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1. Biography of mele & co wooden jewelry box
Aluli was born in Puunoa, Lahaina, Maui T. Hawaii, on October 7, 1911.
She was born into a large family of 13 children (Margaret, Annie, Carl, Bernard, Emma, Maude, Aurora, Diana, Irmgard, Rudolph, Lurina, Edna & Llewellyn "Buddy)," One of Hawaii's foremost Musical Families. Her parents are Annie Kahalepouli (Bastel Shaw) Farden and Charles (nee Karl) Kekua Farden and she is of Hawaiian, French-German and Hungarian ancestry. Aluli first started performing publicly with the Annie Kerr Trio in 1925.
She had an alto voice and could play piano, ukulele, bass and guitar. Aluli wrote her first song in 1935, called "Three Lovely White Blossoms;" followed shortly by "Peke Nui" AKA "Down on Maunakea Street." In 1937, she had her first hit, "Puamana," which was a song she wrote about her childhood home in Lahaina.
"Puamana" has become a standard for hula dancers and Hawaiian musicians. In 196s, she started a group called Puamana. The group started out as a trio (Irmgard, her sister Diana and Close friend and Annie Kerr Alum, Thelma Anah).
In 1976, Irmgard amended the group include her daughters Neaulani Aluli Spaulding and Mihana luli Souza. After Neaulani's death her niece, Luanna Farden McKenney and her daughter Aima McManus were added to the group. A short film was created by Les Blank, Meleanna Meyer and Chris Simon about Puamana in 1991.
The film features the group and also includes interviews with Aluli. Aluli performed publicly often, until she hurt her hand in 1998. In 1998, she was honored with her induction into the Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame.
She continued to play ukulele and made "occasional appearances until a few weeks before her death." Aluli died on October 4 in Honolulu. In 2015, Puamana, which has continued under the leadership of her daughters and granddaughter earned a Lifetime Achievement Award from HARA.
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2. Literary career of mele & co wooden jewelry box
Prof. Champa Sharma has authored 18 original works along with several translation works from languages ranging from Sanskrit to English and Hindi into Dogri.
Many of her works have been translated into other languages namely English, Hindi, Punjabi, Santali, Manipuri, Kashmiri and Thai. Original worksDogri Kavya Charcha (1969) Ik Jhaank (1976) - (essays on folk literature) Duggar Dharti (1979) - (poetry) Duggar Da Lok-Jivan (1985) - (folk-lore) Anuvad Vigyan (Co-author) (1985) Gurhe Dhundhle Chehare (1988) - (literary sketches in prose) Kavya Shastra Te Dogri Kavya Sameeksha (1988) - (literary criticism) Raghunath Singh Samyal (Monograph in Hindi) Je Jeende Ji Surag Dikhana (1991) - (Dogri songs) Jammu Ke Pramukh Parv-Teohar Aur Mele Saak Sunna Preet Pittal (1996) - (short stories) Shodh Prabandh Nihaalap (2002) - (Dogri ghazals) Cheten Di Rohl (2004) - (long Dogri poems) Gadeerna (2007) - (Dogri poetry) Prof. Ved Kumari Ghai (2011) (Monograph in Dogri) Saanjh Bhyal - (Dogri poetry) Soch Sadhana - (prose - analytical articles on literature)TranslationsFrom Sanskrit into Dorgi: "Katha Saritsagar" of Somdatt of Kashmir, Part-3 published by Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages From English into Dogri: "Duaari Kabootaren Di", novel named "The Flight of the Pigeons" written by Ruskin Bond, published by Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi.
From Hindi into Dogri: Ram Krishna Vachnamritsaar (in press) From English into Dogri: "Swami Vivekanand Hundi Saral Jeevan Yatra te Unde Updesh", originally titled "Simple life of Swami Vivekananda and his teachings" From Sanskrit into Dogri: Commentary of Acharya Mummat's "Kavyaprakash" completed under major research project of University Grants Commission (to be published) From English into Dogri: "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari" by Robin Sharma, published by Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages with the title in Dogri "Sanyasi Jinn Apni Ferrari Bechi Ditti"Books compiled and editedAjkani Dogri Kavita Part 2 published by Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi Life & Works of Krishan Smailpuri published by Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages Hirkhi Tandaan published by Dogri Sanstha, Jammu Bhasha Vigyan Te Dogri Dogri Bal Geet published by Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages in collaboration with CIIL, Mysore Dogri Shodh - Vol. I, II, III, IV, V Hindi - Dogri and Dogri - Hindi Dictionary of Synonyms (to be published)
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3. Junedin Sado of mele & co wooden jewelry box
Junedin Sado (or Juneidi Sad) is a former Ethiopian Cabinet Minister.
He was educated at Addis Ababa University (Geology), the University of East Anglia (Environmental Sciences), the University of Birmingham and Azusa Pacific University. Junedin was President of the Oromia Region from 28 October 2001 until 6 October 2005 when he was replaced by Abadula Gemeda. He subsequently was appointed Transport and Communication Minister, which is the office he was holding when Prime Minister Meles Zenawi moved him to the Science and Technology Ministry October 2008.
Following the 2010 general election, Junedin was appointed Minister of Civil Service. In July 2012 his wife, Habiba Mohammed, was arrested with 29 others. Habiba was charged with funnelling money from the Embassy of Saudi Arabia to Islamist terror groups in Ethiopia.
In her defense, Junedin claimed that he had approached the Saudi Arabian Embassy privately for money to build a mosque and fulfil the wishes of his late mother. Junedin was subsequently fired from his position on the executive committee of the Oromo Peoples' Democratic Organization in September, and was released from his position as Minister of Civil Service 29 November. Ethiochannel, a pro-government private newspaper based in Addis Ababa, reported in February 2013 that Junedin Sado fled to Kenya.
However, another report stated that he returned to Ethiopia in July and was killed by government agents in Robe. More recently, Junadin is alleged to have entered the United States and accepted asylum. His recent appearance on ESAT TV has verified he is alive and well.
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4. Career of mele & co wooden jewelry box
Moody's career started in regional news as a reporter at the Gainsborough News (which later became the Gainsborough Standard) in 1983, before he moved to the Scunthorpe Star in 1984. In 1985 he was promoted to Group News Editor for the Lincolnshire Standard Group (which owned 20 local titles) before moving to be business correspondent at Gulf News (Dubai).
In 1987 he became the business correspondent for the Manchester Evening News before becoming City and Political correspondent at the Daily Express. In 1995 he became a freelance business journalist writing for national newspapers and magazines including the Daily and Sunday Express, Mail on Sunday and The Observer. His interest in China began in the 1990s with a number of assignments to Hong Kong, including covering the handover to China of the British colony in 1997.
In February 2009 Moody became Senior Business Correspondent at China Daily, after covering the 2008 Beijing Olympics. He later became Senior Correspondent Overseas and Global editions. This involves writing for China Dailys European and Africa Weekly editions, as well as China Watch, which is published in conjunction with the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, the Daily Telegraph and publications across the world.
During his time at China Daily Moody has covered political events including the Two Sessions Meeting, the CPC 19th National Party Congress, the 9th BRICS Summit in Xiamen, the World Economic Forum Summer Davos in Dalian and the High-Level Dialogue and Think Tank Forum: Fighting Against Poverty in Addis Ababa. He has written extensively on the Chinese economy and on China-Africa and China-UK relations. He has also interviewed former UK prime minister Tony Blair, and covered the state visits of Chinese President Xi Jinping (including his state visit to the UK in October 2015 and South Africa in December 2015).
He has also interviewed the late prime minister of Ethiopia Meles Zenawi, the former president of Ghana John Mahama and Sierra Leone president Ernest Bai Koroma. Moody was namedby whom? a 'State High-End Project Foreign Expert'when?
. He was a keynote speaker at two Vision China events
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5. Playback singing career of mele & co wooden jewelry box
Devan began his singing career in the year 1999, when he received an unexpected call from Academy Award winning composer A.
R. Rahman's assistants for a voice audition. He then, went on to record his maiden song "O Maria" for the film Kadhalar Dhinam along with Yugendran.
The song proved to be a hit among all sections and thereafter he received several offers from many other Southern music directors. Devan's second huge hit came in his short piece mellifluous rendition in "Ore Nyabagam" from Minnale (2001) composed by Harris Jayaraj. Thereafter he sang many popular tracks in Tamil and Telugu films under the compositions of Ilayaraja, Vidhyasagar, Deva, Yuvan Shankar Raja, Karthik Raja and others.
The song "Anbil Avan" from Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa composed by A. R. Rahman ruled the music chart for months.
Most of his songs are for the music director Harris Jayaraj. And all the songs which he had sung for him have received a good reception from the audience. Recently he has sung a peppy number called "Nahna na Na" for Director Venkat Prabhu's Biriyani Which was composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja has become a viral hit from the day it was released.
Two different remix versions of the song called "New Jack Swing Mix" and "The Extended Mix" also received a massive response. His latest song is " Yennai Arindhaal " from the movie Yennai Arindhaal where he again sings for the music director Harris Jayaraj. This song was written by lyricist Thamarai.
It is another peppy number.
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6. Best selling author of mele & co wooden jewelry box
The character "Les Norton" was based on two likeable Sydney larrikin identities, Ken Wills, (Willsy) a polyathlete who was a retired Sydney TRG/ water police officer, deep sea diver, first grade rugby league player for South Sydney in the mid 70s, a professional boxer and a skiing gold medallist, although there is no corroborating evidence for many of these claims.
The other character was amateur boxer turned seaman/waterfront worker "William ( Doogza ) Davis" an underworld hard man. Robert Barrett worked as a DJ and his two friends worked as doormen at "Randi Wix" night club in Randwick, thinly veiled as the nightclub where Les works in the tales (the nightclub in the books, the Kelly Club as it is called is actually based on the Kellett Club, a Terrace house in Kellett St Kings Cross as small but well known private casino). Both Doogsa and Willsy had associations with the Kellet club; Barrett did not.
After work they would "grab drinks at the early opener at Kings Cross and swap stories," whilst Barrett jotted down the occasional note. A montage of these stories and the continuing life experiences of these two uniquely Australian individuals are what appears in the Les Norton series. Therefore, the Les Norton tales are truer than may be imagined.
Robert G. Barrett also wrote other single book stories. 'So What Do You Reckon?
' is a collection of Robert's columns from when he was a columnist for the Australian People magazine. Barrett's books sold over 1,000,000 copies in Australia.
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