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texts: Gurode fell to the ground, and his helmet was removed by <mask>, who attempted to stomp on Gurode's head, but missed. A second stomp opened a severe wound on Gurode's forehead, narrowly missing his right eye. Referee Jerome Boger assessed <mask> a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, to which <mask> protested by taking off his helmet and throwing it into the turf; <mask> was then assessed an additional 15-yard penalty and ejected. Gurode later received 30 stitches just above and below his right eye. After the game, Titans head coach Jeff Fisher apologized on behalf of the Titans organization to Cowboys head coach Bill Parcells.After the game, <mask> apologized, saying "What I did out there was disgusting. It doesn't matter what the league does to me. The way I feel right now, you just can't describe it." Gurode later said that he would not seek criminal charges against <mask>. He continued to experience headaches and blurred vision for several days following the incident. Video evidence of the play shows <mask> bend down towards Gurode prior to his helmet being off and prior to the stomps. Because the view is partially blocked by other players it is unclear whether <mask> manually removes the helmet.Therefore, most media outlets reported simply that Gurode's helmet was off. However, hometown columnist Mickey Spagnola of DallasCowboys.com argued that <mask> pulled off Gurode's helmet. On October 2, 2006, <mask> was suspended for five games without pay by the NFL. The suspension was only the second multi-game suspension in NFL history for an on-the-field incident, more than twice as long as the previous

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texts: longest suspension, given in 1986 by then-commissioner Pete Rozelle to Green Bay nose tackle Charles Martin for body-slamming Bears quarterback Jim McMahon. Based on his 2006 base salary of $646,251, <mask> forfeited more than $190,000 in salary. Roger Goodell, who had recently become NFL's commissioner in the past month, stated that there was "absolutely no place in the game, or anywhere else" for <mask>'s behavior. However, ESPNs Mark Schlereth, a 12-year NFL veteran, felt that <mask> should have been suspended for the rest of the season.<mask>'s suspension was the longest for an in-game incident in NFL history until it was surpassed by Vontaze Burfict, who was suspended 12 games plus the 2019 playoffs for repeated violations of helmet hit rules. The NFL Players Association initially planned to appeal the suspension, calling it too severe. However, <mask> said on October 3 that he would not appeal, after personally apologizing to Gurode on the same day. In a press conference on October 5, <mask> apologized to all who watched the game and said he had entered counseling to control his emotions. He also said that he would work with children in the Nashville area. Fisher told Parcells after the game that the Titans would punish <mask> themselves if they felt that the NFL's punishment was not serious enough. On the same day as <mask>'s press conference, Fisher told a national radio show that the Cowboys game may have been <mask>'s last as a Titan.The team had the option of either deactivating him for the remaining seven games of the season or releasing him. Had the Titans released him, they had enough room

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 under the salary cap to absorb the $5.5 million they would owe him for 2007. <mask> was eligible to return on November 19 for the Titans' game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Even so on, there was no guarantee that he would play. <mask>'s agent, Chad Speck, told several media outlets that <mask> fully expected to return to practice on November 13, and he did indeed report that day. He played against the Eagles on November 19, and recorded one tackle. 2007 season
On September 9, 2007, in the season opener against the Jacksonville Jaguars, <mask> was called for unnecessary roughness when he slammed running back Maurice Jones-Drew to the ground after a tackle.He was fined $5,000 by the NFL for this incident. Afterwards, when asked if he would be gentler during play, he commented, "I'm not going to be any gentler or whatever. Maybe I'll just help them up." <mask> was elected to the Pro Bowl for the first time for the 2007 NFL season. During this season following the stomping incident, he ranked second on the team with six sacks in his 11 games played up to the selection, led or tied for the team-high in total tackles three times that season, and led or tied the team-high in quarterback pressures five times. At the point where the Pro Bowl selection was made, the Titans had an 8-3 record in games in which <mask> started and were 0–3 in games in which he did not play. <mask> said of his Pro Bowl selection, "It's an awesome feeling.It's kind of a load off my back because I didn't want last year's suspension to define my career. It was a difficult time in my life, but I was determined to keep working hard to get

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 to this point and earn the respect of my teammates, coaches and fans." <mask> failed to sign with Tennessee due to the deadline of signing a franchise tagged player. Washington Redskins
An unrestricted free agent in the 2009 off-season, <mask> signed a seven-year, $100 million contract with the Washington Redskins on the first day of free agency, February 27, 2009. This was despite being offered more money by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The deal was expected to pay <mask> $32 million in the first 13 months, included $41 million guaranteed, and could have reached $115 million if all incentives were met. Tennessee's final offer to <mask> reportedly amounted to a four-year package worth $34 million total, with about $20 million in guarantees.<mask> reported on Sirius Blitz that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers offered him a $120 million deal that could potentially increase by 20%. He says that he took a discount to play with the Redskins because of their large fan base and media outlet, something that he also did not have in Tennessee. In April 2009, the Titans asked the NFL to consider tampering charges against the Redskins, claiming that the Redskins contacted <mask> before the free agency period began on February 27. From the beginning of his time with the Redskins, <mask> presented problems for the coaching staff. He refused to participate in off-season workouts, and arrived at camp in poor physical condition, unable to pass a basic fitness test. He also felt inexperienced and unfamiliar with the team's 3–4 defensive scheme, having previously played in a 4–3 scheme in Tennessee. After a 45–12 loss to the New York


title: Albert Haynesworth

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 Giants on Monday Night Football in 2009, <mask> questioned the scheme of defensive coordinator Greg Blache, and stated that he could not "survive another season in this system if it stays the way it is."On December 7, 2009, it was announced that <mask> would not participate for the remainder of the season. There had been conflicts throughout the 2010 preseason with <mask> and the coaching staff. After a dispute over his absence at a practice in which <mask> claimed to be ill, the team suspended him for "conduct detrimental to the club". Head coach Mike Shanahan said the suspension followed a refusal by <mask> to cooperate in a variety of ways and not only because of the practice absence. During the 2010 season, <mask> had a career-low 13 tackles and just 2.5 sacks in eight games, leading the NFL Network to name the signing of <mask> as the "worst free-agency move of the last decade." Many other NFL writers have gone further, calling <mask> the worst free agent bust in NFL history. <mask> created some controversy in March 2015 when he likened Ndamukong Suh's six-year, $114 million contract to his previous contract with the Redskins.New England Patriots
<mask> was traded to the New England Patriots on July 28, 2011, for a fifth-round draft pick in the 2013 NFL Draft. He lasted less than four months with the Patriots, and on November 8, 2011, <mask> was placed on waivers. His placement on waivers came days after he got into a confrontation with assistant Pepper Johnson on the sidelines. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Two days after being released by the Patriots, <mask> was claimed off waivers by the Tampa Bay

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 Buccaneers. On February 15, 2012, he was released by the team. NFL career statistics

Legal issues
Arrest warrants were issued against <mask> in two Tennessee counties in May 2006 stemming from a traffic incident on Interstate 40. Both sets of charges were dropped in June 2006.The judge in the Putnam County case tossed the charges on the grounds that the alleged offense happened out of their jurisdiction. In Smith County, the district attorney dismissed the charges. In March 2009, <mask> was indicted on two misdemeanor traffic charges stemming from a December 2008 car accident in Tennessee. In an accident on Interstate 65, Corey Edmonson was partially paralyzed after colliding with <mask>'s car. <mask> was driving his Ferrari at speeds in excess of 100 mph when he struck Edmonson's vehicle, which struck a concrete barrier. On June 22, 2010, it was reported that Clayton Bank & Trust was suing the NFL lineman, alleging that <mask> had failed to make payments on a loan in the amount of more than $2.38 million. The suit was filed in the Knox County Chancery Court on June 18, 2010.According to papers, <mask> entered a commercial loan agreement for the original principal amount of $2,381,688.58 on June 27, 2009. On February 27, 2009, the two parties entered into an Extension Agreement with an effective date of February 27, 2010, according to the suit. The attorney for Clayton Bank & Trust, Hugh B. Ward, Jr., was seeking a little over $2.4 million. In 2010, Silvia Mena, a stripper from New York, claimed in a $10 million lawsuit that <mask> impregnated her and left her with no financial assistance. In 2011,


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 <mask> allegedly threw a punch to the nose of Joel Velazques, 38, of Leesburg, Virginia during a traffic altercation. In January 2015, <mask> pled guilty for reckless boating charges.On September 28, 2020, <mask> was arrested in Cleveland, Tennessee and charged with domestic assault after he was accused of yelling at and threatening his ex-girlfriend and her boyfriend. In popular culture
In a response to <mask>'s failure to pass the Redskins' conditioning test in July 2010, the edition of August 27, 2010 of satire news organization The Onion ran the headline (with an accompanying photo), "Report: <mask>worth Just A Mound Of Ice Cream And Hot Dogs." Health
On July 7, 2019, <mask> revealed that his kidneys were failing and was seeking a donor for transplant. In April 2021, <mask> successfully received a transplanted kidney. References

External links
Tennessee Titans bio
ESPN bio

1981 births
Living people
People from Hartsville, South Carolina
American Conference Pro Bowl players
American football defensive tackles
New England Patriots players
Players of American football from South Carolina
Tampa Bay Buccaneers players
Tennessee Titans players
Tennessee Volunteers football players
Washington Redskins players
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title: Frank Erdman Boston

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<mask> (March 10, 1890 – February 8, 1960) was an American physician in Philadelphia and Lansdale, Pennsylvania. He served in World War I (as a part of the Medical Reserve Corps) in the 317th Infantry. He served in France with the rank captain and ended his military service as a major. After the war, he worked in Philadelphia and then moved to Lansdale, Pennsylvania, founding an ambulance corps and the North Penn Hospital (1954). Early life
<mask> was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to parents Charles A<mask> and Julia Sands on March 10, 1890. <mask> was the youngest as he had an older brother, named Edgar, and an older sister, named Mae. <mask> was educated and raised entirely in Philadelphia before entering Lincoln University.After graduating from college, he attended Medico Chirurgical College. Boston finished his medical studies in 1915 and received certification in 1916, where he specialized in surgery. <mask> began his medical career as an intern in Roosevelt Hospital. Boston's first confrontation with the media was in May 1916, where he had been criticized by the local coroner's office after the death of a young boy. The boy had come in after a car accident with a massive head injury and because the hospital lacked an X-ray machine, <mask> took it upon himself to drive the injured boy to the nearest equipped hospital. After the X-ray Boston performed on the boy, however, the child did not survive. In the article <mask> defends the actions of his colleagues and him:

Boston took a position as surgeon in Mercy Hospital, while maintaining a private practice in Philadlephia.He even opened his own medical practice in Lansdale. Military service
In 1917, the United States joined World War I and the entire nation was in a buzz to join the effort. After the declaration of war with Germany, many

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texts: African-Americans were turned away from the local recruiting stations. Unprepared for a large scale conflict, the United States Army had only four black regiments, and many commanders would not allow mixing of blacks and whites in their units. Also, the black regiments themselves were not trusted to be sent to Europe, as many of the higher ups possessed a lack of confidence in black soldiers as fighters. Fort Des Moines Provisional Army Officer Training School had been opened for training African-American men as there had been a huge influx of African-American volunteers and a petition was erected by the students of Howard University. However, there was still some discontent at the facility as many soldiers found that he had been unfairly assessed for merely being black.When <mask> answered the military's call for physicians he was immediately given the rank, First Lieutenant in the Army Medical Reserve Corps. Like all the African-American recruits, Lieutenant <mask> was sent to Fort Des Moines for medical training at the Medical Officers Training Camp. After completing his training, Lieutenant <mask> was assigned as a medical officer with the 317th Engineers Regiment of the 92nd Division. Before leaving for France, Lieutenant <mask> spent additional time in Camp Sherman, Ohio, where his abilities and rigor were so well recognized that he was promoted to Captain. When arriving at France, Captain <mask> found a large amount of work on his plate. The 317th Engineering Regiment was the other option for black citizens wanting to enlist into work. Most African-American soldiers had been assigned to noncombatant engineer units that performed dangerous and hard jobs of digging trenches, forming roads, and fortification against the Germans.Captain <mask> spent his time in France busy taking care of sick men and

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 those heavily injured from building, as the Germans were becoming more aggressive in late 1918. Later, Captain <mask> would display his extraordinary skill as a surgeon. After the conclusions of the war, Captain remained at his commission in the Medical Reserve Corps. While there Cpt. <mask> was in communication with author W.E.B Du Bois. Four surviving letters exist to confirm the correspondence. When the war ended Du Bois sought out and interviewed many African American soldiers for a scheduled book on their experiences.In a letter Du Boise sent to Captain <mask> on April 16, 1919:

There is evidence that Du Bois eagerly sought the chance to interview Cpt. <mask> as indicated in an earlier letter. At the time Captain<mask> was living in 813 N. 16th Street, Philadelphia, and in one of his letter to Du Bois, he replied:

It is unknown whether an actual occurred between the two men, but there was a constant correspondence, as Du Bois's interest in the African-American effort in World War I increased. As a result of speaking with Cpt. <mask> and other African American soldiers, Du Bois had found discovered that there was a large amount of racism very prominent in the U.S. Army. He noted, especially, how many African-Americans were discouraged from joining the military and were not often credited for their accomplishments as compared to white soldiers of the same rank.In 1919, <mask> was given the rank of Major and he was even a member of the Association of Military Surgeons. Major <mask> was discharged in the later months of 1919. Career
When <mask> left the military he returned to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to continue work on his medical practice in Philadelphia county. <mask> placed a large emphasis in providing medical assistance and education towards the community. He had been a member of the

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 American Medical Association, the Philadelphia County Medical Society, the International College of Surgeons, and the National Medical Association. At the 1926 annual convention, <mask> was listed as chairman of the Committee for Gynecologists and General Surgeons in the Journal of the National Medical Association and proceeded to open stations at Mercy Hospital for well-known surgeons to operate. <mask> was often involved in Veteran fundraisers and dedicated work toward Veterans of Foreign Wars.In 1934, Boston opened a Hospital in Lansdale called the Elm Terrace Hospital, which would later be renamed North Penn Hospital in 1954 and eventually becoming part of the Jefferson Health Systems. It is now known as the Lansdale Abington Hospital. <mask> continued his association with Mercy Hospital during the 1930s, participating in various clinical lectures and was credited for it in the Chicago Defender. <mask> formed a First Aid Emergency Squad in Lansdale, now called the Volunteer Medical Services Corps (VMSC) dedicating many hours to that venture. Personal life
<mask> never married. Death
In 1960, <mask> died in at the age of 69 in Einstein Medical Center. Upon his death, his many peers from both the hospital and the Emergency Relief Squad came to sing at his grave.<mask> was buried in Whitemarsh Cemetery in Pennsylvania. The First Baptist Church in Lansdale, Pennsylvania established a memorial consisting of a sculpture made by S.K. Miller, which exists today at 7th & Broad Streets in Lansdale. References

1891 births
1960 deaths
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title: C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne

texts:
<mask> (11 May 1866 – 10 March 1944) was an English novelist who was also known by the pen name <mask>. He is perhaps best remembered as the author of The Lost Continent: The Story of Atlantis. He is also remembered for his Captain Kettle stories and for The Recipe for Diamonds. Biography

<mask> was born 11 May 1866. He was married to Mary Elizabeth Haggas (died 1938). They had a son named <mask> (1 December 1897 – 21 November 1916), who was wounded in the Battle of the Somme and died from his wounds. They also had a daughter, <mask> (1902–1999).<mask> first appeared as a side character in the novel Honour of Thieves (1895). His first appearance as a main character was in the short story 'Stealing a President' in vol 1, issue 6 of Pearson's Magazine (1896). This initial short story was followed in 1897 by a series of twelve short stories again in Pearson's Magazine that were later collected and published as Adventures of Captain Kettle. Over the next four years two more sets of twelve stories were published in Pearson's Magazine and subsequently collected as Further Adventures of Captain Kettle ("A master of fortune" in the US) and <mask> K.C.B. respectively. The character of <mask> was one of action and decision. He is said to be based on a South Shields sea captain, Davey Proffit, whose physical appearance closely matched the descriptions in the books, but <mask> <mask>

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 insisted emphatically that this was not the case.However, the most enduring image of Kettle was created by Stanley L. Wood, who provided the illustrations for Pearson's Magazine; they were reprinted in the first book compilations of the stories. He found 'the exact spit and image of our little sailor, pulling beer behind a bar' in a pub in north London. This is noteworthy because Wood's <mask>ttle bears a striking resemblance (particularly in his stance, the set of the head on the shoulders, his beard and the characteristic gaze) to the novelist <mask>, also a sailor. Among the people who saw this remarkable similarity was H. G. Wells, whose War of the Worlds appeared in Pearson's in instalments, alternating with the <mask> stories. <mask> met Wells at just this time, read Pearson's, and borrowed whole phrases, key episodes, and images from the Kettle stories for Heart of Darkness. <mask>cliffe Hyne would probably have been forgotten but for the American science fiction fans such as Sprague <mask>. They republished "The Lost Continent" without permission, which was possible because of the then American copyright law.And that led to the republishing of his other stories. Bibliography

 "Banana Farming in the Canary Islands", The Windsor Magazine – commonly listed as a book

<mask>ttle series

 Honour of Thieves (Chatto and Windus: 1895) (Reprinted as The Little Red Captain

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 (Pearson: 1902)
 Adventures of <mask>ttle (C A Pearson: 1898)
 Further Adventures of <mask> (Pearson: 1899) (aka Master of Fortune (Dillingham: 1901))
 <mask>ttle K.C.B. (The Last Adventure) (Pearson: 1903)
 The Marriage of Captain Kettle (Heinemann: 1912)
 Captain Kettle on the War-Path (Methuen: 1916)
 Captain Kettle's Bit (Hodder and Stoughton: 1918)
 The Rev. Petton (Everett: 1902)
 The Branded Prince (Methuen: 1902)
 The Glass Dagger (New Amsterdam Book Co.: )
 The Baptist Ring (Methuen: 1903)
 The Tragedy of the Great Emerald (Methuen: 1904)
 The Mystery of a Bungalow (Methuen: 1904)
 The Cable-Man (Chatto and Windus: 1907)
 Romance of a Queen (Chatto and Windus: 1908)
 The Claimant (Chatto and Windus: 1908)
 Eighteen Exciting Adventures (<mask> Askew & Son: 1914)

Fiction published under the name Nicholson West

 The Mysterious Millionaire (Greening: 1906)

Nonfiction

 Through Arctic Lapland (A & C Black: 1898)
 People and Places as Seen by C. J. <mask>-Hyne (Newnes: 1930)
 But Britains are Slaves (Desmond Harmsworth: 1931)
 My Joyful Life (Hutchinson: 1935)
 Don't You Agree? (Hutchinson: 1936)

References

External links

 Cutcliffe Hyne at Fantastic Fiction – with cover images

 Weatherby Chesney at LC Authorities, 1 record, and at WorldCat, many records

1944 deaths
1866 births
Hyne, C. J. Cutcliffe
Victorian novelists
20th-century British

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title: Taco Hemingway

texts: Filip Tadeusz Szcześniak (born July 29, 1990), better known by the stage name <mask> (earlier FV), is a Polish rapper, songwriter, and musician. He began recording in 2011, at which time he released - under the pseudonym Foodvillain - an English-language mixtape entitled Who Killed JFK. A year later, he adopted the pseudonym <mask>, under which he released the English-language EP Young Hems. In 2014, he released a second EP, this time recorded in Polish, titled Trójkąt warszawski. The album brought the musician publicity, thanks to which he joined the label Asfalt Records, under which he released a re-release of Trójkąt Warszawski and a new EP entitled Umowa o dzieło. These, as well as subsequent albums released on the label, made the rapper famous, and he quickly became one of the most popular musicians in Poland. He has sold over 400,000 albums in Poland, making him one of the best-selling rappers in Poland.Almost every rapper's album can be downloaded for free from his website. The most successful was the joint album with Quebonafide, titled Soma 0.5 mg, which was sold in over 150 thousand copies. Also successful were the albums Szprycer, Marmur and Pocztówka z WWA, lato '19. For the sale of albums he repeatedly received the certificate of platinum, gold and diamond records. He created hits such as "6 zeros", "Następna stacja", "Deszcz na betonie", "Polskie  Tango", "Tamagotchi" or "Nostalgia", which shortly after the premiere hit the first place of the card on time with nearly a million listens. He has been nominated for the Fryderyk Awards thirteen times between 2016

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 rap artists with his father, developing his passion for the rap genre. His parents divorced in 2004. Szcześniak completed his studies at Prywatne Gimnazjum nr 1 and Copernicus Bilingual High School in Warsaw, where he met his future producer, Maciej Ruszecki. He is also a graduate of cultural studies at the University of Warsaw. In 2012, he began studying for a master's degree in anthropology in University College London.Career

2011–2016: Young Hems, Trójkąt warszawski and Umowa o dzieło

While studying in London, he wrote lyrics for his mixtape entitled Who Killed JFK. He began posting his first songs on the fvkilledjfk channel on YouTube, using the alias Foodvillain at the time. The rapper unsuccessfully tried to pursue music making as well. He rapped in English on illegally downloaded MF Doom beats in his friend's basement. In his lyrics he referred to the work of rappers such as Childish Gambino or Jay-Z. The project itself did not meet with much publicity. On December 26, 2013, he released his English-language EP titled Young Hems via Bandcamp.The artist adopted the pseudonym <mask> <mask>, which was taken from the football game FIFA, in which he played under such a pseudonym. The material was recorded in Brussels in the basement of his mother's house at the time. The album again did not receive much publicity. The rapper was initially employed in the advertising industry, but abandoned it in favor of becoming an English translator, and in the meantime he was writing his second EP. On December 19, 2014, his second re-released EP, titled Trójkąt warszawski, was

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texts: interview to the website Sport.pl, about soccer, where he said, among other things, that he has been a fan of the team Tottenham Hotspur since he was twenty years old. In 2016, the rapper's fourth mini-album titled Wosk was released unannounced for free download on the rapper's website. The album was well received by music critics; however, reviewers pointed out that the lyrics were less brilliant than before and that the rapper could be boring sometimes. A song from the album, titled "Wiatr", became a hit. "Wiatr", became the biggest hit from the album reaching almost 10 million views on YouTube.On 2 November, he released his first studio album, entitled Marmur, which went on sale on 2 December along with the rapper's previous album, Wosk. The albums debuted at number 3 and number 14 on the Polish music charts, OLiS, respectively. The albums received positive, although slightly weaker than the previous albums, reviews from critics. By February 2017, more than 15,000 copies of the album Marmur had been sold, which achieved gold album status. A song from that album, titled "Święcące prostokąty" reached number 23 on the Polish Radio's Polish Radio's Lista Przebojów Programu Trzeciego list. That same year, the rapper went on his second concert tour, Marmur Tour. Rapper Sokół in an interview with Gazeta.pl praised <mask> <mask>, adding that he appreciates his work.In 2017, he was once again nominated for the Fryderyk Award for his album Marmur, in the Hip-Hop Album of the Year category, but lost to the album Życie po śmierci by rapper O.S.T.R. In 2017, the rapper performed at


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texts: remove. On February 12 of the same year, he appeared as a guest on Bedoes' single "Chłopaki nie płaczą", and the daily Newonce included his verse in the ranking of "5 songs that pushed the boundaries of what is allowed and what is not in Polish rap". In April of the same year, on the Instagram profile of the recording studio in which the rapper works, a post appeared that confirmed the formation of a new album. In May 2019, the artist together with Dawid Podsiadło announced a concert at the National Stadium in Warsaw. <mask> also added that this is his only concert this year.The event gained a lot of publicity and already in almost 3 hours the artists sold out all the tickets, that is 73 thousand seats filling the whole stadium. Thus, the musicians beat the Polish record and sold more tickets than Metallica or Coldplay. On July 16, 2019, the rapper announced the release of his new album titled Pocztówka z WWA, lato '19 on August 9 and pre-orders for the album have begun. The musician wrote on Instagram that despite the announced hiatus, he couldn't help himself and will release the new album in the summer, as he does every year. For the first time on the album, the rapper invited guests, other musicians such as Pezet, Dawid Podsiadło, schafter, Kizo, Ras and Rosalie appeared. On July 23, 2019, around 10 p.m., the album was unexpectedly released electronically on YouTube and streaming services such as Spotify among others, as always the rapper made the entire album available for free MP3 download on his website. The rapper debuted at number one on the Polish sales list -


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texts:
Captain <mask> (1760–1813) was a British naval officer who served in the Royal Navy during the American Revolutionary War, the French Revolutionary Wars and Napoleonic Wars. Unlike many of his dashing companions of this period, <mask> is notable for his reticent social life which contrasted sharply with his dashing and action-filled military career. Early life
<mask> was the son of a dockyard officer at Plymouth Dock in the parish of Stoke Damerel, Devonport, now part of Plymouth, Devon, born on 15 November 1760 and christened on 13 December. He joined the navy at the age of eleven in 1772 as Captain's Servant to Captain Feilding in HMS Kent, then a guard-ship at Plymouth. American Revolutionary War
After the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War, he transferred to HMS Foudroyant in 1775 under Captain <mask> (later Earl St Vincent), who two months later rated him Midshipman. In March 1776 <mask> transferred to the frigate Diamond which sailed for North America where he saw action. While in America, <mask> was made lieutenant on 25 November 1778, when only 18, two years earlier than the official minimum age of 20, joining the ship of the line HMS Albion as a junior lieutenant.In March the following year he transferred to the 74-gun ship HMS Sultan in which he was in action at the Battle of Grenada the following year and the Battle of Martinique a few months later. At the start of 1780, <mask> was made first lieutenant of the newly captured frigate HMS Fortunée which was present as a repeating frigate at the disastrous Battle of the Chesapeake which led to Cornwallis surrendering his army. In January 1782 <mask>

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 was again in action at the Battle of Frigate Bay during Hood's unsuccessful attempt to relieve Saint Kitts, and where <mask> successfully made it through enemy lines under the cover of darkness to gain intelligence from the besieged British fort on Brimstone Hill. Peacetime and marriage
<mask> returned to England at the end of 1782, and at the start of 1783 briefly served as first lieutenant of the frigate Monsieur before joining the newly built HMS Irresistible in which he served during the peacetime for five years before returning ashore in 1788. A few months later he married Anna Spong on 21 August 1788 at the Church of St. Edmund, Lombard Street, London. Their first child Seymour Herbert <mask> was born on 5 December 1789, in Rochester. He died in 1802, aged 12.Their second child, <mask> was born in January 1792, and their third child, James Hawkins <mask>, was born on 5 April 1794. During this time little is known of his life, as he left no journals or records and atypically of a young naval officer did not make a stir in society. After two years ashore he joined HMS Lion as first lieutenant in 1790 as war threatened to break out again, moving next to HMS Assistance, and then to HMS Stately. French revolutionary wars
Soon after war was declared, <mask> was then promoted on 19 July 1793 to Commander and took over the sloop HMS Megaera in which he made Post-Captain on 4 October 1794. Appointed to HMS Sphynx, <mask> moved to HMS Andromache soon afterwards and in her was able to capture a large Algerian corsair with 24-guns after a fierce engagement on which 64 Algerians and two British sailors were killed. He

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 transferred to HMS Dryad in 1799 and remained in her until after the peace in 1802. Napoleonic wars
At the conclusion of the Peace of Amiens he was given the ship of the line HMS Minotaur, a veteran ship which had fought at the Battle of the Nile.Soon after taking command he was involved in the capture of the French frigate Franchise in the English Channel and briefly served as Admiral Collingwood's flag-captain in the same ship. <mask> was also at the Battle of Trafalgar two years later, where although the slow speed of the Minotaur delayed his entry into the battle, <mask> took a proactive role defending the Victory against the counterattack by Rear Admiral Dumanoir's squadron, and performed diligently with much success in forcing the surrender of the Neptuno, and taking 25 casualties. The Minotaur remained off Cadiz for the following year, returning to Britain at the end of 1806 with <mask> suffering from debilitating rheumatism. In the spring of 1807 he was flag captain to Rear Admiral William Essington, third-in-command at the bombardment of Copenhagen, where he benefited from the prize money for the captured ships in the harbour, but was forced to retire from active service through ill-health on his return at the end of the year. Illness anddDeath
Although a man in his position could have been expected to have received promotion and rewards at the end of the Napoleonic Wars, <mask> never survived long enough, dying at Rochester after a period of illness in 1813. His memorial raised to him in St Margaret's Church in Rochester makes a succinct record of his life:

TO THE MEMORY OF Captn CHARLES JOHN MOORE

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 MANSFIELD ROYAL NAVY
Who during a Period of 40 Years arduous Service
established the character of an Honorable and Gallant Officer. In the Year 1793 he was made Commander and was
afterwards raised to the Rank of POST CAPTAIN.While commanding the Andromache he was attacked by an Algerine Frigate
under Spanish Colors, which he captured after a long and desperate engagement. For many years he commanded the Minotaur, and had the Honor of capturing the
El Neptuno a Spanish 80 Gun Ship in the ever memorable engagement of TRAFALGAR
Soon after this Period, worn down by fatigue he retired into the bosom of his Family,
and, after a long and afflicting illness, calmly resigned his Soul into the hands of his Maker
On the 23d day of April 1813, Aged 52 Years. Further reading
The Trafalgar Captains, Colin White and the 1805 Club, Chatham Publishing, London, 2005,

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<mask> <mask> Bio
Mansfield's Trafalgar Medal
NMM Maritime Memorials entry

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Royal Navy captains at the Battle of Trafalgar
Royal Navy personnel of the American Revolutionary War
Royal Navy personnel of the French Revolutionary Wars
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<mask> (20 July 1892 – 18 October 1962) was a French poster artist and painter. He was one of France’s most significant poster artists, along with A.M. Cassandre, Paul Colin, and Jean Carlu. His pioneering use of the lithographic technique was widely celebrated across his fifty year career. Early life and education
Born in Nice, France, to <mask> and Joséphine Grassi. In 1907 the family relocated to Lausanne, Switzerland, where <mask> completed his education. In 1911 <mask> was enrolled in the École des Beaux-arts de Lyon, where he took classes in painting and life drawing, and experimented with lithography. The outbreak of the first world war put an abrupt end to these studies, as <mask> was conscripted to fight and amongst the first to be sent to the front.He was quickly injured, however, and sent back to his parents in Lausanne for a period of convalescence. Back at home <mask> resumed designing, and in 1916 his designs were being published in 'La feuille d'Avis de Lausanne'. His studio became a popular meeting place for a range of creatives based in Lausanne, including the photographer Émile Gos, and the writer <mask>. At this time <mask> also met Marcelle Vittet, his future wife, who would model for a number of his designs. Move to Paris and critical success
<mask> moved to Paris in 1923 and began working for Maison Devambez. His innovative posters for the automobile company Voisin  quickly established <mask> as a pioneering figure on the design scene. In the same year, A. M. Cassandre - with whom <mask> would later collaborate  - produced 'Le Bûcheron', also representing a radical departure from the established Art Nouveau style.<mask> and Cassandre, along with Paul Colin and Jean Carlu, were nicknamed the 'Musketeers' by critics, and seen to be ushering in a

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texts: new era of poster design. <mask> was chosen as one of the four official poster artists to represent the 1925 International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts (French: Exposition internationale des arts décoratfs et industriels modernes). The other artists included France's pre-eminent sculptor and draughtsman Antoine Bourdelle. The 1925 exhibition attracted 16 million visitors, and fundamental in establishing the Art Deco style, then known as the Style Moderne. Loupot started to attract prestigious clients, such as the Maison des Vins Nicolas and Eugène Schueller. <mask> married a second time to Jane Alfassa, with whom he had a son, Jean-Marie, in 1926. Along with many of the major decorative artists and architects of the time, <mask> joined the French Union of Modern ArtistsUnion des artistes modernes), in 1929.Emphasising the importance of design, the group aimed to create beautiful, affordable pieces that could improve the quality of people's lives. Cassandre was also a part of the union, and the following year <mask> and Cassandre joined forces to create the Alliance Graphique. The collaboration ended in 1934, <mask> continued to work for a range of clients, and in 1936 met Max Augier, head of advertising for the drinks company . This partnership lasted for over 20 years, with few creative restrictions imposed on <mask>’s design. For the Exposition Internationale des Arts et Techniques dans la Vie, an important opportunity to showcase <mask>'s new designs, Max Augier organised not only an entire pavilion, but also the exclusive right to advertise on the surrounding walls of the exhibition. Although resident in Paris, <mask> was also a great lover of the countryside. On a visit to the village of Chevroches, near Clamency, he spontaneously bought a

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 house in the neighbourhood.Around this time <mask> met France Pier, who would become his lifelong companion, although they never married. <mask> later designed murals for a chapel in the vicinity, and there is a permanent inscription dedicated to him at Chevroches. Break during WWII
At the outbreak of the second world war, <mask> left Paris for Chevroches. Subsequently, the Vichy Regime imposed a series of restrictions on both the sale and advertising of alcohol from 1940. As <mask> would not work in service of the regime, for the remainder of the war he did not produce any more posters, and instead dedicated himself to painting, largely in oils. He only recommenced designing for St-Raphaël in 1945. Move to abstraction
Following the war <mask> produced series of meticulous designs, that increasingly pushed the boundaries between abstract and figurative works.This change in his style is exemplified in his work for St-Raphaël. This shift has been ranked amongst the most iconic examples of the advertising revolution of the twentieth century. By 1950 the majority of laws against alcohol advertising had been lifted, although some restrictions remained. That year, with the help of Max Augier (by then good friends with <mask>), <mask> formed his own advertising agency, called 'Les Arcs'. Whilst St-Raphaël remained <mask>'s major client, he was free to take on other commissions, and worked with Nicolas again. As with his work for St-Raphaël, <mask>'s post-war Nicolas designs were radically simplified from their original inter-war appearance. Later years
In his final years, <mask> spent an increasing amount of time in Provence, at his family home Marika in Arcs-sur-Argens.By 1962 <mask> had officially retired from poster-making. He died at home in the same year. Style &

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<mask>'s works were produced using the lithographic technique. He experimented in typography and aerograph, an early precursor of the airbrush. Each composition was carefully planned with numerous maquettes and revisions. <mask> was attentive to the major European artistic developments of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. His first poster in Paris for the company Voisin clearly demonstrated a knowledge of the French artist Paul Cézanne, whilst he also frequently adapted elements from Fauvism and Cubism.Trained in Switzerland, then a leading centre for graphic design, he was also aware of developments there in Swiss typography and design, and his work also shows a German influence of Sachplakat. Following the second world war, <mask> experimented with abstraction, both in reduction of figurative elements, and also with full abstraction. Painting
Although <mask> was most famous for his work as a commercial poster, privately he also experimented extensively with painting. These works were not intended to be sold, and were principally images of his surroundings, friends, and lovers. There is, however, some suggestion that <mask> was occasionally commissioned as a decorator at the beginning of his career in Paris, although details surrounding this are unclear. <mask>'s most significant contribution to painting was the chapel, Notre-Dame-de-la-Tête-Ronde à Menou, that he decorated in the 1950s. Notable works Voisin, Colour Lithograph, 1923Cointreau, Colour Lithograph, 1930Coty, Colour Lithograph, 1938St-Raphaël, Colour Lithograph, 1950Lion Noire'', Colour Lithograph, 1949

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 youth levels, before making his senior debut on 4 June 2006 against Japan. His first goals came in the historic 2–1 win over Hungary, scoring twice as Malta won their first competitive game in 13 years. Regarded as one of the best Maltese football exports, he amassed 94 appearances for the national team, the eighth-highest number of appearances at the time of his retirement in October 2018. Club career

Early career

<mask> started out as a trainee with Hibernians making his first team debut in the 2002–03 season. The following season, he scored his first goal in the 2–1 win over Balzan Youths on 31 August 2003. He made his debut in a European competition on 19 June 2004, in the Intertoto Cup first round match against Slaven Belupo.Hibernians won the match 2–1 with <mask> scoring the winner. Midway through the 2004–05 season, there were disagreements between <mask> and the club, and with a possible transfer in sight Sliema Wanderers and Marsaxlokk became interested in his acquisition. In the end, Marsaxlokk finalised the transfer and <mask> joined the club on 29 January 2005. His first goal came in the 2–1 win over Msida Saint-Joseph played on 5 February. His first full season at the club ended with 11 goals to his name, a feat he repeated in the 2006–07 season as Marsaxlokk were crowned league champions for the first time. During the league-winning campaign, <mask> formed an attacking partnership with Daniel Bogdanović who between them scored 42 out of Marsaxlokk's 74 goals. German stint

In the summer of 2007, with interest from foreign clubs including OFI Crete, <mask> joined Eintracht Braunschweig on a season-long loan.Playing in the Regionalliga Nord, the third-tier in German football, <mask> made his debut on 31 July in the 2–3 defeat against VfL Wolfsburg II, coming on as a second-half substitute for Lars Fuchs. His first goals came on the tenth matchday, scoring a hat-trick against Energie Cottbus II on 21 September in a 5–0 win. For the final league game

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 of the season, <mask> was suspended by the club for selecting to play in a friendly match for the Maltese national team instead of the promotion decider against Borussia Dortmund II. He finished the season with nine goals, the last being against VfB Lübeck, ending as the club's third top-scorer for the season as Eintracht Braunschweig qualified to the newly-formed 3. Liga. <mask>'s stay in Germany was extended to a further year as in June 2008 he joined 3. Liga side Carl Zeiss Jena on another loan.His first game was on 26 July, when he came in as an 84th-minute substitute for Salvatore Amirante during a 2–2 draw against Jahn Regensburg in a league match. His first goal at the club arrived in the first round of the DFB-Pokal, scoring the opener in the 2–1 win over 1. FC Kaiserslautern. He found the net again in the round of 16 tie against Bundesliga side Schalke which ended in a 1–4 defeat. He finished the season by scoring two goals in the last two matchdays, including the equaliser against Sandhausen, which guaranteed Carl Zeiss Jena's stay in the 3. Liga. After his contract expired with Marsaxlokk, <mask> joined Austria Kärnten on a two-year deal on 19 June 2009.Amid the club's financial problems and a disappointing start to the season which saw them sitting at the bottom of the table, <mask> was one of few players who was allowed to be released in January 2010. His only goal for the Austrian club came in a 2–3 defeat against Kapfenberger SV on 26 July. Ferencváros

Ferencváros signed <mask> in February 2010, teaming up with compatriot Justin Haber who joined the Hungarian club from Sheffield United. He made his debut on 12 March in the 0–0 draw against Nyíregyháza Spartacus. He quickly became a key figure in Ferencváros' attack and was rewarded with a new contract at the end of the season. With the arrival of new manager László Prukner, <mask> was moved as the main forward for Fradi and rose to prominence during the 2010–11 season, scoring his first goal on 1

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 September in a 3–0 win over Győr. He scored his first hat-trick against Vasas in a 3–1 win, becoming the first Maltese footballer to score a hat-trick in a foreign top-tier league.Two months later, on 20 November, he netted another hat-trick against Lombard Pápa in the 5–0 away win. He added to his tally braces against MTK Budapest and Zalaegerszegi, to finish off the season as the club's highest goalscorer, and the league's second highest, with 16 goals. Ferencváros finished third as they qualified to the first qualifying round of the UEFA Europa League, making a return to European football after a six-year absence. Olympiakos Volou

Schembri's contract with Ferencváros ended at the end of the 2010–11 season, and despite concrete interest from Serie A side Chievo, he joined Olympiacos Volou on 7 July 2011. He made his debut a week later, on 14 July, as a last-minute substitute against Rad in the second qualifying round of the Europa League, scoring his first goal for the club in the third qualifying round match played on 28 July, a 3–0 win over Differdange. On the same day, the Greek Super League's disciplinary committee announced the demotion of Olympiakos Volou and Kavala to the Beta Ethniki, the second tier in Greek football, for their involvement in a match-fixing scandal. As the club failed to obtain a license, they were relegated to the Delta Ethniki, the fourth tier in Greek football, as well as being excluded from the current Europa League campaign and given a three-year ban from any European competition by UEFA.As a result of this, the Greek Federation allowed the rescinding of players' contracts and to join other clubs outside of the transfer window. Panionios

Following the rescinding of his contract with Olympiakos Volou and his preference to stay in Greece, <mask> joined Panionios, signing a one-year contract on 30 September 2011. He made his debut in the sixth league matchday on 16 October, in the 0–0 draw against PAS Giannina, scoring his first goal


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 in the 1–2 defeat against Atromitos on 29 October. In the match against Aris on 27 November, he scored once and assisted on the winning goal in the 2–1 win, being praised by the media for his performance. At the end of the season, which he concluded with five goals to his name, Panionios and <mask> failed to reach an agreement on his salary and the contract was not renewed. Omonia

On 20 August 2012, Cypriot club Omonia signed <mask> on a two-year deal. Before signing for Omonia there was interest from Sampdoria which were ready to make a deal had they not won promotion to Serie A.The first game played was the home win over Ayia Napa on 2 September, scoring on his first start for the club against Enosis on 27 October in a 2–0 win. He ended the season scoring eight goals as Omonia finished third and gained access to the UEFA Europa League second qualifying round. The following season, despite the early exit from the UEFA competition, <mask> further solidified his place and scored his first goal of the season and assisted the third goal in the 4–0 win over Enosis on 14 September 2013. He wrapped up the first round of the championship with 11 goals, including braces against Doxa and Anorthosis Famagusta, as Omonia qualified to the Championship round. With six additional goals in this round, <mask> took his season tally to 17 goals, ending as the league's second highest goalscorer. During the summer of 2014, with the chance of joining a higher-level league, <mask> joined 2. Bundesliga side FSV Frankfurt.His return in Germany and teaming up with Benno Möhlmann, his former head coach at Eintracht Braunschweig, proved to be a disappointing one as it lasted only six months. With lack of space in the first eleven and a single goal against Hoffenheim in the DFB-Pokal, <mask> rescinded his contract in December. In the same month he agreed to re-join Omonia on an 18-month contract. In the first game back with Omonia he scored a goal in the 2–0 win over Ethnikos Achna on 10


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 January 2015. He was instrumental in leading Omonia to the semi-finals of the Cypriot Cup, scoring six goals in six appearances including a hat-trick against Karmiotissa. Omonia qualified to compete in the UEFA Europa League first qualifying round and on 9 July, <mask> scored the winner against Dinamo Batumi which gave Omonia access to the successive round. His goals contribution alongside that of striker Cillian Sheridan helped Omonia push to the top of the table, with <mask> being employed most of the time as the only forward.He finished the league season with 15 goals, although Omonia lost the Cypriot Cup final against Apollon Limassol. Boavista

With <mask>'s contract coming up at the end of the season, talks between the two parties for an extension were held mid-season amid interest from other Cypriot and Asian clubs. In the end, on 16 June 2016, Primeira Liga club Boavista officially announced <mask>'s transfer. In an interview with newspaper Record, <mask> described how he refused other offers with higher salaries in order to fulfill his desire to move to a better league. He made his debut in the opening day of the 2016–17 season in the 2–0 win over Arouca, before being replaced by Diogo Caldas. <mask> scored his first goal, the opener, in the 2–2 draw against Chaves played on 28 August. During the first half of the season he was a mainstay in Boavista's starting eleven under both Erwin Sánchez and his replacement Miguel Leal, even scoring the third goal in a 3–3 draw against Benfica in a match where Boavista were 3–0 up after 25 minutes.With the arrival of Peruvian striker Iván Bulos during the January transfer window he lost his place in the starting eleven, mostly being introduced in the games from the substitutes' bench. In the last game of the season played at home against champions-elect Benfica, <mask> scored the momentary 2–0 goal as Benfica relayed back to level the game in injury time. With lack of space in the first team by the end of the season


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 and with possibly not figuring in manager Miguel Leal's plans for the following season, <mask> and Boavista came to a mutual agreement to rescind his contract ending his stay at the Porto-based club. Apollon Limassol

On 13 June 2017, <mask> signed with Apollon Limassol, returning to Cyprus after his earlier stint with Omonia. In his first game played on 13 July, he scored the first in a 3–0 win over Zaria Bălți in the UEFA Europa League second qualifying round. He scored his second goal in as many games in the second leg match played the following week, as Apollon made it through to the third qualifying round. <mask>'s form in the Europa League resumed as in the following rounds he struck important goals against Aberdeen (in a 3–2 aggregate win) and Midtjylland (in a 4–3 aggregate win) with Apollon qualifying to the group stage.He ended the qualifying round scoring four goals in six matches and became the second Maltese player to feature in the UEFA Europa League after Luke Dimech. In the Cypriot Super Cup final against APOEL on 9 August, <mask> was introduced as a second-half replacement for Antonio Jakoliš and three minutes from time he scored the winning goal in a 2–1 win for Apollon, their fourth trophy in history. In the group stage match against Atalanta played on 19 October, <mask> scored the temporary equaliser in an eventual 1–3 defeat, although he did not celebrate due to that the death of Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. With this goal he became the first Maltese player to score in the proper rounds of a UEFA competition. His first season back in Cyprus ended with him scoring 14 goals, including a goal in the Cypriot Cup final defeat against AEK Larnaca. Near the end of the 2018–19 season, <mask> announced that he would leave Apollon at the end of the league campaign. His last game was the 1–2 defeat against Nea Salamis played on 22 May, in which he scored Apollon's only goal.Chennaiyin

On 27 August 2019, <mask> signed a one-year contract


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 with Indian Super League (ISL) side Chennaiyin, becoming the first Maltese player to play in India. He made his debut in the first league game of the season, starting in a 3–0 defeat against Goa. His first goal came on 25 November 2019, scoring the opener after coming off the bench in a 2–1 win over Hyderabad, to mark Chennaiyin's first league win of the season. In the same game, he also assisted Nerijus Valskis for the winner in the final minutes of the match. With four additional goals, he helped Chennaiyin finish fourth and qualifying for the Indian Super League playoffs. On 9 March 2020, <mask> announced his retirement from professional football, with his last game being the ISL final against ATK on 14 March. International career

<mask> was capped at various youth levels for Malta, starting from the under-14s up to the under-21s.His first game in a UEFA competition was on 5 March 2002 against Armenia, a qualifier for the 2002 UEFA Under-17 Championship, won 1–0. On 4 June 2006, <mask> made his debut with the Maltese national team in a friendly against Japan, which ended in a 1–0 defeat. His first goals arrived in his fifth cap, in a UEFA Euro qualifier match against Hungary played at Ta' Qali's National Stadium on 11 October 2006. <mask> gave Malta the lead after 14 minutes when following Michael Mifsud's shot which hit the crossbar, he slotted the ball in the net. Hungary equalised five minutes later from a Sándor Torghelle header, however Malta retook the lead six minutes in the second half when Gilbert Agius played a through-ball to <mask> who rounded Gábor Király and slid the ball in an empty net. The match ended in a 2–1 win, with this marking Malta's first competitive win in 13 years, their first win in a UEFA European Championship match in 24 years and their first home win in a competitive match in 31 years. <mask> became a regular figure in Malta's starting eleven and in the same qualifier competition he scored his third international goal, against


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 Turkey, in the fixture played on 8 September 2007.After both teams finished the first half at 1–1, <mask> received a ball from Mifsud and put it past goalkeeper Hakan Arıkan. Turkey equalised a couple of minutes later from Servet Çetin, as the match ended in a 2–2 scoreline. <mask> captained Malta for the first time on 25 March 2015, in a friendly against Georgia; he ultimately served as captain 16 times. After a 2–0 defeat in the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier against England, played on 8 October 2016, <mask> criticised the Malta Football Association (MFA), the governing body of football in Malta, for the lack of progress done in Maltese football and the lack of initiative in the youth football setups. His stance was supported by many, with the association's president acknowledging the disappointing results in the last 20 years, although he asserted that the MFA had been working in sending Maltese youth to trials abroad. For the following match against Lithuania on 11 October, <mask> was removed as captain and replaced by Michael Mifsud, with the insistence that the decision was a tactical one. In October 2018, he reiterated his stance on the stagnation of Maltese football and the lack of concrete ideas by the governing body to improve it, although he praised the MFA's initiative in assisting youth footballers to foreign leagues.On 13 November 2018, <mask> announced that he would be retiring from international football following the end of the UEFA Nations League campaign, citing his wish to prolong his club career and to give an opportunity to the younger generation. His last match was on 20 November in the 1–1 draw against the Faroe Islands, finishing off with his 94th appearance. Style of play

<mask>'s versatility in forward roles saw him deployed in numerous positions, including an attacking midfielder, a second striker or even a pure striker, as well as playing on the wings. Personal life

<mask> is the son of <mask> and grandson of Salvinu <mask>, both

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 former footballers and Maltese internationals. He married Clarissa Ellul, a television presenter, on 3 June 2016 at St. Paul's Church in Rabat. In June 2018, he published an autobiographical book, <mask> – 10 snin nilgħab fl-Ewropa (<mask> – 10 years playing in Europe), the first one by a Maltese footballer, detailing his struggles and successes during his career. Since 2017, <mask> and Apollon Limassol have been supporting Dr. Klown, a Maltese non-governmental organisation which provide clown doctor services.Career statistics

Club

Notes

International

Scores and results list Malta's goal tally first, score column indicates score after each Schembri goal. Honours
Marsaxlokk
 Maltese Premier League: 2006–07

Apollon Limassol
 Cypriot Super Cup: 2017

Individual
 Malta's Sportsman of the Year: 2010

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<mask>  (born August 16, 1954) is a Canadian filmmaker. Best known for making science fiction and epic films, he first gained recognition for directing The Terminator (1984). He found further success with Aliens (1986), The Abyss (1989), Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991), and the action comedy True Lies (1994). He also directed Titanic (1997) and Avatar (2009), with Titanic earning him Academy Awards in Best Picture, Best Director and Best Film Editing. Avatar, filmed in 3D technology, earned him nominations in the same categories. <mask> co-founded the production companies Lightstorm Entertainment, Digital Domain, and Earthship Productions. In addition to filmmaking, he is a National Geographic sea explorer and has produced many documentaries on the subject, including Ghosts of the Abyss (2003) and Aliens of the Deep (2005).<mask> has also contributed to underwater filming and remote vehicle technologies and helped create the digital 3D Fusion Camera System. In 2012, <mask> became the first person to do a solo descent to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the deepest part of the Earth's ocean, in the Deepsea Challenger submersible. <mask>'s films have grossed approximately US$2 billion in North America and US$6 billion worldwide. Avatar and Titanic are the highest and third highest-grossing films of all time, earning $2.85 billion and $2.19 billion, respectively. <mask> holds the achievement of having directed the first two of the five films in history to gross over $2 billion worldwide. In 2010, Time magazine named <mask> as one of the 100 most influential people in the world. <mask> is also an environmentalist and runs several sustainability businesses.Early life
<mask> <mask> was born on August 16,

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 1954, in Kapuskasing, Ontario, the son of <mask>, an electrical engineer, and Shirley (née Lowe), an artist and nurse. His paternal great-great-great-grandfather emigrated from Balquhidder, Scotland, in 1825. <mask> is the eldest of five siblings. He spent summers on his grandfather's farm in southern Ontario. As a child, he declined to join in the Lord's Prayer at school, comparing it to a "tribal chant". He attended Stamford Collegiate in Niagara Falls. At age 17, <mask> and his family moved from Chippawa, Ontario to Brea, California.He attended Sonora High School and then moved to Brea Olinda High School. Classmates recalled that he was not a sportsman but instead enjoyed building things that "either went up into the air or into the deep". After high school, <mask> enrolled at Fullerton College, a community college in 1973 to study physics. He switched subjects to English, but left the college at the end of 1974. He worked odd jobs, including as a truck driver and a janitor, but wrote in his free time. During this period, he learned about special effects by reading other students' work on "optical printing, or front screen projection, or dye transfers, anything that related to film technology" at the library. After the excitement of seeing Star Wars in 1977, <mask> quit his job as a truck driver to enter the film industry.Career

1978–1983: Early work

<mask>'s directing career began in 1978. After borrowing money from a consortium of dentists, he learned to direct, write and produce his first short film, Xenogenesis (1978) with a friend. Learning as they went, <mask> said he felt like a doctor doing his first surgical procedure. He then served as a production assistant for Rock and Roll High

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Inspired by John Carpenter's horror film Halloween (1978), in 1982 <mask> wrote the script for The Terminator (1984), a sci-fi action film about a cyborg sent from the future to carry out a lethal mission.<mask> wanted to sell the script so that he could direct the movie. Whilst some film studios expressed interest in the project, many executives were unwilling to let a new and unfamiliar

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texts: director make the movie. Gale Anne Hurd, a colleague and founder of Pacific Western Productions, to whom <mask> was married from 1984 to 1989, agreed to buy <mask>'s script for one dollar, on the condition that <mask> direct the film. He convinced the president of Hemdale Pictures to make the film, with <mask> as director and Hurd as a producer. Lance Henriksen, who starred in Piranha II: The Spawning, was considered for the lead role, but <mask> decided that Arnold Schwarzenegger was more suitable as the cyborg villain due to his bodybuilder appearance. Henriksen was given a smaller role instead. Michael Biehn and <mask>'s future wife, Linda Hamilton, also joined the cast.The Terminator was a box office success, exceeding expectations set by Orion Pictures. The film proved popular with audiences and earned over $78 million worldwide. George Perry of the BBC praised <mask>'s direction, writing "<mask> laces the action with ironic jokes, but never lets up on hinting that the terror may strike at any moment". In 2008, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry, being deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". In 1984, <mask> co-wrote the screenplay to Rambo: First Blood Part II with Sylvester Stallone. <mask> moved onto his next directorial feature, which was the sequel to Alien (1979), a science fiction horror directed by Ridley Scott. After titling the sequel Aliens (1986), <mask> recast Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley, who first appeared in Alien.Aliens follows the protagonist, Ripley, as she helps a group of marines fight off extraterrestrials. Despite conflicts with cast and crew during production, and having to replace one of the lead

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texts: actors—<mask> with Michael Biehn—Aliens was a box office success, generating over $130 million worldwide. The film was nominated for seven Academy Awards in 1987; Best Actress, Best Art Direction, Best Film Editing, Best Original Score and Best Sound. It won awards for Best Sound Editing and Best Visual Effects. In addition, the film including Weaver made the cover of Time magazine in July 1986. After Aliens, <mask> and Gale Anne Hurd decided to make The Abyss, a story about oil-rig workers who discover strange intelligent life in the ocean. Based on an idea which <mask> had conceived of during high school, the film was initially budgeted at $41 million, although it ran considerably over this amount.It starred Ed Harris, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio and Michael Biehn. The production process began in the Cayman Islands and in South Carolina, inside the building of an unfinished nuclear power plant with two huge water tanks. The cast and crew recall <mask>'s dictatorial behavior, and the filming of water scenes which were mentally and physically exhausting. Upon the film's release, The Abyss was praised for its special effects, and earned $90 million at the worldwide box office. The Abyss received four Academy Award nominations and won Best Visual Effects. In 1990, <mask> co-founded the firm Lightstorm Entertainment with partner Lawrence Kasanoff. In 1991, <mask> served as executive producer for Point Break (1991), directed by Kathryn Bigelow, to whom he was married between 1989 and 1991.After the success of The Terminator, there were discussions for a sequel. In the late 1980s, Mario Kassar of Carolco Pictures secured the rights to the sequel, allowing <mask> to begin production of the film, Terminator

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 2: Judgment Day (1991). Written by William Wisher Jr. and himself, Schwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton reprise their roles. The story follows on from Terminator, depicting a new villain (T-1000), possessing shape-shifting ability and hunting for Sarah Connor's son, John (Edward Furlong). <mask> cast Robert Patrick as T-1000 because of his lean and thin appearance—a sharp contrast to Schwarzenegger. <mask> explained, "I wanted someone who was extremely fast and agile. If the T-800 is a human Panzer tank, then the T-1000 is a Porsche".Terminator 2 was one of the most expensive films to be produced, costing at least $94 million. Despite the challenging use of computer-generated imagery (CGI), the film was completed on time and released on July 3, 1991. Terminator 2 broke box office records (including the opening weekend record for an R-rated film), earning over $200 million in the North America and being the first to earn over $300 million worldwide. It won four Academy Awards: Best Makeup, Best Sound Mixing, Best Sound Editing, and Best Visual Effects. It also received nominations for Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing, but lost both to political thriller JFK (1991). 1993–2001: Continued efforts and Titanic
In subsequent years, <mask> planned to do a third Terminator film but plans never materialized. The rights to the Terminator franchise were eventually purchased by Kassar from a bankruptcy sale of Carolco's assets.<mask> moved on to other projects and, in 1993, co-founded Digital Domain, a visual effects production company. In 1994, <mask> and Schwarzenegger reunited for their third collaboration, True Lies, a remake of the 1991 French comedy La Totale! The story depicts an American secret agent

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texts: who leads a double life as a married man, whose wife believes he is a computer salesman. The film co-stars Jamie Lee Curtis, Eliza Dushku and Tom Arnold. <mask>'s Lightstorm Entertainment signed a deal with 20th Century Fox for the production of True Lies. Budgeted at a minimum of $100 million, the film earned $146 million worldwide. The film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Visual Effects and Curtis won a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress.In 1995, <mask> co-produced Strange Days, a science fiction thriller. The film was directed by Kathryn Bigelow and co-written by Jay Cocks. Strange Days was critically and financially unsuccessful. In 1996, <mask> reunited with the cast of Terminator 2 to film T2 3-D: Battle Across Time, an attraction at Universal Studios Florida, and in other parks around the world. His next major project was Titanic (1997), an epic film about , which sank in 1912 after striking an iceberg. With a production budget of $200 million, at the time it was the most expensive film ever made. Starting in 1995, <mask> took several dives to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean to capture footage of the wreck, which would later be used in the film.A replica of the ship was built in Rosarito Beach and principal photography began in September 1996. Titanic made headlines before its release for being over-budget and exceeding its schedule. <mask>'s completed screenplay depicts two star-crossed lovers, portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, from different social classes who fall in love amid the backdrop of the tragedy; a radical departure from his previous work. The supporting cast includes Billy Zane, Kathy Bates, Frances Fisher, Gloria Stuart, Bernard Hill, Jonathan Hyde,


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In 2002, <mask> served as producer on the 2002 film Solaris, a science fiction drama directed by Steven Soderbergh. The film received mixed reviews and did poorly at the box office. Keen to make documentaries, <mask> directed Expedition: Bismarck, about the German Battleship Bismarck. In 2003, he directed Ghosts of the Abyss, a documentary about RMS Titanic which was released by Walt Disney Pictures and Walden Media, and designed for 3D theaters. <mask> told The Guardian his intention for filming everything in 3D. In 2005, <mask> co-directed Aliens of the Deep, a documentary about the various forms of life in the ocean. He also starred in Titanic Adventure with Tony Robinson, another documentary about the Titanic shipwreck.In 2006, <mask> co-created and narrated The Exodus Decoded, a documentary exploring the Biblical account of the Exodus. In 2007, <mask> and fellow director Simcha Jacobovici, produced The Lost Tomb of Jesus. It was broadcast

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texts: on Discovery Channel on March 4, 2007; the documentary was controversial for arguing that the Talpiot Tomb was the burial place of Jesus of Nazareth. By the mid-2000s, <mask> returned to directing and producing another mainstream film since Titanic. <mask> had mentioned two projects as early as June 2005; Avatar (2009) and Alita: Battle Angel (2019), the latter which he produced, both films were to be shot in 3D technology. He wanted to make Alita: Battle Angel first, followed by Avatar but switched the order in February 2006. Although <mask> had written an 80-page treatment for Avatar in 1995, <mask> stated that he wanted the necessary technology to improve before starting production.Avatar, with the story line set in the mid-22nd century, had an estimated budget in excess of $300 million. The cast includes Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Stephen Lang, Michelle Rodriguez and Sigourney Weaver. It was composed with a mix of live-action footage and computer-generated animation, using an advanced version of the performance capture technique, previously used by director Robert Zemeckis in The Polar Express. <mask> intended Avatar to be 3D-only but decided to adapt it for conventional viewing as well. Intended for release in May 2009, Avatar premiered on December 18, 2009. This delay allowed more time for post-production and the opportunity for theaters to install 3D projectors. Avatar broke several box office records during its initial theatrical run.It grossed $749.7 million in the United States and Canada and more than $2.74 billion worldwide, becoming the highest-grossing film of all time in the United States and Canada, surpassing Titanic. It was the first film to earn more than $2 billion worldwide.


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In 2011, <mask> served as an executive producer for Sanctum, a disaster-survival film about a cave diving expedition which turns deadly. Although receiving mixed reviews, the film earned a fair $108 million at the worldwide box office. <mask> re-investigated the sinking of RMS Titanic with eight experts in a 2012 TV documentary special, Titanic: The Final Word with <mask>, which premiered on April 8 on the National Geographic Channel. In the feature, the experts revised the CGI animation of the sinking conceived in 1995. In March 2010, <mask> announced that Titanic will be converted and re-released in 3D to commemorate the centennial anniversary of the tragedy. On March 27, 2012, Titanic 3D premiered at Royal Albert Hall, London. He also served as executive producer of Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away and Deepsea Challenge 3D in 2012 and 2014, respectively.<mask> starred in the 2017 documentary Atlantis Rising, with collaborator Simcha Jacobovici. The pair go on an adventure to explore the existence of the city of Atlantis. The

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In August 2013, <mask> announced plans to direct three sequels to Avatar simultaneously, for release in December 2016, 2017, and 2018. However, the release dates have been postponed to December 16, 2022, with the following

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 three sequels to be released, respectively, on December 20, 2024, December 18, 2026, and December 22, 2028. Deadline Hollywood estimated that the budget for these would be over $1 billion. Avatar 2 and Avatar 3 began simultaneous production in Manhattan Beach, California on August 15, 2017. Principal photography began in New Zealand on September 25, 2017. The other sequels are expected to begin production as soon as Avatar 2 and 3 have finished. Although the sequels 4 and 5 have been given the green-light, <mask> stated in a 2017 interview, "Let's face it, if Avatar 2 and 3 don't make enough money, there's not going to be a 4 and 5".Lightstorm Entertainment bought the film rights to the Taylor Stevens novel, The Informationist, a thriller set in Africa; <mask> plans to direct. In 2010, he indicated he would adapt the Charles R. Pellegrino book The Last Train from Hiroshima, which is about the survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. <mask> met with survivor Tsutomu Yamaguchi before his death in 2010. Activism and social causes
As of 2012, <mask> and his family have adopted a vegan diet. <mask> states that "by changing what you eat, you will change the entire contract between the human species and the natural world". He and his wife are advocates of plant-based food and have called for constructive actions to produce more plant-based food and less meat to mitigate the impact of climate change. In 2006, <mask>'s wife co-founded MUSE School, which became the first K-12 vegan school in the United States.He has also hosted events for Global Green USA, and pushed for sustainable solutions to energy use. In early 2014, <mask> purchased the Beaufort Vineyard and Estate Winery in Courtenay,


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 British Columbia for $2.7 million, to pursue his passion for sustainable agribusiness. In June 2019, <mask> announced a business venture with film director Peter Jackson, to produce plant-based meat, cheese, and dairy products in New Zealand. He suggested that we need "a nice transition to a meatless or relatively meatless world in 20 or 30 years". In 2012, <mask> purchased more than 1,000 hectares (2,471 acres) of land in remote South Wairarapa, New Zealand; subsequent purchases have seen that grow to approximately 5,000 hectares. The <mask>s grow a range of organic fruit, nuts and vegetables on the land. Nearby in Greytown, they run a café and grocery store, Forest Food Organics, selling produce from their land.In June 2010, <mask> met with officials of the Environmental Protection Agency to discuss possible solutions to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. It was reported that he offered his assistance to help stop the oil well from leaking. He is a member of the NASA Advisory Council and he worked with the space agency to build cameras for the Curiosity rover sent for Mars. However, NASA launched the rover without <mask>'s technology due to a lack of time during testing. He has expressed interest in a project about Mars, stating "I've been very interested in the Humans to Mars movement [...] and I've done a tremendous amount of personal research for a novel, a miniseries, and a 3D film". <mask> is a member of the Mars Society, a non-profit organization lobbying for the colonization of Mars. <mask> endorsed Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton for the 2016 United States presidential election.Personal life

<mask> has been married five times. He was married to Sharon Williams from 1978 to 1984. A year

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texts: after he and Sharon divorced, <mask> married film producer Gale Anne Hurd, a close collaborator for his 1980s films. They divorced in 1989. Soon after separating from Hurd, <mask> met the director Kathryn Bigelow whom he wed in 1989, but they divorced in 1991. <mask> then began a relationship with Linda Hamilton, actress in The Terminator series. Their daughter was born in 1993.<mask> married Hamilton in 1997. Amid speculation of an affair between <mask> and actress Suzy Amis, <mask> and Hamilton separated after two years of marriage, with Hamilton receiving a settlement of $50 million. He married Amis, his fifth wife, in 2000. They have one son and two daughters together. <mask> used to reside in the United States from 1971, but he remains a Canadian citizen. <mask> applied for American citizenship in 2004, but withdrew his application after George W. Bush won the presidential election. Captivated by New Zealand while filming Avatar, <mask> bought a 1500ha farm and a home there  and divides his time between California and New Zealand now.However, <mask> listed his house in Malibu, California for sale and has now decided to be a resident in New Zealand and make all his future movies there. He said in August 2020  "......As a New Zealand resident (and hopefully soon-to-be-citizen) I plan to make all my future films in New Zealand, and I see the country having an opportunity to demonstrate to the international film industry how to safely return to work. Doing so with Avatar will be a beacon that, when this is over, will attract more production to New Zealand and continue to stimulate the screen industry and the economy for years. <mask> has said he is a "Converted Agnostic", adding "I've sworn off


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texts: agnosticism, which I now call cowardly atheism". <mask> met close friend Guillermo del Toro on the production of his 1993 film, Cronos. In 1998, del Toro's father was kidnapped in Guadalajara and <mask> gave del Toro more than $1 million in cash to pay a ransom and have his father released. <mask> is an expert on deep-sea exploration, in part because of his work on The Abyss and Titanic, and his childhood fascination with shipwrecks.He has contributed to advancements in underwater filming and remotely operated vehicles, and helped develop the 3D Fusion Camera System. In 2011, <mask> became a National Geographic explorer-in-residence. In his role on March 7, 2012, he dived five miles deep to the bottom of the New Britain Trench with the Deepsea Challenger. 19 days later, <mask> reached the Challenger Deep, the deepest part of the Mariana Trench. He spent more than three hours exploring the ocean floor, becoming the first to accomplish the trip alone. During his dive to the Challenger Deep, he discovered new species of sea cucumber, squid worm and a giant single-celled amoeba. He was preceded by unmanned dives in 1995 and 2009, as well as by Jacques Piccard and Don Walsh, the first men to reach the bottom of the Mariana Trench aboard the Bathyscaphe Trieste in 1960.In June 2013, British artist Roger Dean filed a copyright complaint against <mask>, seeking damages of $50 million. Relating to Avatar, <mask> was accused of "wilful and deliberate copying, dissemination and exploitation" of Dean's original images; the case was dismissed by US district judge Jesse Ferman in 2014. In 2016, Premier Exhibitions, owner of many RMS Titanic artifacts, filed for bankruptcy. <mask> supported the UK's National Maritime


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<mask> is regarded as an innovative filmmaker in the industry, as well as not easy to work for. Radio Times critic John Ferguson described <mask> as "the king of hi-tech thrillers". Dalin Rowell of /Film stated, "Known for his larger-than-life creations and unique filmmaking style, director <mask> is in a league all of his own.With his genre-spanning work, lofty ambitions, and unrestrained energy, <mask> has carved out a name for himself in Hollywood as an artist willing to do anything to see his vision come true." Rebecca Keegan, author of The Futurist: The Life and Films of <mask>, describes <mask> as "comically hands-on" and would try to do every job on the set. Andrew Gumbel of The Independent says <mask> "is a nightmare to work with. Studios [...] fear his habit of straying way over schedule and over budget. He is notorious on set for his uncompromising and dictatorial manner, as well as his flaming temper". Author Alexandra Keller writes that <mask> is an egomaniac, obsessed with vision, but praises his "technological ingenuity" at creating a "visceral viewing experience". According to Ed Harris, who starred in <mask>'s film The Abyss, <mask> behaved in an autocratic manner.Orson Scott Card, who novelized The Abyss, stated that <mask> "made everyone around him miserable, and his unkindness did nothing to improve the film in any way. Nor did it motivate people to work faster or better". Harris later said, "I like Jim. He's an incredibly talented, intelligent guy", adding that "it was always good to see him" in

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texts: later years. Speaking of her experience on Titanic, Kate Winslet said that she admired <mask> but "there were times I was genuinely frightened of him". Describing him as having "a temper like you wouldn't believe", she had said she would not work with him again unless it was "for a lot of money". Despite this, Winslet and <mask> still looked for future projects and Winslet was eventually cast in Avatar 2.Her co-star Leonardo DiCaprio told Esquire magazine, "when somebody felt a different way on the set, there was a confrontation. He lets you know exactly how he feels", but complimented <mask>, "he's of the lineage of John Ford. He knows what he wants his film to be." Sam Worthington, who starred in Avatar, said that if a mobile phone rang during filming, <mask> would "nail it to the wall with a nail gun". Composer <mask> was also not immune to <mask>'s demands; he recalls having to write music in a short time frame for Aliens. After the experience, Horner did not work with <mask> for a decade. In 1996, they reconciled their friendship and Horner produced the soundtracks for Titanic and Avatar.Despite this reputation, Sigourney Weaver has praised <mask>'s perfectionism and attention to detail, saying, "He really does want us to risk our lives and limbs for the shot, but he doesn't mind risking his own". In 2015, Weaver and Jamie Lee Curtis both applauded <mask> in an interview. Curtis remarked, "He can do every other job [than acting]. I'm talking about every single department, from art direction to props to wardrobe to cameras, he knows more than everyone doing the job". Curtis also said <mask> "loves actors", while Weaver referred to <mask> as "so generous to actors" and a "genius". Michael Biehn, a

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