title: Abigail Spanberger

texts: The U.S. representative since the beginning of the year has been an American politician named <mask>. She is a member of a political party. Most of the northern suburbs ofRichmond are in her district. He was a former CIA officer. The Republican Party had held on to the district for 36 years. She was re-elected in 2020. He was born in Red Bank, New Jersey, on August 7, 1979.The Short Pump area in Henrico County was where her family relocated when she was 13. She attended a high school. He was a page for the U.S. Senator Chuck Robb. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Virginia and a Master of Business Administration from a program in Germany. In 2002 and 2003 Spanberger was a substitute teacher at the Islamic Saudi Academy. She was a postal inspector in the early 2000s.In 2006 he joined the Central Intelligence Agency as an operations officer. She said she gathered information about terrorism and nuclear proliferation. He entered the private sector after leaving the CIA. Royall & Company hired her. She was appointed to the Virginia Fair Housing Board. In July of last year, Spanberger announced her candidacy for the United States House of Representatives against incumbent Republican Dave Brat. After the House of Representatives voted to repeal theAffordable Care Act, she decided to run.Spanberger received more votes than any other candidate in the Virginia primaries that day, as he defeated Dan Ward in the Democratic primary election. Her campaign raised more money than the other one. The Congressional Leadership Fund was aligned with Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan. The campaign to tie her to terrorism was based on her security clearance application being released in violation of privacy rules. She won the general election by just over 6,600 votes. While Brat won eight of the district's ten counties, Spanberger dominated the two largest counties, Henrico and Chesterfield, by a combined margin of over 30,000 votes. The district is an absolute bellwether of the entire country, according to Steve Bannon, a former adviser to Donald Trump.According to a number of sources, the last Democrat to win this seat was in 1970, when four-term Democrat John Marsh retired and was replaced by Republican J. Kenneth Robinson. The 7th used to be a part of the 3rd district, but it was replaced by the 7th in 1993. The congressional district's northern portion was represented by State Delegate Nick Freitas. She won with a majority of the vote. Two years earlier, Freitas carried eight of the district's ten counties. She won the district's shares of Henrico andChesterfield counties by a combined 43,400 votes, five times her overall margin of 8,400 votes. She was boosted by the fact that Joe Biden was the first Democrat to win the 7th since 1948.On November 5, days after winning reelection, Spanberger criticized the Democratic Party's strategy for the 2020 elections in a phone call with other Democratic caucus members that was subsequently leaked. She blamed Republican attack ads for the Democratic Party's loss of seats in swing districts. She said that Democrats should not use the word "socialist" or "socialism" when talking about issues and that they should watch Republican ads. The Democratic Party should listen to the likes of Spanberger instead of pushing for progressive legislation in order to succeed in the upcoming elections, according to CNN political editor Chris Cillizza. Speaker Nancy Pelosi said that Democrats kept the House and that the Democratic Party should study the results before dismissing progressives who represent their districts. If a losing officeholder couldn't tie his or her Republican opponent to almost a quarter of a million deaths in the United States, a tanked economy or a dozen other things, James Downie criticized them. Downie quoted progressive Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who had noted that no swing-district House Democrat who co-sponsored Medicare for All lost their seat, and had remarked in response to Spanberger's comments that "not a single member of Congress that I'm aware of campaigning onThe Committee on Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Asia, the Pacific and Nonproliferation Subcommittee on Europe, Eurasia, Energy, and the Environment Caucus memberships are Blue Dog memberships. Nancy Pelosi was elected Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives on the opening day of the 116th Congress. Legal abortion is supported by Spanberger. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, supported by President Donald Trump, was criticized by Spanberger because it would increase the national debt. The USMCA trade deal was negotiated between the Trump administration, Mexico, and Canada. The HEROES Act was voted against by Spanberger in May 2020. She said the bill didn't have a chance of passing the Republican-controlled Senate.In November 2020, Spanberger led a bipartisan effort to secure the 340B Drug Pricing Program against changes that would lead to significant increases in prescription medication costs. Members of Congress should be banned from trading stocks. Legislation has been introduced that would require lawmakers and their families to put their assets in a blind trust while they are in office. Climate change is one of the greatest and most imminent threats to our economy, our national security, and our way of life. "It's in the US's national interest to reinforce our stature as a global leader on international environmental and energy issues," said Spanberger during the Committee on Foreign Affairs meeting. The Green New Deal was described by her as a "bold compendium of ideas meant to address global climate change" but she criticized it for including unrelated policy proposals and not identifying specific resolutions to the problems that it identifies. She said she was not a supporter of the Green New Deal.The Federal assault weapons ban expired in 2004. Background checks on private gun sales are something she favors. TheAffordable Care Act supports health care. She supports a public option for healthcare. Reducing the cost of prescription drugs was the top priority of families in her district. The Public Disclosure of Drug Discounts Act passed the House unanimously. The bill requires pharmacy benefit managers, who manage prescription drug benefits for health insurance companies, to use a website hosted by the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services.The Lower Drug Costs Now Act grants Medicare Part D the power to negotiate prescription prices directly with drug companies. ImmigrationSpanberger objected to Trump's travel bans from certain predominantly Muslim countries and argued that they would aid jihadist propaganda by allowing a portrayal of the United States as an anti-Muslim country. She supports stronger border security measures but doesn't like the wall. Funding for border infrastructure, technology at ports of entry and more customs and border patrol agents were included in the bill she voted for. She called the term "a campaign slogan a lot of people get caught up in", but she did not support "sanctuary cities". It degrades the value of the conversation if we're not actually talking about what the real concern is. There is a pathway to legal status for illegal immigrants who abide by the laws, work and pay taxes.Immigration and Customs Enforcement should be notified when immigrants attempt to purchase firearms, and Spanberger voted against the House budget because it failed to acknowledge the growing national debt. According to the FiveThirtyEights congressional vote tracker, Spanberger voted with President Donald Trump 6.9% of the time, about one seventh of the expected tally. Trump won the presidential election with 50% of the vote to Clinton's 44%. Six freshman House Democrats with national security background called for an impeachment inquiry into Trump. They wrote an opinion piece for the Washington Post explaining their support for an impeachment inquiry. If the allegations were true, they amounted to a blatant disregard for the law and a threat to all we have sworn to protect. She said she would vote in favor of impeachment.She said that the President's actions violate his oath of office, endanger our national security, and betray the public trust. On June 1, 2020, Spanberger criticized Trump's reaction to the George Floyd protests, a series of protests against police brutality that began in Minneapolis. On June 2, The Washington Post and The New York Times quoted several high-profile former CIA analysts' interpretations of Trump's reaction to the protests as reminiscent of the reaction of dictators on the verge of losing control of their dictatorships. She said that the president's actions are betraying the very foundation of the rule of law he purports to support. During the George Floyd protests, police used tear gas and rubber bullets to clear a path so that Trump could have a photo op in front of St. John's Episcopal Church. The rarely used Insurrection Act of 1807 was the subject of Democrats' attempts to amend it. Joe Biden had stated that he had voted in line with his position 100% of the time.In an interview with the New York Times, Spanberger said that nobody elected Biden to be F.D.R., they elected him to be normal and stop the chaos. She said the Democrats didn't understand that inflation is a problem. Personal life Spanberger is married to Adam and they have three daughters. The family moved back to Henrico County. They live in Virginia. She identifies as a Protestant. The official website of the United States House of Representatives has links to External links.


title: Gaius Furius Chresimus

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texts: In a fragment of the lost history of Lucius Calpurnius Piso Frugi, there is a mention of a Greek farmer named Cresimus. During the aedileship of Spurius Postumius Albinus, <mask>resimus was acquitted of accusations of witchcraft. The trial took place during a time when the influence of Hellenism at Rome was growing. The story of the trial was told by both Piso and Pliny. When Neoclassicism became fashionable in France at the end of the 18th century, agricultural reform became the subject of a lot of political debate. The only mention of Chresimus in ancient sources is from a fragment of an enemy of Tiberius Gracchus. After his censorship in 120, Piso wrote a history called Annales in at least seven books.Spurius Postumius Albinus was most likely aedile in 191 BC, the most probable date of the trial, according to historians. Aulus Postumius Albinus is the author of a Roman history in Greek. The Greek world and urban matters were the focus of Albinus' history and would not have dealt with the story of Chresimus. The Postumii Albini and the Calpurnii Pisones were linked politically throughout the second century BC and Piso could have found about them from oral tradition. During the war waged by the Roman Republic in the Greek east, a Greek man is thought to have been captured as a slave. He was freed by a member of the Furia, who took his nomen. The Greek agnomen of Piso is called Frugi and it means frugal.He became a slave owner after holding a farm. They sued him for poisoning their crops because he yielded better harvests from a smaller land. The law of the twelve tables states that anyone convicted of using magic to take away the fertility of someone else's soil will be punished by death or the loss of citizenship. This law played a role in the trial. The neighbours of Chresimus sued him to get rid of a newcomer that could have challenged the social order. The neighbours of his Greek origin denounced him to Albinus, who decided to charge him before the Centuriate Assembly. Albinus was known to be a firm conservative opposed to Hellenism and religious innovations.Albinus spent his entire consulship suppressing the worship after he became the leading authority in the famous Bacchanalia Case. The trial took place on the Forum with Albinus presiding. In order to present himself as more hard-working than his neighbours, Chresimus brought his farming equipment and his own slaves. He was acquitted and reintegrated into his tribe. The story of Chresimus is similar to two other fragments of Piso's work. Piso advocated a "benevolent paternalism" towards slaves as well as personal austerity from nobles in order to reduce social tensions. The well-dressed slaves of Chresimus also fit in the narrative.The story of Chresimus was included in the Naturalis Historia, written in the early Roman Empire, two centuries after Piso. The entire anecdote is taken from Piso, as Pliny appreciated his moralizing tone. There is a chapter on the general principles of agriculture in the book of his Naturalis Historia that deals with grain, but not in his book on magic. The story was used to show that hard work brings reward. The French translation of Pliny's Naturalis Historia by Poinsinet de Sivery was published in 1782. The scene for the 1773 Paris salon was the first major painting on the theme. The civic virtue of the Romans was linked to agriculture in Nicolas-Guy Brenet's painting.The original work was commissioned by Joseph Marie Terray, the controller-general of finances for Louis XV. The first version was painted in the Paris Salon, while the larger version was painted in the 1777 salon. The larger version is in the Musée des Augustins, Toulouse, while the smaller is lost. The scene and <mask> Chresimus's apologia echo Jean- Jacques Rousseau's 1762 Emile, or On Education, in which agriculture was described as the most honest, the most useful, and by consequence the most. After returning from Rome, Jean-Pierre Saint-Ours was commissioned to paint a portrait of Rousseau by a man who felt he had been unfairly accused of corruption. Los Angeles is where it is now. References include Cicero, Tusculanae Disputationes and Religion in ancient Rome.The Historia Naturalis is an English translation of Pliny the Elder. Jones and D.E. On the internet. The modern sources are Keith Bradley and Paul Cartledge. The Ancient Mediterranean World is the first volume of the Cambridge World History of Slavery. T. Robert S. Broughton is a member of the American Philological Association. The book is called Magic in the Ancient Greek World.The Fragments of the Roman Historians was edited by Tim Cornell. "Painting Plutarch Images of Sparta in the Dutch Republic and Enlightenment France" in Ancient Models in the Early Modern Republican Imagination was written by Wessell Krul. There is a Magic in the Ancient World in Cambridge. The Harvard University Press was translated by Franklin Philip. August Pauly, Friedrich Mnzer, et alii, Realencyclopdie der Classischen Altertumswissenschaft (abbreviated RE), J. B. Metzler lived in Stuttgart from 1894 to 1980. The Classical Quarterly New Series features "Qvae Saga, Qvis Magvs: on the Vocabulary of the Roman Witch".64, No. The 2nd of December, pp. The Republican era had slaves and freedmen.

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title: Nick Symmonds

texts: <mask> is a retired American middle-distance track athlete from Idaho. Symmonds had a 7-year sponsorship with Nike. He won seven NCAA Division III titles in outdoor track in college. <mask> is a six-time US National 800 meters champion. He finished fifth in the 800m at the 2012 London Olympics, running a personal best of 1:45.29 behind the world record, and he also competed in the 800m at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, reaching the semi-finals. He won a silver medal in the 800 meters at the World Championships, having previously finished sixth in the 2009 final and fifth in 2011. <mask> is the co- founder and CEO of Run Gum, a company that makes functional chewing gum used by athletes, students, professionals, etc.Run Gum was launched with his coach Sam Lapray. Symmonds gained more popularity in 2020 through his YouTube channel which focuses on running and fitness. <mask> was born on December 30, 1983, in Arkansas. When he was three, his family moved to Idaho. <mask> is a doctor, and his mother is a teacher. <mask> is a 2002 graduate of Bishop Kelly High School. <mask> was an Eagle Scout in high school.He won state titles in the 800 meters, 1600 meters, and 3200 meters in high school. He chose to attend the school that offered athletic scholarships. Symmonds graduated from an NCAA Division III school in 2006 with a degree in biochemistry. He won the 800 m NCAA championship race all four years at Willamette and the 1500 m NCAA championship race his senior year. Symmonds is the best collegiate athlete in the 800m. This is the first in NCAA Division III history. His 1500m collegiate best is No.3 times in NCAA Division III. <mask> joined the Oregon Track Club. At the 2006 AT&T USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, he was runner-up in the 800m race. In 2007, he shocked the current Olympic champion by beating him with his own come-from-behind strategy and winning the 800m race at the Prefontaine Classic meet in Eugene, Oregon. You can see the video. <mask> won the United States Olympic Trials 800m final in Eugene, Oregon in 2008 with a personal best time. He was the first of three Oregon athletes to finish at the top of the race before the home crowd, the other two being Andrew Wheating from the University of Oregon and Christian Smith from the Oregon Track Club.He will be going to the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China, in the 800 m race. At the Beijing Olympics, <mask> won his first-round heat, then finished a non-qualifying fifth place in his semifinal heat with a time of 1:46.96, 0.73 seconds behind the winner of that heat. Symmonds qualified to run for the United States at the World Championships after winning the USATF Championships. <mask> ran a personal best of 1:45.83 in Monaco on July 29, 2009, as part of his preparation for the championships. <mask> was the first American to qualify for the final of the men's 800m since 1997. He finished sixth. He lowered his personal record to 1:45.86 in 2010 and finished third behind David Rudisha's 1:41.01 world record at the World Challenge track and field meet in Rieti, Italy.Symmonds went back to the 2012 United States Olympic Trials in Eugene, Oregon on June 25, 2012. The race was won by Charles Jock in a sub-50 second first lap. Symmonds was not far off that pace. Solomon led through the final turn as Jock faded. Symmonds ran around the field and sprinted past Solomon to make the Olympic team. Symmonds qualified for the final of the 800m at the London Olympics. He placed fifth in the final with a new personal best of 1:42.95, with Nijel Amos second, Timothy Kitum third, and Symmonds' teammate Duane Solomon fourth.Symmonds ran a season's best of 1:45.55 to win a silver medal at the World Championships in the 800 meters, 2nd only to Ethiopia's Mohammed Aman. This was the highest American had ever finished in the men's 800 meters at the World Championships. <mask> was removed from the U.S. team at the World Championships due to a sponsorship rights conflict. <mask> had to pull out of the Olympics due to an injured ankle. He retired after being eliminated in the US Championships. Run Gum was founded by <mask> and his former coach, Sam Lapray. In January 2016 Run Gum filed an antitrust lawsuit against USA Track and Field.The suit was dismissed by a federal judge. Symmonds' YouTube channel has over 500k subscribers. He refers to himself as "The Bison" in his videos. Challenges involving fitness and running are the focus of his content. He is friends with A.J. There is a Lapray. He signed a deal with Gymshark.Symmonds became a topic of controversy in the running community when he organized events ignoring social guidance for his videos. The suspension of three NCAA college athletes from his alma mater, Willamette University, was caused by Symmonds giving them Run Gum prizes for participating in his video. Symmonds has dated Paris Hilton. Symmonds is known as the "Brad Pitt" of track. <mask> married a woman in 2020. Symmonds posed for a campaign against animal testing with his pet rabbit. Symmonds is an avid fisherman.<mask> was hired by the Track Town Summer Series to manage the team from San Francisco. Symmonds doesn't agree with the rules that restrict athletes' ability to market themselves. He got a temporary tattoo on his left shoulder to advertise a sponsor. The winning bidder was a Milwaukee advertising agency, Hanson Dodge Creative. Symmonds is required to cover up his tattoo with white tape in order to draw attention to the tattoo advertising underneath. Symmonds is not the first track athlete to do this; 2004 Olympic champion shot-putter Adam Nelson actively sold space in his shirt during the 2005 season. In boxing, the practice is also common.At the World Championships in athletics in Moscow, Symmonds was a vocal critic of Russia's anti-gay laws. He gave his silver medal to his gay and lesbian friends. In the November issue of Runner's World magazine, Symmonds wrote an article that advocated for assault rifles and handguns for everyone except police and military personnel. Little-known Symmonds gives the U.S. big hopes in 800 meters.

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title: John Huston

texts: August 5, 1906 to August 28, 1987 was the life of American actor, director, screenwriter and visual artist <mask>. He settled in France, Mexico, and Ireland after traveling widely. He was born in the U.S. but became an Irish citizen in 1964. He lived the rest of his life in the U.S. The Maltese Falcon, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, The Asphalt Jungle, The African Queen, and Fat City are some of the classics that he wrote the screenplays for. He studied and worked as a fine art painter in Paris. After moving to Mexico, he began writing plays and short stories and was nominated for several Academy Awards as a Hollywood screenwriter.Despite its small budget, The Maltese Falcon became a commercial and critical hit, making him a successful, if iconoclastic, Hollywood director for the next 45 years. He explored the visual aspects of his films throughout his career, sketching each scene on paper ahead of time, then framing his characters during the shooting. While most directors rely on post-production editing to shape their final work, <mask> created his films while they were being shot, with little editing needed. The Red Badge of Courage is one of the films that was adapted from an important novel. The films have a dramatic and visual tension because of thedestructive alliances formed by different groups of people. Religion, meaning, truth, freedom, psychology, colonialism, and war are some of the themes of his films. He had done some stage acting in his youth and had occasionally cast himself in bit parts in his own films, but he mostly worked behind the camera until Otto Preminger cast him in the title role for The Cardinal, for which he was nominated for an Academy Award.He lent his booming voice as a voice actor and narrator to a number of films, including Chinatown, which was directed by Roman Polanski. His last two films, Prizzi's Honor and The Dead, were both nominated for multiple Academy Awards. He died after finishing his last film. The Hollywood film industry refers to him as a titan, a rebel, and a renaissance man. He was described as "cinema's Ernest Hemingway" by Ian Freer. He received 15 Oscar nominations during his 46-year career. His father, Walter, and daughter, Anjelica, won Oscars.On August 5, 1906, <mask> was born in Nevada, Missouri. He was the only child of two people. His father was an actor. After <mask> was born, his mother gave up her job as a sports editor. His father gave up his stage acting career for steady employment as a civil engineer, although he returned to stage acting within a few years. He was successful in both Broadway and motion pictures. He has Scottish, Scots-Irish, English and Welsh ancestry.When he was six, his parents divorced. He lived and studied in boarding schools. He traveled separately with each of his parents during the summer, with his father on tour and his mother at horse races. He was drawn to acting after seeing his father act on stage. Lawrence Grobel theorizes that his relationship with his mother may have contributed to his marrying five times and seeming to have difficulty in maintaining relationships. "When I interviewed some of the women who had loved him, they invariably referred to his mother as the key to unlocking <mask>'s psyche," wrote Grobel. She was the central character according to the actress.I believed that <mask> was being ridden by witches. He seemed to be chasing something that was destructive. If it wasn't his mother, it was his idea. When he was a child, he was treated for an enlarged heart and kidneys. He moved with his mother to Los Angeles, where he attended Abraham Lincoln High School. He became a professional boxer after two years. He was a top amateur lightweight boxer by the age of 15.A broken nose ended his boxing career. He had many interests, including ballet, English and French literature, opera, horseback riding, and studying painting at the Art Students League of Los Angeles. While living in Los Angeles, <mask> became enamored with the new film industry and motion pictures. Charlie Chaplin was a god to <mask>. He lived in New York City with his father, who acted in off-Broadway productions, and had a few small roles. When he watched his father rehearse, he became fascinated with the mechanics of acting, which would serve him for the rest of his life. After a short period of acting on stage, and having undergone surgery, <mask> traveled alone to Mexico.He obtained a position as a member of the Mexican cavalry during his two years there. He married a girl from high school. Their marriage lasted seven years. During his time in Mexico, he wrote a play called "Frankie and Johnny", which was based on a song. He decided that writing would be a viable career after selling it. The editor of American Mercury bought two of his stories, "Fool" and "Figures of Fighting Men." <mask>'s stories and feature articles were published in a number of publications.He worked for the New York Graphic. He moved back to Los Angeles in 1931 in order to write for the film industry. Writers were in demand as the silent films gave way totalkies. His father gained success in a number of films there. After six months of receiving no assignments, he quit his job at Universal Studios, where his father was a star. Murders in the Rue Morgue, A House Divided, and Law and Order were some of the films he wrote dialogue for. His father was also in the last two.A House Divided was directed by William Wyler, who gave <mask> his first real "inside view" of the filmmaking process during all stages of production. Wyler and <mask> collaborated on a number of films. He gained a reputation as a "lusty, hard-drinking libertine" during his first years as a writer. The years were described as a series of misadventures. He was in a relationship with an actress. While driving drunk, he hit a parked car and sent his passenger through the glass. She had head trauma and was charged with drunk driving.His career as a Hollywood writer ended suddenly after a car he was driving hit and killed the wife of an actor. There is a rumor that Clark Gable was responsible for the hit and run, but that MGM general manager Eddie Mannix paid <mask> to take the blame. It's only a rumor because Gable was on location filming a movie and the incident left him traumatized. He lived as adrift in London and Paris. By 1937, the 31-year-old returned to Hollywood intent on being a serious writer. He married again to someone else. His first job was as a script writer for Warner Brothers, and he wanted to direct his own script.For the next four years, he co-wrote scripts for major films. He was nominated for an Academy Award for his work. Gary Cooper had a triumph playing the young mountaineer in Sergeant York, which was directed by Howard Hawks. He was respected as a writer. Warners gave him a chance to direct if his next script became a hit. They gave me more than I deserved. They liked my work and wanted to keep me on.If I wanted to direct, they'd give me a chance, and if it didn't work out, they wouldn't be too upset. His next script was High Sierra. The film became a hit. It made Humphrey Bogart a star with his first major role, as a gunfighter on the run. Warners gave <mask> his choice of subject. The Maltese Falcon, a film which failed at the box office in two earlier versions by Warners, was written and directed by <mask>. Jack L. Warner, the studio head, stood by his word and allowed <mask> to choose his first subject.The script was kept close to the novel and directed in an uncluttered style similar to the book's narrative. He prepared for his first directing job by sketching out each shot in advance, including camera positions, lighting, and composition scale. He was given the lead role in a superior cast. He liked working with <mask> and was happy to take the role. Other noted actors in the supporting cast were Mary Astor, Peter Lorre, and his own father, <mask>. Warners gave the film a small budget and little publicity, as they had low expectations. The film was made in eight weeks for $300,000.Warners was surprised by the public's enthusiastic response to the film, with many ranking it as the best detective melodrama ever made. Howard Barnes is a critic for the Herald Tribune. The screenplay was nominated for an Academy Award. After this film, he directed all of his screenplays. He directed two more films, In This Our Life and Across the Pacific, in 1942. During World War II, he made films for the Army Signal Corps. While in uniform with the rank of captain, he directed and produced three films that are said to be among the finest made about World War II.It was suppressed for 35 years. The Legion of Merit award was given to <mask> for his "courageous work under battle conditions." All of his films made for the Army were either not released or banned, as they were considered "demoralizing" to soldiers and the public. After moving to Ireland, Anjelica <mask> said that the main movies they watched were the war documentaries. An uncredited rewrite of Anthony Veiller's script was performed by <mask>, who was to have directed the film. The lead role of a high-ranking Nazi fugitive who settles in New England under an assumed name was directed by Orson Welles, who was the film's star. The Treasure of the Sierra Madre was written, directed, and briefly appeared in as an American asked to help out a fellow American, down on his luck.One of the films that established his reputation was it. The film was about three drifters who banded together to find gold. He gave a supporting role to his father. Warners was unsure of what to make of the film. It was a "radical move" for a studio at the time to allow <mask> to film in Mexico. They were aware that he was gaining a reputation as one of the wild men of Hollywood. Jack L. Warner initially didn't like it.The film achieved widespread public and critical praise, removing any doubts about Warners. James Agee, a Hollywood writer, said it was one of the most beautiful and visually alive movies he had ever seen. It was described as one of the best things Hollywood has done since it learned to talk by Time magazine. The father and son won Oscars for their work. The film won awards in the U.S. and overseas. The film was the subject of four pages in the June 1980 edition of Film Comment magazine. Key Largo was directed by <mask> in 1948.The story was about a veteran who fought with mobsters on a remote Florida key. Lauren Bacall, Edward G. Robinson, and Lionel Barrymore were in the movie. The stage play was adapted into a film. Some viewers thought it was too stage-bound. The film was saved by outstanding performances by all the actors, and they won an Oscar for best supporting actress. The studio cut several scenes from the final release without his consent. When his contract expired, he left the studio.In 1950 he wrote and directed The Asphalt Jungle, a film which depicted criminals as somewhat sympathetic characters, simply doing their professional work. Their work was described as a left-handed form of human endeavor. The effect was achieved by giving "deep attention" to the plot, involving a large jewelry theft, by examining the minute, step-by-step details and difficulties each of the characters had of carrying it out. By using this technique, some critics felt that he had achieved a "documentary" style. The film that made Marilyn Monroe a recognized actress was considered by a film critic to be "<mask>'s best film". The same themes are found in many of <mask>'s films, as exemplified by this one: the protagonists almost invariably fail at what they set out to do. The group foundered on their own greed in Treasure of the Sierra Madre.It was a movie starring a friend of <mask>. This film was Marilyn Monroe's first serious role. It was where Marilyn Monroe got her start. The film succeeded at the box office and was nominated for an Oscar for best screenplay and best director, as well as winning the Screen Directors Guild. Many similar movies were made by other filmmakers. The Red Badge of Courage was a film about war and its effect on soldiers. During World War II, he became interested in the novel American Civil War by Stephen Crane.World War II hero Audie Murphy was chosen to play the young Union soldier who deserts his company out of fear, but later returns to fight with them. The movie seemed too antiwar for MGM. They cut down the running time of the film from eighty-eight minutes to sixty-nine, added narration, and deleted a scene that <mask> felt was crucial. The movie did not do well at the box office. It might have been because it brought war very close to home. Near a third of the audience got up and walked out of the theater at the preview showing of the film. The movie is described as a minor masterpiece by film historian Michael Barson.At the same time, the film caused a conflict between the MGM founder and the producer of the film. However, he encouraged him to fight for the picture regardless of what he thought of it. The African Queen was shot in Africa before The Red Badge of Courage opened in theaters. It starred Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn. It is one of the most popular Hollywood movies of all time according to Barson. Sam Spiegel, the film's producer, requested that the ending be changed to allow the protagonists to survive. The ending was changed.It was one of the best films of all time, and became <mask>'s most successful film financially. He was nominated for two Academy Awards. He won an Oscar for his role as Charlie Allnut. In her memoir, The Making of the African Queen: Or How I went to Africa with Bogart, Bacall, and <mask>, Hepburn wrote about her experiences shooting the film. Clint Eastwood directed and starred in the film White Hunter, Black Heart, based on a novel of the same name, which tells a fictional version of the making of the film. In 1952 <mask> moved to Ireland because of his disgust at the "witch-hunt" and the "moral rot" he felt was created by the House Committee on Un-American Activities. The "Committee for the First Amendment" was established by <mask>, William Wyler, and Philip Dunne in response to the government investigations into communists in the film industry.The HUAC wanted filmmakers, screenwriters, and actors to testify about their past affiliations. He described the types of people who were accused of being communists, including the producer, writer, and director of his next two films: Moulin Rouge and Beat the Devil. Ray Bradbury's novel, "Moby Dick", was written by him, but <mask>'s name was added to the script after the project was finished. Bradbury and <mask> did not get along during pre-production when Bradbury was hired to adapt Melville's novel into a screenplay. The short story "Banshee" was dramatized by Bradbury. When this was adapted as an episode of The Ray Bradbury Theater, Peter O'Toole played the role of <mask>. Bradbury wrote more poems, essays, and stories on his time in Ireland, but was reluctant to write a book because he didn't want to gossip about <mask>.After reading The Making of the African Queen, he decided that he could write a book that was fair and presented the Huston that he loved along with the one that I began to fear. He published Green Shadows, White Whale, a novel about his time in Ireland with <mask>, almost 40 years after he wrote the screenplay for Moby Dick. The starring role of Captain Ahab in Herman Melville's "Moby-Dick" was supposed to be an excellent part for <mask>. Gregory Peck was chosen to play the role after his father's death. The movie was filmed in Ireland for three years. The fishing village was recreated along the waterfront, the sailing ship in the film was fully constructed to be seaworthy, and three 100 foot whales were built out of steel, wood, and plastic. The film did not do well at the box office.David Robinson suggested that the movie lacked the "mysticism of the book" and that it lost its significance. Critical approval was given to The Misfits, the only film from the next five films. Critics noted the "retrospective atmosphere of doom" associated with the film. Clark Gable, the star, died of a heart attack a few weeks after the filming was completed; Marilyn Monroe never finished another film, and Montgomery Clift and Thelma Ritter also died after being suspended during the filming of Something's Got to Give. Eli Wallach and Kevin McCarthy were both stars of the show. Monroe was late to the set because she was taking prescribed drugs. Monroe sometimes forgot her lines.The break up of Monroe's marriage to Arthur Miller was caused by her personal problems. In his final play, Miller dramatized the making of The Misfits, with <mask> as the director. During this time in Monroe's career, she was on her way out. Not only of the picture, but of life. Freud: The Secret Passion was a different film than most of his others. He narrates parts of the story. According to film historian Stuart M. Kaminsky, the film presents Sigmund Freud, played by Montgomery Clift, as a kind of savior and messiah.Freud is described as a "kind of hero or God on a quest for mankind" as the film begins. The subject of the film is psychotherapy, and <mask> explains how he became interested in it. The picture Let There Be Light was made while I was in the army. Freud looms as the single huge figure in

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texts: that field, and that experience started my interest in psychotherapy. After meeting an architect in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, for his next film, he traveled to The Night of the Iguana again. The filming of The Night of the Iguana took place in a beach cove south of town. Tennessee Williams' stage play was adapted by <mask>.The film was nominated for several Academy Awards. The production attracted intense worldwide media attention due to Burton bringing his celebrity mistress, actress Elizabeth Taylor, to Puerto Vallarta. The town where filming took place so much that <mask> bought a house near there, as did Burton and Taylor. The friends spent a lot of time together at the El Dorado Restaurant on Los Muertos Beach. The Bible: In the Beginning was directed by <mask>. The subject could not be adequately covered and the story was limited to less than the first half of the Book of Genesis. He was able to indulge his love of animals as a result of directing the film.He played the role of Noah and the voice of God while directing. The second highest grossing film of 1966 was The Bible. 20th Century Fox lost money because of its bloated budget of $18 million, which was the most expensive movie of <mask>'s career. I visited the animals every morning before I started work. Candy was fond of being scratched on the belly behind her foreleg. She would lean toward me until there was a danger of her falling on me. She pulled me back to her side when I started to walk away from her."Don't stop!" was a command. I used it in the picture. The elephant pulls Noah back to her time after time after Noah scratched the elephant's belly. The Irish film industry has struggled to attain domestic or international success in the past. There were rumors that he would buy Ireland's premiere film location. In 1967, Jack Lynch was given a tour of Ardmore and asked to form a committee to help foster the Irish film industry. The resulting committee had Irish filmmakers and journalists on it.Lynch signed the Film Act of 1970 and offered tax breaks to foreign production companies if they shot in Ireland. It was more important for Irish filmmakers to make films in Ireland than it was for foreign production companies to make international films according to an interview <mask> did with Peter Lennon. He used a mixed Irish and British cast to shoot Sinful Davey. After several films that were not well received, he returned to critical praise with Fat City. The 1969 novel of the same name was about a washed-up alcoholic boxer trying to get his name back on the map while having a new relationship with a world-weary alcoholic. An amateur boxer was trying to find success in boxing. The film was nominated for several awards.Susan Tyrrell was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. Fat City was given four out of four stars by Roger Ebert. The Man Who Would Be King was a critical and commercial success. The film was supposed to be made with his friends Humphrey Bogart and Clark Gable. The lead roles went to Sean and Michael. The movie was filmed in North Africa. The film was praised for its use of entertainment.The film was cited by Steven Spielberg as an inspiration for his film Raiders of the Lost Ark. The man who would be king took his longest break between directing films. The film was based on the novel Wise Blood. When it came to difficult subjects such as religion, <mask> showed his skills as a storyteller. Albert Finney plays an alcoholic ambassador during the beginning of World War II in Under the Volcano. The film was praised for its depiction of a desperate and depressed alcoholic by critics. The film did well on the independent circuit.The Dead is an adaptation of James Joyce's short story. This may have been one of <mask>'s most personal films due to his passion for classic literature and his citizenship in Ireland. He needed an oxygen tank to breathe during the last few months of his life, so he directed most of the film from a wheelchair. The film was praised by critics. A section of movies that Roger Ebert claimed to be the best ever made was placed in his Great Movies list. The film's release date was four months away. Anjelica <mask> said that it was important for her father to make the film.She claims that the film was his love letter to Ireland and the Irish and that he didn't think it would be his last film. The unnamed rich American in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre was played by him as an actor. At the end of his career, <mask> began to play more prominent roles in films by other directors. Otto Preminger asked if he would portray a Boston prelate in The Cardinal, and he stole the picture. He was nominated for an Academy Award. He had a small part in Casino Royale as an actor and director. In Chinatown, he was the film's master villain, and in The Wind and the Lion, he was President Teddy Roosevelt's secretary of state.He denied that he took acting seriously. He once said, "It's a cinch, and they pay you damn near as much as you make directing." He said he was proud of his performance in Chinatown and did not consider himself an actor. He enjoyed acting in Winter Kills. He played the Lawgiver in Battle for the Planet of the Apes. A generation of fans of J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth stories have grown up with the voice of Gandalf. He played the lead in The Other Side of the Wind.He was playing a film maker named Jake Hannaford who was having trouble getting financing for his film. In the spring of 1974 he was in Carefree, Arizona, at a studio and mansion. The Other Side of the Wind was delayed due to political and financial issues. Human nature and human predicaments were the subject of <mask>'s films. The Night of the Iguana and The Misfits were examples of scenes that were prescient about environmental issues that would come to public awareness in the future. After filming in Nevada, <mask> was surrounded by reporters, gambling, drinking, and smoking cigars, and spent long evenings carousing in the casinos. According to Kaminsky, <mask>'s stories were about failed quest by a group of different people.The group was doomed at the beginning by the circumstances created by an impossible situation. Some members of the doomed group usually survive, those who are cool and intelligent, or someone who will sacrifice everything for self-understanding and independence. The Maltese Falcon and Freud feature those types of characters. A couple of potential lovers trying to face a hostile world is a type of quest often seen in <mask>'s films. Many of his stories ended with "love unfulfilled", and he "bucked Hollywood's penchant for happy endings". Even if it involves questionable motives or destructive alliances, there is at least one type of hero quest in virtually all of his films. The quest is preferable to the spiritless, amoral routines of life.His best films have lean, fast-paced scripts and vibrant plots and characterizations, and many of them deal with avarice and unfulfilled quests. The human condition and literature offered a road map for exploring that condition, according to Tony Tracy and Roddy Flynn. In many of his films, he tried to express his interest in the grand narratives of the twentieth century, such as "faith, meaning, truth, freedom, psychology, colonialism, war and capitalism". To Jameson, all of <mask>'s films are adaptations, and he believes that there is a "cohesive world-view, not only thematically but also stylistically; there is the <mask> look". The "Huston look" was noted by James Agee, who said that the look proceeds from <mask>'s sense of what is natural to the eye and his delicate, simple feeling for space relationships. In Red Badge of Courage, for example, he sought to translate the interior essence of literature to film with dramatic and visual tension, as he did in Under the Volcano. Religion is one of the themes that runs through many of <mask>'s films.Richard Burton, while preaching a sermon to his congregation, seems "lost, confused, his speech is gibberish", as Kaminsky notes in The Night of the Iguana. Kaminsky says that religion is seen as part of the fantasy world and that the actors must overcome it to survive. "These religious zealots advise a move away from the pleasure of the world and human love, a world that <mask> believes in," concludes Kaminsky. The Bible and Wise Blood had religious themes. According to Barson, <mask> was one of the most interesting directors of the past sixty years, although he was among the "least consistent" filmmakers. Many of his films did poorly and were criticized as a result. In 1972 he commented to a writer, "Criticism isn't a new experience for me."Pictures that are now thought of as classics weren't all that well thought of when they came out. After an interview a few years before he died, the reporter writes that "<mask> said he missed the major studio era when people were more interested in making movies than making money." Roger Ebert said in his review of Fat City that he had a fascination with people who weren't famous. The characters in the movies don't set out to achieve what they want. In The Maltese Falcon, Sam Spade ends up without a partner and a woman he thought he could trust. Everyone is a loser in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, and the gold is lost in the dust. Ahab is in "Moby Dick".The career Army officer in Reflections in a Golden Eye, as well as the career officer in The African Queen, all fall short of their plans. The African Queen has a happy ending, but it feels tacked on and ridiculous, and the Queen destroys the German steamer. This is a theme we find in <mask>'s work, but rarely does he fit it to characters and a time and place as well as in Fat City. <mask> was a professional boxer for a while, and not a very good one. George Stevens, Jr. notes that while many directors rely on post-production editing to shape their final work, <mask> created his films while they were being shot: "I don't even know the editor of my films most of the time." Most directors use the camera like a machine gun because they don't know what they want. <mask> uses it to kill people.<mask> recalled what he said to him when he was fooling around with a Kodak Super 8: "and I was shooting all these various things." He told them to stop doing that. I asked, 'What?' He asked, "When you go from left to right and right to left, what do you do?" I looked from left to right. I gave up. What do I do?He said, "You blink." That's a cut. "He shot economically, shunning the many protective shots favored by timid directors, and edited cerebrally so that financial backers would have trouble trying to cut scenes," said PeterFlint, a film writer. Most of his films were shot on location, and he played poker with the cast and crew on Sundays. The ideal film, which I've never succeeded in making, would be as though the reel were behind one's eyes and you were projecting it yourself, seeing what you wish to see. This has a lot in common with thought processes, that's why I think the camera is an eye as well as a mind. Everything we do with the camera is important.According to Kaminsky, most of the vision came from his experience as a painter on the streets of Paris. He worked at art for over a year and a half. He was a painter for most of his life. Kaminsky says that most of the films made by <mask> reflected this prime interest in the image, the moving portrait and the use of color. Stylistic framing was used in a lot of his directing. In his first film, The Maltese Falcon, <mask> sketched out all of his scenes "like canvases of paintings". Anjelica <mask> said that her father was a painter and that he didn't miss a trick.To producer George Stevens, Jr., <mask> symbolized "intellect, charm and physical grace" within the film industry. He says, "He was the most charismatic of the directors I knew, speaking with a soothing, melodic voice that was often mimicked, but was unique to him." On September 25, 1933, a Brazilian dancer named Tosca Roulien was struck and killed by a car on Sunset Boulevard. The media frenzy forced <mask> to take a break from public performance and work as a screenwriter. An inquest found no blame for the accident. Zita was injured when he crashed into a parked car. As she was thrown through the car, she suffered head trauma.He was charged with driving while intoxicated. While living in Ireland, <mask> loved hunting. He had been an amateur boxer, reporter, short-story writer, portrait artist in Paris, a cavalry rider in Mexico, and a documentary filmmaker during World War II. He enjoyed hard liquor and relationships with women. He was described by Stevens as someone who lived life to its fullest. Barson thinks that <mask>'s life as a rebel would make for an even more engaging tale than most of his movies. He hated Beverly Hills and thought it was fake, according to his daughter.He didn't like it and wasn't interested in it. He liked to be in the wild places and he liked animals as much as he liked people. <mask>'s religious beliefs are hard to determine, but it has been suggested that he was an unbeliever. He said that he did not have an orthodox religion. Anjelica was raised a Roman Catholic. <mask> was married many times. He had five wives.Black was born in 1933. Evelyn Keyes was born in 1945. Celeste Shane died in 1969 and Enrica Soma died in 1950. The youthful marriage ended after seven years. Black was born in 1937. During his marriage to Black he had an affair with a married New York woman. She and her husband were said to have made love so much that they broke a friend's bed.Evelyn Keyes was born in 1916. <mask> discovered an orphan in Mexico who was adopted by them. Enrica Soma died in a car accident in 1969 at the age of 39. They had two children. <mask> is an actor, and Anjelica <mask> is an actress. 1951). <mask> was fathered by <mask> during the marriage.The author was ZOE SULILAS. Danny became an actor. During their marriage, Soma had a child from an extramarital affair. Allegra <mask> was her daughter. The child of <mask> was born in 1964. He treated the girl as one of his own children after she died. Celeste Shane was born in 1972In his book, An Open Book, he refers to her as a "crocodile" and says that if he had his life to do over, he wouldn't have married a fifth time. George Hodel and Ernest Hemingway were his friends. At Humphrey Bogart's funeral, <mask> delivered the eulogy. The home of Garech Browne, a member of the Guinness family, was visited by <mask> in 1951. He purchased and restored a Georgian home on one of his visits to Ireland. He was the Master of Fox Hounds of the County Galway Hunt from 1960 to 1971. He became an Irish citizen in 1964.Kylemore Abbey was where his daughter Anjelica attended school. The film school on the NUI Galway campus is dedicated to him. He wrote in his autobiography that "nothing has played a more important role in my life" and that he was an accomplished painter. He dropped out of the Smith School of Art in Los Angeles when he was a young man. The Art Students League of New York was where he studied. He had studios in each of his homes. He had a large collection of art, including Pre-Columbian art.He was diagnosed with emphysema in 1978. He wasn't able to breathe for more than twenty minutes by the last year of his life. Three weeks after his 81st birthday, he died of lung disease in his rented home in Rhode Island. His mother is buried in the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. The Academy Film Archive has a moving image collection of <mask>. The film material at the Academy Film Archive is complemented by production files, photographs, and personal correspondence found in the <mask> papers. <mask>'s home movies were preserved in the film archive.When he was nominated for the Best Director Oscar at the ripe old age of 78, he was the oldest person ever to be nominated. He won two Oscars for his work on The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. The film was nominated for a Golden Globe. He received awards from the American Film Institute and the U.S. National Board of Review of Motion Pictures. The <mask>s are the first family to have three generations of Academy Award winners, with Walter and Anjelica winning Oscars in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre and Prizzi's Honor, respectively. She was directed in 1969 by him. In addition, he directed 13 other actors in Oscar-nominated performances.In 1960, he was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The Writers Guild of America gave the award to <mask>. 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texts: A British politician who served as First Secretary of State from 2001 to 2007, and as the deputy Prime Minister from 1997 to 2007, is named <mask>. From 1970 to 2010 he was the Member of Parliament for Kingston upon Hull East. He was seen as a key conciliator in the relationship between Tony Blair and Gordon Brown because he was seen as the political link to the working class in the Labour Party. He failed the eleven-plus entrance exam for grammar school and worked as a ship's steward and trade union activist. He graduated from the University of Hull. He was elected to the latter office in the 1994 Labour Party leadership election. After Labour's victory in the 1997 election, he was appointed deputy prime minister and later first secretary of state.Tony Blair's resignation as Prime Minister coincides with his resignation as deputy prime minister. He was replaced as deputy leader of the Labour Party after an election. He became a life peer in the House of Lords after retiring as a Member of Parliament. He was the Labour candidate in the 2012 election but lost to the Conservative candidate. He resigned from the Privy Council because of delays to the introduction of press regulation. He returned to politics in February of 2015. The grandson of a miner and the son of a railway signalman was born in Prestatyn, Wales, on May 31, 1938.He said in 2009, "I've always felt very proud of Wales and being Welsh...I was born in Wales, went to school in Wales and my mother was Welsh." I'm from Wales. My place of birth is my country. He was brought up in Brinsworth in the West Riding of Yorkshire, England, after leaving Wales at the age of four. He failed the 11-plus exam at Brinsworth Manor School in 1949 and went to Rotherham Grammar School. He attended Grange Secondary Modern School after his family moved to Chester. As a waiter in the Merchant Navy, he avoided National Service and became a popular left-wing union activist.During his time in the Merchant Navy, he took a cruise from England to New Zealand. After his resignation as British Prime Minister, Sir Anthony Eden was among the passengers. The "real gentleman" is said to be SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA <mask>den, who stayed in his cabin much of the time. He married a woman named Lilly Tilston at a church in Chester. He obtained a degree in economics and politics from the Ruskin College, which specialized in courses for union officials. He obtained a degree in economics and economic history from the University of Hull in 1968.After working for the National Union of Seamen as a full-time official, he was elected to the House of Commons as a Member of Parliament for Kingston upon Hull East in 1970, succeeding Commander Harry Pursey. The Conservative challenger was defeated. He tried to become an MP in 1966 but came in second place, 9,500 votes behind the Conservative candidate. He served as a Member of the European Parliament and Leader of the Labour Group at the same time. Roy Hattersley was reelected as deputy leader despite being challenged by Eric Heffer. The 1992 deputy leadership election was won by Margaret Beckett. The introduction of "one member, one vote" for the selection and reshuffling of Labour Parliamentary candidates at the Labour Party Conference in 1993 secured the career of the man who held various posts in Labour's Shadow Cabinet.<mask>'s death led to a party leadership election in 1994 in which <mask> stood for both leader and deputy leader. Tony Blair was elected the new leader. The head of the newly created Department for Environment, Transport and the Regions was made the deputy prime minister after the formation of the Labour government in 1997. In the United Kingdom, the title of deputy prime minister is only used occasionally, and there is no constitutional power given to it. When the Prime Minister is unavailable, the deputy prime minister stands in, and they attended various meetings on Tony Blair's behalf. Since his position as Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions ended in 2001, his remuneration was based on that position. The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and the Department for Transport were established as separate entities.The title of First Secretary of State was given to the deputy prime minister. The areas remaining under the responsibility of the deputy prime minister were administered in 2001 by an Office of the deputy prime minister. When the Department for Transport, Local Government and the Regions was absorbed into the Cabinet Office in 2002, this became a department in its own right. Local and regional government, housing, communities and the fire service were all responsibility of the ODPM. The UK played a major role in the successful negotiations on the Kyoto Protocol on climate change, as well as leading the UK delegation at the discussions. In recognition of his work in delivering the Kyoto Treaty, Tony Blair asked him to work with the Foreign Secretary and the Environment Secretary on developing the Government's post-Kyoto agenda. A complete ban on the use of any Asbestos containing products in the United Kingdom was put in place by the minister on 24 November 1999.<mask> pursued an integrated public transport policy when he was in office. He said on 6 June 1997 that he would fail if there weren't as many car journeys in five years. It's a tall order but I want you to hold me to it. By June 2002, car traffic was up by 7%. Friends of the Earth's Tony Bosworth said that the government's transport policy has failed. If car volume is to be reduced, the need for effective public transport alternatives is important. His policy led to the debate on road pricing.In 1999, an official chauffeur-driven car was used to transport <mask> and his wife from their hotel to the venue of the Labour Party Conference, where he gave a speech on how to encourage the use of public transport. Because of the security reasons, my wife doesn't like to have her hair done. Have you got a silly question? On four occasions, he was fined for speeding. The privatisation of the railway industry had a rocky relationship with rail regulation. He opposed the privatisation of the industry while the Labour Party was in opposition and disliked the party's policy of committing to renationalise the industry only when resources allowed. He reluctantly supported the alternative policy that the rail industry should be subject to closer regulation by the Rail Regulator and the Strategic Rail Authority.In the June 1996 prospectus for the sale of Railtrack shares, the Labour Party's policy was spelled out in some detail, and was seen as having depressed the price of the shares. Despite receiving a standing ovation from the audience at the Labour Party conference in 1998, Transport Minister <mask> criticized deputy prime minister <mask> for his statement that the privatised railway was a "national disgrace". The companies felt that they had had some successes in cutting costs and generating new revenues in the short time since their transfer to private sector hands, and that the criticisms were premature and unfair. In that speech, he announced that he would be taking a much tougher line with the companies and that he would be having a "spring clean" of the industry. The Rail Regulator <mask> QC and the Director of Passenger Rail Franchising <mask>'Brien were both appointed by the previous Conservative government. The rail industry needed an element of stability and certainty if it was to plan its activities effectively, according to a transport White Paper published in 1998. The Strategic Rail Authority would take over from the Director of Passenger Rail Franchising, whose office would be wound up, in February 1999, after the regulation of the passenger rail operators fell to Sir Alastair Morton.Tom Winsor was appointed the new Rail Regulator in July 1999. The railway industry needed a shake-up in its institutional, operational, engineering and economic matrix to attract and retain private investment and enable the companies within it to become strong, competent and successful. A new system for guiding members' conduct was introduced after 2001. The new system included a Code of Conduct which all local authorities were required to adopt, and it gave guidance on when Councillors should not speak or vote on a matter if they have an interest in it. The new system made the system more formal and introduced specific sanctions, which was criticized for preventing councillors from representing the views of their local communities. Regional government in England was supported by <mask>. Regional Assembly was introduced early in his term to oversee the work of new Regional Development Agencies in the regions of England.After Labour's second election victory, he pressed for the introduction of elected regional assembly, which would have seen about 25 to 35 members elected under a similar electoral system to that used for the London Assembly. The government had to hold regional referendums on the change because of opposition. The first three were supposed to be in the North-East, North-West and Yorkshire and the Humber. In November 2004, the North-East referendum was the first where support was felt to be strongest, but it resulted in an overwhelming vote against it. The plan for elected regional assembly was put on hold. The minister responsible for housing put added pressure on housing during his tenure because of a rising number of households. 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When tenants voted to stay with the council in 2002, the campaign to abolish council housing ran out of steam. In 1997 a previous attempt to privatise all the council housing in Camden failed. He made public his opposition to Tony Blair's plans to give state schools the right to govern their finances and admission policies, and to increase the number of city academies.Since Blair's election as leader in 1994, there has been no policy stance made against him. The move would create a two-tier educational system that would discriminate against the working class. He said that Labour was always better fighting class. Links with the grass roots of the Labour Party were kept in touch with the views of the traditional Labour voters throughout his career. He became an important figure in Tony Blair's "New Labour" movement as the representative of old Labour interests in the Shadow Cabinet. Relationships with the grass roots were not always easy when you were a

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texts: member of the establishment. At the BRIT Awards in 1998, Danbert Nobacon poured a jug of iced water over his friend.There had been a two-year industrial dispute in which dock workers in the city went on strike and then went on a lock-out. A reporter from the Daily Mirror threw water. Following revelations about his private life and a poor performance by Labour in the 2006 local elections, Ruth Kelly became the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government. He was given a seat in the Cabinet and a role as a special envoy to the Far East, as well as additional responsibilities chairing cabinet committees. It was announced that he would retain his full salary and pension entitlements even though he had lost his responsibilities. There was a rumour in July 2006 that Blair was going to replace him as Prime Minister with David Miliband, but nothing came of this. In a speech to the Labour Party Conference in Manchester, he apologized for the bad press he had caused the party.He said that he let himself down in the last year. When Blair resigned as prime minister, he would stand down as deputy leader. In January 2007, he announced in the House of Commons that he was in a happy demob stage. The deputy leader of the Labour Party resigned within 30 minutes of Blair announcing his resignation. Gordon Brown was elected leader of the Labour Party at a special conference in which the deputy leader, <mask>, received a standing ovation from the members present, in recognition of his many years of service to the party. He would take over from Tony Lloyd as the lead UK Representative in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe following his resignation. Shadow Europe Minister Mark Francois wished the translators good luck.He can sit on the Assembly of the Western European Union because he has an expenses allowance. He made his campaign against slave labour a key issue because of his role on the council. On 27 August 2007, he stated that he would not stand for re-election. His book, Prezza, My Story: Pulling no puncheses, was ghostwritten by Hunter Davies. During the 2010 general election campaign, he toured the UK in a white transit van called the "Battlebus" which was designed to canvass support for the Labour Party. He called Gordon Brown a "global giant" and was very supportive of him. On May 28, 2010 it was announced that a life peerage would be given to him.In interviews, he has stated that he is not religious. He did not swear an oath during his introduction in the House of Lords. The letters patent was gazetted on July 7th and he was introduced into the House on July 8th. Kingston upon Hull East is where the director of Super League rugby league club Hull Kingston Rovers is from. Diana Holland tookPukiWikiPukiWikiPukiWikiPukiWikiPukiWikiPukiWikiPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWikisPukiWiki The panel at the Iraq War Inquiry was chaired by <mask>. He was not sure about the legality, intelligence and information about Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction.Gordon Brown launched the inquiry in the summer of 2009. After the publication of the Chilcot Report, which was critical of the war but remained neutral on its legality, Tony Blair's Cabinet was given too little paper documentation to make decisions. In February 2012 it was announced that he would stand for Labour's nomination to be the first Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside Police. He was selected as the Labour candidate in June. In the November election, <mask> won the most first preference votes, but lost to Matthew Grove in the second count. The Queen, Elizabeth II, should abdicate due to her health. Several MPs criticized him for his position.He resigned from the Privy Council in protest at the delays to the introduction of press regulation. The resignation became effective on November 6th. A final decision on a new system of regulation will not be taken before 2015, despite the Coalition Government's insistence that the Privy Council must consider a cross-party Royal Charter. On 21 February 2015, it was announced that the former deputy prime minister would return to politics. The Shechtman International Leadership Award was presented to him in October 2015, for his contributions to sustainable development in politics. In June 2008, he played a policeman in the radio adaptation of The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists. He made a brief appearance as himself in the final episode of the show, in which there was a joke about a relationship he had with a character.A TV advert for price comparison website moneysupermarket.com and comedian Omid Djalili, which gently mocks events in his political career, began on 7 January 2011. He set a lap time of 1.56.7 on the "Star in the Reasonably Priced Car" segment of Top Gear, which was the second slowest in a Kia Ceed. He had a discussion with Jeremy Clarkson about his time in Government. He was in the film David Walliams' Exes. In October and November 2008, a two-part documentary, "Prescott: the Class System and Me" 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 In 2009, he was featured in a programme about his Welsh family history, with roots in Prestatyn and Chirk. In October 2009, he and his wife were featured in a documentary about the current state of the North-South Divide, as Northern Englanders used to live in the south of the country.Made in Britain 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 In 2003 he gave up the home he had rented from the union and in 2002 he left. A fifth of the property's market value was paid for by <mask>. The MPs overruled Elizabeth Filkin, the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards, and cleared him of not declaring the flat in the register of members' interests. After it was revealed that the council tax for the government flat he occupied at Admiralty House was paid from public money, he apologized. Over nearly nine years, he repaid the amount. Sexual infidelities have come under fire.He had an affair with his diary secretary between 2002 and 2004. The affair is said to have started after an office party and took place during meetings at the grace-and-favour flat. Andrew Robathan tabled questions in the House of Commons over the reported entertainment of Temple at Dorneywood, his official residence, which raised questions over the possible misuse of public finances. Despite losing his department, he kept the benefits of the deputy prime minister. He was criticized for visiting the American billionaire Phil Anschutz who was bidding for the government licence to build a super casino in the UK, and questioned over his involvement in the business of his son. When Tony Blair was out of the country, he was photographed playing croquet at Dorneywood, his then "grace and favour" home. The game was so divorced from his working-class roots that he gave up the use of the house and was mocked in the media.He said that he had not been acting Prime Minister when he played croquet, contrary to reports. The Sunday Times quoted Linda McDougall, wife of Austin Mitchell, as saying that in 1978 he put his hand up her skirt and pushed her against a wall when she opened the door for him. leaked details of MPs' expenses were published by The Daily Telegraph. The Telegraph reported that he had claimed over three hundred dollars for fitting mock Tudor beams to his home and for two new toilet seats. According to the rules of the House of Commons, every expense was within the rules. On 16 May 2001, when arriving for a rally in Rhyl, he was attacked by a pro-hunting advocate throwing an egg at him. The protester was punched by <mask>.A brief fight was broken up by police and bystanders. The nickname "Two Jabs" was earned by this. The British press had a reputation for confused speech and poor spelling. "It's like someone has flipped open his head and stuck in an egg whisk when he opens his mouth," said Simon Hoggart, a columnist for the Guardian. According to a story in Jeremy Paxman's The Political Animal, if you want to be a parliamentary transcripter, you have to listen to one of the speeches of <mask> and write down what you think he was saying. He spoke in clear, concise sentences and his point was always understandable according to Liz Davies. He appears to choose his words with care, contrary to his television and parliamentary image.During his political career, the media attached various sobriquets to him. As various misfortunes befell him, the sobriquets became more colourful, leading to "Two Jags", which set the template for later nicknames. One Jaguar was used as his official ministerial car. He referred to his former country house as "Two Shacks" after he retaliated against a protester in 2001. Newspapers dubbed him "Two Shags" and "No Jobs" after he lost his department in a cabinet shuffle. In 1991, he was banned from driving after being convicted of speeding. He was nicknamed "Two bans".A number of incidents have caused a lot of interest in the media. During the 2001 election campaign, Craig Evans threw an egg at <mask>, who was campaigning in Rhyl. The former amateur boxer immediately responded with a left to the jaw. Television cameras captured the incident that overshadowed the launch of the Labour Party manifesto. Tony Blair said "<mask> is <mask>". According to a National Opinion Polls survey, the incident did not cause any harm to <mask>, and may have helped his standing with male voters. He thought I was against fox-hunting because I wanted to keep it.Personal life <mask> and Pauline Tilston were married in 1961. They have two boys. The elder is a businessman. David was the Labour candidate for Gainsborough in 2015, but failed to be selected for his father's parliamentary seat in Hull. She gave up her son for adoption because she had a son by an American airman. Diabetes was diagnosed in 1990 but it wasn't publicly disclosed until 2002. On June 2, 2007, he was admitted to the hospital after being taken ill on a train from his constituency in Hull to London King's Cross.He was treated for pneumonia at University College Hospital. He was moved to a high-dependency ward because of his age and the fact that he has diabetes. On June 6, 2007, it was reported in the media that his condition was stable and that he was sitting up and laughing with hospital staff. He was released from the hospital on June 10, 2007, to continue his recovery. In April 2008, he said that he had suffered from the eating disorder bulimia nervosa, which he believed was brought on by stress, from the 1980s until 2007. He was admitted to Hull Royal Infirmary after suffering a stroke. He returned to his job.The Cabinet of the United Kingdom notes References External

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title: Hajduk Veljko

texts: One of the vojvodas was <mask>, also known as <mask>. He was a hero of the Uprising. He was born in Lenovac, near Zajear, in the Crna Reka nahija, into the family of Petar. He had two brothers who were younger than him. Peter the Cheese Maker was the name of his father's business because he sold so much cheese. <mask> was an unruly kid, but his father was very calm. He was a head herder among the local herders in his youth.The local Turks would visit their house and eat their food, drinking and taking cheese, butter oil, and milk. Osman Pazvantolu's krdalije, who were deemed rebels by the Sultan, fought the Imperial troops at Crna Reka, and then continued to attack local Turks who were loyal to the Sultan. <mask> was only 15 years old when he left his parents and brothers. He was hired by the Vojvoda of Poarevac to prepare food after he left for another place. At Easter time, he danced the kolo with his friends, forgetting to prepare the important dinner for his master. Veljko fled after his master tried to beat him. In the winter of 1803, Glava arranged for <mask> to stay at a house in Dubona, where he would work as a shepherd.<mask> married Marija, a widow and relative of Glava, in the same village. The Slaughter of the Knezes took place after the wedding, in which prominent Serb leaders were executed. The Serbian population took measures of self-defence as a result of the executions. <mask> asked his wife for weapons and joined Glava' bands after hearing of Karaore's activities. When Karaore arrived at the Meeting of the Lord, February 2, 1804, he was chosen by the people. As the Uprising developed, Glava lay away his weapon, and <mask> served the Vojvoda ua Vulievi. The Turks killed Vojvoda ua in 1805.Vujica Vulievi was put in ua's place. One of Vujica's buljukbaica was Veljko. He excelled in combat with Vujica Vulievi. He became a buljubaa and was given permission by the Council to cause rebellion in the areas of Crna Reka. He defended Soko Banja from the Turks despite being outnumbered. His personal bravery won him praise and fame throughout Serbia and the Balkans. He was decorated with the Russian Golden Cross for bravery.He was wounded in the battle of Varvarin and became crippled. Voivoda of the Timok Valley was sent to Negotin in the Timok Valley. Veljko destroyed the Turkish cavalry at the village of Bukove in 1813. Veljko retreated to Negotin to defend it. In the summer of 1813, large battles took place around Negotin. The Turks began to attack Negotin. Turkish soldiers attacked Negotin, which was defended by Serbian soldiers.Negotin was fortified by <mask> and he waited for the Turks. Baba Finka was the tallest tower in which <mask> lived. Together with <mask> were his brothers. There were many other prominent buljubae and Dimbae Hadi-Nikola. The expected aid that Veljko had requested didn't arrive, so Veljko ordered all tin objects in the city to be melted down, and he ordered metal coins to be put into the cannons. After twenty days of heroic defence, he ordered the repair of his moat. He died very quickly.The Battle of Negotin ended with Turkish casualties and Serbian rebels escaping. His brother buried him at Negotin's church. Turks conquered all Krajina after <mask>'s death. His famous words are: Glavu dajem, Krajinu ne dajem. Before the Battle of Negotin, his friend Vuk Karadi suggested that he send his gold, jewels and other valuables to his family so they wouldn't fall into Turkish hands. <mask> didn't believe it was proper for a war hero to be killed and penniless. His personal reputation and glory were more important than his gold.There were songs about Legacy when he was a popular hero. There are over 70 poems about him. "Almond tree grew to me" and "Painful lies the Black Mustapha" are some of the most well-known songs. The comic on the person of <mask> Petrovi was created by Serbian comic author ivorad Atanackovi. fringe theories that <mask> was from Bulgaria have been portrayed by some historians. The 100 most prominent Serbs include him. Serbian Revolutionaries References External links 1780s births 1813 deaths People from Zajear 18th-century Serbian people 19th-century Serbian people People of the First Serbian Uprising

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title: David Jones (rugby, born 1881)

texts: <mask> "Tarw" <mask>, also known as <mask>, was a Welsh dual-code international rugby union and rugby league footballer. He was a member of the Welsh team that beat the All Blacks in 1905 in a game that was considered one of the greatest in the history of rugby union. <mask> is the only Welsh player to have been part of a team that beat the All Blacks in the union and league game. <mask> gained the nickname Tarw (Welsh for bull) from his imposing stature, standing at 6'1'' and weighing almost 16 stone. A collier from the area who later became a policeman and then a rugby player, played club rugby as a forward for Treherbert and then later Aberdare. He was banned from rugby union and forced to switch to rugby league because of a scandal. The personal history of <mask> is that he was born in Tynewydd, a small village in the Rhondda Valley.Like his father before him, <mask> became a coal miner. <mask> became a police officer after finding employment outside the mining industry. Reports from his time as an officer help to explain his unconventional character on and off the pitch. According to one story, <mask> forcibly ejected the inspector from the station when he became annoyed with him. He was disciplined by the police force for selling tickets while still on duty. <mask> ran two pubs after leaving rugby; the Eagle Hotel in Aberdare and the Castle Hotel in Treherbert. He was wounded at the Battle of the Somme in World War I and his health was affected for the rest of his life.<mask> died in South Wales in 1933. <mask> was chosen from clubs in the South Wales valleys to bolster the Welsh forward pack. He played in his first international game at the age of 20 against England and went on to play in more than a dozen games for Wales. <mask> was a powerful man with a heavy tackle and was used as an impact player and although he was recognised as a lock forward his international career saw him play in several positions including one game where he was given the number 8 shirt against Ireland in 1905. <mask> was part of two Triple Crown winning sides. In 1905, <mask> was chosen to face the All Blacks in the famous Match of the Century Test match. The All Blacks have played 27 games without a loss, defeating the best British county and club teams as well as the England, Scottish and Irish national teams.Wales were the current Triple Crown holders and the game was built into a major contest by the press, some going as far as calling it The Game of the Century. Although reported as limping earlier in the week, <mask> played his part in a hard-fought game and followed a clear tactical game to give Wales a clear advantage. The All Blacks used seven men instead of the usual eight in their scrummage tactics and used a wedge formation to force their opponents back and then use the additional man to their advantage when the ball was released. The Welsh tactic may have been explained by the fact that Harding had played the All Blacks earlier in the tour. The Welsh used a seven-man scrummage pack, but with <mask> and Harding moving behind the pack, they were able to prevent the wedge push. The Welsh won by the narrowest of margins. After facing New Zealand for Wales, <mask> was selected to face the same touring side as part of the Glamorgan County team.The county team was poorly represented, as several players from the victorious Wales team had promised to play but eventually dropped out, until only <mask>, Will Joseph and Jack Williams remained. The team played well, with some excellent play. Billy Pullen failed to handle <mask>' overhead punt at the try line and <mask>' charge to the line was just brought short of a try. The team lost three tries to nil. In 1906, <mask> played his last rugby union game for Wales. In the team's narrow defeat by the South Africans, <mask> played well, but in the international he looked tired and poor at scrummaging. He retired from the field at the age of 25.After his weekly payment was cut from 10 to 5 shillings, <mask> was thought to have returned to Treherbert. <mask> received payment from the club which was against amateur union rules according to an ex-secretary. <mask> was banned from playing rugby union for life after an investigation. <mask> made national representative appearances for Wales in rugby league after being banned from playing rugby union. His appearance in the first ever full international played against a visiting southern hemisphere side saw him become Wales', and the Northern Hemisphere's second dual-code rugby international, just three years after fellow Rhondda. <mask> scored a try just minutes before the final whistle, which gave Wales the victory, as the game was played on a near frozen pitch. <mask> was the first player to play in winning teams in both league and union codes.<mask> was part of the Great Britain team that faced the New Zealand All Golds on 25 January. <mask> was the only representative from a Welsh club in the British team. The British defeated the New Zealand team 14–6 in the first test on February 8. <mask> wasn't a part of the British team for the third and final test after Great Britain lost the second test. <mask> ended his international rugby league career a few months later when he played for Wales in a 35–18 win over England. 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title: John Sterling (sportscaster)

texts: <mask>, born July 4, 1938, is an American sportscaster, best known as the radio play-by-play commentator of Major League Baseball's New York Yankees. After calling 5,060 consecutive Yankees games, sterling took a four-game break in July 2019. He grew up on Manhattan's Upper East Side. Carl H.T. was an advertising executive. They are Gladys and Sloss. <mask> was one year old when the 1940 U.S. Census took place. He left school to start his career in radio at a small station in Wellsville, New York.He began his broadcasting career in Baltimore, where he was the play-by-play man for the Baltimore Bullets in the 1971 NBA season. He played-by-play for Morgan State University football from 1971 to 1978. In 1971 he came to New York to host a talk show. He was the radio voice for the New York Raiders, the WFL's New York Stars, the NHL's New York Islanders, and the ABA/NBA's New York/New Jersey Nets. He co-hosted on cable segments with Mel Allen and was pre-game host on WMCA and WINS radio. WMCA, WVNJ, WOR-TV, and SportsChannel New York broadcasted Nets and Islanders games from 1975 to 1978. During his nine years in Atlanta, he hosted a sports call-in show on WSB radio and covered the Braves and Hawks for Turner Sports.The New York Yankees were broadcast on WABC radio in 1989. He calls games for the Yankees on WFAN radio and its affiliates in the New York Yankees Radio Network. Past announcing partners include: <mask>, Joe Angel, Michael Kay, and Charley Steiner. The Yankees decided to move to WFAN for ten years. He has a contract through the year 2022. The new contract with WFAN could result in a reduced schedule. As part of a promotion called "Rivalry in the Booth", Joe Castiglione and <mask> switched places in the fourth.The first MLB games were played in Europe. He took his first days off since 1989 from July 4 to July 7. The association with the Yankees is more than just announcing live games on the radio. He hosts the YES Network's Yankeeography series, which produces biographies of New York Yankees. The series has been nominated for several awards. The introductions and recaps are hosted by him. There is a nightly commentary feature on WCBS newscasts called "Sterling on Sports", in which he gives his take on a recent sporting event or sports news item.During the 6:15 PM sports report, there is a commentary. They work together representing the Yankees. The Yankees' Old-Timers' Day is announced. They presided at the "Key to the City" ceremonies after the Yankee World Series victories. The pair often serve as masters of ceremonies on and off the field for major Yankee events, including the 2000 ticker-tape parade held in the Yankees' honor after their World Series win. The Yankees have had several pre-game ceremonies, including the number retirements of Andy Pettitte, Tino Martinez, Joe Torre, and the 20th anniversary of the Yankees'. The nickname "Pa Pinstripe" was given to him by New York Daily News writer Bob Raissman.The Kitten Bowl was announced on the Hallmark Channel. The Brooklyn Nets and Atlanta Hawks game was broadcasted on the YES Network. There are several quirks that mark his broadcasts as distinctive, very unusual, and also divisive. In addition to a colorful vocal personality, <mask> has distinguished himself for sometimes characterizing plays differently than they appear and for his announcing errors, habits that spark high feelings in fans and lead to comparisons with broadcasters like Phil Rizzuto. The final out of the Yankees victory was called by <mask>. The Yankees won! The Yankees win!The length of the word "the" is longer after dramatic victories, as well as after victories resulting in titles. Before Frank Sinatra's cover of "Theme from New York, New York" is played, it has been played over the public address system at Yankee Stadium. The phrase evolved from the call of Mel Hall's game-winning three-run homer in the ninthinning on May 27, 1991, to give the Yankees a dramatic Memorial Day win over Boston. His home run call on the radio is "It is high, it is far, it is gone!" Every Yankee player is given a personalized home run slogan. "It's a back to back!" is what <mask> says when 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 A belly to belly!He will say "theeeeeee pitch" before a pitch. If a batter misses a pitch, sterling will say "cuuuuut on-and-missed", followed by on-n-miss. "Get him out swinging!" he says after a strikeout. He calls it "STRIIIIKE three!" I'm in strike. When he emphasizes the word "the", as one of his signatures, he uses the long  "thee" but the short  "thuh". The style of play calling is criticized by the media.He is criticized by Craig and Phil for his calls. JimNorton of The Opie and Anthony Show made fun of the player's nickname and emphasis on the "mmm" sound. He is a resident of New Jersey. He lived in Teaneck, New Jersey. He was divorced in 2008 after 12 years of marriage and is the father of four, including a set of triplets. In January 2015, he was one of hundreds of people who were displaced by a fire. In August 2020, he was hospitalized for a blood infection.On September 1, 2021, after calling a Yankees game from Yankee Stadium, he was stranded in his car about a mile from his home in Edgewater, because of flooding from Hurricane Ida. Rickie was driving his Jeep Cherokee home when he rescued <mask>. There are external links to the New York Yankees biography.

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