title: Anne, Queen of Great Britain

texts: Anne was styled "Queen of France" but did not actually rule in France. Anne's coat of arms before the union were the Stuart royal arms. In 1702, Anne adopted the same motto used by Queen Elizabeth I. The United Kingdom's armorial was declared to be such by the Acts of Union.The impalement, or placing side by side in the same quarter, was used to herald the union in 1707. The new arms were Quarterly, I and IV, Gules three lions passant guardant in pale or (for England) impaling or a lion rampant within a double tressure. Before the Act of Union, a separate form of arms was used on seals. Anne had seventeen pregnancies, of which five were live births. None of her children lived to adulthood. Whig plots Queen Anne's Bounty, 1704 financial scheme in support of poorer clergy Queen Anne's Revenge, 18th-century pirate ship. Queen Anne and the limitations of royal ritual.The Journal of British Studies was published in 1991. Harris is the name of the person. The British Library Journal published a book on <mask>'s Maids of Honour. Online Van Hensbergen, Claudine. There is a public sculpture of Queen Anne. 17041712 The Journal for EighteenthCentury Studies is online.17th-century deaths of English women, 18th-century deaths of British women, and 18th-century deaths of English


title: Chris Holder

type: paraphrased

texts: An Australian speedway rider is currently riding for Lejonen in the Swedish Elitserien and for Apator Toru in the Polish Speedway Ekstraliga. He won the Australian Individual Speedway Championship in 2008 and went on to win the Australian Under-21 Championship in 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008, as well as being runner up in 2009. He was runner-up in the Under-21 World Championship. He is a world champion. His brother, James, rode in the UK in the premier league while his brother, Jack, rides in the SGB premier league. <mask> began racing in the UK in 2006 with the Isle of Wight Islanders. He rode for Atlas Wrocaw in the Ekstraliga.The Elitserien and the Swedish Allsvenskan were won by Holder. In 2008 he won the league championship for KS Toru. In October 2007, it was announced that he would ride for the Pirates in 2008. He became a league winner with all three of his domestic teams in 2008. After finishing second in the Junior World Championship, he was selected to ride in the Australian team for the World Cup and finished in 3rd place. The Australian team competed in the 2008 World Cup. In 2008, he won the Australian Championship with a maximum 100 points.He equaled a record set byLeigh Adams when he won the Australian Under 21 Championship for the fourth year in a row. The second year in a row, <mask> finished runner-up in the Junior World Championship. <mask> was demoted from the Swedish Elite League to the Piraterna Motala. <mask> won his 5th title in January of last year. He came back from injuries suffered in a league match to win the title. The British Speedway Grand Prix was held at the Millennium Stadium. On October 7,

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title: Chris Holder

texts: November, Troy Batchelor, a fellow Aussie S GP rider, and Kai Huckenbeck, a young German, were the only riders to beat Holder in the final. On the night, he did 4 quick laps on the back of Mark Plaisted's 1000cc sidecar after he swapped two wheels for three. <mask> won the Australian S GP on October 22, 2016 to finish 4th in the race. The final was between outgoing World Champion Tai Woffinden, Polish rider Bartosz Zmarzlik and Sweden's Antonio Lindbck. It was <mask>'s first victory since winning the British S GP.After a poor 2015, in which he only made two Finals, and only finished in the top 8 of the SGP, he bounced back in 2016 to ride in 7 of the 11 Finals in the championship series with one win, two second and two third placings. Jack was the second track reserve for the meeting and finished 2nd in his first

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Chris Holder
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title: William Lloyd Webber

texts: <mask> was an English organist and composer who achieved some fame as a part of the modern classical music movement. He's known for his long and prestigious career as a composer, but he's also known for being the father of two other well-known composers. He was a teacher at the Royal College of Music for many years before he died. He was born in London. He was fortunate that his father was a keen organ 'buff' who spent what little money he had travelling to hear various organs in and around the capital. <mask> started to play the organ after his father took him with him and he developed a keen interest that bordered on obsession. By the age of 14, <mask> had become a well-known organ recitalist, giving frequent performances at many churches and cathedrals throughout Great Britain.He studied at the Royal College of Music after winning an organ scholarship to the Mercers' School. <mask> continued to use his second middle name '<mask>' as part of his name because there was another student with the same name at the college. The Fantasy Trio in B minor for violin, cello and piano was written in 1936 and didn't receive its premiere until 1995. He was the organist and head of the choir school at All Saints, Margaret Street, in the Marylebone district of London. The headquarters of the Methodist church in the United Kingdom was where he became musical director. His first compositions were written in the 1930s. He married the pianist

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title: William Lloyd Webber

texts: and violinist in 1942.The marriage produced two sons: composer Andrew and cellist Julian. The composer composed vocal and instrumental music, choral and organ works, chamber music and orchestral works. There are many works from this period, including the oratorio St. Francis of Assisi, the orchestral tone-poem Aurora, the Sonatinas for viola and flute, numerous songs, organ pieces and choral works. He became increasingly convinced that his own music was out of step with the prevailing climate of the time, as his roots were firmly embedded in the romanticism of composers such as Sergei Rachmaninov and Jean Sibelius. He turned to the academic side of British musical life because he didn't want to compromise his style. In 1964 he was appointed Director of the London College of Music, a post he held until his death in 1982. Three Spring Miniatures for small orchestra is an original piano work.Romance III. The Little Suite for brass I. Prelude II was written by Elegy. There is an adagio III. Words by <mask> Henley To the Wicklow Hills and R.G. were included in The Forest of Wild Thyme. Interlude on 'Good King Wenceslas' and 'Coventry Carol'. Risoluto III. Andante Elegiaco IV.Maestoso, ma con anima "Suite in B-flat Major for Organ" There is a Fugal Allegro III. Minuet IV. <mask> <mask> has piano music, chamber music and songs. The Royal College of Organists and the Royal College of Music are both part of the Royal College of

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William Ernest
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title: Ellen Roberts

texts: <mask> is an attorney and former Republican legislator in the U.S. State of Colorado. <mask> was the State Representative for House District 59. She was elected to the Senate in 2010 and served until the end of the year. She held the position of President Pro-Tem for the Colorado State Senate until she resigned. <mask> was elected class president in high school in Rhinebeck, where she was raised. She earned a degree in environmental policy from Cornell University. She was an intern in Washington DC for the Republican National Committee and worked for her congressional representative.She moved to Colorado after graduating and worked as a park Ranger. <mask> and her husband, Rick, have two children, both of whom have attended Fort Lewis College. <mask> returned to school to earn a J.D. after he was hired by a law firm. A degree from the University of Colorado in 1986. She worked as an attorney in private practice in Granby and Hot Sulphur Springs. She joined the Southwest Colorado Bar Association in 1986 and served as its president and as president of the Southwest Colorado Women's Bar Association. <mask> has focused on health care, constitutional reform, judicial, and financial issues in the state legislature, despite being in the minority party, and has seen almost all legislation she sponsored signed into law.Legislation was carried to strengthen private property rights around oil and gas drilling and to create a legislative youth advisory council. After the death of her father in 1992, <mask> began to focus on health care issues. She was a member of the board of the hospital and pushed for the construction of a new hospital. In 2001, she was appointed to the Task Force to Evaluate Health Care Needs for Colorado, a commission formed by the legislature to study health-care needs in rural Colorado. <mask> was a member of the Sixth Judicial District Nominating Commission and co-chaired the Durango Citizens Steering Committee for a New Library, which pushed for a new public library to be built on the site of the old hospital. She sat on the boards of First National Bank

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title: Ellen Roberts

texts: and the Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado. She won the award for professional women in business.<mask> filed for a seat in the Colorado House of Representatives in December 2004, a month after he was elected to his fourth and final term in the state house. In January 2005, she announced her campaign. She won the Republican nomination without a fight. <mask> began to learn the legislative process with Representative Mark Larson as he neared the end of his term in the Colorado House of Representatives. She instigated a bill to require that remains be handled according to the wishes of the deceased. She tried to get the legislature to create an interim committee to study palliative care. <mask> criticized the passage of constitutional amendments that created conflicting fiscal obligations, as well as her work on health care issues, during the general election campaign.<mask> and her opponent, Democrat Joe Colgan, both signed a clean campaign pledge, but controversy arose over advertisements run by outside sources. <mask> objected to the television advertisement that criticized Colgan's record as mayor of Durango. The ad was run by a political group that was associated with the Colorado Association of Home Builders. During the last weeks of the campaign, right-leaning groups sent direct mail flyers that misrepresented the candidates' stances on immigration. Christopher Navage was a write-in candidate for <mask>. Navage withdrew from the race and endorsed Colgan. <mask> won the November 2006 general election with 52 percent of the vote after donating over $8,000 to her own campaign.<mask> was a member of several committees in the Colorado General Assembly. <mask> was one of the most successful Republican legislators at passing legislation through the Democrat-controlled legislature, and has been identified by media reports and commentators as a potential candidate for higher office. During her first year in the legislature, she organized bowling outings for legislators. Colorado's surface rights laws were revised by legislation carried by <mask>. The bill

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title: Ellen Roberts

texts: was weakened by lobbying from the Colorado Oil and Gas Association, but still represented a wide range of reform that had failed to pass in the past. During her first legislative session, <mask> sponsored bills to revise the process by which special health care districts are created and to expand eligibility for Korean War special license plates. The measure to tighten the rules under which cigar bars could claim exemptions from Colorado's indoor smoking ban was her only unsuccessful bill.Democrats in the Colorado Senate revived the measure after it was killed in committee. <mask> was named to the Criminal and Juvenile Justice Commission by House Republican leadership. She was named a Legislator of Merit by the Colorado Behavioral Health Council. She joined with other Republicans to criticize an executive order issued by the governor that allowed collective bargaining with government employee unions. <mask> was on two committees in the 2008 session of the Colorado General Assembly. All of the bills she introduced were passed by the legislature. <mask> introduced a bill during the 2008 legislative session to create a legislative youth advisory council.After the bill was approved by the House Appropriations Committee, it was signed into law by the governor. She was one of the legislative members of the council. <mask> introduced a bill that would give advanced practice nurses power to sign off on additional medical forms in response to shortages of doctors in parts of Colorado. She supported a proposal to require insurance companies to offer low-cost health care benefit packages for Coloradoans as part of a "public-private" plan to achieve universal coverage. <mask> was the sponsor of a legislative resolution urging the Federal Communications Commission to support southwestern Colorado, including portions of her district, within the Denver media market. <mask> was interested in sponsoring legislation to revise the process by which the Colorado Constitution is amended through ballot measures, which would require supermajority popular votes. She was appointed to a

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title: Ellen Roberts

texts: six-member legislative panel tasked with developing recommendations for constitutional reform after she proposed extending the public hearing process.She was a cosponsor of the panel's proposal to create distinctions in the petition process between constitutional and statutory amendments, which was referred by the legislature to voters and appeared on the November 2008 Colorado ballot as Referendum O. <mask> was one of the Republicans who supported the reform of spending requirements in Colorado's constitution. The proposal, which would have diverted excess revenues under TABOR to K-12 education, was regarded as a sweeping revision to competing constitutional mandates; it was not passed by the General Assembly, but was advanced as a citizens' initiative. <mask> was nominated by the Republican Party for a second term in the state house and faced no challengers in either the Republican primary or the general election. <mask> was against Amendment 52, a ballot measure on the November ballot that would reallocate some severance tax revenue from water projects to transportation. She spoke at a McCain rally in Colorado in October. <mask> lost the vote for the post of House Minority Caucus Chair after her re- election.After losing the vote, <mask> publicly lamented the lack of rural representation in legislative leadership and claimed that Republican lawmakers were threatened with primaries if they voted for her. <mask> was appointed to the House Health and Human Services Committee and the House Judiciary Committee, where she was the ranking Republican member. The Republican task force was charged with making recommendations on how to resolve the state's projected budget shortfall. In 2009, <mask> co-chaired the Colorado Youth Advisory Council. Legislation was sponsored by <mask> to allow more juvenile offenders to have their criminal records expunged and to allow young adults to serve their sentences in the Youth Offender System. Legislation to make minor adjustment to the statutes concerning the Colorado Youth Advisory Council, legislation to create a regional

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title: Ellen Roberts

texts: self-insurance plan within the San Luis Valley, and legislation revising statutes surrounding end-of-life care were sponsored by <mask>. Two bills clarifying policies surrounding end-of-life care and advance directives were carried by <mask> during the 2010 legislative session after he sat on an interim committee dealing with hospice and palliative care issues.She fought against cuts to the Native American tuition waiver program at Fort Lewis College, as well as a bill that allowed voluntary income tax contributions to support 2-1-1 services. <mask> sponsored an amendment that removed restrictions on Fort Lewis College's ability to set its own out-of-state tuition rates after he voted in favor of Colorado's 2010 budget. <mask> had planned to introduce legislation to place a one-year moratorium on new Colorado health insurance mandates. The legislation was killed on its first hearing in a House committee after they announced at the start of the session that their proposal would not include an immediate moratorium on insurance mandates. <mask> withdrew one of her proposals due to the cost of the pilot program. <mask> sponsored a piece of legislation that required utilities to convert some coal-fired power plants to natural gas. In June 2009, <mask> announced her intention to run for the Colorado State Senate seat held by Jim Isgar.In July of 2009, Isgar resigned from the legislature to head the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Rural Development office in Colorado, setting up a race that Colorado Republicans viewed. <mask>' 2010 campaign for the Senate seat faced a challenge in the Republican primary from Dean Boehler, who received 67 percent of delegate votes at the Republican district assembly to <mask>' 33. <mask> won the general election with 61% of the vote after winning the primary with 50% of the vote. <mask> served on several committees, including the Health and Human Services, Judiciary, and Legislative Legal Services Committees, as well as ranking Republican on the Senate Local Government Committee. She was on two interim committees, the Water Resources Review

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title: Ellen Roberts

texts: Committee and the Legislative Health Benefit Exchange Implementation Review Committee. <mask> was elected to the Executive Committee of the National Conference of State Legislatures in August of 2011. She is the only legislator from Colorado to serve on either of these committees.The surety bond required for towing carriers in rural areas was the subject of legislation proposed by Senator <mask>. The surety bond for local entities would have been lowered. After it was introduced, the bill was put on hold indefinitely. <mask> introduced a new bill in the House after public upheaval caused the bill to be killed. The second time around, the vote was 98-1. The National Conference of State Legislatures Budgets and Revenue Committee is chaired by Senator <mask>. She was re-elected to the Executive Committee.The Legislator of the Year Award was given to Senator <mask> by the Economic Development Council of Colorado. The Colorado Farm Bureau, Colorado Civil Justice League, and the Colorado Coalition of Land Trusts presented <mask> with awards during the 2012 legislative session. She won the 2012 Legislator of the Year Award from the Colorado Economic Development Council. Due to the wild fires in the state of Colorado in 2012 Senator <mask> was elected as Chairwoman of the bipartisan Lower North Fork Fire Commission, which convened during the interim and proposed four pieces of legislation to address the threat of wildfire risk and damage in Colorado. <mask> was appointed to the Senate Health and Human Services Committee. Senator <mask> is a state senator. She is the Chair of the Judiciary Committee as well as the Vice Chair of the Agriculture, Natural Resources and Energy Committee.The Committee Legal Services, Water Resources Review Committee, Joint Judiciary Committee, and the Joint Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee are all chaired by Senator <mask>. Colorado General Assembly Website 1959 births American Presbyterians Colorado Republicans Colorado state senators Cornell University alumni Living people Members of the Colorado House of Representatives Women state


title: Rosa López

texts: There is a Spanish singer namedRosa Mara Lpez Cortés. She was the main vocalist for various groups in the province and city of Granada. She was given the nickname "<mask> Espaa" after winning the first edition of Operacin Triunfo. She obtained the seventh position with the song "Europe's living a celebration" in the 2002 Eurovision Song Contest, which was the most followed in the country since there are official audience statistics. She reached the number one spot on the Los 40 radio tally. His debut album,<mask>, was number one on the Promusicae chart with record sales. She achieved another number one in Los 40 with the song "La esencia de tu voz", as well as two weeks in a row with her second album Now.In addition, the songs "A solas con Mi corazn" and "Don't stop the music, baby" reached sixth and second place, respectively, in physical sales by Promusicae and the latter the fifth in Los 40. One of the most outstanding interpreters of 2003 in Spain received the Dial award. She received an award for her work in music three years later. She continued to publish recordings that reached the top of the list. In the third edition of Mira quién baila, she participated in various entertainment programs. She finished second in the fifth edition of Tu cara me suena. She received two distinctions from the Junta de Andaluca, the regional medal in 2002 and the Andalusian flag award in 2010.The gold medal she received was from Armilla. She has sold more than a million copies and has seven platinum and four gold records. On January 14, 1981 in Peuelas, Lchar (Granada),<mask> Lpez Cortés was born to Eduardo and Francisca Lpez. She was raised in Peuelas with her family. At weddings, baptisms, communions and celebrations for the people of Granada over

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Rosa de
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title: Rosa López

texts: the weekends,<mask> started singing with her younger brother at the piano and her father. She created the Trio Roxa after being a member of several orchestras. In 2001,<mask> was selected to enter the academy of Operacin Triunfo after auditioning for the show.She became one of the 16 contestants of the first season of Operacin Triunfo at the age of 20. One of the prizes of the competition was the chance to represent Spain at the 2002 Eurovision Song Contest. The finale of "Rosa de Espaa" achieved a record audience of 10,680,000 viewers and a share of 58.8%, and was titled "Rose of Spain". 600,000 tickets were sold for Operacin Triunfo's concerts at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona and the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid. The Bernabéu Stadium concert was the most watched concert in Spain, with 5,136,000 million viewers and a 39.5% share. The re-run of this concert resulted in 3,174,000 million viewers and a 27.9% share. The winner of Operation Triunfo, Lpez began her music career by signing a three-album deal.She starred in several TV spots, including one for the Ministry of the Environment and another for New World Jewels. On 25 April 2002 she released the eponymous studio album, consisting of Latin pop genre compositions by writers such as Armando Manzanero, Inma Serrano and José Luis Perales. Her first single, "Europe's Living a Celebration", topped the hit list of radio Los 40 Principales in Spain and sold over 500,000 copies. She finished in the 7th position at the 2002 Eurovision Song Contest for her song "Europe's Living a Celebration". Lpez spent a lot of time in Spain in the summer. She worked until mid-September when she stopped the rest of the tour because of her voice problems. After a year out of the public eye, Lpez

masks: Rosa Rosa


title: Rosa López

texts: called a press conference where she explained that she would return to the stage.Lpez released her second album Ahora on October 29, 2003 The album was a commercial success and exceeded sales projections reaching number one twice in the official albums chart; its lead single "La esencia de tu voz" topped Los 40 Principales' hit list. She did a promotional tour of the album. Lpez traveled to Venezuela in June of 2004 to promote his album. She became the image of a computer brand a few weeks later. On November 16, 2004, she released her third album, jala, which was intended to be a small gift for her fans by singing Christmas songs and new songs written for the occasion. In 2005 <mask> Lpez undertook a new stage of her professional career, having lost 40 kilos of weight, with a modern image and more mature themes. She was the winner of the dancing talent show Mira quién baila, which was a Spanish version of Strictly Come Dancing. On 30 May she launched her fourth studio album with dance-pop sounds that represented a major change from her previous works. After the start of the tour, she became the image of the products. She performed "Como una ola" on a special show in December celebrating the 50 years of Televisin Espaola.On December 26, 2006 she appeared in the special show Disco del Ao, where the audience chose the best album of the year in Spain. Her album was named the best album of the year with 27% of the votes. She made her debut as an actress in the theatre play La menegilda in 2007, and went on to appear in several TV series and commercials. She was back on stage for the concert tour in the summer of 2007. The album was put off due to the death of her father. She was chosen by TVE to represent Spain in the 2008 Eurovision Dance


title: Rosa López

texts: Sounds Familiar), in which celebrity contestants impersonate a different music artist on stage each week. The season began on October 7th. She finished in second place in the season finale. Lpez was one of the contestants from the first season of Operacin Triunfo who starred in the television special OT: El Reencuentro, which celebrated the 15th anniversary of the show. 4.1 million people watched a live concert and three docu-shows on La 1 in Barcelona on October 31, 2016 as part of El Reencuentro. The single "Ahora pienso en m", which preceded the release of her eight studio album Kairs, was released on 26 May.The release of the album coincides with the premiere of a six-episode reality television series starring Lpez, Soy <mask>, which focuses on her personal and professional life. The show aired on Ten. In the finale of Operacin Triunfo, the audience decided that the song "Europe's Living a Celebration" by <mask> along with other Operacin Triunfo contestants and they finished in 7th position with 81 points despite being tipped to win. The broadcast achieved an audience of 14,380,000 viewers in Spain, making it the most watched program in the history of television in Spain. The final of the Euro 2008 made it the most watched television broadcast in Spain. In the third season of Mira quién baila (Spanish version of Strictly Come Dancing), Lpez won with 62% of the popular vote, followed by Milene Domingues and David Meca.Lpez took part in a special episode to choose the best dancer among the contestants who had participated in the first six seasons. Lpez was declared the winner. 2002:Rosa #1 Spain (500.000 units) 5x Platinum 2003: Ahora #1 Spain (200.000 units) 2x Platinum 2004: Ojal (40.000 units) gold 2005:Rosa En Concierto (DVD) #9

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title: Alexander Shaler

texts: <mask> was a Union Army general in the American Civil War. The United States military's highest decoration, the Medal of Honor, was given to him. From 1899 to 1901, he was the head of the New York City Fire Department, the president of the National Rifle Association, and the Mayor of Ridgefield, New Jersey. Shaler was born in Haddam, Connecticut, on March 19, 1823, the son of <mask>, a merchant captain, and Jerusha Arnold. He spent most of his life in New York City. Shaler had a private income that allowed him to pursue his interests, and he was educated in private schools. He became the major of the 7th New York Militia in 1860 and was a member of the New York State militia.The Manual of Arms for Light Infantry was published by Shaler. Harrison & Co. was founded in 1861. After returning to New York City, Shaler became lieutenant colonel of the 7th New York Volunteer Infantry. John was a colonel. The New York Times credited Shaler with drilling the well. The unit left for the front on August 27th. They served in both the Peninsula Campaign of Major General George McClellan and the Maryland Campaign as part of the IV Corps, Army of the Potomac.Shaler became colonel after Cochrane was promoted to brigadier general. The third division of VI Corps was created after Antietam. John was the one who succeeded Couch. Shaler's unit became part of the brigade. At the Battle of Fredericksburg, it was present but not engaged. Shaler assumed command of the brigade in March 1863. He was appointed to the rank of brigadier general on May 26, 1863.In his place, Joseph Hamblin Eldridge became colonel. The Second Battle of

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title: Alexander Shaler

texts: Marye's Heights, also known as the Second Battle of Fredericksburg, was fought on May 3, 1863, when Shaler led the brigade. Shaler led his men into the Confederate defenses after seizing a flag. He received the medal of honor for this act in 1893. The Battle of Salem Church was a part of his brigade. VI Corps was a reserve in the Battle of Gettysburg. On July 3, 1863, Shaler's brigade was sent to the right flank.XII Corps was able to hold Culp's Hill. <mask>'s brigade was usually in reserve, but they went to the front line to fight the Confederates. Shaler's brigade was sent to the center of the army around the time of the repulse of the charge. In the winter of 1863-1864, Shaler commanded the prisoner of war camp at Johnson's Island, which was located on the shores of Lake Erie. He was with his brigade in time for the campaign. <mask>'s brigade was in General Wright's first division. The Battle of the Wilderness took place on May 6, 1864.The rest of the corps was protected when it was in a "refused" position. It was drawn into the main line of battle to support the fight with Ewell's corps. Shaler's brigade was flanked by Confederate troops that had swung northward to attack the Union right flank. <mask> and Truman Seymour were captured by the Union. When Shaler was made a captive, he was trying to rally his men. He was sent to two prisons, one in Virginia and one in Georgia. He was placed under fire in the summer of 1864 by the Union batteries bombarding Charleston, South Carolina.Shaler commanded the third brigade of the XIX Corps in the Department of the Gulf from November 3 to December 3, 1864. He led

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title: Alexander Shaler

texts: Watkins arrested for trying to remove papers from the premises of the company. The dispute ended in a trial.The court ruled on April 15, 1885 that Shaler's charge of fraud against Watkins was not true, but the general was able to retain the shares in the company he had received as compensation for his work as president even after the company sold itself to the Watkins Automatic Telegraph Company. Shaler lived in New York City but moved to New Jersey to escape disputes. He was the Mayor of New Jersey from 1899 to 1901. Shaler died at his New York home. He was buried in the English Neighborhood of the Dutch Reformed Church. The first subway tunnel through the Murray Hill neighborhood of Manhattan was built by <mask> <mask>, his father's only son. <mask> died two weeks after his back broke when a subway tunnel collapsed on him.There is a list of American Civil War generals, as well as a list of American Civil War medal of honor recipients. The Civil War High Commands was written by John H. and David J. Eicher. The New York Times reported on Shaler's arrest on December 1, 1885. It's Gen. The New York Times reported on Shaler Conformed. The New York Times reported on General Shaler and his opponents. The New York Times wrote about the National Guard.The Union Sixth Corps in the Chancellorsville Campaign is written by Philip W. The Battle of the Wilderness was published in 1994. Warner wrote Generals in Blue: Lives of the Union Commanders. The Soldiers' Business Messenger and Dispatch Company's Plans and Promises were not fulfilled. The New York Times reported on January 2, 1868 the deaths of American Civil War

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title: Marjane Satrapi

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title: Marjane Satrapi

texts: encouraged her to be strong- willed and defend her rights.She was barely in her teens when she broke modesty codes and bought music banned by the regime. She arrived in Vienna, Austria, in 1983 to attend the Lycée Franais de Vienne, after being arranged for her to live with a family friend. She stayed in Vienna through her high school years, often moving from one residence to another as situations changed and sometimes staying at friends' homes. She was homeless for three months and lived on the streets until she was hospitalized for pneumonia. She returned to Iran. She obtained a master's degree in visual communication from Islamic Azad University in Tehran. <mask> married a veteran of the Iran–Iraq War at the age of 21.She moved to Strasbourg. She was told by her parents that she should stay in Europe permanently. <mask> is married to a Swedish national. They live in Paris. She also speaks French, English, Swedish, German, and Italian. <mask>'s autobiographical graphic novels, originally published in French in four parts in 2000– 2003 and in English in two parts in 2003 and 2004, were critically acclaimed and became famous worldwide. The Angoulme Coup de Coeur Award was won by Persepolis.The work's graphic language and violence made it necessary for Chicago schools to remove it from classrooms. This caused protests and controversy. Her novel Chicken with Plums won an award in 2003 for the Angoulme Album of the Year. She contributes to the Op-Ed section of The New York Times. <mask> is one of 12 women who are

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title: Marjane Satrapi

texts: deserving of lifetime achievement recognition. The term "comic books" is preferred by <mask>. She told the Guardian that people were afraid of saying the word "comic".It makes you think of a grown man with a big belly. It will disappear if it is changed to a 'graphic novel'. It's all comics. The film was made into an animated film. Carlos Reygadas's Silent Light won a Special Jury Prize at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival. The French-language picture stars the voices of Chiara Mastroianni, Catherine Deneuve, Danielle Darrieux, and Simon Abkarian. The English version of the movie was nominated for Best Animated Feature at the 80th Academy Awards.<mask> was the first woman to be nominated. The film was dropped from the Bangkok International Film Festival after the Iranian government denounced it. The film won Best First Film at the César Awards in 2008 and was a very successful film, with over a million admissions in France alone. The film reflects many tendencies of first-time filmmaking in France, notably in its focus on very intimate rites of passage, and quite ambivalently recounted coming-of-age moments. Chicken with Plums, a live-action adaptation, was released in late 2011. The comedy crime film Gang of the Jotas was directed and acted by <mask>. <mask> directed the comedy-horror film The Voices.<mask> directed a movie about Marie Curie. <mask> and Makhmalbaf appeared before Green Party members in the European Parliament to present a document that claimed the reform candidate had actually won. The axis of evil is

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title: Rene Enriquez (mobster)

texts: <mask> "Boxer" <mask> was a former Mexican-American gang member. He became a federal witness in 2003 after being a high ranking member of the Mexican Mafia. Chris Blatchford's book The Black Hand: The Story of <mask>" <mask> is about his life in the Mexican Mafia. Growing up in a middle-class home in Cerritos, California, Enriquez hung out in Artesia, California. He dropped out of high school in the 9th grade after showing promise in school. <mask> preferred stealing with his friend, Johnny Mancillas, even though his dad made him help out in the family business. The local street gang of Artesia, Artesia 13.<mask> was fond of his brother, who was in a gang. He was asked to break into the homes of his neighbors. <mask> was jumped into the gang at 12. He was sentenced for a long period in prison after committing a string of armed robberies in his teens. In 2015, he testified that he was dragged into a gang at the age of 12 or 13, when members of a Los Angeles street gang beat him behind a gas station as an initiation. He went to juvenile hall after he and two other people raped a woman. At the age of nineteen, he first encountered the Mexican Mafia.While in prison, he stabbed a gang member from Los Angeles and acted as a hit man for the Mexican Mafia. The Vagos Motorcycle Club member nicknamed "Chainsaw" was stabbed to death by Enriquez. In 1985 he became a full-fledged Carnal or made guy in the Mexican Mafia. The Mexican Mafia was projected to become an organization with a base army of approximately 60,000 gang members who controlled the prison system and a large part of California crime. I think I'm a cut above the rest. As a mafioso, you have to be an elite. You have an arrogant mentality.That's how you get into the Mexican Mafia. That's how you project yourself. In 1989 he was released on parole and began exporting street tax from drug dealers and other criminals in the territory he had been assigned

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title: Rene Enriquez (mobster)

texts: to. He killed two people. He believed Cynthia was holding back street tax from him and ordered the assassination of her. He killed David Gallegos, who had fallen out of favor with the gang, after he ran from a gunfight. The man shot the man five times in the head to make sure he was dead after giving him a fatal overdose of heroin.His criminal history includes jailhouse stabbing attacks on other inmates, drug trafficking, extortion, and a sexual assault. "Sex Offender Archive Record: <mask> Enriquez". There is a website about sex offenders. The article was published on 22 July. In 1991, <mask> and another man attacked a Mexican Mafia leader at a lawyers' interview room in the Los Angeles County Jail. Buenrostro was stabbed 30 times. He was sent to a prison on California's remote north coast in 1993.He was locked up in a windowless isolation cell because he was a prison gang member. During their yard time in which they are transferred to a small cage filled with workout equipment, inmates spend 23 hours a day alone. As soon as I walk in, the smell is what impacts me the most. You can smell the pines, the redwoods, the forest when you step outside from the bus. It hits you like a wave when you step into the SHU. It's the smell of desperation. This is a place where people die.The Mexican Mafia tried to stop drive-by shootings of L.A. Latino gangs. The aim was not peace. "Our true motivation for stopping the drive-bys was to infiltrate the street gangs and place representatives in each gang, which then, in turn, tax illegal activities in the areas," he said. The Mexican Mafia wanted to channel the random shootings into a form of violence that it could control for profit. He said that California would be carved up into slices, with each member receiving an organizational turf. In 2003 he left the Mexican Mafia. He has provided intelligence and other information to help law enforcement, acting as an expert

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title: Rene Enriquez (mobster)

texts: witness in dozens of criminal trials and speaking at a number of conferences and training sessions.At least 11 federal and state law enforcement agencies wrote letters to the State Parole Board attesting to his contributions. There is a chance that <mask> will get out of prison once his work with the feds is done, however there is also a chance that he won't. The Governor of California blocked the release due to security reasons. "Because he is a high-profile drop out targeted by the Mexican Mafia, Mr. Enriquez's parole poses a serious security risk to him, his family, his parole agents, and the community in which he is placed," Brown wrote. He told the board that if released, he would join the Federal Government's Witness Protection Program because he is on the Mexican Mafia's hit list. He said that he wouldn't be a sex offender because of witness protection, but that he would be monitored by the U.S. The marshals service.I can't change the past. The parole board was told that he could contribute to the future. I can make other people not participate in this. On November 2, California Governor Jerry Brown denied parole for the third time. The governor of California denied parole again in April. Although he again expressed remorse for his criminal past and a desire to change, the family of Cynthia Gavaldon also testified before the parole board, questioning the sincerity of Enriquez's break with organized crime. Chris Blatchford wrote The Black Hand: The Bloody Rise and Redemption of "Boxer" <mask>, a Mexican Mob Killer.Urban Street Terrorism was published by Police and Fire Publishing. The Mexican Mafia Encyclopedia was published by Police and Fire Publishing. Chris Blatchford talked about book The Black Hand with Alex Alonso for StreetGangs.Com. Hispanic and Latino American mobsters from Los Angeles Mexican Mafia 1962 births Living people Organized crime memoirists American people of Mexican

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title: Stephen M. Young

texts: <mask> was an American politician from the U.S. state of Ohio. From 1959 until 1971 he was a United States Senator from Ohio. <mask> was born on May 4, 1889, in Norwalk, Ohio, the fourth and youngest child of <mask> and <mask>. He and his father were named after <mask>, the first pioneer of Shelby, Ohio. He attended two colleges. <mask> received his law degree from the Case Western Reserve University School of Law. <mask> served in the Ohio House of Representatives from 1913 to 1917 and as an assistant prosecutor from 1917 to 1918.He served in the U.S. Army during World War I. He returned to the prosecutor's office in 1919. <mask> ran for Attorney General of Ohio in 1922. He won the Democratic nomination, but lost in the general election to Charles Crabbe. He ran for governor of Ohio in 1930 but lost in the primary to George White, who went on to win the governorship. <mask> was a member of the Ohio Commission on Unemployment Insurance. <mask> was elected to one of Ohio's two at-large seats in the U.S. House of Representatives.He was re-elected in 1934. <mask> ran for governor of Ohio again in 1936, instead of running for re-election to the House. He lost the Democratic primary to the incumbent Governor, who succeeded George White. <mask> was special counsel to the attorney general of Ohio from 1937 to 1939. Two Republicans defeated <mask> and <mask> in the election for an at-large seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. <mask> was re-elected to one of the at-large House seats in 1940. <mask> and Francis W. Durbin lost the race.In 1942, Ohio was reduced to one at-large House seat and <mask> failed in his re- election bid. <mask> was discharged as a lieutenant colonel after serving in the U.S. Army from 1943 to 1945. He was the Allied Military Governor in Italy during World War II. He practiced law in Cleveland and Washington, D.C. <mask> was elected to the U.S. House for a fourth time in 1948,

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texts: but lost his seat to George H. Bender again in 1950. <mask> ran for attorney general of Ohio twice, winning the Democratic nomination, but losing in the general election to Ohio House Speaker William Saxbe, who would later serve in the U.S. Senate, as well as U.S. Attorney General under Richard Nixon. <mask> ran for the U.S. Senate against John W. Bricker, who had been Thomas E. Dewey's running mate in the 1944 U.S. presidential election.<mask> capitalized on public opposition to the proposed "right to work" amendment to Ohio's constitution, which Bricker had endorsed. Few thought that <mask>, who was 69 at the time, could win; even members of his own party had doubts. <mask> defeated Bricker. When <mask> took the oath of office, he refused to allow Lausche to stand with him. The Senate custom is for a senior senator to escort a junior senator to take the oath. <mask> was narrowly re-elected in 1964, defeating the Republican nominee, Robert Taft Jr., who was the son of a conservative icon. He did not want to be re-elected to the Senate.In the 1970 U.S. Senate primary, <mask> was selected to replace <mask>, but he lost the election to the Republican nominee. He held <mask>'s Senate seat for the Democratic Party until he retired in 1995. <mask> was a favorite in the Ohio presidential primary. He didn't enter any other primaries or stand as a candidate in his own right, so he endorsed Humphrey. In the Senate, <mask> was known for his biting responses to letters. He wrote to Sir, "It appears to me that you have been grossly misinformed, or are extremely stupid." Which is it?He received a letter with a phone number and a message that said, "I would welcome the opportunity to have intercourse with you." <mask> wrote that he could have sex with himself. <mask> lived in Washington, D.C. until his death. He was buried in Ohio. <mask>, a former senator from Ohio, dies in the official Congressional

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title: Freddy Fresh

texts: <mask> is an American DJ, musician, and electronic music producer. <mask> has recorded for over 100 independent record labels. He is the founder of several record labels. "Badder Badder Schwing" and "What It Is" are international hits for <mask>. <mask> has performed at a number of festivals, including the Creamfields Festival UK. <mask> was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. <mask> was one of the few contemporary non-Detroit musicians of the techno/electro genre to receive a strong European following.His records for Experimental, Harthouse and Martin "Biochip C" Damm's Anodyne label were evidence of his popularity in Europe and also strengthened his international presence. Although <mask>'s releases included tracks in hip hop, house music, techno and trance music, his musical essence exists in the break genre. A trip to the Bronx, New York in 1984 introduced <mask> to the hip hop scene. <mask> started collecting records from the Jonzun Crew, Newcleus, Liquid Liquid, Cerrone, Shannon and Cat Stevens. The Man & His Music Dedication album for Scott La Rock was the first studio recording by <mask>. <mask> built his own studio by collecting many analog and modular synthesizer as part of the building process. <mask>'s first record label, Analog Recordings, was formed in 1992 after the release of debut singles on Nu Groove

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texts: and Experimental.The Bassbin Twins, Cari Lekebusch, DJ Slip, and Thomas Heckman have all joined the label. His third album, The Last True Family Man, was released on the Eye Q label and resulted in two international chart hits, "Badder Badder Schwing" and "What It Is". In the 1999 UK Singles Chart, the recordings peaked at number 34 and 63. Music for Swingers, a mix album and several singles followed. <mask> issued many albums on Howlin Records. Against The Grain was formed in the late 1990s. <mask> released records through the Drop Bass Network and the German label "Electrecord."Over 35 singles and four albums were released through the "Howlin' Records" label formed by <mask> in 2000. "Have Records Will Travel," "Outstanding in His Field," "Diggin' Up Ghosts," and "Surrounded By Funk" are in the catalog of Howlin' Record. In 2004, <mask> released a reference book called <mask> Presents The Rap Records, which covers the history of the early independent "old school" rap scene, and provides an extensive catalog of rap releases from 1979 to 1989. The book has won journalism awards in the U.S. and is the only reference book on the subject. The updated second edition has over 700 pages and over 2,500 color photographs. The updated <mask> Presents The Rap Records Book Revised Edition contains thousands of full-color

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texts: photos from the independent rap scene. <mask> taught DJ techniques at the McNally Smith College of Music.He began work on his next album, Play The Music, with a launch of various singles starting with the song "Hardcore Rocka" done with Andy Ictus. A video was released in October of last year. Textura (20xFile, mp3, 320) Howlin' Records HDG 09 Tangene (10xFile, mp3, album) Howlin' Records HDG 09 Time Again (15xFile, mp3, album) Music For Swingers 2 versions and Watch That Sound 2 versions were released by Delic Records. Howlin' Records 2002 Freddy Fresh & MPC Genius - The Trainspotters Dream Mastermix Vol. <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, Freddie Freddie <mask> and Woody McBride - Psychopocalyptic 95 3 versions ofAnalog Records USA 1995.3 versions Analogue Records USA, 2 versions Advanced Waveform Synthetix and 1 version Experimental 1993 <mask>. Sensuist Records Unknown     Obsessive 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 <mask>'s music was used in films such as Austin Powers in Goldmember and The Tuxedo. There are also television commercials for Adidas, Budweiser, Coors, Ritz Crackers, and XBOX. He has DJ'd in over 34 countries, including Russia, where he opened for The Orb, as well as Australia, Canada, and Spain. Club TV, S2 and House Viva TV feature him. His radio appearances include two Peel sessions.<mask> mixes his music. He uses pre-midi analog synthesizer and modular systems. <mask> married his wife on April 21, 2005, in St. Paul, Minnesota. The couple has two daughters. They're rapping for a hip hop diploma article on CNN Living people American DJs American electronic musicians Record producers from Minnesota Year of birth

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title: John Loewen

texts: <mask> is a businessman and politician in Canada. He was a member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1999 to 2005 and a member of the House of Commons of Canada from 2006 to 2008. He is the nephew of prominent entrepreneurs and philanthropists. Early life and career Loewen was born and raised in Canada. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in 1973. Loewen was a member of the basketball team. He joined Comcheq Services in 1973.He was company president from 1984 to 1998. Comcheq became a subsidiary of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in 1993. There were concerns that the national bank would undermine the company's independence, but the CIBC initially allowed it to remain independent. The company was not reacquired in 1998. Loewen has supported the sports community for a long time. In the early 1990s, he helped develop a plan to financially support the province's Olympic athletes, and in 1992 he helped start a basketball team. Several athletic programs have received financial assistance from him.Comcheq was described as the most generous private-sector supporter of elite athletes in the province in 1994. In an effort to keep the Jets hockey team in the city, Loewen helped create the Manitoba Entertainment Complex group in 1994. The team had plans to build a new arena. The Jets were forced to leave the city in 1996. Gary Bettman presented unreasonable demands shortly before an official deadline, which undermined his efforts. He said in 2006 that major-level investors were not needed to maintain a National Hockey League franchise. He is a board member and chairman of Economic Development Winnipeg, a council member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Manitoba, a board member and president of the Big Brothers and Sisters Association of Winnipeg, and a president of


title: John Loewen

texts: both the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra and the Linden Woods Community Association.From 1994 to 1999 he was the Chair of the Major Corporate Division and the deputy chair of business at the United Way. He is a founding director of the Business Council. The rumour was that he would run for Mayor in 1998. Telpay, an electronic payments company, was started as a research and development project by Comcheq. Telpay processed over 23 million payments in 2009, making it the largest independent payment processing company in Canada. In the 1999 provincial election, Loewen was elected for the newly created south WINNIPEG constituency. He defeated the New Democrat by over 3000 votes.The New Democratic Party won the election, and <mask> became a Member of the Legislative Assembly. He was promoted to Finance Critic after being appointed as his party's critic. He was considered a rising star in his party and had been rumored to succeed Gary Filmon as party leader in 2000. When the party establishment united behind Stuart Murray, he decided against this. He was a moderate in the Manitoba Progressive Conservative Party, and supported the centre-right Progressive Conservative Party of Canada rather than the right-wing Canadian Alliance at the federal level. There was only one member of the provincial PC caucus that attended the Joe Clark event. He criticized the provincial New Democratic government of Gary Doer for not going far enough in extending rights to same-sex couples.After issuing a media notice that was strongly critical of Manitoba's Crocus investment portfolio, Loewen became involved in a serious controversy. He requested that the government ask the Auditor General to review the valuation of the fund because the company held investments in companies that were in financial difficulty. Crocus


title: Peter Hullermann

texts: <mask> was a German Catholic priest who sexually abused several boys in the 1970s and 1980s. His case has attracted particular interest because of the alleged involvement of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger. Pope Benedict XVI was named after Ratzinger. In December 1977 Hullermann was assigned to the church in Essen. He forced an 11-year-old boy to perform oral sex on him. There were more allegations of abuse against him. The church authorities in Essen were made aware that the priest had made "indecent advances" towards the children.He admitted to the accusations. The allegations were not reported to the police but instead Hullermann was removed from his parish assignment and sent to undergo mental health treatment. Due to the location of the psychiatrist, Hullermann was transferred to the archdiocese of Munich and Freising headed by Ratzinger. Hullermann had sexually abused children according to the diocese of Essen. On January 15, 1980, a meeting chaired by Archbishop Ratzinger gave formal approval to the transfer and provided Hullermann with a place to stay in a parish house while he was undergoing therapy. The priest should not be allowed to work with children, and he should give up alcohol, because he allegedly committed the acts of abuse when he was drunk, when he was being treated by Dr. Huth. The doctor said he made the requirements clear to the church officials during a number of conversations.He didn't speak directly to Ratzinger. None of these conditions were fulfilled. On February 1, 1980, soon after his therapy began, Hullermann was assigned to an unrestricted pastoral ministry, including work with children. The reassignment was done in a memo. He was the vicar general of the Archdiocese of Munich. In March 2010, Gruber assumed full


title: Ana Blandiana

texts: <mask> was born in Timioara and is a poet, essayist, and political figure. She is a famous contemporary author. She took her name after her mother's home village. She was the twelfth recipient of the Lifetime Recognition Award. Coman's parents were an orthodox priest and former member of the fascist Iron Guard who spent years in Communist prisons and died in an accident weeks after his release in a general amnesty. Geta was born in 1947. She married the writer in 1960.She was published in the anthology 30 de poei tineri after signing for the first time as <mask>landiana. She published again in 1963, after a four-year interdiction due to her father's status. The booklet of poems Persoana ntia plural was her editorial debut. She was known for her Calciul vulnerabil and A treia tain. Blandiana appeared at the International Poem Contest for the first time in 1966. She was an editor for Viaa studeneasc until 1975, and then worked as an editor for Amfiteatru. In 1969 she gave two televised readings in the company of Andrei erban and other actors.She worked at the Institute of Fine Arts from 1975 to 1977. In 1976, her works were printed in a French translation in Croisire du Club des Potes, and in 1978 she took part in the First International Festival of Poetry in Paris. Blandiana began writing protest poems against the communist regime in the late 1980s. Blandiana's poem 'Totul' was published in the literary magazine Amfiteatru. At the time, 'Totul' was a list of elements of everyday life in the capital of the country. The editors were dismissed after the

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title: Kit Burns

texts: Christopher Keyburn, commonly known as <mask>, was an American sportsman, saloon keeper and underworld figure in New York City during the mid-to late 19th century, he and Tommy Hadden were the last-known leaders of the Dead Rabbit. Sportsmen's Hall, also known as the Band Box, was a popular sporting resort and dance hall during this time. It was a central meeting place for the New York underworld in the 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Burns joined the Dead Rabbits as a young man and, by the late 1840s, co-led the organization with Tommy Hadden. <mask> opened his Sportsmen's Hall on Water Street while the other started his own businesses. Blood sports such as rat-baiting and dogfighting took place at his establishment, which was known for holding illegal bare-knuckle boxing prize fights as well as featuring such entertainment as the "rat pit". Large gray wharf rats were set against dogs.The dogs were often starving

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texts: for several days before they were set against each other. Two of <mask>' favorite dogs were mounted over the bar. Jack, a black and tan colored terrier, set an American record by killing 100 rats in 6 minutes and 40 seconds. Hunky was a champion fighting dog that expired after his last great victory. The first floor of the frame house was occupied by the "rat pit". There were rough wooden benches for seats in the pit. A wooden fence surrounds a ring in the center.His son-in-law, known as "Jack" or "Dick the Rat", would bite the heads off rats and mice for a fee. "Snatchem" George Leese served as the bouncer and official "bloodsucker" during prize fights, sucking the wounds of the participants to prevent blood loss and allow the fight to continue for as long as possible. James William Buel referred to the hall as "an eating cancer on the body municipal" in his novel Mysteries and Miseries of America's Great Cities. The proprietor prospered and was rich because of its criminalities and mephitic odors. His rat and dog pits were known far and wide, and nowhere could anyone find such delicious divertissement as <mask>' pits. There was a small space behind the building that could be used to defend against a police raid, which was built to seat 250 people. The role in the Water Street revival of <mask> was one of several saloon keepers targeted during the public crusade against John Allen, and it was reported in the press that he and others had been "reformed" by

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texts: religious leaders and agreed to hold.He allowed his "rat pit" to be used for a high fee even though he had declined several times. He rented out the building for an hour each week in exchange for $150. In reference to John Allen's holding an evangelical meeting in his establishment, <mask> mocked the movement calling it "sheer humbug" and said, "I've known Johnny Allen fourteen." If you want to make a Christian out of that chap, you should ask a rat to sing like a bird. A public inquiry was made to investigate the relationship between <mask> and the missionaries after the general public became skeptical of these meetings. <mask> was the first to turn against them. The Water Street dive keepers were angry that they were paid less than John Allen.He told reporters that fellows had been making a pul-pit out of his rat pit and he was going to purify it. The barman began throwing rats at the congregation of "ladies and clergymen" after <mask> gave the signal. <mask> referred to his nightly show as one that "ratified" the meetings after he mandated it. The hall was shut down by the police after a few weeks. <mask>' cruel treatment of animals led to the closing of Sportsman's Hall when it was raided on the night of November 31, 1870. <mask> held his last dogfighting event in the rat pit after it was recognized as the city's largest dogfighting ring. 300 rats were offered to be given away, free of charge, for gentlemen to try their dogs with.The advertisement

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texts: caught the attention of Bergh, who personally led the raid. Four years prior to that, the New York state legislature passed an anti- animal cruelty law. <mask> died shortly before he was to go to trial after catching a cold and developing pneumonia. The funeral service at his South Brooklyn home was attended by a motley crowd of young street urchins, grown-up rowdies, hard-faced men,'sports' and women. His Water Street establishment was carried on by his son-in-law Richard and the English rat-catcher Jack, but they closed Burn's notorious "rat pit" and turned it into a full-time saloon. His widow wants to apply to the common council for compensation after police destroyed a cage filled with rats in the East River. The bullpup, valued at $100, was also seized by police during the raid.The Joseph Rose House and Shop, a four-unit luxury apartment house, is the third oldest house in Manhattan after St. Paul's Chapel and the Morris-Jumel Mansion. Play For a Kingdom was written by Tom Dyja, A Universal History of Iniquity was written byJorge Luis Borges, and Lucky Billy was written by John Vernon. Further reading Arthur. Jerry McAuley has a mission. Neptune, New Jersey: Loizeaux Bros. Kaufman, Martin and Herbert J. The Sportsmen of New York were Henry Bergh and <mask>.The New York Folklore Quarterly is published. March 28, 1972 to March 29, 1972 Tosches, Nick. The greatest mob story never was told. New York:HarperCollins. Criminals from New York City died in the

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title: Nina Gordon

texts: An American singer, songwriter, and guitarist, known as "<mask>", was born on November 14, 1967. She played in the first two studio albums of Veruca Salt, American Thighs and Eight Arms to Hold You. <mask> wrote the band's hit singles " Seether" and "Volcano Girls". She released two solo albums after leaving Veruca Salt. Veruca Salt had an album called Ghost Notes. <mask> was born in Washington, D.C. in 1967. Her father was a law student at the time of her birth, and she was raised along with her brother, Jim, in several different locations, moving between Washington, D.C. and Madison, Wisconsin, before settling in Chicago when <mask> was a teenager.<mask> has said that her parents had a difficult relationship. <mask> attended high school in Chicago and intended to major in music, but ended up with a Bachelor of Arts degree in art history. <mask> and Louise Post formed Veruca Salt in Chicago in 1992. <mask> and Post were introduced to each other by <mask>'s friend, actress Lili Taylor. In 1993, they enlisted bassist Steve Lack and <mask>'s brother Jim, who was the band's drummer, as a favor to his sister. <mask> and Post played guitar on Veruca Salt's material. The band's primary songwriters were the two who

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texts: wrote their own songs.While playing a few small club shows, Veruca Salt released a demo tape and shopped it to labels. The band was signed to Minty Fresh Records and began recording with producer Brad Wood, who worked on Liz Phair's critically acclaimed Exile in Guyville. The song " Seether" was written by <mask> and the band released an orange single. The song was about an angry woman. " Seether" sounded very pop compared to the rest of Veruca Salt's material. " Seether" was sent to radio as it was the most radio-friendly song they had written, and the reaction was positive. It was a hit on alternative stations.The band rushed to finish the album because it wasn't complete. The song became a hit on MTV after peaking at #8 on the Modern Rock charts. Veruca Salt's debut studio album American Thighs was released through Minty Fresh on September 27, 1994 and re-released on November 8, 1994 by the major label Geffen Records after the label signed the band following an intense bidding war. The album was certified gold after it peaked at #69 on the Top 200. "Number One Blind" peaked at #20 on the Modern Rock charts, but did not do as well as " Seether". The song's video was pulled after airing less than five times


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texts: on MTV's 120 Minutes. Veruca Salt opened for acts such as Hole, Live and PJ Harvey.They went to the studio with Bob Rock to record their second album. A Veruca Salt concert at an outdoor music festival inspired the band to work with Rock. Blow It Out Your Ass It's Veruca Salt was released in 1996 to tide fans over until their next album. "Shimmer Like a Girl" and "New York Mining Disaster 1996" were written by <mask> and produced by Steve Albini. <mask> collaborated with other musicians on side projects. She and Scott Miller wrote the song "The Softest Tip of Her Baby Tongue" for The Loud Family's 1996 album Interbabe Concern. She collaborated with James Iha on the Smashing Pumpkins song "Said Sadly" and recorded duets with Triple Fast Action.Veruca Salt's second album Eight Arms to Hold You, which was released on February 11, 1997 on Geffen Records, proved to be a difficult and dividing album. Fans of American Thighs were disappointed by the Bob Rock production, in comparison to the laid back vibe of American Thighs. The new album received mixed reviews from music critics. Band members admitted that the recording process for this album was more tense than the previous one, and the creative differences between

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title: Nina Gordon

texts: <mask> and Post increased. The first single, "Volcano Girls", was written by <mask> and sold well. It peaked at #8 on the Modern Rock charts and was similar to " Seether"'s success. The album peaked higher than American Thighs, but sales dropped off when the second single "Shutterbug" failed to chart, despite a high-budget video and Saturday Night Live performance.Three more singles were sent to radio, "The Morning Sad", "Straight", and "Benjamin", but they did not warrant a video. The third and last commercial single from the album, "Benjamin", was released internationally despite having no video or promotion. The band had a new drummer after the album was recorded. Veruca Salt opened for Bush and did a lengthy international club tour for Eight Arms to Hold You. <mask> and Post were working on Veruca Salt's third album. <mask> left the band in early 1998 after an argument with Post. <mask> and Jones dated for a few years after Jones left the band.<mask> sang on James Iha's Let It Come Down album in 1998. <mask> demoed solo material in Boston with friends Kay Hanley and Michael Eisenstein after leaving Veruca Salt. She began recording with Bob Rock. The album, titled Tonight and the Rest of My Life, was

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title: Nina Gordon

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title: Nina Gordon

texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Tonight and the Rest of My Life peaked at a disappointing 123 on the Top 200. It sold close to 300,000 copies in the U.S. and 50,000 in Japan. <mask> and Post did not work together professionally for years after they reconciled via email in the early 2000s. Post recruited new musicians for Veruca Salt, and the band released studio albums in 2000 and 2006 without Gordon.After promoting Tonight and the Rest of My Life, <mask> took a break and began writing for her second solo album. <mask> said that she didn't get into the studio again until late 2003 because she wanted to write a lot of great material. <mask> released b-side material from Tonight on her website and a demo for a song called "The Time Comes", which was featured in the independent film Stealing Innocence. She moved to California around that time. <mask> stated on her website that she was excited with the direction the album was going, even though it was very sad. In 2004, <mask> stated that she had named it Even the Sunbeams. She was not going to release the album after she admitted she was unhappy with it."Lighter on the Moon" was

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title: Nina Gordon

texts: the only song that appeared from this recording session. <mask> said in the Chicago Reader that it was a sad and slow record. When I snapped out of that feeling, I didn't know if I wanted this to be the album I put out next. It's a lovely record, but it didn't have the spirit of the records I've made before. Her next album includes some songs that were re- recorded. Songs from Even the Sunbeams was made available for free on her website. <mask> was performing at Largo in Los Angeles for "Bring the Rock" nights, covering songs by Phil Collins, N.W.A, and others.Her cover of N.W.A's "Straight Outta Compton" became popular on the internet. She wrote a song with Fefe Dobson called "Get You Off" for Dobson's album Sunday Love, as well as a song with <mask> called "This Is the Day" for Jaye's album Traveling Light. <mask> booked Bob Rock to record an album in 2005 after seeing promise in the material from Even the Sunbeams. <mask> re-did most of the songs and recorded new ones. August 8, 2006 is when Bleeding Heart Graffiti was released. The b-side "The Blue Hour" was the first song that could be heard on <mask>'s website. "Kiss Me 'Til It Bleeds" was the lead single from Bleeding Heart Graffiti.The Bleeding Heart


title: Nina Gordon

texts: Graffiti album track "Don't Let Me Down" and <mask>'s previous hit single "Tonight and the Rest of My Life" were included in a physical promotional single for "Kiss Me 'Til It Bleeds". Digital copies of the single were given to almost all radio stations. <mask> didn't release any new music for the rest of the decade. <mask> had two children with a musician. <mask> and Russo were married. The original members of Veruca Salt met for the first time since the 1990s in 2012 when Veruca Salt was on hiatus. The original lineup of the band got back together.The band released a single on Record Store Day. They played a number of concerts in the United States and Australia. The fifth Veruca Salt album, Ghost Notes, contained songs about the break up and eventual reunion of the original members. On July 10, 2015, it was released. The song Veruca Salt is a reference to the following: Living people 20th-century American women guitarists 20th-century American women singers 21st-century American women

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title: Percy Edgar Everett

texts: The striking Art Deco schools, hospitals, court houses, office buildings and technical colleges the department produced over the next 20 years were designed by the chief architect of the Victorian Public Works Department, who died in 1967. His most well known design is the Police Headquarters at Russell Street. American Art Deco, Streamline Moderne, and European early Modernism, as well as Brick Expressionism, the German Bauhaus, and even Russian Constructivism, were just a few of the sources that contributed to the signature style of the man. He was good at designing in historicist, domestic and rustic styles. He was born in Australia. His father was a blacksmith. Joseph established a coach-building business, as well as building business later on, for which <mask> assisted with detailed aspect of the buildings.He attended the public school. During his time at Ashby, the two subjects that drew most of his attention were drawing and piano lessons. He tried to sketch there. His early subjects were ships, figureheads, and sailors, suggesting the environment he was born into. He chose architecture as his first career choice because of his interest in drawing and his experience in the building industry. George R. King was the leader of the Gordon Technical College and established the architectural section. He began his career as a graduate architect.The first structure that he planned and supervised was a wool store at the Geelong Harbor Trust. He formed a partnership with Seeley & King two years later. Seeley, King & Everett was his first private practice. In 1913, the practice was taken over by the firm of the same name. Since there was a shortage of architectural work due to the First World War, he took up the post of principal of the Brunswick Technical School in 1916. He continued his association with the designers of the bandstand in Johnstone Park, which was constructed in 1919. The association designed the peace memorial on the axis of the bandstand, as well as redesigning the park in a more formal manner.The memorial and park were renovated in the 20th century. During the Great


title: Percy Edgar Everett

texts: Depression, he undertook a world tour including the US and the UK, but also included the USSR. He was the head of the school. The Chief Architect of the Victorian Public Works Department was appointed in 1934. He was responsible for the design of the State's public buildings. This included new state offices, courthouses, police stations, hospitals, schools, colleges, and even some leisure facilities on public land. Additional buildings or wings were added to existing institutions.The designs produced by the PWD, where he insisted on absolute control over the designs, immediately changed from the polite simplified red brick Georgian of the 1920s to mostly dramatic modernist compositions. The Streamline Moderne Drouin Primary School and the Amsterdam School style Yallourn Technical School were the first buildings to be completed by the office. A large number of high-profile public buildings were built between 1936 and 1941, only slowing down as World War II restrictions came into force. The William Angliss College and Essendon Technical School are both on the Victorian Heritage Register. The influence of the 1920s Amsterdam School, the German Bauhaus and Brick Expressionism, and even the 1920s Russian Constructivism can be seen. The Russell Street Police Headquarters and the smaller Ballarat State Offices were both influenced by the US skyscraper style. The curved and sweeping lines of the Streamlined Moderne were used for the sometimes long school buildings and hospital wings, while a more typical Art Deco approach was also used, notably for the Shepparton Courthouse and Wangaratta Courthouse and State Offices.When it seemed appropriate, <mask> could also create historicist or domestic styles. The Mediterranean influenced Geelong Court House was one of the examples. The smaller police stations had simple roofs and were domestic in character. The style of buildings produced under his direction did not change after WWII, even though he went to North America to study recent trends in public architecture. As public buildings were given priority, numerous public buildings with his distinctive


title: Percy Edgar Everett

texts: flair, such as the TB wing at Hamilton Base Hospital, were major projects in the post war years. By that time, architectural progressives were calling for a more modern approach, as distinct from <mask>'s devotion to dynamic effects. The Department of Agriculture annexe to the 19th century Italianate State Government offices wasdemolished in 1997.Film and radio were seen as significant new methods of helping to educate and inform farmers because the building housed sections for photography, films and radio. He was interested in dominating older buildings while at the same time responding to their layout. Alterations and additions made in the 1940s at the Gordon Technical College show this approach. While still not reflecting the postwar International Style he developed a new prototype for primary schools based on hexagonal classrooms. They were built in cream brick, with large timber window-walls and clerestory windows, and designed to provide the largest floor area with a minimum of materials, and the ability for all pupils to be close to the teacher. There are Extant examples at North Balwyn, Solway, Red Hill Consolidated, and North Coburg. In June 1953, the chief architect retired, but continued in private practice until the late 1950s.There were two marriages for personal life. He married a woman named Georgina Buchanan Arthur on June 11, 1924. He married Mavis Delgany Stewart, a widow, on June 26, 1956. He had two children. There was a death at the beach in Victoria on 6 May 1967. Drouin Primary School and Yallourn Technical School were demolished. The Greenvale TB Sanatorium was demolished.The Chemistry School, Swinburne Technical College, Burwood Road, Hawthorn, is now the Swinburne University. Timboon High School, Timboon High School, Timboon High School, Timboon High School, Timboon High School, Timboon High School, Timboon High School, Timboon High School, Timboon High School, Timboon High Solway (Ashburton), North Balwyn, Moorabbin West, Red Hill Consolidated, and Newlands are all part of the Hexagonal Primary Schools. The Victorian Heritage Database Pintest page contains links to


title: William Eden, 1st Baron Auckland

texts: The 1st <mask>, PC (Ire), was a British diplomat and politician who was in the House of Commons from 1774 to 1793. <mask> was a younger son of Sir Robert Eden, 3rd Baronet, of Windlestone Hall, County Durham, and Mary, daughter of <mask>. His brothers included Sir John, 4th Baronet, also an MP, and Sir Robert, 1st Baronet, of Maryland, the last royal Governor of Maryland. He was called to the bar, Middle Temple, in 1768. Principles of Penal Law was published in 1771 and became a recognized authority on commercial and economic questions. He was appointed Under-Secretary of State for the North in 1772. He was a Member of Parliament for Woodstock from 1774 to 1784 and a Lord of Trade from 1776 to 1782.He accompanied the Earl of Carlisle as a commissioner to North America on an unsuccessful mission to bring an end to the American War of Independence, after carrying an Act for the improvement of the treatment of prisoners. He was the head of the British spies in Europe during the War. He probably oversaw a small group of people. He published four letters to the Earl of Carlisle on his return. After becoming Chief Secretary for Ireland in 1780, he was admitted to the Irish Privy Council. He was a member of the Irish House of Commons between 1781 and 1783. He established the National Bank in Ireland.Heytesbury had a Member of Parliament between 1784 and 1793. He was appointed to the British Privy Council in 1784 and served as Envoy to France from 1785 to 1787 on a mission dealing with commerce. In 1789 he was raised to the Peerage of Ireland as <mask> Auckland and in 1793 he retired from public service and was honoured when he

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title: William Eden, 1st Baron Auckland

texts: was made <mask> Auckland, of West Auckland in the County of Durham, in the Peerage of Great Britain. During his retirement in the country at Beckenham, he continued his friendship with <mask> the Younger, his nearest neighbour at Holwood House, who at one time had thoughts of marrying his daughter. The Remarks on the Apparent Circumstances of the War in 1795 was published because of Pitt's sanction. Pitt's government included him as Joint Postmaster General in 1798. He criticized Pitt's resignation from which he tried to convince him to change his mind.Pitt excluded him from his administration in 1804 because he increased his pension. He was President of the Board of Trade in the Ministry of All the Talents from 1806 to 1807. The political history of the time is laid out in his journal and correspondence. The subantarctic Auckland Islands group to the south of New Zealand was named after him. Eleanor Elliot is the daughter of Sir Gilbert Elliot and the granddaughter of Hugh Dalrymple-Murray-Kynynmound. Eleanor's brother was the 1st Earl of Minto. They have six sons and eight daughters.When it was rumored that Eleanor was about to marry the Prime Minister <mask> the Younger, Pitt denied that he had proposed to her. Pitt never married and she married the 4th Earl of Buckinghamshire. Hon. Nicholas Vansittart was the 1st Baron of Bexley. Hon. The first Baron Godolphin's wife was Elizabeth Charlotte Eden. Hon.The woman who married Arthur Vansittart of Shottesbrooke was also known as the woman known as the woman known as the woman known as the woman known as the woman known as the woman known as the woman known as the woman

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title: William Eden, 1st Baron Auckland

texts: known as the woman known as the woman known as the woman Hon. The Member of Parliament for Woodstock killed himself in 1810. The 1st Earl of Auckland died unmarried. Hon. He died young. Hon.Andrew Colville was instrumental in opening up the Red River Colony to poor Scottish emigrants. Hon. The oldest son and heir of a banker was married to a woman who was a daughter of a reverend. Edward was from Dews Hall. Hon. She was a poet and novelist. Her letters were published in 1919.Mary Hurt was the sister of Francis Hurt of Alderwasley Hall. Hon. In 1814, <mask> died and was succeeded by his second son, George. <mask> passed away in May 1818. People from County Durham Alumni of Christ Church, Oxford Barons in the Peerage of Great Britain, and George III Barons in the Peerage of Ireland created the Peerage of

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title: Stuart Kellett

texts: <mask> is a former darts player. Kellett reached the last 16 of the Winmau World Masters in 2007, having beaten Andy Fordham on the way to the televised stages. He lost to Martin Adams in three sets. He qualified for the 2008 Zuiderduin Masters, but lost both of his group games. Kellett won the Scottish Open and the Antwerp Open in 2010. He qualified for the Winmau World Masters as the second seed after a good run of form. He knocked out Tony West in the last 16 and then defeated Ted Hankey and MartinPhillips in sudden-death legs to reach the final.Adams won his third consecutive World Masters title. <mask> was the second seed and qualified for the World Darts Championship. He defeated his pub teammate and two-time semi-finalist, Darryl Fitton, in the first round. The bookmaker slashed his odds of winning the championship from 16/1 to 9/2 after this performance, but he was unable to produce the same standard against Jan Dekker in the second round and lost 4-1. <mask> was affectionately referred to as the 'cocky craftsman' by commentators and pundits due to his confidence on-stage in comparison to his otherwise humble nature. After his loss to Dekker, Kellett dropped out of the world's top 16 and failed to qualify for the 2012 World Championship. Kellett earned a Professional Darts Corporation tour card on the second day of the Pro Tour 'Q School' qualification tournament.He qualified for the European Tour event after defeating William O'Connor in the UK qualification. <mask> lost to Mervyn King in the first round. He beat Colin Lloyd in the first round of the fourth European Tour event.

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title: Stuart Kellett

texts: Kellett lost to van der Voort in the second round. The first seven players to reach the World Championship for the first time were <mask>, who beat John Bowles 5–1 in the final. He lost to van der Voort in the first round, missing a total of 21 darts at a double, and was ranked world number 66 after the event. At the first European Tour event of the year, the UK Masters, Kellett reached his first PDC final.He defeated Peter Wright, Colin Lloyd, Dave Chisnall, Robert Thornton and Andy Hamilton before losing to John Part in the final. The runner-up's cheque is the biggest to date. In the second Players Championship, Kellett defeated Hamilton and other players to reach the semi-finals. He beat Phil Taylor but lost to Michael van Gerwen in the final. Kellett lost to Jelle Klaasen in the fourth round of the UK Open. Kellett qualified for the World Matchplay for the first time, but was thrashed 10–1 by Phil Taylor in the first round. He missed a dart in the first set against Raymond van Barneveld and was beaten 2–0 in the opening round of the World Grand Prix.Kellett qualified for the Grand Slam of Darts by beating Steve Brown 5–3 and was whitewashed 5–0 by Taylor in his first game. <mask>'s first televised success was when he came back from 4–2 down to win against Kevin Painter. He knew a win over Paul Nicholson would get him into the last 16 but he lost 5–2 to finish third in the group. <mask> qualified for the Players Championship Finals for the first time after finishing 18th on the ProTour Order of Merit. He missed a dart at the top of the table in the last leg of the match against Gary

masks: Kellett Kellett Kellett


title: Stuart Kellett

texts: Anderson and it cost him the match. He faced Paul Nicholson in the first round of the World Championship and lost 3–0. He entered the top 32 in the world rankings.<mask> was knocked out in the third round of the UK Open and didn't qualify for another major during the rest of the year. At the 12th Players Championship, he lost to Michael van Gerwen. Kellett lost to Stein in the first round of the World Championship with an average of just 73.08. He was defeated by Joe Murnan in the second round of the UK Open. He lost to Dirk van Duijvenbode in the last 16 of the 12th Players Championship. He was defeated 5–1 by Andy Boulton in the preliminary round of the 2016 World Championship. Kellett defeated Nathan Aspinall 6–5, Joey ten Berge 9–7, and Michael Smith 9–5 to reach the fifth round of the event for the first time, but lost 9–5 to amateur Barry Lynn.He failed to carry this last 16 showing into the rest of the year, as he was knocked out in the first round of two European Tour events and reached the last 32 of three Players Championship tournaments, but lost each time. He entered Q School in an attempt to win his tour place back after being ranked 72nd in the world after the World Championship. He was within two matches of doing so on the fourth day, but lost to Kirk Shepherd. Kellett had his best finish in almost three years when he reached the quarter-finals of the eighth Players Championship. He had wins over Dirk van Duijvenbode, Warrick Scheffer, James Wilson, and Raymond van Barneveld. Kellett was a web designer before becoming a darts player. The results of the World Championship in


title: Nicholas Eymerich

texts: <mask> was a Roman Catholic theologian in Medieval Spain and the Inquisitor General of the Inquisition in the Crown of Aragon in the 14th century. He is best known for authoring the Directorium Inquisitorum. Inquisitor General <mask> was born in 1316. On August 4, 1334, he entered the local monastery of the Dominican Order. During his novitiate, he was instructed in theology by the friar Dalmau Moner. In order to complete his studies, he traveled to Toulouse and then to Paris, where he obtained his doctorate in 1352. Moner had been the teacher of theology at the monastery when he was replaced by him.<mask> replaced Roselli as the Inquisitor General of Aragon. <mask> was given the honorific Chaplain of the Pope because of his diligence in pursuing heretics and blasphemers. The zeal he displayed as Inquisitor General earned him enemies. He often found his investigations blocked by the court, curia, or papacy, as he directed much of his efforts to the apparent errors of members of the clergy. King Peter IV of Aragon removed the Franciscan spiritualist <mask> of Calabria from office after he was questioned by <mask>. In 1362, <mask> was elected to be the Vicar General of the Dominicans in Aragon, however, he was defeated by a priest who had a long-standing dispute with <mask>. Pope Urban V invalidated <mask>'s election because the office of Vicar General conflicted with the office of Inquisitor General.He didn't confirm Ermengaudi in the position, but chose Jacopo Dominici. <mask> was prevented from being an inquisitor by Peter IV. <mask> began

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title: Nicholas Eymerich

texts: to attack the written works of Ramon Llull and his followers, who were known as Lullists. The king did not allow <mask> to preach in Barcelona. Eymerich supported the revolt against the monarch. The conflict ended when the governor took 200 horsemen and encircled the Dominican monastery where Eymerich was living. <mask> went to the court of Pope Gregory XI.While Raimon Llull supported the concept, <mask> didn't. <mask>'s sentence of the Jew Astruciera in 1370 is an example of him being an Inquisitor General. The native of Barcelona was accused of being a witch. He was sentenced to life imprisonment for publicly repenting in a cathedral. He was the first inquisitor to allow a separate instance of torture for a separate charge of heresy by interpreting directives very liberally. While living in Avignon, <mask> completed his most famous work, the Directorium Inquisit. He was with Gregory XI in Rome until the Pope's death in 1378.After the death of Pope Gregory XI, <mask> sided with Antipope Clement VII and returned to Avignon. <mask> lived in Avignon and believed that St.Vincent had begun to sympathize with Pope Urban VI, the Pope in opposition to Clement VII. <mask> came back to Aragon in 1341. In his absence, Bernardo Ermengaudi took over the position of Inquisitor General. Eymerich banned the works of Ramon Llull after refusing to recognize Ermengaudi in that office. The Queen Eleanor of Sicily influenced Peter IV to change Eymerich's sentence to permanent exile. <mask> ignored the sentence and remained in his native land thanks to the

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title: Nicholas Eymerich

texts: support of Peter's son, John.King Peter IV died in 1386 and was succeeded by his son, John I. When <mask> decided to investigate the entire town of Valencia for heresy, John I favored the suppression of the Lullists. The Chancellor of the University was freed by King John I. The King forced <mask> into exile again. After the violence at Valencia, <mask> fled to Avignon, where he stayed until the death of King John I. The legitimacy of Clement VII as Pope was defended by <mask> in Avignon. He remained in Avignon after the death of Clement VII, writing in support of his successor, Antipope Benedict XIII.After King John's death, <mask> returned to the Dominican monastery in Girona. He was described as a doctor egregius in his epitaph. The Directorium Inquisitorum was <mask>'s most prominent and enduring work. The means for discovering witches were described. Eymerich used many of the magic texts he had previously seized from the accused. The Directorium Inquisitorum was to be the definitive handbook of procedure for the Spanish Inquisition. It can be seen as an assessment of a century and half of official Inquisition in the "albigensian" country.The Directorium Inquisitorum is written in Latin. The only book-length work <mask> wrote was the Directorium Inquisitorum. <mask>'s life and writings were taken with opposing the writings of Ramon Llull. Pope Gregory XI banned several of Llull's writings due to Aymerich's work. He dedicated his Tractatus to Clement VII. There were 135 heresies and 38 errors in the Lullists' theology. His works are

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title: Nicholas Eymerich

texts: anti-Lullist.The Tractatus de potestate papali was written by <mask> and defended the legitimacy of the Avignon antipopes. There is little scholarly consensus on the spelling of Aymerich's name. The most used form of his name is "Nicolau Aymerich", which is the correct one in the medieval Catalan language. "Nicolau" is the Catalan spelling for "<mask>", as in Aimery de Gramont, an oncologist. In his book 'Sephardim', Jose Meir Estrugo points out that the Aymerich name is found in the Hebrew communities of Salonica. Sometimes the Spanish spelling "Nicolas" is used. The title page of the 1578 impression of the Directorium Inquisitorum is printed in Latin and has the nameNicolai Eymerici written on it.The most common way his name is spelled in English is "<mask>", with the spelling "Eymeric" being a close second. English writings sometimes use the Spanish form of Nicolas. Emeric, Eimeric, Aimery, and Eymericus are variant spellings of his last name. Valerio Evangelisti, an Italian novelist, has written a cycle of ten science fiction books featuring <mask> as the main character. The French comic book series on Eymeric is an adaptation of Evangelisti's novels. <mask> is one of the main enemies in the novel Cathedral of the Sea. There are references to Richard Gottheil and Meyer Kayserling at the Jewish Encyclopedia.Nicols <mask> was born in Madrid, Spain in 1916. Nicols <mask>, Palma de Mallorca, Spain, was the creator of Historia de la falsa bula. There is a list of Aymerich's writings. The text of the Directorium Inquisitorum was written in

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title: Choi Dong-won

texts: A South Korean pitcher in the KBO League played for the Lotte Giants and the Samsung Lions. The ball was thrown right-handed by <mask>. He was born in South Korea. He gained national attention in 1975, when he threw a complete game no-hitter against a national champion and took another no-hitter into the ninth in the team's next game. In 1976, he led his team to win the Blue Dragon Flag National Championship, setting a high-school record for most strikeouts in a major-tournament game with 20 in the semifinal and earning 4 out of the team's 5 wins during the tourney. In September 1976, <mask> was selected for the South Korean junior national team and competed in the 3–game friendly series against Japan, where he threw a one-run complete game victory in Game 1, and then came up on the mound the next day and threw a complete game victory in the second game After graduating from high school, <mask> went to college and played baseball.The South Korea senior baseball team won the first world championship at the 1977 Intercontinental Cup after being called up to the team in November 1977. After graduating from Yonsei University, <mask> joined the amateur baseball team. In August 1981 he competed for South Korea in the Intercontinental Cup and posted a 2–0 record. After giving up a single in the ninth,

masks: Choi Choi Choi Choi


title: Choi Dong-won

texts: <mask> took a perfect game with 11 strikeouts into the bottom of the ninth against Canada. He was named the tourney's Best Pitcher. At the 1981 Intercontinental Cup in Canada, <mask> had the potential to play in the big league immediately, and the Toronto BlueJays showed a strong interest in him. The Blue Jays' scouts went to see <mask> six times before signing him to a major league contract.South Korea was in the process of forming a professional baseball league. The government threatened to jail the scouts if they tried to leave the country with the contract. The Blue Jays were going to bring <mask> to their spring training in 1983, but the government stopped them. He could either serve a mandatory military commitment before going to Canada or pitch in the Korean professional league. After the Amateur World Series, <mask> chose the latter. In the first round of the 1983 KBO Draft, the Lotte Giants selected <mask>. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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