title: Thomas Inskip, 1st Viscount Caldecote

texts: The 1st Viscount <mask> was a British politician who served as Lord Chancellor from 1939 to 1940. He served as Minister for Coordination of Defence from 1936 until 1939 and is remembered most for that. The second wife of James Inskip was the daughter of John Hampden. The Lord Mayor of Bristol was the younger brother of the Right Reverend James Inskip. He attended King's College in Cambridge from 1894 to 1897. He joined the company in the late 19th century. He was called to the Bar by the Inner Temple in 1899.Inskip became a King's Counsel in 1914. From 1915 to 1919 he worked at the Admiralty as the head of the Naval Law branch. He was Chancellor of the Diocese of Truro from 1920 to 1922. He became a Member of Parliament for Bristol Central in 1918. He held the post of Solicitor General for six years, with one short interruption for the Labour government of 1924. He was knighted in 1922. He and the Home Secretary Sir William Joynson-Hicks attacked the new version of the Book of Common Prayer in 1927.When the Prayer Book came before the House of Commons, Inskip was against its adoption because he felt it deviated from the principles of the Church of England. One of the most eloquent debates ever seen in the Commons resulted in the rejection of the Prayer Book. The revised version was rejected again. The Church Assembly used the declaration of an emergency to justify the use of the new prayer book. He lost his Bristol seat in the general election after being promoted to Attorney General. When Ramsay MacDonald formed his National Government in 1931, Inskip, who had been elected in a by-election for Fareham in February that year, returned to the role of Solicitor General but the following year a vacancy occurred and he once more resumed his work as Attorney General. He was a member of the Privy Council.The last ever criminal trial of a peer in the House of Lords took place in 1935. The first Minister for Coordination of Defence was Inskip on 13 March 1936. His appointment to this office was very controversial. When the creation of the office was announced, most expected the office to be filled by the man who said he had the advantage of being little known and knowing nothing about military subjects. When Inskip was named, one famous reaction was that it was the most cynical appointment since Caligula made his horse a consul. The "cruel story" that Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin wanted to appoint someone "even less brilliant than himself" was reported by John Gunther. His appointment is seen as a sign of caution by Baldwin who did not wish to appoint someone like Churchill, because it would have been interpreted by foreign powers as a sign of the United Kingdom preparing for war.Baldwin wanted to avoid taking on such a controversial and radical minister. Some argue that Inskip did much to push Britain's rearmament before the outbreak of the Second World War, but others argue that he was largely ineffectual, although his ministry had no real powers and little staff. He was replaced by the former First Sea Lord, the admiral of the Fleet Lord Chatfield, in early 1939. At the outbreak of war in 1939 he was raised to the peerage as Viscount Caldecote, of Bristol in the County of Gloucester, and made Lord Chancellor, but in May 1940 he once more became Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs to make room for the marginalising of Sir John Simon The Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales was Inskip. He is the last Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales to have held a ministerial office. Inskip was referred to in the book Guilty Men by Michael Foot, Frank Owen and Peter Howard as an attack on public figures for their failure to re-arm and their appeasement of Nazi Germany.Lady Augusta Helen Elizabeth was married to <mask> in 1914. He died in 1947 at the age of 71 and was succeeded by his son, Robert Andrew. Lady Caldecote died in 1967. The Diaries of 1st Lord <mask> were held at the Archives Centre.

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title: Jim Speros

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texts: <mask> (born February 17, 1959) is an American businessman and former American football player and coach from Great Falls, Virginia, best known for his ownership of teams in the southern American expansion phase of the Canadian Football League and United Football League. <mask> attended the University of South Carolina. He was an assistant coach for the Washington Redskins who won the title in 1982. <mask> is the youngest full-time assistant coach in the history of the NFL. The Baltimore Colts were the most successful team from the Canadian football league expansion south to the United States. The success of the Stallions was due to <mask>' involvement. He was able to build a successful franchise in Baltimore with crowds that consistently topped 30,000 at the renovated Memorial Stadium on 33rd Street.<mask> was the vice commissioner of the Canadian Football League during his time with the Stallions. The Stallions were a huge success on the field. He stocked the Stallions with veterans of the Canadian Football League because he knew that Canadian football was very different from the American game. Baltimore's first major-sports title since the Orioles won the 1983 World Series was won in 1995 by the Stallions, who advanced all the way to the Grey Cup final in both seasons. The ownership of the Stallions would not last long. Art Modell, the long-time owner of the Cleveland Browns, announced plans to move the team to Baltimore during the 1995 Grey Cup playoffs. The Cleveland franchise was suspended for four years and the players and personnel moved to Baltimore as a result of the dispute.Although the Stallions had been a hit, <mask> knew they couldn't compete with an NFL team. The team was moved to Montreal to become the current incarnation of the Alouettes rather than being reduced to "minor league" status. The history and records of the previous two versions of the Alouettes were reclaimed by <mask>, though he was not allowed to keep their legacy as the Stallions. The 1946-86 Alouettes franchise was "reactivated" by <mask>, according to the official records. Smith became the team president in early 1997 after Robert C. Wetenhall sold the team to <mask>. In May 2010, <mask> rejected an overture to buy the United Football League's Florida Tuskers. In June 2010 he was named as the owner of the Virginia Destroyers, an expansion team that will play in Norfolk, Virginia in 2011.Doug Williams is the team's general manager. Multiple flaws in the contracts presented to him as well as the league structure caused <mask> to back out of negotiations. He cited the inability to acquire an entire franchise as the reason for investing in a single-entity league. <mask> said he remained open to purchasing the team if the terms changed, and that he continued to support the league's efforts in the region. In January of 2011, the league contracted the Tuskers and moved all of its staff to Virginia to form the Destroyers' core; in August of 2012 the league contracted the Hartford Colonials and assigned that team's owner, Bill Mayer, as the Destroyers' owner after failing to find Restaurants Speros is the founder and owner of several upscale sports restaurants in the Northern Virginia area. His initial concept, Velocity Five, has locations in Centreville.He opened a slightly different concept called Velocity Wings, which features buffalo style chicken wings and burgers. South Riding and Purcellville are where these restaurants are located. The licensing programs in Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia were launched in 2015. From 2005 to 2008 <mask> was the Chairman, President and CEO of Chalk, Inc. He was a member of the Board of Directors from 2000 to 2008. Research in Motion/Blackberry bought Chalk, an industry leader in mobile learning management systems. He was a member of the Board of Directors of Braintech for twelve years.Prior to his affiliation with Chalk, <mask> was President and Chief Executive Officer of Sideware Systems, Inc., a customer relationship management software company which traded publicly in the United States and Canada. The company had twelve offices in North America and a market cap of over $1 billion. Fortune 500 companies were on their customer list. <mask> is a founding partner, owner and served as Vice Chairman of National Capital Golf Ventures, a privately held golf and real estate development company with properties in the Mid Atlantic. He was the President of the publicly traded restaurant corporation from 1989 to 1993. The Marriott Corporation sold Champion's Sports in 1993. American Baseball Capital is a group vying to purchase a Major League Baseball team in the Northern Virginia region.Arlington, Virginia. The group was recognized for their dedication to bringing the "great American pastime" back to the Washington Capital region. The Washington Nationals were awarded by Major League Baseball in 2005. In August of 2012 <mask> was named to the Board of Directors for the Military Bowl. He and his wife have three children. <mask> played football for the university. Their youngest is currently attending his father's alma mater.He is a student assistant for the football team. The University of Maryland at College Park was where <mask>' father played running back. Pete and George both played college football. Pete, an All-American at Penn State, was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks. George was a player at Temple. <mask> played with <mask>' nephew, Chris. John's College High School, a Christian Brothers Roman Catholic high school in Washington, D.C.

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title: Giovanni Battista Sammartini

texts: <mask> was an Italian composer, violinist, organist, choirmaster and teacher. He counted Gluck among his students. Many of Joseph Haydn's compositions are similar to those of <mask>, but he denied any influence. <mask> is associated with the formation of the concert symphony through both the shift from a brief opera-overture style and the introduction of a new seriousness. The prevailing impression left by <mask>'s work is that he contributed greatly to the development of a Classical style that achieved its moment of greatest clarity precisely when his long, active life began. He is sometimes confused with his older brother, Giuseppe, a composer with a similarly prolific output though not equal renown or influence who ended up in the service of Frederick, Prince of Wales. The life of <mask> was born in Milan in what was Habsburg-ruled Lombardy during most of his lifetime.He received musical instruction from his father and wrote his first music in 1725. He held the positions of maestro di cappella at Sant'Ambrogio and the Congregazione del Santissimo Entierro until his death. <mask> became famous as a church composer. He wrote music to be performed at state occasions and in the houses of the nobility while he was a member of many churches. He came into contact with a number of notable composers, including Mozart, Boccherini, and Gluck, the last of whom was his student from 1737 to 1741. <mask>'s death was unexpected. His music was forgotten and not rediscovered until 1913, when he was rediscovered by researchers Fausto Torrefranca, Georges de Saint-Foix and Gaetano Cesari.Most of his works have been recovered from editions outside of Milan. Innovations <mask> is mostly praised for his innovations in the development of the symphony, perhaps more so than the schools of thought in Mannheim and Vienna. His approach to symphonic composition was unique in that it drew influence from the trio sonata and concerto forms, unlike other composers who modeled after the Italian overture. The symphonies were driven by rhythm and form. His works were always inventive and sometimes anticipated the direction of classical music. After his death, <mask>'s reputation was enhanced by the fact that he was considered the father of Haydn's style. <mask>'s compositions include 4 operas, about 70 symphonies, ten concertos, and a substantial body of chamber music.More than 450 works by Sammartini have been recovered, although a fair amount of his music has been lost. It may have been lost due to the publication of his brother's name. His earliest music was for liturgy. <mask>'s works are referred to in publications or recordings by the J-C numbers they received in their lifetime, or by the opus number they received in his lifetime. Some of <mask>'s works, including a Magnificat, were edited for the first time by the man. <mask>'s music is divided into three periods: the early period, which reflects a mixture of Baroque and Preclassical forms, the middle period, which suggests Preclassical form, and the late period, which displays Classical. <mask>'s compositions in the galant style of music are considered to be his most significant and innovative during his middle period.Orchestral and vocal music was written by <mask>. Cambridge was published by Harvard University Press. There is a symphony. Prentice Hall in New Jersey. There are external links to Italian Baroque composers, Italian opera composers, Italian people of French descent, and Italian male musicians.

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title: Donald George Mackay

texts: <mask> was an Australian adventurer, long-distance cyclist, and explorer who conducted several expeditions to the remotest areas of the Australian continent. <mask>, the owner of Wallendbeen station, and his wife Annie had a son, <mask>, who was born on June 29, 1870. He was educated at Oaklands School and Wallendbeen Public School. He worked for his father until his death in 1890. <mask> traveled extensively abroad and later prospected for gold in western New South Wales. The first men to travel around Australia on a bicycle were Alex and Frank White. There's a 24 in.The frame is 29 lbs. Two water cans, a set of tools and bicycle parts, a camera, waterproof rain cloak, diary, food bag, and revolver were included in the gear that DUX bicycle was strengthened to carry. Alex White and <mask> successfully completed the circuit of the Australian continent after Frank White abandoned the attempt due to mechanical problems. He set a record after an 11,500-mile (17,703 km) ride when he came in third behind Alex White and Arthur Richardson. The silver presentation trophy was given to the cyclist in recognition of his ride around Australia. <mask> was married to Amy Isabel Little on April 16, 1902. The couple's love of fishing and sailing came from their home at Port Hacking.The Purari River was investigated in 1908 by an expedition led by <mask>. He traveled to New Zealand and the Dutch East Indies on his yacht. The first of several expeditions to Australia's Northern Territory was financed by <mask>. The first expedition used camel transport and was led by anthropologist Dr Herbert Basedow. They explored the land in the 1920s. There were several aerial survey expeditions to Central Australia. The south-western corner of the Northern Territory was surveyed in the 1930s.Commander Harry T. Bennett was the navigator for the survey, which was piloted by Captain Frank Neale and Captain H. B. Hussey. Bob Buck was hired by the team to establish a base in the Ehrenberg Range. Two months prior to the survey party, Buck set out with a camel team to take fuel and supplies to the base. Using the base as the hub of an imaginary wheel, Commander Bennett had the aircraft fly directly outbound for 250 miles, turn to fly the short side of a triangle, then fly directly inbound to the base making another 250-mile spoke of the wheel. The party made 15 survey flights over a 24 day period covering an area of 67,000 square miles and finding the second largest lake in Australia, Lake Amadeus. Lake Anec was named after the aircraft type. The expedition ended on June 28, 1930.The second series of surveys began in May 1933 using a new aircraft purchased by <mask>. It was built in England but designed in Australia. The new base early in the series was to be at Docker Creek in the Petermann Ranges. The Gipsy Moth was piloted by T.Robertson and had a wireless operator on board. There was a great deal of concern at the Docker Creek base in July of this year. The Gipsy Moth with Robertson and Bennett on board found the missing aircraft bogged on the edge of the salt lake. The rescue crew were guided to a safe landing place by signals from the men on the ground, and they needed to remain overnight as all four men were required to maneuver the bogged aircraft to firm ground.Both aircraft returned safely to base after this was done the next day. The main base was moved to Roy Hill to allow for a larger area of Western Australia to be surveyed. When the members returned to Sydney in July 1933, the survey had been completed for seven weeks. An "S" shaped series of salt lakes were named after the aircraft designer. 17 June 1935 is when the third in the series of Mackay aerial survey flights left. Two aircraft were employed, the main one being a Monospar piloted by Frank Neale, and the backup being a Puss Moth owned and piloted by B.G.M. Shepherd is a radio operator.The survey area was to the north of the transcontinental railway line. Cook was the first base used, followed by Forrest, Rawlinna and Laverton in Western Australia. It was necessary to return to the area that had been missed. After a successful expedition in which many new lakes and mountains were mapped, the party returned to Sydney in July 1935. One of the lakes named after King <mask> is Lake Jubilee north-eastern of Rawlinna. Commander H.T.Bennett was navigator and Frank Neale was chief pilot. They left Mascot aerodrome on 19 July 1937 and traveled via various stops to fill in some gaps in the earlier work of 1933 and 1935.There is a chain of lakes north of Mount Conner that are an extension of the string of lakes. They flew to Tanami north-west of Alice Springs to begin the main work of surveying a large portion of the north-west of Western Australia. Several bases were used in the following weeks. Salt lakes and low ranges of hills were found by most of the flights. These surveys produced maps that were more useful than before, and they were donated to the Mitchell Library. In 1934, <mask> was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire and in 1937 he was promoted to Commander level. He was a pioneer Australian explorer and his travels increased man's knowledge of remote areas.<mask> died in a hospital in Australia. He had no children. The first ed. of Knights of the Boomerang was written by Basedow. The Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 10, was written by Carment, David, and <mask>. Aviation: The adventures of Love Bird and Diamond Bird was published in 1942.

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title: E. Franklin Frazier

texts: <mask> was an American sociologist and author. The Negro Family in the United States was published as a book in 1939 and analyzed the historical forces that influenced the development of the African-American family from the time of slavery to the mid-1930s. The most significant work in the field of race relations was the book. It was one of the first sociological works written by a black person. The first black president of the American Sociological Association was elected in 1948. He published many books and articles on race relations. The UNESCO statement The Race Question was drafted by Frazier.The Black Bourgeoisie is a critique of the black middle class in which he questioned the effectiveness of African-American businesses. One of five children of a bank messenger and a homemaker, Frazier was born in Baltimore in 1894. The Baltimore public schools were legally separate in those decades. After graduating from the Colored High and Training School in Baltimore in 1912, he was awarded the school's annual scholarship to Howard University, a prominent historically black college. He graduated from Howard in 1916 with honors. He pursued Latin, Greek, German and mathematics. He was involved in extracurricular activities including drama, political science, and the NAACP.He was elected class president in both 1915 and 1916. After graduating from Howard, he attended Clark University in Massachusetts, where he earned a master's degree in 1920. New Currents of Thought Among the Colored People of America was the topic of his thesis. During his time at Clark, he began to study sociology, combining his approach with his interest in African-American history and culture. The New York School of Social Work was part of Columbia University. The Atlanta University School of Social Work was established in the 21st century by the man who taught sociology at Morehouse College. The article "The Pathology of Race Prejudice" was published in 1927.He wrote that prejudice was abnormal behavior and that it was a symptom of insanity. He argued that white people in the South were driven mad by the Negro-complex, and that men and women who are otherwise kind and law-abiding will indulge in the most revolting forms of cruelty towards black people. An editorial against the work was carried by an Atlanta paper. Frazier and his family left Atlanta early because of threats made against them due to the controversy and hostility generated by his article. He received a fellowship from the University of Chicago. He earned a PhD from Chicago in 1931. From 1929 to 1934, he was a professor at Fisk University.He taught at Howard University from 1934 until his death in 1962. He was the first black president of the D.C. chapter of the American Sociological Association. He was a member of the Howard School of International Relations, where his scholarship and research augmented Race and Empire in International Affairs. The systems of social relationships are shaped by economic, political and attitudinal factors. He wanted to find the "social reality" in the context he was investigating. The first black president of the American Sociological Association was elected in 1948. He was the leading American scholar on the black family and a leading theorist on the dynamics of social change and race relations.African-American cultural developments are a process of accommodating new conditions in the Americas. The 1957 English translation of a work first published in French was a critical examination of the adoption by middle-class African Americans of a subservient conservatism. The black middle and professional class gave mixed reviews to his book. He stood by his argument that the black middle class was marked by consumption, wish fulfillment, and a world of make-believe. The author published eight books, 89 articles and 18 chapters. On May 17, 1962, he died in Washington, D.C. He was ranked among the most important African Americans for his influence on institutions and practices to accept the demands of African Americans for economic, political and social equality in American life.The focus on the effects of slavery and how it divided the black family caused controversy in the black community. During the McCarthy era, when there was conservative political pressure against liberals, he supported civil rights for African Americans and was a member of the Council on African Affairs. Howard University named a center after him. The E<mask> <mask> Chair and Professor of English was created by Clark University. The Negro Family in Chicago and The Negro Family in the United States were published before the Civil War. The Negro Church in America is a novel about race and culture contacts in the modern world. The confronting of the veil was done by Abram Harris Jr., E<mask> <mask>, and Ralph Bunche.The University of North Carolina Press was published in 2002. E<mask>, E. R<mask>, and Jackson. There is an American national biography online. February 2000. The Washington Post wrote "E. <mask>azier". The Sociology of Science: Theoretical and Empirical Investigations, edited with an introduction by Norman W. Storer, was published in 1973. Howard University has an Obituary for E<mask> Frazier.The African American registry is called "<mask> Franklin Frazier". Black History month is celebrated by the National Association of Social Workers.

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title: Jeff Luhnow

texts: <mask> is a Mexican-American former baseball executive who most recently served as general manager and president of baseball operations for the Houston Astros of Major League Baseball. He joined the Astros in December of 2011. On January 13, 2020, <mask> was fired by the Astros after Major League Baseball suspended him for the entire 2020 season as a result of the electronic sign-stealing scandal. <mask> was a business owner. <mask> was born in Mexico City and raised in the Lomas de Chapultepec neighborhood. He speaks Spanish very well. His parents relocated from New York City to Mexico City for business before he was born.<mask> attended high schools in Mexico City and California during his 11th and 12th years. He obtained his Bachelor of Science degrees in economics and engineering from the University of Pennsylvania. He earned an masters degree in management from the school. <mask> had a business career before he became a baseball player. He worked for McKinsey and Company for five years. He was the president and chief operating officer of Archetype Solutions and the general manager and vice president of marketing of Petstore.com. <mask> joined the front office of the St. Louis Cards in 2003When he first hired Luhnow in 2003 he was looking to run his team in a more analytical, data-driven manner and had noticed what the Oakland A's had done with their Moneyball tactics. <mask>'s son-in-law worked at McKinsey & Company and Luhnow was able to land the job. <mask> had not played baseball since high school and his hiring raised eyebrows since he had no previous experience in the sport. He was referred to as "the accountant" and "Harry Potter" <mask> was the vice president of baseball development when he established a baseball academy in the Dominican Republic. He became the director of amateur, international and domestic scouting after he was promoted to the role of vice president of player procurement. In 2006 he was named vice president of scouting and player development.He was credited with having a key role in the team's success in the minor leagues, as he developed a reputation for scouting and player development. The system-wide minor league record in 2010 was the best under his watch. 24 future major leaguers were produced by the first three drafts overseen by Luhnow, the most of any team. Several players who made important contributions to the World Series victory, including Allen Craig, Jon Jay, and Lance Lynn, were drafted during <mask>'s tenure. <mask> was hired as the team's general manager on December 8, 2011. George Postolos cited <mask>'s past successes in player development and scouting in making the announcement. He hoped that <mask>'s bicultural background would be an asset in recruiting players from Latin America and developing the Hispanic market for Los Astros.Luhnow engaged McKinsey to audit the organization every year because he was so devoted to efficiency. Bo Porter replaced Brad Mills as Astros' manager after the 2012 season. Porter was forced to keep most of Mills' coaching staff, with third base coach Dave Trembley and hitting coach John Mallee serving as Porter's only additions to the staff for the 2013 season. The falling out between <mask> and Porter led to Luhnow firing Porter. He allowed Hinch to choose his coaching staff, with the exception of Strom, who the team chose to retain. Luhnow received a contract extension. On June 16, 2015, it was reported that the Astros' baseball operations databases were being hacked into by potential front office personnel from the Cards.According to the Los Angeles Times, "MLB issued a statement saying it has cooperated with the investigation but would take no action until the investigative process has been completed by federal law enforcement officials." The Commissioner of Baseball suspended <mask> and Hinch for the 2020 season for failing to prevent the Astros from cheating by electronically stealing signs. Luhnow denied knowing about Astros players banging on a trash can to signal a pitch or that employees in the replay room were decoding signs. While <mask> didn't know about players' efforts to use technology to steal signs, he should have made it his business to know, given that the general manager is charged with ensuring that the baseball side of a franchise's operations comply with both standards. <mask> will be banned from baseball if he commits another violation. Luhnow had to undergo "management/leadership training" during his suspension. It is the longest suspension for a baseball executive since John Coppolella was banned from baseball for life.If <mask> had taken adequate steps to ensure the Astros followed the rules, the sign stealing operation could have been shut down as early as September of last year. <mask> was held personally responsible for the conduct of his Club because of that failure. He harshly criticized the culture of the Astros' baseball operations department, saying that its emphasis on results over other considerations fostered an environment that not only made it possible for the sign stealing to continue for as long as it did, but also allowed <mask>'s assistant. Taubman was placed on the ineligible list through at least the 2020 season after lying about the comments. MLB didn't discipline any players for their roles in the scandal because <mask>'s failure to notify the players about the memo was a major reason. The MLB Players Association would have challenged such discipline on the basis that we never properly informed them of the rules. Astros owner Jim Crane fired <mask> and Hinch after MLB announced its sanctions.Crane said that neither of them did anything about it. There are links to 1966 births and alumni of the University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering and Applied Science.

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title: Frankie Andreu

texts: Francisco "<mask>" <mask> is an American former professional cyclist whose career highlights include riding as team captain of the U.S. The Postal Service had a cycling team. He finished fourth in the cycling road race at the 1996 Olympics after winning a number of race stages. The United States Anti-Doping Agency's investigation of fellow U.S. was influenced by his testimony. Lance Armstrong was a cyclist. The cyclist was born in Michigan. During the 1984 Junior National Track Cycling Championships in Trexlertown, Pennsylvania, he won the individual pursuit.He finished second in the points race and first in the team pursuit at the National Track Cycling Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana in 1985. He was a member of the United States cycling team that finished eighth in the points race at the 1988 Olympics. When he finished his first professional stage race, the Giro d'Italia, in 1989 he moved from track cycling to road cycling. His second place finish in the 18th stage of the Tour de France in 1993 was his highest finish in the race. The 1996 Olympic Games were held in Atlanta, Georgia. He is remembered by the professional cycling community for his role as a super domestique. In a September 2006 interview with The New York Times, Andreu admitted that he had taken the performance enhancing drug erythropoietin to help prepare for the 1999 Tour de France.The cyclist said that he was introduced to performance- enhancing drugs in 1995. In his September 2012 USADA affidavit, he gave more information about his use of erythropoietin as he prepared for the 1999 Tour. After races by the USPS Team doctor, he received injections of the drug erythropoietin. Betsy became suspicious of her husband when he pulled Armstrong through the Alps at Sestriere during the ninth stage of the 1999 Tour, which paved the way for him to win the first of his seven titles. Normally, it would have been all he could do to finish a mountain stage, but she knew that he was a sprinter. Shortly after the Tour, she found a thermos with erythropoietin in their refrigerator. Betsy was upset when she asked about the drugs."You don't understand," he testified, in a signed affidavit to the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency. This is the only way I can keep up with the Tour. Betsy told her husband that he shouldn't be on the USPS team if he wanted to do drugs. In 2000 and 2001, he served as the assistant director of the USPS Team. In 2005, Betsy and Andreu testified that LanceArmstrong told cancer doctors in 1996 that he had doped with steroids and erythropoietin. The use of performance-Enhancing Drugs began in 1995. There are thousands of pages of documents related to the litigation between Armstrong and a Texas-based company that was attempting to deny a $5 million bonus.It didn't happen, that's what he swore under oath. Until court documents were released, there was no information offered to media sources. He stood by his testimony. The three-person panel made a ruling after the settlement was reached. SCA Promotions paid $7.5 million to cover the bonus plus interest and lawyers' fees as part of the settlement. In a statement, he said it was over. We won.They lost. I was vindicated again. Betsy Andreu may have been confused by the mention of steroids and erythropoietin that are taken to counteract the effects of intensive chemotherapy, according to the statement. The Andreus claim to have received threatening messages on their answering machine from McIlvain. She stated in one of them that she hopes someone breaks a baseball bat over Betsy's head. The Andreus testified in the USADA investigation into the use of performance enhancing drugs by cyclists. All results from August 1, 1998 onward, including his seven Tour de France titles, were stripped from him after he was banned for life from competing.The hospital room incident in the USADA's 200 page "Reasoned decision" was covered in the "Addendum Part 2". In a January 2013 interview, Lance Armstrong finally admitted that he had used performance-enhancing drugs for much of his professional career, including all seven of his Tour de France wins. He responded to the question if the 1996 claims were true, "Um, I'm not gonna take that on." I am laying down on that one. He admitted to calling Betsy a crazy bitch. Since retiring from professional cycling in 2001, <mask> has served as a bicycle race commentator for Universal Sports on the Versus television network, often lending his voice and knowledge announcing for professional races. The official voice of the USA CRITS Series is <mask>, who also serves as the director of Rock Racing.When he first joined Rock Racing, he said in an interview that it was no longer acceptable to use drugs. There were differences between him and the owner of Rock & Republic jeans. In some instances, he wasn't consulted before riders were signed, so he was unhappy that his role as a director was being undermined. Many of the riders, including Tyler Hamilton, Santiago Botero, Oscar Sevilla and Mario Cipollini, were involved in drug investigations. When aligned with Ball's "win or you're fired" mentality, this raised eyebrows. Proman is an American women's cycling team. The team wanted to draw attention to women's cycle racing.The Kenda Pro Cycling team was sponsored by 5-hour Energy. The only American that Lance Armstrong would allow to interview was the man named <mask>. Major results include 8th Overall Ruta del Sol, 7th Tour du Haut-Var, 1st Stage 7 Tour of Poland, 4th Olympics Road Race, and Mi-Ao.

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title: Art Langeler

texts: <mask> is a Dutch professional football manager and former player who was most recently the head coach of PEC Zwolle. <mask> started playing football with Lochem. He moved to De Graafschap at the U19 level. He signed a three-year professional contract in 1990 after playing for a year in the U21 team. He played for De Graafschap's first team from 1990 to 1992 and made 20 appearances. He took a degree in physical education from the Windesheim University of Applied Sciences in Zwolle in 1992. He combined a function of gym teacher with that of football coach in his managerial career.He was a coach in amateur football with the Overijssel-based clubs SV Colmschate '33, who played in the Tweede Klasse, and Rohda Raalte, who played in the Sunday Hoofdklasse C. At the start of the next season, Harry Pauw, the chairman of Rohda, said that <mask> should have done something to save the team. After the board expressed its confidence in him, he decided to finish the season with Rohda. In 2008 he moved to FC Zwolle, where he became responsible for the youth academy, as well as the head coach of the U17 team. He combined his teaching and coaching jobs at the Landstede sports and exercise education in Zwolle. Jan Everse had been dismissed as head coach of FC Zwolle at the end of 2009, but he would be replaced by <mask>. Theo Vonk accused the club of using <mask> as a front man in order to allow Claus Boekweg and Jaap Stam, who did not have the correct diplomas, to continue their training.The highest trainer's diploma was not awarded until 17 February 2010. Sierd van der Berg was the goalkeeper coach for the team. Zwolle was in charge for the first half of the season and finished in fourth place in the Eerste Divisie. <mask>'s contract was extended until the summer of 2011. FC Zwolle won the league title in the 2010–11 season. Stam and Boekweg also extended their contracts a few weeks later. Zwolle qualified for promotion play-offs after finishing second in the Eerste Divisie.The team lost out on promotion. FC Zwolle played in the top of the Eerste Divisie again in the following season. The triumvirate came to an end in March 2012 when the functions of the first team were changed and Gert Peter de Gunst was added to the staff. Boekweg would be far away from the first team. He decided to resign because he couldn't agree with this. Stam and Van der Berg disagreed with the new division of tasks, but they stayed on. FC Zwolle won the Eerste Divisie title and were promoted to the Eredivisie, where they played under the name PEC Zwolle.PEC Zwolle entered the winter break with the same number of points as VVV-Venlo and Roda JC. Langeler and Stam decided not to extend their contracts at PEC Zwolle. They decided to announce it together, even though they had made the decision separately. PEC Zwolle beat PSV 3–1 a few days after the announcement. He was linked to several clubs after he left. He was asked to become head of youth development at PSV. He said that he was interested in the job because of his interest in the policy side of football.PSV had been looking for a successor for Jelle Goes, who had resigned in September 2012 and previously saw Wiljan Vloet and Adrie Koster drop out for the position. On March 28, it was announced that <mask> had agreed to a four-year contract with PSV for the position of head of youth development. The head of youth development at PSV was appointed on July 1st. He wrote a weekly column on the PSV website about current themes in the youth academy, looking ahead to the matches of the weekend. From the 2016–17 season, <mask> began working closer to the first team to promote the flow of talents from the youth academy. He joined the staff of the first team one day a week. In November 2016 PSV announced that <mask> wouldn't be renewing his contract because he wanted to work full-time as a coach again.He was succeeded by someone else. In August of 2016 the assistant coach of the Netherlands U20 was added to his duties at PSV. He was given a new task four weeks later. He succeeded Fred Grim, who became Danny Blind's assistant national coach. As interim coach, he was responsible for three matches. After he announced that he would leave PSV, he came to an agreement with technical manager Jelle Goes of the KNVB to become the permanent coach of the Netherlands U21 The opportunity to combine the position with his role as head of youth development was given to him by PSV.He was the first Football Development Director. He was responsible for the development of recreational sports, football and youth football. After signing a two-year contract to become the new head coach of PEC Zwolle, he returned to the club. The club were firmly bottom of the league when he stepped down a few months after his appointment. The managerial statistics are from PEC Zwolle Eerste.

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title: Feliks Koneczny

texts: <mask> was a Polish historian, theatrical critic, librarian, journalist and social philosopher. The comparative science of civilizations was founded by him. <mask> was born in Krakw in November of 1862. <mask>'s mother abandoned him at a young age, even though <mask>'s father was expelled from the Jagiellonian University for participating in the Krakw uprising. Koneczny worked at the Jagiellonian Library after graduating from the Faculty of Philosophy. He became an assistant professor after Poland regained its independence. He became a professor at the university in June 1920 after obtaining the degree of doctor habilitatus.He moved back to Krakw after retiring. His interests ranged from historical research to the philosophy of religion and philosophy. His works deal with the history of Russia. Koneczny believed that Byzantine and Jewish civilization were less developed than the Latin civilization of Catholic western Europe. In 1948, after sixty years of research work, Koneczny calculated that his scholarly output encompassed 26 volumes, each of them being 300 to 400 pages long. His theory of civilizations might have inspired others. According to Koneczny <mask> Koneczny divided civilizations into twenty types, of which seven still exist."Brahmin," "Jewish," "Chinese," and "Turanian" are ancient. "Latin," " Byzantine," and "Arab" are medieval. The attitude to law and ethics is what determines the differences between civilizations. Koneczny claimed that ethics is the source of law in Latin civilization. Some laws are changed if they are not ethical. Government is judged on its adherence to ethics. The law is divided into public and private spheres.Religion is independent from the state. The value of individualism, self-rule and decentralization is high. There is empirical knowledge. Organized religion is dependent on the state in the Byzantine civilization. All means are justified to achieve political goals in this type of civilization. In public, politicians are judged by their skills, not by ethics. The legal government's orders are unquestioned.Germany was an example of that type of civilization. The Turanian civilization has a government that stands above the law and ethics. The ruler is unashamed. Russia was considered an example of this type of civilization by Koneczny. The law is considered important by the Jewish civilization. The source of ethics is the law. The law can't be changed.The same law can be interpreted in different ways. It is similar to the Brahmin or Hindu civilization, with religion playing a central role. A belief in the superior role of one nation or race is one of the elements of Jewish civilization. Communist states are also products of Jewish civilization. Koneczny claimed that any "synthesis" of several civilizations leads to the victory of one over the other, lower moral standards, or a state of "un-civilization." Koneczny didn't tie civilization type to any race or nation. According to Koneczny, Poles could represent the Turanian type of civilization, while Germans could represent the Jewish type.Koneczny claimed that Hitler was an example of the Jewish civilization type. The Latin type of civilization could be represented by an ethnic Jew. Koneczny considered racism to be the highest type in Latin civilization. Europe was a battlefield between three types of civilization: Latin, Turan and Jewish according to Koneczny. He said that the Byzantine civilization was in deep crisis and had lost the battle. There are seven books in English translation of works in Polish. Dzieje.Tom I. Spka Wydawnicza Warszawska was founded in Warsaw in 1917. Krakw 1935, O wieloci cywilizacyj, Gebethner & Wolff. On the Plurality of Civilisations is an English translation. The English translation of the Web page is "wici w dziejach narodu polskiego" or "Saints in the history of the Polish nation". Miejsce Piastowe was born in 1937 and died in 1939. There is a moralnoci Tow.Lublin 1938, wiedzy chrze. "The Development of Morality" is an English translation. Towarzystwo im., Cywilizacja bizantyjska. Romana Dmowskiego was in London in 1973. "The Byzantine Civilization" is an English translation. Towarzystwo im. Cywilizacja ydowska. Romana Dmowskiego was in London in 1974."The Jewish Civilization" is an English translation. Towarzystwo im, O ad w historii. Romana Dmowskiego was in London in 1977. "On order in History" is an English translation. Pastwo w cywilizacji. There is a state in Latin civilisation. There are rules of law in Latin civilization.Romana Dmowskiego was born in London. "The Latin Civilization" is an English translation. German byzantinism, Towarzystwo im., is an addendum to Bizantynizm niemiecki. "The Laws of History" is an English translation. The History of Russia was written by Dzieje Rosji. Tom IV. The fall of Ivan III of Russia was called Schyek Iwana III.1492–1500, Towarzystwo im. Romana Dmowskiego was in London in 1984. Comparative Civilisations Review References External links Slavism and Sciences and Humanities in the 19th and 20th Centuries can be found in P. Biliski Feliks Koneczny. ycie i dziaalno. Astra, Warsaw 2001. Conservatism in Poland includes Jagiellonian University alumni Writers from Krakw Polish Roman Catholics Social philosophers Philosophers of culture.

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title: Sergei Varshavsky

texts: <mask> is a Russian. A Russian (Soviet) writer and art collector was born in 1906. <mask> was born in 1906 in the southern port city of Odessa, into a middle-class Jewish family. His father <mask> was a doctor. His mother's family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch In 1921, <mask> joined the Socialist Revolutionary Party. He moved to Moscow after being arrested three times by theCheka and found a job as a proof-reader at several Komsomol-run publishers.In 1923, after another arrest, <mask> deserted the Socialist Revolutionary Party and moved to Yekaterinburg, where he worked as an editor. He returned to Moscow in October 1924 to work as a secretary in the editor's office of the Moscow branch of the Leningrad publishing house. <mask> was a copy reader for the newspaper Vechernyaya Moskva. Varshavsky served in the Baltic naval aviation from 1928 to 1930. The first air force newspaper was edited by <mask>. He was an executive editor of the magazines in 1930. Varshavsky was in charge of literature and drama broadcasting at the Leningrad radio committee from 1932 until 1937.He was a member of the Union of Soviet Writers. Many works on history and literature, as well as many art, literary and history of art criticism pieces were published by <mask>. He was editorial secretary of the Leningrad branch of the Union of Theatre Workers of the Russian Federation from April 1937 to the start of World War II. He collaborated with the writer B.Rest from 1931 to the end of his life. The book was their first major work. The Iskusstvo publishers published it in 1939. The book about the history of the Russian Museum was prevented from being published by the start of the Great Patriotic War.During the war, <mask> and B. Rest published articles and books about naval aviation pilots while working as a war correspondent. One of their short stories An Incident Over Berlin, along with the writings of Akhmatova and Zoshchenko, was subjected to stern criticism in the infamous Communist Party Central Committee Ordinance of August 14, 1946. Rest couldn't make a living by writing because they lost the chance to be published for five years. The first work of the co-writers was published in 1951. The most significant writing of S. <mask> and B.Rest was Ordeal of the Hermitage. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1967. No2. . 69-75. E. Lutskaya. Isskustvo: Issue 2, "A Book About a Wartime Hermitage", was published in 1967. The state of siege in Leningrad.Basic books in 2008. The person is Jonathan Petropoulos. The Third Reich had art as politics. The University of North Carolina Press was published in 1996. The history of one of the largest art collections in the world from the time of its foundation by Catherine the Great in the 18th century until the end of the World War II is told in this body of work. The book Ordeal of the Hermitage was used by Aurora to make three illustrated albums about the history of the Hermitage museums during the siege of Leningrad. The Hermitage was besieged in 1941-1944 by Aurora Art Publishers, Leningrad and Harry N.Abrams, Inc.The year 1985. That's right,. <mask> started his art collection after being banned from writing. It is likely that he was influenced by Julius Gens. After 34 years, <mask> became a collector. He created an impressive collection of English and French woodblock prints from the first half of the 19th century. There are Chinese ornaments (snuff bottles, ceramics, lacquer, carved ivory).He put together a large library consisting of art history, fiction and reference volumes. His entire collection and library were located in his ground-floor apartment. It was said that visiting this flat was unforgettable. The main objects from the collection were either sold or given as gifts by <mask> or his descendants to the Hermitage and Museum. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ата. //. 1983 M. Uspensky and E. Varshavskaya. S<mask> has a collection of woodblock prints. There is an exhibition catalogue. Iskusstvo Publishing is in Leningrad. The year 1983.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  . . In 1987. . 71-75. S. Varshavsky has a collection of woodblock prints.There are reports of the State Hermitage Museum LII. Iskusstvo. P. 71-72. ............ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  . .In 2011. . 183-191. M. Menshikov and A.Bogolubov are related. S<mask> had a collection of Oriental objects. There are reports of the State Hermitage Museum. The State Hermitage is in St. Pete.P.183-191. The year 2011. That's right,. There are woodblock prints from the <mask>vsky Collection in the Oriental Art Department at the State Hermitage. The most profound account of <mask>vsky collecting spirit and practice can be found in an essay by Yuri Varshavsky A Collector's Joyful Toil, Notes on My Father. 1906 births and 1980 deaths of Russian writers.

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title: Caridad de la Luz

texts: <mask> was born on January 21, 1977. "La Bruja" is a New York-born Puerto Rican poet, playwright, actress and activist. She is one of the world's leading spoken word poets. In 2005, El Diario La Prensa, the largest Spanish-language newspaper in New York City, named De la Luz one of the "50 MostDistinguished Latinas in the United States". From Puerto Rico, <mask>'s parents moved to New York City. She received her primary and secondary education in the South Bronx. She was influenced by the sounds of salsa music as a child.The Bronx where she was raised is known as El Condado de la Salsa. When she was three years old, <mask> Luz started writing poems. <mask> Cataquet Montalvo, <mask> Luz's great-grandmother, was the original poet of the family. After sharing a poem with <mask> Luz, <mask> would ask her to recite it to the entire family. <mask> Luz would impersonate her favorite salsa singers. She graduated from Murry Bergtraum High School with honors. She studied theater and literature.<mask> Luz became a charter member of the Delta Chapter in the State University of New Paltz in 1992. In the Hunts Point section of the Bronx, <mask> Luz worked as a community organizer focusing on issues like drug abuse, dropout prevention and AIDS. She began to formulate her characters when she was in poetic form. Debut: Boogie Rican Blvd. In 1996, <mask> Luz received a standing ovation when she took the microphone at the Nuyorican Poets Café. Some poets, writers and performance artists have gotten their first exposure to major live audiences at the Nuyorican, a New York City art space. There are many people who have performed there.For several years at the Nuyorican Café, <mask> Luz developed and refined the many characters that eventually gave life to her first theatrical production, Boogie Rican Blvd. The play traced the life of the multi-faceted Puerto Rican persona from the Bronx to Puerto Rico, as <mask> Luz blended her characters, poetry, photography and music into a dense, multi-layered, yet seamless narrative. In 2001, Boogie Rican Blvd. The show was a success at The Producers Club. The Producers Club is on Boogie Rican Blvd. sold out an eight-week run at the LATEA Theater in New York, was featured prominently in the Nuyorican Poet's Cafe, and made a four-week run in the Puerto Rican Traveling Theater in 2009. The New York Times stated that <mask> Luz is a huge hit.The Times reported that throughout the show, <mask> <mask> portrayed seven different characters, two of them male and two of them dancing. De La <mask> is described as an actor whose power of imitation recalls that of Goldberg. The eccentric bodega owner, the Long Island wannabe, and the hip-hop gangster are just a few of the characters that De La <mask> portrays. Mriam Coln, the founder and executive director of the Puerto Rican Traveling Theater, said in a press interview that he was "flabbergasted" by <mask> <mask>' performance. <mask> <mask> presented Boogie Rican Blvd. In the United States, Europe and Latin America. The cast and crew of Boogie Rican Blvd.Since De La <mask>'s daughter played a leading role as "Papo," and De La <mask>'s son worked as a production assistant, the show's in-depth exploration of family relationships was reinforced. The cast members of "Bru-Ha-Ha" are Kelson and Carina. In the movie Dance with Me, <mask> Luz was a dancer. Ubu Unchained, El Spanglish Language Sandwich, and Women Like This are all performed by De La <mask>. In 2000, she made her feature film debut as "Cuca" in Spike Lee's Bamboozled. She played the role of "Lucy" in Down to the Bone. In 2005, she played a girlfriend who uses witchcraft in a Spanish-language movie.The highest-rated morning radio show in New York City is the basis of the film. The film Gun Gill Road features <mask> Luz and her music. She played the role of Tituba in the History Channel's series. She played the lead in <mask> Macho. She is the voice of Roxy in MTV's animated comedy Lugar Heights. <mask> <mask> toured with her show. It was playing seven different characters.She toured Poland and New York in Pedro Pietri's El Spanglish Language Sandwich. As an ensemble member of the Pregones Theater, <mask> Luz has appeared in Betsy, The Red Rose, and I Like It Like That. China Rodriguez was played by <mask> <mask> in the Off-Broadway production of I Like It Like That. The show lasted five months. Her one-woman show, Bru-Ha-Ha, was a semi-autobiographical send-up of her own life, showing how <mask> <mask>'s alter ego "La Bruja" (the witch) was born. Bru-Ha-Ha was noted for its colorful cast of characters (all played by <mask> Luz), unique music from the "Brujalicious Quintet", outrageous insights and breaking personal boundaries which took the audience on a ride of wonder, laughter and surprise. In the film Release, <mask> <mask> played the role of "Sally".In addition to writing, there is poetry and writing. Poems, essays, and dramatic writing by <mask> Luz have been widely anthologized. Reflections of Latina Identity, We Got Issues, A Feminist Perspective, and Me No Hable with Acento have all been published. The Poetician is a collection of 52 poems and lyrics. In 1996, <mask> <mask> made her spoken-word debut in the Nuyorican Poet's Café. She performed her poetry at many places, including the Apollo Theater, Lincoln Center, and the Joseph Papp Public Theater. Social justice and Nuyorican identity are explored in <mask> Luz's poetry.Its tone is empowering and sought by inner-city communities and universities. Her best-known poem is WTC, which she wrote in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. WTC starts with "What's the cause/Work to connect/wish to change/ want to cry" and ends with "wish time could/Wash this clean". Poems by <mask> Luz have been published in magazines. Her poems have also been published. <mask> <mask> co-hosted the Say It with Sixto Show with her friend Sixto Ramos on the Luis Jiménez Radio Network. She was on Prince Royce's award-winning album Phase II and Bobby Sanabria's album Multiverse.She recorded vocals with Afrika Bambaata, Fat Joe, Jadakiss, B-Real of Cypress Hill, Tony Touch, and Jungle Brothers. On her own record label, De La Luz Records, she released the album titled Brujalicious, which blends a Latin-tinged hip hop with reggaeton. She has a song on her latest album, For Witch It Stands. She is a spokesmodel for Levis Jean's and has performed in commercials for Mcdonald's. A full band with back-up singers, a Salsa dance troupe, and a composer are collaborating with <mask> Luz to create Latino worlds and narratives called Salsa Bruja. The Pregones Theater and other major venues were sold out from the beginning. <mask> Luz used her talents to give back to her community by working with local organizations that help young people.She witnessed the struggle and social injustice during her community organizing. Drug use and STDs were serious issues on the daily. The balance of two cultures, diverse family roots, and an increasingly elusive "American" identity are some of the difficulties that <mask> <mask> believes stem from. She said she worked with youth before becoming La Bruja. I felt the need to create something to bring awareness to these issues from a Latina perspective after seeing the statistics of Latinas. She founded Latinas4Life, an organization which runs high school workshops around the city with a focus on positive role modeling, cultural awareness, and self-respect. <mask> <mask> is a board member of Voices UnBroken, a non-profit organization that produces writing workshops for Bronx young people in foster care, as well as adults in homeless shelters and correctional facilities.She performs in schools, hospitals, prisons, universities, and community centers. She supports positive change for the hip hop generation through various organizations. She hosted a benefit at the Museum of New York. Shadow Lands is a dance theater piece that helps to facilitate creative healing for women who have suffered through domestic violence. <mask> Luz's combination of poetry, theater, music, dance, and lifelong community activism has not gone unrecognized. In 2005, she was selected by the New York Spanish-language newspaper El Diario La Prensa as one of the "50 most distinguished Latinas in the United States". The Bronx Music Heritage Center Godmother of the Youth in the National Puerto Rican Day Parade received the Beauty of Survival Award.She teaches a writing workshop called "Write Your Way Representing Voices UnBroken" at YAFFA Cultural Arts and through her own organization, Latinas. She likes singing, dancing and traveling to Puerto Rico. She hosts an open mic show. She is a spokesmodel for Levis Jean's in a nationwide print campaign which runs in a number of magazines. The Jerome Foundation selected <mask> Luz as an Artist Fellow. She will be able to expand her knowledge of Indigenous practices by visiting artists and healers of First Nations along the Northwest Coast of North America. She wants to create transformation through art and Indigenous healing practices.List of Puerto Rican writers List of Puerto Rican literature References External links

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title: Adrian Maniu

texts: <mask> was a poet, prose writer, playwright, essayist and translator. His paternal grandfather was the historian <mask> and his father was a professor of commercial law. His mother Maria was an artistically inclined woman and the descendant of an old Oltenian boyar family. <mask> and his sister Rodica, a well-known painter during the interwar period, were two of the five children who displayed marked intellectual and artistic leanings. He had a city childhood interrupted by vacations at the oprlia estate on the banks of the Olte River. He entered the high school after primary school. In the fourth year of high school, he was transferred to a high school where he was classmates with erbanvici.In 1906, he was published in the high school magazine Rsritul. He graduated from the law faculty of the University in 1913. <mask>'s real debut was in 1912, when he was at university, in Insula magazine. The poem "Primvar" was written by <mask>. His first book was a collection of prose poems. He was drawn to Charles Baudelaire, Auguste Villiers de l'Isle-Adam and Aloysius Bertrand because he read extensively but not systematically. He was dismissed from the reserves for health reasons after serving as a volunteer in the Second Balkan War in the summer of 1913.He went to France in 1914. Cronica, the magazine run by Tudor Arghezi and Gala Galaction, had a humanitarian and pacifist outlook that he shared. He was attracted to the socialist ideas of N. D. Cocea, who tried to run on an "independent popular" list in the 1919 parliamentary election. He was a frontline volunteer in World War I. He co-edited Urzica magazine and staged his first play in the closing months of the war. He was an editor at Voina newspaper and a clerk at Banca Agricol when he moved to Cluj in 1920. The Rzboiul poem cycle and part of the verse that appeared in the 1924 summary volume Lng pm was published in Gndirea magazine.He adapted Carlo Gozzi's version of "Puss in Boots" in 1930. <mask> worked as an editor at Dimineaa from 1931 to 1931 and contributed to Rampa, Adevrul literar i artistic, Viaa literar and Universul literar. He was inspector general in the Arts Ministry, director of the spoken program, and literary adviser. He was elected a member of the academy in 1933. The poetry books Cntece de dragoste i moarte and Drumul spre stele were published in the 1930s. The year he won the national prize for poetry, he published Versuri, a definitive edition of his poems. Jupnul care fcea aur and Focurile primverii i flcri de toamn were edited by him.He went through a difficult period after the rise of the Communist Party in the country. The new communist regime stripped him of his membership in the Academy. In 1965, he was able to publish two books, Cntece tcute and Versuri n proz, a pair of not always inspired reworkings of older texts. He revised and published his entire work before his death. He was attracted to both modern and old and folk art, the structures of which informed his own vision. The Mihail Eminescu Prize was awarded to him. The names of people who died in the 19th and 20th century include writers from the University of Bucharest, male poets, dramatists, playwrights, radio people, theatre managers, and magazine editors.

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title: Bernard Pollard

texts: <mask> is a former American football safety. He was drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the second round of the 2006 NFL Draft. He has played for several teams. <mask> was dubbed "The Bonecrusher" while at Purdue for his hard hits and tackles, and gained the nickname "Patriot-Killer" as a professional, after he ended Tom Brady's 2008 season with a knee injury. <mask> was a letterman in football, basketball and track and field at South Side High School. In football, as a senior, he was selected as The News-Sentinel Area Player of the Year, and was a first team All-State honoree. He was a member of the 4  100 m relay squad and competed in the long jump with a PR of 6.60m.<mask> played three years at the university. He was selected to the Big Ten All-Freshman team in 2003 after being named a First Team Freshman All-American by College footballnews.com. He had 66 tackles, one pass break-up and one recovery. He was named a second team All-Big Ten by the coaches and honorable mention by the media in 2004. He led the team with 96 tackles (58 solo), 2 forced turnovers, 1 sack, five pass break-ups and one interception. <mask>'s final year at Purdue was marred by altercations with coaches, the height of which occurred in the beginning of the season when he asked head coach Joe Tiller to "Give me my papers", indicating the preference to transfer. 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His 5 blocked punts are a Boilermaker record. <mask> was selected in the second round of the 2006 NFL draft by the Kansas City Chiefs. <mask> played on special teams for most of the season and ended the year with 10 tackles, 1 pass break-up, 1 forced turnover, and 3 blocked punts. <mask> was a starter in the National Football League. Albert Lewis is the only Chiefs Hall of Fame CB to have recorded 10 blocked punts. <mask> blocked a punt and recovered a touchdown for the Kansas City Chiefs, who went on to win the game and make the playoffs.He was named the Player of the Week. He blocked a punt for a safety against the Denver Broncos in 2007, in the tenth week of the season. The Chiefs lost 27 to 11. On October 14, 2007, he picked off his first pass in the National Football League. Jon Kitna was picked off by <mask> in the Detroit Lions game on December 23. On September 7, 2008, <mask> was involved in a play that ended with Tom Brady being taken off the field with a knee injury and not returning for the rest of the game. <mask>'s hit on Brady ended the quarterback's season.<mask> apologized for the hit, saying, "It was really an accident, I can't change what happened." I pray for him and hope he has a quick recovery. The Brady hit, along with other cases where quarterbacks had suffered serious injuries on similar helmet-to- knee hits, resulted in a rules change in the NFL beginning with the 2009 season: a defensive player on the ground may no longer lunge or dive at the quarterback's lower legs. <mask> was Kansas City's leading tackler with a career-high 98 tackles in 2008, with one for loss and four passes defensed. The Chiefs released <mask> on September 5, 2009. The Houston Texans signed <mask> on September 24, 2009. <mask> had a career year in his first year with Houston, with 102 tackles, 1.5 sacks, 4 turnovers, and two defensive touchdown.He had four forced turnovers in the next year. <mask> signed a two-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens in August of 2011. <mask> was a member of the Ravens defense in 2011. <mask> was signed to a three-year contract extension by the Ravens. <mask> was fined $7,875 for an unnecessary roughness penalty in Week 7 against the Houston Texans. Pollard was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Pollard ended the regular season as the team's leading tackler despite missing three weeks with a chest injury.He won his first Super Bowl ring with the team after forcing a key turnover against New England in the playoffs. He revealed after the season that he had been playing with a rib injury for nearly the entire season, as he sustained the injury during the Week 2 meeting against the Philadelphia Eagles. <mask> claimed in an interview with CBSSports.com's Clark Judge that unless significant changes are made, the NFL will cease to exist in 30 years. He said that while the league was making great strides toward making the game safer, players were becoming so big and strong that concussions and other serious injuries would still escalate. <mask> said that fans will get fed up with it and stop watching. <mask> was released by the Ravens. <mask> signed a one-year deal with Tennessee.<mask> was fined $10,000 for a hit on Aldrick Robinson during Preseason Week 2. <mask> was fined $42,000 for a hit on Johnson that caused him to get a concussion. Pollard was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Pollard and theTitans agreed on a new two-year contract on March 3, 2014, keeping him in Tennessee through the 2015 season. Pollard was injured after the Cleveland Browns scored a go-ahead touchdown. The next day, he was told that his season was over because of his injury. Pollard made 27 tackles with a sack and a pass defended in 5 games.He was placed on injured reserve. <mask> requested a release during the off-season. TheTitans released <mask> on March 3, 2015. While <mask> was with the Kansas City Chiefs, a series of events began to take place that would alter the course of four New England's seasons. <mask> was trying to sack Tom Brady when he was knocked to the ground. On the ground, <mask> lunged at Brady's legs, connecting his helmet to Brady's left knee and tearing the quarterback's anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments. Brady's season was over before it started.In 2009, while <mask> was with the Houston Texans, Brady threw a pass to Wes Welker to the short left side of the field. <mask> forced Welker to cut to his right, possibly faster than he anticipated. He tore his knee and missed the playoffs that year. Rob Gronkowski caught a pass of about 20 yards with <mask> in coverage. <mask> took him to the ground. <mask> landed on Gronkowski's left ankle as he hit the turf. He suffered a high ankle injury.The injury limited him to two catches for 26 yards in the Super Bowl. In the fourth quarter of the 2012 AFC Championship Game, <mask> launched a helmet-to-helmet hit on the running back, causing him to suffer a concussion. Brandon Lloyd tended to his fallen teammate after the Ravens took over possession of the ball. The Ravens will play the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl. After recovering from an injury, he was unable to retain his job as a starter, and has since been released by five different teams. There was no foul called on the helmet-to-helmet hit. <mask> has a wife, a son and a daughter."Pollard's Helping Hands Foundation" focuses on feeding hungry urban children. The "Hooked on Books" campaign was sponsored by the Junior League of Kansas City, Missouri. 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title: Mataemon Tanabe

texts: He was a master of the school. He became famous for defeating members of the Kodokan in challenge matches, and came to be considered one of the greatest modern jujutsuka. The head of the Fusen-ry, <mask>, was born in Okayama. At 9 years old, he began training in jujutsu, and at 14 he began accompanying his father to competition and challenges, often fighting grown-up men and much heavier opponents. He and his father became teachers of their art at a young age. He devised a personal strategy of enduring his enemies' holds long enough to get them tired, and then coming back and making them submit with chokes and joint locks. He defined his style as "practicing catching eels in his bare hands and watching snakes swallow frog."He was nicknamed ne-waza because of his mastery of ground techniques. Contrary to popular belief, he was equally skilled in tachi-waza as he was in other martial arts. In 1890, Senjuro Kanaya of the Takenouchi-ry school recommended that <mask> be appointed instructor of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. He was trained by Takenouchi-ry masters like Kotaro Imai and Hikosaburo Oshima. He became famous after a challenge fight against a fellow police instructor and a former Tenjin Shin'y-ry instructor. The fight took place at the Hisamatsu police station. During the match, <mask> reversed an osoto makikomi attempt by Tobari, and after pinning him with kami-Shiho-gatame, he chokes him unconscious.It was made public that the Kodokan style's weakness was due to <mask>'s ability to ground fight. In the spring of 1892, Kanaya was the referee in an event hosted by the Tokyo police department. The judoka made a mistake by trying to engage <mask> on the ground, even though he had improved his skills. <mask> was able to place him on the mat and choke him again because of <mask>'s defense and patience. After those bouts, <mask> appeared in the Osaka branch of the Kodokan at the kagami-biraki annual event and challenged Jigoro Kano personally, without receiving an answer. He would face many more judokas after this bout, including Yuji Hirooka and Norimasu Iwasaki. He also challenged the rest of the Kdkan Shitenn, but both of them rejected the offer.Shiro Saigo accepted, but the match never happened. In December, the rivalry with Tobari was celebrated at a police station. Senjuro Kanaya had a physical altercation with Tobari before the fight, as Tobari had challenged both him and <mask> the same day. Both Kanaya and Tobari ended up worn and battered. The match started the same way as the previous one, but this time <mask> countered a throw attempt and scored fully his tomoe nage, following up by pinning Tobari and applying ebi-jime for the victory. At the Butoku Kai, after those fights, <mask>'s renown was such that he was one of the twenty representing masters chosen in 1895 to open up the jujutsu division. During his time at the Butokukai, <mask> competed against martial artists from other styles.He visited the dojo of Yataro Handa in Dojima, Osaka, for the first time in 1898, a year after it was opened. Not to be confused with the late style Dait-ry Aiki-jjutsu, Handa was a master of Daito-ry. Knowing <mask>'s reputation, Handa introduced him to Soji Kimotsuki, a former student of his who had joined Kodokan. Kimotsuki threw <mask> on his head with deashi barai and knocked him out in the first ever bout between the two. According to one version, the master wentading Kimotsuki to meet him on the ground, where he chokes him out. <mask> became a teacher in Handa's dojo after befriending Kimotsuki and becoming a training partner. In 1898, <mask> was involved in an exhibition fight in front of Emperor Taish in Kyoto, going against Kasumi Shin-ry jujutsuka and Yuji Hirooka in a re-enactment of a previous challenge fight.After half an hour of fighting on their feet and on the tatami, <mask> scored a morote gari and applied an ashi garami. Hirooka broke his leg when he surrendered. At the next reunion at the Butoku Kai, in 1899, Kano proposed to forbid leglocks from regular jujutsu/judo competitions due to the possibility of lasting damage. Out of all the masters of traditional jujutsu gathered, only Kaisuke Masuda from Shinnuki-ry agreed with <mask>, and thus the ban was decided by majority. One of his favourite leglock variations was included in the Kodokan katame-no-kata. The ban would cost <mask> a victory over Hajime, who fought in Kyoto in 1899 under referee Masaaki Samura. <mask> tried his signature, but it was MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE<mask> would have followed with ashi garami, but he couldn't do it legally because of the new rules. The bout ended as a draw. At one point, he almost locked a juji-gatame, but his body got out of the tatami bounds, and the match was restarted, which helped Nagaoka. In the second fight, <mask> was able to take the fight to the ground, but <mask> was unable to take the fight to the ground because he was constantly threatened by the hane goshi. The match ended in a draw. In May 1900, <mask> challenged Hajime to an event that was going to take place in Okayama, <mask>'s land. Kotaro Imai would referee the bout.The elder son of Masaaki Samura, Kaichiro Samura, was a ground expert judoka originally from Takenouchi Santo-ry, and had greatly improved his ne-waza skills. <mask> tried to drag them out of the tatami zone in order to force a restart, but they were dragged back by Isogai, causing the crowd to cry for a tie. Imai stopped the fight and declared a draw. <mask> said he was suffering from hemorrhoids to explain his performance. Tsunetane Oda claims that <mask> had his last great fight when he faced Sakujiro Yokoyama. When he went to his dojo to perform a challenge, he fought and defeated several of his students, making them submit with juji-gatame. <mask> tried to use his usual ground techniques, but his opponent blocked them.They came back to standing, and at that time Yokoyama executed a yoko-sutemi-waza technique with the help of his superior weight. The move was difficult enough that <mask> was unable to continue the match. It's known that he was friends with Yuji Hirooka and Soji Kimotsuki, but he never joined the Kodokan school. It is1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 He taught at the Butoku Kai until his retirement in 1922 and was promoted to hanshi in 1927. In 1942, Tanabe died in Osaka. He was the last great jujutsuka and a figure of importance for the history of Kodokan, which is why he was praised years after his death.He was the inspiration for the character Gennosuke Higaki. His son was a member of the Kodokan and reached the 8o Dan after placing second at the 1931 All Japan Judo Championships. There were 1869 births and 1942 deaths of sports people from Okayama Prefecture.

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title: Mr. Pogo

texts: He was best known for his work under the ring name. He helped popularize hardcore wrestling with "death matches" in the 1990s. He was an amateur and had a dispute with Jumbo Tsuruta over team representation in the Japanese collegiate championships. He joined New Japan Pro-Wrestling promotion's NJPW Dojo but did not debut there, instead joining Japan Pro Wrestling Alliance. He quit the wrestling circuits of North America in 1973. He wrestled under the name Judo Lee for a year in Canada before moving to the US. NWA All-Star Wrestling was where he wrestled for a year under his real name.He moved to the United States in 1975. His first American stop was in the NWA's Central States territory, where he wrestled the likes of Bob Geigel, Jake Roberts, Akio Sato, Harley Race, and Bulldog Bob Brown. He was managed by Tojo Yamamoto in the Tennessee area under the name The Ninja Warrior. He moved to Texas to wrestle for Southwest Championship Wrestling, and then to the NWA Western States, where he won two Tag Team Championships. Due to the constant misinterpretation of his ring name, Mr. Togo, he started going by the name Mr. Pogo. After returning to Canada in 1979 under the name Mr. Sekigawa, he won the Stampede North American Heavyweight Championship on December 8, 1979 defeating Don Gagne. He became a double champion after winning the vacant Stampede Wrestling International Tag Team Championship with the Dynamite Kid.He lost the International Tag Team Championship to the Harts, and the North American Heavyweight Championship to the Burkes a month later. He returned to the United States in 1980 under the name Mr. Pogo. He spent a year wrestling in the NWA's Tri-State territory, which is where he's going on his second American excursion. In 1981 he moved to the Mid-Atlantic territory, where he spent nearly three years as Ninja, wrestling the likes of Johnny Weaver, Jimmy Valiant, Blackjack Mulligan, Ivan Koloff, Jay Youngblood, Barry Windham, Don Kernodle, Buddy Landell, and Mike. He spent a year in Kansas City in 1984 after moving back to the Central States. He wrestled the likes of Dick the Bruiser and D.J. in Kansas City. Mark Youngblood and Marty Jannetty are related.Mr. <mask> went back to New Japan in 1985 with a new partner. They were known as The Ninja Express. They placed seventh in the inaugural IWGP Tag Team Champs league, with seven points. They placed seventh in the Japan Cup Tag League with nine points. The Ninja Express left NJPW. In 1987, Mr. <mask> began wrestling for the World Wrestling Council in Puerto Rico. Nagasaki and the Ninja Express were wrestling full-time for WWC by the time the Ninja Express left NJPW in June 1988.The wrestling scene in Puerto Rico was badly damaged in the summer of 1988 due to the murder of Bruiser Brody. At the same time, he held five WWC World Tag Team Championships. After Nagasaki left to return to NJPW, <mask> continued the Ninja Express legacy, teaming with Kensuke Sasaki to win two WWC Caribbean Tag Team Championships. Despite being over the weight limit, he held the WWC World Junior Heavyweight Championship. He was back in Japan in June 1990 for Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling, which was an upstart promotion that specialized in death matches. On June 2, 1990, he was second to Tarzan Goto in his match with Ricky Fuji. Pogo feuded with Atsushi Onita and eventually became his specialty.In the summer of 1991, <mask> left FMW because he wanted more interesting matches to compete in, and moved to Wrestling International New Generations (W*ING), where he partook in innovated death matches with everyone, ranging from veterans like Kim D. He won a World Tag Team Championship. He left W*ING in June 1993 because of a contract dispute. In July 1993 <mask> returned to FMW and resumed his feud with Atsushi Onita. He wrestled for Michinoku Pro Wrestling, New Tokyo Pro Wrestling, and Big Japan Pro Wrestling. Hisakatsu Oya, The Gladiator, and Yukihiro Kanemura won three of the four FMW Brass Knuckles Tag Team Championships. On August 1, 1996 at Summer Spectacular, a Double Hell Death Match was cut short after Terry Funk blew fire at <mask>, who dropped into the exploding barbed wire outside of the ring.The barbed wire broke his neck when he fell into it. The referee ended the match after Funk stuck in the barbed wire and started blowing fire at him. The injury made him immobile, even though he returned to the ring. His last match as an active wrestler was at Year End Spectacular on December 11, 1996, in which he was part of a team that defeated Terry Funk, Hisakatsu Oya, and The Headhunters. He came back to wrestling in July 1997 for Big Japan Pro Wrestling. In 1998, he became the first Death match champion. After losing the title, he left BJW and went back to feud with Atsushi Onita.He was a wrestler for promotions including IWA Japan, Shin-W*ING, Shin-FMW, Onita Pro, and his own promotion, WWS. He ran for a Senate seat in his hometown in 2003 but was defeated in the polls. In February 2007, Sekigawa was rushed to a hospital with a bleeding gastric ulcer and spent three weeks there. Sekigawa underwent a surgery. On May 25, 2017, Sekigawa had a second surgery. 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title: Wilf Auty

texts: <mask>, also known as "The Emperor", was an English rugby union coach and amateur rugby league player who played in the 1890s and 1900s. He played club level rugby union for Rosslyn Park F.C., representative level rugby league for Yorkshire, and at club level for Batley, and he coached club level rugby union. <mask>'s birth place was Dewsbury district, West Riding of Yorkshire, England. He joined his father's textile company at the age of 17 after attending Mill Hill School. His younger brother, <mask>, died in January 1884 at the age of 38, and his father, also Joseph, died in March 1922. After his father's death, aged 41, he became the chairman of the textile company founded by his father, he served on the committee, and he was the chairman of the Batley and Birstall Chamber of Commerce. <mask> was the President of the Batley Liberal Association, the Vice President of the Batley Temperance Society, the Secretary of the National Commercial Temperance League, and the President of the Batley Amateur Thespian Society.His death was registered in the Spen Valley district of West Riding of Yorkshire and his funeral service was held in Batley at 11:00am on Monday 19 February 1951. The Auty name will always be synonymous with Batley's Mount Pleasant ground as a company was formed to raise the sum to buy it, helped greatly by his father, who agreed to donate money on the basis that no liquor ever be sold at the ground. <mask> <mask> was the possessor of five Heavy Woollen Cup winners medals, and he was as keen in cricket as in any other form of sport. He was called a liaison between Batley and Birstall because of his interest in both clubs. He left his bed to be present at the last final of the Heavy Woollen Cricket Cup Competition and present the trophy to Morley who had defeated Batley. He was a member of the Yorkshire County Committee. <mask> <mask> was a rugby player for the Rosslyn Park F.C.He made his rugby league debut for Batley at the age of 17 in 1898, scoring a try in a 16-3 win over Liversedge. He would replace Dai Fitzgerald, who was suspended by the Northern Union from the end of 1898 until May 1900 for being a coal agent, because his employment as a coal agent was not considered legitimate. <mask> <mask> won a Yorkshire Senior Competition medal at 18. <mask> <mask> won 2 caps for Yorkshire while at Batley. In front of a crowd of 4,500, number 5 in the 3-13 defeat against Cheshire in the County Championship match was played on November 30, 1901. He played as well. In front of a crowd of 4,000, number 5 scored a try in the 9-0 victory over Durham and Northumberland in a non-County Championship match during the 1901–02 season at The Boulevard, Hull.<mask> <mask> played in the Challenge Cup Final. In front of a crowd of 29,563, number 5 scored a try in Batley's 6-0 victory over Warrington in the 1901 Challenge Cup Final. <mask> <mask> gained the nickname of "The Emperor" when he was a member of the committee for ten years at Headingley RFC. <mask> <mask> was the son of <mask> and Lucy Anne <mask>, and he was the father of the rugby union fly-half of the 1930s for England. Search for "Auty" at rugbyleagueproject.org, as well as at britishnewspaper archive.co.uk. Rugby league players from Dewsbury and rugby union players from Dewsbury.

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title: Paul Gorman

texts: He is an English writer. In 1983, <mask> won the Periodical Publishers Association award for campaigning journalism for a series of investigative food industry articles. He was appointed west coast bureau chief of Screen International in 1990. Madonna's manager Freddy DeMann, Creation Records founder Alan McGee and U2's manager <mask> were among the executives and artists that Gorman reported on. <mask> was an editor at Music Business International. He contributed to magazines and conducted the first interview with the Spice Girls. The Daily Telegraph is one of the publications that <mask> contributes to.The Strip was a trash culture TV series that was created with partner David Knight for Channel 4. The documentary Las Vegas Grind was directed by <mask>. This was hosted by Mexican-American artist El Vez, who later signed to the record label Poptones, which released two El Vez albums and a single in the UK. In 2012 <mask> produced and presented The Kings Road Music & Fashion Trail, a series of short films on addresses which housed significant boutiques. The Look Presents through Topman has three collections based on artists and designers featured in his book The Look: Adventures In Rock & Pop Fashion: T-shirts by Wonder Workshop, Granny Takes a Trip and Priceless. There was a special edition of the "Wild Thing" T-shirt that 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 The exhibition Process: The Working Practices of Barney Bubbles was put on by Gorman.The largest attendance of any exhibition held at the gallery was for the show. The British exhibitions Postmodernism: Style & Subversion 1970–1990 and Snap Crackle & Pop: British Pop Art meets the High Street in the Swinging Sixties were both consulted on. The Barney Bubbles exhibit was held at the Old Vic Tunnels in London. The exhibition Lloyd Johnson: The Modern Outfitter presented the work of the London fashion retailer whose boutiques provided clothing for a variety of performers including Fred Astaire, George Michael, Tom Waits and Bob Dylan. British Design 1948–2012: Innovation in the Modern Age ran from March to August 2012 at the V&A. The Past The Present & The Possible is a section of the group exhibition White Noise: Quand Le Graphisme Fait Du Bruit at Chaumont. The material for Glam! was consulted by <mask>.The Performance of Style, an exhibition about the visual, social and creative aspects of the 70s glam rock genre which opened at Tate Liverpool in February 2013 and moved to Frankfurt's Schirn Kunsthalle in June 2013 and Lentos Kunst museum in Linz, Austria, from October 2013 to February The exhibition was about Malcolm McLaren's engagement in fashion with Young Kim of the Malcolm McLaren Estate. It was called Let It Rock: The Look of Music The Sound of Fashion and was staged as part of the Copenhagen International Fashion Fair. The retail outlets McLaren operated with Vivienne Westwood were the focus of the exhibition. The media was positive about the exhibition. Financial Times fashion editor Charlie Porter said the hang of the garments is exceptional, while Susie Bubble said the exhibition was "an incredibly detailed and well-put together overview specifically about McLaren's fusion of music and fashion". Art In Pop was an exhibition about the engagement between the worlds of art and popular music at the Centre National d'Art Contemporaine gallery Magasin in France.Art In Pop included a large space dedicated to McLaren's work and included clothing exhibits, a soundtrack and photographs of his student paintings executed in the late 60s. Marie France said that it was an "energizing exhibition not just to see but hear as well". An exhibition about the resurgence of independent magazines in the digital age was held in the Terrace Rooms Gallery at Somerset House. Print! Tearing It Up ran from June 8 to August 22. In October of last year, after the publication of an authorized biography of Westwood by Ian Kelly and her co-author, she was accused of plagiarizing material from his book The Look. The Westwood biography contained serious libels against two individuals, one of whom was pronounced to be dead by Westwood when in fact the individual was alive and practicing as a therapist in west London.<mask> told The Bookseller: "We always take very seriously any errors that are brought to our attention and, where appropriate, correct them." The Look is a book about pop and rock fashion. Malcolm McLaren is the author of the Foreword. In Their Own Write is a book about adventures in the music press. Charles Shaar Murray is the author. Nine Lives with Goldie was written by Hodder and Stoughton. Let's Make This Precious is a story about a group of runners.Straight with Boy George was not published. The story of Ali and Robin Campbell is told in Blood & Fire. The Look: Rock and Pop Fashion. The introduction was written by <mask>. Arrow Books published Cry Salty Tears. Boy George is the author of the Foreword. The life and work of Barney Bubbles are reasons to be cheerful.Billy Bragg is the introduction to the essay. Rebel Rebel: Anti-Style with Keanan Duffty. It was written by the author of the Foreword by the author of the author of the author of the author of the author of the author of the author of the author of the author of the author of the author of the author of the author of the author of the author of the author of Tommy Roberts is a British Design Hero. It was written by <mask>. The book "Rethink/Re-Entry" was written by the author. It was edited by <mask>.It was written by David Hockney. The magazine that changed culture is the story of The Story Of The Face. Dylan Jones is the author of the Foreword. The life and times of Malcolm McLaren. There is an essay by Lou Stoppard. The look: adventures in rock and pop fashion was named one of the top ten fashion books of all time by The Independent. The book of the year was Reasons to be Cheerful.Rock's Back Pages contains journalism from living people and artists from London.

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