title: Thomas Barker (painter)

texts: <mask> of Bath was a British painter of landscape and rural life. <mask> was born in 1769 at Trosnant near the village of Pontypool. <mask> was an artist but never did more than the portraits of horses. He was employed as a Japanware decorator. <mask> showed a talent for drawing figures and designing landscapes from an early age, although he never took a lesson in drawing or painting. The patronage of an opulent coach-builder named Charles Spackman allowed him to follow his talent as an artist when he was sixteen. He copied the works of the old Dutch and Flemish masters for the first four years.He was sent to Rome at the age of twenty-one to maintain his position as a gentleman. He didn't paint much while there, but he was content with his life. Over the course of fifty years, <mask> exhibited nearly one hundred pictures at the Royal Academy and the British Institute. He painted a wide range of subjects. The Woodman is one of the most well-known and appreciated pictures of the English school, and it appears that two of them were painted, one from nature and the other from life size. The fresco, 30 feet in length and 12 feet in height, represents The Inroad of the Turks uponScio, and was painted by <mask> in 1822. The Woodman, Old Tom, gipsy groups and rustic figures were all painted by <mask> before he was seventeen years of age, and his pictures were copied

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texts: onto almost every possible material.He spent a lot of money to build a mansion for his residence when he amassed a lot of property by the sale of his works. He died at Bath in 1847. One of the first British artists to use Lithography as a print medium was <mask>, who contributed two prints to the first British publication of a collection of plates. <mask>'s series of Rustic figures after nature was published in Bath in 1813 in a small edition and is the first series of lithographs by a British single artist. Some of <mask>'s stones are still standing. There are six paintings by <mask> in the Tate Gallery, including A Woodman and his Dog in a Storm, which was originally presented to the National Gallery in 1868. <mask>'s drawings and prints can be found in the British Museum.Three of <mask>'s paintings are in the art gallery. A painting of a Wooded landscape with gipsies around a camp fire is thought to be the work of <mask>, who painted over an earlier work by Michael Dahl. In 2019. Several copies of The Gipsies were painted by <mask>, who was inspired by Gainsborough's work. He used Gainsborough's The Gipsies as a background for one of his self-portraits. In an episode of Britain's Lost Masterpieces broadcast in November, a forest scene is thought to be a copy of a famous painting by Gainsborough. The work was attributed by <mask> after a full restoration.The

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texts: Chios massacre was depicted in a fresco by <mask> on the walls of Doric House. Several artists of note were produced by the <mask> family. <mask> II was an artist known for his landscape work, as well as his father's ability. At the Royal Academy, Benjamin II exhibited many of his works, which DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch <mask> <mask> followed in the footsteps of his father and uncle by studying at the studio of Vernet in Paris. Lord Clive's relief of Lucknow was one of <mask>'s military works. Sources Bryan and Michael."<mask>, <mask>" is in Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers. London: George Bell & Sons, 1886. Richard Dorment. "<mask> of Bath" is part of British Painting in the Philadelphia Museum of Art: From the Seventeenth through the Nineteenth Century. Hugh Belsey created <mask> at the Art UK site. Works by <mask>, <mask>'s father, at the Art UK site Works by <mask>, <mask>'s brother, at the Art UK site Works by <mask>, Jr., <mask>'s older

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title: David Lehman

texts: <mask> is an American poet, non-fiction writer, and literary critic, and the founder and series editor for The Best American Poetry. He was a writer and journalist for fifteen years, writing for Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times. The Oxford Book of American Poetry was edited by <mask>. He taught poetry at The New School in New York City. The son of European Holocaust refugees, <mask> grew up in Manhattan's northernmost neighborhood of Inwood. He attended Stuyvesant High School, Columbia University, and Cambridge University. He received a PhD in English from Columbia, where he was Lionel Trilling's research assistant.The poem "The Presidential Years" was written by <mask>. He was an undergrad at Columbia. The poem won a poetry prize. He was named a Woodrow Wilson Fellow in 1970. John Ashbery shared an office with Lehman at Brooklyn College. He was an assistant professor of English at Hamilton College for four years in 1976, teaching courses in literature and creative writing and chairing the college's lecture committee. He received a fellowship in 1980 from the Society for the Humanities.He became a writer after leaving academe. He contributed to many publications, including the New York Times Magazine, the Washington Post Book World, the Los Angeles Times, the Boston Globe, Newsday, the Chicago Tribune, and the Philadelphia Inquirer. He was a contributing editor of Columbia College Today and Partisan Review. He was named vice president in charge of programs and events in 1987 after joining the board of the National Book Critics Circle. "The Best American Poetry" anthology series was started in 1988. His first nonfiction books were The Perfect Murder and Signs of the Times: Deconstruction and the Fall of Paul de Man. Poems in the Manner Of is one of Lehman's books of poetry.An

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texts: alternative to speech was published by Princeton University Press. He collaborated with James Cummins on a book of poems, Jim and Dave Defeat the Masked Man, and with Judith Hall on a book of poems. There have been 32 new poems published in The Atlantic, The Awl, Barrow Street, The Common, Green Mountains Review, Hanging Loose, Hot Street, New Ohio Review, and The New Yorker. The Chinese government and the NEA collaborated to publish Lehman's poems in a bilingual anthology. Spanish, French, German, Danish, Russian, Polish, Korean and Japanese are some of the 16 languages Lehman's work has been translated into. His translation of Goethe's "Wandrers Nachtlied" into English appeared under the title "Goethe's Nightsong" in The New Republic. The journal's Emily Clark Balch Prize was won by the translation and commentary.His poem, "French Movie" is in the third season of Motionpoems. The Best American Poetry is edited by <mask>. The current volume of the annual series was edited by Major Jackson. <mask> edited The Oxford Book of American Poetry. The Best American Erotic Poems: From 1800 to the Present was published in 2008. He is the author of nine nonfiction books, including "One Hundred Autobiographies: A Hundred Memoir", "Sinatra's Century: One Notes on the Man and His World", and "The State of the Art: A Chronicle of American Poetry". A Fine Romance: Jewish Songwriters, American Songs received a Deems Taylor Award from the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers.<mask> wrote and designed a traveling library exhibit based on A Fine Romance that toured 55 libraries in 27 states between May 2011 and April 2012 with appearances at three libraries in New York state and Maryland. The best song lyrics seem to me so artful, so brilliant, so warm and humorous, with both passion and wit, that my

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texts: admiration is matched only by my envy. <mask>'s other books of criticism include The Last Avant-Garde: The Making of the New York School of Poets, which was named a "Book to Remember 1999" by the New York Public Library. The Perfect Murder was nominated for an award by the Mystery Writers of America. In 2000 there was a new edition of The Perfect Murder. In October 2015, he published Sinatra's Century: One Hundred Notes on the Man and His World, which was praised as an "engaging, playful, deeply personal, and elegantly concise tribute." <mask> worked as a journalist and free-lance writer for fifteen years.He has written for many magazines and newspapers, among them The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, American Heritage, the Washington Post, People, The Academy of American Poets, National Public Radio, and Slate. He is a contributing editor at The American Scholar. He was quiz master for the weekly column Next Line, Please from May to September. The first project was a crowd-sourced sonnet. There was a haiku, a tanka, an anagram, and a couplet. <mask> judges the results of the puzzles. <mask> writes a monthly column about movies.<mask>'s essay, "Peace and War in American Poetry", was posted online by the Library of Congress. <mask> wrote an introduction to The Collected Poems of Joseph Ceravolo. He wrote introductory essays to books by A. R. Ammons and Kenneth Koch. Donald Hall had held the position of general editor of the Poets on Poetry series for twelve years when <mask> succeeded him in 1994. The famed KGB Bar Monday-night poetry series was created and directed by him and Star Black in 1997. The KGB Bar Book of Poems was co-edited by <mask> and Black. The reading series was directed by them.<mask> taught in the graduate writing program of the New School in New York City from 1996 to 2003 and

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texts: served as poetry coordinator from 2003 to 2007. In an interview with Tom Disch in the Cortland Review, <mask> addresses his great variety of poetic styles: "I write in a lot of different styles and forms on the theory that the poems all sound like me in the end, so why not make them as different from one another as possible If you write a new poem every day, you will probably have by the end of the year, if you are me, an acrostic, an abecedarium, a sonnet or two, a couple of prose poems, poems that have arbitrary restrictions. <mask> received an award in literature from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, as well as a fellowship from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. <mask> was able to organize and host a series of poetry readings and school visits in collaboration with the Community School of Music and Art in Ithaca, New York. Mark Strand, Donald Hall, Charles Simic, Jorie Graham, A. R. Ammons, Louise Gluck, Kenneth Koch, and John Ashbery were visiting poets. <mask> has lectured all over the world.His time is divided between Ithaca, New York, and New York City. He is married to a woman. There is a poetry breakfast. The ed. of Sycamore Press, Oxford, England. John is the son of John. The broadside of the sycamore. Some nerves.The Columbia Review Press. New York was founded in 1973. On borrowed time. Nobodaddy Press is in New York. The first issue of a series of poetry broadsheets was signed. The first day. Clinton, New York was the location of Nobodaddy Press.The Poetry Foundation published mythologies in 1987. The Perfect Murder: A Study in Detection was revised. The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library is part of the Yale Collection of American Literature. The New Yorker people University of Michigan staff Columbia College (New York) alumni 21st-century American Jews were born

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title: Pavel Leonov

texts: <mask> was a leading naive artist of the Soviet period. He lived in an inverted world, through the looking glass, a world with its own laws, its own sky, and its own land. He was a village librarian, a miner, a tin-smith, a factory worker, and a sign painter. He had a constant dream of being an artist. <mask> was born in the Orel region in 1920 and his life mirrored many of the convulsions of the communist era. He left his village at the age of eighteen with five roubles in his pocket and a ticket for the train to Orel. He wanted to participate in the building of a new society.He was arrested for the first time. Many of <mask>'s skills were acquired as a prisoner. <mask> learned to draw from a manual when he was a boy. He attended the People's Free University in Moscow in the early 1960s. He received encouragement from the artist. <mask> was included in The World Encyclopedia of Nave Art in the 1980s. He also vanished at this time.After almost twenty years, he was discovered to be living in extreme poverty in a one-room shack with his wife and teenage son. He had to glue his paintings to the walls because he couldn't sell them. <mask>'s fortunes changed after the encouragement of Moscow-based art historians. The Moscow Museum of Nave Art and The Moscow Museum of Outsider Art embraced <mask> as a visionary artist. His work received the Grand Prix at INSITA in 1997. His living

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texts: activity were superimposed on the carpet-like background. The faces of his friends and visitors became incorporated into his work.He wants to show people how good they can be. The collections include a museum in Russia, a museum in Moscow, a museum in Slovakia, and a museum in Germany. The University of Oxford De Stadshof Collection is located at Linacre College. Boguemskaia-Turchin collection of personal exhibitions. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ROZA AZORA,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  "                            ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  '<mask>' was written in 2011. The museum has fine art. Exhibitions Insita 97 is located in Slovakia. The Moscow Gallery "ар" had a golden dream in 1993. Festnaive -07                            August, September 2012 La Halle Saint Pierre Paris RAW VISION 25 ans d'Art Brut du.James Young has a website at http://www.pavelleonov.com. There is a fool's paradise. The article is titled "Leonov" and can be found at http://www.rawvision.com/articles/28/leonov.html. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . http://www.chtivo.ru/chtivo%3D3%26bkid%3D715900.htm,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  1997. No 1. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, "                             There is a world encyclopedia of naive art.Bihalji-Merin wrote '<mask>ov - Paintings' in 1985. 20th-century Russian painters and 21st-century Russian painters died

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title: Heathcote Williams

texts: <mask> was an English poet, actor, political activist and dramatist. The most powerful argument for the newly instigated worldwide ban on whaling was written by him. <mask>' "documentary/investigative poetry" style brought a variety of environmental and political matters to the attention of the public. His last published work, American Porn, was a critique of the American political establishment and the election of President Donald Trump. In June 2015, he published a book-length investigative poem about the "Muslim Gandhi", Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan. <mask> was among the celebrity guests in the last episode of Friends, '"The One With Ross's Wedding"', as well as being a playwright and screenwriter. He played Prospero in The Tempest and also appeared in several "arthouse" films.In a spoof arts documentary, Al Pacino played the part of a <mask> fan. <mask> and Faithfull collaborated on lyrics. <mask> discovered a new species of wasp in the Argentine pampas and recorded it in a book of poems. <mask> was a member of The Magic Circle. He wrote a play about Dickens. Charles Dickens was fond of performing magic shows. Bob taught him how to cook.He accidentally set himself on fire when he went to show off his talent to Jean Shrimpton. The "Ruff Tuff Cream Puff" was a squatting agency that <mask> ran in the 1970s. The state of Frestonia was established by him and a few hundred other people in 1977. <mask> was

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texts: appointed UK Ambassador after the Shadow Chancellor wrote to express his support. Frestonia had its own institutions and postage stamps. While there was no capital punishment in the UK, <mask> spray-painted graffiti on the walls of Buckingham Palace as a protest against the Queen signing Michael X's death warrant. His graffiti was a feature on the walls of the low-rent end of London's Notting Hill district.The final paragraph of <mask>' New York Times obituary summed up his philosophy: "If poetry isn't revolutionary, it's nothing." "Poetry is heightened language, and language exists to effect change, not to be a tranquilizer." <mask>-<mask> was born in the UK. He changed his name to <mask> <mask>. His father was a barrister and his mother was a priest's daughter. His first book was The Speakers, an account of life at Speakers' Corner in London's Hyde Park, written when he was just 22 years old. The Speakers was described as "brilliant" and "very funny" by Harold Pinter.The Joint Stock Theatre Company adapted it for the stage in 1974. His first full-length play, AC/DC, first staged at the Royal Court Theatre, is a critique of the burgeoning mental health industry, as well as an attack on 1960s alternative society. Laing. The production did not seem to affect the relationship between the two men. AC/DC won an award. The 1972 John Whiting Award was given for being a new and distinctive development in

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texts: dramatic writing with particular relevance to contemporary society. Charles Marowitz described it as the first play of the 21st century in the Times Literary Supplement.The production of AC/DC took place at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Ken Campbell directed the one-act monologue Hancock's Last Half Hour at the Royal Court. In the first issue of the London Review of Books, there was a profile by Francis Wyndham called The Magic of Heathcote Williams. To the despair of his publishers, <mask> refused to go to the US to promote AC/DC due to his reluctance to co-operate in the promotion of his work commercially. The only book signing tour he has ever done was the result of relentless pressure from Jonathan Cape's PR department. <mask> was able to reach a wider audience for his trilogy of book-length poems on environmental themes because of the energetic publicity efforts on his behalf. Many photographs were featured in each of them.In the corner of his agent's office, they had been written as visionary propaganda. <mask> donated his share of the proceeds from the sale of the North American rights to Whale Nation to environmental organizations. It is an epic plea for the future of the whale, a hymn to the beauty, majesty and intelligence of the largest mammals on earth, as well as a prayer for their protection. Sacred Elephant and Autogeddon deals with the destruction of the natural environment and the

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texts: motor car's global death toll as, "A mundane holocaust, the third world war nobody bothered to declare." Jeremy Irons was to perform Autogeddon in the film. Some members of the audience were reduced to tears by <mask>' public readings of Whale Nation. His recordings for Naxos Records include readings from the Buddhist scriptures, Dante and the Bible.<mask> collaborated with Roy Hutchins, who had performed in Whale Nation, Autogeddon and Falling for a Dolphin. The performance was called Zanzibar Cats. In What's on Stage, the reviewer Michael Coveney wrote, "These wonderful poems seize on political, planetary destruction and social injustice with relish and delight, as well as great erudition and verbal dexterity." A collection of poems by <mask> on science and nature was published in December 2011. The title poem is an elegy for mathematician, computer pioneer, and wartime codebreaker Alan Turing. The Beat poet called the book a collection of inspiration. At the end of 2012 Huxley Scientific Press published a book called "Shelley at Oxford: Blasphemy, Book-Burning, and Bedlam" written by <mask> during the bicentenary of his expulsion from Oxford.New work by <mask> was published on the International Times. The Criminal Record of the British Monarchy was made into a video to coincide with Queen Elizabeth II's diamond jubilee, as well as his poems Lord of the Drones: The President and the White House

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texts: Fly, Hollywoodland, and Was Moby Dick Behind. The American Empire Dissected is being edited into a trilogy. Thin Man Press published 'Badshah Khan: Islamic Peace Warrior' in June of 2015. The life and legacy of Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan was reviewed by <mask>. American Porn was published by Thin Man Press on the day of Trump's inauguration. <mask> responded to contemporary political events with a pamphlet in the Swiftean tradition, an excoriating commentary on Boris Johnson entitled 'The Blond Beast of Brexit: a Study in Depravity'.According to a review, the pamphlet was a 20,000-word compendium of the most cruel and hypocritical things the former mayor has ever said or done. The updated and expanded version of 'Boris: From Mayor to Nightmare' was published by Public Reading Rooms. The Speakers, Hutchinson, 1964 is an e-book by Thin Man Press. What the Dickens, Sacred Elephant, Jonathan Cape, and Falling for a Dolphin are some of the films by Peter Lilienthal. He was taught by Graham Ovenden at his home on the edge of Bodmin Moor, Cornwall. The result was an out-pouring of hundreds of canvases, including satirical pastiches of the works of Van Gogh, Claude Monet, Stanley Spencer, Lucian Freud and others. A number of sculptures of great piles of books, tottering and damp-swollen, elaborately hand-carved in wood were produced by him.The uncategorisable "Wrinkly Bonk" and "Why D'Ya Do It?" are examples

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texts: of <mask>'s occasional but typically anarchistic ventures into the realm of lyric-writing. For the 1979 classic album Broken English, there was a sexually explicit exploration of carnal jealousy. <mask>'s words caused a walk-out by the female workers on the production line. One of the people responsible for the alternative sex paper Suck was Magazines <mask>, who was an associate editor of the literary journal Transatlantic Review. He was a frequent contributor to the London underground paper International Times during the 1970s, as well as to the radical vegetarian magazine Seed and to The Fanatic in various countries of Western Europe. The Sunday Head was launched in 1974. It was published from his home in London at the time when he was the impresario for a series of music, dance and poetry events held in a bingo hall near the Portobello market.Severe Joy, an anthology of his tracts and manifestos from this period, was announced by his publisher but never actually appeared. The Cold Turkey Press, based in the Netherlands, published a sample in a limited edition called Manifestoes in 1975, as well as in the Manchester literary magazine Wordworks. The theme of <mask>' early one-act play is fame and its adverse consequences, performed by Al Pacino at an Off-Off-Broadway venue, with financial assistance from Jon Voight. The film version became known as 'Pacino's secret project' in later years. It was

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texts: released as part of the box-set in 2007. <mask>' film performances include Prospero in The Tempest, Wish You Were Here, Stormy Monday, and The Steal. <mask> enjoyed a steady stream of bit-parts in big-budget Hollywood productions, such as the ill-fated Basic Instinct 2 and City of Ember, as well as appearing in Hotel (2001) with Salma Hayek.Television <mask> was involved in community politics. <mask> spoke for fifteen minutes on the virtues of life in the guise of a tree. A utopian vision of an England free from government and bosses was his name. <mask> was one of a group of people who had taken over a small part of West London. The squat had declared itself independent of Great Britain. David Rappaport was proclaimed Foreign Minister and <mask> was the ambassador to the UK. The face of Guy the Gorilla was the face of the postage stamps, but they didn't mention currency or the legend of God Will Provide.The project caused a lot of litigation before the bulldozers were able to move in. The Magic Circle came up with a Christmas play based on Charles Dickens's enthusiasm for performing magic shows for his friends and extended family. The Dickens! The novelist depicted the likes of Thomas Carlyle and Thackeray standing by as he manipulated "airy nothings" and assorted props to the delighted shrieks of foundling children from the Thomas Coram Home. The production featured a young Ben Cross as Dickens,

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texts: wrong was unknown at the time. Shrimpton claimed in her autobiography that it was <mask> who walked out on her, even though it was assumed at the time that she had ended the relationship. <mask> had a son, Charlie, from a relationship with a novelist. Charlie's adoptive father was Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour. Despite the author's reluctance to promote his work, Whale Nation turned into a best-selling volume despite its author's involvement with <mask>. <mask> and Diana Senior lived in Oxford. They have two daughters and three grandsons.<mask> died in Oxford in July of last year after a long stay in the hospital for a chest infection. The album was inspired by the epic poem of the same name. Jonathan Cape wrote Sacred Elephant in London and New York. Falling for a Dolphin was written by Jonathan Cape. Jonathan Cape and Autogeddon are from London and New York, respectively. The Playwrights' Database has a list of stage works on doollee.com. <mask> is in a movie called Wish You Were Here 1941, where he says "tell me all the swear words you


title: Gary Gardner

texts: <mask> is an English professional footballer who plays for club Birmingham City. He made his senior debut while on loan at Coventry City. He spent time on loan at a number of clubs before signing a permanent contract with Birmingham in 2019. He made five appearances for England U21 at under-age levels. He is the younger brother of Craig. Craig started his career at the club with his brother. His development was interrupted by an injury.He was an important member of the under-18 and reserve sides. On January 10, 2011, <mask> scored from the penalty spot and then caught out the goalkeeper to break the deadlock in the reserves' win over the Gunners. He was involved in both of Jonathan Hogg's goals. The player first played for the first team in a pre-season friendly and came on as a substitute in the final of the Asia Trophy. He was a player in the inaugural season of the NextGen series, a European competition for younger football players. In the group stage, he scored a single goal against Fenerbahe. In Villa's last group match,<mask> scored all three goals.Villa lost the tie 2–1 in extra time after he scored a last-minute goal. His six goals made him the competition's second-highest scorer and the highest-scoring of all the players. On a month's loan, he joined Coventry City. He scored 9 minutes into his debut against the Seagulls. After making four appearances for the Sky Blues in the Championship in his first 28 days, he was recalled by his parent club who were suffering injury problems. On 31 December, he made his first senior appearance for Villa in a 3–1 away win at Chelsea as a 78th-minute substitute

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texts: for Albrighton. He came off the bench again a week later as Villa beat Bristol Rovers in the third round of the FA Cup, and made his first start on January 21, 2012 in a 3–2 win away at Wolves.Due to major injury concerns and the illness of the captain,<mask> kept his place in the team. In August 2012 he had an injury to his right knee. He returned to the Villa first team as an unused substitute against Wigan Athletic on the final day of the season. He made four starts for Wednesday during a month's loan in February and March, and signed a two-year contract with Villa at the end of the season. He spent three spells on loan at Championship level over the course of those two years. He played 20 matches for the Seagulls in the first half of the season and scored two goals, including a winner against Wigan Athletic in November that broke a 12- match winless run and took the Seagulls out of the bottom three. In the second half of the season, he scored 4 goals, including a 30-yard drive against Reading in February that was voted Sky Sports News' #goaloftheday.He signed a three-year contract after returning. In the second half of the 2015–16 season, he scored twice. A regular member of Villa's first-team squad,<mask> returned to Villa after they were demoted to the Championship. He made 26 Championship appearances for the club in the 2016–17 season, and scored his first senior goal for Villa on 30 October. He ran the length of the field to celebrate with 1,988 away fans after superbly heading the visitors in front, but the match ended as a 1–1 draw. He left the first team at the end of August of last year and

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title: Paul Bonatz

texts: During part of World War II, <mask> was an architect and professor at the technical university in that city. Major bridges for the new autobahns, as well as important public buildings, were designed by him in a simplified neo-Romanesque style. He designed several buildings in Turkey in 1943. <mask> was born in the German Empire. He finished his studies at the Technical University of Munich in 1900. He was trained by Theodor Fischer. He wasn't a member of the Nazi party, but he was a member of the SPD.After the Nazis came to power, he became an architectural expert and advisor to the general inspector for German road building, and built major bridges. The government tried to use Bonatz's talents but found him unreliable. He disliked <mask>'s renovation of the Knigsplatz and said it was a political mistake. In February 1935 he gave a speech inveighing against architecture which made the act of representing an end in itself rather than form coincide with function, which he called Albert Speer's New Reich Chancellery "patently inadequate". Bonatz was accused of aiding Jews and being critical of Hitler by the police, who investigated him twice. Although he won the competition to build the biggest glass dome in the world, he became upset with Hitler's requirement that the dome be critical of the entire design. He left Germany for Turkey in 1943.He was a faculty member at the Istanbul Technical University and oversaw the renovation of the Takla campus. He built many projects in Ankara, including a residential area with over 400 units and the reconfiguration of the Ankara Exhibition Hall into the Ankara Opera House, before returning to Germany in 1954. He was a professor at the University of Stuttgart until his death. The architect Kurt Dbbers married his daughter Susanne in 1906. <mask> was the chief planner of (West) Berlin and his brother was

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title: Paul Bonatz

texts: an architect. Works Bonatz believed passionately in form expressing function, but opposed the modern tradition exemplified by the Bauhaus, which he considered shallow, fashionable, and neglectful of local traditions. He was a founder of the Stuttgart School, which sought modern architectural solutions based on tradition.He was influenced by the movement toward a simplified masonry-based style based on German heritage and often used a simplified neo-Romanesque vocabulary in his work. The station, which was influential, has been seen as a transformation of historicism. He appealed to the Nazis because many of his works had a clear relationship to traditional styles. His autobahn bridge across the Rhine at Rodenkirchen was an ultra-modern suspension bridge, he designed a number of dams and factories in addition to bridges, and he coupled a reinforced concrete water tower with offices on the lower floor. The main station in Stuttgart was built in 1913 and is Bonatz's most famous building. The station complex was nominated by UNESCO for possible inclusion in their World Cultural Heritage list. The library building of the University of Tbingen was designed by Bonatz and he was involved in the final stages of the architectural design of the Faculty of Biology building in Bulgaria.The brick edifice was designed by the architect from Bulgaria, who worked on the project at Bonatz's office. He built bridges from the start of his career, beginning at Ulm in 1907 and including a slender bridge over the Neckar in 1927. He designed many of the small bridges required for the autobahns. He was responsible for ten dams on the Neckar in the 1920s. He received the Pour le Mérite for Arts and Sciences in 1952. The <mask>z Prize for architectural services was instituted in 1959 by the city of Stuttgart. See also Nazi architecture Organisation Todt


title: Abraham Senior

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, was a Sephardic rabbi and a member of the Castilian hacienda. At the age of 80, he converted to Roman Catholicism and changed his name to Fernando Pérez Coronel. The largest group of tax farmers in the 1460s were the Seneor family. The Seneor family was involved in politics, defending the interests of artisans. He was related to three people: the steward of King Henry IV of Castile, Beatriz de Bobadilla, and Alonso Quintanilla, the Count of Accounts. The Holy Brotherhood was founded in 1476 with Quintanilla among its members. His duties as the kingdom's most important tax farmer were not limited to his position at court.He played a major role in securing the marriage of the Infanta Isabella of Castile to Ferdinand of Aragon in 1469. After the death of her brother, the king, he provided the Alczar of Segovia as a place for her to hide. Seneor was endowed with a lifetime pension of 100,000 maravedis, which was confirmed in 1480 at the request of the royal confessor. The Jewish religious authorities thought that Seneor was appointed chief justice of the Jewish community of Segovia because he clashed with converted Jews and their families. He received 50,000 maravedis from the Cortes of Toledo in 1480 because he was respected by the Jewish people. He was a friend of the man who worked in tax collection. Both Seneor and Abravanel were involved in raising taxes in the War of Granada, while Samuel Abolafia was in charge of recruitment.They supported Columbus's efforts to get Isabella's patronage for the proposed expedition of Christopher Columbus. The cause of the Jewish community was being supported by a senior. The Castilian aljamas raised a large amount of money to allow the

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Abraham Seneor
Abraham Senior


title: Abraham Senior

texts: Jews captured in Mlaga to be freed. After failing to prevent the decree expelling the Jews from Spain, Seneor and his friends chose to convert to Catholicism, despite the fact that they were offered large sums of money. The political strategy of the Catholic Monarchs was expected to be affected by the conversion of <mask>. Seneor was christened Fernando and Perez Coronel in a ceremony conducted by the Primate of All Spain on June 15, 1492 in the monastery of Guadalupe. Within a few days of his conversion, he became the ruler of Segovia, a member of the Royal Council and the chief accountant of Prince Juan.Seneor continued to help the Jewish community after they were forced to leave Spain. One of the most important families of Segovia was the Coronel family. The business partnership with Luis de Alcal and Mayr Melamed/Fernan Nez Coronel was started by the children of <mask>, Juan Perez Coronel and Inigo Lopez Coronel. Inigo was the ruler of Segovia and the treasurer of the rebels. The future leader of the Comuneros in the Castilian Revolt of the Comuneros was married to a daughter of Maria Coronel. The son of Fernan Coronel, Pedro Fernandez Coronel was appointed to the position of Constable of the Indies with a salary of 15,000 maravedis a year. He gave the name Peter to the first Native American Indian, who was christened in the same monastery where he was christened a few years before.The Educational Centre of the Jewish quarter is located in <mask>'s house in Segovia, which became a Franciscan convent in 1901. The chapel of the Coronel family is still in the Monastery of Santa Mara del Parral and contains the tombs of <mask> and Fernando. Luis Coronel was the nephew of <mask>, a theologian and

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Abraham Fernando
Abraham Seneor
Abraham
Abraham


title: Abraham Senior

texts: professor at the Sorbonne, and Paul Coronel was a professor at Montague College. The Coronel family was a neighbor of the outstanding physician. Some of the descendants of <mask> <mask>, also known as Fernn Pérez Coronel, did not embrace Catholicism. They lost their possessions and were deported to Brazil after being denounced as New Christian judaizers. One descendant of the Saraiva family fled to Holland, where he adopted the name <mask> Coronel, and went to Brazil, where he was considered the richest man in Dutch Brazil.Rabbi Menasseh Ben Israel dedicated his book to Perez Coronel. Some Pérez Coronel descendants can be found in Israel, Brazil, Mexico, Venezuela, Holland, and the United States. Benjamin Cardozo was an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. <mask> Coronel was the founder of the Jewish community in Brazil. Fernando Coronel was a contractor who helped drill the first oil well in the country. Gabriel Coronel is an actor, singer, and model. Mara Coronel is a journalist.Twin brother of Tom Coronel. Twin brother of Tim Coronel. The Dutch sports director is Uri Coronel. The British Poor Law Amendment Act was written by <mask>. The editor of the underground newspaper Het Parool was a Dutch journalist. The Museo del Prado has a reference to the historia del siglo XIX in Espaa. 454-465.The HisBiblio de los Reyes Catlicos is located in the teca del Siglo. Volmenes 3-4 is a chapter. 61. La intervencin de Torquemada vendi a su maestro por 30 dineros de plata. The Jewish Encyclopedia. It was recoge la forma senior. The Bibliografa espaola recoge la forma Seneor.The forma Senneor is located in Segovia. Las citas de fuentes canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones

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title: Abraham Senior

texts: canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones canciones Richard Ayoun and Ham Séphiha wrote a book called "Seferes de ayer y hoy". 89. It's called Tomas de Torquemada. consultado el 23/08/2009 Nez en Documentos sur la expulsin en sefarad.rediris.es is a Pérez en Jewish Encyclopedia.Luis Surez Fernndez (La expulsin de los judos -Mapfre, 1991) reproducido en vallenajerilla.com. The apellido proviene de los documentos de la época. There are 136. The artculo Liuim Shonim, Padua: Lattes, 1869, is a citada por the Jewish Encyclopedia. 60 years old. The Historia de Espaa, XIII, Madrid, was published in 1848. 195 y ss.Ros, Hist. I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, Christopher Columbus, pgs., was written by Kayserling. Idem, Gesch. The Juden is in Portugal. There were 83 and 102. Alonso Gutiérrez tiene una capilla en San Martn.Notas y documentos about the Madrid del Quinientos. Un grupo financiero rival intenta la puja para el arrendamiento de las rentas del partido de Medina del Campo. There is apg. 93). <mask> monta, lidera, con Alonso Quintanilla, con Beatriz de Bobadilla. Quintanilla pone en marcha la Santa Hermandad. El ltimo rabino was written by Enrique de Diego.The condicin de pariente is in the Jewish Encyclopedia. The 15 de agosto de 1488 fue el acceso a la tesorera de Senior. The compaa de arrendadores de Senior formada, por Luis de Alcal, estaba compuesta. There are 23 words. Del pasado judo en los reinos medievales hispnicos: afinidad y distanciamiento was published in 2005. There are 137. The Real Academia


title: Abraham Senior


title: Abraham Senior

texts: "perezco cantando a Dios". "hidalgua de solar conocido" is a veces referida, una forma particular de la "nobleza de esencia".281 y 301 Suegro segn Bernldez, Historia de los Reyes Catlicos, p. 336, Sevilla, 1870. The Lattes was published in Padua in 1869. There are citadas in the Jewish Encyclopedia. Luis Surez Fernndez op. It is cit. <mask>, el Rabino Mayor, y su yerno Mayr Malamed, se bautizaron.The documento citado por Ladero Quesada. It is cit. The ambigedad a la hora de referirse a los dos personajes. La forma Mer is recoge por Richard and Ham. It is cit. La forma Mair se recoge. Dado assiento, al da siguiente, se baptizara con solemnidad.56. La sinagoga secreta de los criptojudos de Segovia was citado por Ignacio Lpez Calvo. Odaya Bend ha identificado una sala de oraciones. There is a cit. Joseph Pérez wrote an article. It is cit. The documents are about la expulsin.En sefarad.rediris.es. (consultado el 23/8/2010) por algunos judos. A general de la Hacienda regia castellana between 1491 and 1494. De Rab Mer Melamed a Fernn Nez Coronel was published in 2002. There is a turismo called Judera de Segovia. Ladero Quesada La receptora... 335.La lucha por la libertad de <mask> y los Coronel was reproduced by Enrique de Diego. En algunas fuentes se la recoge; pero por las fechas es probable. Joseph Pérez La Revolucin de las Comunidades de Castilla was written by igo Lpez Coronel. 479) Istvn Szszdi Len-Borja, Las cristianos nuevos: Alianza y vasallaje. Véase también una filmacin de esa visita. La calle de la Judera Vieja esquina con la Puerta del Sol, levantaba la Casa-palacio de <mask>eor.There is a cit. The convento de franciscanos Enrique de Diego has a referencia. The Didctico de la Judera can be found

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Abraham Seneor
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title: Conrad Hunte

texts: Sir <mask> was a cricketer. Hunte played 44 Tests for the West Indies. Hunte was the son of a sugar plantation worker and was born in rural St Andrew Parish. Hunte grew up in a one-room house because his family was poor. Hunte was six years old when he was playing cricket with the village boys. Hunte's father wanted Hunte to receive a good education and so he required Hunte to walk three miles each day to the school. Hunte made the school First XI when he was 10 years old, playing against bigger and older boys than himself.Hunte won a scholarship to attend a secondary school. The school gamesmaster noticed his talent and put him into the First XI, where he played against older boys. Hunte was offered a shilling every time he made 25 runs. Hunte was a captain of the school team. Hunte was asked to play for a new club in his final year at school. The Northern section of the BCL provided organised cricket for poor and rural people. Hunte made the BCL representative team for its annual match against the Barbados Cricket Association team.Hunte went on to make 137, the first BCL player to make a century in this annual fixture. <mask> was selected to make his first-class cricket debut for Barbados against Trinidad and Tobago in Bridgetown. Hunte scored 63 runs in the first and 15 in the second. Hunte was offered a place at the Empire Cricket Club in Division 1 of the Barbados Cricket Association, the home club of his sporting hero, Weekes. <mask>'s cricket career was slow to progress because there was little first-class cricket in the West Indies. He was a teacher at St. Simon's Mixed School and later worked in the civil service. Hunte scored a duck and three against the Australians in 1954.Hunte scored 150 and 95 in two

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Hunte
Hunte


title: Conrad Hunte

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 In the third Test of the same series he made 260, including a partnership of                                           Hunte made another century in the fourth Test. The West Indies won the series 3–1 after he finished his debut series with 622 runs at an average of 78.25.<mask> was the West Indies' regular opening bat for the next nine years, and vice captain of the team for eight of them. The West Indies won seven of the ten series in which he played during this period. The West Indies won the series in England in 1963. He curbed his aggressiveness as a batter to build a platform. This was rewarded with two centuries. He scored 182 in the first day of the summer for the West Indies. The West Indies needed to avoid a loss in the final Test to win the series.They were looking at a difficult target with over two days to play. Hunte scored a century as the West Indies won the series 3–1. One of the Wisden Cricketers of the Year in 1964, Hunte finished the series with a batting average of 58.87. The captain of the West Indies retired after the tour to England. When Garfield Sobers was chosen instead of Hunte as captain, Hunte was bitterly disappointed and considered quitting. He scored over 500 runs in the next series against Australia in 1965, with a highest score of 89 and an average of 611. This was the highest series aggregate without a century until Mike Atherton scored 553 in a


title: Conrad Hunte

texts: six-Test series against Australia in 1993.Hunte played in 44 Tests. Despite having 13 different opening partners in his Test career, he accumulated 3245 runs at an average of 45.06. He scored at least one century against every country he played for. Hunte was a committed Christian after cricket. On the West Indies' tour of Australia in 1961, he saw the film The Crowning Experience, about the life of the black American educator Mary McLeod Bethune. Hunte committed the rest of his life after the film was promoted by MRA. Hunte did not make a secret of his beliefs.According to some reports, the other members of the West Indies team became tired of him constantly expressing them in the dressing room and this contributed to his not being awarded the captaincy in 1963. In 1967, Hunte retired from cricket to work full-time for MRA, promoting harmonious race relations. In 1971 he wrote a book called Playing to Win. He moved to Atlanta to help with the racial situation there. He met his wife, a newscaster, there and they had three daughters. Hunte rang the director of the new United Cricket Board of South Africa and offered to help develop cricket in the black townships in order to promote reconciliation between the races. He worked for seven years as a National Development Coach.<mask> was made a Knight of St. Andrew of the Order of Barbados in 1998. He returned to the island of his birth in 1999 after being encouraged by the government. He died while in Australia to speak at a conference of the MRA, two months after he was elected to the presidency of the Barbados Cricket Association with plans to revive cricket in the country. Cricketers who made a century on their debut for the Commonwealth XI were named Wisden


title: Kaj Riska

texts: <mask> is a naval architect and engineer with expertise in ice and arctic technology. He has written about ice-going ships, ice loads, and ice management. He is the Senior Ice Engineer at Total S.A. <mask> graduated from the University of Technology with a degree in Naval Architecture. In 1978 and D. Sc. In 1988. From 1977 to 1988 he was the leader of the group at the Technical Research Centre of Finland.He was a senior researcher at the Academy of Finland from 1989 to 1991. He was the director of the offshore research centre from 1992 to 1995 and the professor of marine technology from 1995 to 2005. He is a professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim, Norway. The models were being used to describe the ice action on ships and their application in various ship design aspects. In May 1972, Riska passed his student exam. He received his Master of Science degree in naval architecture in June 1978 and his Doctor of Technology degree in September 1988 from the University of Technology. <mask> <mask> worked at many academic institutions as a researcher or professor.TKK is the laboratory of mechanics and is an assistant to the professor. Research assistant, research scientist, senior research scientist and head of division are some of the people at the Technical Research Centre of Finland. TKK is a senior research scientist. The Academy of Sciences in Finland has a senior fellow. TKK is the director of the research centre. Professor and acting professor in the ship

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Kaj Antero Riska
Kaj Riska
Kaj
Riska


title: Kaj Riska

texts: laboratory. He has lectured on winter navigation and marine technology at TKK.He was the Project Manager from 1989 to 1992. <mask> <mask> joined ILS in 2005 as Senior Naval Architect and partner. ILS Lts is an independent, private owned consulting and engineering company, specialized in ship design and especially in ship project evaluation and basic design. In 2012 <mask> joined Total S.A. <mask> <mask> is a senior ice engineer at Total in Paris. Shtokman and Yamal are two large-scale projects that Total is positioned on. Influence <mask> <mask> is Professor II at the University of Science and Technology of Trondheim, Norway.The Rules of Classification of ice-going ships are one of his works. He is a member of many organizations. Safety of RORO vessels, ship collision risks in the Finnish waters and external collision dynamics are some of the topics of the MAST III project. The Bohai Bay production station had ice interaction with it. The Board of navigation and Finnyards were designed using model tests. The winter of 1992 saw an ice expedition to the Pechora Sea. A group of people who work in the offshore industry.The Okhotsk Sea was ice covered in the winter of 1990 and 1991. A group of people who work in the offshore industry. The Shtockmanovskoye gas field had ice load evaluations for various production platform concepts. The National Research Council of Canada collaborated with the ice load on ships. There is a research project arrangement. There are 5JRPA V between Canada and Finland.

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title: Kaj Riska

texts: Modelling of ship/ice interaction from 1987 to 1990.The Technology Development Centre of the country of Finns. The modelling was done with the Canadian Coast Guard. There is a research project arrangement. There are 3JRPA III between Canada and Finland. The ice load penetration model was developed with the National Research Council of Canada. There is a research project arrangement. There is aJRPA I between Canada and Finland.Estimation of ice loading and strength of shell. The wave and ice loads were measured by the Canadian Coast Guard. In the summer of 1981 ice loads were measured on Canmar Kigoriak. Publications Theses Riska was published in 1978. The application of failure criteria on ice. M.S. The thesis was written by the Department of General Sciences at the University of Technology.Riska, K. 1978, is a book. There is a ship and a Massive Ice Floe. Scientific publications <mask>, K. and Varsta, P. 1977. There is a review of basic ice problems for a naval architect. VTT ship laboratory report no. Espoo 1977. <mask>, K. and Varsta, P. 1977. Impact with Ships Side Caused the Failure Process of Ice Edge.The Symposium was held in connection with the 100 Years Celebration of Finnish Winter navigation. Publ. The Board of navigation was published in 1979. The score was 235–252. Riska, 1980. There is a role for failure in determining ice loads. VTT ship laboratory report no. Espoo 1980.7. 31 p. Enkvist, Varsta, P. and Riska. The ship and ice interact. The Proceedings of POAC 1979. August 13–15,

masks: Riska Riska


title: Kaj Riska

texts: 1979 pp. 977–1002. J. Vuorio.<mask>, K. and Varsta, P. 1979 Ice Pressure and Ice-Induced Stresses were measured on the Icebreaker in 1978. The winter navigation research board report was published in 1979. <mask>, Kujala, P. and Vuorio, J. 1983. Pressure and Ice Load are measured on I.B. Sius.The Proceedings, Vol. POAC 1983, was published in 1983. April 5–9, 1983, pp. 1055–1069 T. and Riska, K. were published in 1984. The Level Ice Resistance is based on the model and full scale tests. The VTT Symposium 52 was about ship strength and winter navigation. 182–200.Kujala, P. and <mask>, K. Evaluation of some factors influencing material selection. The Study Session on Fracture Toughness Evaluation of Steels for Arctic Marine Use was held in October of 1983. pp. Physical Metallurgy Research Laboratories MRP/PMRL 83-72 3/1-2/27. <mask> and Frederking were published in 1987. Modelling of Ice Load Penetration.The POAC proceedings were published in 1987. August 17–21, 1987, pp. 327–322. Riska, 1989. There are factors influencing ship response in a collision. POAC 1989 was published. 2, Lule, June 12–16, 1989.750–763. Riska, 1991. There is a theoretical Modelling of Ice-Structure Interaction. S. Jones, R. McKinney, J. Tillotson, and I. Jordaan are authors. Ice-Structure interaction. The IUTAM-IAHR Symposium was held in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. The score was 595 to 618.<mask>, Kujala, Varsta, Koskivaara, R. and Nyman were all involved in 1990. There were four point bending tests with Baltic Sea

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title: Kaj Riska

texts: Ice. IAHR Symposium on Ice was published in 1990. August 20– 24 of 1990 in Espoo, Finland. 26–78. B. Veitch. & <mask>, K.There are Ridges in the Northern Baltic Sea. The 11th International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering was held in St. John's, Canada, in 1991. 381 to 400. Riska, 1991. There are observations of the nature of ship- ice contact. The 11th International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering was held in St. John's, Canada, in 1991. 785 to 811.Kujala, Varsta, P. and Riska were published in 1993. There are full-scale observations of ship performance. The 12th International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering was held in Germany. The score was 209–218. H., T., <mask>, K., P., and Harjula are related. 1993. The full-scale results of the Multipurpose Icebreaker FenNICA.The 12th Int. was the 12th int. The conference was on port and ocean engineering. 258–272. <mask>, K. and Baarman, L. There is a model for Ice Induced Vibration. The 12th International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering was held in August of 1993. 578–594.A. Nortala-Hoikkanen. <mask>, K. and Salmela, O. The year 1993. It is possible to map ice conditions, measure ice properties and quantify ice features. The 12th International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering was held in August of 1993. 955–955. <mask>, K. and Bo, Z.C.R. Saarikoski was born in 1993. The Bohai Bay Oil Production Project involves ice and structure. The Sea Ice Symposium took place in Beijing, China in 1993. 229–243. Riska,


title: Kaj Riska

texts: 1993. There is a prediction of ice action on offshore structures. The Sea Ice Symposium took place in Beijing, China in 1993.207–221. <mask>, Jalonen, R and Veitch are related. A. and Nortala-Hoikkanen. In 1994. There is an assessment of ice model testing techniques. Paper F. <mask>, K. and T. 1994. The speed of the ship model is dependent on the natural modes.Proc. The Int. There is a conf. 25– 27 May 1994, Trondheim, Norway, pp. on Hydroelasticity in Marine Tech. 157–168. J. Tuhkuri. Riska, K. 1994.Experiments on Extrusion of Ice. IAHR 94, Proc. It was the 12th Int. There is a problem. Trondheim, Norway, Vol. on Ice was published in 1994. 1, pp. 474–483.H., Oksama, M., and Multala are related. <mask>, K., and Leppranta are related. 1994. There is a map of ice thickness in the Baltic Sea. IAHR 94 was the Proc of the 12th Int. There is a problem. Trondheim, Norway, Vol. on Ice was published in 1994.2, pp. The score was 530–539. Riska, 1995. There are models of ice structure contact. The book is about the mechanics ofgeo-material interfaces. A.P.S. M.J. Boulon and Selvadurai wrote about their research in 1995.77–103. <mask>, Kujala, P., Goldstein, R., Danilenko, V., and Osipenko collaborated on a paper. The results of the research project were applied to ship operability. The 13th International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering was held in Murmansk, Russia. M., Heale, S., <mask>, K., and Kujala were all involved in 1996. The NSR has an ice environment. The paper is a working paper.In


title: Kaj Riska

texts: 1996, I.1.10 J. Multala. & Leppranta, M. A Fixed Wing aircraft has an Airborne Electromagnetic System. Cold Regions Science and Technology, no. 24, 1996. 355 to 373.Li Zhijun and Riska were published in 1996. There are methods for measuring the physical and mechanical properties of ice. Proc. The fifth Chinese National Glaciology and Geocryology Conference was held in China. I was published in 1996, pp. 565 to 571. In Chinese.Riska, 1997. The stress field around a whole is determined. The Journal of Structural Mechanics is a journal. 30, 1997 2, pp. It was 18 to 39. In Finn.C. and Tuhkuri, J. <mask> wrote about the role of failures in local ice loads. Cold Regions Science and Technology was published in 1998. 19–11. The performance of merchant vessels in ice in the Baltic. The winter navigation research board has a research report. 72 p. Tuhkuri, J.M., <mask>, K., Sandven, S., and F. are related. Leppranta, Doble, and Alsenov are related. & Erlingson, B. 1998. Ice cover formation and ice Dynamics are referred to as "Ice State". The third European Marine Science and Technology Conference was held in Lisbon. There is a new edition of Vol.I, pp. 335–336. K. 1998 was written by Li, Zhijun and <mask>. The Fine Grain Ethanol Model Ice has a characteristic length and strain. The Marine Environmental Science was published in 1998. 42–47 was written in Chinese. K. 1998 was written by Li, Zhijun and <mask>.The Uniaxial Strength Characteristics of Fine Grain Ethanol Model Ice were studied. The Journal of

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title: Kaj Riska

texts: Glaciology and Geocryology was published in 1998. In Chinese, 167–171. K. 1998 was written by Li, Zhijun and <mask>. The strength of the model ice is uniaxial. There is ice in the water. The IAHR Ice Symposium is an ed.H-T. Shen is from Holland. 547–552. <mask>, C. and <mask>, K. The rules of the ship. Structural Design '98 was held in Espoo, Finland. Proc. Ed.P. Kujala is a researcher at the University of Technology, Ship Laboratory. 4–6 Riska, K. and Tuhkuri, J. 1999. There is contact between Level Ice and a structure. Proc. The International Workshop on Rational Evaluation of ICE FORCES ON STRUCTURES was held in Mombetsu, Japan, in 1999.103–120. Patey, M. and <mask>, K. There is a simulation of ship transit through ice. The paper is a working paper. In 1999 The Fridtjof Nansen Institute is located in Norway. 1999.Full scale results of the icebreaker botnica. The 15th International Con-ference on Port and Ocean Engineering was held in Otaniemi, Finland, in 1999. 609–609. <mask>, Patey, M., Kishi, S. The influence of ice conditions on ship transit times. The 16th International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering was held in August 2001. 752–752.<mask>, K., Leivisk, T., Nyman, T., Fransson, L., Lehtonen, J., Eronen, H., and Backman, A. 2001. The Icebreaker Tor Viking II is a multi-purpose icebreaker. The 16th International Con-ference on Port and Ocean Engineering was held in August 2001. 884–866. Tuhkuri, J., Leivisk, T. <mask> was born in 2001.There are tests on resistance in ice-free

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title: Kaj Riska

texts: ice channels. The 16th International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering was held in August 2001. 884–884. Iyerusalimski, <mask>, K. and Minnick were involved in the trafficability program. The 16th International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering was held in August 2001. 955–955. St. John, Tunik, A., <mask>, K., and Sheinberg were present.The 16th International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering was held in August 2001. 955–955. <mask>, Uto, S. and Tuhkuri, J. Pressure Distribution and Response of Multiplate Panels under Ice. Cold Regions Science and Technology was published in 2002. The score was 209–225. The Width of the Channel Achieved by an Azimuth Thruster Icebreaker was published in 2005.The 17th International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering was held in June 2005. 2, pp. 662. A Preliminary Risk Analysis of Winter navigation in the Baltic Sea was published in 2005. The research report was published by the winter navigation research board. O. and Gudmestad, O. There are factors influencing the development of routes for regular oil transport.Proc. The paper is titled "Preliminary Results of Investigation on the Fatigue of Ship Hull Structures when Navigating in Ice". Proc. The paper is titled Recent Advances in Structural Design of Ice-Strengthened Vessels. Proc. In Canada, Paper 127 RF, 8 p. Prn, O. J. and Haapala.Kouts, T. and Elken, J. The Relationship between Sea Ice Deformation and Ship Damages in the Gulf of Finland in Winter 2003 was written by Riska in

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title: Kaj Riska

texts: 2007. Proc. The Estonian Acad. There is a science. There is an engineer. There is a new edition of Vol.13, No. Tikka, K., <mask>, K., and Liu, S. are authors of 2008: Tanker Design Considerations for Safety and Environmental Protection of Arctic Waters: Learning from Past Experience. The Journal of Maritime Affairs is published by the Western Michigan University. 7 was published in 2008. 1, pp. 189–4. P., Haapala, J., Heiler, I., Leisti, H., <mask>, K., and Vainio, J.There is a description and forecast of compression in an ice field. The winter navigation research board has a research report. Statistics of ice loads measured on MT Uikku in the Baltic were published in 2009. Proc. The 20th International Conference. On June 9–12, Lule, Sweden, there will be a port and ocean engineering seminar. A numerical method for the prediction of ship performance in level ice was published in 2010.Cold Regions Science and Technology was published in 2010. 177–188. Su, B., <mask>, K., and Moan, T. wrote about a simulation of a ship turning in ice. The 29th International Conference on Ocean, offshore and Arctic Engineering was held in China. 782–782. Leira, B., Suyuthi, A. Variation of the Short Term Extreme Ice Load Along a Ship Hull was written in 2010 by <mask>.The 29th International Conference on Ocean, offshore and Arctic Engineering was held in China. 782–782. In: Su, B., <mask>, K., and Moan, T. Cold Regions Science and Technology 65 was published in 2011. 146–159. Su, B., <mask>, K., and Moan, T. The

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title: Kaj Riska

texts: marine structures are in a press.<mask> and Coche wrote about station keeping in ice. Proc. The 22nd International Conference. The port and ocean engineering was done in Espoo, Finland. <mask> and Frederking worked in a laboratory. There are structures and ice interaction models. <mask>, K. & Frederking, R. 1987, "Joint Research Project Arrangement I, Ice Load Penetration Model, Report 1, National Research Council of Canada and Technical Research Centre of Finland."Modelling Ice Load during Penetration. The Joint Research Project Agreement I, Ice Load Penetration Model, Report 2 was published in 1987. <mask>, C. and <mask>, K. M.V. The results of a model test. The Report 1 of the Joint Research Project Arrangement III, Physical Modelling of Ship/Ice Interaction, was published in 1986. Riska, 1988.Model test results for ship ramming multi-year ice flotillas. The Technical Research Centre of Finland has research notes. Riska, 1988. There is a prestudy and research plan. The lab is at the University of Technology. Report M-81, Espoo, 39 p, was about Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering. A.<mask> was born in 1988. The Impact of a Landing Craft Bow on a Presawn Level Ice Edge was found in the first model test series. The lab is at the University of Technology. There is a report on Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering. A. Joensuu, A<mask> was born in 1989. The structure and ice contact results from the tests were done in the spring of 1988.The lab is at the University of Technology. The

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texts: Report M-88, Espoo, 1989, was about naval architecture and marine engineering. <mask>, K. 1989 was written in Finn. The winter of 1989 saw ice load measurement on the ship. The lab is at the University of Technology. Report M-93, Espoo, 1989, 13 p. + 49 app., was about naval architecture and marine engineering. <mask>, K. and Kmrinen, J.M. 1990 There are ice impact model tests for a vessel. The lab is at the University of Technology. Report M-96, Espoo, 1990 is about Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering. <mask>, K., Rantala, H., and Joensuu, A. 1990. There are full scale observations of ship- ice contact.The lab is at the University of Technology. The Report M-97, Espoo, 1990 is about Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering. J. Tuhkuri. Riska, K. 1990. There were tests on crushed ice. The lab is at the University of Technology. The Report M-98, Espoo, 1990, was about naval architecture and marine engineering.Lindholm, <mask>, K. and Joensuu, A. 1990. Results from ice crushing tests with flexible indentor. The lab is at the University of Technology. There is a report on naval architecture and marine engineering. The review of ship- ice interaction mechanics was published in 1990. The lab is at the University of Technology.Report M-102, Espoo, 1990, 120 p. Riska, 1991. Study the navigation in the Saimaa lake area. The lab is at the University of Technology. A report on naval architecture and marine engineering was published in 1991. & <mask>, K. There are laboratory indentation tests.


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texts: I.Research Notes 1370, Espoo, 1992, 92 p. A. Muhonen. & <mask>, K. There are laboratory indentation tests. I. The report was written by the Laboratory of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering at the University of Technology. 1992.Modelling of the impact of ice on offshore structures. The Report M-172, Otaniemi, Finland, was published in 1992. Test results of the speed dependence of the natural modes of the ship model. The report was published by the University of Technology in Otaniemi. 1994. There are ice conditions along the North-East Passage. The Report M-192, Otaniemi, Finland, was published by the University of Technology.J. Multala. M., Leppranta, and Haapala are related. A. Herlevi. <mask>, K. and Lensu, M. were involved in airborne surveying of Baltic Sea Ice. The Department of Geophysics at the University of Helsinki has a report series. In 1995 it was 58 p. La Prairie, M.& Riska. There is a transit simulation model for ships.The Report M-200, Otaniemi, Finland, 1995, was published by the University of Technology. There is a preliminary study of the physical and mechanical properties of model ice. The Report M-212 was published by the University of Technology in Otaniemi. <mask>, K. and Windeler, M. Ice-Induced Stresses in the Shell Plating of Ice- Going Vessels. The Report M-219, Otaniemi, was published by the University of Technology. <mask>, M., Kennedy, R., and McCarthy were all involved in 1997.Model Scale Pressure Ridges with a Vertical Indentor have 888-276-5932


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texts: 888-276-5932s. The report was published by the University of Technology in Otaniemi. <mask> was born in 2000. There are tests on resistance in ice-free channels. The report was published by the University of Technology in Otaniemi. The analysis of trafficability observations was done during the spring of 2000. The report was from the ship laboratory of the university of technology.M. Patey, A., Forsey, H. and <mask> were all part of the study. The ice top profile was measured during the spring of 2000. The report was from the ship laboratory of the university of technology. <mask>, K. 2001 and Hnninen, S. There is a description of the ice performance. Report M-263, Otaniemi, was published by the University of Technology. Hnnein, S., Lensu, M., and <mask>, K., are from the same country.There was an analysis of the ice load during the spring of 2000. The Report M-265 was published by the University of Technology in Otaniemi. Magazine articles, lectures and other publications were published in 1980. Design of structures for low temperatures. INSKO course steel structures in low temperatures was published in 1980. Riska, K. 1986. There are current problems in the research.The International Polar Transportation Conference was held in Canada in 1986. 1, pp. 41–65. <mask> was invited to give a lecture. There are factors involved in the longitudinal strength of vessels. The seminar was arranged by Wrtsil Marine. There are current research themes in the area.The lecture was held at the Inauguration of


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texts: the Finnish Maritime Institute. 1992. Modelling of ice shaking of offshore structures. The third International Conference on Ice Technology was held in Cambridge, Mass., in August of 1992. <mask>, K. & Wilkman, G. There are possibilities to use model tests in ice. <mask> wrote about the conference on opening the northern sea route.Memorandum about the economic use of the north east passage. The Northern Sea Route expert meeting was held in October of 1992. 24–49. Riska, 1994. Research on technology in the north. The 2nd edition of Tiedepolitiikka was published in 1994. 44–46.Riska was written in 1994. A century of icebreakers. Form Function Finland 4 was published in 1994. 30–34. <mask>, K. and Tuhkuri, J. 1995. Ice cover mechanics are applied to design and operations of marine structures.Proc. The workshop was held in 1995 in Alaska. Mlkki, <mask>, K. and Tuhkuri are related. 1998. There are themes for Marine S&T. August 1998, pp. 18–21Riska, 1998. The Significance of Winter in the Transport Logistics. The seminar in Naantali was about Satama 98 Port. There are publications from the Centre for Maritime Studies. 38–54. Riska was written in 1999. What happens when a ship hits the ice?Tietoyhteys 2 was published in 1999. 29–30. Riska was written in 1999. Exploitation and dissemination of results from Basic RTD: How to do it better? The keynote speech was given at the Third European Marine Science and Technology Conference. Proc. In 1999, pp.377–385. Riska, 1999. Shipping and research in the


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texts: north. A Baltic Sea seminar on ports and short sea shipping took place in 1999. There are publications from the Centre for Maritime Studies. 71–80. Riska, 1999.The powering requirements in the ice class rules have a background. A seminar on maritime research was held in 1999. There is an ed. In 2000. VTT Manufacturing Technology, pp. 91–106. <mask>, K. and Saisto, I.1999. There are model tests of a system. A seminar on maritime research was held in 1999. There is an ed. In 2000. VTT Manufacturing Technology, pp. 66–77.Riska, 2001. There are factors that affect the traffic safety in the winter. There is a lecture in the safety at sea seminar. <mask> was born in 2001. The environmental safety of tanker traffic in the winter. The seminar was about fighting marine oil spills in ice and cold conditions. Riska, 2001.Europe needs year-round inland navigation and short sea shipping. The seminar on winter navigation in coastal and inland waterways was held in 2001. The Ice Damages of Ice-Strengthened Ships was published in 2004. In February 2004, there was a lecture at Ice Days. Riska wrote about ice classification of large vessels. There was a lecture at Ice Day. Riska Forecasting Ice Pressure against Ships.There was a lecture at Ice Day. Riska wrote about the characteristics of the pollution response vessel. The summit was held in St. Petersburg in April of 2008. Riska wrote about the implementation of research results into icebreaker design. The lecture was at the 20th International Conference. On


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texts: June 9–12, Lule, Sweden, there will be a port and ocean engineering seminar. The Full Scale Trials were written by Martyuk, G. and <mask>, K.The summit was held in Helsinki, April 27–29, 2010. Riska wrote about Bulk Carriers for Northern Baltic. There was a lecture at Ice Day. Riska wrote an introduction to ice. The summit was held in April of 2011. Living people, 20th-century Finns, and University of Technology


title: Bob Log III

texts: <mask> is an American slide guitar one-man band based in Tucson, Arizona and Melbourne, Australia. He wears a full body human cannonball suit and a helmet that allows him to devote his hands and feet to guitar and drums during his performances. His show was described as a punk guitar dance party. Log has made tours of North America, Europe, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, and Taiwan. <mask> was born in Chicago, Illinois and raised in Tucson, Arizona. AC/DC, Bo Diddley, Hasil Adkins and Chuck Berry were some of the artists Log listened to as a child. Log got his first guitar at the age of 11 and by the age of 16 he was playing Delta blues and modeling his slide guitar style on that of Mississippi Fred McDowell.Career Log started his music career with the band Mondo Guano, a four-piece slide guitar, blues, home-made percussion band based in Tucson, Arizona. Log went on to perform as one half of the Delta blues rock duo, "Doo Rag", with his band mate, "Thermos Malling". <mask> started a solo career after six years of making music with Doo Rag. <mask> used to own a kick-drum and homemade foot cymbal, which he custom-outfitted with a kick pedal of its own. The framework on which <mask> constructs his songs is formed by his slide guitar work, telephone microphone vocals, and drum machine accompaniment. His version of quick Delta blues is based on the sound that he and

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texts: Thermos developed in the duo, with greater emphasis on guitar showmanship, fingerpicking, and one-man-band-style drumming with his feet. He performed in Toronto in 1999 and 2000.Log introduces himself to the audience as "<mask>g the third, one-man band, Tucson, Arizona" in the song "One Man Band Boom". Heyeeeh! Lemme show the band to you. On cymbals, left foot. We got the right foot on the bass drum. Shut up! The right hand does the pickin' while the left hand does all the slide work.Most of the talkin' takes place in my mouth hole. You are looking at my finger. I have an asshole on my finger. Log had a monkey paw on his wrist as a child, according to a press release from Fat Possum. Log replied that his hand is just hairy when asked to explain Fat Possum's insistence that his right hand is a monkey's paw. Very hairy. It isn't a paw.Fat Possum was drunk. <mask> will often call audience members on stage to sit on his knee while he plays. Log credits years of drumming with his feet for his ability to simultaneously drum and support multiple people. Sometimes I can get a girl on each knee. Log used breasts as a theme in his performance and hired two professional women to use their breasts as percussion instruments on his song "Clap Your Tits". Log is quick to point out that all of these acts are carried out between consenting adults and individuals familiar with his brand of

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texts: humor, stating, "First of all, if you come to my show knowing I've got a song called "Boob Scotch" and you get offended, <mask> added a wireless set-up to his guitar in order to take part in more active antics about the venues in which he is playing.On a number of occasions, <mask> has set sail atop his audience in an inflatable dingy or played portions of his set from the women's washroom. <mask> played guitar on top of the shoulders of Russell Gray, lead singer of Russell and The Wolves, during various shows on his September 2009 UK tour. One of <mask> III's more controversial antics is 'Boob Scotch', that is, Scotch which has been stirred by a female or male breast. <mask> sings "I think we need to sit down and talk, put your boob in my Scotch" in the song "Boob Scotch" from the album Log Bomb. Go ahead and drink my drink, stir my Scotch with something that's pink. <mask> <mask> often invites audience members to 'Make' a Boob Scotch, asking them onstage to dip their breast in his Scotch (usually ordered for him by a fan) after which he lifts his helmet slightly and downs the drink. Log has been known to dip his own breast in his liquor."I'm a professional, God damn it." I live in a car. What you're going to find is a nipple, ladies and gentlemen. No matter if you're a man or a woman. Discography <mask> III albums School Bus and Trike. Log Bomb and My Shit is Perfect

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texts: are from Japan. It was abump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, itMake a noise! Baby has a babybump. Make a noise! It was abump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it wasbump, it Make a noise! "Party Van" is from the album "Chuncked & Muddled", which was on the label "Bloat Records, 1994." "Hussy Bowler" and "Trudge" are singles from What We Do."Log Jam", Bizarre Magazine, can be accessed from the official website of <mask> III. June 8, 2007. It was evert. <mask> <mask> is known as "www.grunnenrocks.NL". June 8, 2007. Finn, Timothy. "Log Jam", Kansas City Star, accessed from the official website of <mask> <mask>.June 8, 2007. Williams. <mask> <mask> is the author of "www.pixelsurgeon.com". June 8, 2007. One-man bands Fat Possum Records artists Punk blues musicians Masked musicians are from Tucson,

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title: Margaret Caroline Rudd

texts: <mask> was a notorious female forger during the 18th century. She was accused of the crime along with the Perreau brothers who claimed to have been framed by her. The Perreaus were found guilty and executed after she got away with the crime. <mask> was born in the town of Lurgan in Northern Ireland. Patrick Youngson, her father, was a doctor of genteel appearance and education, while her mother had a secret claim to nobility. <mask> wanted to belong to nobility. She obtained a certificate to prove her Scottish ancestry when she was young.<mask>'s parents both died when she was young. She was eight when her mother and father died. She was raised by her uncle, John Stewart, to be an upstanding young woman. He sent her to boarding school when she was old enough. Her uncle refused to have her back after she created so much trouble. She was sent to live with her grandmother. When she met her future husband, he was the one who gave her the chance to leave her home town.<mask> was scandalous when it came to relationships. At the age of fourteen, she was getting involved with a number of young men and her behavior made her an outcast. Her first serious relationship was with a man named <mask>, a lieutenant who she got engaged to only ten days after he was stationed in her home town. After marrying, the two moved to London, where she began to accumulate debt in her husband's name. She continued to bill her purchases to <mask> after she ran off with another man. He was put in a prison because of her actions. He left the country when he was released.Twins who differed in personality were the Perreaus. Robert was a successful

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texts: businessman and happily married with children. Daniel was in debt with little money and was more of a gambler than a worker. In April 1770, Daniel and <mask> met. <mask> had three children by him after she moved in with him. They had never married, even though she was legally married to <mask>. Divorce was not a legal option during this time.It was a complicated process, and most couples just separated and had affairs. <mask> was suspected of forging a bond and persuading Robert Perreau to deliver it. Robert and <mask> were arrested and held at Newgate Prison until the case was further studied. Most crimes were handled by the people when Britain had no police. The information would be reported to a judge. The offence committed by <mask> was reported by Robert Perreau. He claimed that he was the victim of an elaborate scheme of forgery, and his story was supported by his attorney.He was asked by Mrs. <mask> to deliver a bond signed by a wealthy army agent. <mask> initially admitted that she forged Adair's signature, but when Robert tried to get her arrested, she changed her story. She denied that Daniel and Robert forced her to sign the bond, and she also denied that the scheme was her idea. While visiting his brother in prison, Daniel was arrested for suspension of a different forgery. <mask> and the Perreaus presented a complicated case. The Old Bailey court house was where the court trials were held. The room was packed with the Judge, jury, defendants, witnesses, and crowd.The first trial was held by Robert Perreau. The forged bond was given to Henry by Robert. He was called to the stand to explain what he saw. The

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texts: bank had dealings with Robert for a long time, according to him. Robert requested a loan of 1400 pounds and promised to repay it within ten days. When Robert didn't return until 7 March, he requested another loan of 5000 pounds, which he planned to use towards the first loan. He produced a bond for 7500 pounds, which he claimed was signed by William Adair.Robert left and came back a few hours later with a letter that said he could get the bond, even though it was questionable. The banker asked for him to leave the bond overnight, and the next day he proposed that they visit Adair to clear up the confusion. He said that he had never met Robert and that he did not remember signing the bond. Daniel Perreau was next to the stand. He forged a bond of 3100 pounds with the signature of William Adair. The trials of both brothers were lengthy. Daniels and Roberts both lasted two hours.<mask>'s trial attracted a large audience. She wasn't an accessory because her stories didn't add up. She had an advantage over the Perreaus because she was a woman. <mask> aided in the use of the weaknesses of the prosecution witnesses. She gave them notes throughout the day and briefed them in advance. Her gender made her vulnerable in the eyes of the court, and she appeared less capable of scheming a scheme that fooled two men. Her story of being the victim was more plausible.The Perreaus didn't get much sympathy from the people who supported them. They were put in a dim light by the idea that a woman had outsmarted them. The court decided that the Perreaus would be executed by hanging. Even though the decision had been made, <mask> decided to

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texts: write the secretary of state for the final submission to the king. The letter made the Perreaus appear to be money hungry gamblers with a lot of debt. He took all the evidence into account when making his decision. <mask>'s argued for the execution to be made final, out of all the petitions he received.The Perreaus were still to be executed when his final decision was made. A large number of influential people were not allowed to attend the viewing of the death of the Perreau brothers. They arrived in Newgate around 8 am dressed in black suits and presenting themselves as proud men. The brothers kept repeating the charges they had made during their trials after this decision. Robert said that his only mistake was believing everything Daniel and <mask> had said to him. Daniel said that his love for Margret had led him to place his entire trust in her. After hanging, the two brothers kissed and joined hands, leaving the world at the same time.The forgery flooded the daily newspapers for almost a year. The Perreau family were influential in the financial world. The death of the twins didn't affect their status as much as their family did. <mask> was a failed writer in the late 1780s. She had an affair with James Boswell in 1786, who thought she was a wonderful woman even after learning her story. Their relationship lasted only a few months. They met for the first time on April 22, 1776.Boswell tried to interview <mask> about her forgery case. Around the time she was forty years old, they met again and became involved. External links include: http://www.exclassics.com/newgate/ng337.htm and

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title: George N. Craig

texts: <mask> was an American attorney and politician who served as the 39th governor of the U.S. state of Indiana from 1953 until 1957. A lawyer and veteran of World War II who was promoted to serve in a division command staff, <mask> gained popularity in the state as National Commander of The American Legion. He was a political outsider when he ran for governor and was at odds with more conservative party leadership during his time in office. His term ended with a high-profile bribery scandal when it was found that several high-level state employees had been accepting bribes to influence their decision in assigning construction contracts. <mask> ended his political career because he was held responsible for the scandal by the public. After his term, he left the state and opened a law office in Virginia, where he became the president of an automotive company. After a decade away from public life, he returned to Indiana and joined the Republican Party as a political adviser.The son of an attorney, <mask> was born in Brazil, Indiana, in 1909. He graduated from Brazil High School in 1927. He was a member of the Delta Chi Fraternity while he was at the University of Arizona. He admitted that he joined the forbidden drinking chapter of the school. He decided to become a lawyer after leaving the school. He had to explain his poor grades in Arizona to the dean of the Indiana University School of Law. He was accepted into the school after applying himself.William E. Jenner became <mask>'s primary opponent in the Republican Party. While in school, the two argued over politics. <mask> married his high school sweetheart, Kathryn Louisa Heiliger, in 1931. After graduating with a law degree in 1932, the couple returned to Clay County where they had two children, Margery and John, and <mask> began practicing law in his father's firm. <mask> had only a few cases a year as demand for lawyers dropped during the Great Depression. He became the chairman of the county Republican

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texts: Party after becoming involved in local politics. He became Brazil's attorney the following year.He was defeated in the vote for lieutenant governor at the state convention in 1940. <mask> decided to join the army after the United States entered World War II. He was a first lieutenant in the 18th Infantry Division and was training in Tullahoma, Tennessee. He was with the division for the rest of the war. The Invasion of Normandy took place in Great Britain. After commanding a platoon in storming the beach, he was promoted to command a company and battalion in the liberation of France. He earned a Bronze Star medal for his service after the war.He was promoted to the division command staff when the army began invading Germany. Eisenhower visited the division level commanders often. His friendship with Eisenhower helped influence his position on political issues. After the war in Europe ended, <mask> was discharged with a final rank of lieutenant colonel. <mask> took over his father's law practice after the American Legion returned home. He became involved in The American Legion at the end of 1947. He became the vice-commander for the state of Indiana, a national committeeman, and a commander of the national organization in 1949.The Legion had a large political influence in the state. <mask> denied that he had ambitions to become the governor after being elected to the position. He became acquainted with many national and international high officeholders as he traveled around the state. The Legion's "Tide for toys" campaign was started during his term. As the Cold War began, he influenced the organization to support the anti-communist agenda. He delivered a number of anti-communist speeches. He returned to his law firm in December 1950 after 14 months as commander.<mask>, the Governor of Indiana, decided to leave public life and work as a lawyer for the rest of his career. He was going to run for governor of Indiana. He was an outsider to the Republican

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texts: Party leadership and owed his rise in The American Legion largely to patronage from Democrats. <mask> was less conservative than the party leadership and knew that any attempt to run would be opposed by them. Knowing that most state convention delegates were re-elected to each convention, he launched an unprecedented campaign by personally meeting with hundreds of potential convention delegates before the May election in 1951. He announced his intention to run after securing enough support to make him a contender at the convention. After three rounds of voting, <mask> won the nomination even though the party chairman tried to unite support for one of the other five conservative candidates.He credited the popularity of The American Legion for his victory. Harold W. Handley was nominated to run for lieutenant governor. The national Republican Party went through a period of internal problems over their position on communism, and the best way to deal with the threat was internally. The national party's problem was brought to the state by <mask>. <mask> sided with Eisenhower and the wing of the party advocating a more measured response to the problem despite the fact that the party leadership supported a group that was anti-communist. He was incensed by both <mask>'s position on communism and his campaign platform that advocated significant increased state spending and the start of a number of new programs. The difference between <mask> and the party continued throughout his time in office.John Watkins was the incumbent lieutenant governor. <mask> won the election thanks to Eisenhower's popularity. His reform agenda included building new schools, raising teacher's salaries, building a new state prison, and improving traffic safety. He submitted twenty-six proposals to the Indiana General Assembly that covered all of his agenda. The proposal to reorganize 141 agencies into eleven departments was the most controversial part of the legislation. The Republican

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texts: legislature dismissed the request out of hand and accused him of trying to restart the battle over executive power that had been ongoing in the past three decades but had largely been avoided by the previous two governors. Most of <mask>'s agenda was never implemented as the legislature accused him of not working with them, but it was his differences with party leaders that caused the problems.The pro-<mask>, anti-<mask> and Democratic parties were observed by a Democratic senator. The Department ofCorrections was created by <mask>, which he used to implement most of his reform. Road signs, speed limits, and traffic rules were standardized in the Uniform Traffic Code. In order to improve safety, funding was granted to install signs and signal lights around the state. The first narcotics group was formed. Fifty new officers were added to the state police force, making it the largest in the nation at the time. The Mental Health Division was established to reform the state's mental hospitals.The legislature created major highways around Indiana. <mask> recommended a toll road because the assembly didn't want to pay for the roads. The toll roads had been abolished decades earlier. The assembly refused to build the Indiana Toll Road because they didn't want to allow the governor to control a large number of patronage positions which he could potentially use to gain more power in the party. The assembly ignored his other construction recommendations. He wanted to create a shipping harbor on Lake Michigan. Due to the Korean War bonus paid out to soldiers, the state's $22 million budget surplus disappeared during <mask>'s term."You can't put a bonus on patriotism any more than you can on motherhood," <mask> was quoted as saying. The bonus cost the state millions. As one-room schoolhouses were phased out and students were bused to larger centralized facilities, the rest of the surplus was spent on school consolidation. <mask> was featured on the cover of Time

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texts: magazine in 1955 for his reforms in the state. Eisenhower encouraged the party leaders to help <mask> transition to a federal office. <mask> declined Eisenhower's offer to become Secretary of the Army in 1955 because he wanted to finish his term as governor. He said his refusal was due to his dislike of the Secretary of Defense.He remained at odds with the state party leadership despite his popularity. The death penalty should be abolished according to his recommendation during the final session of the General Assembly. The request was not considered by the body and used as proof that <mask> had abandoned his conservative principles. Three highway commissioners were implicated in a bribe scandal at the end of <mask>'s term. <mask> was accused of being responsible for the scandal by Lieutenant Governor Harold Handley. <mask> had to testify before a grand jury after he left office, but he was not personally involved in the plot. When he left the court building, he gave an interview to the press in which he attacked William Jenner and a number of other party leaders for having a political vendetta against him.His popularity was hurt by the scandal and interview. In his later years, he said that he forgives Jenner for his actions while <mask> was governor, and that the two never agreed on anything except the weather. In December 1957 <mask> and his family left Indiana and moved to Virginia, where he opened a law office and later became president of an automotive company. He practiced law in Los Angeles in the 1960's. He retired from Brazil, Indiana in 1967. He was a political adviser in the Republican Party but never made any public appearances. He was a member of the State Board of Law Examiners for a decade after he stopped practicing law in 1976.He retired in 1986 and lived secluded until his death in 1992. There are links to 20th century American lawyers, 20th century American politicians, 20th century American soldiers, and 20th century Indiana


title: Jesse Marlow

texts: <mask> is a street photographer, editorial and commercial photographer who lives and works in Melbourne. His personal work has been published in three books of his own, and in various books with others; it has been exhibited in a number of solo exhibitions in Australia, and group exhibitions internationally; and is held in the public collections of the City of Melbourne and the State Library of Victoria. He won the Bowness Photography Prize in 2012 and the London Street Photography Festival's International Street Photography Award in 2011. From 2003 to 2012 he was a member of the Australian documentary photography collective Oculi, and from 2001 to 2001 he was a member of the In-Public street photography collective<mask> was born in 1978 in Australia. At age eight, he was inspired to make street photography by the book Subway Art, which documents the early history of New York City's graffiti movement. He borrowed his mother's camera and documented graffiti during school holidays.He took pictures of graffiti for ten years. His photography education was a one-year course at a commercial college. At college, he was most inspired by the work of photographers Robert Frank, Henri Cartier-Bresson and Alex Webb, as well as architecture, design and the Australian painters Jeffrey Smart and Howard Arkley. In his first book, Centre Bounce: Football from Australia's Heart, <mask> documented a series of Australian rules football carnivals in Aboriginal Australian communities in the Northern Territory. Over the course of four years, he traveled to the vast, remote, arid interior of Australia to photograph the game that has a rich tradition and is played with a "commitment and passion not seen anywhere else around the country". The second book by <mask> shows people going about their routines despite injury. After breaking his arm and being unable to operate a camera, he became inspired and began photographing others in a similar

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