title: Lily-Rose Depp

texts: She is a French-American actress and model. She began her acting career with a small role in Tusk, and went on to star in the period dramas The Dancer and The King. Her performances in The Dancer and A Faithful Man have earned her a nomination for the César Awards. She has been an ambassador for the brand. On May 27 1999, <mask> was born in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France, west of Paris. <mask> is an American actor, producer, and musician, as well as a French singer, actress, and model. John "Jack" Christopher "<mask>" is the younger brother of the actor.Her aunt is a French actress. Elizabeth Key Grinstead was a freedom fighter. Her father is said to have Native American ancestry. After 14 years of marriage, the parents of <mask> separated and had joint custody of his daughter, who lives in Los Angeles, Paris, and New York City. The career began with a small role in the Toronto International Film Festival's Tusk. The film's director Kevin Smith and her father were also in the film. The music video for "All Around the World" was released in October of 2015.In addition to his film work, the actor appeared on the cover of a number of fashion magazines. She was chosen when she was 15 years old. The face of the classic perfume, Chanel No., was announced in 2016 by Depp. 5 L'Eau. She reprised her role in Yoga Hosers, a spin-off that focuses on her and Harley Quinn Smith's characters. The film was shown at the festival. The Dancer, in which <mask> plays Isadora Duncan, was shown at the festival.The film is the directorial debut of Stéphanie Di Giusto. At the 42nd César Awards and the 22nd Lumires Awards, she was nominated for her performance in the film. In the same year, Natalie Portman and <mask> played spiritualist sisters in a movie. Portman chose <mask> Mariette. The film was shown in France.A Faithful Man was directed by Louis Garrel and co-written by Oscar winner Jean-Claude Carrire. The film was released in France in December of last year. It was released in New York and Los Angeles in July of 2019. She was once again nominated for an award. Period is a short documentary. The end of the sentence. The Pad Project helped women in Delhi start their own businesses making sanitary pads.The documentary won an Academy Award. It was distributed by the streaming service. At the Romy Schneider Award, <mask> was nominated for most promising actress. In June of this year, she starred alongside her aunt Alysson in the French independent short film, "My Last Lullaby", in which she played Paloma, a girl who experiences a great loss of a grandfather. The film won Best Narrative Short at the Los Angeles Film Awards. According to Mor Cohen of the New York Film Awards, great performances by all actors, led by Lilly-Rose <mask>, who were so nuanced and intuitive that it was hard to remember these are fictional characters and not real people. She won the best actress award at the Los Angeles Film Awards.The Los Angeles Film Awards noted, "<mask> displays sonic waves of artistic expression with her eyes and internal work that was so subtle yet hugely powerful and at such a young age was an exciting thing to watch." The King, in which she plays Catherine of Valois, had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival in September of 2019. Owen Gleiberman of Variety wrote, "Lily Rose-<mask> makes her presence felt, for perhaps the first time ever, as Catherine of Valois, whose delicate worldliness matches Henry's", andRory O'Connor for The Film Stage called it "an excellent cameo". Gary Oldman, Armie Hammer, and Evangeline Lilly were among the actors who starred in Neil Burger's sci-fi thriller Voyagers. She was a part of the Christmas comedy Silent Night. The two actors starred in the movie Wolf. In Moose Jaws, she is going to reprise her role as yoga hosers.She will be making her television debut in the upcoming HBO drama series The Idol, where she will star alongside recording artist The Weeknd. Franois-Marie Banier is a novelist and Marilyn Manson is a singer. Since her birth, she has been the subject of tabloid and media reporting, including birthdays, attendance at society events, and reviews of her fashion choices. She speaks both English and French. The actor has American and French citizenship. She dropped out of high school to focus on her acting career. She 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 800-273-3217In August 2015, <mask> posed for iO Tillett Wright's Self-Evident Truths Project, stating she falls somewhere on the LGBT spectrum. She was making a statement about defining herself and not about her sexuality. During the 2016 Democratic Party presidential primaries, she supported the candidate that she was under the legal voting age. The sales proceeds from the February issue of Our City of Angels magazine were donated to charity. The King was filmed with actor Timothée Chalamet. The couple broke up by early 2020. <mask> and Stein started dating in September of 2021.There are links to External links Living people 1999 births 21st-century American actresses Actresses from Paris American child actresses American people who self-identify as being of Native American descent Female models from California

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texts: <mask> is an English electronic musician, sound designer and record producer. His previous name was Foreign Terrain and he is best known as Black Faction as a solo artist. Diey first came to prominence as a musician on the Skam Records Manchester, label MASK 300, under his Foreign Terrain moniker, and later he moved onto using the more known Black Faction name for various labels. His works have appeared in many high-profile computer games and UK television broadcasts, as well as on the radio. Diey is the owner and senior creative director. He designed the sounds of a car. I have worked on many high-profile adverts and digital projects.<mask> returns to music with a new project Dalston Ponys a live production and dj set which contains live interactive prototypes. Diey became involved in acoustic music at the age of 18. He went to the Electronic Music Studio in 1993. He moved back to Sweden in 1995 to study for an HND in Music Technology at City College. He attended the undergraduate course at the University in 1997. He was a sound designer in Paris in 1998 and worked with IRCAM software. His career can be split into three periods.He has created audio content for over 25 Game Development titles, produced hundreds of hours of broadcast music, and received a 5-album contract from his first demo tapes. He produced the music and sound design for National Geographic HD Channel - Inside the Ultimate using surround sound techniques. Diey owns and operates a company in London. A music and sound design company. Diey won the position of New Talent BBC Sound Designer, which was open to UK residents. As a sound designer, I worked in-house. Diey has been working with D&AD and developing a series of productions for various interactive companies, brand agencies within sound branding, and sonification.The Best Micro Business Big Chip Award was won in 2007. <mask> and his team at radium audio won an award. The Big Chips are the top awards for new media outside London, attracting entries from the region's best over the last 9 years. The Best of Manchester Music Award was presented to <mask> by Manchester Graphic Designer Peter Saville. The sound design for the Continental GT was created by Radium Audio, which is known for audio and global brands. Sonic Interaction Design was nominated as a UK representative to the Management Committee of COST Action. The exploitation of sound is one of the main channels for conveying information, meaning, and aesthetic/emotional qualities in interactive contexts.Sound and Music Computing, Sound Modeling, Sound Perception and Cognition are related to Interaction Design. <mask> is involved with a research project on product sound. Brand and Differentiation is the focus of his work. The 1 x 60 Min program of original music and sound design is called My Child Won't Stop Eating. 4 x 30 Min programs of original music and sound design were aired on I Survived. There are 8 x 30 Min programs of original music and sound design. There are 6 x 30 Min programs of original music and sound design.C5 2003– 2004: Tonight - With Trevor McDonald is on the Discovery Channel. Russell Crowe's "Greatest Fights" was aired on Channel 4 in November of 2003 There are 8 x 30 Min programs of original music and sound design. In September 2003 there was a transmission about "Who Got Marc Bolan's Missing Millions?" The 1 x 60 Min program is an original sound design. "The History of British Sculpture" is a 6 x 30 Min program of original music and sound design. Endemol TV/ Channel 5: 3 x 60 Min program of original sound design.3 x 1 hour programs of original music and sound design were aired on Endemol. There are 3 x 1 hour programs of original music and sound design. The Brother Corp Japan DCP Inkjet products were advertised on Channel 4. 3 x 6 Mins creation of music and original sound design for several programs. There is a radio station called the Imperial War Museum Smooth FM Network. The sound design is 2 x 2 Mins Sec. September 2004 to January 2005: Brother Corp Japan Multifunction Inkjet products.For several programs, 5 x 6 Mins Creation of Music and Original sound design. The transmission is online at www.brother.com. The sound design is 40 seconds long. " Things are changing". There are various TV European networks. Original music and sound design. Current position of sound design creating and sound treatment for radio drama 2003: Various SFX - Jazz FM Additional Sound Effects / Sound Design Idents.The tuner is a song by Kev Fegan. An hour of original music and sound design. "Fireface" by Marius von Mayenburg is from the season of The Wire. There is a soundtrack and sound design. The transmission was from December 2001 to December 2003 and was called "Isle of Man" The source material for the sound effects is supplied by the audio lab. The sound design was Twin Caliber, Rage Software, and Gun Metal.2003: Street Racing Syndicate, Eutechnyx Software, Juice Games, and Crash n Burn all 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 A program of original Sound Design and Music. In 2003: Domestic BBC Two and Hurricane Films. There is a program of original Sound Design. The transmission is for the two channels: BBC Two and BBC Three. The Interloper feature short was directed by Robert Ford. In 2005: Manchester Metropolitan University, Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope and the National Endowment for Science, Technology and Arts collaborated on the Cosmic Composer Project.Creation sounds can be used in schools with Interactive Whiteboards. Sound Design 2 Picture series II was filmed at Manchester Metropolitan University. The sound design for the Continental GT car range was created. The Clever Molecule project won the "Best Digital Media Project" at the Audiovisual Awards. Manchester is in the United Kingdom. Showreel is a magazine for film and TV professionals. The first issue of the showreel was on Manchester Metropolitan University.Sound Design, Creative Audio, and Sonic Art were appointed Lecturers. In 2003: MacUser. There are workshops on MetaSynth. <mask> was appointed as a lecturer on sound design for films. <mask> was appointed as a lecturer on sound design for computer games. Europe wide. <mask> wrote an article on the recording of Jump Jet Harriers.

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title: Amulo

texts: The Archbishop of Lyon was known as Amolo, <mask>, and Amularius. The Carolingian controversy over predestination and Christian–Jewish relations in the Frankish kingdom are two major themes that <mask> wrote about as a Gallic prelate. He was made an archbishop in January. <mask> was a follower of Agobard and had many of his ideas. It is not always clear which of <mask>'s letters were actually penned by him. He was involved in the debate over predestination and anti-Jewish policies. <mask> was unable to bring about anti-Jewish policies in the Empire.His sermons were infused with anti-Jewish teachings and he pursued a policy of coercion against pro-Jewish Christians. During the mid-ninth century, his work was influential, most notably his involvement in the Council of Meaux–Paris. Charles the Bald saw the decrees as interfering with the traditional Carolingian policies regarding Jews and didn't approve them. Both <mask> and his predecessor were instrumental in spreading anti-Jewish attitudes in the Carolingean court, which eventually sparked changes in both exegesis and canon law. Carolingian theologians and scholars were influenced by Jewish texts. An anti-Jewish reaction was generated by figures such as Rabanus Maurus, who demonstrated a thorough knowledge of Jewish teachings. The view of Jews as a people who refused to accept Christ due to their blindness was held by several of <mask>'s contemporaries.It is likely that Jewish texts were only cited to affirm the orthodoxy of the Church, and did not rely on accuracy. <mask> had at least a working knowledge of Hebrew, and his theological arguments affirm his knowledge of Hebrew scripture and Jewish scholarship. The Church Fathers are referred to in most of <mask>'s works. He wrote about Jewish mysticism, predestination, and Halakha which were not known to the patristic authors. The works were quoted to support the arguments. <mask> shows his knowledge of Jewish texts to strengthen his position. From his writings, it's clear that Scripture wasn't enough; a wide base of Church scholarship fueled debates over Christ's nature, Jewish tradition, and superstition.To counter Jewish influence in Francia, <mask> and Agobard worked to convince Christians to limit their interaction with the Jewish population of Lyon. In their works, Agobard and <mask> expressed concern that Christians preferred to attend Jewish services over their own priests. Josephus and Philo were objected to by <mask> and his writings were echoed by both Angelomus and Rabanus Maurus. Concerns were raised that close contact between Jews and Christians in Lyon would lead to a conversion to Judaism. Many prelates worked to oppose the teachings of two-fold predestination. Eberhard was behind the spread of Gottschalk's doctrine in Italy and Noricum. He had followers in Germany and the Balkans.It is clear from the writings of Rabanus that Gottschalk had gained enough popularity to pose a theological threat to the Church. The structure and doctrine of the Church were challenged by Gottschalk. He was raised in a monastery that was a focus for missionaries in Germany and central to Louis the Pious' vision of a "Christian" empire. When he was born to serve from pueritia, he almost succeeded in freeing himself from monkhood, but by rule he had to remain a monk for the rest of his life. Rabanus called a second council at the Diet of Worms to make sure that no precedent was set for other monks. He was forced to take the monastic vows again. The Benedictine law of stabilitas loci states that monastic duties should not be left for southwest Italy.His motivation was political. The connection between Gottschalk and Ebbo became controversial quickly. During the civil war of 833, Ebbo sided with Lothair I against Louis. He spent the rest of his life trying to replace his successor. He needed to escape persecution and was relocated to Orbais. Before Hincmar was appointed, Rigbold of Rheims was the archbishop. There was no consent from the bishop of Soissons, where Orbais was located.The case of Gottschalk is relevant to <mask> because he disrupted both monastic law and social order. He was supported by Prudentius of Troyes. Hincmar wrote to five prelates from the church in Lyon for advice, but he also began to have doubts. Louis appointed a new archbishop in Lyon, who served from 833 to 838. The predestination debate was among other prelates. The reforms emphasizing the ceremonial importance of both the Eucharist and Mass were seen as excessive by the Church. He was accused of heresy by the same council that condemned Gottschalk.It was Agobard who was able to regain imperial favour. After his death, <mask> succeeded him as archbishop of Lyon. Royalty was involved in a lot of faith matters. King Charles the Bald began to ponder the issue of predestination. The power of the Church in ninth-century Francia was clearly demonstrated by the punishments administered by Hincmar at the council of Quierzy. The verdict deviated from canon law and was highly critical of it. He persisted in his controversial doctrines despite being convinced that his ideas were orthodox.The Church maintained its position despite the fact that there was no definitive end to the debate. The Church's initial position was affirmed by the 860 synod in Tusey. There was no room for dialogue between Hincmar and his supporters and Gottschalk was imprisoned until his death. <mask> began to correspond with him during this time. <mask> may have viewed the stability and unity of the Church as a prerogative over the question of predestination, according to the tone of his letters. His Epistula ad Gothescalcum monachum is more reminiscent of paternal advice than theological attack. Predestination should not be seen as a sign of weakness, but as an expression of Christian humility.<mask>'s anti-Judaic writings are not likely to be motivated solely by anti-Semitism. He was concerned about the power of the Jews under King Charles the Bald. Louis the Pious had tolerant policies towards Jews. Economic concessions and legal protection of Jews under the lex Judaica were a sore point for some prelates in Frankish Gaul. The conflict of interest between the Church and Frankish state was reflected in <mask>'s work. The revolt against Louis in 833 was a part of Agobard's anti-Jewish campaigns. When Louis regained the throne, Agobard was sent into exile and replaced by the former archbishop of Trier, who was more sympathetic towards Jews.Despite his return to imperial favour, Agobard continued his anti-Judaic crusade even after he was reappointed as archbishop. The Archbishop of Rheims drafted a proposal to reinforce ecclesiastical power, to prevent laymen from becoming prelates, and to eliminate all property that had been previously owned by the church. The implementation of Hincmar's anti-Jewish policies was planned by <mask>. Charles made it clear that he intended to uphold his father's "pro-Jewish" policies when he rejected their proposal at pernay. The attendees at this council include <mask>. The conflict of interest with Charles the Bald was the same as with Louis the Pious. Liber contra Judaeos at Carolum regem or "Letter Against Jews to King Charles" comprehensively lays out his anti-Jewish theses.Christian–Jewish interaction in Lyon was common according to <mask>'s writings. <mask> was concerned with the popularity and influence of Jewish scholarship and anti-Christian texts. <mask> worried that Christians in Lyon were more interested in Jewish teachings than attending services within his diocese because Jewish rabbis were also allowed to hold public services. Jews could hold public office and encourage conversion with secular incentives. <mask> asserts that "Jewish tax collectors" were converting Christians in less populated areas in matters of slavery or tax collection. Jews don't have to pay a religious tax, and some merchants don't have to pay tolls or imperial dues. Jews and Christians share many traditions.Louis the Pious had changed market days to accommodate Jewish merchants, so many Christians chose to work on Sunday and rest on the Jewish Sabbath. Christians celebrate Jewish feast days and eat kosher food. <mask> worried that the "mysticism" of Midrashim and "Talmudic traditions" would translate into Christian worship. The Toledot Yeshu, a blatantly anti-Christian Jewish text, was widely distributed in the Carolingian world. <mask> could read Hebrew. Louis and his son Charles upheld the legalisation of public worship for Jews during the Carolingian period. There are cases where <mask> conflates the Cthib and Qri bibles, but he is very specific in his criticisms of Hebraic scripture.He could have relied on hear-say sources and not on texts. The works of Jewish scholars were popularised and highly respected, most notably with the scholar Kalonymus in Mainz and the imperial ambassador to Harun al-Rashid. The emperor established a precedent for cultural and economic policies towards Jews. This continued in the courts of Louis the Pious, where appreciation for both Josephus and Philo of Alexandria may account for their popularity throughout the Carolingian period; indeed, Josephus was treated almost like another "church father". Schreckenberg wrote "The Works of Josephus and the Early Christian Church." Louis allowed discussion of the merits of Christianity and Judaism to enter into intellectual circles. <mask> is worried that the works of Josephus and Philo were not overvalued by Christians.It is possible that <mask> was reacting to the popularity of his work rather than the actual content. Two of Josephus' works were read in Latin. The most popular translation of Josephus' history is called "Hegesippus" because it discriminates against the Jewish people. Bodo was converted to Christianity in 838, making the Jewish-Christian dispute a political one. The clergy's worst fears were confirmed, that the Jewish cultural and theological presence was sufficiently persuasive to earn Jewish converts even in positions of power. The clergy of the western kingdom were behind the anti-Jewish legislation that Bodo resided in. Bodo's conversion set a dangerous precedent and rumour that he encouraged Muslim persecution of Christians in Spain made the issue worse.There was a suggestion that Jews assisted the Vikings in Bordeaux, as well as the fact that Barcelona was handed over to the Muslims. The Second Council of Mcon held that Jews couldn't own Christian slaves, and this was affirmed at the Council of Chlons in 743. Jewish merchants had a lot of wealth and influence in the ninth century. Jews were allowed to employ Christians and purchase pagan slaves by Louis. Jews were elected to governmental positions, and could earn honores or imperial favours. The law forbids the release of slaves who have been converted to either Judaism or Christianity. 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texts: religion if they consented.It was more likely that slaves would convert to Judaism under these conditions. This had already happened in Lyon, so Agobard was concerned that slaves would be tempted to accept Judaism. The pagan girl 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 DropCatch DropCatch In 822, the magister Judaeorum held him legally accountable for this act because he faced strong resistance from the Jewish population in Lyon. The Jewish influence in the imperial court was confirmed by this defeat. Louis gave the Jews a diploma with his seal to affirm their "victory" against Agobard. On Jewish Superstitions was composed by Agobard with the support of many prelates.He tells Christians not to sell their slaves to Jews. It's clear from Agobard's letters that this practice was common in Lyon, and it carried over into <mask>'s work. The Jews held a lot of financial power in the Frankish kingdoms because of Charles the Bald. Economic activity in southern Gaul extended into the Mediterranean and parts of the Emirate of Crdoba. The power gap in the market for Carolingian Jews was caused by the disappearance of Christian trading networks out of Syria. The rumour that Gallic Christian slaves were being sold across the borders became a major controversy. There are many stories of Christians slaves beingredeemed from their owners and there were also rumors of "kidnapping" and forced castration by Jewish slave owners.Charles tried to reform Louis' policies, prohibiting Jewish bankers from accepting Christian slaves as "collateral" for their debts. <mask> was concerned that the Jewish monopoly over tax-collection and trade put Charles into a tight political position and encouraged him to reconsider a more anti-Jewish policy. In his Epistula ad Teodboldum to Theutbald I, <mask> advises the Bishop on how to deal with the bones of an unknown saint that were brought to the Church of St. Bénigne in Dijon. The letter was written after the death of Bishop Bartholomew of Narbonne. After the bones were buried at St. Bénigne, certain miracula began to occur and <mask> was concerned about the "ridiculous manner" in which these two monks delivered the relics. Several women within the diocese reported getting "strikings", though they showed no signs of injury, despite the fact that these "miracles" did not cure or heal visitors of the relics. They experienced fits that were similar to modern seizure.Bishop Martin of Tours avoided visiting the shrine because he didn't know the martyr's name, according to <mask>. <mask> advised Theobald to remove the relics and bury them elsewhere because he was concerned about the likelihood of them being a curse. Bishop Theobald is most likely to have listened to this advice. During a time of civil war, <mask>'s Epistula ad Teodboldum was written. The area had been engaged in combat by Louis the German and Charles the Bald. Most of the fits occurred in women and young girls, keeping them from their duties and generating more anxiety within the parish, which <mask> was concerned about. The importance of venerating saints in proper ways was asserted by <mask>, but he was not against relics.He insisted that church ceremony would restore the people through "everyday miracles of everyday life". The archbishopric of Lyon was part of Middle Francia under the kingship of Lothair. It was dedicated to Charles the Bald in West Francia. The anti-Jewish policies proposed at the Council of Paris-Meaux were written to be approved by the king. Many of <mask>'s letters were sent by the archbishop. The Treaty of Coulaines was a pact of peace between Charles the Bald and the Church and nobility. <mask> was well-versed in Jewish teachings.The Jewish threat to the king was exposed by <mask> with his Epistula. He wanted to use the foedus concordiae as leverage between Church and state in implementing anti-Jewish policies. He uses sections of the Toledot Yeshu and Hebrew bible to support his argument. <mask> gives a critique of Jewish scholars. Most of theill behavior of the Judaic people in the Frankish Empire was taken from Agobard's writings. He cautions all Christians and uses historical examples to set a precedent for Charles the Bald. <mask> lays out his argument against Jewish scripture in his Epistula.Christianity was seen as a deviation from the true Jewish faith in these texts. The Apostles were calledapostates and the Gospel was being taught as the revelation of iniquity by Jewish priests. The Toledot Yeshu and other Jewish works questioned the legitimacy of Jesus's birth, and these claims are addressed in great detail by <mask>. The Messiah is addressed in two different versions. The first proves that Jesus was a descendant of King David and that he was kept chained to a cave wall outside of Rome. The wounded man was attended by a doctor named Joshua ben Levi. He carries a stone and promises to give it to the people once he liberates them.The second states that the Messiah is a man named Ben Ephraim who is destined to die in battle against Gog and Magog. The Old Testament and Hebraic texts are cited by <mask>. The Toledot re-words parts of the Vulgate bible to support their claim. The Carolingians were involved in standardizing the Vulgate. The Septuagint, Jerome, and "The Books of the Hebrews" are included in the revisions of the psalter used at Lyon. According to <mask>, the first captivity should have been limited to 430 years, but that's only half of the estimate. Evidence against the Jewish re-telling of Christ's crucifixion can be found in the Bible.It is clear from <mask>'s attention to detail that the anti-Christian polemic had a strong public presence in Lyon. It is a testament to the breadth of <mask>'s scholarship that he was able to deconstruct the many Jewish and anti-Christian texts that were in circulation during his time. He frequently cites the Church Fathers, including Pope Gregory the Great. His argument is supported by the laws of Theodosius I, Constantine, and Childebert I. The conversion of the Jews by King Sisebut was mentioned by him, as well as Pope Gregory's praise of King Reccared for his anti-Jewish laws. It is clear that <mask> did not intend to convert Jews, but to remove them from the empire. The theses of Gottschalk of Orbais were addressed in 1898-9/1978.The letter and opusculum are attributed to <mask>, but an anonymous postscript has led some scholars to believe that the work was written by Florus of Lyon. The debate of predestination is the focus of the letter. According to the letter, Gottschalk's writings were being disseminated both among the dioceses and the public; his treatises also attacked bishops who were present at the   . The law was either addressed to Louis the Pious or to his son Lothair. The date of composition has been attributed to both <mask> and Remigius. The "Letter to Theutbald Bishop of Langres" may have been written earlier by Agobard. There was a letter written to Theutbald I about the transfer of false relics from Italy to Dijon.The "Letter Against Jews to King Charles" is also known as the "Contra Judaeos." The first publication under the name Rabanus Maurus was in a Paris manuscript which is now in the Bibliothque Nationale in France. Some of the chapters look like direct copies of Agobard. It would most likely have been written by <mask>. The above section contains a more comprehensive summary ofContra Judaeos. The Epistula ad Gothescalcum and Sententiae ex libris August are both dated around the same time. It's association with the letters suggests it was penned by either <mask> or Florus.It emphasizes the grace of God and talks about both free will and predestination, as well as the promise of salvation for Christians. It is a response to an unknown man about the issue of predestination and free will. It is included in the Patrologia Latina with <mask>'s edits. Two copies of this text were in circulation, one of which was attributed to the Archbishop Herribald of Auxerre. <mask>'s other works include it, but it could also have been written by Florus. Further reading Bat-Sheva. InContra Iudaeos: Ancient and Medieval Polemics Between Christians and Jews is a book.It was edited by Guy Stroumsa. J.C.B. is from Tbingen. Mohr was born in 1996. The Clavis des auteurs latins du Moyen ge, territoire Francais was written in 734. There is a new edition of Vol. 1. The book was edited by M. H. Jullien and F. Perelman.Tournout: Brepols. The Early Medieval Jewish Policy in Western Europe was written by Bernard S. University of Minnesota Press was published in 1977. "Bobrycki" is the name of the person. "The Flailing Women of Dijon: Crowds in Ninth-century Europe." Past and Present are both numbered. 1 year agoBonfil, Robert, was published in the Pastj. Jewish Intellectual History in the Middle Ages is about cultural and religious traditions in Ninth-century French Jewry. The name of the volume is Binah. 3. It was edited by Joseph Dan. Praeger was in London in 1994. Genke, Victor and Gumerlock, Francis X.There is a Medieval Predestination Controversy. The University Press of Milwaukee. Leoni wrote "Translations and Adaptations of Josephus's Writings in Antiquity and the Middle Ages." Ostraka. 16.2. The Universita di Perugia is in Napoli. 48– 92.Michael McCormick. The origin of the European economy is communications and commerce. 1st edition. Cambridge University Press was published in 2001. Richard Pollard. The reception of Josephus in the Early Middle Ages was covered in the De Exidio of Hegesippus. 2 years ago: 65– 100.The University of California is in Los Angeles. "Heinz", Schrechenberg. Rezeptions und Textkritisch are related to Flavius Josephus. Lieden: E. J. Brill. Charles M.A. West. 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title: Benny Gallagher

texts: Bernard Joseph "<mask>" <mask> (born 10 June 1945, in Largs, Ayrshire) is a Scottish singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, most famous as half of the popular duo Gallagher and Lyle. He worked as a marine electrician in the shipyards of Glasgow. He played bass guitar in the local beat group The Bluefrets, which featured Graham Lyle on the lead guitar. "Mr Heartbreak's Here Instead" was co-written with Andrew Galt. Dean Ford and the Gaylords recorded this as a single for EMI-Columbia in 1964, the bulk of which later became chart-topping outfit Marmalade. James Galt made two singles for Pye, "Come The Dawn" and "With My Baby", both of which were co-written and featured backing vocals. The two men moved to London in 1966 in search of a publishing deal.Both continued to hold down day jobs, while waiting for their big break. After an unsuccessful contract with Polydor, the pair joined Apple Corps and wrote several songs for Mary Hopkin. A blues-rock band formed by ex-Manfred Mann guitarist Tom McGuinness, known as the leading lights of McGuinnessFlint, first hit the chart as performers in the late 1970s. The band made two well-received albums and scored two Top 5 singles in Britain with "Malt and Barley Blues" and "When I'm Dead and Gone". He shortened his name to avoid confusion with golfer Bernard Gallacher, but was credited as <mask> on sheet music copies of early songs. The Last Cowboy, Willie and the Lap Dog, and Seeds were all produced by Glyn Johns and met with positive reviews. As members of Slim Chance, they recorded the album Anymore For Anymore and supported him on several TV appearances, including a slot on Top of the Pops to promote his hit single "How Come".After teaming up with US producer David Kershenbaum on their gold-selling fifth album, the duo hit the big time. This set spawned two British Top 10 singles, "I Wanna Stay With You" and "Heart on My Sleeve", both of which were covered by Bryan Ferry. Don Williams' song "Stay Young" was included on the album and it reached No.1 on the US C&W chart. The title song is "Breakaway". The duo's next album, Love on the Airwaves, produced by Kershenbaum, went silver in the UK but yielded only one minor hit single, "Every Little Teardrop." Their last two albums, Showdown and Lonesome No More, did not chart. They provided backing vocals for the minor hit cover of "The Runaway" in 1979.The ninth album, Living on the Breadline, was left behind after the split of the two. "A Heart in New York" became a major US Adult Contemporary hit in 1981 after being recorded for this set. For much of the 1980s, he kept a low profile, but re-emerging in 1992 as bassist with The Manfreds, a reconvention of 1960s Manfred Mann members and associates. He was a member of the band until 1999, when he appeared on a live album. He co-founded and served as chairman of the royalties campaigning body PAMRA, which was set up to ensure that musicians received a fair share of royalties from recordings and performances. After a spell with Dr Hook as bassist, he embarked on a solo career as a singer-songwriter, touring the folk club and festival circuits. He was made a Companion of LIPA by Paul McCartney in 2001 for his work as a songwriting coach at the college.Haylie House, a residential care home in the town, was the beneficiary of two concerts by <mask> and Lyle in 2010. The duo performed at two events in 2011; "The Big Gig" at Glasgow's Barrowland nightclub, and the MOARE Festival in Faversham, Kent. In 2012 the duo undertook a sell-out tour of Scottish venues, which included all their British chart entries and both their US chart-toppers, as well as "A Heart in New York" and "Willie". They performed together at the Nashville Songwriters' Festival. The duo performed for four nights at The Green Hotel. In the summer of 2017, the duo performed at the Albany Theatre in Greenock as part of the'Byre at The Botanics' season. The duo performed again at the Nashville Songwriters' Festival in March.On Stage and At The Edge of the Wave are both on the OnSong label. "Tusitala", a tribute to Robert Louis Stevenson, was included in the latter set. In April 2016 a musical based on the songs of <mask> and Lyle was staged in Largs. After a new song was written for the show, "When I'm Dead and Gone" was retitled. <mask> and his wife Diane have four children, two of which are twins. Both of them work in the music industry, the former as a producer and the latter as a writer, most notably for 5ive and Kylie Minogue. Diane and <mask> became great-grandparents.References 1945 births Living people 21st-century Scottish male singers Scottish multi-instrumentalists Scottish people of Irish descent Scottish male guitarists

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title: Niels Larsen Bruun

texts: He served in the Royal Norwegian Navy for more than four decades. During the First World War, Bruun saw service on several naval vessels and assumed his first command. He taught at naval schools during the inter-war years. The destroyer was commanded by Bruun at the outbreak of the Second World War. The German supply ship was sunk by Bruun before he knew if Norway was under attack by the Germans or the Allies. Two days after the sinking of Bruun's ship, the surviving crew members dispersed with instructions from Bruun to continue to fight. Bruun escaped German-occupied Norway in 1941, travelling east through Sweden, the Soviet Union, India, and the United States to join the exiled Norwegian forces in the United Kingdom.For the duration of the war, Bruun led units training personnel and officers for the exiled Royal Norwegian Navy. After the Second World War, Bruun worked in the administration of the Royal Norwegian Navy. In command of the northernmost Norwegian naval command, he ended his career as a rear admiral. He played an important role in the establishment of the naval component of the Norwegian Home Guard. On July 10, 1893, Bruun was born in Norway. He was the son of a merchant. On 17 April 1920, Bruun married the daughter of a friend in Haugesund.A daughter was born to the couple. In 1912, Bruun joined the Royal Norwegian Naval Academy. 663. After becoming an officer in the Royal Norwegian Navy on 1 October 1915, Bruun served as a second lieutenant on the gunboat from 9 October 1915 to 29 April 1916. He was involved in minesweeping operations after the end of the conflict. After graduating from the Royal Norwegian Naval Academy in 1917, Bruun was promoted to first lieutenant. He commanded a torpedo boat from 1917 to 1920.He continued his military education with courses in torpedo warfare, naval gunnery and radio training. He worked on Norwegian fishery protection vessels, torpedo boats, minelayers and coastal defence ships during the interwar period. He was a member of the navigation department, the 1st Naval District Command and various training units. The gunboat was where Bruun served as a first lieutenant from 19 May 1931 to 1 October 1931. The Royal Norwegian Navy Air Service used to use Sleipner as a tender. During a cruise to Finnmark in the far north of Norway in 1931, Bruun served on the fishery protection vessel. He was promoted to the rank of acting captain permanently in December 1933.By 1933, <mask> was the second-in-command at the Royal Norwegian Navy's torpedo school. He was a teacher at the Royal Norwegian Navy's mine warfare school. Norway declared itself neutral during the Second World War. The Royal Norwegian Navy was called in to defend Norwegian territory. One of the four modern destroyers was commanded by Bruun. The 1st Destroyer Division consisted of the destroyers ger, and and. ger and the other ships of the 1st Destroyer Division were based in the south of Norway when they were part of the 1st Naval District.The outbreak of the Finno-Soviet Winter War caused Bruun and the 1st Destroyer Division to be sent to Northern Norway. After the end of the Winter War in March 1940, the warships were redeployed along the coast to carry out patrols. The 2nd Naval District, based at Tananger, was where Bruun's destroyer ger was deployed by April 1940. The area between Stavanger and Haugesund was guarded by the old destroyer, torpedo boat Stegg, patrol boat and Motorboat no. 7. The Royal Norwegian Navy Air Service and the Norwegian Army Air Service assisted in patrolling the coastline. In the early hours of 8 April, Bruun was ordered to patrol with ger off Jren and look for suspicious activity, after the British claimed to have laid a naval minefield in the area.He reported to his superiors that nothing out of the ordinary had been observed. Bruun brought ger to Stavanger to carry out maintenance on the destroyer's weapons. There were only two torpedoes on the destroyer. The naval command ordered Bruun to increase his ship's readiness and prepare for war. After hearing about the sinking of the German ship off the Norwegian port of Lillesand, and reports of German warships in the Kattegat south of Norway, Bruun was concerned. Germany attacked strategic ports along the Norwegian coast on 9 April 1940. Six naval task forces carried out landings in the north and south of Norway.The strategically important airports at Sola near Stavanger and Fornebu were attacked by airborne troops. Several supply ships were sent to Norway by the Germans as part of their invasion plan. The German freighter was one of the supply ships that were camouflaged as merchant ships. In time for the German invasion of Sola Airport, Roda set sail from Hamburger on 7 April and arrived at Stavanger on 9 April. The German invasion forces were about to arrive. The most important cargo on Roda was the anti-aircraft guns and coastal pieces that were supposed to be used to defend the area after the Germans seized it. The local police and customs officials were aware of the presence of Roda.The officials were suspicious of the ship, as the crew claimed she was loaded with 7,000 tonnes of coke, despite the ship appearing to be a passenger/cargo vessel and was riding high in the water for such a heavy cargo. The ship's hatches were covered with coke to prevent inspection. There were reports of neutrality violations taking place in Eastern Norway. Customs officers boarded ger and talked to Bruun. After meeting with the police, Bruun ordered an inspection of Roda. Before despatching a seven-strong boarding crew led by his second-in-command to Roda, Bruun was approached by the German consulate in Stavanger, whose representatives requested to be let on the German ship. Before boarding Roda, Bruun spoke with his commanding officer on the phone.Bruun's decision to inspect the German ship was supported by <mask>. In case of a military situation in Norway, <mask> told Bruun to act on his own judgement. Colonel Sprck requested that Roda be inspected as he feared the ship would carry German troops, but his message never reached Bruun. While the boarding crew were away, Bruun received a message from the 2nd Naval District telling him that the forts in the Oslofjord were being used against warships. The requests regarding the nationality of the foreign ships were never answered. The boarding crew reported that they were prevented from inspecting the ship's cargo when they returned from Roda. The German captain objected to the boarding crew trying to get into the cargo holds.According to a new report from the 2nd Naval District, foreign warships were forcing their way towards the city of Bergen. The radio messagerelaying the identity of the warships as German did not reach Bruun. According to the reports he had received, and what he had heard on the radio, Bruun could not be certain if the invaders were German or British. While awaiting clarification of the situation, he decided to seize Roda as a prize and move his own and the German ship to the south. An eight-man prize crew was sent to Roda with instructions to replace the German flag with a Norwegian one, disabling the ship's radio transmitter, and ordering the German captain to move to Riskafjord. The German captain was threatened with opening fire by Bruun after he refused to follow the instructions of the prize crew. Bruun decided to sink the German ship because it was taking too long for Roda to start her engines.<mask> wanted to end the situation and free up his ship for other tasks because he wasn't sure which party was attacking Norway. After ordering the German crew to abandon ship in their lifeboats, <mask> ordered his men to sink the German vessel. ger first fired 25 "cold" 10 cm rounds (non-explosive shells intended for use as warning shots rather than warfare) into Rodas starboard side, then a further 25 cold rounds into the German ship's port side. The Rodas captain radioed a message before abandoning the ship. The message was picked up by another German ship and sent to the invasion headquarters in Germany. The crew of ger was stunned by Bruun's order to open fire and had to repeat it three times. By the afternoon of 9 April, Roda had settled at a depth of.After shelling Roda, ger observed German aircraft, which revealed the identity of the invaders. The aircraft was shot at by ger. The first wave of German aircraft avoided ger, but soon after 8–10 German Junkers Ju 88 bombs and machine-gun fire attacked ger. After attacking Sola Airport, the Ju 88s turned their attention to ger. Although the German military headquarters in Germany knew of ger, the Luftwaffe most likely attacked because ger opened fire first. Bruun headed for the open waters of the nearby Byfjorden after making evasive maneuvers in the off Stavanger. Two of the German bombers were claimed to have been downed by the anti-aircraft gunners on ger.The destroyer ger was hit by a German bomb midships, which wrecked it, killing eight crew members and wounding three. As the destroyer was dead in the water, Bruun ordered his crew to abandon the ship in order to make their way to the island of Hundvg. The ger was attacked until Bruun ordered the ship's colors to be struck. The wreck of ger washed up on the shore. After the loss of ger, Bruun retained command of the unwounded survivors of his crew in order to join up with other forces fighting the German invasion in Norway. Colonel Sprck commanded the local land forces. After German forces took control of the area, Bruun ordered his crew to leave the area in order to continue the fight.The crew escaped the region and fought in other areas of South Norway. Bruun escaped from Norway to neutral Sweden in 1941. He traveled from Sweden to the Soviet Union, then to India, then to the United States and finally to the UK in a three-month journey. After leaving the United Kingdom, Bruun joined the Norwegian armed forces in exile. He commanded the Royal Norwegian Navy's training unit from 1941 to 1942. He headed the unit responsible for training enlisted personnel and non-commissioned officers for the Royal Norwegian Navy after being promoted to the rank of commander in 1942. He commanded the exiled Royal Norwegian Naval Academy.As head of the Sjmilitre korps in exile, <mask>'s job was to bring order to the improvised system of recruitment used by low-level commanders. In the early days of the Royal Norwegian Navy's time in exile, each warship commander personally recruited and employed crew members for his ship. The Royal Norwegian Naval Academy, which was re-established in the United Kingdom in January 1943, had a central role in adapting to the conditions of war and exile. The academy's curriculum was changed to focus on practical training. In 1944, the academy replaced its old entrance requirement for cadets with a new one adapted to the conditions of exile in the United Kingdom. The old requirements included secondary education and prior service in the merchant navy, but the new ones required Examen artium qualifications in science and mathematics. The reform was motivated by a lack of potential cadets with a background in the merchant navy, combined with an ample supply of university students amongst Norwegian refugees who had made their way to neutral Sweden.One Norwegian naval cadet who joined the Royal Norwegian Navy in the United Kingdom in August 1941 described Bruun as having an informal and encouraging way of interacting with lower ranking naval personnel, instilling in the cadet a feeling of security as well as "eagerness and a go-ahead spirit." After the German surrender in May 1945, Bruun was deployed to Naval Command Mid-Norway as a district commander. He was in this position until May 1946. The Royal Norwegian Naval Academy and Sjmilitre Korps were commanded by Bruun until 1 May 1946, when he transferred to the Royal Norwegian Navy High Command. The Royal Norwegian Naval Academy was re-established on Norwegian soil in 1945. The Horten buildings were taken over by other military institutions when Bruun returned to Norway. Many buildings in Horten's military facilities were completely destroyed during the war years.Without asking for permission from his military superiors, Bruun decided to move the academy to Oslo and use several former German wooden barracks as the academy's temporary home. The academy was allowed to stay in the buildings Bruun took over even though he was criticized by his superiors. He tried to get a promotion to the rank of rear admiral and command of Naval Command East, a promotion to the rank of rear admiral and command of Naval Command West, and a promotion to the rank of commodore. In 1946, he was promoted to the rank of commodore. He was temporarily command of Naval Command Southern Norway from 1948 to 1949. He held the rank of acting rear admiral and was in charge of Naval Command Northern Norway from 1949 to 1957. The city of Harstad was where Bruun's headquarters were located during his last assignment.He tried to get a promotion to the rank of permanent rear admiral and command of Naval Command Western Norway, a position as commodore and commander of Naval Command Southern Norway, and a promotion to the rank of permanent rear admiral and command of Naval Command Eastern Norway. On January 1, 1957, he retired from the Royal Norwegian Navy. The naval component of the Norwegian Home Guard was established by <mask> during his time in Northern Norway. He was one of five high-ranking and mid-level officers who held discussions with the commander of the Royal Norwegian Navy, Admiral Edvard Christian Danielsen, during the latter's fact-finding mission to Northern Norway in connection with a potential establishment of a Naval Home. The first courses were held at Reine in the Lofoten Islands in 1951. The Naval Home Guard was expanded from Northern Norway. Some authors refer to Bruun as the father of the Naval Home Guard because of his involvement with it.Bruun was enthusiastic about expanding the Home Guard from a solely land-based force to one which included a branch that operated along the coast using fishing vessels. The Naval Home Guard in Bruun's region had ample supplies of equipment and flexible rules of operation. Many of his colleagues did not see a role for the Royal Norwegian Navy in cooperating with the Naval Home Guard. Closer cooperation between the Naval Home Guard and the Norwegian Coast Guard in patrolling the coastline was promoted by Bruun. In addition to his military work, Bruun wrote several journal articles on naval matters, including a 1936 article in the naval journal Norsk tidsskrift for sjvesen detailing his views on the future role and disposition of aircraft in the Norwegian armed forces. In 1949 Bruun contributed two articles to the 60th anniversary book of the Stavanger Military Association, one on the naval strategic value of Rogaland and Stavanger, and the other on his experiences as the commander of the destroyer ger. In addition to military articles, Bruun wrote a piece about his experiences at Christmas in Finnmark in 1931, including a visit and performance by star boys on board his ship while at anchor in the town of Vard.On July 11, 1970, <mask> died in Oslo and was buried at the cemetery. The defence medal and the 70th anniversary medal were awarded to Bruun for his service in the Norwegian forces. He received the St. Olav's Medal with Oak Branch for his service during the 1940 Norwegian Campaign. There are people from Halden Royal Norwegian Naval Academy alumni, Royal Norwegian Naval Academy faculty, Norwegian expatriates in the United Kingdom, and Royal Norwegian Navy personnel of World War II.

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title: Kevin O'Brien (cricketer)

texts: <mask>'Brien is an Irish cricketer who plays for Ireland, Leinster and Railway Union Cricket Club and has played for several English county cricket clubs. He retired from the 50 over format on June 18th, 2021. He scored a century from 50 balls against England in the World Cup. He played in Ireland's first ever Test match against Pakistan in May of last year, scoring the first Test century for Ireland men's cricket and becoming the first sportsperson from Ireland to represent his country 300 times. O'Brien is a right-handed middle to lower order batter and a right-arm medium-fast bowler. He made his One Day International debut in Ireland. In 2010 O'Brien was awarded a full-time contract with Cricket Ireland, making him one of six players with a full-time contract with the board.He was the first player to take 100 in one-dayers for Ireland. He was one of nineteen players to be awarded a central contract by Cricket Ireland. In January 2020, he was one of nineteen players to be awarded a central contract from Cricket Ireland, the first year in which all contracts were awarded on a full-time basis. O'Brien decided to retire from cricket in order to focus on T20 and Test cricket. <mask>'Brien was educated at Marian College. He studied marketing and advertising. His brother was a member of the Irish team.Brendan played for Ireland 52 times. His sister was on the Irish women's hockey team. <mask>'Brien made 241 runs for Ireland in the Under-19s World Cup in 2004, but they were defeated by Australia. He played for the Young Cricketers. He made his One Day International debut in June of 2006 against England. He took 1 for 47 off his 10 overs. The captain was caught at square leg by Botha off his first delivery.O'Brien made 35 from 48 balls as Ireland fell 38 runs short. O'Brien was one of the success stories of the World Cricket League campaign. In their second game of the tournament, O'Brien took his career best figures of 2 for 38 by taking out the middle order. He made 54 in the chase and helped his side win with 8 balls to spare. O'Brien made half of the runs when Ireland made 284 batting first against Kenya. His 142-point performance was the highest ever by an Irish player and was made off 128 balls and contained 10 fours and 6 sixes. O'Brien continued his good form with the bat by making his 3rd consecutive score of fifty plus with a composed 52 as Ireland defeated Canada.The final game of the tournament was against the Netherlands and he took 2 pins despite failing with the bat. He was the second highest scorer in the League with 263 runs. The next tour for O'Brien was the World Cup in the Caribbean in 2007, which was his biggest test yet as 6 of his 7 One Day International games prior had been against non-Test playing nations. Their first game against Zimbabwe ended in a tie. In the 49th over, O'Brien came on to bowl and Zimbabwe needed 9 runs from 12 balls to win. His first ball was a full toss but Zimbabwean captain Prosper Utseya hit it straight to Eoin Morgan at cover to give him his first World Cup goal. Chris Mpofu was run out off O'Brien's final delivery and he finished the over with a maiden.Pakistan was restricted to just 132 by Ireland in the next game, with O'Brien removing Shoaib Malik. O'Brien came in to bat with his side at 70/4 and he added 38 runs with his brother. O'Brien finished with 16 from 52 balls as Ireland won by 3. He made 49 in the Super Eight stage against New Zealand, hitting 3 sixes. He missed out on a half century because he was run out by his brother. His 48 runs against Bangladesh helped the Irish win their first ever World Cup game. Ireland defeated Bangladesh in the Twenty20 Cricket World Cup on June 8, 2009.O'Brien was one of seven Ireland players who were nominated for the 2009 Associate and Affiliate Player of the Year. The trial with O'Brien was signed by the club. O'Brien scored 93 against the club in the previous season, impressing Mick Newell. After the end of Ireland, he joined the club. O'Brien played eight list A matches for the club, scoring 81 runs at an average of 13.16 with a highest of 42, and taking one strike for 72 runs, while also playing five T20 matches for the club. He was a professional cricket player for Plumtree Cricket Club during his time with Nottinghamshire. O'Brien was awarded a full-time "category A" contract by Ireland Cricket Ireland in January 2010.He was one of six players to be awarded such contracts with Cricket Ireland (four players received category B contracts and five category C), and came just a year after the first professional contracts were awarded to Ireland's cricketers. Cricket players used to rely on income from other jobs and cricket in their spare time. The aim of the contract was to allow O'Brien and the others to focus on cricket. O'Brien performed poorly in Ireland's first match against Afghanistan. He only managed 1 run from 2 balls with the bat. His bowling figures ended at 0–34, but Ireland was able to seal the win. O'Brien scored 5 off 2 balls with the bat as Ireland narrowly lost to Canada in their second match.O'Brien ended the tournament without a win after 0–15 off two overs in the third and final game. He managed 11 off ten balls as Ireland put in a spirited performance but lost. Ryan ten Doeschate of the Netherlands won the Associate and Affiliate Player of the Year Award in 2010, O'Brien was nominated with two other Ireland players. Ireland's 15-man squad for the World Cup hosted by Bangladesh, India, and Sri Lanka was selected by O'Brien. O'Brien hit the fastest century in World Cup history, off just 50 balls against England, helping his team to successfully chase down a target of 328 when they were struggling at one stage. In the World Cup match against England, he and Alex Cusack set the highest ever 6th century partnership in World Cup history. Ireland won two of their matches, but failed to progress beyond the first round.O'Brien finished as Ireland's second highest run-scorer in the tournament with 198 runs at an average of 39.60 He scored an 84 in 47 balls against Pakistan to help Ireland tie the match. O'Brien hit the last ball of the match for a boundary to give Ireland a tie. O'Brien was offered a contract by the club after his performance at the World Cup. John Bracewell believed that O'Brien's style of batting was best suited to situations where the team needed to increase their run-rate. He scored three runs from four balls in a CB40 match for Gloucestershire. He scored his first century in twenty20 cricket in June, beating his previous highest score of 39.His century of runs against Middlesex came from 52 deliveries and helped lift Gloucestershire to the highest total in the history of domestic T20 cricket. O'Brien and Marshall set a record partnership for any wicket in the format, as they shared an opening stand of 192. When O'Brien was finally dismissed, he received a standing ovation. <mask>'Brien and Hamish Marshall became the first pair to score centuries in a single T20. O'Brien signed a contract to play in the first season of the Sri Lankan Premier League, which was scheduled to take place in late July and early August, however the competition was postponed until 2012 to allow O'Brien to spend more time at Gloucestershire. Some of Ireland's international matches clashed with his time with Gloucestershire. O'Brien was dismissed off his first ball in the Scotland match as Ireland's match against Sri Lanka was rained off.O'Brien scored 58 not out from 35 balls as he helped his team to victory over Middlesex. The Friend's Life t20 competition ended with four wins for Gloucestershire, leaving them 8th out of nine teams. O'Brien, who was the club's second-highest run-scorer in the competition, felt that his bowling had been underused and that he had been consistent with the bat. O'Brien's effect on the team was that he was one of two Ireland players who were nominated for an award. Many of Ireland's senior players were unavailable to play in the team's opening match of the Intercontinental Cup due to county commitments. O'Brien was chosen to lead Ireland against Namibia because regular captain William Porterfield was playing for Warwickshire. He had led Ireland in one-day matches before, but this was the first time he had captained.Ireland sent a seven-man squad captained by O'Brien to participate in the Hong Kong Sixes. Ireland's vice captain at the start of 2012 was O'Brien. O'Brien was one of four players to be given a category A contract as Cricket Ireland increased the number of players with contracts from 15 to 23. Ireland traveled to Africa in February 2012 for an Intercontinental Cup match. O'Brien was fined 20% of his match fee for using offensive language when leaving the field. <mask>'Brien is a List A specialist and will play a single season in all First-class, List A, and T20 for Gloucestershire County Club. In May of last year, he was named in a fourteen-man squad for Ireland's first ever Test match against Pakistan.He became the first sportsperson from Ireland to appear in 300 matches for his country when he made his Test debut for Ireland against Pakistan. He was the top scorer for Ireland with 40 runs. He scored Ireland's first ever Test fifty and first ever Test century in the second half of the match. O'Brien won the man of the match award despite Ireland losing the Test. He was in Ireland's squad for the one-off Test against Afghanistan in India. The second 50 was recorded by O'Brien. In September, he was named in Ireland's squad for the T20 World Cup Qualifier tournament.The key player in Ireland's squad was named by the International Cricket Council. O'Brien became the first Irishman to score a century in a T20I match when he made 124 against Hong Kong in the Oman Pentangular Series. On 10 July 2020, O'Brien was named in Ireland's 21-man squad to travel to England to start training for the one-day series against England. O'Brien was named to Ireland's provisional squad for the Men's T20 World Cup. O'Brien has the ability to clear the ropes. In his record-breaking century against England in the World Cup in Bangalore, he hit the longest six of the tournament. He tends to take the bull by the horns when he's like that, according to his brother.There's a lot more thought to his batting and he has worked on different things like batting against spin according to Ireland's coach, Phil Simmons. He doesn't have the facilities of a county, but he is working hard on his game at home. There are external links to 1984 births Irish cricketers Ireland Test cricketers Ireland One Day International cricketers Ireland Twenty20 International cricketers Living people Cricketers from County Dublin

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title: Adam Fox (ice hockey)

texts: <mask> is a professional ice hockey player for the New York Rangers. <mask> was selected by the Flames in the NHL Entry Draft. <mask> became the third player in NHL history to win an award before their third season in the league, when he was named the NHL's best defenseman. He had the most assists in a single season in the U.S. National Team Development Program and the most assists in a career. He played collegiate ice hockey for Harvard University, leading all NCAA defenders in assists and points in his freshman season, and leading all defenders in the country in points per game and assists in his junior season. The Carolina Hurricanes traded <mask>'s NHL rights to the New York Rangers in April 2019. He made his NHL debut for the Rangers in 2019.He was third in assists and points in his first season in the NHL. Bruce and <mask> had a child named <mask> who was raised in Jewish faith. His father owned a New York Rangers season ticket. Andrew is his older brother. His nickname is "<mask>". He played hockey, soccer, and lacrosse at Pioneer High School in Ann arbor, Michigan. As a youth, <mask> played for the Long Island Gulls of the Atlantic Youth Hockey League.He played two seasons in the U.S. National Team Development Program. He was the leader in goals, assists, and points for the final season of the program. He finished his career with three records: the most assists in a single-season, the most assists in a career, and the third-most points by a defenseman. He won a bronze medal at the 2016 World Hockey Championships and was named the best defenseman in the world. <mask> was ranked 50th for North American Skaters in the final ranking by the NHL Central Scouting Bureau. He was drafted by the Flames. <mask> majored in psychology at Harvard University.He joined the Harvard men's ice hockey team for the 2016–17 season. He was ranked 4th among NCAA freshmen skaters with 40 points and was the leader in both points and assists as he played 35 games. He was named Ivy League Freshman of the Year after his freshman season. In his freshman season, <mask> helped Harvard win the Beanpot for the first time since 1993 by recording a goal and an assist. Harvard won the Ivy title and the ECAC Hockey Championship thanks to the help of <mask>. The University of Minnesota Duluth defeated the Crimson in the semifinals of the Frozen Four. He had 28 points on six goals and 22 assists in 29 games in his sophomore season.He averaged.97 points per game, fifth in the nation. He had 48 points (9 goals, 39 assists) in 33 games for Harvard in his junior season, and was the top scoring player and defense in the country with 1.45 points per game. He led the NCAA in assists and was fourth in points, while setting school single-season records for assists and points by a defenseman. Mark Fusco set the school record for points by a Harvard defenseman in 1983. He won the Walter Brown Award, was named a finalist for the Hobey Baker Award, and was an Academic All-Ivy honoree. <mask> was named to the NCAA First All-American Team in each of his three seasons. He had 116 points in 97 games.He is the fourth Harvard defenseman to reach 100 career points. Five classes short of graduating, he left Harvard before his senior year to play in the NHL. The Flames traded <mask>'s NHL playing rights to the Hurricanes in exchange for Lindholm and Hanifin. The Carolina Hurricanes traded <mask>'s NHL rights to the New York Rangers in exchange for a second-round pick in the 2020 NHL Entry Draft. <mask> signed an entry-level contract with the Rangers on May 2, with a maximum salary of $925,000. He made the Rangers' opening night roster after winning the top Ranger rookies award. He made his NHL debut at the age of 21.He finished the season with 42 points in 70 games. He was tied for second in goals and third in points and assists among rookies in the NHL. He was the first Rangers defenseman in Goals Above Replacement and Wins Above Replacement. He became the fifth player in franchise history to have at least 40 points in a season. <mask> didn't get a nomination for a trophy. During the 2020–21 season, <mask> became the fourth player in Rangers history to record an 11-game point streak. He had a point streak that ended on April 9.He was the first Rangers defenseman to assist on power play goals. The Steven MacDonald Extra Effort Award was given to <mask>. He received the award for his outstanding defense and consistent play. Brian Leetch won the award in 1997. The James Norris Memorial Trophy was won by <mask>. The only other NHL player to win the award before their third season was <mask>. The last Rangers player to win it was Brian Leetch in 1997.In a shortened 56-game schedule, <mask> was second in points with 47 and second in assists with 42. He scored five goals, had a plus-19 rating, averaged 24:42 of ice time per game, and finished with 23 power play points in 55 games. <mask> signed a seven-year contract extension with the Rangers. The NHL All-Star Game will be held at T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, in 2022. After scoring two goals with an assist in a game against the Toronto Maple Leafs on January 19, <mask> became the first Rangers defense to reach the 40-point mark in 40 games or fewer since Brian Leetch in the 2000–01) season. <mask> was a member of the United States men's national junior ice hockey team at the World Junior Ice Hockey Championships. <mask> won a gold medal with Team USA and recorded four points in seven games.<mask> was named an alternate captain for Team USA at the World Junior Ice Hockey Championships. He was the leader of the team in assists and points. Following the conclusion of his collegiate career, <mask> was selected to represent the senior United States team at the IIHF World Championship held in Bratislava and Koice, Slovakia. There is a list of Jewish ice hockey players.

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title: Gurney Norman

texts: <mask> is an American writer, documentarian, and professor. In 1937, <mask> was born. He was raised by his maternal grandparents in Southwest Virginia and his paternal grandparents in Eastern Kentucky, but mostly in the small community of Allais, near Hazard. Stuart Robinson School was in Letcher County, Kentucky. <mask> graduated from the University of Kentucky with a degree in journalism and English. <mask> studied with literary critic Malcolm Cowley and the Irish short story writer Frank O'Connor after receiving a Wallace Stegner fellowship. He was a reporter for The Hazard Herald in eastern Kentucky.In the summer of 1966 and 1967, <mask> worked for the U.S. Forest Service as a fire lookout in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon. The Last Whole Earth Catalog and the Dial Press published his novel in 1971. <mask> was one of the founding members of the Briarpatch Network. His book of short stories Kinfolks was published in 1977. <mask> was an associate professor of English at the University of Kentucky. He was the Director of the English Department's Creative Writing Program. In 1996 his work as a fiction writer, filmmaker, and cultural advocate was honored at the Fifteenth Annual Emory and Henry College Literary Festival, which celebrates significant writers in the Appalachian region.He was honored by the Eastern Kentucky Leadership Conference for his contribution to the advancement of regional arts and culture. The Helen M. Lewis Community Service Award was given to <mask> in 2007. He is the Senior Writer-in-Residence at the annual Appalachian Writers Workshop. On April 24, 2009, <mask> was installed as the Commonwealth of Kentucky's Poet Laureate. The Doctor of Humane Letters degree was awarded to <mask> on May 8, 2011. The Kentucky Writers Hall of Fame recognizes distinguished Kentucky writers whose work reflects the state's rich literary heritage. He lives in Kentucky.DR Davenport and Estelle, a pair of hippie stoners who leave California for eastern Kentucky, where they raise rabbits, are the subject of Writing Divine Right's Trip. The Last Whole Earth Catalog was where the novel was first published. Kinfolks is a book of short stories about a young man and his family. Ancient Creek is a folktale about a rebellion by mountain people against an oppressive king in a mythical American region. Time on the River is a historical look at the important role the Kentucky River played in the settlement of the state. The production of KET. The Big Sandy region of Eastern Kentucky has trails, people, history, and literary heritage.The production of KET. The route of the famous pioneer trail from Kingsport, Tennessee, to Boonesborough, Kentucky was retraced in 1991. The production of KET. The Wilgus Stories - Dramatization of three Norman short stories--"Fat Monroe," "Night Ride" and "Maxine"--by Andrew Garrison. One From Crazy Quilt: A Novel in Progress is a fiction book. Divine Right's Trip: A Folk-Tale was published in 1972. Kinfolks: The Wilgus Stories was published in 1977.Old Cove Press published Ancient Creek: A Folktale. Danny Miller and Sharon Hatfield wrote An American Vein: Critical Readings in Appalachian Literature. The University Press of Kentucky published "Confronting Appalachian Stereotypes: Back Talk from an American Region" in 1999. The April 26, 2009, edition of the Herald-Leader had the title "A Man of His Words". "<mask> <mask>: Poet Laureate" is a story in the Herald-Leader. "Hero Trip: Divine Right's Journey of Self" was written by Timothy W. Arnold. 9 years ago.Chris Holbrook. "<mask> <mask> remembers his kinfolks", April 26, 1992. The University of Tennessee Press published William S. Ward's A Literary History of Kentucky in 1988. The University of Kentucky has a faculty page from the University of Virginia.

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title: Maria Olip

texts: <mask> "Micka<mask>' was a resistance fighter against National Socialism in Carinthia. She faced a session of the "People's Court" on April 9, 1943, after more than two months of interrogation-torture sessions. Twenty-six captured partisans were sentenced to death and twelve of them were executed. <mask>anc was born in Ebriach, a small village in the rural Eisenkappel-Vellach administrative district. The region 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 Her parents were peasant farmers. She was involved in political activism with her brothers, Ivan and Miha upanc, on behalf of the Communist Party, which had been illegal since an emergency decree dated May 1933.<mask> upanc was still young when she married <mask>. He was a nephew of <mask>, who died on the guillotine at the same Vienna execution facility as <mask> on the same day. The integration of the Federal State of Austria into Germany ushered in a more uncompromising approach to political opposition by the security services. If it was not already unavoidable, national involvement in the war broke out in September 1939. <mask>'s home region was on the southern frontier of an enlarged German state. The south of Austrian Carinthia was under German military occupation from 1941 to 1943. The Germans were resisted by the partisans from north of the border who would have classified themselves as Austrian/German citizens.<mask> was an "underground messenger" for her brother, Ivan upanc. One of her brothers, Miha upanc, was also an active member of the resistance partisans, and it was during a meeting at his remote small-holding that she reported how she was now in contact with longstanding "old" comrades. She had been talking to off-duty German soldiers who came to take their holidays in the local mountain valleys in order to try and convince them to join the Slovenes. She sent a letter to a man in the provincial capital of Klagenfurt, inviting him to work with the partisans, at the instigation of her resistance comrade. Franc Pasterk, who was on home leave from the army, was helped to flee by her. In the aftermath of the battle against the Second Slovenian Kokra battalion, the Germans came across a "upanc letter" which included mention of a "sick sister", which appeared to be a code reference to a female partisan group member. They were able to infer that <mask> was involved in the "Osvobodilna fronta" anti-fascist liberation movement from this.Two apparent partisans, Helmut Sovetz and Felix Koprivnik, turned up at the "Golopkeusche" on the Waschnigberg. <mask> befriended Sovetz and told him about an upcoming meeting of local partisans. She arrived at the meeting in the evening. The participants were taken by surprise when a group of Nazis showed up. Two government spies betrayed <mask>'s trust. After the wounded were driven away, she jumped out of the truck and disappeared into the bushes, but the next day, she was found and captured by a paramilitary patrol. When <mask>r spotted her on "shower day" in the city jail at Klagenfurt, she reported that her body was covered with wounds caused by the torture she had been subjected to.At the trial in which she was included, the court relied on the testimony of her interrogators to conclude that she was a "fanatische Hasserin und Hetzerin". 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The record of the interrogations was done in German, a language that Olip did not understand very well. A lengthy indictment was presented to her before the trial, and she denied much of what she was recorded as saying. Maria Olip faced the "People's Court" on April 9, 1943.The presiding judge was well-known for his judicial record. She was sentenced to death. Female co-conspirators were sentenced to between nine months and eight years in prison. The National Execution Facility at the District Court Complex in Vienna was where the executions took place. <mask>'s body was exhumed and sent to Zell Pfarre for reburial after the war. Carinthian Slovenes Austrian resistance members were executed by Nazi Germany in 1913 and 1943.

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title: D. J. Smith (ice hockey)

texts: <mask> was known as D. J<mask> is a Canadian professional ice hockey coach and former player. He is the head coach of the Senators. <mask> played in the NHL as a defenceman for the Maple Leafs and Avs. <mask> won the Memorial Cup as a coach in 2015, and was an assistant with the Maple Leafs for four years. <mask> played for a minor ice hockey team from Windsor, Ontario in the 1991 Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament.<mask> was drafted by the Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario Hockey League in the second round in 1994. <mask> appeared in 61 games with the Spitfires during his first season in 1994-95, scoring four goals and 17 points, while accruing 202 penalty minutes, the second most on the club. In the first round of the playoffs, <mask> scored a goal and four points as the Spitfires defeated the Sting, before falling to the Wolves. During his second season with the Spitfires, <mask> saw a big increase in his offensive production. <mask> scored 14 goals and 59 points in 64 games, tying him for fourth in team scoring. <mask> 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 Smith had one goal and eight points in seven playoff games as the Windsor Spitfires lost to the Detroit Whalers in the first round of the post-season.<mask> was named the captain of the team. In 63 games, <mask> led the defence in scoring with 15 goals and 67 points, as he finished fifth in overall team scoring. <mask> had a goal and eight points in five games as Windsor lost to the Sting in the first round of the playoffs. <mask> was drafted by the New York Islanders in the second round of the 1995 NHL Entry Draft. On March 15, 1996, <mask> was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs in a deal that also saw the Islanders receive Sean Haggerty, <mask>, and Toronto. <mask> played one game for the St. John's Maple Leafs, Toronto's American Hockey League affiliate, after his junior hockey season ended. During the 1995-96 season, <mask> had no points.At the conclusion of his junior season in Windsor, <mask> joined the Toronto Maple Leafs. <mask> played in his first NHL game on March 26, 1997 and assisted on a goal scored by Brandon Convery as the Maple Leafs defeated the San Jose Sharks. On March 29, <mask> had his first fight in the NHL. In eight games with Toronto, <mask> had one assist and seven penalty minutes. <mask> was assigned to the St. John's Maple Leafs where he had no points in the post-season. <mask> was assigned to St. John's during the 1997-98 season. In 65 games with St. John's, <mask> scored four goals and 15 points, while earning 237 penalty minutes, ranking him third on the team.<mask> had no points as the Maple Leafs lost to the Saint John Flames in the Atlantic Division semi-finals. <mask> was the highest- scoring defenceman on the team in 1998-99, as he scored seven goals and 35 points. <mask>'s penalty minutes were second on the club. <mask> had an assist in five games as St. John's lost in the Atlantic Division semi-finals. <mask> scored six goals and 28 points in 74 games for St. John's in the 1999-2000 season, ranking second on the team with 199 penalty minutes. <mask> was promoted to Toronto late in the 1999-2000 season after St. John's failed to qualify for the post-season. <mask> had no points in three Toronto games.<mask> was with St. John's for the entire 2000-01 season. In 59 games, <mask> scored seven goals and 19 points. <mask> had no points in the four games he played in the post-season. <mask> started the season with St. John's. <mask> scored six goals and had 16 points in 59 games with the Maple Leafs. On March 1, 2002, <mask> was traded to the Colorado Avs in a three-way deal that also involved the Toronto Maple Leafs and a ninth round draft pick. <mask> joined the Hershey Bears of the American Hockey League after he was traded from the Toronto Maple Leafs.<mask> had three assists in 14 games with the Bears. <mask> scored his first career goal in the post-season as the Bears defeated the Norfolk Admirals in the Western Conference quarter-finals before falling to the Houston Aeros in the Western Conference semi-finals. The majority of <mask>'s time was with the Colorado Avs. On October 17, 2002, <mask> played in his first game with the Avs and had no points and a fight with Ian Laperriere in a 4-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings. <mask> scored his first career goal in the NHL on January 23, 2003 against the Columbus Blue Jackets. <mask> hadn't played in the NHL since 1997. <mask> had one goal and 55 penalty minutes in 34 games with Colorado.<mask> played in two Hershey Bears games and did not earn any points. The Hershey Bears assigned <mask> for the 2003-04 season. <mask> had seven goals and 14 points in 35 games with Hershey. <mask> missed the rest of the season due to a knee injury he sustained in a game against the Norfolk Admirals. <mask> retired as a player after the 2003-04 season. <mask> joined the Windsor Spitfires as an assistant coach, working under new head coach Mantha. The Spitfires earned 71 points and seventh place in the Western Conference in the 2005-06 season.In the post-season, Windsor lost to the Whalers. Bob Boughner replaced Mantha as the new head coach, while <mask> remained with the club as an assistant. The club failed to reach the post-season despite earning 43 points and ninth place in the Western Conference. The club finished with a 41-15-12 record, earning 94 points, which represented a 51 point improvement from the previous season, as the club finished in third place in the Western Conference. Windsor was upset by the Sarnia Sting in the playoffs. The Windsor Spitfires won the Hamilton Spectator Trophy as the top regular season team in the Ontario Hockey League during the 2008 season. The Owen Sound Attack was swept by the Spitfires in the post-season.Windsor defeated the Whalers in six games. In the Western Conference finals against the London Knights, Windsor easily defeated them in five games. In the final round, the Spitfires defeated the Battalion in five games to win the J. Ross Robertson Cup and advance to the Memorial Cup. The Memorial Cup was won by Windsor in the final game. The club earned 106 points and was first in the Western Conference during the 2009-10 season. Windsor swept Erie in the Western Conference quarter-finals and then defeated the Whalers in the Western Conference semi-finals. After losing the first three games of the Western Conference finals to the Kitchener Rangers, the Spitfires won four in a row to win the series and advance to the J. Ross Robertson Cup for the second year in a row.Windsor swept the top ranked Barrie Colts in four games to win the Ontario Hockey League Championship and advance to the Memorial Cup. Windsor won the Memorial Cup for the second year in a row with a perfect record and a 9-1 win over the Brandon Wheat Kings in the final game. As head coach Bob Boughner left the club and <mask> took over, <mask> was promoted to associate coach. Windsor finished fourth in the Western Conference with 84 points and a 39-23 win-loss record. The Erie Otters were defeated in seven games by the Windsor Spitfires in the Western Conference quarter-finals. The club reached the Western Conference finals for the third year in a row, after defeating the Spirit in the Western Conference semi-finals. The Owen Sound Attack won the conference finals in five games.<mask> remained with the club as an assistant as Bob Boughner returned as head coach. The club struggled to a 29-32-7 record, earning 65 points, and eighth place in the Western Conference. The London Knights swept the Spitfires in the post-season. <mask> was hired as the head coach of the Generals after he resigned from his position with the Spitfires. <mask> was the head coach of the Generals in the Ontario Hockey League. The Generals defeated the Petes in <mask>'s first game as a coach. The team finished in third place in the Eastern Conference with a record of 42-22-4 and 88 points.The Generals defeated the IceDogs in five games in the Eastern Conference quarter-finals, however, they were swept by the Colts in the Eastern Conference semi-finals. The club finished the season with a 42-20-6 record, earning 90 points and first place in the Eastern Conference. In the post-season, the Generals swept the Steelheads in the Eastern Conference quarter-finals, followed by a sweep of the Petes in the Eastern Conference semi-finals. The Generals were swept by the North Bay Battalion in the Eastern Conference finals. <mask> won the Matt Leyden Trophy as the Ontario Hockey League's coach of the year. The Generals were the top team in the Eastern Conference in the last season, as they finished with a 51-11-6 record, which was an improvement of 18 points over the previous season. The Generals defeated the Petes in five games in the Eastern Conference quarter-finals and then defeated the IceDogs in five games in the Eastern Conference semi-finals.The Generals avenged their loss to the North Bay Battalion in the Eastern Conference finals by defeating them in six games. The Generals won the J. Ross Robertson Cup finals against Erie in five games to win the Ontario Hockey League title and a spot in the Memorial Cup. The Generals won the Memorial Cup in overtime after finishing the tournament with a perfect record. <mask> left his job as head coach of the Generals to become an assistant coach with the Maple Leafs. <mask> joined the Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League as an assistant coach. In his first season with the Leafs, Toronto finished last in the NHL with a 29–42–11 record and 69 points. Toronto finished the 2016–17 season with a 40– 27–15 record, earning 95 points, and the second wild-card seed in the Eastern Conference.The Maple Leafs lost to the Caps in six games. The Maple Leafs had a 49–26–7 record in <mask>'s third season with the team, earning 105 points and third place in the Atlantic Division. The Toronto Maple Leafs lost to the Boston Bruins in seven games in the first round of the playoffs. The club finished with a 46–28–8 record, earning 100 points, five fewer than the previous season, however, Toronto once again finished in third place in the Atlantic Division. The Bruins defeated the Leafs in seven games in the first round of the playoffs. <mask> left his job with the Leafs to become the head coach of the Senators. <mask> agreed to a three-year contract to be the team's head coach.External links 1977 births Living people Canadian ice hockey defencemen Colorado Avalanche players Hershey Bears players Ice hockey people from Ontario New York Islanders draft picks

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