title: Dario Šimić

texts: A former footballer is <mask>. imi was a versatile defender who played as a full-back, sweeper or centre back and was known for his strength and ability in the air. He played for Inter Milan, A.C. Milan, and Monaco before retiring from the game in 2010. imi was a member of the Croatia national football team. He was the first Croatian player to win 100 international caps. He is the team's eighth most capped player. During the 1990s and 2000s, he was a member of Croatia's squad for each of the six major tournaments for which the team qualified, which included three World Cup appearances and three European Championships.After joining Dinamo Zagreb at the age of twelve, imi rose through the ranks of their youth academy before being promoted to the senior squad for the 1992–93 season. His debut for the Blues came under manager Miroslav Blaevi in the first match of the season, a Prva HNL away game against Varteks on 23 August 1992, which made him the youngest ever player to debut for the club. He made five more appearances in his first top-flight season and although he was widely regarded as a promising player, he struggled to make a bigger impact in his first season with the squad which eventually won the Croatian title. He was one of the key players of the squad in one of the most successful periods in the club's history after he established himself as a first team regular. imi helped the club win four titles in the next six seasons. imi experienced his first taste of European football when Dinamo played Auxerre in a 1994–95 Cup Winners' Cup first round tie as he appeared a 3–1 home win at Maksimir. He played in all of the club's European campaigns over the following four seasons and was part of some of the club's biggest achievements, such as reaching the 1997–98 UEFA Cup round of 16.Other notable Dinamo players and imi's teammates from that era were Draen Ladi, Krunoslav Juri and Goran J. In his six and a half years with the club, imi earned 140 league appearances and scored 14 goals. Miroslav Blaevi, imi's former coach at Dinamo, was appointed Croatia manager in 1994. After playing 16 games for Croatia's youth teams, imi earned his first full international cap on 13 March 1996 in a friendly against South Korea, coming on as a substitute. imi quickly became a first team regular in the national team under Blaevi, and went on to play in six 1998 World Cup qualifiers, as well as six matches at the final tournament in France, where Croatia won third place. His good performances at the 1998 World Cup and in the 1998–99 Champions League attracted attention from some of Europe's biggest clubs and he went on to join Internazionale in January 1999 for a fee of 11 million euros. imi Lipp made his Serie A debut in a 2–0 win against Venezia at San Siro on January 10, 1999.By the end of his first season in Italy, imi had 17 appearances and 2 goals. When he had only 12 league and 8 European appearances in the 2001–02 season, imi's services were no longer used. imi was valued at 16.5 million despite the fact that he was swapped with mit Davala in the opposite direction. He played in 66 league appearances and scored 3 goals in three and a half years with Internazionale. The club failed to win any silverware in this period, and their highest finish was fourth place in the 1999–2000 season, even though this was the time when some of football's biggest stars played there. Carlo Ancelotti changed imi's position from centre back to right back and immediately made him a member of the first-team squad. On August 28, 2002, he made his debut for AC Milan against Slovan Liberec.imi made 12 appearances for AC Milan in their run to the European title in 2003 but was not in either of the semi-finals against Inter or the final against Juventus. He made 29 Serie A appearances for AC Milan in his first season with the club, but in the following three seasons he never regained his place as a first-team regular. He signed a contract extension with AC Milan in May 2006 just weeks after publicly complaining about lack of playing time. He made 22 league appearances for AC Milan in the 2006–07 season, regaining his place as a regular. He only made six appearances in the season, which was won by AC Milan, and only two in the qualification rounds. He only made four appearances for the club in 2007. He was a member of the starting eleven but had to leave the game due to an injury after only 30 minutes.imi moved to AS Monaco in August 2008. In Monaco's 1–1 draw at home to SM Caen, he played the entire match and assisted Frédéric Nimani for the opening goal. He made a total of 26 league appearances before being sent off against Le Havre in April 2009. After Monaco's final league match of the 2008–09 season, a goalless draw at Paris Saint-Germain, he lost his place as a regular in the team. After spending 11 years playing abroad, imi returned to Dinamo Zagreb on a free transfer. imi retired from football three months later. imi appeared in 3 competitive matches for the Blues, including the 2010 Croatian Supercup, but did not play in the 2010–11 Prva HNL.In his announcement, imi said that he was going to stay in football as a manager and enroll at the coaching academy. Between 1993 and 1996, imi won 17 international caps for the Croatian under-19 and under-21 national teams, scoring one goal. He made his senior international debut on 13 March 1996 in a friendly match against the Korea Republic, coming on as a substitute in the final 20 minutes. imi only played in the Euro 1996 finals for Croatia. He appeared in six of Croatia's seven matches in the 1998 World Cup finals in France, only missing the third-place match with a yellow-card suspension. He made two appearances for Croatia at the 2002 World Cup finals and also played in all three of their group matches at the Euro 2004 finals. Croatia was eliminated in the group stage in both tournaments, just like in the 2006 World Cup finals, where he appeared in all of Croatia's three matches.He overtook Robert Jarni as the Croatian national team's all-time cap leader when he won his 82nd cap in the team's second match at the latter tournament. He was sent off five minutes from the end of the match after receiving his second yellow card. imi scored a last-minute goal to give Croatia a 3–2 victory over Argentina in a friendly match in March of 2006 in Switzerland. He is one of the best Croatian defenders of recent times. 100th cap and retirement imi came very close to winning his 100th cap for Croatia at the finals of the Euro 2008. He missed the first two games of the tournament because he couldn't get into the first team. With a place in the quarter-finals secured after the first two games, Croatia coach Slaven Bili gave many of his second-string players a chance to play in the final group match against Poland, with imi starting the match and captaining the side on the occasionCroatia finished the group stage with 3 wins in 3 matches. In the quarter-finals against Turkey, he was once again an unused substitute. imi became the first Croatian player to win 100 international caps when he got his 100th cap in a match against Slovenia. He started the match and captained the team in the first half, before being replaced by a debutant. The match was won by Croatia. imi was an unused substitute in Croatia's opening two World Cup qualification games, against England and Kazakhstan, but was left out of the final two. The Croatian media was filled with rumors about imi being set to retire from international football.On 16 September 2008, it was confirmed that imi had retired from international football after 12 and a half years. imi is a catholic and organizes pilgrimages. The Aquaviva company is owned by him. He married Jelena Medi in 2000 and has five children with her, two of whom have Down syndrome. He is a distant relative of Andrijica imi, the older brother of Josip imi. Club 1 played in the Croatian Cup and Croatian Super Cup. They played in the Super Cup with Croatia Zagreb and Milan.Club Dinamo Zagreb Croatian First League (5): 1992–93, 1995– 96, 1996–97, 1997–98, 1998–99, Croatian Football Cup: 1993–94, 1995– 96, 1996–97, 1997–98, Croatian Super Cup: 2010 Milan.


title: Luke Parker (footballer)

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texts: A professional Australian Rules footballer, who plays for the Sydney Swans in the Australian Football League, was born in 1992. He plays in the middle of the field. Originally from Langwarrin, Victoria, he was drafted by Sydney with the 40th pick in the 2010 National Draft. He made his senior debut in round eight of the 2011 season. After winning a title in his second season, he played in two more losing grand finals. He was the best and fairest player in the city for three years in a row. He was named in the All-Australian team for the first time after finishing runner-up to Patrick Dangerfield in the 2016 Brownlow.<mask>, who played as small, tackling forward and in the middle. He was compared to his teammate because of his strong tackling and ability to win possession. The young player moved from a regular substitute at the back end of the previous season to a dangerous and highly valued member of the starting line-up. He played every game and averaged 21 disposals and five marks. He was the youngest player since Michael O'Loughlin in 1998 to be awarded the Bob Skilton medal and was the best and fairest player on the team. The Paul Kelly Players' Player award is voted on each week by the playing group.At 22 years of age, he became a member of the leadership group. His courage and determination on the field was recognised by his peers, as he won the Robert Rose Award for the most Courageous Player. He suffered a fractured fibula when his right leg twisted awkwardly in a tackle during the 20th round of the season. In the third round of the 2016 season, he was awarded theBrett Kirk Medal, the best on ground in the Sydney Derby. He won the Most Courageous Player award for the second year in a row and was second in the Brownlow Medal with 26 votes, only beaten by Patrick Dangerfield of the Cats. He received his first ever All Australian honours in a career best season. In the savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesayAfter losing their first six games of the season, the Swans would go on to lose two of their last sixteen home-and-away matches. The Bob Skilton Medal was won again by <mask>, this time for his role in the Swans' resurgence. Statistics Statistics are correct to the end of the season. The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 The style is "text-align:center". The style is "text-align:center". There is a style of text-align:center.The style is "text-align:center" and it was published in 2015. The style is "text-align:center". The style is "text-align:center" The style is "text-align:center" The style is "text-align:center" "text-align:center" is the center of the row. There is a row style that says "text-align:center"colspan is a career 235! 174! 115! 2666! 2837! 5253!822! 1174! 0.7 0.25! 11.3 It was 12.1 23.50!3.5 out of 5 5! There are links to 1992 births, living people and Bob Skilton medal winners.

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title: John C. Waldron

texts: <mask> was a United States Navy pilot who led a squadron of torpedo bombers in World War II. He was one of the men who died in the Battle of Midway. Born on August 24, 1900 at Fort Pierre, South Dakota, he was the son of a rancher and Jane Van Metre, grandson of a lawyer and a judge. He was of colonial New Hampshire families on his father's side and his mother's side. He had two daughters while he was in the armed forces. He was admitted to the bar but never practiced. George Philip Jr., a Navy Cross recipient and the son of <mask>, was named after him.He graduated from the United States Naval Academy Class of 1924 after receiving an appointment as a midshipman from his home state. In the summer of 1927, <mask> received his wings at the naval air station in Florida. On February 16, 1928, <mask> was promoted to lieutenant, junior grade, after flying with torpedo squadrons ( VT-1S and VT-9S). He taught midshipmen in the field of aviation while he was at the Naval Academy. Between October 1929 and June 1931, <mask> went to sea again, this time with Scouting Squadron 3B, based aboard Lexington, reporting for duty on July 1, 1931. Before he joined Patrol Squadron 1B, Battle Force, in 1936, he flew observation aircraft off Colorado. In the summer of 1939 he reported back to the Naval Air Station in Pensacola for further instructor's duty.After three tours of shore duty, he was appointed naval inspector of ordnance at the plant in the 3rd Naval District. In the summer of 1941, Lieutenant <mask> <mask> took command of the newly formed Torpedo Squadron 8 (VT-8), part of the embryonic air group being assembled for the new fleet carrier Hornet (CV-8) at Newport News, Virginia. The training of his men had to be intensive because of the Pearl Harbor attack. After it was commissioned at Norfolk, "Torpedo8" did not get a chance to practice its trade at Midway. The Battle of the Coral Sea was too late for VT-8 to participate in the Battle of Midway. VT-8 led a relaxed existence on board the carrier as she steamed toward "Point Luck" from Pearl Harbor in the first few days of June 1942. Commander <mask> distributed a mimeographed plan of attack on the eve of battle.He said that if the worst came to worst, he wanted each man to destroy the enemy. "If there is only one plane left to make a final run-in, I want that man to get a hit," he told his men. May God be with us. Good luck, happy landings, and give them hell. On June 4, the 15 Douglas TBD-1 Devastators of VT-8 launched from the Hornets flight deck in search of the enemy. There was a dispute between the Hornet's Commander, Air Group, Stanhope C. Ring, and the Hornet CO about where the Japanese carriers would be found. 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He split his squadron off and led his unit to the Japanese carrier group. The leader of the first carrier planes to approach the Japanese carriers was aware of the lack of fighter protection, but his plan of attack committed Torpedo 8 to battle. Without fighter escort, underpowered, with limited defensive armament, and forced by the unreliability of their own torpedoes to fly low and slow directly at their targets, the Hornet torpedo planes received the undivided attention of the enemy's combat air patrol of Mitsubishi Zero fighters. The 15 planes were shot down. Only one of the 30 men who set out that morning survived.Their sacrifice had not been in vain. The launch of the planned strike against the American carriers was delayed after the Japanese carriers were forced to maneuver dramatically. After further separate attacks by the remaining two torpedo squadrons over the next hour, Japanese fighter cover and air defense coordination became focused on low-altitude defense. The Japanese carriers were exposed to the late-arriving SBD Dauntless dive bombers, which attacked from high altitude. Three of the four Japanese carriers were damaged by the dive bombers. The Presidential Unit Citation was earned by Torpedo 8. Lieutenant Commander <mask> was posthumously given the Navy Cross and a share of the unit citation.<mask> was the actor who portrayed <mask> in Midway. The Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer was named after him. The Naval Air Station Waldron Field was named in his honor. After being closed in the 1950s, NAAS Waldron Field was reopened in the early 1960s as an outlying field in support of Student Naval Aviator primary flight training operations. The Farragut Naval Training Station on Lake Pend Oreille in northern Idaho has a camp named after a lieutenant colonel. The camp was designed to house and train 5,000 naval recruits at a time. Bears fans flock to the Waldron Deck parking structure just south of Soldier Field for tailgating on game day.The bridge that crosses the Missouri River between Pierre and Fort Pierre was renamed in 2002 in honor of <mask><mask>. There are links to history.navy.mil and torpedoeight.com, as well as film and references to <mask>, a United States Navy officer who died in the Battle of Midway.

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title: Carly Wilson

texts: <mask> is a basketball player from Victoria. She has played for several teams in the Women's National Basketball League. She has signed with a French basketball team. Australia won a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games. She played for the spectres. Personal <mask> was born in 1982. She is tall and heavy.She writes a column called "Willo's Wisdom". The Australian Capital Territory's government encouraged more people to become foster parents. She is renowned in the WNBL for wearing pink socks, which she has worn in every game since the second round of the 2002–03 season, when she played poorly without them. <mask> and Marianna Tolo live in the same house. She likes The Simpsons and Seinfeld. <mask> joined the Rangers for the 1998-99 season. She played in the WNBL for the first time.She was a member of the WNBL All Star Five for the 2002–03 season. She stayed with the team when they won the WNBL Championship in 2003 and 2004. The 2004 FIBA Women's World League was where <mask> was a member. She was with the team when they were runners-up in the WNBL Championships. She was a member of the Dandenong Rangers Team of the Decade. <mask> was a member of the Australian Institute of Sport's WNBL squad during the 1999–2000, 2000–01) and 2001–02 seasons. <mask> played for the Perth Lynx for two seasons.<mask> was on the team during the team's 2009–10 season. She played in the Grand Final. The 2010–11 season was when <mask> played for the Capitals. She scored 19 points in an October 2010 game. She scored 25 points in October. The team won a game against the Uni Flames because of her. She was named the player of the week in October.She played in the Preliminary Final game for the Capitals. She was a leading scorer with 21 points. She was one of several players from the 2010/2011 squad who did not have a contract with the team for the 2012 season. The Rangers tried to get <mask> to play for them in the off season, but she stayed with the Caps. <mask> was hoping that the signing of Ardossi would allow him to play small forward this season. She had a double-double in an October game against the Bulleen Boomers. She scored 18 points in a game against the West Coast Waves.The most difficult loss of the season, according to <mask>, was the early season loss to the Lightning. She scored 12 points in a December loss. She was the team's number two guard. She played guard and point guard occasionally. <mask>'s primary role on the team is to score baskets, but she has worked as a distributor when called upon to play point guard. This was done to relieve Nicole Hunt. <mask> played for Nunawading in the SEABL.<mask> was a member of the French team, Challes-les-Eaux Basket. <mask> was a member of the Australian junior squad that competed at the 2001 and 2001 FIBA Oceania U19 Women's Championships. She was a member of Australia's 2002 U21 national team that won gold at the FIBA Oceania U21 Women's Championships. She was a member of the national squad that competed at the U21 Women's World Championships. She was a member of the national team. She was a member of the gold medal winning 2006 Commonwealth Games national team. She was a member of the national team that lost to China in September, after having gone perfect for a year.She scored 8 points. She competed at the Women's World Championships that year. She was on the national team in 2008. She participated in a training camp with the national team in April of 2008. She had an injury in April of that year. She was a member of the national team in 2010 and was part of the team that competed against the New Zealand national team in 2009. She competed in the Olympic qualification competition in July of 2011.The Australia women's national basketball team competed in the 2012 Summer Olympics qualification tournament. She was supposed to attend the national team training camp in May 2012 at the Australian Institute of Sport. There are links to External links to articles containing video clips of the Commonwealth Games.

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title: Ryszard Kaczorowski

texts: <mask> was a Polish statesman. He was the last President of Poland-in-exile. Following Poland's regaining independence from the Soviet sphere of influence and the election of Lech Wasa as the first democratically elected President of Poland, he resigned his post. The President of Poland Lech Kaczyski and other senior government officials died in a plane crash in Russia. There was a wooden house at 7 Mazowiecka Street in the Piaski District of Biaystok where the life and career of <mask> was born. The intersection of Mazowiecka Street and Argentyska Street was the location of the house. His father was <mask>e Szeregi. He was sentenced to death in 1940, but his sentence was changed to ten years in a concentration camp.He remembered that there was a bonfire in the cell on the third of May. Since we were on death row, the guard who opened the window shouted "quieter!" We had a clay bowl on hand. I think the whole prison heard us sing because the bowl splattered, the guard hid, and we sang. He enlisted in the army after being set free. After the fall of the Soviet Union, Kaczorowski joined the 3rd Carpathian Rifle Division. The Battle of Monte Cassino was one of the major battles of the Polish 2nd Corps.He was a political emigrant after the war. He completed an academic course in foreign trade after demobilisation. He worked as an accountant. He was the Chief Scout and the President of the ZHP from 1955 to 1967. He was in charge of the Polish delegation at the 1957 Jamboree. Kaczorowski was a member of the National Council of Poland, a parliament-in-exile. He was appointed the Minister for Home Affairs in the Polish government in exile.In case the seat is emptied before the peace is settled, the April Constitution of Poland of 1935 allowed the president to appoint his successor, and in January 1988 the acting president in exile named <mask> as his successor. <mask> succeeded Sabbat after he died. The insignia of the presidential power of the Second Republic was handed over to President Lech Wasa on December 22, 1990 in recognition of the legitimacy of the government in exile and its continuity with the Third Polish Republic. <mask>'s last home was in London. Alicja Jankowska has three children, including two with her husband, and Jadwiga Kaczorowska has two daughters with her. He was granted a presidential pension, Biuro Ochrony Rzdu protection and a chancellery by the Polish law on former presidents. Warsaw, Gdask, Gdynia, Kielce, Krakw, Opole, Zielona Gra and his hometown of Bia are some of the cities where he was an honorary citizen.During his retirement, Kaczorowski did not hold any public positions, although it was reported that in November 1994 Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak proposed to President Wasa to appoint <mask> as Minister of Defence. Kaczorowski didn't get involved in politics or partisan activity during his retirement because he was a follower of Jzef Pisudski. Kaczorowski was appointed to the Order of St Michael and St George as an "Honorary Knight Grand Cross" by Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom for "his exceptional contribution to the community of Polish emigrees and their descendants living in the UK". The President of Poland Lech Kaczyski and 94 other people died in a plane crash in Russia. He was the oldest person to die in the crash. Kaczorowski's coffin was taken to St John's Cathedral for a funeral mass before being buried in a crypt at the National Temple of Divine Providence in Warsaw. This article is copied in part from the website of the office of the President of the Republic of Poland, which allows free reproduction of its content.The Knights Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George was given to people who died in World War II.

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title: Connor McDavid

texts: The captain of the National Hockey League's (NHL)EdmontonOilers is a Canadian ice hockey centre who was born on January 13, 1997. He was the first pick in the NHL Entry Draft. When he was a child, he played ice hockey against older children. After winning four Ontario Minor Hockey Association Championships with the York Simcoe Express, he left the team to join the Toronto Marlboros of the Greater Toronto Hockey League. There, he was named the GTHL Player of the Year and the winner of the Tim Adams Memorial Trophy. He began playing junior ice hockey at the age of 15 after being granted exceptional player status by Hockey Canada. He played for the Erie Otters in the Ontario Hockey League until 2015, after they selected him first in the draft.The Red Tilson Trophy, Wayne Gretzky 99 Award, and CHL Player of the Year awards were some of the awards that McDavid received during his career in the Ontario Hockey League. Canada won gold medals at the IIHF World U18 Championships and the World Junior Ice Hockey Championships during this time. After finishing his junior hockey career, he joined the Eskimos. He missed three months of his first season due to a fractured clavicle, but still made the NHL All-Rookie Team and was a finalist for the Calder Memorial Trophy. The youngest captain in NHL history was appointed that year. The Art Ross trophy for the leading scorer in the NHL was won by the youngest player in the history of the league. He was selected to the NHL First All-Star Team and was awarded the Ted Lindsay Award.During the next two seasons, the Oilers missed out on the Stanley Cup playoffs, but that didn't stop McDavid from scoring 41 goals. He injured his knee in the last game of the season but was able to return in time for the start of the season. Despite the shortening of the NHL season to only 56 games, McDavid recorded 100 points for the fourth time in his career. He has drawn comparisons to players such as Sidney Crosby and Wayne Gretzky because he is considered one of the greatest players in the modern history of the NHL. His opponents have praised his speed on the ice, and he has won the Fastest Skater at the NHL All-Star Skills Competition three times. He is a four-time NHL First Team All-Star, a three-time winner of the Art Ross Trophy and Ted Lindsay Award, and one of only two players to unanimously win the Hart Memorial Trophy. The baby was born on January 13, 1997.His father Brian was a high school ice hockey player and dedicated Boston Bruins fan, while his mother Kelly played one year of recreational ice hockey as a child. Around the age of three, McDavid began playing hockey on rollerblades in the basement of his family's home. His parents lied about his age to allow him to play hockey with the other five-year-olds. When he was six, the local youth hockey association in his hometown of Newmarket forbade him to play against older children, and his parents, believing that he would be "bored out of his mind" in house league hockey, enroll him in an Aurora, Ontario, hockey program. He won four Ontario Minor Hockey Association titles with his father's team. Sam Bennett, a future professional ice hockey player, was on the York Simcoe team that competed in the Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament. The decision to leave the Express for the Toronto Marlboros of the Greater Toronto Hockey League, the team that he and his father had defeated in the previous year's Ontario Hockey Federation championship, was controversial.He won the GTHL Player of the Year Award in 2012 after scoring 33 goals and recording 39 assists. The 19-year-old added another 19 points (11 goals and eight assists) in seven Ontario Hockey League Cup games, the most of any player since Sam Gagner had 17 points in five games during the 2005 tournament. Although he received the Tim Adams Memorial Trophy as the tournament's most valuable player, his team was defeated 2–1 in the Ontario Hockey League Cup final. Although he contemplated playing NCAA Division I hockey, he decided to enter the junior ice hockey circuit as an adolescent rather than waiting to begin a college career. After applying for exceptional player status through Hockey Canada, he was allowed to enter the junior hockey draft at the age of 15 rather than 16. He was the third Ontario Hockey League player to be granted an exception. He signed with the team in June of 2012 after the Erie Otters selected him first in the 2012 Priority Selection.The Jack Ferguson Award was given to the first overall selection in the 2012 Ontario Hockey League draft. In the 2012–13 season, he scored his first goal in the Ontario Hockey League in an 8–2 loss to the London Knights. He was named the Ontario Hockey League's rookies of the month in October after recording at least one point in all 10 games he played. He won the award for the second time in November with 17 points in 13 games. McDavid was the youngest player ever to play in the Subway Super Series. In January and February, the physical toll of moving from minor to junior hockey, as well as frustration playing for the last-place Otters, limited McDavid's effectiveness on the ice, and his scoring began to slow. Despite the Otters falling 6–4 to the Owen Sound Attack, McDavid picked up his 37th assist of the season, setting a franchise record for rookies.It was also his 62nd point of the season, tying with Tim Connolly for the most rookies points in history. He broke Connolly's record of four points in the regular season. In 63 regular-season games, McDavid had 25 goals and 41 assists, second in scoring to Goldobin. The Emms Family Award for Ontario Hockey League rookies of the year was won by McDavid. He was a finalist for the CHL's Freshman of the Year, a title which went to a Baie-Comeau Drakkar player. The Otters started the season with 25 points in their first 15 games, which included a 10-game winning streak. McDavid had five goals and 28 points and was three points behind the leader.He was selected to play in the Subway Super Series for the second year in a row, after being named the Ontario Hockey League Player of the Month in October. In addition to being named the CHL's Player of the Week, McDavid was also named the Ontario Hockey League's Player of the Week. The team reached 100 points for the first time since 2001 after his 25th goal of the season. In 56 games, he had 99 points with 28 goals and 71 assists. His 20 penalty minutes were the lowest among the top 12 scorers in the league, and he was awarded the William Hanley Trophy for the most sportsmanlike player in the Ontario Hockey League. The Bobby Smith Trophy for the Ontario Hockey League's Scholastic Player of the Year and the CHL's Scholastic Player of the Year were both won by McDavid. He was named to the second all-star team along with the coach and defenceman.Erie fell to the Storm in the Western Conference finals after finishing second in the regular season. The Otters named their captain during training camp. In the first 18 games of the season, he recorded at least one point in all but one and led the Ontario Hockey League with 51 points before breaking his hand in a fight. <mask> had already recorded a goal and assist at the time of his injury, giving him a Gordie Howe hat trick, but was forced to miss both the Subway Super Series and several regular season games. After missing six weeks of the regular season due to injury and international competition, he returned on January 8 for a 4–3 defeat from the Sting. Dylan Strome was selected to captain Team Orr at the 2015 CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game, while teammate and captain of Team Cherry, was named to captain. He recorded his 100th point of the season with a goal and an assist against the Owen Sound Attack.He reached 100 points in only 38 games due to an injury, but was named the Ontario Hockey League's Player of the month for February. He finished the regular season with 44 goals and 120 points in 47 games, with at least one point in all but two of them, and he led the Ontario Hockey League with a +60 plus–minus rating. At the end of the season, he received a number of awards. He won the Bobby Smith trophy for the second year in a row and the Red Tilson trophy for the most outstanding player in the CHL. In the playoffs, he had 21 goals and 49 points in 20 games, including two goals and six points in five championship series games, and he received the Wayne Gretzky 99 Award for the most valuable player. He finished his junior hockey career as the most decorated player in league history with five individual awards. He had more points in his career with the Otters than franchise leader Brad Boyes, and he had more assists than any other player.<mask> was selected first overall in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft and was the captain of the team. On July 3, 2015, he signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the team; the total deal was worth $11.3 million, including up to $3.775 million annually in bonus incentives. He nearly scored twice in a 3–1 loss to the St. Louis Blues in his NHL debut on October 9, 2015. His first goal in the NHL came five days later in his third game, when he scored against Dallas in a 4–2 loss. On November 3, McDavid fractured his left clavicle after colliding into the boards with Brandon Manning and Michael Del Zotto. Through 13 games, he had five goals and 12 points. He missed 37 games with the injury, but came back on February 3 for a goal and two assists in a 5–1 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets.On February 11, while facing his hometown Toronto Maple Leafs, McDavid was involved in all five of the Oilers' points: in addition to scoring twice, he also had assists on every part of Jordan Eberle's hat-trick. Despite playing in only 19 games of the season, the single-game performance helped boost McDavid to tenth overall in NHL rookies scoring. Despite only appearing in 45 games due to injury, <mask> finished his first season with 16 goals and 32 points. He was the second runner-up in the voting, behind Shayne Gostisbehere, and was named to the NHL All-Rookie Team. The captain for the season was named on October 5. Gabriel Landeskog was 20 days older when he became captain of the Colorado Avalanche, but at 19 years and 266 days old, he became the youngest captain in NHL history. McDavid recorded his first NHL hat-trick on November 19 in a 5–2 victory over the Dallas Stars.He scored his first shootout goal against Ben Bishop to defeat the Lightning. McDavid became the first player to reach 50 points during the 2016–17 season with two assists against New Jersey on January 13. He recorded his 100th NHL point with an assist on Kassian's goal. He became the third-fastest Oiler to reach 100 career points when he did so in 92 games. With a league-leading 16 goals and 56 points halfway through the season, McDavid earned his first NHL All-Star Game selection, playing on the same line as Ryan Kesler for the Pacific Division team. He won the Fastest Skater title at the NHL All-Star Skills Competition with a time of 13.02 seconds. In the final regular-season game of the year, McDavid recorded two assists to finish the season with 100 points.In doing so, he became the youngest player to win the Art Ross Trophy for the NHL scoring leader since a 19-year-old Sidney Crosby won in the season. With at least one point in 59 games and a 14-game point streak to close out the regular season, McDavid recorded 30 goals and 70 assists, with at least one point in all 82 games. The Los Angeles Kings were eliminated from the Stanley Cup playoffs on March 29, 2017, when the Oilers defeated them. McDavid scored a short-handed goal in the opening round of the playoffs for the first time in his career. In the first round of the playoffs, the Sharks were defeated by the Eskimos in six games. The series ended in a winner-take-all match. In 13 playoff games, he had five goals and nine points.The Hart Memorial Trophy for the most valuable player in the NHL, the Ted Lindsay Award for the most outstanding player as decided by the National Hockey League Players' Association, and a selection to the NHL First All-Star were all presented to McDavid at the

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texts: NHL Awards. On July 5, 2017, McDavid signed an eight-year, $100 million contract extension with the Oilers, which went into effect at the beginning of the season. In the first game of the season, he scored every goal in a 3–0 win over the Flames. With a team-leading 14 goals and 45 points by the halfway point of the season, McDavid won the fan vote to captain the Pacific Division at the NHL All-Star Game, his second such selection. He successfully defended his Fastest Skater title at the Skills Competition, completing the course in 13.454 seconds to narrowly defeat his opponent. On February 5, shortly after the All-Star Game, McDavid had his first NHL four-goal game with a 6–2 win over the Lightning. The Colorado Avalanche's 10-game at- home winning streak was broken by the third hat-trick of the season by McDavid on February 18.<mask> had career highs with 41 goals and108 points, and he led the NHL with 84 even-strength points, despite the fact that the Oilers finished 17 points behind the Avs in the wild-card race. Although his team's poor performance left him out of serious contention for the Hart Trophy, he became the first player to receive the Art Ross Trophy in back-to-back years since Jaromr Jgr in 2000 and 2001. The Ted Lindsay Award was won by McDavid and he was named to the NHL First All-Star Team. When the Detroit Red Wings scored their first seven goals of the season, Adam Oates set a record for the most points in a single season. Mark Messier was the last Oiler to record at least 17 points through the first 10 games of an NHL season. On December 13, with two assists in his 240th NHL game, <mask> became the ninth player to reach 300 points before his 22nd birthday and the 21st century NHL player to reach the milestone in the fewest games. While serving as the Pacific Division captain at his third consecutive NHL All-Star Game, McDavid set an NHL record with his third Fastest Skater victory, defeating Jack Eichel and Mathew Barzal with a speed of 13.378 seconds.On February 22, the NHL Department of Player Safety handed down a two-game suspension for what was deemed to be an illegal check to the head of New York Islanders defenceman Nick Leddy. He finished the season with a career-tying 41 goals, as well as a career-high 75 assists and 116 points, and he came in third behind Sidney Crosby and Nikita Kucherov in Hart Trophy voting. McDavid finished ahead of Crosby in the voting for centre to be on the NHL First All-Star Team. On the last day of the regular season, on April 6, the final game of the Oilers' regular season, McDavid slammed his left knee into the post after crashing into the Flames' net. He had a complete tear of the popliteus muscle, as well as tears to the knee joints. McDavid decided not to have surgery but to participate in an extensive rehabilitation program that would allow him to return in time for the start of the next season. Through the first five games of the season, McDavid was the NHL First Star of the Week with 12 points, all of which the Oilers came back from behind to win.Sidney Crosby is the only other active NHL player to reach 400 NHL points in more than 300 games, but he did it in less than 30 games. It was 64 days before his 23rd birthday, making him the eighth player to record 400 points before his birthday. McDavid had a career-high six points in a game against Colorado. He recorded 48 points in the first 25 games of the season but only 10 in the next nine as his scoring pace slowed after his pair of hat tricks. He captained the Pacific Division in the 2020 All-Star Game. He was kept from a fourth consecutive Fastest Skater win by Mathew Barzal, who finished the course in 13.175 seconds. They became the first teammates to reach 30 goals and 80 points in 55 games when they played the Nashville Preds on February 9.During the second period of that game, McDavid injured his knee in a collision with Dante Fabbro, and although the knee did not suffer any serious damage, it was found to have a quadriceps injury. He was back in the lineup on February 23 for the 4–2 victory over the Los Angeles Kings after missing six games. McDavid had 34 goals and 97 points in 64 games by the time the NHL suspended the season on March 12. When the NHL returned to play in July of 2020 for the Stanley Cup playoffs, McDavid was one of 31 skaters that the Eskimos took into their bubble. He scored five goals and had nine points in four playoff games before the Hawks eliminated the Eskimos. That included a hat-trick in the second game of the playoffs. In the second game of the season, McDavid became the first player in history to score three goals in a game.After scoring eight goals and 14 assists in the first 11 games of the season, he was named the NHL North Division Star of the month for January, becoming the only player in history to reach 20 points in 11 games in back-to-back seasons. His 500th point came against the Jets. Sidney Crosby is the eighth-fastest player to reach the milestone, with the point coming in McDavid's   691th NHL game. He had three goals and five points in a 7–1 win over the Flames. He won the North Division Star of the Month for the second month in a row after recording 23 points in 14 games. On May 9, 2021, in only the 53rd game of the shortened season, McDavid reached his 100th point of the year. He was the first player to reach the milestone in a few games.He finished the regular season with 33 goals and 72 assists for a league-leading 105 points in 56 games, 21 more than runner-up and teammate Leon Draisaitl, and took home his third career Art Ross Trophy. In the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs in 2021, the Oilers were swept by the Canucks, with <mask> recording only one goal and three assists in the four-game series. At the end of the season, he was named to his fourth NHL First All-Star Team, won his third Ted Lindsay Award, and joined Wayne Gretzky as the only players in the 97-year history of the award to win the Hart Memorial Trophy by unanimous selection. The 17-game point streak ended in a 5–1 loss to the Dallas Stars on November 23, 2021. It was the eighth-longest point streak to begin a season in NHL history and third-longest for the Oilers, behind Wayne Gretzky's 51- and 30-game streaks. <mask> and Draisaitl became the first pair of teammates in the history of the team to score 20 points in the first 10 games of the season. The captain of the Pacific Division team at the NHL All-Star Game was upset by Jordan Kyrou of the St. Louis Blues in the Fastest Skater competition.In the World U17 Hockey Challenge, he led the sixth-place Team Ontario with nine points in five games, including two goals and an assist in their 7–6 tournament-ending loss to Team Pacific. He was named to the all-star team despite his team's poor performance. The next year, a 16-year-old was the youngest player in the World U18 Championships. In Canada's opening-round win over Slovakia, he played on a line with Sam Bennett and Sam Reinhart. He had eight goals and 14 assists in Canada's 6–0 win over the Czech Republic in the quarterfinals. Canada defeated the United States team 3–2 in the gold medal match, breaking Team USA's four-year championship streak, and McDavid was named both the Best Forward and TournamentMVP after the win. The sixth 16-year-old in history to join the Canadian junior team for that year's World Junior Ice Hockey Championship was McDavid.Although he recorded a goal and three assists in the tournament, he went pointless in the last three games and was on the bench as Canada fell 2–1 to Russia in the bronze medal match. He rejoined the team for the World Junior Ice Hockey Championships in Canada in 2015, serving as an alternate captain and the only 17-year-old on the team. Canada took the gold medal in the tournament, defeating Russia 5–4 in the championship match, and <mask>'s 11 points (three goals and eight assists) tied Sam Reinhart and Nic Petan for first in the tournament. He was named to the media all-star team. The Canadian senior team competed at the 2016 IIHF World Championship in Russia. Although he had eight assists in the tournament, McDavid did not score a goal until the gold-medal match against Canada, which the Canadians shut out 2–0 to win the tournament. The only goal of the game was scored by McDavid in the first period.At the 2016 World Cup of Hockey, McDavid was named captain of Team North America, a team of Canadian and United States players aged 23 or under. During the pre-tournament and round-robin stages of the World Cup, McDavid had three assists in six games. Russia won the tiebreaker to eliminate Team North America from the tournament. The captain of Team Canada at the IIHF World Championship was named two years later, and he recorded five goals and 13 points through the opening rounds. Canada ended the World Championship without a medal for the first time in four years after a 4–1 loss to the United States in the bronze medal game. The trio of McDavid, Nugent-Hopkins and Nurse combined for 17 points and five goals in 10 games. A leg injury at the end of the NHL season prevented him from playing for Canada at the IIHF World Championship.Sidney Crosby and Alex Pietrangelo were the first three players to be named to the Canadian team for the Winter Olympics in Beijing. The NHL decided not to allow players to participate in the Olympics in December of 2021. "It's always been a dream of mine to play at the Olympics since I was a little kid," said McDavid, who had already missed a chance to participate in the Winter Olympics due to financial concerns from the NHL. It was disappointing to have that kind of damage as we were close. One of the best players in the modern era of the NHL is considered by fellow players, fans, and sportswriters to be one of the best players of all time, with frequent comparisons to both Sidney Crosby and Wayne Gretzky. In response to a survey from the Associated Press, defenceman Seth Jones described McDavid as "what Crosby was when he was 20", while Boston Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask said that he had never seen anything like it before. In TSN Hockey's preseason fan poll of the top 50 players in the NHL, between 2016 and 2021.<mask> was voted the best forward in the league in both 2020 and 2019. The Hart Memorial Trophy was won by two players in the same year, as voted by members of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association. Through his first five seasons in the NHL, McDavid's 1.34 points per game have been on par with Crosby and Alexander Ovechkin. Several players, including Auston Matthews, Ryan Getzlaf, and Joe Thornton, mentioned his speed on the ice when asked what made him such a strong player. Defenceman Cam Fowler said, "I don't think there's a specific way to shut him down." "McDavid's body language is that he doesn't want to lose, and it's infectious through the hockey club," said Gretzky. Despite the praise for the offensive aspects of his game, McDavid has received criticism from sports journalists for his defensive elements, particularly his high rate of turning over the puck to his opponents.Lauren Kyle, an interior designer, designed the house that McDavid and his girlfriend designed. After showing pictures of the house for EDify magazine in 2020 and recording a video tour for Architectural Digest in 2021, the minimalist design and poor view of the river valley became an internet meme. McDavid was a fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs when he was a kid. He described his bedroom as pretty embarrassing. He threw out the ceremonial first pitch at a Blue Jay game in 2016 and supports the team. The cover athlete for the NHL 18 video game was revealed on June 21, 2017, by Electronic Arts. The Real Player Motion technology used in NHL 19 was inspired by the unique skating style of McDavid.As part of the "Be the Cheer" promotion, in which customers could write personalized messages to athletes competing at the Olympic Games, McDavid was one of several Canadian athletes. Most individual awards given to any Ontario Hockey League player are the Youngest captain in NHL history and the most points on consecutive goals to begin an NHL

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title: Wild Bill Hickman

texts: William Adams "<mask>" <mask> was an American frontiersman. He was a representative to the Utah Territorial Legislature. John D. Lee became a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He was a bodyguard for Joseph Smith. He was a member of the Danites. In 1854, <mask> was asked by Young to establish a ferry in Green River. The area was overrun by ferries, along with a growing uneasiness between Mormon ferrymen and mountain men.Pacific Springs is a prosperous trading post east of Green River. At Fort Supply, twelve miles south of Fort Bridger, Judge Appleby appointed <mask> sheriff, county prosecuting attorney, assessor and collector in 1854. In August 1854, <mask> was elected to the Utah Territorial Legislature. The mail from Independence, Missouri, to Salt Lake City was carried on February 8, 1856. The mail was carried from Fort Laramie to Salt Lake City. The trip took a long time. He was an important figure in the Utah War.Fort Bridger was torched by him. The militia that carried out genocidal acts against the Timpanogos during the Battle at Fort Utah beheaded Old Elk <mask>. They were told to kill all the men and take the women and children captive. General Daniel H. Wells ordered the militia to attack those who were trying to escape. The Timpanogos chief was found dead in one of the teepees. Jim Bridger offered a $100 reward for the head of Old Elk. The head was chopped off and brought back to Fort Utah.He hung Old Elk's head from the walls of the roof. The doctor ordered more heads to be chopped off. They put 50 heads in boxes next to where they kept the prisoners. They were delivered to Salt Lake City. The victims' ghosts are said to haunt Rock Canyon. In 1868, <mask> was excommunicated from the LDS Church for being a practicing polygamist. Nine of his wives left him.After his many attempts to hurt the reputation of the Church, as well as his many acts of violence and murders, he was excommunicated. In September 1871, while under arrest for the murder of Richard Yates, <mask> wrote an autobiography in which he confessed to having committed 70 or more murders. His book was published by J. H. Beadle under the title Brigham's Destroying Angel. It's unclear how much of the account is factual and how much is exaggerated, but in his confessions, <mask> implicated Young as being the one who ordered Yates's murder, as well as most of the other murders to which he had confessed. Federal law enforcement authorities gave enough credence to hold off charging him with any murders so that he could be a material witness in a case they were attempting to build against Young. <mask> was held at Fort Douglas, where he was guarded by the military, because federal authorities believed he needed witness protection from the Danites. There was no evidence to support the case against Young.He lived the rest of his life as a pariah because he was never convicted of the crimes he confessed to, although he struck a deal with federal law enforcement to testify against Young if he were ever to be brought to trial. The first wife left him. The family had many wives. He married his first wife, Bernetta, on August 30, 1832, and his second wife, Sarah Elizabeth, on January 30, 1846. The third wife was Minerva Emma Wade. Sarah Basford Meacham was the fourth wife. Hannah Diantha Horr was the fifth wife.The wives of the sixth and seventh wives were recorded as "Indian woman" and "Sarah Eliza Johnson", respectively. Mary Lucretia Horr was the eighth wife. His ninth and tenth wives were Martha Diana Case Howland and Mary Jane Hetherington. He fathered 36 children, according to online records. There is another source that lists 39. Annalee Skarin is the granddaughter of <mask>. The Mormon and Western artist Minerva Teichert is the granddaughter of <mask>.<mask>'s great-great-grandfather is also his great-great-grandfather. He died in Wyoming. On May 5, 1934, <mask> was re-baptized into the LDS Church. Tooele County, Utah, is home to Legacy East Hickman Canyon, which is also known as East Hickman Canyon Road, Tooele County, Utah, and Piute County, Utah.

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title: Sheldon Peck

texts: The American folk artist, conductor on the Underground Railroad, and social activist was named <mask>. A prime example of 19th century American folk art is <mask>'s portraiture. He advocated abolitionism, racial equality, temperance, public education, and women's rights. The ninth son of Jacob and <mask> was born in Cornwall, Vermont. His father was a private in the Revolutionary War and his ancestors helped found the New Haven Colony. The couple had thirteen children after they were married. The family moved to Jordan, New York in 1828 and lived there until 1836.Lombard is approximately twenty-five miles west of Chicago. The timber-frame house that was built on the 160 acres of farmland is still standing today. The use of African slave labor in the cotton industry was one of the reasons why he grew crops and raised sheep. There are no records that show that <mask> received a formal art education. His work may have been influenced by William Jennys, a primitive portrait painter who was active in Vermont. There were art instruction texts in the library of the Cornwall Young Gentleman's Society. He painted portraits and also painted furniture.Depending on where he lived at the time, the portraiture can be divided into three distinct periods. The Vermont Period began in ca. Many of his earliest pieces depicted members of his own family, and many of them were waist-length oil portraits on wood panels. His approach to portraiture was simple. The figures in the paintings have somber faces and immobile expressions. The figures are painted. The portraits were kept to the waist to avoid the challenges of painting full-figures.The rabbit track is one of the hallmarks of this period. The three brushstrokes (one long stoke flanked by two shorter ones) look like the footprint of a rabbit and can be seen in the portraits. While this three brushstroke motif was popular among ornamental painters working on furniture or tinware, it has become his signature as he did not sign his paintings, which is a common practice at the time. After arriving in New York in 1828, he continued to paint portraits on wood panels as he had done in Vermont. He began to use a brighter color scheme and began to add personal accessories such as jewelry, Bibles, fruit, decorated furniture, and the like to his subjects. The work of other artists is thought to have influenced the work of <mask>. During the Illinois Period, 1836 - 1869, <mask> moved to Chicago where he lived for a few months before moving back to Babcock's grove.In Illinois, he abandoned wood panels in favor of canvas. During his first years in the state, he continued to paint portraits that were similar to those he had painted in East. The most radical shift in <mask>'s work occurs in Illinois. daguerreotypes were gaining in popularity in the United States. To compete against photography, he introduced a brighter color scheme to his work. He used a horizontal format which featured multiple full length figures. The trompe-l'il frame would be painted directly onto the canvas.By sparing the customer the expense of having the canvas framed, this was done to reduce the overall cost of the painting. The burned-over district of New York was a hot bed of reform movements in the 19th century, including abolitionism, temperance, women's rights, and public education. He advocated for social change throughout his life. He advocated for the end of slavery as well as equal rights for African-Americans. He was a volunteer agent for the Western Citizen, meaning that he collected dues on behalf of the newspaper as well as the anti-slavery views. The main focus of the Liberty Party was the abolition of slavery. The Illinois State Anti-Slavery Society is part of the DuPage County Anti-Slavery Society.According to a New York Times article at the time, the ideas expressed at the Illinois State Abolitionism Convention went beyond ending slavery but included racial equality as well. Guests would often be invited to lecture at his home about the evils of slavery. Johnny Jones was a free-born mulatto who was active in the Chicago anti-slavery movement and was an associate of John Brown. There are many accounts that show that <mask> was a conductor on the Underground Railroad. It is thought that <mask> would hide freedom seekers on his property and then move them via wagon to Chicago. The freedom seekers could travel to Canada via rail or the Great Lakes. It was possible to go northward on foot or canoe along the Fox River to Wisconsin and Canada.The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 allowed escaped slaves to be returned to bondage even if they reached free states in the North. During his travels throughout north eastern Illinois, he painted his subjects and provided a cover for his Underground Railroad work. His youngest son, Frank, recorded details about his father's work in journals and often shared how his family's home was part of the Underground Railroad. The home was used as a headquarters for the opponents of slavery in this part of the country. When I was a small boy, my father protected seven Negroes and helped them on their way to the Chicago district. The songs sung by an Underground Railroad conductor known as "Old Charley", which were sung with the freedom seekers at Frank's family's home, are included in Frank's memoir. The "tibler moon" is thought to be the "traveling moon", a full, bright moon whose light would aid escapees during their journey.Freedom seekers were "hid in barns around the [<mask>] homestead, then carried away the next day in a load of hay on their way to the Canadian border and freedom." In the 19th century, the anti-slavery and temperance movements were closely related. The temperance meetings were advertised in the Western Citizen newspaper. Chicagoans could enjoy a day-long, liquor-free excursion to <mask>'s farm in Babcock's grove if they wanted to. Many people at the time believed that liquor caused a variety of social and health problems. Many of his friends and acquaintances have filled untimely graves from the effect of strong drink with deliriums and often troubles caused from it. Prior to the 1820s, free public education was not considered a responsibility of the government.The reformers of the 19th century supported free public education as a way to protect democracy against ignorant people. In 1836, <mask> established a school in his house. He paid the teacher's salary and invited all the children in the area to attend classes. A school and public meeting space was built on his property. A Sunday school was organized by the local Methodist church. He died on March 19, 1869, and was survived by his wife and ten of his children. He is buried in a cemetery.Historians find Frank's diary very useful in documenting negro spirituals and the Underground Railroad. The house was donated to the Lombard Historical Society by his granddaughter. The museum is dedicated to the work of an activist and artist. The house is listed on the register of the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom as a confirmed Underground Railroad site. The rise in status of folk and primitive art is reflected in the rise of the value of his work. The American Folk Art Museum in New York City is one of the places where his paintings can be seen. "New" <mask> portraits are being discovered because he never signed his work.References include Folk art Underground Railroad Abolitionism Temperance movement Education reform Lombard, Illinois. The Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois and History of Du Page County was published in 1913. The name of the person was Budd, Lillian. A History of Lombard Illinois was published in 1976. Still, William. The Underground Railroad: authentic narratives and first-hand accounts was published in 2007. The National Underground Railroad Network and the Freedom American Folk Art Museum are linked.

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title: William Bemister

texts: <mask> was a British documentary film maker and journalist. After serving in the British Army's Intelligence Corps, Territorial Army airborne unit, and the civil staff of the Metropolitan Police Commissioner's Office at New Scotland Yard, Bemister started his journalism career. He contributed to the banned newspaper Moto. He moved to New Zealand in 1974 and worked as a general reporter for the tabloid NZ Truth. Murdoch's acquisition of the British News of the World contributed to his acquisition of the Australian newspaper titles: The Truth, the Sunday Telegraph, and the national daily, The Australian. He worked for the Australian Broadcasting Commission and the Australian Ten Television Network as a special investigative producer. Bemister's first film was a documentary about the fugitive British train Robber Ronald Biggs, who was living in Brazil at the time.The Australian Seven Network commissioned Bemister's co-produced 90-minute film The Hunter and the Hunted, about Nazi war criminals, their whereabouts, and the Nazi hunters who sought their arrest and prosecution. The home of Klaus Barbie, former head of the Gestapo in Lyon, France, and the first confirmation of his true identity were included in the film. In 1971, the Paris Nazi hunters Serge and Beate Klarsfeld identified Barbie as the man they had been looking for, but the government refused to extradite him to France. In an interview with Bemister, the La Paz District Attorney admitted that he had confessed to him that he was Klaus Barbie. Barbie was deported to France after The Hunter and the Hunted was broadcast on network television in the United States. The only filmed interview of Walter Rauff was included in the film. In 1979 Bemister traced Rauff to a small bungalow in a suburb of Santiago, near a house occupied by his son and grandson.A few hours later Bemister found himself on the wrong side of a jammed garden gate as the former Standartenfhrer Walter Rauff sought entry from the street. Rauff was unaware of Bemister's hidden microphone and gave his only filmed interview. The case against his father is discussed in the film. A 58-minute version of the film was later broadcasted on PBS in the United States for which Bemister won an award. Philby is one of Bemister's international producer credits, along with Moscow's Man for Sveriges Television, WDR-Fernsehen in Germany, and the Home Box Office documentary special America Undercover: The Search for Dr. Josef. He was an investigative reporter for The Seven Million Dollar Fugitive. His productions for Australian television networks include a two-hour feature documentary, Spy Trap, which was aired by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, and a one-hour documentary, Psychic Visions of the Future, which was aired by the Australian Ten Television Network.The film was shown on the Australian Seven Network. In 2008, Bemister embarked on the production of a 120-minute 'cross genre' factual feature film entitled Admissible Evidence, which planned to incorporate cinematographic and photographic evidence, satellite mapping of crime loci, ground penetrating radar, electronic and human intelligence, and other forensic evidence. Evidence of Nazi war crimes from the United States, Sweden and Germany, as well as new evidence of murders of Jewish babies and burning of live victims, were planned to be included in the project. The technologies could have identified Nazi victims, such as Jews, but also homosexuals, psychiatrists, Red Army prisoners-of-war, and civilians. The film was to present forensic 'nano-evidence' to correct cases where thousands of alleged war criminals were not prosecuted. The film, a German, Russian, and UK co-production, was scheduled for production in 2009, and was the recipient of UK National Lottery Funding, through a grant from the British Government's Department of the Media, the UK Film Council, and Screen South. The picture was to abandon the conventional British documentary format in favor of $4 million production values and the style of a forensic/detective procedural drama with four-camera cinematography, innovative mis-en-scene and lighting, the most advanced visual effects used in big budget adventure features.The film was not planned to address armed partisan actions, but to review the cases of organizations, scientific academics, and historians who attempted to'red flag' war crimes committed by the Allies. The future of the project is uncertain after <mask>'s death. His work was featured in a Richard Trank documentary. Experiments were carried out with American, German, and Swedish colleagues. Bemister was a life member of the Oxford University Film Foundation and a member of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. He was a member of the Oxford University Society. He received a degree in film studies from the University of Oxford.Bemister 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 The "Equilibrium" foundation was established by him. He was married for a short time in 1995. The user page of <mask> Bemister can be found at the British Film Institute Moscow Man entry at the HKUST library.

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title: Khadg Singh Valdiya

texts: The former vice chancellor of Kumaon University was known for his contributions in the field of geology. In 2015, he received the third highest civilian award in India, the Padma Bhushan. Prof. <mask> was born on March 20, 1937 in Myanmar and is internationally recognized for his path-breaking work in the fields of Geology and Environmental Science. His family went back to their hometown in India in 1947. He joined the Lucknow University as a member of the faculty in 1957 after completing his bachelor's degree from Pithoragarh. He taught at several universities, including Rajasthan University, Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, and the Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research. He was the vice chancellor of a university.The Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, the Central Himalayan Environmental Association, the G. B. Pant Institute of Himalayan Environment and Development, and the Geology Department of the Kumaon University are some of the institutions that <mask> was involved with. He is a fellow of the Geological Society of India, a fellow of the Third World Academy of Sciences, and an elected fellow of the Indian National Science Academy. He was a member of the Scientific Advisory Council. He has written over 100 research papers, 22 books, edited 9 books and penned 40 articles in Hindi towards popularization of science. There is a special reference to active faults in the field of Specialization Tectonics. There is a special reference to the geology of springs. Significant contributions to Himalayan Geology have been made by him through a sustained and comprehensive study of the Kumaon Himalayas.The studies include studies of stromatolites and magnesite deposits, as well as studies of the Precambrian flysch. K.S. deviated from mainstream thinking and pursued independent lines. Through a sustained and comprehensive study of the Uttarakhand Himalayas, <mask> has contributed to Himalayan Geology. His internationally recognized works are based on the mapping of mountainous terrain. The Uttarakhand Himalayas is one of the best documented, most thoroughly studied sectors of the Himalayan Mountain Arc. His study of the dome-shaped Crustal upwarps in the immediate vicinity of the zone of collision of India with Asia has provided highly original scientific insights to the quintessential Continental Collision. His recent work has focused on active faults and land-form development.His studies on natural hazard like mass-movements and hydro-geology of mountain springs have great bearing on management of environment and planning for the ecological integrity of the mountains. The Supreme Court banned limestone mining in the Mussourie Hills because of his scientific report. In a benchmark study on declining discharges of mountain springs, he developed the concept and methodology of spring sanctuary and demonstrated its workability by augmenting the spring discharge in a catchment area of a multidisciplinary 10-year project on sustainable development. The spring sanctuary has been adopted in many areas. A person deeply involved in eco development through people's participation such as the development of spring sanctuaries, afforestation in village panchayat lands, linkages of animal husbandry, horticulture and agriculture in 7 villages in Kumaun. The Department of Geology in Kumaun University is part of the Pant Institute of Himalayan Environment and Development. In the remote regions of Uttarakhand, a science outreach programme has been working for the last few years.Along with leading teachers and specialists from various disciplines, he has been delivering and organizing lectures on the application of science, the avenues and opportunities for young minds, as well as offering career guidance to pre-university college students. He has written over 100 research papers, authored over 20 books, edited 9 books and penned 40 articles in Hindi towards popularization of science. Environmental Geology: Indian Context, Dynamic Himalaya, The Making of India, and Geology, Environment and Society are included. His book "  " was published in 2015. He wrote a biography of a famous environmentalist and Chipko leader.

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title: Peterson Toscano

texts: He is a playwright, actor, Bible scholar, and gay rights activist. After nearly two decades of undergoing ex-gay treatment and conversion therapy, <mask> came out as a gay man. He has shared his experiences through various media outlets. He uses comedy and stories to explore issues of religion and climate change. He spent seventeen years as part of the ex-gay movement attempting to alter his sexual orientation through conversion therapy and faith-based ex-gay programs. He attended several ex-gay programs, including Life Ministries in New York City and Love in Action in Memphis, Tennessee. In 2003 he began to share the details of his failed ex-gay odyssey, including the two years he spent at the Love in Action residential program in Memphis, Tennessee.He returned to Memphis to premiere his one-person comedy. He contemplated suicide because of the conflict between his beliefs and sexuality. He stated that his experience in Love in Action felt like a coma. He came out as a gay man in December 1998 and now presents his message through theatre and talks at universities, schools, conferences, churches, gay clubs, theaters and on-line. In an interview in 2009, Toscano said that he had an aversion to being gay because of the world around him. Gay orientation and gender diversity are normal phenomena in the natural world and throughout human history. LGBTQ issues are explored in the Queer Bible Scholarship.He highlights gender non- conforming characters in the Bible. In his performance lecture, he talks about eunuchs and non-eunuchs who don't conform to gender. The material was released as a film in March of last year. The film was accepted for several film festivals in the last two years. The festival was shut down by law enforcement agents moments before the screening of <mask>'s film. In response, Toscano offered the film for free on-line for a month and festival organizers arranged for a second showing in Uganda in January. At the 2010 Society of Biblical Literature Conference, Lynn Huber, Associate Professor of Religious Studies-New Testament and Early Christian History at Elon College, was a bit skeptical about dramatic interpretations of biblical texts.We can see the human-ness of the biblical narratives in their gore and glory by bringing the stories and characters to life. According to the author of The Bible and American LGBT Interpretation, chapter 11 of the Oxford Handbook of the Bible in America focuses on narratives in which the primary actor is gay. He tells the story of Hegai, Queen Esther's chief eunuch, and his role in putting Esther in the position to save her people in a performative series. The narrative of an Ethiopia eunuch who leads a "black op" to rescue the prophet is also performed by Toscano. The story of Joseph was told by his uncle Easu. It is easy to imagine Joseph as a gay or trans adolescent because of the way Toscano tells the story. While he presents most of his Bible scholarship on stage or through his film, Toscano's writings about his Bible interpretations have appeared in two books.He contributed to both REToday and Meetinghouse. His work can be found in The Bible and the Transgender Experience. The amazing adventures of the afterbirth of Jesus is an illustrated story with artist Joey Hartman-Dow. One-person comedies that draw on his own experiences are performed by Toscano. He uses biblical texts, historical events, interviews, and poetry in his plays. The performance style of Toscano includes character acting, comedy, and drama. The tension in his work comes from being an artist, activist, and scholar.He has written about the influence he has had on his work. The one-man satire Time in the Homo No Mo Halfway House was first performed in Memphis, Tennessee in February 2003 and was retired in February 2008 after he spoke about the dangers of conversion therapy. Doin' Time in the Homo No Mo Halfway House is available on DVD. Queer 101, Now I Know My gAy,B,Cs, How the Indians Discovered Columbus, Footprints, and The Re-Education of George W. Bush are some of the works by Toscano. He shifted his focus to produce web content and performances that consider queer responses to climate change. He has presented at universities in North America including American University, Rice University, Haverford College, Colgate University, McGill University, University of British Columbia, Earlham College, University of Illinois, Bard College and James Madison University. He has presented at several universities in the UK.He has been featured at many conferences, including the Society of Biblical Literature, the Lambeth Conference, the Coalition of Essential Schools Conference, the True Colors Conference, the Women's History Conference, the Lavender Language Conference, and the International Conference on Language. In June 2005, the Queer Action Coalition invited Toscano to join them for a series of protests outside the Love in Action facility in Memphis, Tennessee. A 16-year-old boy was placed against his will into a program for youth. He sent out a bulletin to his friends telling them that he would have to receive conversion therapy. The protests received international news coverage after the state of Tennessee launched a series of investigations. Love in Action ceased to exist in June of 2007. There is an on-line support group for people who are now ex-ex-gay.The Ex-Gay Survivor Conference was held in Irvine, California. Three ex-gay leaders from Exodus came forward to issue a public apology for their roles in promoting and providing conversion therapy. In response to a Memphis-area ex-gay conference organized by Colorado Springs-based Focus on the Family, in February 2008, Toscano along with Christine Bakke and other ex-ex-gays in the Mid-South and throughout the country organized a response called Deconstructing the Ex- In the local media, Toscano shared his story and presented two plays. He was a workshop leader at an ex-gay survivor gathering. The international conference was held at the University of Barcelona. The conference, Terpies reparatives per l'homosexualitat--Perqu existeixen i quins perills impliquen-- highlighted the potential dangers of conversion therapy and gave mental.The grand marshal of the Mid-South Pride parade was a resident of the Love in Action program in Memphis. He spoke out about conversion therapy when he presented his plays The Re-Education of George W. Bush and Transfigurations-Transgressing Gender in the Bible. He was an outspoken critic of the ex-gay movement in the UK. He gave a talk about his experiences as an ex-gay at the festival. He spoke about being "gay and Christian" and the dangers of conversion therapy in July of 2008. He spoke about the ex-gay movement in Great Britain in an article for The Times. According to Toscano, therapists in Britain almost drove him to suicide when they tried to exorcise his gay demons.In December of 2008, <mask> traveled to South Africa and spoke about the dangers of conversion therapy. He made his South African premiere in Cape Town. An active member of the Religious Society of Friends, <mask> states that his non-violent approach in his work seeks to expose injustice without attacking anti-gay activists. He believes that the gay community needs to do more to accept people of faith in order to decrease the popularity of conversion therapy groups. He told Salon.com, "If we took better care of our own, we would put these programs out of business." In September of 2014, <mask> shifted his focus to spreading awareness about climate change. He became a climate advocate because of his concerns about human rights and social justice.There will be more crop failure, including potentially failures of wheat production, leading to shortages of pasta on a warmer planet. I was wondering, wait, what? In 2012 he realized he needed to take action after presenting about climate change since September. The presentations address climate change: Everything is connected, a collection of stories, most weird, many true, and does this apocalypse make me look fat? Climate change: what's faith got to do with it? There is something funny about climate change. Toscano takes controversial and current topics and is able to present them in a way that is accessible.His talks focus on the intersection of people's identities and social justice issues. During times of crisis, people do extraordinary things. You can see how communities look after each other. How can we make lasting change that isn't going to hurt communities, but actually make a better world? He has performed at various colleges and universities in North America and Europe since he began addressing climate work. For higher education performances, he has been featured in Yale Climate Connections, The Daily Collegian, and The Campus. In October of last year, Toscano presented A Queer Response to Climate Change.The role of comedy in taking on climate change was discussed in an interview with NYU's Washington Square News. We're all on the same boat, but we're not all on the same deck. People have different experiences in the world. From a queer family values perspective, I think it's important that we're affected by climate change differently than other people. During a heat wave or a storm, people may not be able to check in on LGBTQ seniors because they are more isolated. During big storms, homeless queer youth need somewhere to go. We need to make sure that our people have healthy, strong lives.The New York Coalition for Sustainability in Higher Education is one of the events that Toscano has spoken at. Citizens' Climate Lobby conferences include the Mid-Atlantic regional conference in Philadelphia and the international conference in Washington DC. He is the host of the monthly Citizens' Climate Radio where he highlights people's stories, celebrates CCL members' successes, and shares strategies for talking about climate change. After the election of Donald Trump, he began exploring Conservative responses to climate change. The co-leader of the Susquehanna Valley CCL Chapter is a volunteer lobbyist for Citizens' Climate Lobby. In the second season of the Be Real program on Logo TV, Media Toscano was featured, as well as appearing on several TV and radio programs. The 2005 film Fish Can't Fly explores the conflict that many lesbians and gays have had with their Christian faith, as well as the 2008 Canadian documentary Cure for Love.He is an associate producer of the film This is What Love in Action Looks Like. Queer and Queerer was co-hosted by <mask> and Ford. The Climate Stew is a comedy and story show about climate change. He is the host of Citizens Climate Radio. South African writer Glen Retief is married to <mask> <mask>. Beyond Ex-Gay is a support website for people coming out of ex-gay experiences. The birth of Queer and Queerer in 1965, the 20th-century American dramatists and playwrights and American male comedians.

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title: Megan Anderson (fighter)

texts: <mask> is an Australian mixed martial artist who competed in the women's featherweight division of the UFC. <mask> won the Invicta FC Featherweight Championship in the all women's MMA league. <mask> was born and raised on the Gold Coast. She joined the Australian Army at the beginning of 2008 after graduating from high school. She was discharged from the military after it was discovered she had attempted to take her own life. She got involved in the local boxing scene while working as a receptionist on the Gold Coast. She began training in mixed martial arts because of her boxing connections.<mask> made her professional MMA debut in November of 2013). <mask> signed to Invicta Fighting Championships after building her record to four wins and one loss. <mask> made her promotional debut at Invicta FC 14. She lost the fight by submission. <mask> won three times in the promotion. <mask> was fighting for the Interim Invicta FC Featherweight Championship. The 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 800-273-3217<mask> was promoted to undisputed champion. <mask> was signed by the UFC after the Invicta FC 24 fight was scheduled to take place, but the fight never took place as <mask> was later signed by the UFC. <mask> was going to make her promotional debut against Cris at UFC 214. <mask> pulled out of the bout due to personal issues. She was replaced by someone else. <mask> faced Holly at the UFC. She lost the fight.Cat Zingano faced <mask> at UFC 232. She won the fight via technical knockout early in the first round after a kick to Zingano caused an eye injury that didn't allow her to continue. <mask> and Spencer faced off at UFC Fight Night 152. She was defeated by submission in the first round. <mask> and DosSantos faced off at UFC 243. She won the fight with a submission. <mask> faced Viana at UFC Fight Night 169.She won the fight with a knockout. She won the Performance of the Night award. <mask> was scheduled to fight in December 2020 for the UFC Women's Featherweight Championship. On November 9th, it was announced that the bout would be pushed back to 2021. The new date is 6 March 2021 at UFC 259. She lost the fight with a triangle armbar. She was a free agent after the organisation decided not to renew her contract after the title fight.

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title: Allison Rosati

texts: <mask> is a newscast co-anchor for WMAQ-TV in Chicago. Rosati was born in Delaware and grew up in Pine City, Minnesota. The child of Robert and Sharon Nowling is calledRosati. She was crowned Minnesota's Junior Miss in 1980. In 1981 she received a 'Spirit of Junior Miss' award along with Idaho Junior Miss Kelly Jo Kreisher. She worked as a shift leader at Mcdonald's when she was a teenager. She studied speech and communications at Gustavus Adolphus College.She was a member of The Lucia Singers. In 1985 she graduated cum laude. In 1985 she started her career in Rochester, Minnesota. She was promoted to producer and co-anchor of the 6 and 10 p.m. newscasts less than a year after she was hired as a general assignment reporter. She anchored the 6 and 11 p.m. newscasts at WGRZ-TV in Buffalo, New York. She co-hosted The Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon in 1989. She hosted First Thing in the Morning in Chicago in 1990.<mask> co-hosted Chicago Live from 1991 to 1992. In 1997 she was promoted to co-anchor of NBC 5's 10 pm newscast after the resignations of Ron Magers and Carol Marin. In August 1998,<mask> left the Afternoon Newscast to concentrate on NBC 5 Chicago's daytime program. In 1999 it was canceled due to low ratings. After Joan Esposito left the station,<mask>ti until its final report in 2005. She became host, co-creator, and co-executive producer of MomTV in 2000.While still anchoring the 4 p.m newscasts,<mask> were promoted to anchor of the 5 p.m newscast. During the 2006 football season,<mask> anchored the 10 p.m. Sunday Newscast. Rob Stafford was selected to co-anchor the NBC 5 evening newscasts. In August 2020 she was announced as the new co-anchor of the 10 pm newscast on the 10 pm newscast on the 10 pm newscast on the 10 pm newscast on the 10 pm newscast on the 10 pm newscast on the 10 pm newscast on the 10 pm newscast on the 10 pm newscast on "Happy to Report" is a web-only series hosted byRosati. Amate House, the Greater Chicago Food Depository, the Infant Welfare Society, the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, the Children's Home + Aid, and the Ronald McDonald House are some of the organizations thatRosati volunteers for. She helped Big Brothers Big Sisters of America by sitting on the board of directors, and she also helped Gilda's Club Chicago by serving on the board.A dog named Apollo is one of the 4 kids that <mask> and Dennis have. On January 17, 2017, Dennis andRosati were officially divorced. In September 2020,Rosati went under the knife for an injury to her leg, but because of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Illinois, she is resting at home. People from Pine City, Minnesota are American people of Italian descent.

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