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Brendan Taman	[ [ "Brendan Taman", "occupation", "General manager" ] ]	Canadian football manager	Taman worked with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, first as assistant general manager (1999–2004) and then as general manager (2004–2009). Under his direction, the Blue Bombers had a 39-50-1 record and made an appearance in 95th Grey Cup. Taman was moved from the GM position to the position of Vice President of Player Person...	[]
Brendan Taman	[ [ "Brendan Taman", "occupation", "General manager" ] ]	Canadian football manager	personnel Joe Womack, Taman handled the day-to-day operations of the team while general manager Eric Tillman was on paid administrative leave following sexual assault allegations. Tillman resigned on January 8, 2010 and on January 22, Taman was named as his replacement as general manager. On August 31, 2015, after the ...	[]
Delancey Street	[ [ "Delancey Street", "instance of", "Album" ] ]	album by Rachael Sage	Show Something Is Missing" on their album Hannah. "Delancey Street trembles beneath/as you rise to meet the day". The Desi Arnaz film "Cuban Pete" has the line "They call me Sally Sweet, I'm the Queen of Delancey Street". The song "Sunken-Eyed Girl" off of the album Haughty Melodic by Mike Doughty is about a "sunken-ey...	[]
Delancey Street	[ [ "Delancey Street", "performer", "Rachael Sage" ], [ "Delancey Street", "instance of", "Album" ] ]	album by Rachael Sage	stumbling". The cover of Jesse Malin's solo debut album in 2002, The Fine Art of Self Destruction was filmed at the Delancey Street subway station. Regina Spektor mentions Delancey Street in her song "That Time", from the 2006 release Begin to Hope: "Hey, remember that time I found a human tooth, down on Delancey?" Rac...	[]
Home Is Such a Lonely Place	[ [ "Home Is Such a Lonely Place", "performer", "Blink-182" ], [ "Home Is Such a Lonely Place", "publication date", "2017" ], [ "Home Is Such a Lonely Place", "producer", "John Feldmann" ] ]	single by blink-182	"Home Is Such a Lonely Place" is a song recorded by American rock band Blink-182 for the group's seventh studio album, California (2016). The song was released as the third and final single from California on April 18, 2017, and the band's last to be released through BMG. It is a ballad with a finger-picked guitar and ...	[]
Home Is Such a Lonely Place	[ [ "Home Is Such a Lonely Place", "producer", "John Feldmann" ] ]	single by blink-182	home. The song was written by Hoppus, Feldmann, drummer Travis Barker, guitarist Matt Skiba, and songwriter David Hodges. The song has peaked at number 32 on Billboard Alternative Songs chart. Its music video shows the band members relaxing with family and friends before heading out on tour. Despite the fact that it wa...	[]
Home Is Such a Lonely Place	[ [ "Home Is Such a Lonely Place", "publication date", "2017" ] ]	single by blink-182	the time of its release: "I really like that lyric, because when you think about home it's supposed to be safe and comforting and fulfilling, but sometimes it can also be the worst place in the world." He described the song's tone as "kinda in the same mindset" as past Blink singles, such as "I Miss You". "Home Is Such...	[]
Home Is Such a Lonely Place	[ [ "Home Is Such a Lonely Place", "publication date", "2017" ] ]	single by blink-182	band Evanescence. Feldmann produced the song, and Zakk Cervini served as recording engineer. The song was mixed by Neal Avron. The song is largely based around a finger-picked, arpeggiated guitar line, strings, and a snare drum roll. Hoppus sings the verses, with guitarist Matt Skiba singing the chorus and providing ba...	[]
Home Is Such a Lonely Place	[ [ "Home Is Such a Lonely Place", "producer", "John Feldmann" ] ]	single by blink-182	8mm film, of the trio and their family and friends as they prepare to head out on tour. The description for the video states it was among the most easy music videos to film, as well as most honest and personal. Personnel Credits adapted from the album's liner notes.Blink-182Mark Hoppus – vocals, bass guitar Matt Skiba ...	[]
7.5 Fuyu Fuyu Morning Musume Mini!	[ [ "7.5 Fuyu Fuyu Morning Musume Mini!", "performer", "Morning Musume" ], [ "7.5 Fuyu Fuyu Morning Musume Mini!", "producer", "Tsunku" ], [ "7.5 Fuyu Fuyu Morning Musume Mini!", "genre", "J-pop" ] ]	2006 min-album by Morning Musume	is the first mini-album to be released by the J-pop idol group Morning Musume. Overview It was released on December 13, 2006. The album was released in two versions– a standard edition, containing only the CD (with a photocard included with the first press editions), and a limited edition containing a bonus DVD. This m...	[]
7.5 Fuyu Fuyu Morning Musume Mini!	[ [ "7.5 Fuyu Fuyu Morning Musume Mini!", "performer", "Morning Musume" ] ]	2006 min-album by Morning Musume	was added to the track list. Since eighth-generation member Aika Mitsui did not officially join the group until December 10, three days before the EP was released, she did not participate in the recording. The EP features five tracks by solo and or smaller combinations of band members, the second Morning Musume non-sin...	[]
John Griesemer	[ [ "John Griesemer", "occupation", "Actor" ] ]	American writer and actor	John Griesemer (born 5 December 1947 in Elizabeth, New Jersey) is an American author, journalist, and actor. He lives with his wife Faith Catlin and two children in New Hampshire. He is best known for his novel Signal and Noise. Life John Griesemer graduated from the Pingry School in New Jersey and Dickinson College in...	[]
John Griesemer	[ [ "John Griesemer", "place of birth", "New York City" ] ]	American writer and actor	playing everything from Romeo in Romeo and Juliet to children's theater. This way he came to the theater and the movies. After moving to New York City in 1977 he studied acting with Robert Lewis. He acted in the films Malcolm X, Days of Thunder and The Crucible, along with the miniseries The Langoliers. He also wrote s...	[]
Fanny Corri-Paltoni	[ [ "Fanny Corri-Paltoni", "voice type", "Soprano" ], [ "Fanny Corri-Paltoni", "given name", "Frances" ], [ "Fanny Corri-Paltoni", "place of birth", "Edinburgh" ] ]	Scottish singer	Fanny Corri-Paltoni (1801 – 13 July 1861) was a celebrated British operatic soprano active in Europe between 1818 and 1835. It was said that she possessed a voice of remarkable beauty and that she had a fine singing technique. She particularly excelled in the operas of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Gioachino Rossini. Bio...	[ "Frances Corri", "Fanny Corri", "Frances Corri-Paltoni" ]
Fanny Corri-Paltoni	[ [ "Fanny Corri-Paltoni", "occupation", "Singer" ] ]	Scottish singer	Another triumph came on 4 May 1820 when she sang Amenaide in the London premiere of Rossini's Tancredi. She was also a regular performer in the Philharmonic Society concerts from 1818 to 1821. In the early to mid-1820s, Corri-Paltoni participated in several successful concert tours of Germany, Italy and Spain. While in...	[ "Frances Corri", "Fanny Corri", "Frances Corri-Paltoni" ]
Fanny Corri-Paltoni	[ [ "Fanny Corri-Paltoni", "occupation", "Singer" ] ]	Scottish singer	in the world premiere of Gaetano Donizetti's Le convenienze ed inconvenienze teatrali at the Teatro Nuovo in Naples; after which she was committed to the opera house in Madrid for the remainder of that year. On 12 January 1828, Corri-Paltoni sang in the premiere of Luigi Ricci's Ulisse in Itaca at the Teatro di San Car...	[ "Frances Corri", "Fanny Corri", "Frances Corri-Paltoni" ]
Park Cities Presbyterian Church	[ [ "Park Cities Presbyterian Church", "located in the administrative territorial entity", "Dallas" ] ]	church in TX , USA	Park Cities Presbyterian Church (PCPC) is a Presbyterian Church in America megachurch in Dallas, Texas with about 5,500 members. It is member of the North Texas Presbytery of the PCA. History PCPC's origins started out of a failed attempt by Highland Park Presbyterian Church to withdraw from the Presbyterian Church (U....	[]
Park Cities Presbyterian Church	[ [ "Park Cities Presbyterian Church", "located in the administrative territorial entity", "Dallas" ] ]	church in TX , USA	of its membership, resulting decreased tithing, budgetary belt-tightening and downsizing at the church complex on University Boulevard. Many who left Highland Park were elders and deacons and the majority of Sunday school teachers. Morale among who stayed underwent its own slump. First senior pastor of Park Cities cong...	[]
Park Cities Presbyterian Church	[ [ "Park Cities Presbyterian Church", "country", "United States" ], [ "Park Cities Presbyterian Church", "located in the administrative territorial entity", "Dallas" ] ]	church in TX , USA	itself as evangelical, evangelistic, Reformed, confessional, covenental, Presbyterian and Kingdom centered. The Westminster Confession of Faith is the official standard. Missions Park Cities Presbyterian Church is involved in several home mission efforts including the Southwest church Planting Network of the PCA which ...	[]
1981 Scottish Masters	[ [ "1981 Scottish Masters", "part of", "Scottish Masters" ], [ "1981 Scottish Masters", "location", "Kelvin Hall" ], [ "1981 Scottish Masters", "location", "Glasgow" ], [ "1981 Scottish Masters", "winner", "Jimmy White" ], [ "1981 Scottish Masters",...	snooker tournament	The 1981 Scottish Masters was the 1981 edition of the professional invitational snooker tournament, which took place from 22 to 25 September 1981. The tournament was played at the Kelvin Hall in Glasgow, Scotland, and featured nine professional players. Jimmy White won the first title of his professional career, beatin...	[]
Richie Rosati	[ [ "Richie Rosati", "place of birth", "Philadelphia" ], [ "Richie Rosati", "occupation", "Songwriter" ], [ "Richie Rosati", "occupation", "Actor" ], [ "Richie Rosati", "country of citizenship", "United States" ] ]	American actor and musician	Richie Rosati is an American recording artist, songwriter, television host, and actor, who was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Biography Richie Rosati is an American recording artist, songwriter, ASCAP Music Publisher, television host, and actor. His songs air on radio stations in the United States and o...	[]
Richie Rosati	[ [ "Richie Rosati", "place of birth", "Philadelphia" ] ]	American actor and musician	demo caught the attention of DJ Vinny Lombardi back in Rosati's hometown Philadelphia. Lombardi was a radio DJ for WPWT 91.7 FM Dance Radio and the first radio station dj to spin Rosati's music on commercial radio airwaves. When Rosati's talent agency relocated their offices to New York City, Rosati headed back east wi...	[]
Richie Rosati	[ [ "Richie Rosati", "place of birth", "Philadelphia" ] ]	American actor and musician	and Music Director Pam Grund at WIOQ FM RADIO, the commercial version of Fast & Nasty Girl made it onto the airwaves of Philadelphia’s most popular dance radio station WIOQ. Rosati began doing promotional club performances for the station to promote the song. From the airplay Rosati received on that station, and with t...	[]
Richie Rosati	[ [ "Richie Rosati", "place of birth", "Philadelphia" ], [ "Richie Rosati", "country of citizenship", "United States" ] ]	American actor and musician	on releasing two Philadelphia sports team songs. "Fightin' Phils", a tribute to the Philadelphia Phillies which aired on radio during their World Series win and featured on Fox TV and Philly.com. His second sports song for the Philadelphia Flyers titled "Broad Street Bullies" generated over 40,000 hits on YouTube in on...	[]
Emile Garcke	[ [ "Emile Garcke", "date of birth", "1856" ], [ "Emile Garcke", "family name", "Garcke" ], [ "Emile Garcke", "occupation", "Engineer" ] ]	English industrialist	Emile Oscar Garcke (1856 – 14 November 1930) was a naturalised British electrical engineer, industrial, commercial and political entrepreneur managing director of the British Electric Traction Company (BET), and early author on accounting. who is noted for writing the earliest standard text on cost accounting in 1887. ...	[]
Emile Garcke	[ [ "Emile Garcke", "family name", "Garcke" ] ]	English industrialist	a number of articles about the use of electricity for the 1911 edition of Encyclopædia Britannica for example the lemma on Electric lighting, and on the Telephone. He was also a keen publisher of electrical books, some of which were published as the “Manuals” series, such as Garcke's Manual of Electricity Supply, even ...	[]
Emile Garcke	[ [ "Emile Garcke", "family name", "Garcke" ] ]	English industrialist	He had married Alice, the daughter of John Withers, and had a son Sidney. Work Factory accounts, their principles and practice, 1887 In 1887 Garcke and the accountant John Manger Fells (1858-1925) published their book Factory accounts, their principles and practice. In the preface of the second edition they presented t...	[]
Emile Garcke	[ [ "Emile Garcke", "family name", "Garcke" ] ]	English industrialist	and new accounting methods had been written since the renaissance, Garcke and Fells specifically focussed on the cost accounting for manufacturing. The need for factory accounting In the preface of the second edition of Factory Accounts (1889) Garcke and Fells further explained about the intention of this work. It is n...	[]
Emile Garcke	[ [ "Emile Garcke", "family name", "Garcke" ] ]	English industrialist	; and with the view of rendering the book of special utility to Accountants we have not dealt with the principles and practice of accounts in so far as they apply merely to elementary and commercial book-keeping, as to do so would, in large measure, be a work of supererogation. One of the special features of this work ...	[]
Emile Garcke	[ [ "Emile Garcke", "family name", "Garcke" ] ]	English industrialist	theory practice. Garcke and Fells continued their work with methods for stock and stores accounting. Diemer (1904) considered this the most meritorious part of the work. He noted, that it shows "in complete detail a system of requisitions, purchase orders, and stores-accounting records, by means of which double-entry b...	[]
Emile Garcke	[ [ "Emile Garcke", "family name", "Garcke" ] ]	English industrialist	flow diagrams (II en IV) below. System of factory accounting Garcke and Fells presented a system of factory accounting in which overall "prime costs were passed through a series of ledger accounts from raw materials to finished goods." This concept initiated here, has hardly been improved ever since. This system makes ...	[]
Emile Garcke	[ [ "Emile Garcke", "family name", "Garcke" ] ]	English industrialist	by a series of four diagrams, visualizing the foundations of factory accounting: Garcke and Fells (1889) commented, that they hoped that "the diagrams showing the relation between Factory and Commercial books will, with the numerous specimens the book contains, render the information we have to present of service to th...	[]
Emile Garcke	[ [ "Emile Garcke", "family name", "Garcke" ] ]	English industrialist	Loss & Gain accounts (see here). Allocation of indirect costs and depreciation An important element in Garcke and Fells' method of cost accounting was the allocation of indirect costs. They "suggested allocating the 'indirect costs' of producing a good proportionally to the amount of labour and materials costs used to ...	[]
Emile Garcke	[ [ "Emile Garcke", "family name", "Garcke" ] ]	English industrialist	rent of factory, fuel, lighting, heating, and cleaning, etc. (but not the salaries of clerks, office rent, stationery and other establishment charges to be referred to later), over the various jobs, as a percentage, either upon the wages expended upon the jobs respectively, or upon the cost of both wages and materials....	[]
Emile Garcke	[ [ "Emile Garcke", "family name", "Garcke" ] ]	English industrialist	a result is greatly to be deprecated, as tending to neither economy of management nor to accuracy in estimating for contracts. The principles of a business can always judge what percentage of gross profit upon cost is necessary to cover fixed establishment charges and interest on capital. Diewert (2001) noticed that "t...	[]
Emile Garcke	[ [ "Emile Garcke", "family name", "Garcke" ] ]	English industrialist	accounting. It was republished until the last 7th edition in 1922. In 1910 J.M. Fells himself in The Accountancy, looked back and made the following remarks: It is now some 23 years or so ago that my friend Mr. Emile Garcke and I, in the flush of our youth, wrote the first pioneering book on this subject. Then it seeme...	[]
Emile Garcke	[ [ "Emile Garcke", "family name", "Garcke" ] ]	English industrialist	to the best means of calling in Japan the importance of this subject. In his Bibliography of Works Management Hugo Diemer (1904) listed Garcke and Fells' work among the foremost works on work management. Diemer summarized, that "In a preface the authors state that their aim has been to show that as great a degree of ac...	[]
Emile Garcke	[ [ "Emile Garcke", "family name", "Garcke" ] ]	English industrialist	collecting, analyzing, summarizing and evaluating various alternative courses of action. It was however so that this work primary focussed on the identification and classification of costs. The scope of the field of cost accounting has further developed in the use of accounting methods as aid to management. Parker (201...	[]
Emile Garcke	[ [ "Emile Garcke", "family name", "Garcke" ] ]	English industrialist	Garcke and J. M. Fells. Factory accounts, their principles and practice; a handbook for accountants and manufacturers with appendices on the nomenclature of machine details; the income tax acts; the rating of factories; fire and boiler insurance; the factory and workshop acts, etc.; including also a glossary of terms a...	[]
Clifford Leech	[ [ "Clifford Leech", "employer", "University of Toronto" ], [ "Clifford Leech", "date of birth", "1909" ], [ "Clifford Leech", "date of death", "1977" ], [ "Clifford Leech", "occupation", "Poet" ] ]	Canadian literary scholar	Clifford Leech (1909–1977) was a prolifically published British-born professor of English at University College at the University of Toronto 1963-74. In The Cambridge Companion to Christopher Marlowe (2004), Patrick Cheney, its editor, describes Leech's contribution to Christopher Marlowe studies "historically importan...	[]
Clifford Leech	[ [ "Clifford Leech", "employer", "University of Toronto" ] ]	Canadian literary scholar	of English at University College at the University of Toronto. In 1971 he gave up being general editor of the Revels Plays, a series he had conceived in the mid-1950s in imitation of the New Arden Shakespeare, applying that edition's methods of scholarship to other English plays before 1700. Leech turned over the Revel...	[]
Clifford Leech	[ [ "Clifford Leech", "occupation", "Poet" ] ]	Canadian literary scholar	Leech's earliest published works were many essays and articles for scholarly periodicals. Later, he edited his own and others' essays into published collections. Shakespeare's Tragedies, and Other Studies in Seventeenth Century Drama (1950) "Webster as a Dramatic Poet" (essay), in John Webster: A Critical Study (1951) ...	[]
Clifford Leech	[ [ "Clifford Leech", "occupation", "Poet" ] ]	Canadian literary scholar	Papers on Shakespeare, edited by B. W. Jackson (1964) Marlowe: A Collection of Critical Essays (1964) Shakespeare: The Tragedies: a Collection of Critical Essays, ed. by C. Leech (1965) Essays on Marlowe, ed. by C. Leech (1965) Tragedy (1969) The Dramatist's Experience, with other essays in literary theory (1970) "On E...	[]
Eta Chamaeleontis	[ [ "Eta Chamaeleontis", "constellation", "Chamaeleon" ], [ "Eta Chamaeleontis", "instance of", "Star" ] ]	star in the constellation Chamaeleon	Eta Chamaeleontis, Latinized from η Chamaeleontis, is a star in the constellation Chamaeleon. It has an apparent magnitude of about 5.5, meaning that it is just barely visible to the naked eye. Based upon parallax measurements made by the Hipparcos spacecraft, this star is located some 310 light years (95 parsecs) away...	[]
Eta Chamaeleontis	[ [ "Eta Chamaeleontis", "instance of", "Star" ] ]	star in the constellation Chamaeleon	times more massive than the Sun and has a temperature of about 12,000 K. Eta Chamaeleontis is the brightest and most massive member of the eponymous Eta Chamaeleontis Cluster (or Mamajek 1, pronounced ), a very nearby (316 light years), and young (8 million years old) open cluster discovered in 1999. The cluster contai...	[]
Konrad Adenauer Bridge	[ [ "Konrad Adenauer Bridge", "named after", "Konrad Adenauer" ], [ "Konrad Adenauer Bridge", "crosses", "Rhine" ], [ "Konrad Adenauer Bridge", "located in the administrative territorial entity", "Mannheim" ], [ "Konrad Adenauer Bridge", "located in the administ...	Rhine crossing between Mannheim and Ludwigshafen am Rhein	The Konrad Adenauer Bridge (in German: Konrad-Adenauer-Brücke) is one of two road bridges crossing the Rhine between the German cities of Mannheim and Ludwigshafen am Rhein. The other bridge is the Kurt Schumacher Bridge. The road bridge connects a network of roads from behind Mannheim Palace across the Rhine to Ludwig...	[]
Konrad Adenauer Bridge	[ [ "Konrad Adenauer Bridge", "crosses", "Rhine" ] ]	Rhine crossing between Mannheim and Ludwigshafen am Rhein	in the Rhine. In 1705 this bridge was replaced by a pontoon bridge that had to be rebuilt as a result of flood damage. In the age of industrialisation and the railway, it became increasingly important by 1863 to build a fixed bridge at the site of the pontoon bridge. The bridge was designed in 1863 and 1864. The first ...	[]
Konrad Adenauer Bridge	[ [ "Konrad Adenauer Bridge", "named after", "Konrad Adenauer" ], [ "Konrad Adenauer Bridge", "crosses", "Rhine" ] ]	Rhine crossing between Mannheim and Ludwigshafen am Rhein	road traffic. The new bridge was also built with a steel framework, but without arches. In 1936 the bridge was named by the Nazis after Albert Leo Schlageter. At the end of World War II on 20 March 1945 the bridge was blown up by the German army. After the war, temporary bridges were built over the Rhine River connecti...	[]
Konrad Adenauer Bridge	[ [ "Konrad Adenauer Bridge", "crosses", "Rhine" ], [ "Konrad Adenauer Bridge", "located in the administrative territorial entity", "Mannheim" ], [ "Konrad Adenauer Bridge", "country", "Germany" ] ]	Rhine crossing between Mannheim and Ludwigshafen am Rhein	Adenauer Bridge in 1967. A separate S-Bahn bridge was built directly next to the railway bridge between 1997 and 1999. It is an arch bridge. Specifications Railway bridge 1955 railway bridge Type: steel truss bridge Length: 273.9 m Span: 3 x 91.3 m Height: 10 m 2000 railway bridge Type: arch bridge Length: 273.9 m Span...	[]
Holmes Regional Medical Center	[ [ "Holmes Regional Medical Center", "located in the administrative territorial entity", "Florida" ], [ "Holmes Regional Medical Center", "instance of", "Hospital" ] ]	hospital in Florida, United States	The Holmes Regional Medical Center is a not-for-profit hospital operated by Health First. It is located in Melbourne, Florida. It is a 514-bed facility, including the only level II trauma center in Brevard County. In 2010, the hospital had 38.8% of the patient admissions in the county, 23,250, twice what its nearest co...	[]
Holmes Regional Medical Center	[ [ "Holmes Regional Medical Center", "instance of", "Hospital" ] ]	hospital in Florida, United States	National Industrial Recovery Act for construction. In 1937, the new hospital opened on US 1. In 1953, James E. Holmes was elected to the Board of Governors, serving as its president for the next 25 years, until 1978. In 1954, bed capacity was increased to 60. In 1956, the city granted the hospital on what is now the cu...	[]
Holmes Regional Medical Center	[ [ "Holmes Regional Medical Center", "instance of", "Hospital" ] ]	hospital in Florida, United States	and 37,165 outpatients. In 1969, the north wing was added bringing the total capacity to 331 beds. In 1978, as Holmes retired from the board, the hospital was named after him. In 1983, 206 beds were added costing $43 million. In 1986, the hospital constructed what was then the region's only complete cardiovascular prog...	[]
Velo de novia	[ [ "Velo de novia", "genre", "Telenovela" ], [ "Velo de novia", "followed by", "Amarte es mi Pecado" ], [ "Velo de novia", "cast member", "Susana González" ], [ "Velo de novia", "distributed by", "Televisa" ], [ "Velo de novia", "production comp...	telenovela	Velo de novia (English: The Bride's Veil) is a Mexican telenovela produced by Juan Osorio for Televisa in 2003. The 1st part is based on 1969 Brazilian telenovela Véu de Noiva. The 2nd part is an adaptation of the 1991 Mexican telenovela Yo no creo en los hombres. On Monday, June 30, 2003, Canal de las Estrellas starte...	[]
Velo de novia	[ [ "Velo de novia", "cast member", "Susana González" ] ]	telenovela	starred as protagonists, while Cynthia Klitbo, Héctor Suárez and Blanca Guerra starred as antagonists. Marlene Favela starred as special participation. The 2nd part Susana González and Eduardo Santamarina starred as protagonists, while Cynthia Klitbo and Lilia Aragón starred as antagonists. Plot Andrea (Susana González...	[]
Velo de novia	[ [ "Velo de novia", "cast member", "Susana González" ] ]	telenovela	by its deserving owner. Cast 1st part Susana González as Andrea Paz González Eduardo Santamarina as José Manuel del Álamo Sánchez - Accidentally killed by Ricarda Cynthia Klitbo as Raquela Villaseñor del Moral - Main villain Héctor Suárez as Azael Villaseñor - Main villain, Raquela, Ángeles and Juan Carlos's father, ki...	[]
Velo de novia	[ [ "Velo de novia", "cast member", "Susana González" ] ]	telenovela	Arturo Guizar as Lic. Yépez Pablo Cheng as Tequila Irma Dorantes as Isabel "Chabelita" Pablo Magallanes as Raúl Miguel Ángel Loyo as Leonel Carvajal Pietro Vannucci as Luigi Manuel Landeta as Román Ruiz Raúl Padilla "Chóforo" as Jacinto Raúl Magaña as Lic. Efraín Vega Carlos Bonavides as Himself Juan Verduzco Adriana R...	[]
Velo de novia	[ [ "Velo de novia", "instance of", "Television series" ] ]	telenovela	Flavia Morales Lucía Pailles Elena Silva as Imelda Pérez Ramón Menéndez as Jiménez Erendira Zumaya as Lalita Arturo Guizar as Host Roberto Ruy as Evaristo Miriam Jasso as Alicia Shula as Marissa Albert Chavez as Contreras Pablo Cheng as Tequila Ileana Muñiz as Susy Sergio Jiménez as Juez Estévez Juan Carlos Novoa as Bi...	[]
Allan Borodin	[ [ "Allan Borodin", "employer", "University of Toronto" ], [ "Allan Borodin", "occupation", "Computer scientist" ], [ "Allan Borodin", "date of birth", "1941" ], [ "Allan Borodin", "educated at", "Cornell University" ], [ "Allan Borodin", "educa...	American computer scientist	Allan Bertram Borodin (born 1941) is a Canadian-American computer scientist who is a professor at the University of Toronto. Biography Borodin did his undergraduate studies at Rutgers University, earning a bachelor's degree in mathematics in 1963. After earning a master's degree at the Stevens Institute of Technology i...	[]
Allan Borodin	[ [ "Allan Borodin", "country of citizenship", "Canada" ], [ "Allan Borodin", "member of", "Royal Society of Canada" ], [ "Allan Borodin", "member of", "American Association for the Advancement of Science" ], [ "Allan Borodin", "member of", "Association for ...	American computer scientist	chair from 1980 to 1985, and became University Professor in 2011. Awards and honors Borodin was elected as a member of the Royal Society of Canada in 1991. In 2008 he won the CRM-Fields PIMS Prize. He became a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 2011, and a fellow of the Association for...	[]
Elysia diomedea	[ [ "Elysia diomedea", "taxon rank", "Species" ] ]	species of mollusc	Elysia diomedea is a species of sea slug, a marine gastropod mollusc in the family Plakobranchidae. This sea slug resembles a nudibranch but is not closely related to that order of gastropods, instead belonging to a closely related clade, Sacoglossa, the "sap-sucking" sea slugs. Description Elysia diomedea grows to a l...	[]
The Reach Gallery Museum	[ [ "The Reach Gallery Museum", "country", "Canada" ], [ "The Reach Gallery Museum", "located in the administrative territorial entity", "British Columbia" ] ]	art museum in Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada	The Reach Gallery Museum is a public art gallery and museum located in Abbotsford, British Columbia. It exhibits artwork from across Canada and around the world. The Reach is also the regional archival repository and houses a significant collection of material culture from the Abbotsford region. The entire structure is...	[ "The Reach" ]
The Reach Gallery Museum	[ [ "The Reach Gallery Museum", "located in the administrative territorial entity", "British Columbia" ] ]	art museum in Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada	multi-purpose public programming space. Location The gallery is located at 32388 Veterans Way, Abbotsford, British Columbia. It is part of the municipal complex that includes City Hall. History Abbotsford City Council, with the support of the majority of its citizens, believed the municipality would benefit from a dedi...	[ "The Reach" ]
The Reach Gallery Museum	[ [ "The Reach Gallery Museum", "inception", "2008" ] ]	art museum in Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada	in 2006 and early 2007 invited public input on these plans. Construction, undertaken by PCL Constructors Inc. began shortly after that in June 2007 and the building was officially opened on September 22 of 2008 with a ceremony presided over by then mayor George F. Ferguson.The finished building had cost approximately $...	[ "The Reach" ]
Uwe Nolte	[ [ "Uwe Nolte", "place of birth", "Merseburg" ], [ "Uwe Nolte", "family name", "Nolte" ] ]	German musician and publisher	Uwe Nolte (born 11 May 1969 in Merseburg) is a German poet, musician and graphic artist. Life and work Uwe Nolte is a contemporary German poet. His work is an attempt to translate the concerns and aesthetics of German Romanticism into the present age. Formally orientated on traditional role models such as Joseph von Ei...	[]
Uwe Nolte	[ [ "Uwe Nolte", "country of citizenship", "Germany" ], [ "Uwe Nolte", "family name", "Nolte" ] ]	German musician and publisher	The city is known for the "Merseburger Zaubersprüche", a set of ancient healing incantations from the Germanic pagan era, which has crucially shaped Nolte's understanding of the purpose of poetry and art. Born in 1969, Nolte grew up in the formerly Soviet-occupied Eastern part of Germany (GDR). Like many East Germans w...	[]
Uwe Nolte	[ [ "Uwe Nolte", "family name", "Nolte" ] ]	German musician and publisher	Germans who tried to escape from the Soviet- to the US-occupied sector. Unpleasant experiences with the foreign imposed Soviet system did not prevent Nolte from developing a fascination with Russian culture and landscape. In 2011, Nolte moved to Samara with his former partner and fellow artist of Russian-German ancestr...	[]
Uwe Nolte	[ [ "Uwe Nolte", "family name", "Nolte" ] ]	German musician and publisher	lineage on his mother's side goes back to the Protestant reformer Martin Luther. Music Music is an integral part of Nolte's life and creative path. His poetry has been set to music by independent artists from his home region, such as Forseti from Jena. Nolte himself has been involved in several music projects, such as ...	[]
Uwe Nolte	[ [ "Uwe Nolte", "place of birth", "Merseburg" ], [ "Uwe Nolte", "family name", "Nolte" ] ]	German musician and publisher	of the sanctity of nature. The name of the band is taken from the opening line of the poem "Gesang Weylas" (Weyla's Song) by 19th-century Swabian poet Eduard Mörike: "Du bist Orplid, mein Land." (You are Orplid, my land). The music is based on lyrics by Nolte and other German poets, such as Friedrich Schiller, Annette ...	[]
Uwe Nolte	[ [ "Uwe Nolte", "family name", "Nolte" ] ]	German musician and publisher	as reflected in his humorous tribute poem, "Manowar" (Falke Heime, 2016). Records by Western bands were extremely difficult to get hold of during the Soviet occupation, with record prices as high as half a month's rent. The ecstatic dynamism of Heavy Metal has never left him, Nolte explains. Orplid have a large followi...	[]
Uwe Nolte	[ [ "Uwe Nolte", "place of birth", "Merseburg" ] ]	German musician and publisher	altes Kleid") Stern des Bundes, "Lichtmess", (CD "NolteX-Werkschau") Sonnenkind, "Flechte Blumen dir ins Haar", (CD "NolteX-Werkschau") Exhibitions 1996, Halle (D), Galerie am Eselsbrunnen 2004, Heldrungen (D), Wasserburg 2005, Portland (USA), Galerie "Heathen Art" 2005, Halle (D), Galerie "Kontaktart" 2010, Samara (RU...	[]
Uwe Nolte	[ [ "Uwe Nolte", "family name", "Nolte" ] ]	German musician and publisher	Europe – Neofolk und Hintergründe. Zeltingen-Rachtig 2005, . Arnshaugk: Ein Lesebuch. Anthology. Verlag Arnshaugk, 2009, . Das Lindenblatt. Anthology. Verlag Arnshaugk, 2011, . Das Lindenblatt. Anthology. Verlag Arnshaugk, 2012, . Das Lindenblatt. Anthology. Verlag Arnshaugk, 2014, . Das Lindenblatt. Anthology. Verlag ...	[]
Smith Corona	[ [ "Smith Corona", "instance of", "Business" ], [ "Smith Corona", "product or material produced", "Typewriter" ] ]	American label manufacturing company	Smith Corona is an American manufacturer of thermal labels, direct thermal labels, and thermal ribbons used in warehouses for primarily barcode labels. Once a large U.S. typewriter and mechanical calculator manufacturer, it expanded aggressively during the 1960s to become a broad-based industrial conglomerate whose pro...	[ "Smith Corona company" ]
Smith Corona	[ [ "Smith Corona", "founded by", "Lyman Cornelius Smith" ], [ "Smith Corona", "headquarters location", "Cleveland" ], [ "Smith Corona", "product or material produced", "Typewriter" ] ]	American label manufacturing company	competitors were Brother, Olivetti, Adler, Olympia and IBM. In late 2010, Smith Corona entered the industrial ribbon and label market. The company no longer manufacturers typewriters or calculators, but does manufacture large quantities of barcode and shipping labels and thermal ribbons used in thermal transfer printer...	[ "Smith Corona company" ]
Smith Corona	[ [ "Smith Corona", "product or material produced", "Typewriter" ] ]	American label manufacturing company	typewriter was the first to use a double keyboard, but it was not the first typewriter that typed both upper and lower case characters; that honor belonged to the Remington #2 that was introduced in 1877–78, a decade before the first model of the Smith Premier was placed on the market. The advertisements boasted that t...	[ "Smith Corona company" ]
Smith Corona	[ [ "Smith Corona", "founded by", "Lyman Cornelius Smith" ], [ "Smith Corona", "product or material produced", "Typewriter" ] ]	American label manufacturing company	Smith financed the construction of the prototype. Smith Brothers The Smith Premier Typewriter Company was established in 1886 by brothers; Lyman Cornelius Smith, Wilbert Smith, Monroe C. Smith and Hurlbut Smith who were born in Lisle, New York. Union Typewriter Company During 1893, Smith joined with the Union Typewrite...	[ "Smith Corona company" ]
Smith Corona	[ [ "Smith Corona", "product or material produced", "Typewriter" ] ]	American label manufacturing company	in 1903 and founded L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Company. The new company soon released the "L.C. Smith & Bros. Model No. 2", which was an odd beginning because, a full year later, they released the "L.C. Smith & Bros. Model No. 1." Carl Gabrielson invented both models. In 1906, the Rose Typewriter Company of New Yor...	[ "Smith Corona company" ]
Smith Corona	[ [ "Smith Corona", "product or material produced", "Typewriter" ] ]	American label manufacturing company	the company headquarters located at the corner of East Genesee and Washington streets in Syracuse. An advertisement on December 27, 1904, for Smith Premier typewriters, touted the Employee Department which offered services such as finding a "competent stenographer (male or female) to operate any make of machine." The c...	[ "Smith Corona company" ]
Smith Corona	[ [ "Smith Corona", "product or material produced", "Typewriter" ] ]	American label manufacturing company	Smith Corona was created when L. C. Smith & Bros. united with Corona Typewriter in 1926, with L. C. Smith & Bros. making office typewriters and Corona Typewriter making portables. World War II M1903A3 bolt-action rifles Production shifted from typewriters to various military weapons and parts during World War II. In Oc...	[ "Smith Corona company" ]
Smith Corona	[ [ "Smith Corona", "instance of", "Business" ], [ "Smith Corona", "product or material produced", "Typewriter" ] ]	American label manufacturing company	sold through the Civilian Marksmanship Program in the early 1960s. Mid-century After the war, the company concentrated on making its typewriters more convenient and efficient for use in business offices. Typewriter sales peaked after World War II; in response to a demand for typewriters capable of faster output, Smith ...	[ "Smith Corona company" ]
Smith Corona	[ [ "Smith Corona", "instance of", "Business" ], [ "Smith Corona", "product or material produced", "Typewriter" ] ]	American label manufacturing company	the wider office technology sector, Smith Corona purchased the Kleinschmidt Corporation in 1956 and Marchant Calculator in 1958, changing its corporate name to Smith-Corona Marchant Inc. Also in 1958, Smith Corona acquired British Typewriters, Ltd. of West Bromwich, England, a company that made small portable typewrite...	[ "Smith Corona company" ]
Smith Corona	[ [ "Smith Corona", "instance of", "Business" ], [ "Smith Corona", "product or material produced", "Typewriter" ] ]	American label manufacturing company	SCM's copier business. The "Letterpack" product of 1967 was a handset on which personal voice messages could be recorded on small tape cartridges which could be mailed to the recipient (who needed another handset to replay it). The cartridges lasted 3, 6 or 10 minutes, and a pair of handsets cost $7. In 1965, SCM was i...	[ "Smith Corona company" ]
Smith Corona	[ [ "Smith Corona", "product or material produced", "Typewriter" ] ]	American label manufacturing company	eventually sold to Control Data Corporation in the early '70s. In 1966, SCM bought the consumer product company Proctor Silex, manufacturers of toasters and can-openers. In 1973, a new typewriter manufacturing facility, employing 1,300 people, was erected in Singapore. Cartridge ribbon In 1973, SCM introduced a cartrid...	[ "Smith Corona company" ]
Smith Corona	[ [ "Smith Corona", "instance of", "Business" ], [ "Smith Corona", "product or material produced", "Typewriter" ] ]	American label manufacturing company	the closure of the West Bromwich, England, plant in 1981. By 1985, personal computers were being widely used for word processing, and SCM launched their first portable word processor, along with the first portable typewriter that included an electronic spelling function. But these products were insufficient to counter ...	[ "Smith Corona company" ]
Smith Corona	[ [ "Smith Corona", "product or material produced", "Typewriter" ] ]	American label manufacturing company	the headquarters building in New York City, for a significant profit. The company moved its remaining typewriter manufacturing operations from Cortland to Mexico in 1995 and announced it was cutting 750 jobs as a result of continuing sales declines. Shortly thereafter, the company declared bankruptcy. Since 1995, the c...	[ "Smith Corona company" ]
Smith Corona	[ [ "Smith Corona", "instance of", "Business" ], [ "Smith Corona", "headquarters location", "Cleveland" ], [ "Smith Corona", "product or material produced", "Typewriter" ] ]	American label manufacturing company	moved all typewriter manufacturing and typewriter supplies manufacturing to Cleveland, Ohio. Within five years Smith Corona quit manufacturing all typewriters. As the typewriter supply business continued to decline, Smith Corona decided to leverage its expertise in ribbons and thermal technologies it had previously use...	[ "Smith Corona company" ]
Taiye Selasi	[ [ "Taiye Selasi", "place of birth", "London" ], [ "Taiye Selasi", "occupation", "Writer" ], [ "Taiye Selasi", "occupation", "Photographer" ], [ "Taiye Selasi", "educated at", "Nuffield College, Oxford" ] ]	American writer	Taiye Selasi (born 2 November 1979) is a British-American writer and photographer. Of Nigerian and Ghanaian origin, she describes herself as a "local" of Accra, Berlin, New York and Rome. Early life and education Taiye Selasi was born in London, and raised in Brookline, Massachusetts, the elder of twin daughters in a f...	[]
Hwang Jun-seok	[ [ "Hwang Jun-seok", "occupation", "Engineer" ], [ "Hwang Jun-seok", "educated at", "University of Pittsburgh" ], [ "Hwang Jun-seok", "educated at", "University of Colorado" ], [ "Hwang Jun-seok", "educated at", "Seoul National University" ], [ "Hwa...	South Korean engineer	Hwang Jun-seok is a South Korean engineer. He currently serves as a Director and Dean of the Technology Management, Economics and Policy Program (TEMEP) and of the International Information Technology Policy Scholarship Program (ITPP) at the Seoul National University and Associate Professor at the Seoul National Univer...	[]
Hwang Jun-seok	[ [ "Hwang Jun-seok", "educated at", "Seoul National University" ], [ "Hwang Jun-seok", "employer", "Seoul National University" ] ]	South Korean engineer	IntServ-DiffServ QoS Interconnection". Career He is now leading the research groups of IT Innovation Study, Telecommunications Industry & Broadband Convergence in TEMEP in SNU. Simultaneously, he has been supervising research and theses of Master's and Doctoral candidates in SNU. He is actively taking part in the local...	[]
Hwang Jun-seok	[ [ "Hwang Jun-seok", "educated at", "University of Colorado" ] ]	South Korean engineer	in Seoul. Awards Winner of the Best Paper Award with the paper entitled in the Economics of Interconnection among Hybrid QoS Networks in the Next Generation Internet, The International Telecommunications Society (ITS) 2000, Buenos Aires, Argentina, July 2000. Winner of the 1999 Beta Phi-Mu Pi Chapter Scholarly Research...	[]
2012 Korea Professional Baseball season	[ [ "2012 Korea Professional Baseball season", "sport", "Baseball" ] ]	sports season	The Korea Professional Baseball season was the 31st season in the history of the Korea Professional Baseball. The Samsung Lions won the regular season and Korean series. Season structure Regular Season Each team played 133 games during the regular season. All-Star Game On July 21, the best players participate in the Ko...	[]
2012 Korea Professional Baseball season	[ [ "2012 Korea Professional Baseball season", "sport", "Baseball" ], [ "2012 Korea Professional Baseball season", "point in time", "2012" ] ]	sports season	as both SK and Doosan, being from Incheon and Seoul respectively, are clearly based in the Western region of Korea, despite representing the East. Unlike in the MLB, the Korean All-Star Game does not determine home-field advantage in the Korean Series. The most recent Korean All-Star Game was played in Seoul. 2012 Kore...	[]
Snežana Aleksić	[ [ "Snežana Aleksić", "place of birth", "Podgorica" ], [ "Snežana Aleksić", "family name", "Aleksić" ], [ "Snežana Aleksić", "given name", "Snežana" ], [ "Snežana Aleksić", "country of citizenship", "Montenegro" ], [ "Snežana Aleksić", "occupati...	Montenegrin basketball player	Snežana Aleksić (; born 14 January 1989 in Podgorica, SFR Yugoslavia) is Montenegrin female basketball player. She currently play for Bulgarian Beroe as shooting guard. She is also member of national team of Montenegro. National team References External links Profile at FIBA Europe Profile at eurobasket.com Category:19...	[]
Drapeau	[ [ "Drapeau", "instance of", "Surname" ] ]	family name	Drapeau is a French surname meaning Flag. Notable people with the surname include: Étienne Drapeau, (born 1978), retired Canadian ice hockey player Jean Drapeau, CC, GOQ (1916–1999), Canadian lawyer and politician who served as mayor of Montreal Joseph Drapeau (1752–1810), seigneur, merchant and political figure in Low...	[]
Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta	[ [ "Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta", "educated at", "Scottish Church College" ] ]	Indian Bengali scholar	Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta (11 July 1915 – 3 February 2009) was a Bengali Indian scholar of Bengali and English literature and a social and cultural commentator. He was considered by his peers as one of the last scholars with equal command of English and Bengali languages. Education As a child he was admitted to Calcutta...	[]
Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta	[ [ "Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta", "educated at", "University of Calcutta" ], [ "Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta", "employer", "University of Calcutta" ] ]	Indian Bengali scholar	and Birendrabinode Roy. He continued with his graduate studies at the University of Calcutta, where he earned an M.A. degree in English literature 1937. He received Regina Guha Gold Medal and U.N. Mitra Research Scholarship for his M.A. thesis on English Tragedies on Attic Lines. He also obtained the Premchand Raichand...	[]
Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta	[ [ "Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta", "place of birth", "Kolkata" ], [ "Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta", "educated at", "University of Calcutta" ], [ "Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta", "employer", "University of Calcutta" ] ]	Indian Bengali scholar	John Milton, in record time. He worked under the guidance of Dame Helen Gardner. Career Academic After his post-graduation from the University of Calcutta, he was first appointed as a faculty at the post-graduate department of English at the University of Calcutta in 1938, where he worked until 1945. He was a Reader at...	[]
Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta	[ [ "Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta", "place of birth", "Kolkata" ] ]	Indian Bengali scholar	the first Indian executive member of the International Comparative Literature Association and Canadian Review of Comparative Literature. He contributed articles in Kolkata's English language daily, The Statesman and in the Bengali periodical Desh, till he became a nonagenarian. Administration He was also appointed as t...	[]
Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta	[ [ "Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta", "country of citizenship", "India" ] ]	Indian Bengali scholar	for applying the model of the European Renaissance, he emphasized Indian indigenous political-religious elements to understand the phenomenon better. In his critiques of Rabindranath Tagore and Sri Aurobindo, he emphasized the indigenous and spiritual elements in the Bengal Renaissance rather than Western influences. H...	[]
Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta	[ [ "Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta", "place of birth", "Kolkata" ], [ "Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta", "educated at", "Exeter College, Oxford" ], [ "Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta", "educated at", "University of Calcutta" ], [ "Rabindra Kumar Das Gupta", "educated at", "Sco...	Indian Bengali scholar	Bengalis Self-Destructive and Other Essays' in Bengali, in response to Nirad C. Chaudhuri's Atmaghati Bangali -- 'The Self-Destructive Bengali'). Awards Sarojini Gold Medal for his essays on Michael Madhusudan Dutta. Rabindra Puraskar by the Government of West Bengal Desikottama by the Visva-Bharati University in 2006 ...	[]
Don Eigler	[ [ "Don Eigler", "award received", "Kavli Prize" ], [ "Don Eigler", "occupation", "Physicist" ], [ "Don Eigler", "employer", "IBM" ] ]	American physicist	Donald M. "Don" Eigler is an American physicist associated with the IBM Almaden Research Center, who is noted for his achievements in nanotechnology. Work In 1989, Eigler was the first to use a scanning tunneling microscope tip to arrange individual atoms on a surface, famously spelling out the letters "IBM" with 35 xe...	[]

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