title: Samuel Coleridge-Taylor

texts: <mask> was an English composer and conductor. When he had three tours of the United States in the early 1900s, he was referred to as the "African Mahler" by white New York musicians. He was known for his cantatas on the Song of Hiawatha. The first section was aired in 1898. Both of his children had musical careers. Their son adapted his father's music for a variety of performances. Their daughter became a composer-conductor.<mask>-Taylor was born in London in 1875 to Alice Hare Martin, an English woman, and Daniel Peter Hughes Taylor, a Krio man who had studied medicine in the capital. He was an administrator in West Africa. Daniel Taylor returned to Africa without knowing that Alice was pregnant. At her birth, Alice Hare Martin's parents were not married. Alice Martin named her son after a famous poet. After she had the boy, Alice lived with her father and family. Her father was a skilled farrier and was married to a woman other than her mother; they had four daughters and at least one son.Alice and her father called each other. The family lived in the UK. Alice Martin was married to George Evans. There was a railway line at the end of their street. Taylor was raised in the area. There were many musicians on his mother's side. He started teaching it when he was young.His grandfather paid for the boy to have violin lessons when he was young. Taylor was arranged for to study at the Royal College of Music by his extended family at the age of 15. He was working under a professor when he changed from violin to composition. After completing his degree, Taylor became a professional musician, soon being appointed a professor at the Crystal Palace School of Music. A printer's typographical error is said to have led to the young man using the name "<mask>-Taylor". Daniel Taylor was appointed coroner for the British Empire in the Province of Senegambia in 1894. The marriage of Coleridge-Taylor and Walmisley took place in 1899.In 1893, he left the college six years older than him. Taylor was of mixed-race parentage and her parents objected to the marriage, but relented and attended the wedding. The couple had two children, one of which was named after a Native American. Both had careers in music. Early in life, she began to compose music, and later became a conductor-composer. By 1896, he was earning a reputation as a composer. Edward Elgar recommended him to the Three Choirs Festival.The premiere of his "Ballade in A minor" was there. His early work was influenced by the influential music editor and critic August Jaeger of Novello, who told him that Taylor was a genius. On the strength of Hiawatha's Wedding Feast, which was conducted by Professor Charles Villiers Stanford at its 1898 premiere and proved to be highly popular, Coleridge-Taylor made three tours of the United States. He became more interested in his paternal heritage in the United States. At the 1900 First Pan-African Conference held in London, Coleridge-Taylor was the youngest delegate and met leading Americans through this connection, including W.E.B. Du Bois. Thousands of Black Loyalists who were freed by the British at the end of the American War of Independence were resettling in Nova Scotia.Others were relocated to London and the Caribbean. The British established a colony for free blacks in Sierra Leone after 1200 blacks from Nova Scotia left what they considered to be a hostile climate and society. Black Loyalists joined free blacks from London and were joined by maroons from Jamaica and slaves liberated from illegal slave ships by the British navy. He was interested in his father's family's past in the US so he considered moving there. It was rare for a man of African descent to be received by a president at the White House. He had a lot of support from African Americans. He wanted to integrate traditional African music into the classical tradition, which he considered to have been done by Johannes Brahms and Antonn Dvok.Some of Taylor's poems were set to music. The joint recital was arranged by the US Ambassador in London. Henry Francis Downing is an African-American playwright who lives in London. Coleridge-Taylor was encouraged to draw from his Sierra Leonean ancestry and the music of the African continent by other black people. He was invited to be a judge at music festivals due to his success. He was said to be shy but still effective as a conductor. Composers were not paid a lot of money for their work, and they often sold the rights to works to make quick money.They lost royalties from the publishers who invested in the music distribution through publication. The popular Hiawatha's Wedding Feast sold hundreds of thousands of copies, but the music was sold for 15 pounds, so it didn't benefit from it. After achieving wide renown, he was able to retain his rights and earn royalties for other compositions. He died of pneumonia at the age of 37. He died due to the stress of his financial situation. He was buried in Bandon Hill Cemetery. He was buried with his wife, daughter and son.Four bars of music from the composer's best-known work, Hiawatha, and a tribute from his close friend, the poet Alfred Noyes, are included in the inscription on the gravestone. In 1912 a memorial concert was held at the Royal Albert Hall and raised over $1400 for the composer's family. The Song of Hiawatha was one of the most successful and popular works written in the previous 50 years, but after the death of the author, musicians were concerned that he and his family had not received any royalties. He sold the rights early in order to make money. His case led to the formation of the Performing Rights Society, an effort to gain revenues for musicians through performance as well as publication and distribution of music. The work of Coleridge-Taylor was popular. He was supported by Malcolm Sargent.There were ten seasons of a large costumed ballet version of The Song of Hiawatha at the Royal Albert Hall, performed by the Royal Choral Society and 200 dancers. In the decades after his death, Legacy Coleridge-Taylor's cantata Hiawatha's Wedding Feast was performed by many groups in England. It was second only to Handel's Messiah in popularity. The composer followed Hiawatha's Wedding Feast with two other cantatas. The Song of Hiawatha was published with all three of them. 30. Hundreds of choristers and scenery covering the organ loft were involved in the popular Hiawatha seasons at the Royal Albert Hall.The Wedding Feast is occasionally revived. The African Dances for violin are one of the works that Coleridge-Taylor composed. The Petite Suite de Concert is still being played. He wrote a poem called "The Legend of Kubla Khan". In 1901, a 200 voice African-American chorus was founded in Washington, D.C., named the Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Society. He was given the title "the African Mahler" by the white orchestral musicians in New York in 1910 after visiting the United States three times in the early 1900s. In Louisville, Kentucky, and Baltimore, Maryland, public schools were named after him.The violin concerto was written for the American violinist. The American performance of work was affected by the fact that parts were lost en route and not on the Titanic. Michael Hankinson, Anthony Marwood, and the London Philharmonic Orchestra have all recorded the piece. It was performed at Harvard University in the fall of 1998 by John McLaughlin Williams and William Thomas as part of the 100th anniversary celebration of the composition of Hiawatha's Wedding Feast. There are many articles, papers and books about Coleridge-Taylor's life and legacy that can be found through the Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Foundation. There are two plaques in his memory, one in South Norwood and the other in St Leonards Road, where he died. There is a metal figure in Charles Street.A two-hour documentary, <mask> Taylor and His Music in America, 1900– 1912, was made about him and includes a performance of several of his pieces, as well as information about him and his prominent place in music. It was produced by The Longfellow Chorus. The Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Story is a feature animation. It was shown in 2020 as part of Black History Month. The Chineke received the premier of the symphony in A minor on August 26, 2021. The orchestra is made up of Kalena Bovell. In 1999, PatrickMeadows identified three important chamber works by Coleridge-Taylor that had never been printed or made widely available to musicians.The Royal College of Music (RCM) Library has a handwritten version of the Piano Quintet. The first modern performance of the Piano Quintet took place on 7 November 2001 in the Philharmonic Hall. The recital had the Fantasiestcke. The British Library has live recordings of this performance. The artists were Andrew Berridge, Martin Anthony, Michael Parrott, and John Peace. The Nonet, Piano Quintet, and Piano Trio were printed by

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title: Alex Glenn

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texts: <mask> is a former rugby league player who captained and played for the Broncos in the National Rugby League. At international level, he has played. <mask> is of Cook Islands descent and was born in New Zealand. <mask> played junior rugby league with the Northcote Tigers before moving to the Gold Coast where he played for the Burleigh Bears. In 2007, <mask> was named in the Australian under 20s national touch football development squad, having represented at a national level throughout his teens, <mask> was also selected for U19 Qld State of Origin side but declined both opportunities to represent New Zealand in the future. He won the senior sportsperson of the year award at Miami State High School on the Gold Coast. In Wellington in 2007, <mask> played for the Junior Kiwis.<mask> was the captain of the Broncos NYC team. <mask> started at lock for the Broncos in the 2008 NYC Grand Final against the Raiders, which they lost in extra time. <mask> has three children with a single woman, who is engaged to him. <mask> made his first grade debut for the Broncos in the season opener against the Cowboys at Suncorp Stadium, playing off the interchange bench. <mask> scored his first career try in the Broncos 26–10 win over the New Zealand Warriors in Round 3. <mask> played in 26 matches and scored 6 tries in his first season in the NRL. <mask> pulled out of the Cook Islands squad for the Pacific Cup due to an injury.<mask> played most of the 2010 season in the position he was in. <mask> played in 22 matches for the Broncos and scored 2 tries. <mask> was selected in the test squad for New Zealand to play against Australia, however he did not play in the test. <mask> became the youngest ever captain of the Broncos in the absence of Lockyer. <mask> scored a try for the Broncos in the golden point extra time win. <mask> played in 27 matches for the Broncos and scored 9 tries. On 16 October 2011, <mask> made his international debut for the New Zealand in the post-season test game against Australia, starting at second-row in the Kiwis 42–6 loss at Hunter Stadium.<mask> was a member of the New Zealand team that played in the Four Nations tournament in England. <mask> extended his contract with the Broncos for three more years, keeping him at the club until the end of the 2015 season. <mask> was selected in the New Zealand team to play against Australia in the 2012 ANZAC Test, starting from the interchange bench in theKiwis 20–12 loss. <mask> scored 13 tries for the Broncos in the 2012 season. There were more tries scored by a forward in 2012 than any other year. Sam Thaiday was on origin duty when <mask> captained the Broncos. <mask> played in New Zealand's 20–12 loss to Australia in the October 2012 test match.<mask> played his 100th career match in the Broncos 22–6 win over the Dragons at WIN Stadium. <mask> was selected in the New Zealand team to play against Australia in the ANZAC Test. <mask> was originally selected on the interchange bench, but hours before the test game started, NZ captain Simon Mannering was ruled out of the game with a calf injury and <mask> was then named to lock, while Tohu Harris came into the team to fill his bench position. <mask> played in 20 matches and scored 2 tries for the Broncos in 2011. <mask> played in the Rugby League World Cup for New Zealand. <mask> was selected in the Broncos squad for the inaugural Auckland Nines. <mask> played in all of the Broncos 25 matches and scored 5 tries.<mask> was named in the New Zealand rugby league team's train-on squad for the Four Nations, but didn't make the final squad. <mask> was named in the Broncos squad for the Nines. <mask> played his 150th career match in the Broncos 12–10 loss to the Dragons at Jubilee Oval. <mask> re-signed with the Broncos on a 2-year deal in August of 2015. <mask> played second-row in the Broncos historic golden point loss to the Cowboys in the 2015 Rugby League Grand Final. <mask> played in 26 matches and scored 4 tries for the Broncos. <mask> was selected in the New Zealand squad to tour England.<mask> was one of four members of the grand final team to be included in the squad. <mask> played in 3 matches. <mask> was named to the Broncos Nines squad. <mask> was added to the New Zealand national rugby league team 19-man squad for the 2016 ANZAC Test but was ruled out due to a calf injury. <mask> played in 23 matches and scored 4 tries for the Broncos. <mask> was added to the New Zealand rugby league team for the Four Nations. <mask> had surgery on his shoulder and was unable to play in the tournament.<mask> played his 200th career match in the Broncos victory over Penrith in Round 9. <mask> started in the second row for the Cook Islands in their 32–22 Pacific Cup loss to New Zealand at Campbelltown Stadium. <mask> extended his contract with the Broncos on June 28, 2017. <mask> played in all of the Broncos 27 matches and scored 5 tries. <mask> played in 20 matches and scored 4 tries for the Broncos. <mask> was going to get a release from his contract with the Broncos to join the Gold Coast Titans because of the club trying to retain Matt Lodge and Tevita Pangai Junior. On 10 October, <mask> was named in the Cook Islands squad for the Rugby League World Cup 9s and on 16 November he was named captain of the team and they won 38–16.<mask> was named the captain of the Broncos. <mask> only made eight appearances for the Broncos in the 2020 season as the club finished last for the first time in their history and won the wooden spoon. <mask> retained the captaincy of the Broncos. He played in 18 games for the club. He scored his first try of the season in the win. He scored his last try in the game against the Cowboys. <mask> announced his retirement from the Broncos on the 19th of August.He ended his career with a 35 - 22 upset win against the Knights in round 25 of the season. Broncos captains Cook Islands national rugby league team captains Cook Islands national rugby league team players Junior Kiwis players New Zealand national rugby league team players New Zealand people of Cook Island descent

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title: Nicholas Fairbairn

texts: Sir <mask> was a Scottish politician. From October 1974 to October 1983 he was the Conservative Member of Parliament for Western Perthshire, and from October 1995 to November 1995 he was the Conservative Member of Parliament for Perth and Kinross. From 1979 to 1982 he was the Solicitor General for Scotland. The third child and second son of Mary Ann More-Gordon and <mask> was born on December 24, 1933. <mask>'s father adopted the maternal role after his mother rejected him at birth. For the next 20 years until old age, <mask>'s relationship with his father was affected like that of twins, with his father treating him as his equal and confidant. This relationship made me feel secure for the rest of my life and left me with a consistent feeling that I am still a child.He said he was named after Saint <mask> because he was born on Christmas Eve. He graduated with an MA and an LLB from the University of Edinburgh. He was called to the Scots Bar at the age of 23. His wife was a member of the Scottish aristocracy. Her father was the 13th Lord Reay. They divorced in 1979. In 1964 and 1966 he stood in the Edinburgh Central seat, which had been a Labour-held marginal seat.<mask>'s career began in the early 1970s. He was appointed a Scottish Queen's Counsel in 1972 After the former Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas- Home announced his retirement from Parliament between the 1974 elections, <mask> was selected to succeed him. He won the seat with just 53 votes over the Scottish National Party. Margaret Thatcher appointed him Solicitor-General for Scotland because of his right-wing views. He wrote that the functions of this office were to form a second pair of hands and a first brain for the Lord Advocate. As a senior advocate of some considerable achievement in the criminal courts, <mask> was expected to be appointed Lord Advocate when the Conservatives were elected.The Lord Justice General, Lord Emslie, was impelled to tell Thatcher that the Scottish judiciary and legal profession were opposed to having such a man as the senior law officer in Scotland. The Dean of the Faculty of Advocates, who was not a member of the Conservative Party, was given the post of Lord Advocate by Thatcher. The flamboyant Scottish baronial tartan dress was worn by <mask>. He used a silver miniature revolver on a chain attached to his belt. He was the only one to use the snuff box. He had a mistress who tried to kill herself. There was a controversy in Glasgow just as it seemed he had survived.The prosecution in the case of the gang rape of a young woman was dropped because she was too traumatised to be a credible witness. The Solicitor-General was told why by the journalist who telephoned him. This was a major violation of protocol, and <mask> had to resign. In his resignation letter of January 21, 1982, he admitted to making mistakes in his dealings with the press and that he should no longer be the Solicitor-General for Scotland. The victim brought a private prosecution after a media campaign. The case was called Carol X. One of the perpetrators was sentenced to 12 years in prison.The Glasgow Herald claimed that his decision to leave office had been forced upon him. He apparently had not considered resignation until he saw Margaret Thatcher in the Prime Minister's room in the House of Commons. He was confronted by a letter of resignation before he arrived. He agreed resignation was the best course of action after a ten minute discussion. Matthew Parris said after his departure that he showed his loyalty to Thatcher, who he described as "probably the warmest and kindest human being that those who have met her have ever encountered". In October 1982 he was cited in the divorce case of investment consultant Alasdair MacInnes for having an affair with his wife Suzanne. He launched an attack on the press for its hypocritical moral crusades.<mask> became a Trustee of the Royal Museums of Scotland in 1987. He was the President of the Society for the Preservation of Duddingston Village. The row over public funding of the arts began in 1976, when he called the members of Throbbing Gristle "wreckers of civilisation". Simple Minds and Annie Lennox were described as "left-wing scum" by him for taking part in the Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday tribute concert. "These so-called stars like Annie Lennox and Jim Kerr are just out to line their own pockets." It was the result of a desire to make money. He was knighted in 1988.Section 28 of the Local Government Act prohibited local authorities from promoting homosexuality. Peter Pears was described as suffering from the "morbid squint" of homosexuality. The House of Commons debated equality of age of consent for same and mixed- gender couples in 1994 and <mask> was called to order after starting a description of anal sex. He said that anal sex between men was pathological perversion. He voted against equalising the age of consent in 1994 despite being a supporter of the Scottish Minorities Group. He married Suzanne Mary Wheeler in 1983. The years of heavy drinking had taken their toll on <mask> and he died in office in 1995 at the age of 61.The seat was gained by Roseanna Cunningham of the Scottish National Party. After his death, there were allegations of child abuse and sexual assaults. He was accused of sexual assault. It was claimed that his name was included on a list of 'VIPs' who frequented a'paedophile-friendly' guest house in London. Scottish Conservative Party Members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom for Scottish constituencies were awarded knighthoods.

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title: Kit Harington

texts: <mask> is an English actor. He made his acting debut in the West End play War Horse at the National Theatre in 2009, playing the lead role of Albert Narracott. His breakthrough role as Jon Snow in the epic fantasy television series Game of Throne earned him international recognition and several awards, including a Golden Globe Award nomination. The leading role in the Gunpowder plot was played by <mask> in the series. His film roles include Pompeii and Testament of Youth. He voiced Eret in How to Train Your Dragon. The film Eternals was released in November of 2021.Deborah Jane (Catesby), a former playwright, and Sir <mask>, 15th Baronet, were the parents of Harington. His mother named him after Christopher Marlowe, whose first name was shortened to <mask>, a name <mask> prefers. He didn't know what his full name was until he was eleven years old. His patrilineal great-grandfather was Sir <mask>, 12th Baronet, and his uncle was Sir Nicholas John <mask>, 14th Baronet. The Haringtons are an ancient family that used to have a lordship in Cumberland. Harington descends from a Scottish politician. He is related to men who were involved in the Gunpowder Plot.He claims a family connection with the leader of the plot, Robert Catesby, on his mother's side, while through his father's side, he is related to King James I, the target of the assassination attempt. <mask> was a student at the school. He studied at the Chantry High School in Martley until 2003 when his family moved to Worcestershire. After watching a production of Waiting for Godot when he was 14, he became interested in acting. He studied Drama and Theatre at Sixth Form College. He was inspired to attend a drama school after seeing a performance in 2004. After graduating from Sixth Form in 2005, <mask> moved back to London and attended the Central School of Speech and Drama, graduating in 2008.<mask> wanted to become a journalist before he became an actor. He played Albert in the National Theatre's adaptation of War Horse. The play gained <mask> a lot of recognition. He was cast in his second play, a dark ensemble comedy about upper-class men at Oxford University. <mask> got his first television role as Jon Snow in the series Game of Throne after auditioning for it. The show was picked up by the network for a second season after just one season. <mask>'s role was mostly filmed in Northern Ireland.The eighth season of the series ended in April 2019. The power struggles among noble families as they fight for control of the Iron Throne of the Seven Kingdoms is chronicled in Game of thrones. The illegitimate son of Ned Stark is introduced as Jon Snow in the show. <mask> was praised for his portrayal of Snow. He was nominated for an award in 2012 for his role. <mask> was nominated for an award in 2016 for his work in a drama series. One of the highest-paid actors on television was <mask>, who made millions of dollars per episode of Game of Throne.In Silent Hill: Revelation 3D, <mask>. The film was a sequel to the film Silent Hill and was based on a video game. The Young Hollywood Awards celebrates the best emerging young talent in film, music and television. The first major lead role for <mask> was in the film Pompeii. The film was made in and around Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The actual city of Pompeii was used for some scenes. The film had a modest box office success.The film How to Train Your Dragon 2 won the Golden Globe Award for Best Animated Film and was nominated for an Academy Award. Seventh Son, a poorly received fantasy–adventure film, featured <mask> and Jeff Bridges. Billy Bradley was the first of Bridges' apprentices to be killed in the film. Ben Barnes is also in the film. On January 16, 2015, the film was released in the UK. The Mayor of London supported its world premiere at the British Film Institute London Film Festival. In December of 2014, it was announced that he would be starring in the film The Death and Life of John F. Donovan.The film will have its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. The film received poor reviews. 7 days in Hell was a short film about a seven-day tennis match. In June 2015, it was announced that <mask> would be starring in the film. <mask> played the main villain in the video game Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. He was in a West End production of Doctor Faustus. His performance as well as the production received poor reviews.In February of last year, it was reported that <mask> would write, star in and executive produce Gunpowder, a three-part historical drama for the BBC based on the real story of the Gunpowder Plot. Mark Gatiss, Liv Tyler and Peter Mullan played his ancestors. True West was written by Sam Shepard and will be directed by Matthew Dunster. The play was performed at the Vaudeville Theatre in London. He took part in a virtual performance of the play Burn in 2020. In September 2020, it was announced that he would be in the second season of Criminal: UK. The series received positive reviews.<mask> joined the Cinematic Universe in August of 2019. The role in Eternals was played by a man. The film was released in November. <mask> lives in Canonbury, London. He bought a country home in Suffolk for over two million dollars. The relationship between <mask> and Rose Leslie began in 2011. They announced their engagement in theForthcoming Marriages section of The Times.The couple were married at a church in Scotland. In September 2020, she posed for a magazine photo shoot. They had a boy in February 2021. Harington checked into a mental health facility in May to seek help for some personal issues. <mask> is a Manchester United fan. In 2015, Harington was part of a charity production of The Children's Monologues. The performance took place at the Royal Court Theatre.Dramatic Need helps vulnerable children in South Africa and Rwanda to build hope and self-belief in the face of conflict, trauma and hardship. The Royal Mencap Society is a leading organisation in the United Kingdom helping people with learning difficulties that also provides support for their families and caregivers. He was appointed as a patron of Longlands Care Farm, a charity located on a working livestock farm, in which they care for, mentor and support disadvantaged and vulnerable young people who are not succeeding in mainstream education. The UN's refugee agency released a video featuring <mask>, as well as Chiwetel Ejiofor, Peter Capaldi, Douglas Booth, Neil Gaiman, Keira Knightley, Juliet Stevenson, Jesse Eisenberg, and Stanley Tucci. The video, titled "What They Took With Them", has the actors reading a poem, written by Jenifer Toksvig and inspired by primary accounts of refugees, and is part of UNHCR's #WithRefugees campaign, which also includes a petition to governments to expand In August 2017, with a video backing Mencap #StopSleepInCrisis, Harington called on the government to fund six years' back pay for overnight caregivers. Harington said that the learning disability sector in the UK was on the verge of crisis.It can't pay the back-pay bill of $400 million. Many providers of this service face financial ruin. Some of the most vulnerable people in our society will be left, without care, without hope, and without an independent future. Stand with Mencap and support the people they care for. He was part of a group of actors who attended a charity event celebrating the life and work of Harold Pinter, directed by Jamie Lloyd. The Happy Birthday, Harold event took place at the Harold Pinter Theatre in London on 10 October and included a varied programme of Pinter's work. The money went to two of Pinter's favourite charities.21st century English male actors Alumni of the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama English male film actors English male stage actors English male television actors English male video game actors English male voice actors

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title: Alejandro Malaspina

texts: <mask> spent most of his life as a Spanish naval officer. He undertook a voyage around the world from 1786 to 1788, then from 1789 to 1794 he undertook a scientific expedition throughout the Pacific Ocean, exploring and mapping much of the west coast of the Americas from Cape Horn to the Gulf of Alaska. "Alessandro" was the name <mask> was given. He signed his letters "Alexandro" in Spanish, which is modernized to "<mask>" by scholars. <mask> was born in Mulazzo, a small principality that was part of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany, a fiefdom of the Holy Roman Empire. The family of Alessandro's parents were the Morellos. His family lived in Palermo with Giovanni Fogliani Sforza d'Aragona, the viceroy of Sicily.He studied at the Clementine College in Rome. He was accepted into the Order of Malta in 1773 and spent a year on the island learning to sail. The Royal Navy of Spain gave the rank of Guardiamarina to Naval service Malaspina. He received many promotions after taking part in a number of naval battles. <mask> was a part of the expedition to relieve Melilla. He was promoted to frigate-ensign. He was promoted to ship's ensign in 1776 after participating in the siege of Algiers.<mask> traveled to the Philippines from 1777 to 1779, rounding the Cape of Good Hope in both directions. He was promoted to lieutenant during the voyage. He was promoted to ship's lieutenant after he was in the Battle of Cape Santa Maria. <mask> served on a floating battery during the Great Siege of Gibraltar. <mask> was involved in the fighting at Cape Espartel in December of the same year. He was promoted to captain once more. He was accused of heresy in 1782 but was not arrested.During a trip to the Philippines, <mask> was second in command of the Asuncin. The route went by the Cape of Good Hope in both directions. In 1785, <mask> took part in hydrographic surveys and mapping of the coast of Spain. He was promoted to Lieutenant of the Company of the Guardiamarinas of Cdiz. <mask> made a circumnavigation of the world on behalf of the Royal Philippines Company. He was in charge of the ship. His route took him to the Cape of Good Hope.The military governor of Concepcin had six months before recommended that Spain organize an expedition to the Pacific similar to those led by Lapérouse and Cook. Following the visit of the Lapérouse expedition to Concepcion in March 1786, O'Higgins recommended it to Malaspina. Following the Astreas return to Spain, <mask>, in partnership with José de Bustamante, produced a proposal for an expedition. <mask> was informed of the government's acceptance of his plan a short time later. One of the officers of the Malaspina expedition confirmed the importance of the information sent by O'Higgins in stimulating the Government to initiate an extensive program of exploration in the Pacific. The acceptance of Malaspina's proposal was stimulated by the news that the Russian government was preparing an expedition to the North Pacific in order to claim territory around Nootka Sound that was also claimed by Spain. The Spanish government was approached in September of 1787.Almost all of the Spanish possessions in America and Asia were proposed to be visited by the explorers. Charles III was a promoter of science in the Spanish Empire. "Discovery" and "Daring" are the names of the two ships built under Malaspina's direction. Descubierta and Bustamante Atrevida were commanded by Malaspina. James Cook's Discovery and Resolution were honored by the names chosen by Malaspina. The ships were built at the La Carraca shipyard. They weighed in at 306 tons and were 36 metres long with a normal load displacement of 4.2 metres.On April 8, 1789, they were launched together. The expedition was led by <mask> and Bustamante. The expedition became known as the <mask>'s, but Bustamante was never considered a part of it. <mask> was acknowledged as the "chief of the expedition" even though he insisted on their equality. The expedition left Cdiz on July 30, 1789. After crossing South America by land and missing the boat, the bohemian naturalist joined in 1790 in Santiago de Chile. The recent voyages of James Cook and Jean-Franois de Galaup had scientific goals as well.<mask> was accompanied by some of the leading scientists of the day. The scientific data collected during the expedition surpassed that of Cook, but due to changed political circumstances in Spain <mask> was jailed and the reports and collections were banned from publication. Historians were largely unaware of the expedition's findings until the late 20th century. <mask> was investigating the political situation of the Viceroyalty of the Ro de la Plata. The expedition stopped at the ports of Concepcin and Valparaso after rounding Cape Horn. <mask> sailed to the Juan Fernndez Islands in order to resolve conflicting data on their location. The two captains were at the port of Callao.There were investigations into the political situation of the Viceroyalty. The coast was mapped to Acapulco, Mexico. The Viceroyalty of New Spain had a team of officers sent to Mexico City to investigate the archives. The king of Spain sent <mask> a dispatch ordering him to search for a Northwest Passage in the area of latitude 60 degrees N. <mask> was going to sail to Hawaii, Kamchatka, and the Pacific Northwest. He sailed from Acapulco to Port Mulgrave, which was rumored to be the location of the rumored passage. He surveyed the Alaskan coast west to Prince William Sound.The expedition made contact with the Tlingit. Spanish scholars studied the tribe and recorded information on social mores, language, economy, warfare, and burial practices. Tlingit daily life and portraits of tribal members were created by Tomas de Suria and José Cardero. The glacier between Icy Bay and Yakutat Bay was named after Malaspina. During the expedition, Luis Née collected and described many new plants. When Cook surveyed the coast west of Prince William Sound, <mask> stopped his search and sailed to the Spanish outpost at Nootka Sound. The expedition spent a fortnight at Nootka Sound.The expedition's scientists studied the Nuu-chah-nulth at Nootka. When <mask> arrived, the relationship between the Spanish and the Nootkas was at its lowest point. <mask> and his crew were able to improve the relationship, which was one of their objectives and reasons for stopping in the first place. The friendship between the Spanish and the Nootkas was strengthened because of <mask>'s generosity. The Nootka chief Maquinna was one of the most powerful chiefs in the region and had been very wary of the Spanish when they arrived. After the Nootka Crisis, his friendship strengthened the Spanish claim to Nootka Sound. The Spanish government wanted the Nootka to agree that the land upon which the outpost stood had been ceded legally.The desire had to do with Spain's negotiations with Britain. <mask> was able to get what the government wanted. After weeks of negotiations, the principal Nootka chief, Maquinna, agreed that the Spanish would always own the land they occupied. The Nootka Convention depended on this pact. The location of Nootka Sound was fixed and the expedition's chronometers were adjusted. Nootka Sound was mapped with an accuracy far greater than before. The channels were investigated.Calibration between Spanish and British charts was possible because the baseline established by Captain Cook was linked to the maps. There was an attempt to make a type of beer out of spruce needles that was hoped to have anti-scorbutic properties. The Spanish outpost received many useful goods from the expedition ships, including medicines, food, various tools and utensils. After leaving Nootka Sound, the two ships sailed south, stopping at the Spanish settlement and mission at Monterey, California, before returning to Mexico. The Strait of Juan de Fuca and the Strait of Georgia were explored by Malaspina in the 19th century. The Sutl were commanded by Dionisio Alcal Galiano and Mexicana. Both officers were in charge of Malaspina.The ships were to have been commanded by two pilots in Mexico, but <mask> arranged for his own officers to take over. <mask>'s expedition sailed from Mexico to the Pacific Ocean. They spent several months in the Philippines, mostly at Manila, after stopping briefly at Guam. Malaspina sent Bustamante to Macau. The expedition left the Philippines and sailed to New Zealand. They carried out gravity experiments at the southern end of New Zealand's South Island. <mask> sailed to Port Jackson.The British established Australia on the coast of New South Wales in the 18th century. As he reported to the colony's patron, Sir Joseph Banks, during the expedition's stay at Sydney Cove, New South Wales, in March–April 1793, he carried out observations and made collections relating to the natural history of the place. A Nation renowned throughout the world, which has left nothing untried, will also overcome with the happiest omens, by the most assiduous labour, and by its own determined spirit, the great obstacles opposing it in the foundation of what may one day become another Rome. During its visit to Port Jackson, twelve drawings were done by members of the expedition, which are a valuable record of the settlement in its early years. The English colony was included in the itinerary in response to a memo written by one of Malaspina's fellow naval officers who warned of the dangers it posed to the Spanish possessions in the Pacific. The colonists will be able to fit out lucrative privateers so as to cut all communication between the Philippines and the Americas. The confidential report he wrote after his visit echoed the warning from Muoz, "These possessions will have a navy of their own, obtaining from the Southern region whatever is necessary to establish it, and when they have it ready formed they will be able to invade our nearby possessions."The history of the invasions of the Huns and Alans in the most fertile provinces of Europe would be revived in our colonies. While

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texts: recognizing the strategic threat it posed to Spain's Pacific possessions in time of war, <mask> wrote: "It is not the concern of these paragraphs to demonstrate in detail the many schemes for these projected plunderings, so much as the easiest ways of preventing them." He preferred the peaceable approach of drawing attention to the commercial opportunity the new colony offered for a trade in food and livestock from Chile and the development of a viable trade route linking that country with the Philippines. Having seen carts and plows being drawn by convicts for want of animals in the colony, and having eaten meals with the colonists at which beef and mutton were considered rare luxuries, <mask> saw the trade in Chilean livestock as the key to a profitable commerce. He proposed that an agreement be signed with London for an Association of Traders, and for an agent of the colony to be resident in Chile. Conscious that the policy he was proposing was a bold and imaginative one in the face of Spain's traditional insistence on a national monopoly of trade and other relations within her empire, <mask> declared that it would have the advantage. The expedition spent a month at Vava'u, the northern archipelago of Tonga.They sailed to Callao and then to Talcahuanco. Before the expedition went to Cape Horn, the fjords of southern Chile were mapped. They stopped at the coast of Patagonia and the Falkland Islands. <mask> traveled through the central Atlantic Ocean to reach Cdiz in Spain. He had been at the sea for 62 months. The measurement of America's western coast was fixed by <mask> during the five years of this expedition. <mask> Glacier, later named after him, was named after him after he measured the height of Mount Saint Elias in Alaska.He outlined plans for the construction of the Panama Canal. The first major long distance sea voyage that experienced virtually no scurvy was <mask>'s expedition. Pedro Gonzlez, Malaspina's medical officer, believed that fresh oranges and lemons were essential for preventing scurvy. During a 56-day trip across the open sea, only one outbreak occurred. Five sailors came down with symptoms. All five were healthy after three days at Guam. James Cook made great progress against the disease, but other British captains found it hard to duplicate.For a long time it was impractical to store fruit or fruit juice on ships without the needed ascorbic acid. It was easy to get fresh fruit from Spain. In December 1794 <mask> met with King Charles IV and the Prime Minister. <mask> was promoted to fleet-brigadier in March 1795. The political situation in the Spanish colonies was examined by <mask> and he decided that Spain should free its colonies and form a confederation of states bound by international trade. He began trying to influence the Spanish government with these proposals. <mask> lost the support he used to have at the royal court due to the French Revolution.He was tricked by Prime Minister Godoy into thinking he was part of a plot to overthrow him. On April 20, 1796, Charles IV stripped <mask> of his rank and ordered that he be imprisoned in the isolated fortress of San Antn. <mask> was in the prison from 1796 to 1802. He wrote essays on a variety of topics while in prison. Napoleon worked to get <mask>'s release. He was exiled from Spain after being freed at the end of 1802. He settled in Pontremoli after leaving for his hometown of Mulazzo.The account of the 1789–94 expeditions was not published until the late 19th century because of Spain's conflict with France. The source material for the publication of <mask>'s expedition was scattered in archives to the present day. A lot of documents are lost, and those that survive are often in rough, semi-edited form. "This able navigator is more famous for his misfortunes than for his discoveries," wrote Alexander von Humboldt, an admirer of <mask>. It took two hundred years for most of the records of the expedition to be published. Luis Née's notes from Port Jackson in 1793 were published in 1800. All mention of <mask>'s name was removed from Dionisio Alcal Galiano's journal, which was published in 1802.An abbreviated narrative of the voyage was included in a two-volume work published in 1809 by José Espinosa y Tello. The narrative was translated into Russian by the admiral. The journal of Malaspina's voyage was first published in Russian in the official journal of the Russian Admiralty between 1824 and 1827, after a copy was obtained by the Russian ambassador in Madrid. The journal of Francisco de Viana was published in 1849. In 1868, Bustamante's journal was published in the official journal of the Directorate of Hydrography. An abbreviated account of the <mask> expedition, consisting mostly of his journal, "Diario de Viaje," was published in Madrid in 1885. Malaspina's journal was published in Madrid in 1984.The definitive version of the expedition was published in Spain in nine volumes. Malaspina's journal was published in an English translation by the Hakluyt Society in association with the Museo Naval between 2001 and 2005. Carmen Sotos Serrano described the drawings and paintings done by the expedition in 1982. Between 1989 and 1994 Maria Dolores Higueras Rodriguez catalogued 4,000 manuscripts relating to the expedition. <mask> was interested in local politics in Pontremoli, which was part of the Kingdom of Etruria. The Kingdom of Etruria and the Italian Republic were affected by a yellow fever epidemic. The title of Advising Auditor of the Council of State of the Kingdom of Italy was given to him in 1805.He was received by the Queen of Etruria. He was admitted to the Columban Society in Florence with the title of Addomesticato. It was the first appearance of an illness. On April 9, 1810, <mask> died in Pontremoli. His death was noted in the Gazzetta di Genova, 18 April 1810, Pontremoli, 9 April 1810. It is without doubt most bitter for those who witnessed the end of this most talented Italian, who have known his equanimity in both good and bad fortune, and who placed high value on the nautical and travel accounts of this most talented Italian. Legacy Malaspina University-College and Malaspina International High School in the Canadian city of Nanaimo, British Columbia took their names indirectly from the explorer.The research centre is located at the university. The well-known Malaspina Glacier in southern Alaska, as well as Malaspina Peak and Malaspina Lake, can be found just southeast of the town of Gold River. His name is Malaspina Reach of Doubtful Sound in New Zealand. There are also European and American voyages of scientific exploration. Spanish Scientists in the New World: the Eighteenth Century expeditions, Seattle, Univ. The Washington Press was published in 1981. Edith C. Galbraith wrote "<mask>'s voyage around the world" in the California Historical Society Quarterly.215 37. Robin Inglis is a writer. The North Pacific Coast and Spain. "Successors and rivals to Cook: the French and the Spaniards" was written by Robin Inglis. Captain Cook: Explorations and Assessments was published in 2004. "Espinosa y Tello y su viaje complementario al de Malaspina" was written by Mariana Cuesta Domingo. Cdiz, Diputacin Provincial de Cdiz, 1986, pp.195–194. The Museo Naval Ministerio de Defensa La Expedicin Malaspina was founded in 1789. Victoria Ibez, Trabajos Cientificos, Museo Naval, La Expedicin Malaspina, Tomo IV, Madrid, and Lunwerg Editores. "Adam J. Krusenstern y la primera edicin del viaje de Malaspina." Ao 8, nm.8, 2000, is the title of the book. 65–2. In Spagna, Spagnolo in Italy, there is a book called "Alessandro Malaspina (1754–10) e la pi importante spedizione scientifica".Giuseppe Caboto e le Vie dell'Atlantico settentrionale was written by Dario Manfredi. 485–159. The lettere dal Vecchio e Nuovo Mondo was written in Bologna in 1999. Cronaca e Storia di Val di Magra, XVI-XVII, 1987–1988, p. 159, was written by Dario Manfredi. The Memorie della Accademia Lunigianese diScienze was written by Dario Manfredi. La Expedicin Malaspina was founded by Luis Rafael Martnez-Caavate. The Museo Naval y Ministerio de Defensa is named after Felix Muoz Garmendia.Antonio Orozco Acuaviva was written by Antonio Orozco. ), La Expedicin Malaspina, Bicentenario de la Salida de Cdiz, Cdiz, Real Academia Hispano-Americana, 1989. The work "Los Padrones de Cumplimiento Pascual de la Expedicin Malaspina: 1790–1794" was contributed to by the author. The names of all 450 personnel who took part in the several stages of the expedition are listed. Antonio Orozco and his associates. eds. Malaspina y Bustamante '94: II Jornadas Internacionales Conmemorativas del regreso de la Expedicin a Cdiz, was published in 1996.Mercedes Palau Baquero and Antonio Orozco Acuaviva are authors. Malaspina '94: I Jornadas Internacionales - Madrid, Cdiz, La Corua. Real Academia Hispano-Americana was founded in 1992. The Museo Naval y Ministerio de Defensa, La Expedicin Malaspina, and the Lunwerg Editores were written by Juan Pimentel Igea. Blanca Saiz, Bibliografia de Alejandro <mask>, acerca de la expedicion Malaspina, is located in Madrid. Blanca Siz is a writer. Malaspina '93: <mask> e la sua spedizione scientifica.Atti del Congresso internazionale, nel bicentenario della massima impresa di <mask>, tenutosi a Mulazzo, Castiglione del Terziere e Lerici. The La Conspiracin Malaspina was founded in 1795 by Emilio Soler Pascual. The cultural Dionisio Alcal-Galiano, Trafalgar, and Alcal Galiano are jornadas internacionales. Carlo Ferrari / Dallo "Zibaldone Ferrari", Dallo "Archivio Storico per le Province Parmensi". There is a vol. Quarta serie. There was an issue of XL in 1988. The Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online has a biography by Dario Mandfredi.The university is on the island. The circummnavigation expedition Malaspina can be found on the website. The ocean's biodiversity is being explored. Italian explorers of North America and South America, as well as the Pacific Explorers of the Pacific,

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title: Ken Osmond

texts: <mask> was an American actor and police officer. In the late 1950s to early 1960s, Osmond played the role of Eddie Haskell in the television comedy Leave It to Beaver and reprised it in the 1980s revival series The New Leave It to Beaver. He became a Los Angeles police officer because he couldn't get other acting work. He resumed his acting career after retiring from police work. The son of Pearl and Thurman Osmond was born early in life. His mother had ambitions to get him and his brother into acting, and he described her as a typical movie mother. At the age of four, Osmond began auditioning for commercials.He studied dance, drama, diction, dialects, martial arts, and equestrian riding after his mother took him to acting classes. As an extra, <mask> began working in feature films. He remembered an appearance in the film with Spencer Tracy and Gene Tierney. At age 9, he had his first speaking part in the film So Big. He appeared in small roles in feature films such as Good Morning Miss Dove and Everything But the Truth, as well as guest starring on television shows such as Lassie. He played Henry in the episode "The Deserted House" on Official Detective. "Dead Aim" was a 1959 episode of the ABC/Warner Brothers western series Colt.45, starring Wayde Preston.John Doucette and Bing Russell played bounty hunters in the episode. In 1964, <mask> made a guest appearance. He played Harold Boggs in the episode. In the fall of 1957, 14-year-old Osmond was called into a typical "cattle call" to read for the role for which he became most identified, that of Eddie Haskell, on the family sitcom Leave. After a number of call-backs, <mask> eventually got the role. The character of Eddie was originally intended to be a one shot guest appearance, but those involved with the show were impressed with <mask>'s portrayal, and Eddie Haskell became a memorable character on the series throughout its entire six-season run. He appeared in 97 episodes.Eddie Haskell's portrayal was a cultural reference for the "behind-your-back" rebel. Eddie Haskell derided adults' social conventions behind their backs, but was polite and obsequious to grownups. He tried to involve his friends in activities that would get them into trouble. Ward and June Cleaver hoped Eddie wouldn't be a model to their children but rather someone to point out what not to do. The term "Eddie Haskell" refers to an insincere flatterer or sycophant. During the final years of the show, Osmond was in the U.S. Army Reserve as an armorer and was granted leave to film episodes in return for personal appearances for the Army's Special Services. After Leave It to Beaver ended in 1963, Osmond continued to make occasional appearances on television shows such as CBS's Petticoat Junction and Lassie, as well as a final return appearance on Lassie in the episode "A Matter of Seconds".He was in two films, C'mon Let's Live a Little and With Six You Get Eggroll. He was typecast as Eddie Haskell and had a hard time finding work. In 2008, <mask> said in a radio interview that he was typecast. It is a death sentence. You get typecast in Hollywood. I'm not complaining because Eddie has been good to me, but I found it hard to come by. I got married in 1969 and bought my first house in 1968, but I needed a job so I joined the LAPD.In 1970, <mask> joined the Los Angeles Police Department and grew a mustache in order to remain relatively anonymous among average citizens. He was a motorcycle officer. On September 20, 1980, <mask> was hit by five bullets while in a foot chase with a suspected car thief. He was protected from four of the bullets by his bullet-resistant vest. The November 1992 episode of Top Cops dramatized the shooting. The Los Angeles Board of Pension Commissioners denied his request for a disability pension after an evidentiary hearing in 1986. In 1988 a judge overturned the Board's denial and awarded a lifetime pension to <mask>, who retired from the force.There was a story in the early 1970s that Alice Cooper had become a Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Swirlr Cooper said that the rumor began when a college newspaper editor asked him what kind of kid he was, to which he replied, "I was obnoxious, disgusting, a real Eddie Haskell." The story said that Cooper was the real Eddie Haskell. Cooper told the New Times that it was the biggest rumor he had ever heard. I got a shirt that said "No, I am not Eddie Haskell." People still believed it. The urban legend of the 1970s was that <mask> had grown up to become an adult film star.The story began when fan magazines reported that <mask> had a career in that field. The rumor was dispelled when a Los Angeles movie theater lit up its marquee advertising "Eddie Haskell of TV in Behind the Green Door X-rated", prompting <mask> himself, then an LAPD officer, to go to the theater to request that the manager remove his character's name from the marquee In 1986 he testified at his disability hearing that in 1971 he was called into the Los Angeles Police Department's Internal Affairs and asked to remove his clothes to prove he wasn't John Holmes. In the early 1980s, an adult bookstore in Los Angeles called "Le Sex Shoppe" was sued by <mask> for selling an adult video. The film "Little Eddie Haskell" was advertised in the video. The California Court of Appeals ruled against him, stating that there was no evidence that the owner of the bookstore was aware of the defamatory language on the packaging. In 1983, <mask> appeared as a game show participant and celebrity guest star on the Match Game-Hollywood Squares Hour.In 1983 he reprised his role as Eddie Haskell in the CBS made-for-television movie Still the Beaver, which followed the adult Cleaver boys, their friends, and their families. The revival comedy series The New Leave It to Beaver was created after the success of the television movie. The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Freddie Haskell and Edward "Bomber" Haskell Jr. were played by the two real-life sons of Eddie Haskell, Eric and Christian. The Young Artist Foundation gave a lifetime achievement award to Osmond for his role as Eddie Haskell. He made appearances on television in the 1980s and 1990s as well as in the film High School U.S.A., where he played Eddie Haskell. Adam Zolotin played Eddie Haskell, Jr., the son of Eddie Haskell, in the 1997 film Leave It to Beaver.He had a small part in the movie Characterz. In 1969 <mask> was married to a woman. They had two sons. After his retirement from the police force, Osmond handled rental properties in Los Angeles County and made occasional appearances at film festivals, collector's shows and nostalgia conventions. According to the lawsuit, the Screen Actors Guild collected $8 million in foreign residuals for U.S. actors but didn't distribute them to them. The celebrity spokesman for St. Joseph Aspirin was <mask>. The book Eddie: The Life and Times of America's Preeminent Bad Boy was written by <mask> and Christopher J. Lynch.Jerry Mathers wrote the foreword. <mask> passed away at his home in Los Angeles on May 18, 2020, at the age of 76. His death was announced by his son in a statement. Child on Mayflower is an uncredited film. Good Morning, Miss Dove is an uncredited film. Tommy Baker is an uncredited film. Eddie: The Life and Times of America's Preeminent Bad Boy. <mask> has links to TVGuide.com and TVLand.com.

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texts: <mask> is an American fashion designer based in Florence, Alabama. He has a line of men's, women's, and accessories. His clothing is known for its classic styles in high quality fabrics with unusual accents and Southern influence. The brand's concept is "American luxury built to last". There are only a few fashion designers who have won 3 or more CFDA Awards. South of the Mississippi border, <mask> grew up in Amite, Louisiana. He helped his mother run a women's clothing boutique which was located in his grandmother's home.There were outdoor activities in the surrounding wetlands. Joe Buddy Anderson had a store in Louisiana called The Royal Oak. After transferring to the Art Institute of Dallas to study fashion design and merchandising, he wanted to become a football coach. While studying at the Art Institute of Dallas, he worked full-time for Saks Fifth Avenue in men's tailored clothes and sportswear, opening the Polo Ralph Lauren shop-in-shop. A stockbroker friend persuaded a young man to join him in moving to California to pursue acting. After three days, he abandoned the Hollywood dream and instead worked for six years at Reebok International, first selling in a five-state territory and then in New York City for the brand's presence in Foot Locker. The first collection of Australian golfer Greg Norman was created byReid, who moved to Boston.After moving to Texas with his future wife, he did some design work for companies like Fruit of the Loom and J. C. Penney. The men's collection was initially launched under the <mask> label. When he started the business in 1998, he lived in the Garment Center and used a room at the Hotel Chelsea as an office, studio and showroom. Fred Segal and Stanley Korshak were the main wholesale partners for the <mask> brand. The Best New Menswear Designer award was given to him in 2001. The brand held a successful runway show on September 10, 2001, but the economic effects of the September 11 attacks forced him to close the business. The home of the famous Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, where The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Paul Simon, and others have recorded, is just across the Tennessee River from Florence, Alabama.After 9/11, <mask> reached out to Reebok, TaylorMade and other contacts to find work for himself and his family. After the economy improved, he built up a small chain of shops with antiques, family heirlooms and reclaimed architectural materials. The first photos for the brand were shot by Charles Moore. The men's collection started in 2007, but the women's collection started in 2004. Wholesale distribution began in 2009. Half of the brand's revenue comes from wholesale. The company's headquarters is in Florence, Alabama.His design studio is upstairs and his flagship shop is downstairs. The brand operates 12 directly-owned stores which have an atmosphere of faded elegance: well-worn chairs and carpets, antique chandeliers, mounted animals, and antique apothecary cabinets. The balance of those two worlds is what our aesthetic is about. Bill Robinson has been named as one of his biggest influences. The brand was noted for its "relaxed charm and rolled-up elegance." Observer magazine called him the most-likable player on the American Menswear scene. According to the Washington Post, <mask>'s aesthetic is "worn luxury".W magazine named it "Southern Gentleman sartorialism". The fall collection was described as "country luxury" by Vogue. Mark was the CEO until December 2020 when he took the helm of Esprit. The brand was described by The New York Times as "at once classic and urbane, while still rugged, coarse and unafraid of hard work." Most of the garments are made in the USA and used in Italy. <mask> and Natalie Chanin planted a 7-acre field of organic cotton in May of 2012 for use in their clothing lines. The <mask> eyewear collection is made in Japan.The sunglasses in the collection were made from sustainable buffalo horn. Leather-wrapped frames, titanium nose pads, and Italian acetate are included in the design details. 13 styles of the eyewear capsule collection were delivered to stores in November 2017. The buffalo horn frame sunglasses named for <mask> and his wife are made from wood using a Japanese wood-burning technique called yakisugi. Michael Caine and Buddy Holly are icons of men's eyewear. The bird became a defacto symbol of the brand after the fall/winter collection included shirts with yellowhammer embroidery. During the American Civil War, the term "yellowhammer" was used to describe soldiers from Alabama.The black and gold striping on the bird's wing is similar to the Billy Reid Signature Heirloom Ribbon, a black and gold ribbon with a bias stripe. New products are released 10 times per year. The brand of the Bond peacoat was exposed to a wider audience after Daniel Craig requested it for wardrobing in the 2012 Bond film Skyfall. Bond Street is the location of the brand's flagship store in New York City. Q wore a coat in the movie. Mike Faist is a fan of the brand. Ryan went to London to promote Blade Runner 2049.Shindig started as an informal gathering of close friends in 2009, and was held for its 8th Alabama summer edition in late summer 2016 Musician Jack White, musician Alison Mosshart of The Kills, model Matthew Mosshart, the band Dawes, Tony Award winning actor Alex Sharp, musician John Paul White, and jewelry designer Pamela Love attended that year. Shindig No. The 9 was held in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. People at Shindig No. Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Jack White, Ron Gallo, Russ Pollard, and John T. Edge were included. At Shindig No.Shindig guests were given vehicles byTesla to test drive, following the installation of an electric car charging station on the University of North Alabama campus. The wine sponsor for Shindig No. was the former Per Se head sommelier. He showed his Willamette Valley wines. Billy Reid Shindig 10 was held in Florence, Alabama. St. Paul and The Broken Bones performed at Shindig 10. <mask> Reid Shindig 11 will be held in Florence, Alabama on August 23–25, 2019. The Shindigs of 2020 and 2021.<mask> hosted an Austin Shindig at the South by Southwest Music Festival in Austin, Texas, in 2015, partnering with Third Man Records. There were shows by Natalie Prass, Steve Gunn, Bully, Laura Marling, Broncho, La Luz and Hurray for the Riff Raff. Austin Shindig No. was hosted at the Newport Folk Festival. The annual South by Southwest festival is held in Austin, Texas. The lineup that year included country music singer Kacey Musgraves, American funk/soul/R&B singer Charles Bradley, and Muscle Shoals native and artist, Dylan Leblanc; American alternative country musician, "Jonny" Fritz was the MC at the event. The event was held at a farm in Tennessee. James Beard award-winning chef and author Daniel Patterson cooked for the group, as did Russell From of Herman Story Wines.The follow-up was held in November. The guest chef was Edouardo Jordan of Salare, and the guest winemaker was Cushing Donelan of Donelan Wines. After opening retail stores in Dallas and Houston, the brand opened a flagship store in Florence, Alabama. <mask> Reid shops can be found in Atlanta, Austin, Texas, Charleston, South Carolina, Dallas, Minnesota, Florence, Alabama, Fort Worth, Texas, and New. The brand is sold in several stores in the US. The brand held a month-long pop-up shop in California in Magasin, which included a made-to-measure service. There are multi-brand boutiques in Cleveland, Ohio, Tenet in New York, DLM Supply Co. in Dallas, Texas, and Carriere in Westlake Village, California.Outside of the US, the brand can be found at Selfridges in the UK. <mask> and K-Swiss collaborated on sneakers. The K-Swiss co-sign sneakers are made in New York, which is the second-oldest shoe factory in the US. The K-Swiss/<mask> collaboration began in 2011. The Cadillac/CFDA Retail Lab mentorship program provided a $75,000 grant along with business development, marketing, and PR assistance for six up-and-coming designers. The <mask> Reid Suite at the GunRunner Boutique Hotel in Florence, Alabama, has a ladder and sleeping loft, and is available on a regular basis. He built the bed for the room as part of the design of the space.The brand collaborated with Coach on a collection of bags. The brand collaborated with Balvenie Scotch to promote the 12-year DoubleWood at all <mask> retail locations and Shindig events. Supper Series are dinners hosted by chefs in the brand's boutiques. The company pledged to donate 100% of the profits from the sales of the Ian sunglasses to the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund after the actress wore the sunglasses to the Women's March in Los Angeles. 20% of the proceeds from the capsule collection of T-shirts, sweatshirts, caps and chef aprons was donated to the Southern Foodways Alliance. All proceeds from a warehouse sale at his Austin store were sent to members of the Greater Houston restaurant community, and all proceeds from a custom t-shirt were donated to relief efforts. The brand hosted a sample sale pop-up shop in April of last year.<mask> and the Trombone Shorty Foundation provided music education for children in underserved communities. Awards and honors include 2001 CFDA Best New Menswear Designer (as <mask>), 2009, New York Best Men's Store in New York, 2010 GQ/CFDA Best New Menswear Designer in America, and 2012 CFDA Menswear Designer of the Year. "I'm a huge LSU fan and have probably listened to or watched every game that's been on in my lifetime." In 2016 his son's baseball team made it to the Cal Ripken Baseball World Series in Aberdeen, Maryland, and he has been an avid tennis player since high school. The uniforms were designed by <mask>. Pappy Van Winkle's Family Reserve is a favorite of his and he drinks an Old Weller 107 on the rocks. Miller lite is his favorite beer.His wife gave him a watch before they got married. I'm a music freak. I play and write music. ... Everyone from the Allman Brothers to Pink to Kid Cudi can be seen on the mood boards. The navy blazer, jeans, and Oxford shirt should be owned by every man. 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title: Sinn Bodhi

texts: Nicholas Cvjetkovich is a Serbo-Canadian professional wrestler, best known for his stint in World Wrestling Entertainment, where he worked as Kizarny. He works for the independents as Sinn Bodhi. Cvjetkovich was trained as a wrestler by Rob Fuego and Ron Hutchison in Orangeville, Ontario, and later earned his black belt at Alex Atkinson's Black Belt Institute. His first match was against El Fuego during the Iron Man Tournament at the Canadian National Exhibition. He was with the AWF until 2001. He worked several dates for Scott D'Amore's Border City Wrestling promotion in Windsor, Ontario, using the name "Lucifer Love", as AWF employees were not allowed to work for regional competitors. In the summer of 2001, Cvjetkovich and Joe E. Legend traveled to England to compete in Brian Dixon's All Star Wrestling promotion.After returning from England, Cvjetkovich started working for Northern Championship Wrestling. He returned to the AWF in late 2001 and once again participated in the Iron Man Tournament, before forming a tag team known as "High Maintenance". There were many Twin Wrestling Entertainment TWE main events in Ontario where Cvjetkovich wrestled. In the summers of 2002 and 2003 Cvjetkovich wrestled across the Maritimes for All Canadian Wrestling, which was run by Bobby Bass and Buddy Lane. In August of 2003 Cvjetkovich won the ACW title. On September 27th, 2003 Cvjetkovich appeared with "Dark Omen" Elvis Elliot at the "Fallout 2003" in Warren, MI. They won the IWR Tag Team Championship in a three-way match, but were stripped of the titles within a month.He was featured as a strong man and performed feats such as bending iron bars in his teeth, acting as a human dartboard, and the Electric Chair at the sideshow carnival diablo. He and his partner participated in tag team tournaments across Canada. The WorldXtreme Wrestling Gulf Coast Team Division Championship was won by Cvjetkovich and Ron Fargo. At the New Japan Dojo in December, Cvjetkovich lost to AdamPearce. He began promoting an event called Warrior 1 Pro Wrestling LIVE! The General GM Centre is in Oshawa, Ontario. Team Canada defeated Cvjetkovich and his partner in the main event.Sinn and Burdenvis formed "The Beasts of Helvis" in November 2005. He competed against Al Snow. On June 29, 2006 Cvjetkovich defeated Bobby Roode in a No Holds Barred match to win theUWAOttawaHeavyweight Championship. He had a lot of shots at the PWA Pure Violence Championship while he wrestled for the Pure Wrestling Association. While still based in Toronto, Eric Young and Cvjetkovich helped to break in several wrestlers, including a former Ring of Honor champ. Total Nonstop Action Wrestling featured a six-man tag team match on August 13, 2003 under the name "Sinn", but they lost the match. Father James Mitchell is the leader of The Disciples of the New Church.The group engaged in a long running feud in 2003 against Raven and his "Gathering", with the teams participating in many hardcore matches between them. The New Church hung the members of The Gathering from the ceiling after they lost a dog collar match. <mask>'s last appearance for the company was in March 2004, when he lost a tag team tournament with Slash to the team of Kid Kash and Dallas. In late 2005, Cvjetkovich came back for two more appearances with the company as "The Beasts of Burden". Slash and Sinn were at Hardcore Justice 2. The Disciples of the New Church were defeated by the Latin American Xchange. World Wrestling Entertainment had a number of dark matches in 2004.In the summer of 2007, at the suggestion of Al Snow, Cvjetkovich wrestled a number of matches in hopes of earning a developmental contract with World Wrestling Entertainment. On July 12, 2007, Cvjetkovich was signed to a WWE contract. The newly formed Florida Championship Wrestling was reported by Cvjetkovich instead of OVW. <mask> Bowdee was the name of the man who made his FCW debut on October 13, 2007. While in FCW, Cvjetkovich wrestled and feuded with a number of wrestlers that went on to achieve success in the business. After his debut on the main roster, <mask> continued to wrestle in FCW. The debut of Kizarny was promoted on the October 10, 2008 edition of SmackDown.He described his character as if Jake "The Snake" Roberts and Doink produced a lovechild. He spoke in carny talk during the vignettes and there will be more during the next few weeks. He competed in dark matches before the show. Kizarny made his in-ring televised debut on January 2, 2009, defeating Montel Vontavious Porter. Kizarny was eliminated early in the Elimination Chamber battle royal. On the February 20, 2009, episode of SmackDown, Kizarny appeared in a backstage segment with Vickie and Edge. On March 9, 2009, Kizarny was released.After his release from the World Wrestling Council, Cvjetkovich wanted to go to Japan, but the tour never materialized. Sinn would compete in Florida Underground Wrestling and take on the best of FUW's talent. The Jim Rose Circus vs Jake "The Snake" Roberts tour featured sideshow circus acts competing with professional wrestling in a battle to top one another. Roberts was in the main event each night. On the September 4, 2010 episode of OVW, he appeared along with his valet. On January 29, 2011, Cvjetkovich made his debut for PWG and was defeated by Jake Roberts in what was billed as Roberts' retirement match. He won the 55 man casino battle royal.On November 21, 2010, Cvjetkovich made his debut for Chikara, appearing during a match between UltraMantis Black and Ares, as they were trying to help UltraMantis. His true identity was never revealed as he worked the appearance under a cloak. During his second appearance at Chikara's season nine finale Reality is Relative, he revealed his identity as Sinn Bodhi and demanded that UltraMantis Black hand him the Eye of Tyr. When UltraMantis was unable to produce the artifact, Bodhi led Obariyon, Kodama and a third masked man, who was later named Kobald, into an attack on UltraMantis, who was then saved by Hallowicked and Frightmare. UltraMantis wanted Bodhi's help in training Obariyon, Kodama and Kobald, but never agreed to give him the Eye of Tyr. Bodhi lost to UltraMantis Black in the first Chikara match of the season on January 23, 2011. On March 13 Bodhi defeated UltraMantis.The King of Trios entrants were eliminated from the tournament in the first round by The Colony. <mask> was involved in controversy at KOT due to comments he made during the pre-show about the death of Larry Sweeney. <mask> apologized for the promo. <mask> and his Dark Army faced UltraMantis Black and his Spectral Envoy in an eight-man tag team match, which ended with <mask> being pinned by UltraMantis. <mask>'s feud with UltraMantis Black came to an end at the High Noon pay-per-view, where UltraMantis handed him the Eye of Tyr, which was later revealed to be a fake, and <mask> proclaimed that he was done with Chikara. In the wake of Chikara's destruction at Aniversario: Never Compromise, Sinn Bohdi and the Odditorium returned to destroy satellite promotion Wrestling is Art his group later joined with the Flood to crush Chikara's final The Odditorium lost to the Batiri in the return CHikara event, You Only Live Twice, due to a low blow.They were part of another Chikara vs. There was a brawl after the final match. Chikara closed in June 2020. The first live episode of Freakshow Wrestling took place in Las Vegas, Nevada on April 28, 2011. A variety show featuring magicians, rock bands, and sideshow performers is called Freakshow Wrestling. The Boogeyman, John Morrison, D'lo Brown, and Jake "The Snake" was a former wrestler. The Fantasy Slam and Snake Pit Pro Wrestling Academy was created by Nicholas and Kevin.Fantasy Slam is a pro wrestling fantasy camp where fans can actually get into the ring with professional wrestlers and live out their dreams of being in the squared circle while in a safe and fun environment. Each camp is led by a different wrestling legend and is coached by <mask> <mask> and D'lo Brown. The first camp was held with Ricky The Dragon Steamboat. Jake The Snake Roberts will be at the camp in June. The Fantasy Slam studio is where Snake Pit Pro is held. Pro wrestling school for advanced and aspiring pro wrestlers. Jake The Snake Roberts is the coach of The Snake Pit.The Zombie King, Killjoy Goes to Hell, Unlucky Charms, PA Gingerdead Man vs Evil Bong, and Bell Fibetv are films. He and Steven wrote a comedy-horror novel called Between Chapters. Happy Predator Press and Happy Predator Publications have been published by the Cvjetkovich brothers. Since July 2012 Cvjetkovich has been a tattoo artist at Las Vegas Tattoo Company, Precious Slut Tattoo Co in Las Vegas, and Dermagraph Ink in Los Angeles. Edge and Christian are childhood friends of Cvjetkovich. Edge and Christian referred to Cvjetkovich as "fatty" while he was growing up. Jake Roberts is a close friend of Cvjetkovich.Steven is a professional wrestler. Kobra Kai was a mainstay in the Blood, Sweat and Ears promotion. On August 2, 2010, Cvjetkovich married a former professional wrestler on the beach in front of family and friends. Stevan and Adam were both best men. Jimmy Hart gave away a prize during the ceremony. They divorced. The Hobo Hank Devotion Championship Wrestling DCW Core Championship is one of the accomplishments.There are 222 of the best 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2007.

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title: Nick Waterhouse

texts: <mask> was born on February 8, 1986 in Los Angeles. He is known for his sound of rhythm and blues, jazz, and soul. <mask> was born in Santa Ana, California. The son of a fireman and a saleswoman, he was raised in Huntington Beach. He started playing guitar at the age of 12. He was more interested in Americana as a teen than he was in pop and contemporary rock. He cites a number of early influences, including a reading of Peter Guralnick's portrait of Dan Penn.The Animals and High Numbers-era Who were the first things that came to mind when you think of <mask>. The band played in the underground music scene in Orange County that produced artists such as Cold War Kids. The band entered the Distillery in Costa Mesa in 2002 to record a radio broadcast and a 7-inch single. At the end of high school, the band split, with <mask> attending San Francisco State University. While playing music in San Francisco, he became more involved with the DJ community. He became a fixture at the all-vinyl Rooky Ricardo's Records in the Lower Haight District, eventually taking a job. He has cited apprenticeship to the shop's owner as a great influence.He struck up a friendship with Matthew Correia, later of the Allah-Las. His debut single was recorded at the Distillery Studio in Southern California. "Some Place" was recorded with a pickup group called the Turn-Keys, featuring Ira Raibon of the Fabulous Souls playing saxophone. The initial release of "Some Place" was on the PRES imprint. The single was recorded, mixed, and mastered to a high quality. The labels were printed on paper. "Some Place" can be found for as much as $300.On the strength of the self-distributed single, <mask> assembled a backing group, The Tarots, as well as taking on a trio of female vocalists, The Naturelles. The line up coalesced in time for a performance. His earliest performances were with artists such as The Allah-Las. He signed with Innovative Leisure Records. He relocated from San Francisco to Los Angeles in 2012 and worked as a producer on the Allah-Las 2012 self-titled debut. His debut album, Time's All Gone, was released on Innovative Leisure Records. The Allah-Las toured North America and Europe in support of Time's All Gone.He played Germany, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Switzerland, Spain, and the UK on a European tour in the spring of 2013). The Allah-Las' sophomore release "Worship The Sun" was produced by him. <mask> was a guest on Live From Daryl's House. "Time's All Gone Pt." was performed by <mask> in a commercial for the LexusCT hybrid. A little over one hundredth of an inch. His second album, Holly, was released in March of that year. The song "This Is A Game" was used in the game MLB 14: The Show.On September 30, 2016 <mask>'s third studio album was released. The French duo Ofenbach reworked his song and it reached the top of the French charts. <mask> began recording his fourth studio album in January. His new album would be released on March 8, 2019. "Some Place" b/w "That Place" and "Is That Clear" b/w "I Can Only Give You Everything" were released in 2010. "It's Time" -IL, "Some Place", "Don't You Forget It", "I Can Only Give You Everything", "Raina" "Time's All Gone, Pt.""This is a Game" is a song from Holly, Illinois. "Let It Come Down", "Holly", "Dead Room", "Well It's Fine", "Ain't There Something That Money Can't Buy" The production credits Allah-Las with "Catamaran" and "Tell Me (What's on Your Mind)".

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title: William Alexander (American football)

texts: <mask> was an American football player and coach. From 1920 to 1944, he was the head football coach at the Georgia Institute of Technology. <mask> is the second most successful Tech football coach. <mask>'s Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets won the national title in 1928. <mask> was the first college football coach to place his teams in the Sugar, Cotton, Orange, and Rose bowl games. Three of the four bowls were won by his teams. The 1929 Rose Bowl win, which earned his team the national championship, is the most celebrated because of the wrong-way run by California's Roy Riegels.<mask> was the basketball coach at Georgia Tech from 1919 to 1924. He was a coach in the College Football Hall of Fame. <mask> was appointed captain of the "scrubs" when he was a football player. He was able to win a letter in his senior year because of the games he played. <mask> graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in civil engineering. He was the Valedictorian of his class. <mask> succeeded John Heisman as the head coach at Georgia Tech in 1920.<mask> was a math teacher and assistant coach at Georgia Tech. <mask> had a sense of humor. He drew small "x's" to represent Georgia Tech players and large circles to represent the opposing players whenever he diagrammed a football play. Georgia Tech won three Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association titles and a second national championship under his leadership. Buck and Red were on his first teams. <mask> was the first college football coach to place his teams in the Sugar, Cotton, Orange, and Rose bowl games. Three of the four bowls were won by his teams.The most spectacular play Doug Wycoff has ever seen is from the 1925 game against Commodores. Doug Wycoff had to use Dick Wright because of his injury. Wright ran off tackle and dodged Reese, who was usually a sure tackler, to score the touchdown and give Tech a 7 to 0 victory. The work of Douglas Wycoff against Notre Dame two years in a row was brilliant. We defeated them twice. <mask> instituted "the Plan" during the 1927 season. The annual rivalry game between Tech and UGA was renewed in 1925.Georgia was rated highly to start the season and went 9–0 in their first 9 games. <mask> wanted to minimize injuries by benching his starters early no matter the score of the game. On December 3, 1927, UGA arrived in Atlanta on the verge of a national title. UGA's chance of winning the National Title was ended by Tech's well rested starters. The first Tech team to attend a bowl game was <mask>'s 1928 team. The team was invited to play California in the Rose Bowl after a perfect 9–0 record. Tech traveled by train to meet the Golden Bears.The first points of the game were scored after a Georgia Tech turnover. Roy Riegels accidentally returned the ball to the wrong place after he picked it up. The ball was returned to Georgia Tech by Riegels. The Bears decided to punt from the end zone after Riegels was stopped. Tech took a 2–0 lead after the punt was blocked and converted into a safety. After Cal scored a touchdown and point, Tech scored another touchdown to win the game. Tech won the national title of the 1928 college football season.It was Tech's second national title. During the Great Depression, <mask> found campus spirit to be low. The athletic teams had very few student fans at the games. His football team had a winning record until 1937. The Yellow Jacket Club was established in 1930 to boost student spirit. The group became the Ramblin' Reck Club. On January 30, 1945, <mask> retired as Georgia's head football coach.<mask> is the second most successful Tech football coach. Bobby Dodd became the most successful head football coach in Georgia Tech history when he succeeded <mask> as head coach. Dodd was the one who lionized Coach <mask>. Dodd said that he was taught to treat athletes as men, not boys. Hank McCamish Pavilion, the home arena of Georgia Tech's basketball teams, was named after him. Amis played for Georgia Tech and was the head coach for Furman. The head coach for Georgia Tech was Bobby Dodd, and the assistant for Georgia Tech was Bill Fincher.Don Miller was an assistant for Georgia Tech. Mack Tharpe was an assistant for Georgia Tech. Football References External links 1889 births 1950 deaths American football ends

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title: Byron Scott

texts: <mask> is an American former professional basketball head coach and player. <mask> won three NBA titles with the Lakers in the 1980s. <mask> grew up in the shadow of the Lakers' home arena, The Forum, in the early years of his college career. He was a basketball player for three years at Arizona State University. He was the Freshman of the Year in 1980. He scored 17 points per game in his career. He entered the NBA draft after his junior year.His number was assigned in 2011. The Arizona State Sun Devil retired 11. <mask> was selected by the San Diego Clippers in the first round of the 1983 NBA draft and traded to the Los Angeles Lakers in exchange for Norm Nixon. <mask> played for the Lakers, Pacers, and Grizzlies. <mask> was a key player for the Lakers during the Showtime era, being a starter alongside Magic Johnson, James Worthy and A. C. Green. He played for the Lakers for 10 years. He was on three NBA championship teams.<mask> was a member of the 1984 all-rookie team and averaged over 10 points per game. He led the NBA in three-point field goal percentage. <mask> had his best season in 1987–88, leading the NBA champion Lakers in scoring, averaging a career-best 21.7 ppg, and in steals. He was the starting shooting guard for the Lakers from 1984 to 1993. In 1996–97, the last year of <mask>'s playing career in the NBA, he went back to the Lakers and proved to be a valuable mentor for a team featuring Kobe Bryant. <mask> joined the Greek Basket League team Panathinaikos in the summer of 1997. He played for Panathinaikos in Europe's second-tier level competition after the top-tier EuroLeague and the Greek Basket League.In the Saporta Cup's 1997–98 season, he averaged 13.4 points, 2.4 rebound, 2.1 assists, and 1.1 steals, in 28.6 minutes per game, in 17 games played. <mask> helped lead his team to the Greek Basket League title. In the Greek Basket League's 1997–98 season, he played 34 games and averaged 18.6 points, 2.8 rebound, 2.3 assists, and 1.3 steals per game. <mask> retired from playing basketball after one season with the Greek Basket League champion. <mask> began his NBA coaching career in 1998 as an assistant with the Sacramento Kings. During his time with the Kings, he specialized in teaching perimeter shooting and helped to lead the team to an excellent three-point shooting percentage. <mask> took over the New Jersey Nets in 2000.His team performed poorly in his first year, but that changed in the 2001–02 season with the arrival of Kidd as the Nets raced to a franchise record of 52 wins. They appeared in their first NBA Finals against the Los Angeles Lakers after winning their first Atlantic Division crown. Despite losing the championship series to LA, <mask> came back to coach the team through another successful season during the 2002–03 campaign, once again taking the team to the NBA Finals, but this time to the San Antonio Spurs. New Jersey was up by double figures in game six, but the Spurs tightened up their defense and won the game. Even though New Jersey was leading their division at the time of <mask>'s dismissal, they had a disappointing 22–20 record going into the All-Star break. Sources told media outlets that Kidd wanted <mask> to leave Jersey. Nets GM Rod Thorn denied the reports.<mask> claimed that he and Kidd always got along and that he was surprised by the report. Lawrence Frank replaced him. <mask> lived in New Jersey while he was coaching the Nets. <mask> became the head coach of the New Orleans Hornets in 2004. Chris Paul was drafted by the team in 2005. He led the team to a pair of sub.500 seasons. Due to the destruction of New Orleans, the team played most of its home games in Oklahoma City.<mask> had his first winning season as the Hornets head coach. They had a winning percentage of.683. They finished 2nd in the Western Conference after winning the Southwest Division. After being named the head coach of the 2008 Western Conference All-Star team, <mask> was awarded the 2007–08 NBA Coach of the Year Award. <mask> was given a two-year extension by the Hornets. The second seed in the Western Conference Playoffs was secured by the Hornets, who had a 30–11 home record and 26–15 road record. The Hornets won their first-round series against the Dallas Mavericks.They will face the defending champion San Antonio Spurs in the conference semifinals. An unusual trend of home court wins would mark the series until the deciding game 7, when the veteran Spurs would pull out a win on the Hornets rowdy home court. The win was the 100th for Popovich. The Hornets finished the 2008–09 season with a 49–33 record and entered the playoffs as a seventh seed. They faced the Denver Nuggets in the first round, losing after five brutal games, including a 58-point loss in game 4, which was the worst margin of defeat in NBA playoff history. Following a 3–6 start, <mask> was relieved of his head coaching duties for the Hornets. He was mentioned as a candidate for the Chicago Bulls.He was a studio analyst for the NBA for a short time. On July 1, 2010, <mask> was named the head coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers, a few days before the team lost star LeBron James to the Miami Heat. The longest losing streak in NBA history occurred during <mask>'s first season at the helm of the Cavaliers. <mask> and Baron Davis were both with the Hornets when the mid-season trade brought Davis to Cleveland, and <mask> helped the team close the season with several victories, including an upset victory over the Miami Heat. <mask> coached two point guards to theRookie of the Year award, one of which was Cleveland's first overall pick. The shortened 66-game schedule saw them show some improvement. <mask> was fired by the Cleveland Cavaliers.Even though the team ranked in the bottom five of the league in defensive efficiency in each of his three seasons, analysts were surprised at the firing. The players expressed their disappointment with the firing. <mask> was a Lakers television analyst on Time Warner Cable SportsNet. He was the favorite to become the Lakers head coach after the season. After Mike D'Antoni's resignation, <mask> interviewed for the position three times. He signed a multi-year contract to coach the Lakers. <mask> finished his first season as coach of the Lakers with a 21–61 record.D'Angelo Russell was selected by the Lakers with the second overall pick in the NBA draft. Kobe Bryant's final season with the Lakers ended with a 17–65 record. The Lakers did not exercise their option on <mask>'s contract for the following season and decided to look for a new coach. His record with the team was the worst of any of the 16 coaches who had led the franchise for at least two seasons. NBA career statistics NBA Regular season The Lakers had 74, 49, and 22.1, with a background of#afe6ba. The Lakers had 81, 65, and 3.0 scores.The Lakers had 76, 62, and 2.5 goals. The Lakers had a score of 33.3,.............. 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The Lakers are on 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and 18 and Lakers 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 25, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 31, 31, 32, 33, 33, 33, 33, 33, 33, 33, 33, 33, 33, 33, 33, 33, 33, 33There are 11 Lakers, they are 36.5,.494, and.385. The Lakers had a 9-1 record. The Lakers were in 37.7 and.........................  The Lakers had a.583 winning percentage and a.500 record. Lakers 5, 5, 3, 3, 3, 3,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  "5th in Pacific" is the style of the Lakers. "5th in Pacific" is the style of the Lakers.<mask> has worked as a studio analyst for ABC's NBA broadcasts. <mask> and his ex-wife have three children. After 29 years of marriage, <mask> filed for divorce in March of last year due to irreconcilable differences. On July 11, 2020, <mask> married Cece, a registered nurse and cast member of Basketball Wives. Following their marriage, he converted to Catholicism. There are External links at NBA.com and <mask>'s Greek Basket League profile. The Parade High School All-Americans are people from Livingston, New Jersey.

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