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Jonathan Tropper
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Films
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Fonda.
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Jonas Folger
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125cc World Championship
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Jonas Folger 125cc World Championship In the 2009 125 World Championship Jonas Folger took his first podium and was Rookie of the Year. In 2011 he moved to Aki Ajo's team taking his first win and two more podiums.
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John Pendlebury
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Involvement in the Battle of Crete & Epilogue
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found Pendlebury who had lost his dog tags and was wearing a Greek shirt. As he was out of uniform and could not prove that he was a soldier, he was put against a wall outside the cottage and shot through the head and the body. Epilogue Captain Pendlebury was buried nearby but later reburied ¹⁄₂ mile (0.80 km) outside the western gate of Heraklion. He now lies in the Suda Bay War Cemetery maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (Grave reference 10.E.13). The epitaph "He has outsoared the shadow of our night" is a quotation from the 352nd
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John H. McMasters
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Research & Awards and memberships & Personal life
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variety of aerodynamic and aircraft design areas, including high-lift aerodynamics, sailplanes, vortex generators, very large aircraft design, undersea gliders, smart wings, and many other concepts. Awards and memberships John was an Associate Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and served as an AIAA Distinguished Lecturer, from 1992–94 and again from 2002-2006. In 2002, he was named an Outstanding Aerospace Engineer by the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics at Purdue University. He was awarded the 29th SAE/AIAA Littlewood Memorial Lectureship, 2004 and was selected as a Sigma Xi Distinguished Lecturer for 2005-07. Personal life John was married to
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Jesup, Iowa
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Geography & 2010 census
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Jesup, Iowa Geography Jesup's longitude and latitude coordinates
in decimal form are 42.475920, −92.062668.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 1.78 square miles (4.61 km²), all of it land.
The city center is located in Perry Township in Buchanan County. 2010 census As of the census of 2010, there were 2,520 people, 982 households, and 719 families residing in the city. The population density was 1,415.7 inhabitants per square mile (546.6/km²). There were 1,015 housing units at an average density of 570.2 per square mile (220.2/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 98.2% White, 0.3%
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Jonathan Grounds
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Middlesbrough and loans & Oldham Athletic
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of the season. He made 14 appearances – interrupted by a return home when his partner, Savannah, gave birth to their son Louis – as Yeovil avoided relegation. Oldham Athletic Grounds accepted that, in order to play regularly, he needed to leave Middlesbrough. His contract expired at the end of the season, and he turned down an offer of a permanent move to Yeovil, before signing a two-year deal with League One club Oldham Athletic. He made a mixed start to his Oldham career: he scored the winner against Manchester City in a pre-season friendly, but in the opening league fixture, Milton
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Hans Karl LaRondelle
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Biography
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Hans Karl LaRondelle Biography In 1929, LaRondelle was born in the Netherlands into a Roman Catholic family. From the age of eight, he received education in Protestant schools. While a law student at Leyden University, at the age of nineteen, he read a book by Voorthuis, a Dutch Adventist minister. Later, he met this man and studied the Bible with him. In 1949, he came to believe the Seventh-day Adventist message by studying the book The Great Controversy by Adventist pioneer and visionary, Ellen G. White. He served in his Netherlands homeland as a pastor, evangelist, youth leader, and
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Jonah Lomu
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Comeback
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first season when he injured his shoulder scoring a try in a preseason testimonial match against Martin Johnson's invitational XV. Instead he worked in a coaching capacity. North Harbour gave him permission to play overseas at the Cardiff Blues over the off season. Lomu made his first appearance in a competitive match since his transplant on 10 December 2005, with a 60-minute effort in Cardiff's away Heineken Cup fixture against Italian club Calvisano. Lomu scored his first try for Cardiff on 27 December, with a man-of-the-match performance during a 41–23 win against the Newport Gwent Dragons. He spent the early
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Jonas Steponavičius
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Holy Spirit and later to Semeliškės. During World War I, he served as a military chaplain in the Caucasus Campaign. After returning to Lithuania, he joined the Lithuanian Christian Democratic Party and was elected four times to the Seimas (parliament) from 1920 to the December 1926 coup d'état that brought the regime of Antanas Smetona. He retired from politics and became a school director in Zarasai and a teacher in Utena. In mid-1944, Steponavičius was one of the organizers of the Fatherland Defense Force, a short-lived military unit formed to combat approaching Soviet forces. He retreated to Germany where he
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John Horton Conway
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Algorithmics & Theoretical physics
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give the correct answer in under two seconds. To improve his speed, he practices his calendrical calculations on his computer, which is programmed to quiz him with random dates every time he logs on. One of his early books was on finite state machines. Theoretical physics In 2004, Conway and Simon B. Kochen, another Princeton mathematician, proved the free will theorem, a startling version of the 'no hidden variables' principle of quantum mechanics. It states that given certain conditions, if an experimenter can freely decide what quantities to measure in a particular experiment, then elementary particles must be free to
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Jean-Baptiste Lislet Geoffroy
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Early life
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his birth for his last name. When he was 38 years old, his father legitimatized him, and he took the last name Lislet-Geoffroy. His father was reputed to have been born in Paris and be of Breton ethnicity. Lislet Geoffroy stated that his mother was named Niama and was the daughter of Toucu Niamba, King of Galam in modern day Senegal.Outside of geography, he worked in geology, showing that the shoal, Isle Plate around Mauritius was formed by the debris of the crater of a volcano.
He was the uncle of abolitionist novelist Louis Timagène Houat. He married and had two
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Jerome Frank
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Entry into writing and academia
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influence of psychological factors on the individual judge. Like his judicial hero, Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., Frank urged judges and legal scholars to acknowledge openly the gaps and uncertainties in the law, and to think of law pragmatically as a tool for human betterment. The book "dropped like a bombshell on the legal and academic world", quickly becoming "a jurisprudential bestseller" which "was widely noticed as well as criticized". In 1930, Frank moved to New York City, where he practiced until 1933, also working as a research associate at Yale Law School in 1932, where he collaborated with Karl
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Jonathan Grounds
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Middlesbrough and loans
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Justin Hoyte in an unfamiliar right-back role, his "last-ditch block" prevented a first-half goal, but in the second half he was fortunate that Florent Malouda failed to capitalise on his error, and he was substituted after 54 minutes with his team 3–0 down. On 7 January 2009, Grounds rejoined Norwich, this time for two months. He spent much of this stint at Norwich playing in central defence while Jason Shackell was unavailable, and he made a further eleven appearances for them, scoring three goals, before returning to his parent club. He made no appearances in what remained of Middlesbrough's season,
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John Middleton Murry
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Pacifist & Christianity
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retain control of mainland Europe. Murry believed even though Nazi rule was tyrannical, it was preferable to the horrors of total war. Murry later "renounced his pacifism in 1948 and...urged a preventative war against the Soviet Union, ending his life as a Conservative voter". Finally Murry's opposition to the Soviet Union was attacked by pro-Soviet elements in the peace movement.
Murry's anti-feminism also drew criticism from feminist pacifists such as Brittain and Sybil Morrison. Christianity During this period Murry was widely known as a Christian intellectual. He had in fact considered ordination as an Anglican priest, but gave up on
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Joan Paton
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Career
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environmental conservation was Margaret Cameron, who became the President of the Royal Australasian Ornithologists Union (RAOU).
Paton was active in the RAOU, as well as in the South Australian Ornithological Association (SAOA), of which she was elected Vice-President 1974-1979, and President 1979-1982. She was one of the first women to become a member of the exclusive Adelaide Ornithologists Club, of which she was elected president (1991-1993).
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Jesup, Iowa
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2010 census & 2000 census
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was 2.99.
The median age in the city was 35.8 years. 27.7% of residents were under the age of 18; 8.3% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 25% were from 25 to 44; 25.6% were from 45 to 64; and 13.5% were 65 years of age or older. The gender makeup of the city was 47.9% male and 52.1% female. 2000 census As of the census of 2000, there were 2,212 people, 861 households, and 619 families residing in the city. The population density was 1,318.6 people per square mile (508.4/km²). There were 911 housing units at an average
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Jane White
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1970s-2011 (death)
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Los Angeles Critics Circle Award for her role as the Mother in Federico Garcia Lorca's Blood Wedding. She has additionally played roles in such dramas as Euripides' Iphigenia at Aulis and Henrik Ibsen's Ghosts; comedies such as Paul Rudnick's I Hate Hamlet; and musicals such as Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music and the 2001 production of Sondheim's Follies, to name a small selection.
In addition to the productions of Once Upon a Mattress, her television work included a 1979 stint on the soap operas The Edge of Night, A World Apart, and Search for Tomorrow. She was one of
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HGM-25A Titan I
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Flight testing
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that Martin–Marietta weren't taking the Titan project seriously (since it was just a backup to the primary Atlas ICBM program) and displayed an indifferent, careless attitude that resulted in easily avoidable failure modes such as Missile C-3's range safety command destruct system relays being placed in a vibration-prone area.
In December, Missile V-2 was undergoing a flight readiness test in a silo at Vandenberg Air Force Base. The plan was to load the missile with propellant, raise it up to firing position, and then lower it back into the silo. Unfortunately, the silo elevator collapsed, causing the Titan to fall back
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Hurts
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2015 – 2017: Surrender
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collaborator, Jonas Quant. On 15 June, the album title was announced via their Facebook page. On 6 October 2015, Hurts released the music video "Wish" directed by Bryan Adams. Surrender was released on 9 October 2015.
Songs that inspired "Surrender": Fleetwood Mac-Seven Wonders, Depeche Mode - Never Let Me Down Again, Queen-Another One Bites The Dust, Michael Jackson - Stranger In Moscow, Sam Smith, Nile Rodgers, Disclosure, Jimmy Napes – Together,The Weeknd - The Morning, Michael McDonald - I Keep Forgettin (Every Time You're Near), Mayer Hawthorne - Wine Glass Woman, Massive Attack - Unfinished Sympathy.
As part of the Surrender Tour
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John MacKintosh
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of disloyalty when he helped prepare a petition to King William IV proposing reform of land ownership on the island. MacKintosh served in the assembly until he was defeated in 1850. He supported responsible government for Prince Edward Island during his time in the assembly. MacKintosh was reelected in 1854 and finally retired from politics in 1858. He died at Naufrage at the age of 90.
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John Sweetman
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Radicalisation
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in Merrion Square, where he himself lived, on the grounds that this would cause great trouble and inconvenience to the residents.
He died in Dublin in 1936 aged 92.
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Johann Joachim Becher
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Early years
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Johann Joachim Becher Early years He was born in Speyer. His father, a Lutheran minister, died while he was a child, leaving a widow and three children. At the age of thirteen Becher found himself responsible not only for his own support but also for that of his mother and brothers. He learned and practiced several small handicrafts, and devoting his nights to study of the most miscellaneous description and earned a pittance by teaching. In 1654, at the age of nineteen, he published the Discurs von der Großmächtigen Philosophischen Universal-Artzney / von den Philosophis genannt Lapis Philosophorum Trismegistus (discours
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John Pendlebury
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Freelance archaeologist
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Excavations at Tell el-Amarna from 1930 to 1936 and continued as Curator at Knossos until 1934. By then it was clear to the scholars and archaeologists who were on the board of the British School that he was spreading himself too thin. Pendlebury had formulated a new plan, to write an archaeological guide to all of Crete. It required extensive explorations of all of Crete, which he began in 1933. His successor at Knossos, R. W. Hutchinson, later wrote such a guide, which the board did not find objectionable, but in 1934 they wrote to Pendlebury stating that they had
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Japan (horse)
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2019: three-year-old season
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King Edward VII Stakes at Royal Ascot. His seven opponents included Private Secretary (Cocked Hat Stakes), Pablo Escobarr (runner-up in the Lingfield Derby Trial) and Bangkok (Sandown Classic Trial). After being restrained by Moore in the early stages he moved up to take the lead in the straight and "powered clear" to win by four and a half lengths from Bangkok. Ryan Moore commented "This is a high-class colt. He's very good, and he put them to bed very easily there. He was the best horse. It was just keeping it simple, really".
On 14 July Japan was sent to France
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Hurricane Hattie
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Preparations & Impact
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75% of the population of Stann Creek fled to safer locations. After Hattie made landfall, officials in Mexico ordered the closure of ports along the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. Impact Despite predictions for heavy rainfall in the southwestern Caribbean, the hurricane's movement was more northerly than expected, resulting in less precipitation along the Central American coast than anticipated. In its early developmental stages, Hattie struck San Andrés Island, located offshore eastern Nicaragua, with maximum sustained winds of 80 mph (130 km/h) and gusts of 104 mph (167 km/h). As the hurricane neared the island, the airport was closed due to tropical-storm-force
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John Hunwick
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Honors and awards
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Association, 2001, for published book: Timbuktu and theSonghay Empire.
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Jonas Steponavičius
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Political work
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churches. Sometime between 1916 and 1918, he returned to Semeliškės.
In 1920, during the Polish–Lithuanian War, he organized a 50-men partisan group to fight the Polish forces. He was arrested by the Poles and transported to Hrodna. Upon his release, Steponavičius became interested in politics. A member of the Lithuanian Christian Democratic Party since 1919, he actively campaigned in the April 1920 elections to the Constituent Assembly of Lithuania. Due to his imprisonment in Hrodna, he became a member of the assembly only on 4 February 1921. He was elected to the succeeding First, Second, and Third Seimas of Lithuania. In
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Herbert Mensah
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Ranking on Rugby Africa Men's Sevens Log & Promotion to Rugby Africa 2018 Bronze Cup
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Rugby Africa Men's Sevens Log Ghana Rugby competed for the first time in the Rugby Africa Men's Sevens Tournament in Kampala-Uganda by beating Mauritius 26 to 0 to be placed 9th in the Africa Men’s Sevens Tournament.
The competition was played between ten of Africa’s best nations between 6 and 7 October 2017 in Kampala-Uganda. Promotion to Rugby Africa 2018 Bronze Cup Ghana Rugby ended 2017 on a high note when was promoted from the Rugby Africa Regional Challenge to the 2018 Rugby Africa Bronze Cup.
The announcement that was issued by Rugby Afrique said that the Rugby Africa Bronze Cup will
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Jonathan Grounds
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Oldham Athletic
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Keynes Dons' Daniel Powell "ran [him] ragged". He started every game but two – a league match in November through suspension for five yellow cards, and the final match of the season, having injured his neck in the previous fixture – and scored once, at home to Shrewsbury Town. Playing on the wing in place of the suspended Cristian Montaño, he touched home a parried cross for the only goal of the match. He was ever-present through Oldham's 2012–13 FA Cup run, in which they eliminated Nottingham Forest and Liverpool, drew with Everton in the fifth round through Matt Smith's stoppage-time header
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Jonah Lomu
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End of international career
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been labelled the "match of the century'.' New Zealand scored three tries in the first five minutes to lead by 21 points, before Australia came back, leveling the scores before half time. With minutes remaining, the Wallabies led 35 to 34; until Lomu "brushed past a desperate Stephen Larkham to tip-toe down the line and score the winning try". The match was followed by a victory over South Africa, and then a re-match with Australia, which Australia won 24 to 23. New Zealand lost the final game to South Africa finishing second in the table, behind Australia. Lomu played
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Janka-Puszta
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Background
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anti-Serb propaganda material. Background In the summer of 1931, the location was leased by the Hungary authorities to Gustav Perčec who served as the camp commander. Ustashe members were already active in the region on both sides of the border at the time. Situated on a hill on approximately 150 acres, the camp consisted of two buildings, open fields and a forest. In November 1931, the first members of the Ustashe terrorist organisation arrived. The camp started out as a sort of commune, a refuge for fugitive members of the Ustashe group who had recently escaped from Yugoslavia. After months
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John H. McMasters
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Personal life
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Marie from September 1960 to the time of his death. Together, they had two children.
John served for five years on the Vashon Island, Washington School Board.
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John F. Helliwell
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(OECD), Bank of Canada, the Reserve Bank of Australia, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, and the International Project Link, the latter led by Nobel Laureate, Lawrence Klein. (For a history of how central banks, and especially the Bank of Canada, developed macro econometric models in the 1960s and 1970s, see the Bank of Canada Review publication From Flapper to Bluestocking: What Happened to the Young Woman of Wellington Street?).
During his tenure at Harvard from 1991–1996 as a Mackenzie King Chair of Canadian Studies between 1991–1994, and Fulbright Fellow and Chair of the Canada Seminar 1995–1996, he conducted research
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Jonah Lomu
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1996–1998 & 1999 and the World Cup
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did not score in any of the three games.
At the 1998 Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur, he won a gold medal representing New Zealand in the Sevens Rugby event. The English rugby team came to New Zealand the following year for a two test series. Lomu played in both of the matches, scoring in the first, which was a 64–22 win in Dunedin, but not in the second test won 40–10 by the All Blacks. 1999 and the World Cup Lomu's 1999 international season kicked off with a warm-up match against New Zealand A, which was followed by a game
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Jimmy Taenaka
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Early life & Career
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Jimmy Taenaka Early life Taenaka was born in Fort Ord, California and raised in Monterey, California. His parents had immigrated from Osaka, Japan. He attended Monterey High School in Monterey, California. Taenaka was a USA Junior National Judo Champion, and represented California at USA Junior National Wrestling Championships. Career Taenaka appears on television and film both in Asia and the United States. In Singapore, he starred in the epic World War II television drama, A War Diary about the Japanese occupation of Singapore, where he also received a nomination at the Asian Television Awards in 2002 for Best Drama Performance
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Irish Sea
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Radioactivity
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caesium being flushed out of the Irish Sea through the North Channel about a year after discharge. Measurements of technetium concentrations post-1994 has produced estimated transit times to the North Channel of around six months with peak concentrations off the northeast Irish coast occurring 18–24 months after peak discharge. Less soluble elements such as plutonium are subject to much slower redistribution. Whilst concentrations have declined in line with the reduction in discharges they are markedly higher in the eastern Irish Sea compared to the western areas. The dispersal of these elements is closely associated with sediment activity, with muddy deposits
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Iglas
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Demographics & Education & Economy
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of age. Males constituted 53% of the population and females 47%. The average literacy rate is 65%, which is higher than the national average of 59.5%. Male literacy is 73% and female literacy 57%. Education Iglas is well known place for educational institutions. Students from nearby places come to Iglas for pursuing their education. Iglas as an educational hub offers a wide range of options to students both in regular and professional colleges. The town has institutions offering primary school education to higher education in professional field such as engineering. Economy Agriculture is the primary source of income for
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Jonathan Grounds
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Bolton Wanderers (loan)
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loan for the season. He came into the first team rather sooner than anticipated after Andy Taylor suffered a calf injury, and had six weeks in the starting eleven despite what manager Phil Parkinson and his staff admitted was insufficient preparation and lack of match fitness. Thereafter he came into the side infrequently, and finished the season with 15 appearances in all competitions as the team were relegated with the club in severe financial difficulty. He made his first appearance for three months in Bolton's final match of the season, in which Parkinson struggled to raise a team as several
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Ifá
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Odù Ifá & International recognition
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of all Yoruba divination systems. Ifá proverbs, stories, and poetry are not written down. Rather, they are passed down orally from one babalawo to another. International recognition The Ifá Divination system was added in 2005 by UNESCO to its list of the "Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity".
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Jobs for the Boys
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Plot
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after being told he could be made a Privy Councillor and that he would be allowed to travel to as many other countries (at the taxpayers' expense) as he wishes in order to carry out his research. It is left to the viewer to decide whether Weisel is still seeking to reduce the size of government or has accepted the quango for personal gain— or a little of both. (This is his last appearance in Yes, Minister.)
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FC Steaua București in European football
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Post-Revolution (1990-date)
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left for other clubs in the West. Gheorghe Hagi joined Real Madrid for a then club record $4.3 million fee, Marius Lăcătuș to Fiorentina, Dan Petrescu to Foggia, Silviu Lung to Logroñés, Ștefan Iovan to Brighton & Hove Albion, Tudorel Stoica to Lens and so on.
Therefore, three years followed in which the club won only a national cup in the 1991–92 season. However, a swift recovery followed and Steaua managed a six consecutive championship streak between 1992–93 and 1997–98. The club managed to reach the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup quarter-finals in 1993, when they lost on away goals to Royal Antwerp,
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Jacqui Mulville
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Education and career & Awards
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this she taught briefly at University College Winchester before moving in 2002 to Cardiff University where she replaced Professor John Evans on his retirement.
She founded Guerilla Archaeology, a Cardiff-based outreach organisation of archaeologists, scientists and artists. Awards Mulville is a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, where she gave one of the 2015 Rhind Lectures, on "Storytelling".
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João Florêncio
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João Florêncio João Florêncio is a Portuguese handball coach. He is a former coach of the Angolan national team.
He coached them at the 2015 World Women's Handball Championship.
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John Albert Bright
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Politics
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politics. Bright’s death left a vacancy in the House of Commons constituency of Birmingham Central. At the time the alliance of Liberal Unionists and Conservatives in Birmingham was delicate. The Tories wished to nominate their own candidate to fight the by-election in Birmingham Central and the Liberal Unionists, led by the charismatic Joseph Chamberlain had no desire to cede the seat to them. The Conservatives, distrusting Chamberlain’s former radicalism, immediately put forward Lord Randolph Churchill as the putative candidate but Chamberlain cleverly prevailed on Bright to step into his father’s shoes. The Birmingham Conservatives and Lord Randolph Churchill came under
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Jonah Lomu
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Health issues
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career went on hold whilst the disorder was treated. In May 2003, the NZRFU announced that Lomu had been put on dialysis three times a week due to deterioration in his kidney function. Side effects of Lomu's dialysis treatment led to severe nerve damage in his feet and legs; his doctors warned him that he faced life in a wheelchair if a kidney transplant was not performed soon. At the end of July 2004 it was reported that Lomu had indeed undergone a kidney transplant on Tuesday, 28 July, in Auckland, New Zealand. The kidney was donated by Wellington radio
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John Jenkins (American football coach)
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Head coach
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national record for most touchdown passes in a game with 11 against Eastern Washington. He completed the season with 5,140 yards and 54 touchdowns, outpacing Ware's totals from 1989, but fell short in the Heisman race, finishing fifth behind winner Ty Detmer and three others. Houston finished the season 10–1. Their only loss came against Texas. The Cougars were not allowed to go to a bowl game due to NCAA sanctions for violations under former coach Bill Yeoman. Jenkins' teams featured the nation's leading receiver each year from 1987 to 1992.
The Cougars started the 1991 season
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José María Imbert
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Biography
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of Fernando Valerio, Ángel Antonio Reyes, and José María López. Imbert’s role on the Battle of Santiago was crucial for the crushing victory over the Haitian Army. In 1845, Imbert being a lieutenant of Francisco Antonio Salcedo, he fought the Haitians in Beler defeating them again. Finished that campaign, he rejoined Moca, as Commander of Arms. From there he went to the same office at Puerto Plata, where he died in 1847.
He is buried at the Cathedral of Santiago, along with other heroes of the Independence and the Restoration Wars.
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Jonah Lomu
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Retirement & International tries & Playing style
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recently been hospitalised for over a week due to his failing kidney. International tries Lomu scored tries against every major test playing nation in World Rugby except South Africa (12 matches) and Wales (3 matches). In his career, Lomu scored eight tries against England—more than any other All Black. Lomu set a record of 15 tries in World Cup tournaments, which was equalled by South African Bryan Habana in 2015. Playing style Lomu had a unique combination of power, size and speed that made him devastating with the ball in hand. He weighed 120 kg and was 1.96 metres tall, but
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Janka-Puszta
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Background
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of preparation, Gustav Perčec began to actively seek members to join the camp. In co-operation with the Hungarian authorities, Ustashe fugitives crossing the Yugoslav-Hungarian border were interviewed by Hungarian police and their details were passed onto Percec. After it was confirmed a fugitive was not a Yugoslav spy, the Hungarian police would take them to the camp and would be provided a false name and acceptance into the camp.
Those living at the training camp partook in regimented programs. Alongside Croatian nationalism indoctrination, Ustashe members took part in military training and also, conducted duties to keep the camp running. The
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John Horton Conway
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Conway and Martin Gardner
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managed to explain Conway's surreal numbers.
Conway was probably the most important member of Martin Gardner's Mathematical Grapevine. He
regularly visited Gardner and often wrote him long letters summarizing his recreational research. In a 1976 visit Gardner pretty much held him prisoner for a week, pumping him for information on the Penrose tilings which had just been announced. Conway had discovered many (if not most) of the major properties of the tilings. Gardner used these results when he introduced the world to Penrose tiles in his January 1977 column. The cover of that issue of Scientific American features
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Johannes Bilberg
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Johannes Bilberg Johannes Bilberg (17 November 1646 – 11 March 1717) was a Swedish theologian, professor and bishop. As a professor he was involved in the controversy over Cartesianism.
He was the son of school principal and vicar Jonas Amberni and his wife Ingrid Denckert. At the age of thirteen Bilberg started studying at Uppsala University. After he graduated with Bachelor of Arts, he took employment as a tutor for a young baron named Ulf Bonde on a trip around the continent of Europe when they visited royal courts and universities. When he returned home in 1677 he was named professor
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Jesse Dylan
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Personal life & "Yes We Can"
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Image Limited, and Lenny Kravitz.
Dylan is married to Susan Traylor and has two children, Pablo (born 1995, named after Pablo Neruda) and Feury Mae, also known as Mae Mae. "Yes We Can" In 2008, he directed the will.i.am Emmy Award winning music video "Yes We Can," inspired by Barack Obama's campaign for president. The film was created in three days, and featured over 30 celebrity supporters singing then-Candidate Barack Obama’s New Hampshire Primary concession speech. Originally posted on YouTube, “Yes We Can” received over 26 million views just days after its release, and was recognized by AdAge in 2012
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Jerome Messam
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Calgary Stampeders
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yards. Combined, he played and started in 17 games, rushing for 1,006 yards on 163 carries, marking the second time in his career that he had eclipsed the 1,000-yard rushing mark. His 6.2-yard rushing average led all starting running backs. He also had a career-high 53 receptions for 497 yards, all of which earned him his second Western All-Star award. Cornish retired during the following off-season, paving the way for Messam to become the team's full-time starter. On the night before 2016 free agency, Messam re-signed with the Stampeders on February 9, 2016.
As the new full-time starter for the Stamps
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John DiMaio
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New Jersey Assembly
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Karrow. Karrow had earlier won a special election convention for the right to succeed Congressman Leonard Lance, who resigned from the Senate after his election to the U.S. House of Representatives. At the special election convention, DiMaio defeated Erik Peterson and Matt Holt, both members of the Hunterdon County Board of Chosen Freeholders. On the first ballot, the totals were: DiMaio 129, Peterson 104, and Holt 56. On the second runoff ballot, the totals were: DiMaio 153 and Peterson 141. DiMaio was sworn into office on March 16, 2009. He was assigned to serve as a member of the Agriculture
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Japanese eel
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Life history and habitat
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Japanese eel Life history and habitat The Japanese eel and other anguillid eels live in fresh water and estuaries where they feed and grow as yellow eels for a number of years before they begin to mature and become silver eels. The silver eels then migrate out of fresh water into the ocean and start their long journey to their spawning area. Adult Japanese eels migrate thousands of kilometers from freshwater rivers in East Asia to their spawning area without feeding. The spawning area of this species was discovered in 1991 by collecting small leptocephali about 10 mm in size,
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Jamnik, Kranj
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Church
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Jamnik, Kranj Church The local church just outside the village, dedicated to Saints Primus and Felician, is built at an impressive location on a hill overlooking most of the northern part of the Ljubljana Basin with the Julian Alps as a backdrop towards the northwest and the Kamnik–Savinja Alps towards the east.
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Jim Lewis (novelist)
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the UK as well, and individually translated into several languages, including French, Norwegian, Portuguese, and Greek.
In addition to his novels, he has written extensively on the visual arts, for dozens of magazines, from Artforum and Parkett to Harper's Bazaar; and contributed to 20 artist monographs, for museums around the world, among them, Richard Prince at The Whitney Museum of American Art, Jeff Koons at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Christopher Wool at The Los Angeles Museum of Art, and a Larry Clark retrospective at the Musee d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris.
He has also written criticism and
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Estoria de España
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Worldview
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in such a way as to inspire in the readers behaviors sought by the monarchy. The Estoria elaborates a moral basis for the king and his designs by furnishing positive and negative examples to his subjects—at least those who had access to books. Though that was a relatively small proportion of the populace, it was a relatively large proportion of the often rebellious nobility. For example, the narration of the fall of the Visigoths provides an occasion to denounce the evil of internal wars. This history of Spain written in Castilian court served also to support the Neogothic ideology the
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Ifá
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History
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mother of Onibogi, the 8th Alaafin of Oyo who introduced Oyo to Ifá in the late 1400s. She initiated the Alado of Ato and conferred on him the rites to initiate others. The Alado, in turn, initiated the priests of Oyo and that was how Ifá came to be in the Oyo empire. Odinani suggests that Dahomey Kings noted that the system of Afá was brought by a diviner known as Gogo from eastern Nigeria.
Orunmila came to establish an oral literary corpus incorporating stories and experiences of priests and their clients along with the results. This odu corpus emerges
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Jean Mirailhet
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Jean Mirailhet Jean Mirailhet ca. 1394? - before 8 October 1457) was a French painter. He was presumably born in Montpellier, worked from about 1418 in Marseille and Nice, where he became a citizen in 1432, and died in Nice.
In 1400, Jean Mirailhet is the dean of the guild of painters and glaziers in Montpellier. It is not clear whether this is the same person, a relative, or an unrelated person.
Documents relating to Jean Mirailhet refer to three altar pieces that were ordered but are now lost, and in 1437 a banner for the guild of weavers of Aix-en-Provence. The
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Jonah Lomu
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Personal life
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of his death he was living with Nadene and their children, Brayley and Dhyreille.
Lomu was a member of the Champions for Peace club, a group of 54 famous elite athletes committed to serving peace in the world through sport, created by Peace and Sport, a Monaco-based international organisation. In 2012, Lomu and Nadene became members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
In 1996, McDonald's New Zealand named a burger after Lomu, temporarily rebranding the McFeast burger line (called "Mega Feast" in New Zealand) as the "Jonah Burger".
On 9 April 2007, Lomu appeared on New Zealand's version of This
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Jharia Gujarati Hindi High School
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History
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Jharia Gujarati Hindi High School History The school was established in the year 1905 by Gujarati population living in Dhanbad and Jharia to impart education of Gujarati language along with English education to their children. It was named as Jharia Anglo-Gujarati School. The school was founded mainly from the funds donated by Kutchi railway contractors and coal miners belonging to the Mistri community with leadership of Seth Khora Ramji and others. Seth Khora Ramji remained as school's chief trustee and founder patron till 1920. After establishment of the school, the other Gujarati community from Dhanbad coalfields also came for expansion
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John Rawlings (priest)
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John Rawlings (priest) John Edmund Frank Rawlings (born 15 April 1947) is an Anglican priest. He was the Archdeacon of Totnes until 2014.
Rawlings was educated at Godalming Grammar School and trained for the priesthood at King's College London (spending his final year at St Augustine's College, Canterbury) and ordained in 1971. After curacies at Rainham and Burgh Heath he was a naval chaplain until 1992. He was vicar of St Eustachius' Church, Tavistock from 1992 to 2005, and Archdeacon of Totnes from 2005 until 2014, when he retired.
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John Yorkston
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Biography
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to the last two for the role of "The Green Cross Code Man" eventually losing out to Dave Prowse of Darth Vader fame. Other unsuccessful auditions included the role as "Hunny Monster" alongside veteran comic actor Henry Magee. His biggest success as a thespian was in the role of "Herman Munster" in the Lochgelly Theatre Company's pantomime hit "Munster Family Christmas" in 1982. A close friend of the comedian Bobby Davro it was Davro who suggested Yorkston leave his show business aspirations behind and become a civil servant a role which Davro thought he would be ideal for. Yorkston was
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John Cunliffe (author)
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Biography
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Kendal, Westmorland; where the small towns and villages of that area would provide the inspiration for his most famous character, Postman Pat. 'Greendale', where the character and series is set, is based on the valley of Longsleddale, near Kendal. Cunliffe worked for many years as a librarian, and also as a teacher at Castle Park Primary School. He gave up teaching in 1988 in order to write new episodes for a new series of Postman Pat.
Cunliffe was commissioned by the BBC to write Postman Pat, which was produced by Ivor Wood and first aired in 1981. He created Pat and
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John Hughes (footballer, born 1855)
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Football career
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recorded as scoring three goals between them in a football match in Aberystwyth. Along with their elder brother, Arthur, the three men endeavoured to create a football club in the town, although it was not until October 1884 that the present club was formed, after Arthur placed an advertisement in the local press seeking "Gentlemen wishing to join the (Aberystwyth Football) Club".
Jack Hughes was captain of the local side until he moved away in 1879. Hughes was described as the "first exponent of the association game" in Aberystwyth and it was later said of him:
The pre-eminence of Jack Hughes
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Ivan Đaja
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Public image
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in Yugoslavia after his fallout with Tito.
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Jocky Robertson
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Jocky Robertson Jocky Robertson (1926–2004) was a Scottish football goalkeeper, who played for Armadale Thistle, Third Lanark and Berwick Rangers.
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Isoroku (film)
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Reception
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of propaganda", the 2011 film "doesn’t fall into that trap". Ronnie Scheib from Variety characterised the film as "Izuru Narushima's well-crafted, rather old-fashioned and unquestioning elegy" to Yamamoto, which "succeeds where many biopics fail in fully integrating the private man and the public figure".
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Joel Tudor
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Publications & Documentaries
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Hewlett. Additional text was written by C.R. Stecyk. Documentaries Joel Tudor is featured in the art film "Surf Movie: reels 1- 14" shot in 8mm by Michael Halsband, as well as The Seedling, Sprout, and "The Present" surfing films all shot in 16mm film by Thomas Campbell. Tudor also features in a large number of other surf films including Longer, One California Day and Riding Waves.
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John Baker (general)
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Portrait & General John Baker Complex – HQJOC
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The portrait (1997) hangs at the RAE's School of Military Engineering in Sydney, but was also used at General Baker's funeral in Canberra at the Royal Military College, Duntroon in 2007. General John Baker Complex – HQJOC On 7 March 2009 the Prime Minister of Australia, Kevin Rudd, officially opened the "General John Baker Complex", housing the Headquarters Joint Operations Command (HQJOC) from which joint command of the Australian Defence Force is exercised by the Chief of Joint Operations (CJOPS). The complex is some 25 km from the national capital, Canberra, on the Kings Highway about half-way between the towns
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History of the Irish Guards
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1916-17: The Battle of the Somme and Passchendaele
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soon called into the fray at the Battle of Flers–Courcelette where they suffered severe casualties in the attack in the face of withering fire from the German machine-guns. The battalion then went on to take part in the Battle of Morval. They were involved in the capture of the northern part of the village on the 25 September and were relieved the following day by the 2nd Irish Guards. The 1st Irish Guards suffered quite heavily during the Morval engagement with over 250 casualties. The 2nd Irish Guards fought until 28 September when they too were relieved and entered into
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John Albert Bright
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Family and education
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John Albert Bright John Albert Bright (1848 – 11 November 1924) was an English industrialist and Liberal Unionist and Liberal politician. Family and education J A Bright was the eldest son of the Liberal reformer, orator and statesman, John Bright. His family were steeped in Radical and reforming politics. His father’s brother, Jacob Bright was Liberal MP for different seats in Manchester between 1867-1895. His aunt was Priscilla Bright McLaren (1815-1906) a dedicated campaigner for women’s rights and the wife of Duncan McLaren the Liberal MP for Edinburgh from 1865-1881. His brother, William Leatham Bright (1851-1910), was Liberal
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Hydraecia micacea
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Technical description and variation
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Hydraecia micacea Technical description and variation Forewing pale greyish ochreous, or dark grey, or brownish grey with strong rufous tinge; the median area darker, suffused with olive brownish, except along costa and inner margin, especially between median shade and outer line, the paler ground colour showing only in the terminal third; inner and outer lines brown; the inner excurved below middle, the outer oblique inwards, curved only below costa, generally followed by a paler, sometimes whitish line; upper stigmata large, of the ground colour, with fine brown outline; a dark median shade; submarginal line very variable, sometimes preceded by a
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Jonathan Grounds
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Middlesbrough and loans
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but was an unused substitute as their relegation to the Championship was confirmed.
Southgate selected Grounds to start the opening match of the new season. The team kept four consecutive clean sheets, and he continued in the side for several weeks, either at left back or, after the sale of Robert Huth, at centre back. The Evening Gazette suggested that "battling full-backs Tony McMahon and Jonathan Grounds, who both have some experience at this level and appear to have a more physical approach have been picked ahead of the more silky but at times suspect duo of Justin Hoyte and Andrew
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Josef and Ctirad Mašín
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Books and documentaries
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which were not mentioned in the official chronicle of the Volkspolizei. He started interviewing local people and found them reluctant to talk about the "Czechs' War". As long as the GDR existed, files on the manhunt were top secret. Mittmann went to Prague where he acquired a leaked copy of the RFE interviews, made by employees of Prague Broadcasting Service, studied exhibits of the Prague Police Museum, which included the Czechoslovak police records on the Mašín's police station raids and also viewed the papers of the late author of "Mrtví nemluví" (Dead do not talk). Only after the Reunification of
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Howard the Duck
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Powers and abilities & Amalgam Comics & Marvel Zombies
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coils, a chest-mounted searchlight, and flamethrowers in both arms. Amalgam Comics In the Amalgam Comics universe, Howard the Duck is fused with Lobo to become Lobo the Duck. This character is featured in its own one-shot comic book which (like almost all of the other Amalgam Comics) "falsely" implied that the one-shot was a continuation of multiple other, pre-existing Lobo The Duck stories.
In the letters page of Bat-Thing #1, there was mention of a fictional upcoming 'special issue' featuring Howard the Mxyzptlk, presumably a merging of Howard with Mister Mxyzptlk. Marvel Zombies An alternate version of Howard the Duck becomes
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Homosexuality in ancient Egypt
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Horus and Seth & Ancient Egyptian views
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homosexuality is that the act was of same-sex nature. But some scholars are not so sure and point out that Seth was often credited with alternative sexual interests. Ancient Egyptian views It remains unclear what exact view the ancient Egyptians fostered about homosexuality. Any documents or literature that contain stories involving sexual acts never name the nature of the sexual deeds but instead use flowery and euphemistic paraphrases. While the stories about Seth and his sexual behavior may reveal rather negative thoughts and views, the tomb inscription of Nyankh-khnum and Khnum-hotep may instead suggest that homosexuality was likewise accepted. Ancient
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John Sweetman
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Political career
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recently vacated by the Eastern Dakota. On 27 December 1881 The Times published an article from 'a correspondent' (who may have been Sweetman himself) about 'An Irish Colony. Currie, Murray County, Minnesota'. The article explained that John Sweetman was the Managing Director of the Irish-American Colonization Company, "the principal organizer and practical director of the emigration...in order to make the most profitable selection of lands Mr Sweetman travelled through and carefully examined the States of Dakota and Minnesota, and also Manitoba, and finally purchased some 20,000 acres (80 km²) of prairie land situated in Murray County ...".
Unfortunately the colonisation project
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Jerningham wine cooler
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History
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elder brother of the famous Meissen porcelain modeller). When asked by Henry Jernegan to pay the final bill for the cistern, however, Meynell refused and in 1737, Jernegan offered the cooler as a lottery prize. The smallest prizes in the lottery were specially struck medals about five or six shillings each. The winner, Major William Battine of East Marden, Sussex, appears to have sold the cooler to the regent Grand Duchess Anna Leopoldovna of Russia in 1738. Since 1743 the cooler has been in the Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg.
An electrotype (silver on copper core) copy was made during the Victorian
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History of the MBTA
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Formation and commuter rail takeovers
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through 1976, but with major cutbacks in service and coverage area. Since then, many of these lines have seen service return, most notably the Old Colony Railroad (NYNH&H) lines to the South Shore.
By 1964, commuter rail service to Worcester was being provided. In 1965, the Boston and Maine Railroad started receiving MBTA subsidies for its commuter service. In 1973, the MBTA bought most of its present-day commuter rail trackage from the Boston and Maine Railroad and Penn Central (into which the New York Central Railroad and the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad had merged). It also purchased rolling
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Israel Baseball League
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Hitting & Pitching
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in October to minor league deals by the New York Yankees. Third baseman Gregg Raymundo, who hit .292 in 7 minor league seasons and played for the Texas Rangers' and Pittsburgh Pirates' AAA teams, was a close second in batting with a .459 batting average. Pitching One of the leading pitchers was Juan Feliciano of Beit Shemesh, who had pitched for the 2005–06 Hiroshima Carp in Japan. He was 7–1, with a 1.97 ERA, and in 50.1 innings gave up only 28 hits while striking out 73. 6' 5" lefthander Aaron Pribble of Tel Aviv was 7–2, with a league-leading
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Joe Martin (writer)
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Artistic career
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The Ghost Sonata at Metro Stage (then American Showcase Theatre), and produced three Strindberg one-acts at Source Theatre and Karl XII in a staged reading at the Shakespeare Theatre Company. He would later serve as dramaturg/consultant for Michael Kahn's production of Peer Gynt in 1998.
Martin's professional directing and producing credits for Open Theatre/CITE and Open Theatre/TUTA over 15 years included some of his own plays and adaptations: an epic play about the guillotine, Anatole's Lover: The Receiver; Parabola: Tales of the Wise and the Idiots (a dance theatre work choreographed by Anne Bassen); The Match Girl's SNOW QUEEN—created with DC
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Irish Sea
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Cardigan Bay Basin & Dalkey Island Exploration Prospect
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that terminated primary hydrocarbon generation was probably around the end of the Cretaceous, or earlier if Cretaceous strata, now missing, were never deposited in the basin. Despite the Tertiary structuration, the Dragon discovery has proved that potentially commercial volumes of hydrocarbons were retained at least locally in Cardigan Bay. In addition to undrilled structural traps, the basin contains untested potential for stratigraphic entrapment of hydrocarbons near synsedimentary faults, especially in the Middle Jurassic section. Dalkey Island Exploration Prospect Previous exploration drilling in the Kish Bank Basin has confirmed the potential for petroleum generation with oil shows seen in a number
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Jack Deveraux and Jennifer Horton
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1989–90
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'The Spectator' from printing an exposé on his dirty dealings as a politician, Jack purchased a controlling share and changed his destiny. He abandoned his political goals and became a newspaperman. At first, Jack's involvement in the paper was purely intended to squelch the truth, but soon he became caught up in the actual business of reporting the truth.
Jennifer was young and fairly inexperienced in the ways of life. Although she had had many puppy-love romances, Jennifer had yet to consummate them, waiting for the 'right guy'. Jennifer began a college internship for Jack as a
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Jebel Akhdar (Oman)
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History
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and studied.
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Jack Deveraux and Jennifer Horton
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Backstory
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patient. Kayla became sick when Harper began poisoning her, and Steve saved her life. Steve told Kayla why he had pushed her away and then the two began an affair, with plans to end her marriage to Jack after his election. Jack found out about the affair and was enraged by Kayla's constant rebuffs and promises that she would one day be ready. When he was rebuffed again, he showed her the pictures and then he raped her in a violent rage.
In the ensuing months, he descended full-time into his anger and let it shape and define
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Janet Stewart, Lady Fleming
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Court life
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been captured during the war of the Rough Wooing.
In October 1552, Janet's situation in Scotland was described by Mary of Guise in a letter written to her brother, the Cardinal of Lorraine. There had been talk of marrying Janet off to Henri Cleutin, Guise's military advisor. Although one of Janet's daughters had informed Mary of Guise that her mother did not wish to leave Scotland, Guise knew that Janet had discussed leaving Scotland with the Governor, Regent Arran, and wanted to see Henry II that winter. Guise told the Cardinal to reassure Catherine de' Medici, the queen of France, that
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Jorge Castano
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Career
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Pro Wrestling, before returning to the Frontier Wrestling Alliance. He also helped the promotion in its "Civil War" against the IPW:UK.
On October 22, 2006, in IPW:UK Extreme Measures 3, Castano was part of the Extreme Measures Tournament Final No Rules Four Way Dance, alongside with Leroy Kincaid, Aviv Maayan and Pac, which was finally won by Leroy Kincaid.
On December 2, 2014, Castano took part in Athletic Club Wrestling promotion, based in Germany, on ACW Universe Brawl, where participated in a tournament for the ACW German Championship. In semifinals, he defeated Dean Jazzman thanks to the interference of Steve Morocco. Later,
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Jerome Messam
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BC Lions & Edmonton Eskimos
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touchdowns in the same against the Toronto Argonauts on September 11, 2010. Overall, Messam played in 17 games while carrying the ball 23 times for 93 yards and two touchdowns. Edmonton Eskimos During Lions training camp, June 19, 2011, Messam was traded to the Edmonton Eskimos for a fifth round draft pick in the 2013 CFL Draft. Messam became the starting running back for the Eskimos in the 2011 CFL season. He became the first non-import player to rush for over 1,000 yards in a season since Sean Millington in 2000. Messam was named the Outstanding Canadian in July and
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John Pendlebury
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Epilogue
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line of "Adonaïs: An Elegy on the Death of John Keats" by Percy Bysshe Shelley.
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John Pendlebury
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The "vigorous romantic"
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own hand, spoke Greek like a true Cretan, could make up mantinadas all night long, and could drink any Cretan under the table."
These two quotes together comprise an explanation of why Pendlebury, a man of no military experience, chose to leave archaeology at the peak of his career to assume a difficult and dangerous role in the defence of Greece. Antony Beevor, historian of the Battle of Crete, attributes to Pendlebury the same conventional motive often attributed to British partisans of Hellenic causes starting with the Greek War of Independence in the early 19th century:
"Although an archaeologist, and an Old
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Josef and Ctirad Mašín
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The resistance group and its actions
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from a quarry. They planned to blow up a uranium train with these explosives, or possibly President Gottwald's personal train.
The last action before their escape was the "Night of Great Fires". In several Moravian villages Václav Švéda and Ctirad Mašín placed incendiary composition with time fuses into straw stacks. They all lit up in the middle of the night. The action was a protest against the Socialist collectivization of agriculture. At that time, even straw was in short supply, so the Mašíns' intention was not only spreading "shock and awe" but really harming the economy of the agricultural collectives. A
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Jon Wurster
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Early music career
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The Hit Factory has been cited by Wurster as crucial to his development as a drummer. A cross-country tour to Los Angeles to find a record deal proved unsuccessful, and the Carneys broke up in August 1991. Andy York, the guitarist on the final tour, would go on to play with John Mellencamp. The Right Profile's 1986-87 lineup reformed for a benefit show in August of 2018 at the Cat's Cradle in Chapel Hill.
Wurster moved to Chapel Hill in March of 1991 and joined the band Superchunk in October just before the release of its second album, No Pocky for
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Friedrich von Hassel
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Provenance & Military career
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Friedrich von Hassel Provenance Friedrich Julius Hassel was born in Hamm, a flourishing town in the western part of Prussia, with strong mining and manufacturing sectors. Friedrich Julius was the son of the lawyer Heinrich Wilhelm Hassel and his wife, Marianne Friederike (born Marianne Friederike von Rappard). Heinrich Wilhelm Hassel was a senior legal official (Geheimer Justizrat) at the Hamm District Court. Military career Hassel attended the Secondary school in Hamm ("Gymnasium Hammonense"), passing his school final exams in 1853. In October of that same year he joined the Second Battalion of the
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Henri Temianka
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Career
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soloist in concertos including the Beethoven and Mozart A major.
His appearances as violin soloist and guest conductor in Europe and both North and South America were interrupted by World War II, during which he became a senior editor in the U.S. Office of War Information. Because of his fluency in four languages (English, French, German and Dutch), he translated and edited sensitive documents. Through a combination of his bureaucratic connections there and contacts from his international performing career, and with assistance from HIAS, he was able to secure the release of his parents from the Nazi concentration camp
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Jedi Search
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Summary
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has effectively declared war on the New Republic, he panics. When combined with the fact that he thinks Solo knows he was the one that ratted out he and Chewbacca to the Imperials (the result of which was that Solo was forced to dump his cargo on the Kessel Run; Jabba the Hutt then placed the bounty on his head mentioned in Episode IV), Doole decides the best course is to place the two prisoners in his mines as slave laborers where they will no doubt perish soon. In the mines, the two, with the aid of a young
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Jane White
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1970s-2011 (death) & Personal life
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the first African-American actresses to play a role under contract on soap operas when she originated the role of Lyndia Holliday, R. N. on The Edge of Night. In 1998, she played the schoolteacher Lady Jones in the movie version of Toni Morrison's Beloved. From 1979-80, White starred in a self-written, one-woman cabaret show entitled Jane White, Who?, which interspersed autobiographical anecdotes and personal reminiscence with songs. As recently as 2006, she continued to perform occasionally in cabaret theater. Personal life White attended Smith College beginning in the early 1940s. At the beginning of her freshman year, a fellow student
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Jorge Andrade
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Juventus & Management
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he stated he hoped to return playing at the highest level.
On 8 April 2009, Juventus and Andrade reached an agreement and the player's remaining contract was cancelled, leaving him free to find another team. After being released he went on trial with Málaga CF, but was not offered a deal eventually; in early February 2010, he was scheduled to undergo a trial with Toronto FC in Canada, but failed to report. Management On 9 April 2015, Andrade was named assistant to Pedro Hipólito at hometown club Atlético Clube de Portugal, then struggling in the Segunda Liga. He took his first
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Intersex rights in Germany
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Claims for compensation & Christiane Völling case & Michaela Raab case
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Elimination of Discrimination against Women in February 2017, the German government said that a compensation fund for victims of intersex genital mutilation is under discussion. Christiane Völling case In Germany in 2011, Christiane Völling won what may be the first successful case against non-consensual "normalizing" medical treatment. The surgeon was ordered to pay €100,000 in damages after a legal battle that began in 2007, thirty years after the removal of her reproductive organs. Michaela Raab case In 2015, Michaela Raab sued doctors in Nuremberg, Germany who failed to properly advise her. Doctors stated that they "were only acting according to
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