sports News-now Fox Sports Networks. He was hired as a reporter for the National Sports Report and as a producer/reporter on the weekly sports investigative magazine show Goin' Deep. <mask> was introduced to Olbermann by his office next to her desk. Olbermann was given his own show a year or so later. <mask> was the only full-time reporter he had. Fox Sports had a relationship with ESPN. She was a college football sideline reporter for five years.The trio called the Rose Bowl for the first time on New Year's Day. She was part of the College Football Saturday Primetime crew in 2004, teaming with Mike Tirico, Dave Barnett, Bill Curry and Mike Golic. She was a sideline reporter for the College World Series, the Women's Tennis Association's tour championships, NCAA men's college basketball, and the NCAA Women's basketball tournament. The studio and remote division were both worked on by Flanagan. She filed reports on the Lakers, Dodgers, Angels, UCLA, USC and the Bolts. She covered spring training, the NBA playoffs, college football bowl games, and the NCAA Men's basketball tournament. She co-hosted the Home Depot College Football Awards and the Disney Classic road shows, as well as launching an entertainment-themed segment for SportsCenter.In 2006 he was hired by the NFL Network as a host and reporter. She was the network's first female studio host. She covered twelve Super Bowls and hosted a variety of studio programs. Steve Bornstein, president and CEO of the NFL Network, announced in 2008 that Flanagan would be a part of a new two-hour Sunday

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title: Alex Flanagan

texts: morning football show called NFL GameDay Morning. They cohosted with Spero Dedes. When the NFL Network added her as its first sideline reporter for Thursday Night Football in 2010, she joined Bob Papa and analysts Matt Millen and Joe Theismann. The pre-game and post-game shows featured her.She was part of the broadcast team with Brad Nessler and Mike Mayock. The team's preseason reporter was with Spero Dedes and Dan Fouts. She hosted the NFL draft in Philadelphia in 2016 with Michael Irvin and Maurice Jones-Drew. The East West Shrine Bowl and the Reeses Senior Bowl were covered by Flanagan for the NFL Network. During her interview with Shaquem in the fourth quarter of the Senior Bowl, her teammates and coaches interrupted her. "Oh, lord!" He ran to grab his helmet.He was supposed to work on the punt team. While pregnant with her third child, she became the Sideline reporter for Notre Dame Football on NBC. The Irish went 3–9 during her first year, and the following seasons, which saw Charlie Weis lose his job in 2009, again fell short of expectations. The best interview of the weekend was her on-field interview with Randy Edsall after one of his players died. <mask>gan was a part of the broadcast team for the Super Bowl in 2009. The Pittsburgh Steelers became the first team to win six Super Bowls in the final game of John Madden's broadcasting career. Ben Roethlisberger threw a six-yard touchdown pass to Santonio Holmes, who was named the Super Bowl's Most Valuable Player.The sideline reporter for Notre Dame football games was going to be replaced by NBC's <mask>. In addition to reporting from the big NFL games of the day, Flanagan was also a sideline reporter for NBC in South Bend. NBC Sports Olympics and Swimming Flanagan covered her first Olympic assignment for NBC in August 2008, anchoring six hours of Olympic coverage nightly on CNBC and the USA Network during the Beijing Olympics. She reported from the U.S. the following year. The 100 meter butterfly record was broken by Michael Phelps. She was part of the call team for the 2010 Pan Pacific Championships in Australia. She has been with NBC Olympics for five

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title: Alex Flanagan

texts: Olympics.She hosted CNBC and USA Network coverage of the 2008 Beijing Olympics and was a reporter for the 2010 and 2012 Olympics. She and Dhani Jones did a shopping story for NBC in Rio. Flanagan was a reporter for NBC's Today Show. She did a segment called Today's Extra Yard which highlighted the charitable work of various NFL players. USA Today High school sports and INC.com have been written about by Flanagan. She wrote about the 5 best leadership qualities from Manning. The ad campaign for the company's performance tires was launched during the Winter Classic.The first ad spot depicted a press conference, but it was actually filmed in an office park south of Los Angeles. In the ad an earnest chief engineer takes the stage addressing a group of media types, including NBC's Mike Milbury, Barry Melrose, Dick Vitale and Adam Schefter, Kenny Smith, and <mask>, who was doing double duty for the NFL Network. The New England Pats won the Madden Most Valuable Protectors Award as the best offensive line during the week of the Super Bowl in Dallas, Texas, on February 3, 2011. The Extra Point is a weekly recap show hosted by Fran Charles on the NFL Network. The halftime report was provided by the Extra Point. The reviews said the show still goes a long way toward bringing your Sunday TV experience into video game form, but could use a little more dialogue. Flanagan was the first on-air hire for the Alliance of American Football.The host of the league's pregame, halftime, and postgame shows was <mask>. Many of the employees of the Alliance of American Football were not paid after the league folded. The Grande Lakes Resort in Florida hosted The Bowerman presentation in 2019. The Bowerman Award is given to the top collegiate male and female athlete each year. <mask> is from Sonoita, Arizona. Kevin was a basketball player at the University of Arizona. They have three children.The Steak Out is a restaurant owned by <mask>'s family. Mark Wystrach is the lead singer of the country band Midland and Mike Wystrach is the founder of the food delivery company Freshly. People from Santa Cruz County, Arizona, are alumni of the University

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title: Edith Bryan

texts: <mask> was an English teacher of the deaf who came to Australia after teaching in England and Ireland and became one of the educators who contributed to the development of Special Education. She was trained in the oralist tradition and supported the use of sign language and fingerspelling. She was the head teacher of the school from 1901 to 1926. She fought for the training of special education students to become mandatory and for their teachers to be paid the same as other teachers. She taught at the school from 1926 to 1937 and was responsible for the courses for the deafness students. She volunteered at the Edith Bryan Hostel after she retired. She was one of the two most influential pioneers of special education in the state.<mask> was born on June 29, 1872 in the Friar Gate area of Derby, England to Mary and William Lloyd. <mask> was the oldest of the couple's six children. She continued her education as a teacher at the Royal Institute for the Deaf and Dumb in her hometown after attending the local council school. The Training College for Teachers of the Deaf in London was established in 1878. Lloyd was admitted as a member of the College of the Teachers of the Deaf and Dumb, which was founded in 1885, to regulate deaf instructors, promote professionalism, and examine their competency. Her training would have included instruction based on the works of Thomas Arnold, who wrote training textbooks for teachers of the deaf and was a successful oralist. She was a proficient signer and used his texts in her classes.She was in favor of signing for students who were unable to speak. Lloyd taught at the Jews' Deaf and Dumb Home for Children in London before returning to Derby in 1893. She and Cecil Charles <mask> were married in South Australia in June of 1895. He had been hired as a senior teacher at the South Australian institution for the blind, deafness and dumb but he died in 1897 after a brief illness and she returned to Great Britain as a private teacher. She moved to Bristol in 1899 to teach at the Institute for the Deaf and Dumb. <mask> was hired as the head teacher at the school in 1901. The school and home were run by the organization.<mask> became a state employee in 1918 after the charity she worked for was taken over by the government. She was one of the founding

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title: Edith Bryan

texts: members of the adult deafness and dumb mission and organized a support group for parents. She attended appointments with members of the community, acting as an interpreter for their interactions with public officials, doctors, lawyers, and other private practitioners. <mask> advocated for compulsory education for the disabled as well as adequate teacher training. She was part of a delegation that tried to discuss these ideas with the Minister for Public Instruction. <mask> used the pupil-teacher method under which she had been trained because of the difficulty in finding teachers who had the necessary training to work with their students. While learning sign language at night or before classroom activities began, teachers taught during the day.Another delegation tried to gain acceptance for compulsory education in 1916, but was unsuccessful. <mask> attended courses at the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children in Sydney to observe their teaching methods and upon her return made some adjustments to the gestures used at the school. The Department of Home Affairs took over the school because of funding issues, making it the first special education school under government supervision. Hopeful for change in 1918, <mask> wrote a letter to John Huxham, the Home Secretary, requesting that the salaries for special education teachers be aligned with those of other teachers. After special education teachers joined the Queensland Teachers' Union, no action was taken until two years later. After a third deputation met with Huxham in 1923, the Blind, Deaf and Dumb Instruction Act of 1924 made education of visually- and hearing-impaired children compulsory. <mask> remained in charge of the courses for deafness until her retirement in 1937, after it was decided that a man should take over the school.The Edith Bryan Hostel, a facility designed to house and provide medical care for deafness, was inaugurated in 1950. <mask> was working at the centre. <mask> died in Australia on March 29, 1963, and was cremated according to her wishes. She is remembered as one of the two pioneers of special education in the state. The women's team tennis event is the winner of the Edith Bryan Cup. Births of people from Derby, English Baptists, 20th-century Australian educators, and 19th-century women

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title: Mohammed Younis al-Ahmed

texts: <mask>-Ahmed al-Muwali is a former member of the Iraqi Ba'ath Party. One of Iraq's most wanted men has a million dollar bounty on his head. He is the leader of an underground Ba'athist movement in Iraq. Early life and career in Ba'athist Iraq Ahmed was born in 1949 in al-Mowall in the Kingdom of Iraq's Mosul Province and rose in the ranks of the Iraqi Ba'ath Party under the rule of Saddam Hussein. Initially serving in the Iraqi Army's Political Guidance Directorate, which was tasked with ensuring Ba'athist control of the military, Ahmed later became a senior member of the party's Military Bureau. The United States did not prioritize his capture until months after the fall of the Ba'athist government, giving him enough time to go into hiding. One of the leading figures in the Iraqi Insurgency was an aide to former President of Iraq and leader Saddam Hussein who was trained in Moscow after the 2003 Iraq War.He was accused by the Iraqi government of being an "operational leader", "financial facilitation" and field commander of the Ba'athist insurgency. Largely based in Syria since the war, <mask> was accused by Iraqi President Nouri al-Maliki of having access to substantial funds and directing fighting of Sunni insurgency inside Iraq. Syrian President Bashar al-Assad tried to make al-Ahmed the leader of the Iraqi rebels, according to two journalists. According to others, al-Awda has many Shi'ites in the middle level and is attractive to some former Ba'athist

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title: Mohammed Younis al-Ahmed

texts: Shi'ites from southern Iraq. The Naqshbandi Army wants to violently overthrow the Iraqi government, whereas <mask>' organization is focused on securing political rehabilitation, amnesties and the return of Baathist exiles. According to the United States Department of the Treasury, <mask> has lived in Syria, Iraq, and the United Arab Emirates. The Iraqi government aired a taped conversation between two members of the Syrian-based Iraqi Ba'athist movement, Sattam Farhan and al-Ahmed, linking them to the August 2009 Baghdad bombings which claimed more than 100 lives.The Syrians denied involvement in the attack. Iraq summoned its ambassador to return from Syria, and within hours the Syrian government ordered its ambassador to leave. President al-Assad claimed that he had already left Syria when he refused to extradite al-Ahmed. The Islamic State of Iraq claimed responsibility for the August bombings, despite the fact that Iraqi and American security forces had reported no evidence of illegal border crossing. On December 6, 2004, the Iraqi government-owned al-Sabah newspaper reported that the leader of Jeish Muhammad had claimed that he had recently been elected Secretary of the Ba'athist Rivalries. The expulsion of 150 other members of the party was ordered by supporters of al-Douri after Ahmed tried to take over the leadership of the party. The creation of two separate wings of the Iraqi Ba'ath Party was caused by the expulsion of al-Douri.Al-Douri claimed

masks: Younis Younis


title: Imtiaz Ahmed Nakib

texts: During the 90s, <mask> was a player for the Bangladesh national football team. He is the all-time top scorer in the Dhaka League with 57 league goals. <mask> was born on 1 September 1974 in Narsingdi. He was brought up in Bangladesh because of his father's job. On July 3, 2018, Nakib had a heart attack and was admitted to the Ibrahim Cardiac Hospital. After retirement, <mask> is the Team Manager of Dhaka Mohammedan. After his father moved jobs to Badda district in 1980, Nakib's journey with football began.One of his friends invited him to meet the coach of the local club in 1985 after he started playing with neighborhood kids. While he was still in secondary school, Nakib began his club career with a pioneer league team. After meeting the club's coach, who was also the national team goalkeeper at the time, Nakib registered at the club as a forward, even though he had never played that position before. He played in pioneer divison from 1986 to 1997 but failed to get a permanent place in the starting lineup during that time. In the late 90s, Nakib's family wanted him to quit playing as he was not able to find a sustainable source of income, however, in 1989 he got an offer from the biggest club in Bangladesh. The Bangladesh Football Federation placed a new rule on Dhaka League clubs, where a team has to sign 2 new players at the start of each season, after a trial for the Bangladesh national under-16 football team. He scored 7 goals in his first season in the league.Mohammedan reached the quarter-finals of the Asian Club

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title: Imtiaz Ahmed Nakib

texts: Championship, his goals came against Salgaocar FC from India and Club Lagoons fromMaldives. During the 1991 Asian Club Championship, he scored against five different opponents. The club officials did not know at the time that their decision would come to haunt them, as all the big named players in the country joined the club. In 1997 the final matchday of the season was played. Mohammedan needed only a point to win the league, but in the end, the team won their first ever league title, leaving the club officials and fans in disbelief. Mohammedan's all-time leading goal scorer from 1994 to 1999 was <mask>, who scored a total of 57 league goals for the club. During his second spell at Mohammedan Nakib, it was reported that he was paid a monthly salary of over eight thousand dollars.In 2000, Mohammedan were trailing by 2 goals against their arch-rivals, Dhaka Abahani, however, Nakib scored three goals, making him the second player to score three times during the Dhaka Derby. The game ended with a score of 4-3. The game helped regain the love of the Mohammedan supporters after he became the club's villain. During the decline of the Dhaka league and Bangladeshi football in general, <mask> spent a year with Indian giants of the National Football League. In 2001, <mask> came back to Mohammedan. After playing his last Dhaka Derby for Mohammedan, Nakib retired. In his 18-year career, the veteran scored over 100 goals in the Dhaka league and also found the net against many Asian opponents during the Asian Cup.His best

masks: Nakib Nakib Nakib


title: Imtiaz Ahmed Nakib

texts: performance for the side cam was when he scored 8 goals for the Under-23 team. He scored five times against the Philippines U23 as Bangladesh defeated them. Bangladesh won the game against the Malaysia U23 team with a headed goal from a Mamun Joardar cross. A player for the Bangladesh national team from 1991 to 1999. Even though he was not dropped from the team and continued to score in the league, he failed to solidify a starting spot. He said it was due to the fact that the Mohammedan coaches had a dislike for him. The national team coach was not allowed to play him.During Bangladesh's first ever title triumph, the The 4-nation Tiger Trophy in Myanmar, <mask>'s greatest game for the National team was. Bangladesh took on the hosts. During the opening match of the tournament, Bangladesh were able to outplay their opponents because of a change of tactics brought in by coach Otto Pfister. Bangladesh took the lead through Mamun Joarder, but soon Myanmar equalized, and it was the Mamun-<mask> combination play which earned Bangladesh the win, when <mask> headed the ball in from a Mamun Joarder cross during the last moments of the game. The last ever goal for his country was scored by Nakib during the 1997 SAFF Cup. Nakib was forced to retire from the national team after being told by the Bangladesh coach that he was not allowed to join the team. Mohammedan References Living people 1974 births Bangladeshi footballers Mohammedan Sporting Club (Dhaka) players Association football forwards Bangladeshi expatriate sports people


title: Bradley Schlozman

texts: The acting head of the Civil Rights Division of the United States Department of Justice was an American attorney named <mask>. Schlozman was appointed as the interim U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Missouri on March 23, 2006 by Gonzales, who was a member of the Republican Party. Schlozman left the U.S. Attorney position to work at the Executive Office for United States Attorneys. Congressional and Senate investigators looked into the dismissal of the U.S. The Civil Rights Division was politicized by attorneys. Schlozman was accused of violating the law and making false statements to Congress about his hiring decisions. While Schlozman testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that his personnel decisions were not based on party affiliation, the report cited emails and other communications in which Schlozman discussed hiring "right- thinking Americans" and ridding the Civil Rights Division of "pinkos".Senate Democrats criticized federal prosecutors for not filing criminal perjury charges against Schlozman. On August 17, 2007, Schlozman resigned from the Department of Justice and accepted a position at the Hinkle Law Firm. A native of Overland Park, Kansas, Schlozman received a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from The University of Pennsylvania and a magna cum laude degree from the school. He graduated with honors from The George Washington University Law School. Schlozman was a legal intern in the United States Attorney's Office for the Western District of Missouri. Schlozman was a federal judicial clerkship with the Chief U.S. District Judge G. Thomas VanBebber. He clerked for a year.The Tenth Circuit has a judge from the U.S. Court of Appeals. In 1999, Schlozman moved to Washington, D.C., where he joined the Supreme Court and Appellate Litigation Practice at Howrey, Simon, Arnold & White. Schlozman was Counsel to Larry Thompson in the George W. Bush Administration. He served as the acting assistant attorney general for the civil rights division for five months and as the deputy assistant attorney general for the civil rights division. Schlozman was appointed the


title: Bradley Schlozman

texts: criticized the prosecutions as politically motivated. On June 5, 2007, Schlozman testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Schlozman said that the department's public integrity officials had approved the prosecution and that he didn't think it would affect the election. He amended his testimony to say that Schlozman himself made the decision to indict after consulting with the First Assistant U.S. Attorney.The prosecution of ACORN employees for criminal voting offenses was not improper because the prosecutions pertained to voter registration fraud. Jackson County Executive Katheryn Shields was indicted by Schlozman's office on charges of wire fraud in connection with a scheme to inflate the price of her home that she was selling. The court refused to order disclosure of internal Justice Department documentation and rejected her argument that the charges were politically motivated. After the indictment, Shields filed for a run for Mayor of Kansas City, Missouri. She was acquitted in the criminal case but her co-conspirators were convicted. The government was sued to recover legal fees. The court concluded that there was no evidence that the prosecutors acted with maliciousness or with an intent to harass, annoy, or embarrass Shields.Talking Points Memo provided the news coverage of <mask>man's supplemental answers to Congressional interrogatories. September 8, 2007. January 13, 2009, "Justice Official Made Politically Biased Hires NPR." <mask>man was a former Justice Department official. The Washington Post has a report on political and racial bias in the justice system. The hiring of an official at the Justice Dept. was criticized. January 13, 2009, New York Times.According to a report by the Los Angeles Times, Bush saw Justice lawyers as 'commies'. A new report slams the former head of the Justice Department's civil rights division. I.G. CNN reported that the former civil rights chief broke the law. CBS News reported on the IG: Justice Official Hired Partisans. The living people were dismissed from the US Attorneys for the Western District of Missouri and the Civil

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Bradley Schloz


title: Asser

texts: <mask> was a Welsh monk from St David's, Dyfed, who became the Bishop of Sherborne in the 890s. Alfred the Great asked him to leave St David's and join his circle of learned men. After a year at Caerwent, <mask> accepted. The Life of King Alfred was written by <mask> in 893. The manuscript was part of the Cotton library and survived to modern times. The work was reconstructed after the copy was destroyed in a fire in 1731. The biography is the main source of information about Alfred's life and provides a lot more information than is known about any other early English ruler.Alfred was assisted in his translation of Gregory the Great's Pastoral Care by <mask>. It is now known that the legend about Alfred's having founded the University of Oxford is false. William Camden included this claim in his 1603 edition of Asser's Life. There have been doubts about whether the entire Life is a forgery, but it is now almost universally accepted as genuine. <mask>, also known as <mask> Menevensis, was a Welsh monk who lived from at least AD 885 until about 905. There is nothing known about <mask>'s early life. Asher, the eighth son of Jacob in Genesis, is thought to have given the name Asser.Old Testament names were common in Wales at the time, but it has been suggested that this name may have been adopted at the time <mask> entered the church. It is possible that <mask> was familiar with a work by St Jerome on the meaning of Hebrew names. According to his Life of King Alfred, <mask> was a

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title: Asser

texts: monk at St David's in what was then the kingdom of Dyfed in south-west Wales. <mask> made it clear that he was trained and tonsured in the area. Nobis, a bishop of St David's who died in 873 or  874, was a kinsman of his. Much of what is known about <mask> comes from his biography of Alfred, in particular a short section in which <mask> recounts how Alfred recruited him as a scholar for his court. Alfred recruited men from all over Britain and continental Europe to establish a scholarly centre at his court because of his high opinion of the value of learning.One possibility is that Alfred heard of <mask> through his overlordship of south Wales. There were several kings who submitted to Alfred's overlordship. A detailed account of the events is given by <mask>. One "<mask>", who may be the same person, is one of the witnesses in the charter of Hywel's. It is possible that Alfred heard of <mask> because of his relationship with the southern Welsh kings. At the royal estate at Dean, <mask> met Alfred. Alfred decided to learn to read Latin on St Martin's Day in 887.It is most likely that <mask> was recruited by Alfred. <mask> asked for time to consider the offer as he felt it would be unfair to abandon his position in favor of worldly recognition. Alfred suggested that he spend half his time at St David's and the other half with Alfred. After asking for time to consider, <mask> agreed to return to Alfred with an answer in six months. The monastery of Caerwent was where <mask> was

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title: Asser

texts: confined for twelve months and a week after he fell ill. <mask> replied that he would keep his promise when he recovered, after Alfred wrote to find out the cause of the delay. Alfred had suggested that he divide his time between Wales and Alfred's court.St David's supported this because they hoped that <mask>'s influence with Alfred would not cause harm to the monastery and the jurisdiction of St David. John the Old Saxon, Grimbald, and <mask> all reached Alfred's court within a year of each other. His first extended stay with Alfred was at the royal estate at Leonaford. A case has been made for Landford, but it is not known where she was. The king was read aloud from the books by <mask>. Alfred gave Asser the monasteries of Congresbury and Banwell, along with a silk cloak and a quantity of incense, after he failed to get permission to return to Wales. He allowed <mask> to visit his new possessions and return to St David's.<mask> seems to have divided his time between Wales and Alfred's court. The battlefield at Ashdown, Cynuit, and Athelney are some of the places that <mask> visited in England. It is evident from <mask>'s account that he spent a lot of time with Alfred: he recounts meeting Alfred's mother-in-law, Eadburh, who was not the same Eadburh who died as a beggar in Pavia. Alfred gave the monastery to <mask> sometime between 887 and 892. The year of succession for <mask> is not known. Wulfsige, <mask>'s predecessor, attested a charter in 892. <mask>'s first appearance


title: Asser

texts: in the position was in 900, when he appeared as a witness to a charter.<mask> was already a bishop when he was appointed to the see of Sherborne, since he received a copy of Alfred's Pastoral Care. It is possible that <mask> was a suffragan bishop, but he may have been a bishop of St David's. He is listed as such in a book written three centuries later. A contemporary clue is found in <mask>'s own writing, in which he mentions that the bishops of St David's were sometimes expelled by King Hyfaidd. It's possible that <mask> was a bishop of St David's. The Life of King Alfred was written by <mask> in 893 and is in the original Latin. The king's age is mentioned in the text.One of the most important sources of information on Alfred the Great is the work, which is less than twenty thousand words long. A number of texts were used to write <mask>'s Life. The style is similar to that of two biographies of Louis the Pious. It is possible that <mask> was aware of these works. Bede's Historia ecclesiastica gentis Anglorum was one of the things he knew. It is clear from the text that <mask> was familiar with some of the works. He quotes from Gregory the Great's Regula Pastoralis, a work he and Alfred collaborated on.Half of the Life is a translation of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, but <mask> adds personal opinions and information about Alfred's life. There are opinions about Alfred's character and reign added by <mask>. <mask>'s prose style has been critiqued for being weak. His prose has a

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texts: baroque flavour because of his frequent use of archaic and unusual words. He uses words that are different to Frankish Latin sources. This has led to speculation that he was educated at least partly in Francia, but it is also possible that he acquired this vocabulary from Frankish scholars he associated with at court, such as Grimbald. The Life ends abruptly with no concluding remarks and it is thought to be an incomplete draft.There are no events after 893 for <mask> and Alfred. It is possible that the work was written for a Welsh audience. The audience that <mask> was considering was not familiar with the areas he described. He gives an English name and follows it with a British or Welsh equivalent name. Given that Alfred's overlordship of south Wales was recent, it is possible that <mask> intended the work to reconcile Alfred's personal qualities with his rule. It is1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 The support for Alfred's programme of fortification gives the impression of the book being aimed at an English audience.When he mentions that Alfred had to harshly punish those who were slow to obey his commands to fortify the realm, he makes it clear that Alfred did have to enforce

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texts: his will. It is unlikely that <mask>'s life will contain gross errors of fact since Alfred was alive when it was written. In addition to being the primary source for Alfred's life, <mask>'s work is also a source for other historical periods, where he adds material to his translation of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. He tells a story about the daughter of Offa. The king of the West Saxons was married to Eadburh. She was described as behaving like a tyrant and accidentally poisoning Beorhtric in an attempt to kill someone else. She was described as a beggar in Pavia.Alfred's mother-in-law, also named Eadburh, is not the same as this Eadburh. The early manuscript of The Life of King Alfred was not widely known in medieval times. There is only one copy that has survived into modern times. It was part of the Cotton library. It was destroyed in a fire in 1731. It's possible that <mask> didn't finish the manuscript and didn't have it copied. The material in the Life is recognizable in other works.There is evidence that large sections of <mask>'s work were included in historia regum, a historical work he wrote in the late tenth or early 11th century. The Cotton manuscript may have been used by him. Symeon of Durham attributed the Historia Regum to it. It is not known how the author of the Encomium Emmae knew about the Life. The author may have learned of the work in England while he was a monk. The Cotton manuscript may have been used by the chronicler known as Florence of Worcester, who

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texts: the list of early writers. The antiquary was owned by John Leland. The property of many religious houses was sold after the monasteries were dissolved. After Leland's death in 1552, it was in Matthew's possession until his own death in 1575. The Cotton manuscript was not included in the library bequeathed to Cambridge. The manuscript was in the possession of Robert Cotton by 1621 and it was in the library of Lord Lumley by 1600.In 1712 the Cotton library was moved from Cotton House to Essex House and then back to Cotton House in 1730. The Cotton manuscript was destroyed by fire on the morning of October 23, 1731. The text of <mask>'s Life is known from many different sources. The Cotton manuscript had various transcripts and a facsimile of the first page of the manuscript had been published. The extracts mentioned above have been used to help assemble and assess the text. Because of the lack of the manuscript, scholarly editions have had a difficult time. The Life has been published in multiple languages.The standard Latin text from <mask>'s Life of King Alfred and the Annals of Saint Neots is still present in the 1904 critical edition. An important recent translation is Alfred the Great: <mask>'s Life of King Alfred and Other Contemporary Sources by Simon Keynes and Michael Lapidge. In 1603, the antiquarian William Camden published an edition of <mask>'s Life in which there appears a story of a community of scholars at Oxford, who were visited by Grimbald. There isn't any


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texts: support for this in any source. Other transcripts of which do not include any such material were based on Camden's edition of the manuscript. The legend of Camden's first came to light in the 14th century. One of the greatest and most important of the measures Alfred adopted for the intellectual improvement of his people was the founding of the great University of Oxford, according to Jacob Abbott's 1849 Alfred the Great.Several scholars claimed that <mask>'s biography of King Alfred was a forgery. V.H. made a claim in 1964. Galbraith wrote "Who Wrote Asser's Life of Alfred?" Galbraith argued that the text could not have been written during <mask>'s lifetime because of anachronisms. Alfred is referred to as "rex Angulum" by <mask>. The usage does not appear until the late 10th century according to Galbraith. Galbraith argued that "parochia" should be translated as "diocese" because it referred to the bishopric of Exeter, which was not created until 1100.The true author was the Bishop of Devon and Cornwall in 1046. According to Galbraith, the reason for the re-establishment of his see was to demonstrate a precedent for the arrangement. The title "king of the Anglo-Saxons" can be found in royal charters that were written before 892, but can also refer to the jurisdiction of a church or monastery. There are other arguments against the forger. There is strong evidence that the Cotton manuscript is about 1000 years old, despite the fact that Leofric would have known little about


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texts: <mask>. Galbraith's theory is argued against by the apparent use of <mask>'s material in other early works. The arguments of Galbraith were found to be false by Whitelock in Genuine Asser.Alfred Smyth argued in 2002 that the Life is a forgery, based on an analysis of Byrhtferth's and <mask>'s Latin vocabulary. Alfred's prestige was lent to the Benedictine monastic reform movement by Byrhtferth. The argument has not been persuasive, and few historians have doubts about the authenticity of the work. In addition to the Life of King Alfred, <mask> is credited by Alfred as one of several scholars who assisted with Alfred's translation of Pope Gregory I's Regula Pastoralis. William of Malmesbury wrote in the 12th century that <mask> helped Alfred with his translation of Boethius. <mask>'s death was recorded in the Annales Cambriae, a set of Welsh annals that were kept at St David's. Frithustan succeeded to the bishopric in Winchester, and after that <mask> left, according to the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.The year given by the chronicle was not certain because different chroniclers started the new year at different times. The Life of King Alfred was written by <mask>. The Clarendon Press published an article by William H. Stevenson. There is a standard edition of the Latin original. The Cambridge History of English and American Literature, Volume I, 1907–21 contains commentary on the full text of <mask>'s Life of King Alfred. <mask>'s Life of Alfred Bishops of Sherborne was written in the

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title: Li Wei (artist)

texts: <mask> is a contemporary artist from Beijing, China. He is often depicted in seemingly gravity-defying situations. The Falls series shows the artist with his head and chest embedded into the ground after he started his performance series, Mirroring. His work is a mixture of performance art and photography that creates illusions of a sometimes dangerous reality. He uses mirrors, metal wires, scaffolding and acrobatics in his images. Out of the Red, Juliet, Contemporary, Theater Forum, NY Arts, Fine Arts Literature, Lapiz and Arte Al Limite are some of the magazines that have published his works. <mask> was a son of a farmer and wanted to become an artist.He had the privilege to study at a private arts school until he was tired of the traditional approach of teaching. <mask>'s struggle with art didn't end early in his life. He had to work many jobs in Beijing in order for him to sustain himself, but more importantly he needed the money to supply his art works so that he could continue to work towards his dream. After starting his career as an artist by working with paint, <mask> realized that he wanted to specialize in a different form of art. He believed that only performance art offered a chance to experience an action's message through one's own body. <mask> has wanted to express his work publicly with a message behind each art piece, since then he has been intentional about his art pieces. <mask> has been using photos of his own body and images of himself to convey a message to his audience.<mask> started as a performance artist because he wanted to document his performances. <mask> stated in an interview with AOL News that he only used photography to record the procedure of his performance art. I found this way of shooting to be my

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texts: signal. <mask> has performed for over 150 shots and many of them have risked his life. <mask> admits that he shoots in extremely dangerous situations and he thinks the creation of his artwork isn't as big of a challenge as being in the dangerous situation for his performance shootouts. Some of the dangerous scenarios include shots on high buildings, lakes, ice holes and even through the windshield of a war. His performance of the "Falls" series in which he sticks himself in the group as a missile catapulted him to fame.He wanted to show the modern man's desire to hide from the daily problems. It is a difficult process to make art. His head is hidden while his body remains upright in pieces such as "Li wei Falls to the Ice Hole". The photos make the viewer question their achievement. There is a knack for creating art that awes and intrigues people who come across it. Many of the photos show different aspects of Chinese society. He demonstrates the shock of societal progression in his "Falls" series, in which he comments on his "Body of Art" by Julie Segraves.Mirrors are used in many of <mask>'s works. The hole in the middle of the mirror is where <mask> would put his head. The mirror has a great symbolic meaning in the Chinese culture. The mirror allows people to look at themselves and look at the mistakes they have made in life. According to a Chinese proverb, "take history as a mirror, which means that things that occurred throughout history will occur again and it is essential for individuals to recognize mistakes made from people in the past and react differently when similar issues come up again." <mask>'s art addresses a wide range of topics from gender relations to politics. By creating art through mirrors, <mask> has been able to

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texts: express his personal thoughts, experiences and address some social issues that occur in our daily lives.The public audience's perception of reality and truth has been challenged by his work. The preparation time for his artwork is much longer than the actual shoot out. It can take many months until he actually puts his idea into reality, even if he is inspired with an idea. He hopes to one day shoot a rocket on the moon. <mask> wants to make everything impossible. <mask> is an artist with new ideas. We are all controlled by someone else, according to an interview with 'The Creators Project'.Our thoughts and actions are controlled by an unseen force. There is an external force that dictates what we do. There were rapid changes in China in the last decade. As a citizen of Beijing, he experienced the rapid change within China's economy and the growth of all types of markets in China. The confinement of space due to rapid growth was a concern of <mask>. People from the country moved into the cities. The rapid growth has caused a huge change in people's perception and emotions.People are forced into small spaces due to the destruction of old buildings. It hasn't been a problem for the past decades for people to break free from these limitations. Art pieces that show the hunger and will to break away from limitations and confinement have been created by <mask>. The Fall series is not about belonging to earth, but about looking at the earth from outer space. He wants his audience to look at things differently. The fine line between reality and fantasy needs to be drawn out to the audience. Through his photography and performance art, he intends to convey his perception of this world.There have been exhibitions in Asia, Australia, Europe, and

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texts: North America. There are solo exhibitions in Paris, Lucca, Italy, 10 Chancery Lane Gallery, Hong Kong, and Beijing. He used a mirror to cut a hole in his head. The mirror, propped by his hands, can be seen in many photos documenting the performances in private places but also in public ones in China and abroad. Long shots show the observers as well as their surroundings mirrored around the performer's head. Close-ups exclude the mirror's rim and the artist's body. In the midst of a crowd of onlookers, <mask>'s head seems to hover between buildings, in the sky or on the water.The mirror creates new relationships between things by turning concrete reality into an immaterial image. The process is similar to imagination since we always put single impressions together to form an imaginary reality. As my head is stuck in the middle of this reflection one of the important functions of contemporary art is to question our everyday habits of perception. One of his most effective series of performances has been his "Falls", which began in 2002. Photos show the artist with his head and chest embedded in the asphalt of a street, the roof of a ruined house or the ice of a lake with his legs pointing up to the sky. The artist tells us that the images are not computer-generated. He used props in the sense of the word.Keeping a posture and feeling the absurdity of the situation through his own body were the main things for him. It would not be a good idea to picture someone falling to earth from another planet, whether it was in China or another part of the world. Everyone knows the feeling of falling headfirst into something and having nothing under the feet. The Macau Art Museum Overseas Communicate the Prize is one of the awards that <mask> has

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title: Carlos Saavedra Lamas

texts: In 1936, <mask> was the first Argentine to receive the peace prize. <mask> was a descendant of an early Argentine patriot. The daughter of the president was married to him. <mask> was a professor for his scholarship in the fields of labor legislation and international law after he was foreign minister of Argentina. The Doctor of Laws degree <mask> received in 1903 was summa cum laude. He began his teaching career at the University of La Plata after studying in Paris and traveling around the world. He taught political economy and constitutional law at the Law School of the university and later served as the president of the university.<mask> <mask> was a leading Argentine academician. A pioneer in the field of labor legislation, he edited several treatises on labor legislation in Argentina and on the need for a universally recognized doctrine on the treatment of labor. <mask> <mask> drafted legislation affecting labor in Argentina, supported the founding of the International Labor Organization in 1919, and was the leader of the Argentine delegation at the ILO Conference in 1928. He published "La Crise de la codification et de la doctrine Argentine de droit international" in international law, and he spoke, wrote, or drafted legislation on many subjects with international ramifications. His brief Vida internacional, which he wrote at the age of seventy, is an urbane by-product of all this study and experience. <mask> <mask> began his political career in 1906 as director of Public Credit, and later became the secretary-general for the municipality of Buenos Aires in 1907. He was elected to the first of two terms in Parliament in 1908.He started legislation about coastal water rights, irrigation, sugar production, government finances, colonization, and immigration. His main interest was foreign affairs. He was the unofficial adviser to both the legislature and the foreign office on the analysis and implications of proposed foreign treaties after he provided leadership in saving Argentina's arbitration treaty with Italy. The public perception of <mask> <mask> was that he was too conservative and favored British intervention in railroad construction. Appointed minister of Justice and Education in 1915, he instituted educational

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texts: reforms by integrating the different divisions of public education and by developing a curriculum at the intermediate level for thevocational and technical training of manpower needed in a developing industrial country. <mask> <mask> was appointed as foreign minister by General Justo. <mask> <mask> brought international prestige to Argentina.He played an important role in every South American diplomatic issue of the middle thirties, as well as inducing Argentina to rejoin the League of Nations after thirteen years, and representing Argentina at virtually every international meeting of consequence. His work in ending the Chaco War was important to both the locals and the international community. He immediately began to lay the groundwork for a negotiated settlement when he took over the foreign office. The Declaration of August 3, 1932, put the American states on record as refusing to recognize any territorial change in the hemisphere brought about by force. The Treaty of Nonaggression and Conciliation was signed by six South American countries in October, 1933, and by all of the American countries at the Seventh Pan-American Conference in Montevideo two months later. In 1935 he organized mediation by six neutral American nations which resulted in the cessation of hostilities. The South American Antiwar Pact was presented to the League of Nations by <mask> <mask> in 1934.He was elected president of the Assembly of the League of Nations in 1936. After his retirement from the foreign ministry in 1938, <mask> <mask> returned to academic life and became president of the University of Buenos Aires for two years. <mask> <mask> was known as a strict disciplinarian in his office, a logician at the conference table, a charming host in his home or his art gallery, and a man of fashionably dressed. He was also awarded the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor of France and similar honors from ten other countries. He died from a brain hemorrhage at the age of eighty. His gold medal was put up for auction after it was found in a pawn shop. The Argentine Nation presented a project for rebuying his medal at the congress.His medal was bought by a private Asian collector. There are links to 1878 births and 1959 deaths of people from Buenos

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title: Tim Blanchard

texts: <mask> was born in 1987 and is an Australian racing driver. The British Formula Ford Championship and the Australian Formula Ford Championship were both won by <mask>. Throughout his karting career, <mask> won numerous titles. He took out all before him in his final two years for the young Victorian. <mask> won both the Victorian Junior National Heavy Title and the Australian Junior National Heavy Title in the same year. After taking both junior titles, <mask> was looking to move into the senior class. <mask> won the Victorian Senior National Heavy Title and the Australian Title in the same season.His final year in karts would be his final year in Formula Ford. In his first season in Formula Ford, he competed in the Australian and Victoria State Championships. <mask> only entered three races in the Australian Championship due to his lack of experience in the open wheeler class. He finished the 2006 season with 186 points, five podiums, and a fifth place in the Australian Championship, thanks to the guidance of Sonic Motor Racing Services. When he won the Australian Formula Ford Championship in 2007, it was his biggest success to date. After winning the Australian Formula Ford Championship, <mask> set his sights on conquering the British Formula Ford Championship, a series with a rich history and a proving ground for many of the biggest names in motor sport. He signed with Jamun Racing Services, one of the most successful teams in British Formula Ford, and together with his teammate Wayne Boyd, set about dominating the championship.With 3 race wins, 16 podiums and 5 poles, <mask> finished second in the 2008 British Formula Ford Championship, 50 points behind his teammate. A 3rd-place finish at the season-ending Formula Ford Festival was <mask>'s best result of the year.

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texts: His mechanic for the season was Scott Malvern who went on to be a successful racing driver in his own right winning the British Formula Ford Championship and Formula Ford Festival with Jamun in 2011. <mask> was unable to get a drive for the 2009 season due to funding shortfalls. <mask> worked with a number of teams in both V8s and Formula Ford throughout the season while completing his accounting degree at Swinburne University. Sonic Motor Racing Services was a part of the 2010 Supercars Development Series. James Moffat drove in the V8 Series with the ex-Triple Eight Falcon.At the 2010 Clipsal 500, he finished 5th in both races after a season in the wilderness. He won the round with two podiums and his first race win at the Sucrogen Townsville 400. The 2nd place finish in the 2010 Fujitsu V8 Supercar Series was due to consistency. The experienced David Russell joined the Team Jayco BF Falcons with the help of the new signee. Tony Bates drove the ex-FPR Falcon in the 2010 V8 Supercar Series. After a successful year with Sonic Motor Racing Services, <mask> started off the season at MW Motorsport with his best result for the year, finishing 2nd in the opening round of the 2011 Fujitsu V8 Supercar Series at the Clipsal 500. He won the Sucrogen Townsville 400 in the V8 Supercar Series for the second time.He finished in the top 5 in the V8 Supercar Series after finishing in the top 10 in every round of the season. <mask> remained in the V8 Supercar Series with MW Motorsport. He drove the ex-FPR Falcon FG that Mark Winterbottom drove in the V8 Supercars Championship. After an incident-packed first round at the Clipsal 500, <mask> recorded his best finish of the year, a 5th at the 2012 Trading Post Perth Challenge. As the main series commitments with Kelly Racing meant he

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texts: couldn't complete the season with MW Motorsport, the development series program came to a premature end. In the 2010 L&H 500, he and Greg Murphy finished 13th, their first experience in the main series. The two endurance events in the V8 Supercars Championship and the L&H 500 were both won by Kelly Racing.The two men raced together in the teams No. After a 6th place at the L&H 500, the 16 Stratco Commodore had mechanical issues that saw them finish 19th in the Bathurst 1000. The two endurance events in the 2012 V8 Supercars Championship were retained by Kelly Racing. They were partners in the teams No. Jack Daniels Commodore finished 18th at both events. After the 2012 Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000, Kelly Racing called up <mask> to replace Todd Kelly for the remaining four rounds of the V8 Supercars Championship. Dick Johnson Racing gave <mask> a full-time drive.There is an entry for savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport has a driver in the endurance cup. In 2015, he was promoted to a full-time drive in the team's No. There are 3 Commodores. Britek Motorsport is a satellite team of Brad Jones Racing. The Britek REC was replaced by the Blanchard Racing Team. The coveted Mike Kable Young Gun Award was collected by Blanchard.The Melbournian finished second in the V8 Supercar Series after a successful season. Motor racing record Super2 Series results (key) (Round

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title: Charles Erwin Wilson

texts: The United States Secretary of Defense from 1953 to 1957 was an American engineer and businessman named <mask>. He was previously the president and chief executive officer of General GM. He cut the defense budget after the Korean War. <mask> was the son of Thomas E. and Rosalind Unkefer. After earning a degree in electrical engineering from the Carnegie Institute of Technology in 1909, he joined the Westinghouse Electric Company in Pittsburgh, where he supervised the engineering of automobile electrical equipment and the development of radio generators for the Army and Navy during World War I. <mask> was married on September 11, 1912. They had five children.<mask> was chief engineer and sales manager of Remy Electric in 1919. He was the president of General GM by January 1941. <mask> received a medal for Merit in 1946 for directing the company's huge defense production effort during World War II. Eisenhower picked him to be Secretary of Defense in January of 1953. The Secretary of Defense <mask>'s nomination sparked a controversy because of his large stockholdings in General GM. <mask> agreed to sell the stock under committee pressure, even though he was reluctant to do so. <mask> answered affirmatively when asked if he could make a decision as Secretary of Defense that would hurt the interests of General GM.For a long time, he thought that what was good for our country was good for General GM. The statement "What's good for General GM is good for the country" has been misquoted many times. At the time of his retirement in 1957, <mask> was reported to have accepted the popular impression that he had misquote. The Senate voted 77 to 6 to confirm <mask> as Secretary of Defense. The US Department of Defense was reorganized by both <mask> and Eisenhower. Congress approved the reorganization plan in June of 1953. Changes were made in OSD, the

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texts: Joint Chiefs of Staff and the chain of command.The reorganization plan, which took effect on June 30, 1953, was welcomed by <mask>. The assistant secretaries were considered his "vice presidents" and he tried to manage the Pentagon like an industrial corporation. <mask> took advantage of the reorganization to give the service secretaries more responsibility. In his first annual report, he noted that the service secretaries were his principal assistants and that decentralizing operational responsibility to them would make for effective exercise of civilian authority throughout the Department of Defense. The most important provision of <mask>'s directive to the JCS was that "the Joint Staff work of each of the chiefs of staff shall take priority over all other duties." The directive made clear that the assignment of major tasks to the Joint Staff was the prerogative of the full JCS. The most important change during <mask>'s tenure was the "New Look" defense concept.During the 1952 campaign, Eisenhower criticized Truman's policies, arguing that they forced the United States to compete with the Soviet Union on the latter's terms. Eisenhower entered office with strong convictions about the need to reorient the nation's security policy by maintaining a steadfast defense while decreasing government expenditures and balancing the budget. The new members of the JCS were asked by the president to plan for the New Look. The National Security Council adopted a key tenet of the New Look that a large-scale limited war or a general war would likely be fought with nuclear weapons. <mask> helped to explain the New Look in Eisenhower's State of the Union message. He said that more defense for less money was possible. With new weapons and techniques and ready reserves of troops and material, the United States could support capable military forces within

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