title: James Churchward

texts: <mask> was a British author, inventor, engineer, and fisherman. <mask> proposed the existence of a lost continent in the Pacific Ocean. His writings on Mu are considered to be pseudoscience. Stone House was where <mask> was born. <mask> had a large family. Henry died in November 1854 and the family moved in with his parents in the hamlet of Kigbear. The family moved to London when <mask> was 18.<mask> was a Masonic author. He came to the US in the 1890s and was a tea planter. <mask> talked about Mu with Augustus Le Plongeon and his wife in his biography. He patented NCV Steel, which was used to manufacture armour plating to protect ships during World War I, and he developed other steel alloys. After a patent-infringement settlement in 1914, <mask> retired to his 7+ acre estate on Lake Wononskopomuc in Lakeville, Connecticut, to answer questions from his Pacific travels. He published The Lost Continent of Mu: Motherland of Man at the age of 75. <mask> claims that Mu extended from somewhere north of Hawaii to the south.The home of 64,000,000 inhabitants is known as the Naacals and was claimed by him. The ancient civilisations of India, Babylon, Persia, Egypt and the Mayas were merely the remnants of its colonies, which were technologically more advanced than <mask>'s own. <mask> claimed to have gained knowledge of this lost land after befriending an Indian priest who taught him to read an ancient dead language. <mask> gained access to ancient tablets written by the Naacals after overcoming the priest's initial reluctance. <mask> claimed to have found further information in the records of other ancient peoples, despite the fact that the available tablets were just fragments of a larger text. His writings attempt to describe the civilization of Mu, its history, inhabitants, and influence on subsequent history and civilization. Churchward claimed that the ancient Egyptian sun-god Ra originated with the Mu, and that the Naacals used the word "Rah" for their god and rulers.A monograph on Easter Island was published in 1940, debunking the idea that Easter Island was a remnant of a sunken continent. Improvements in oceanography, in particular understanding of seafloor spreading and plate tectonics, have left little scientific basis for geologically recent lost continents such as Mu. <mask>'s books contain geological and archaeological errors that are regarded by scholars as a hoax. Fantastic Archaeology described the writings of Stephen Williams as pseudoscience. Williams wrote that his "translations are outrageous, his geology, in both mechanics and dating, is absurd, and his mishandling of archaeological data, as in the Valley of Mexico, is atrocious." <mask>'s claims have no scientific basis according to Gordon Stein. It is difficult to determine if <mask> really believed what he said about Mu or if he was writing fiction.Churchward's evidence for Mu was made from personal testimonials, false translations, and spurious reconstructions from archaeological and artistic remains. It has never received scholarly or scientific support. <mask> is mentioned in a number of short stories. Churchward and the lost island of Mu are in Philip K. Dick's book. The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu are often referred to as the Justified Ancients of Mu Mu. Much of their work was done in nature. The plot of the series is influenced by <mask>'s writings.<mask>'s writings were made fun of in a novel written by an anagram for "not really". <mask> is the great-grandfather of Karen Grace, who takes part in revealing the mystery of Mu. Lemuria and Atlantis: Studying the Past to Survive the Future is a book based on <mask>'s writings. Lost Cities of China, Central Asia, and India, Lost Cities of Atlantis, Ancient Europe, and the Mediterranean, and The Christ Conspiracy: The greatest story ever sold were written by David Hatcher Childress. The Ancients of planet Roak came from the lost continent of Mu in the Pacific Ocean. Boy From Mars is a novel written by Daniel Pinkwater. The Cosmic Forces of Mu, Children of Mu and Sacred Symbols of Mu were all released by Planet Mu.A Big Game and Fishing Guide to Northeastern Maine was published in 1897. The year 2007. The lost part of Mu. The adventures unlimited press. <mask>'s books and other works can be found at sacred-texts.com. Colavito is a person. There were people from the New Age who died in 1936.

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title: Sabi (singer)

type: paraphrased

texts: Jenice Portlock is an American pop singer, songwriter, dancer and actress from Los Angeles, California. She was part of a hip hop group. As a kid growing up in California, she was raised in a bilingual household and spent her weekends watching MTV at her father's house after her parents split up. Her father had cable television and her mother didn't, so she and her sisters were watching music videos all day long. She decided that she wanted to be a performer after gaining her immense passion for singing and song writing. She said in an interview that she watched the Michael Jackson: Moonwalker video over and over and tried to pick up his moves. She would make her younger sisters perform dance routines for the family.She graduated from Westchester Senior High School in 2005. She appeared in a short film called The Smallest River in Almirante, which was produced by Shia LaBeouf. While majoring in communications at California State University, Long Beach, she was cast in commercials for ABC Family and Universal Studios. While working on her vocal technique, she tried to imitate other singers. No matter who it was, I could mimic how they sounded. I got comfortable with my voice by doing that. She began to write her own songs and record them on a voice recorder, but says that she really learned about the craft of songwriting after working with several producers that she had been introduced to through her then-manager.The Co-Stars, a production team who were looking to launch a female duo, approached <mask> in the summer of 2009. The group is made up of <mask> and Korttney Ann Elliott. VNR, Asylum Records and Warner Bros. Records signed her. The group was starting to get national radio play and MTV exposure with a video that hit almost a million views on YouTube and two singles. After she was injured in a drive-by shooting, <mask> went on her own. She tried to continue without her, shooting a video and doing some performances on her own with back-up dancers, but no one felt she could continue without her. The whole experience was very emotional for her.Warner Bros. Records wanted to continue their relationship with her as a solo artist because they loved her talent and energy. "Goodnight" was released on the internet as a buzz single to be included in her debut album. The song "(Drop Dead) Beautiful" and the song "You Make Me Feel..." were both written by Britney Spears. There are 7 on the U.S. New Zealand has a Hot 100. She was a part of the Femme Fatale Tour DVD release. The song "Tough Kids" is from the New Boyz' album Too Cool to Care.The Simlish recording of "Wild Heart" was used in The Sims 3 video game. Her debut album, which was titled "All I Want", was to feature production from the Teddybears, Diplo, The Cataracs, and The Co-Stars. The video for "Wild Heart" was released in March. "Where They Do That At?" is a brand new song. There was a surprise premiere on April 17, 2012 of featuring Wale. The video for the song was released on April 19, 2012 along with a behind-the-scenes video. Found My Swag is a web-series about fashion and will be hosted by <mask>.The Warner Sound is a YouTube channel belonging to the Warner Brothers record label. The video for "Champagne" was released in November of 2012 by <mask>. Crack For Kids produced the song. "Cali Love", the lead single from her "0–60: Love Sounds" project, was released in August. The long-awaited "0 to 60: Love Sounds" was to be released on November 13, 2013. 0–60: Love Sounds was released on the eve of a cover of a song. "Dreams" is a track included on her mixtape.The entire album was free to download on HotNewHipHop.com. After the release of the mixtape, <mask> parted ways with both Warner Bros. and Kemosabe and began recording music as an independent artist. "The One", a promotional single, was released exclusively via her SoundCloud account. After three years of radio silence, she returned to music and released "Ready" on February 14, 2020. Unlike "The One", the single was released to most major streaming platforms and digital download services. Empire Distribution. She began hosting an Apple Music radio program geared toward adult contemporary music in 2020.Goodnight, The One, and Other appearances are not credited with the vocals being officially credited on this release. There are links to music videos in libraries.

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title: Thomas Noguchi

texts: He was the Chief Medical Examiner-Coroner for the County of Los Angeles. He resigned from the office in 1968 under pressure, but was restored soon after. He was forced out a second time in 1982. He was the president of the American National Association of Medical Examiners. <mask> was known as the "coroner to the stars" and determined the cause of death in many high-profile cases in Hollywood during the 1960s and 1970s. He performed autopsies on many people. He was criticized for his autopsy of Natalie Wood.His successor changed his ruling. After graduating from Tokyo's Nippon Medical School in 1951, <mask> worked at The University of Tokyo School of Medicine Hospital. He moved to the United States. He had an internship at Orange County General Hospital and a residency at the Barlow Sanatorium in Los Angeles. In 1961, <mask> began working in the office of the Chief Medical Examiner-Coroner for the County of Los Angeles, and came to public attention after performing the autopsy of Marilyn Monroe. He was appointed Chief Medical Examiner-Coroner for the County of Los Angeles in 1967, over the opposition of the Los Angeles County Medical Association and leadership of the UCLA and USC schools of medicine. He succeeded his mentor Theodore Curphey and supervised autopsies on a number of celebrities and public figures.Kennedy assassination and resignation <mask>'s autopsy concluded that the fatal shot was fired into the back of Kennedy's head, behind the right ear, from an upward angle. Conspiracy theories have arisen because no witnesses reported seeing the convicted assassin, Sirhan Sirhan, any closer to Kennedy than 1 meter away and in a position to fire a shot. In his memoir Coroner, <mask> states that he has never officially ruled that Sirhan fired the fatal shot. Shortly after the Kennedy shooting, <mask> came under scrutiny and resigned as Chief Medical Examiner after a deputy Los Angeles County Counsel testified that he had seen a smiling <mask> dancing in his office. I hope he dies. A secretary in the coroner's office testified she had heard that <mask> wanted to kill Lin Hollinger, the county's chief administrative officer. After signing his letter of resignation, <mask> tried to withdraw it but was rejected by the Board of Supervisors.<mask>'s wife accused the county of forcing him out because of his race. The county provided testimony from an Asian-American employee who said she heard <mask> say he hated Jews and that he used a racial epithet to refer to Black Americans. <mask> was characterized as "warm" and "articulate" by other staff. <mask> was restored to the office after a petition drive by the Los Angeles' Japanese American community. A series of articles in the Los Angeles Times alleged that <mask>'s attention to celebrity was one of the reasons why he was accused of speaking too freely to the media in his second term. His autopsy of Wood's death has been questioned. At the time of Wood's death, a former intern of <mask> stated that he saw that someone who gets thrown out of a boat had substantial injuries.He claimed that <mask> was involved in a cover-up after he made those observations to him. The handling of Wood's autopsy by <mask> was criticized by the public and his ruling was changed by a successor. Later in his career, <mask> was appointed Chief of Pathology at the University of Southern California and later as Administrative Pathologist for Anatomic Pathology at the LAC+USC Medical Center. The University of Southern California and UCLA appointed <mask> as a professor. He was a past president of the American National Association of Medical Examiners. The Emperor of Japan awarded him the Order of the Sacred Treasure in 1999 for his "outstanding contributions to Japan in the area of forensic science". He retired in the same year.The World Association for Medical Law was founded in 1967, to encourage the study of health law, legal medicine, and bioethics. Coroner, 1983. The memoir was written by Joseph DiMona. Coroner to the Stars was published in the UK in 1985. There is a book about famous deaths. The NYT review. Unnatural causes in 1988.Arthur Lyons wrote a detective novel. There was physical evidence in 1990. Arthur Lyons wrote a detective novel. He appeared in a film called The Killing of America. He was in the film Faces of Death. <mask> took the viewer through a complete autopsy in Michael Kriegsman's "Autopsy: Through the Eyes of Death's Detectives" in 2000. The TV series Quincy, M.E. is said to have been inspired by him.Jack Klugman was in the movie. The USC web page was updated in 1999 and contains links to external websites.

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title: Joshua Strachan

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, is a musician, record producer and vocalist. <mask> was born in a suburb of Des Moines, Iowa and grew up in Virginia. Jeremy was playing in a dream pop/shoegaze band called Shakespace when he met <mask>. Strachan was invited to join the band as a keyboardist, vocalist and guitarist. Strachan was playing bass in theDiplomats. Shakespace and the Diplomats both recorded one album. Easter is a veteran.Shakespace and The Diplomats parted ways before the last album was recorded. After meeting bassist Ryan Rayhill, the two formed Blacklist. <mask> was a co-thinker and writer on the label, which released several recordings on Blacklist. He joined Religious to Damn in 2009, and after Blacklist announced an indefinite hiatus from recording and touring, formed Vaura in early 2010 with Kevin Hufnagel, Toby Driver and Religious to Damn drummer Charlie Schmid. Zohra Atash is the lead singer and primary songwriter of Religious to Damn. He started a project called Vain Warr. He launched his own record label in New Orleans in 2016 and has released music by acts such as Kelly Moran as well as his own projects.The album, Savage Exile, was released by Azar Swan. Blacklist played a festival show in Brooklyn, NY in the summer of 2019. Desolation Colony, an electronic project with Justin Vial, played its first show in New Orleans in the winter of 2019. The debut album by The Red Window entitled Afterlife was released in late 2020. "Deerstalking" was a project with 4AD artists Warren Defever of His Name Is Alive and Pieter Nooten of Clan of Xymox. The influences he has cited include Scott Walker, The Comsat Angels, Black Sabbath and Cocteau Twins. <mask> described his lyrics as "militantly humanistic" when he was interviewed for Blacklist.Though lacking in many overt references, their album Midnight of the Century allusions to superstition and religion in almost every song, covering all three major monotheisms as well as Stalinism and fascism which Strawn has called "political superstitions." The nightmare visions that inspired Sables are both an end to humanity and an omnicide, according to an interview with Vaura. Our ability to understand one another, our ability to be graceful and make peace are some of the qualities we tend to refer to as humanity. In addition to being employed by the Human Rights Campaign and the Working Families Party, Strachan has written about his background in political action and organizing. <mask> was an active member of the Foucault Society and the Nietzsche Circle while at The New School. He befriended his professor Christopher Hitchens because he was interested in the history of the secularism of the left. While living in New York, he was a full time social media analyst for Competitrack and a part time journalist.His writing on politics, music, and culture has appeared in a number of publications.

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title: DeeDee Trotter

texts: <mask> was born on December 8, 1982 in Twentynine Palms, California. Trotter competed in the 2004, 2008, and 2012 Summer Olympics, and was a former NCAA national champion in the 400m. She was a two-time Olympic gold medal winner in the 4  400 m relay and a bronze medal winner in the 400m event. In 2004, she placed 5th. Trotter is a motivational speaker and brand ambassador for Education First. Trotter was born on December 8, 1982. She graduated from Cedar Grove High School in 2001.She was a member of both the track and basketball teams, helping to lead the basketball team to a perfect season at home. In her senior year, she helped lead the 4  400 m relay team from her high school to the Georgia State Championship, and she specialized in both the 200m and 400m in track. Trotter was mainly a basketball player in high school, and took up track-and-field as a second sport under the encouragement of those who saw her running on the court. She turned away from basketball and focused on running after getting a track-and-field scholarship to the University of Tennessee. She was the NCAA champion in 2004, but in 2003 she was second in the distance. She has the Tennessee record time of 50.0s. She majored in Sociology after graduating from the university.Caryl Smith Gilbert continued to train Trotter after she graduated. Trotter was the first woman to turn professional as a track and field athlete after graduating from the University of Tennessee. Trotter competed in the 400m at the 2003 world athletics championship in France, where she qualified for the semi-finals. She won gold in the 4  400 m women's relay at both the World Championships and the Pan-American Games. Trotter qualified for the Summer Olympics team in the 400m and was considered a medal contender. Trotter had a personal best time of 50.00s in the 400 metres. The US team finished first in the 4400 meters relay, beating the second place team from Russia by more than one second.Trotter ran the first leg in 49.19 seconds. Trotter won two gold medals at the USA Indoor Championships. She won 4  400 m gold at the World Championships in 2007. In 2007, she finished first in the 400m at the US Track and Field Championships, with the fastest time in the world that year: 49.64 seconds, and afterwards stated that her victory was like a dream. At the 2008 Olympic Trials, Trotter finished third in the women's 400 meters with a time of 50.88. She was running with a broken bone chip in her left leg, the result of an unfortunate car door closing two months ago. Trotter competed in the women's 400 meters race at the 2008 Summer Olympics, but failed to qualify for the finals due to an injury.She withdrew from the relay. Trotter had successful surgery after the Olympics and was able to return to competition in 2009. She used face paint to help her return to form. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Trotter tripped at the beginning of the race, but was able to recover and place first in the 400m event despite the mistake. She stated after the race that nothing like that had ever happened to her, but her first instinct was to keep running. Trotter won a silver and bronze medal in the Diamond League.She recorded the fastest time in the 400m in the 2012 Olympics. She said that her personality, demeanor, confidence and spirit were low. Dee Dee is no longer with us. I made the Olympic Team despite my crumbling career. She qualified for the national championship with a second place showing. She won the bronze medal in the 400 meters at the 2012 Olympics in London in a time of 49.72, two hundredths of a second behind the winner. She was the lead runner in the gold medal 4  400 m US relay team, which gave her team a 10 m lead at the end of her leg.After winning the event, Trotter stated that the pressure was on to do what they could. I believe we hit the mark this time. We hit the center of the target. Trotter ran her final lap at the 2016 USA Olympic Trials to retire from the sport. Trotter waved to the crowd after crossing the finish line in the 400m semifinals, but did not advance to the finals. Trotter was the winner of the Bodybuilding.com Model Search in 2009, transitioning into a part-time career as a fitness model. Trotter was an assistant coach on the USC track and field team.She started a drive called Gifted Soles to collect shoes for homeless people in the area. 500 meals for the homeless were raised by the drive. The Union Rescue Mission accepted donations. Trotter dissolved her non-profit organization Test Me I'm Clean and launched a new non-profit called Running For The People. Runners were used to help people in need of encouragement. Trotter traveled to Japan in 2020 as a Sports Envoy for the U.S. State Department. Trotter is the founder of Test Me I'm Clean, a charity dedicated to fighting the abuse of steroids and other performance enhancing drugs.She travels across the United States speaking to students about the importance of staying clean. <mask> wore a white and red rubber wristband during her 2012 bronze medal race. Trotter was inspired to found the charity in 2006 after overhearing a conversation on an airplane where participants were convinced that all elite athletes were on steroids. She said that she was more concerned with the health aspect of the program than the drugs. It's not something that is always emphasized as a danger, so I wanted to make that clear. One of the founding athletes of Project Believe was <mask>. She volunteered to give 31 additional testing samples.She was quoted as saying that she had to do something to prevent herself from going down in the flames. Otherwise, it will continue down this path, and it won't stop. Trotter was one of the first twelve athletes to join the "Athlete Ambassador" program. Trotter spoke to students about the importance of staying clean in sports. She wrote for the USADA website. Crystal Cox, a member of the Athens 4  400 m relay team, was stripped of her gold medal after pleading guilty to a drug violation. The other three members were allowed to keep their gold medals and the team remained the gold medal team in the historical Olympics.

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title: Josh Kline

texts: <mask> is a former American football offensive guard. He was a football player at Kent State. <mask> was born to Rick and Julie. When <mask> was in second grade, his family moved to Mason, Ohio, just north of Cincinnati. He graduated from William Mason High School in 2008. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 In his senior year, he was the Ohio Division I champion in the 285-pound weight class.His record for the year was 45-1 with 32 pins. In the state meet, he pinned his first two opponents and then won in overtime. He won the championship match by pin. Due to his father's roots in northeast Ohio, <mask> was a Cleveland Browns fan when he was a child. He chose to attend Kent State after being recruited by Mid-American Conference schools. My grandparents still live there. It was a combination of having a chance to play and an opportunity to help change the culture in Kent.I did my senior year. He played in all 12 games of his redshirt freshman campaign in 2009, after redshirting the 2008 season. In 2010, he started in eight of 12 games, then started all 12 games in 2011, making seven starts at right tackle before moving inside to right guard for the final five games. As a senior, <mask> primarily played left guard as he was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 They were defeated by Arkansas State University in the GoDaddy.com Bowl. Kline was projected by some to be chosen in the late rounds of the NFL draft. He had private pre-draft workouts with New England, the New York Jets, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Cincinnati, Tennessee, and Oakland Raiders.After the draft ended, he was signed as a free agent by the Pats. He was on the practice squad when he was released on September 2. He was added to the active roster on November 2 after being activated for one game against the Buffalo Bills. He entered the game at left guard for the final play of the game against Pittsburgh on November 3. He played in the New England's 34-31 win over the Houston Texans. He saw his first significant playing time in a December 15 game against the Miami Dolphins, when starting offensive lineman Nate Solder went down with an injury. <mask> was inserted into the lineup and played most of the game at left guard, with Mankins shifting to left tackle.He made his first start at left guard and played the entire game in a 41-7 win over the Baltimore Ravens. He played in seven regular season games and one start. At the end of the season, he was listed as the second-team left guard behind starter and six-time Pro Bowl selection Mankins as well as the second-team right guard behind Dan Connolly. On August 26, the day before the final preseason game, the perennial All-Pro Mankins was traded to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, a move expected to provide an opportunity for increased playing time for <mask>, who started the final preseason game. After a subpar performance in that game, <mask> was on the inactive roster for the regular season opener. He was added to the active roster prior to the Vikings game. There were eight plays in the fourth quarter.He was inactive for the next three games, but was activated for the Buffalo Bills game and started at right guard. He started at right guard in the Thursday night win over the New York Jets. He played 23 snaps in the 51-23 win over the Chicago Bears. He remained on the active roster through the regular season finale against the Buffalo Bills, starting one of those games, and finishing the year with 12 regular season games played. After an injury to center Bryan Stork in the first quarter of the AFC Championship Game against the Indianapolis Colts, guard Ryan Wendell moved to center and right guard <mask> started at right guard. He was praised for his performance as the Pats dominated the Colts 45-7 to advance to the Super Bowl. In Super Bowl XLIX on February 1, 2015, the New England Patriots defeated the Seattle Seahawks 28-24.Jimmy Garoppolo, who was the backup quarterback, did not play a single snap. In the regular-season opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers on September 10, 2015, <mask> started at left guard. He was moved from left guard to right guard in the second series of the game. He played in 54 of 61 offensive plays. Every game through Week 9, <mask> started at left and right guard. On November 10, 2015, the Pats announced the signing of <mask> to a two-year contract extension. <mask> played in 14 games in the regular season.He missed two games because of an injury. 78.6 percent of the team's offensive plays were played by <mask> as the Pats won their division and the second seed in the playoffs. After the completion of the 2015 season, <mask> had shoulder surgery. On September 7, 2016 he was released. On September 8, 2016 he was claimed off waivers by the TennesseeTitans. In the team's 17-10 loss to the Oakland Raiders, <mask> started at right guard after being inactive for the first two games. He started the rest of the season at right guard, where the ground game ran for more than 136 yards per game, good for third in the league.The Offensive Line of the Year was awarded by Pro Football Focus. 27th among guards, PFF rated <mask> an 80.0. The team made the playoffs for the first time in eight years, and <mask> started all 16 games at right guard. The team won its first-round game against the Kansas City Chiefs, but lost to the New England Patriots in the second round. According to Pro Football Focus, the offensive line was the fifth-best in the league, with <mask> scoring a 75.8 rating. On March 14, 2018, <mask> signed a four-year contract extension. He started all 16 games at right guard for the second year in a row.TheTitans released <mask> on March 15, 2019. A three-year contract with the Minnesota Vikings was signed on March 20, 2019. In 13 of the Vikings' 16 games, he played, missing games due to a concussion and foot injury. He was named a starter for the season. He missed game 6 with a foot injury after starting the Vikings' first three games. The Vikings released <mask> on March 18, 2020. He didn't play in the 2020 season.On July 28, 2021, he announced his retirement. On April 9, 2016 he married Natalie in the U.S. Virgin Islands. The daughter of <mask> was born in September of last year. His handle is on social media. There are people from Hartville, Ohio and from Mason, Ohio who play football for Kent State.

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title: Eileen Nearne

texts: <mask>Didi<mask> was a member of the UK's Special Operations Executive during World War II. She was a radio operator in occupied France. The French Resistance operative is known as Agent Rose. She was the youngest of four children and was raised in London by her English and Spanish parents. One of her brothers, <mask>, would also become a SOE operatives. <mask> became proficient in French when the family moved to France in 1923. After the German invasion in 1940, the two young women made their way to London via Barcelona, Madrid, Lisbon, Gibraltar and Glasgow, while the rest of the family remained in Grenoble.She was recruited by the SOE after she turned down the opportunity to work on barrage balloons. Nearne worked as a home-based signals operator, receiving secret messages from agents in the field, usually written with invisible ink on the back of typewritten letters. She was sent to France to work with her sister. The sisters were supposed to keep their roles a secret. She was flown to a field in France in the late hours of 2 March and the early hours of 3 March 1944 with Jean Savy to work as a wireless operator for the Wizard network. Her cover story was that she was Mademoiselle du Tort. She was given the mission of helping Savy set up a network in Paris called the "Wizard", which was to organize sources of finance for the Resistance.Nearne transmitted 105 messages over the course of five months as she maintained a wireless link to London. <mask> was left on her own after Savy returned to London with important information. She didn't know it at the time, but the same plane that took Savy home also carried her sister, who had just completed 15 months in the field. <mask> was employed by the "Spiritualist" network. She was arrested after her transmitter was detected. She went to her safe house to convey an urgent message. She hid her equipment and destroyed her messages as she heard banging from the house next door.She opened the door and was confronted by a man with a pistol. The house was searched and her radio gear and gun were found, so she was arrested and taken to Paris. The torture chamber of the Paris headquarters of the Gestapo on the Rue des Saussaies was where Nearne survived. Under torture, she was able to convince her abductor that she had been sending messages to a British businessman. She refused to do prison work when she was sent to the Ravensbrck concentration camp. She was told she would be shot if she continued to refuse. She was sent to a forced-labour camp.She was reportedly tortured in one of these prisons. On 13 April 1945 she escaped with two French girls from a work gang by hiding in the forest, later travelling through Markkleeberg, where they were arrested by the S.S. but released after fooling their captors and reportedly hidden by a priest in Leipzig until the arrival of United States She received an award from the French government after World War II. King George VI appointed her a Member of the Order of the British Empire for her services in France during the enemy occupation. Nearne had psychological problems brought on by her wartime service and lived in London with her sister, The New York Times reported. She moved to Torquay after her sister's death. She traveled to Ravensbruck in 1993 to dedicate a plaque to the four agents who were executed there in 1945.<mask> talked about her wartime activities on a Timewatch television documentary in 1997, but she wore a wig and spoke in French, and her wartime activities were not generally known about. She died from a heart attack. It was only when her flat was being searched by council workers to try to find her next of kin that medals and other papers related to her war service were found. Although I don't live in the UK, I was very close to Aunt <mask> and visited her often, and she was upset that Nearne had been portrayed as being "alone or unloved". I only saw her six months ago. She was loved by the family. The funeral of Nearne was free of charge and held at Our Lady Help of Christians and St Denis Roman Catholic Church in Torquay.Adrian Stones is the Chairman of the Special Forces Club. Her ashes were scattered at sea according to her wishes. <mask> died without a will and her estate was given to her niece in Tuscany, Italy, according to the first episode of the series. "<mask>'s war heroism revealed in National Archives" is an External link. There are British people of French descent who have died in the last decade.

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title: Puankhequa

texts: <mask> was a Chinese merchant and member of a cohong family who traded with the Europeans in Canton in the 18th century. The English, Swedes, "Imperials" and Danes favored his firm in the Thirteen Factories district. <mask>'s family came from a poor fishing village near Changchow, but his father moved them to Canton. Two of the seven sons were engaged in trade and market intelligence for the Canton firm from other parts of China and Japan. A third son, Chih-hsiang, would succeed his father as head of the firm in Canton and inherit his father's name and trading name. <mask> traveled on junks in Southeast Asia as a child. The Canton trade began in the late 1730s.He learned to speak, read and write Spanish and had some skills in pidgin English, which helped him trade with the Europeans. His ability to deliver goods and his skills in creating long-term relationships with foreigners and officials contributed to his success. He has a hat-pin, necklace and mandarin square on his surcoat and is depicted in a portrait in the Museum of Gothenburg. It is arobe of a third rank mandarin with a hat-pin in his hat. Around 1780, he achieved this rank. He was raised to the third class of the mandarinate because of his contributions to the military campaign. <mask> spent most of his waking time doing business.He lived in a mansion on the south bank of the Pearl River near Honam Island. He ate on the boat to save time. When it came to promoting his business, he had no scruples and passed the costs on to the Europeans. He was buried in the foothills of Fu-t'ing near his country seat. By 1798, most of the hong firms had failed, except for <mask> II, who succeeded his father as head of the firm. <mask> II was the wealthiest merchant in Canton and it was the most prosperous house. Only the Swedes and the Spaniards left the European companies after a year.The Swedish East India Company folded in 1813. The longest-surviving firm in the history of merchants was still active when the Hong merchants were disestablished in 1834. The Chief Merchant in Canton was trading Puankhequa. He made his name in the silk trade, but also traded in other goods. In the 1740s to 1760, <mask> traded out of the Dafeng Hang with his brother Seequa and his family. All of his trade with foreigners in Canton and with Southeast Asia via the Chinese junks was done out of the Dafeng Hang. In the 18th century, the firm was renamed to Tongfu Hang.<mask> was sentimental about his family's origin and Fukienese identity despite being ruthless in business. The Fukien merchants in temporary residence in Canton were founded by him. The Swedish factory was close to a factory owned by the firm. Most of the European trading companies joined the East India trade later than the Swedes. The first ship arrived in 1732. They were seen as nave by the rest of the European traders, but they still viewed him as a friend and benefactor. They bought a lot of tea from him.For weeks, the tasting of different lots and negotiations about the price took place. He was asked by the captain on one of the Swedish ships to help out in a conflict with some Dutch merchants. The Dutch set up a punsch tent near the ships and the captain had trouble keeping his crew away from the place. The mandarins in Whampoa banned the sale of alcohol on land when the ships were there. The Swedes tried to sell Swedish woollen cloth and camlet to the Chinese. The Swedes didn't want to buy the cloth because it was too coarse, but Puankhequa gave them a fair price. One of the Swedish cars that stayed in Canton for several years was Jean Abraham Grill, he became friends with <mask> and made several profitable deals with him when buying tea.As soon as the ships arrived in Canton, trade began. When the ships docked, the price of tea, silk, and all the other coveted goods immediately began to rise, and as soon as the ships left, prices started to fall again. Grill would buy tea privately from Puankhequa and sell it to his employer at a slightly higher price when the next ship came in. Grill was able to make a profit at his employer's expense because he was able to do business during the off-season. The contracts for this trade are in the library. The English were wary of <mask> because of his many schemes and debts, but in the 1780s they started to accept him and talk about him as a merchant the most to be depended on. Through dealings with other merchants, they still kept their options open.The French admired <mask>'s ability to control officials and pay bribes in the right places at the right times, but they also saw him as seductive, devious and, according to one French merchant, the "most evil soul ever to have inhabited a human body". Few foreigners were able to trade in Canton without having to make deals with him. Informal dinners for foreign traders would be given by <mask> at his country house. One day was dedicated to Chinese culture and the next was  la mode Anglaise, in an English style. There were plays about the two cultures and guests could choose whether to use chopsticks or utensils. In 1806, <mask> II was thanked by Sir Joseph Banks for the botanical specimen he had supplied. Banks sent him plants that he thought would be useful in China.According to tradition and numerous sources, <mask> made the journey to Sweden and stayed or lived in Gothenburg for some time at the invitation of Niclas Sahlgren, but further research in 2007 concluded that this was not true. He gave Sahlgren an oil painting of himself. The painting is in the collection of a museum. He was an adviser to the Swedish East India Company and a personal friend of Sahlgren. There is a mural depicting <mask> in the museum where he is seen negotiating with Swedish merchants on the shore of the Pearl River. The first recorded visit by a Chinese to Sweden was made by a merchant and linguist in 1786. The mansion where Puankhequa lived is important.The Chinese government planned to make the site a tourist attraction in 2011. Over the years it has been divided into different areas for business, manufacturing and living. The wooden carvings and faded paintings will be renovated by the government. The painting of the joint British and Chinese court was used to try English sailors who had killed a Chinese person. 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title: Jonathan Blow

texts: The creator of the independent video games Braid and The Witness, <mask>, is an American video game designer, programmer and streamer. The Inner Product column was written by <mask>. The Game Developers Conference has become a premier showcase for new ideas in video games because he was the primary host of the Experimental Gameplay Workshop. <mask> was a regular participant in the game jam. The Indie Fund is an angel investor fund for independent game projects. <mask> was born in 1971. His mother was an ex-nun.<mask>'s father worked for TRW. <mask> said in an interview with The Atlantic that he had to figure things out on his own because there weren't good examples at home. The paradigm of self-sufficiency was adopted by me. <mask> grew up in La Palma before moving to Rancho Peasquitos in San Diego. There is a high school in Carmel. He was president of the Computer Science Undergraduate Association at the University of California, Berkeley for a semester. The semester before he would have graduated, he left the university.He formed Bolt-Action Software in 1996 after working for Silicon Graphics to port Doom to a set-top device. Their initial game project was to be a hovertank-based combat game called Wulfram, but at the time, the video game industry was undergoing a transformation of focusing heavily on three-dimensional graphics, making it difficult for them to complete the project. The business folded after four years in 2000 with $100,000 in debt, because of the crash of the dot-com bubble. <mask> continued to write for industry publications and perform contract work for companies like Ion Storm. He worked on a project with IBM to create a technology demo that would highlight the features of the Cell processor that IBM was collaborating on, which would become a part of the PlayStation 3. <mask> was unsuccessful in getting additional funding to turn the demo into a full game. <mask> made a prototype for a time manipulation puzzle platform game in December of 2004.The demo had crude graphics, but the player could go back in time to a previous state. Encouraged by feedback from his peers, <mask> worked on the game from about April 2005 to December 2005 before having the final prototype of his game, titled Braid. The Independent Games Festival Game Design Award was won by this version. He continued to work on the game until it was released on Xbox Live Arcade in 2008. <mask> was $100,000 in debt and had invested $200,000 into the game's development. The game was critically acclaimed and received an aggregate score of 93% on Metacritic, making it the top-rated Xbox Live Arcade game. Over 50,000 people bought Braid during the first week of release.<mask> said he didn't receive any money until he saw a lot of zeroes in his bank account. The Witness is a first-person game in which the player explores an island while solving puzzles on panels. The panel puzzles require the player to draw a path on the panel, and the puzzle is solved if the path complies with a number of rules. The puzzle rules are never explained with words because <mask> wanted to create a game using non-verbal communication. The puzzles teach the player the rules. <mask> tried to design the game so that the player would experience miniature epiphanies over and over again. <mask> estimated that it would take more than 80 hours to solve every puzzle in the game.After the release of Braid, work began on The Witness. <mask> chose the one he liked the most despite it being a 3D game, even though he didn't want to. Three people were working on the game full-time by the time it was revealed to the public, and by 2015, this number had grown to eight. <mask> wanted to release the game as a launch title for the PS4 in 2013, however work on the game continued until its 2016 release. It was rare for a small independent game studio to spend more than seven years on a game. <mask> said that The Witness was a much bigger game than he thought, and that they decided to make it the best thing they could. In January 2016 the game was released on Windows and the PS4.Several popular gaming publications awarded the game perfect scores, and the Windows and PS4 versions hold scores of 87 on review aggregation Metacritic. The game was nominated for several awards. The price of The Witness was met with outrage in some gaming forums. <mask> stated that the price point was reflective of what the game is, and journalists noted that other independent games of similar scope and quality debut with the same price. <mask> reported that The Witness had sold more than 100,000 units in its first week of sales. <mask> noted that after the release of The Witness, it was one of the top downloads on illegal websites. He noted that piracy won't help Thekla make another game.The Untitled Programming Language and Untitled Sokoban Game were written at the end of the development of The Witness. While he liked recent feature additions to C++, he felt they were encumbered by the rest of the language and that it had reached critical complexity. He thought that Go, D, and Rust had drawbacks. <mask> thought it would be possible to create a new programming language for game development which would increase programming efficiency by at least 20% and make the job more enjoyable. He predicted that it would be easier to make a new programming language for professional game engine programmers than it would be to make a videogame. <mask> began work on designing and programming a new programming language called Jai. <mask> said that people put all their effort into the cool name before a project has had much effort put into it, and that he is doing things in the opposite way.It took about a year and a half for the work on Jai to be done. In the middle of 2016 full time work began on Jai and a sokoban game whose game engine was written in Jai. <mask> is able to test out the design of Jai early in its lifetime by working on the sokoban game, its engine, and Jai at the same time. No previous programming languages have had a piece of software as large and complex as a game. He can demonstrate the ability of the language by doing that. The 80,000 line sokoban game took less than two seconds on <mask>'s laptop. <mask> predicted that as work on the compiler continued the rate would increase with a target of a million lines of Jai per second for a clean non-optimized build.When the sokoban game is released, <mask> intends to release much of the source code, so that people can start experimenting with it. The Jai compiler is currently in closed alpha. The sokoban game combines puzzle elements from a variety of other sokoban games, as well as adding elements of its own. The majority of characters from the Heroes of Sokoban trilogy appear in the game. <mask> is able to "explode out the combinatorics of the puzzle space even way further than The Witness did" by combining so many puzzle elements together. <mask> stated that the sokoban game will probably have more than 1000 levels upon release. <mask> broadcasts work on the sokoban game, its engine, and Jai on his twitch channel.<mask> has been working on a long-term project that will be broken into different installments and elaborations on the same game over the course of 20 years. Each game will have a deeper investigation of subject matter for each chapter. <mask> stated that the game would be built with the Jai language and engine. <mask>, along with several independent game developers including Ron Carmel and Kellee Santiago, became a founding member of the Indie Fund, an angel investor fund for independent game projects. <mask> talked about his views on the role of independent video games and his work on Braid in the documentary film, "Indie Game: The Movie". <mask> has said on his website that he has gotten what he wanted out of speaking at conferences about his views on independent video games. He was praised for being the kind of righteous rebel video games need and for being a spiritual seeker, questing after truth in an as-yet-uncharted realm.<mask> talks about the potential for games to be more. He has said that he tries to make games that are more adult for people with longer attention spans and noted that games could have a bigger role in culture in the future, but current game development does not address this potential, instead aiming for low-risk, high-profit titles. <mask> said that games could look at the universe in similar ways as a physicist could. <mask> stated at the Sony Experience that he prefers to keep his games playable and make them better. During the live-cast panel, it was stated that this was said during the demo. <mask> is against immoral game design. He said on World of Warcraft that it causes societal problems by creating a false image of the meaning of life.He said that the design of the game reveals the developers' goal to degrade the quality of players' lives, ultimately calling it "inherently evil." Despite Braids success on the platform, <mask> has claimed that Microsoft's Xbox Live Arcade certification process would turn away developers because "they kind of make themselves a pain in the ass" and that they would lose market share to Steam as a result. <mask> is a member of Giving What We Can, a community of people who have pledged to give at least 10% of their income to effective charities. References External links 1971 births American computer programmers American video game designers American video game programmers Independent video game developers Living people

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title: Tomás Chávez Morado

texts: <mask> was an artist from Silao, Mexico. He was the director of the school of visual arts at the Escuela de Artes plsticas, and he taught at public schools. The National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City is home to the national shield carving and 260 eagle head sculptures. Homenajea is a Toms Chvez Morado Con exposicin. The University of Guanajuato is located in the state of Guanajuato. There is a website. On Nov. 2, 2015.According to Mexican Life, Mexico. A shop keeper and an amateur painter named Mara de la Luz <mask> Cabrera gave birth to four children, including Life Toms. He has three brothers, including one who died as a young boy. His first examples of artists were his mother and maternal uncles. His father gave him materials to practice. His mother, Mara de la Luz <mask>, died from the Spanish flu in 1918. While his sisters cared for Toms and his brothers, José Ignacio Chvez Montes de Oca remarried and started a new family.While in the care of their paternal aunts who often sang, played guitar, and painted, Toms and José both took a greater interest in art. Toms completed his education. It appeared that he might become a merchant like his father when he worked in his father's grocery store. Toms immersed himself in the libraries of his paternal grandfather and father-in-law because he felt that this type of work seemed "tedious, enslaving, and boring". He worked as a printer and a bookbinder for the father-in-law of a sculptor who made religious images. Toms moved to Mexico City as a teenager to pursue a career in art and teaching at the Escuela Normal Superior and to connect with his brother, José. When Toms asked for money to help him on his new journey, his father gave him only two pesos.Fernando Leal gave permission for José and Toms to sleep at the Centro Popular de Pintura de Nonoalco because they had no place to sleep in Mexico City. Toms kept his commitment to sculpture after seeing monolith carvings at the Museum of Archaeology. He was exposed to the work of Diego Rivera while visiting La Escuela Muralista. Toms began teaching modeling and drawing at primary and secondary public schools in Mexico City after taking experience and skill from El Popular de Pintura Nonoalco. At the same time he was working in the Department of Museology, he helped rescue the work of Jose Guadalupe Posada. In 1940, he accepted a commission from the Department of Indian Affairs to lead an indigenous boarding school in the Sierra Tarahumara for the Tarahumara people. After four years in Mexico City, he returned to study and become a professor in the field of visual arts at the Escuela Normal Superior.He joined the faculty of the Department of Fine Arts after graduating with a masters of arts education. After 33 years of teaching under the Secretara de Educacin Pblica, Toms decided to retire and dedicate himself to his sculpture. He started teaching again in 1985 after many students sought out his advice. Toms instructed his students in his own studio because the University of Guanajuato did not have appropriate facilities. Between 1990 and 1993 Toms directed the school of fine arts, improving studio facilities and making needed changes that lead to official approval of the visual arts bachelor's degree program. Tom's health problems caused him to stop teaching and sculpting. Toms worked with the secretariat of public education of Mexico to design and execute an educational and cultural monument that commemorated the 150th anniversary of Mexico's independence in 1910.There are 260 concrete eagle heads with the word "Libertad" written on them. The eagle heads were installed at various locations along the route of the battle cry of the Mexican Independence. The route ends in Monte de las Cruces in the city of Chihuahua. "Presentan Libro Toms Chvez Morado: El Maestro Escultor." Libro Toms is also known as El Maestro Escultor. The University of Guanajuato is located in the state of Guanajuato. There is a website.On Nov. 2, 2015. http://www.ugto.mx/noticias/noticias/6793-presentan-ug-libro-tomas-chavez-morado-el-maestro-escultor>. Festivals were held at the site of every eagle head to celebrate the installation. The first and last eagles of the route were decorated with bronze plaques. The National shield in marble on the main faade of the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City is marked with a plaque. The Monumento a Jess Gonzalez Ortega is located in the state of Guanajuato. The Museo del Caracol has masks of Jiménez and Guerrero in its Heroes section, as well as replicas for the community of Charco de Pantoja in Morolen.Monumento al Padre Hidalgo was sculpted with bronze reliefs for the city of Acmbaro. The first urban planner of Mexico City is remembered by sculptures at the Plaza de la Merced. The doors for the Nikko National Park are made of wood carved boards. The primary schools of the Mexican Republic had busts of Ignacio Zaragoza. The frieze and the decoration of the classrooms of the Centro Médico de México D.F. were created by Collaborative Works with José Chvez <mask>. There are Bronze doors at the Museo del Caracol in Mexico City. The National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City has a bronze column called El Paraguas.Two months before the grand opening of the National Museum of Anthropology, the <mask>'s were commissioned to design and execute the veneer for the central court yard column. The 11 meters tall column is often referred to as El Paraguas, or Umbrella, a function of the piece, which appears to hold a roof over the courtyard, protecting visitors from the rain. An Indian head and a Spanish person that coalesce into a new race are highlighted in the piece. There is a bronze column located at the entrance of the historic estate of Walter and Leonore Annenberg. The city of Silao received the Monumento a la Victoria de los Liberales Sobre los Conservadores. The Salon of Mexican Plastic Arts produced Homenaje a los Constructores de la Ciudad de Mexico. 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His works have been shown posthumously in exhibitions, such as in Deseando lo real Austria Contempornea in October, 2012 and Formas de Libertad in August, 2014). Toms Chvez Morado: Escultor is one of the sources on the list. La Rana was written in México, D. F. Print.Vzquez, Mara, and Toms are related. There is a university called Universidad De Guanajuato. Print. The births and deaths of 20th-century Mexican painters and sculptors.

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title: Kikkan Randall

texts: <mask> is an American Olympic champion cross-country skier. She won 17 U.S. National titles, made 29 podiums on the World Cup, five trips to the Winter Olympic Games, and had the highest finish by an individual American woman at the World Championships. She is the first American female cross-country skier to win a World Cup race and a World Cup discipline title. She won the silver medal in the individual sprint at the Nordic World Ski Championships in Liberec, becoming the first American woman to win a medal in cross country skiing at the World Ski Championships. The United States won their first ever cross-country skiing gold medal at the Winter Olympics in the women's team sprint. Ronn and Deborah met at a California ski resort. It was a compromise between her parents that resulted in her name being named after the first American to win a race on the Alpine Skiing World Cup.One day after her first birthday, Ronn started teaching her to ski. She is the niece of two former cross-country skiers. <mask>'s mother attended law school at the University of Utah. She moved to Alaska with her parents in the 1980's, where her siblings were born. She wanted to run for an NCAA Division I college as well as race as an Alpine skier. She ran a 6:06 minute mile in sixth grade, but her goal was to run a five minute mile by high school. <mask> won 10 state titles at East Anchorage High School, seven in track and three in cross-country running, because he wanted to wear red and blue just like his mom and aunt.She is the last Alaskan state speed-skiing champion. <mask>'s track coach suggested that she use cross-country skiing as a means of keeping fit during the winter. After graduating from Bettye Davis East High School in Alaska, <mask> <mask> decided to stay in her hometown of Anchorage to start her undergraduate studies at the Alaska Pacific University Nordic Ski Center. Her sixth-place finish in the sprint at the 2001 Junior World Championships was the best ever result by an American woman. At the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, <mask> competed in the inaugural Olympic individual sprint and finished 44th. In January 2006 <mask> returned to Soldier Hollow, Utah, the site of the 2002 Olympic cross-country competition, and won national titles in the 5-kilometer freestyle, 10-km classical and sprint. She finished 30th in the individual sprint at the 2005 World Championships.At the 2006 Winter Olympics, <mask> finished ninth in the Olympic sprint, the best ever result for an American woman in cross-country skiing. She finished fifth in the World Cup sprint. The best ever cross-country World Cup result by an American woman was captured on January 21, 2007, when she captured bronze in the women's 1.2-kilometer sprint. In the following season, she took the first World Cup win for an American female skier since the introduction of women's competition in 1978, in a 1.2 kilometer sprint at the same venue. The last American to win a World Championship medal in Nordic skiing was Bill Koch in 1982. In January 2010, <mask> qualified for the 2010 Winter Olympics, where she earned a US best finish of sixth in the team sprint and her best individual finish of eighth in the individual sprint event. She finished third in the race.<mask> was the first American woman to win a World Cup discipline title in cross-country. She won the World Cup freestyle sprints in Dsseldorf. She finished fifth in the World Cup. <mask> won four World Cup freestyle sprint events. She won the freestyle portion of the Tour de Ski. She won a team sprint with her teammate. <mask> finished third in the World Cup sprint and first in the overall race.Third place is the highest ever by a U.S. woman. The US women won the first-ever team sprint gold at the World Ski Championships. <mask> was heavily favored to win the USA's first medal in cross-country skiing since 1976 at the Winter Olympics, but missed qualification to the quarterfinals by.05 of a second. She said that her focus on peaking for the Olympics was disrupted by a back injury she sustained in December. <mask> was the overall World Cup sprint leader for the third time. She won the World Cup freestyle sprint events. <mask> was third in the Lahti freestyle sprint.In October 2015, <mask> announced that she was expecting her first child in April, and would take a break from competition in the next two years to focus on the World Championships in Lahti and the Winter Olympics in South Korea. <mask> failed to advance beyond the first two World Cup sprint competition of the season after returning to competition. 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Randall finished third in a sprint at the World Cup in December of last year, her first podium finish in almost three years. She and Diggins became the first American cross-country skiers to win a gold medal in the Winter Olympics when they won the women's team sprint. The results are from the International Ski Federation.3 medals, including 1 gold, 1 silver, and 1 bronze, were won at the World Championships. She was elected to the International Olympic Committee's Athletes Commission. <mask> followed in the footsteps of her mother and aunt by winning the Mount Marathon Race in 2011. <mask> was a member of the Alaska Sports Hall of Fame. <mask> was married to a former Canadian ski racer. They divorced in October of 2021. The couple have a son.She was hospitalized twice due to blood clot in her left leg after being diagnosed with the genetic blood clotting disorder Factor V. <mask> is studying at Alaska Pacific University while skiing for the APU Nordic Ski Center. Three months after winning a gold medal and just a few weeks after officially retiring from skiing, <mask> received a shocking diagnosis of an aggressive form of breast cancer. She announced her diagnosis on her social media accounts in July of that year. There are external links to the USOC profile. Cross-country skiers at the 2002 Winter Olympics, cross-country skiers at the 2006 Winter Olympics, and cross-country skiers at the 2014 Winter Olympics are alumni of the Ski Team Bio.

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title: John Ogbu

texts: <mask> was a Nigerian-American anthropologist and professor who was known for his theories on race and intelligence. Being a "caste-like minority" can affect motivation and achievement. Some students did poorly because they were seen as acting white by their peers. In 1996 there was a controversy over the use of African American Vernacular English in public schools. According to the 2000 book Eminent Educators: Studies in Intellectual Influence, he was one of four intellectual giants of the 20th century. Born in the village of Umudomi, in Onicha Local Government Area, Ebonyi State, <mask> attended Hope Waddell Training Institute and Methodist Teachers' Training College, where he taught Latin, mathematics and geography. He transferred to the University of California, Berkeley to study anthropology because he wanted to become a minister in Nigeria.He received his bachelor's degree in 1965, his master's degree in 1969 and his PhD in 1971. He taught at UC Berkeley until his death. Some minority communities do well and others do not, so cultural differences alone can't account for differences in minority education. Some groups of people of the same race but located in different countries have different ability and achievement levels according to some measures. There are two types of differences between cultures. Before cultures came into contact with each other there were differences. When two cultures interact with each other, there are secondary differences.Subordinate groups in opposition to the cultural references of the dominant group create many of the secondary differences. In the U.S., there are groups of immigrants who chose to come to the United States, and their descendants, as opposed to groups of immigrants who chose not to come. Voluntary minorities. Korean-Americans have non-oppositional differences with the culture. Involuntary minorities are on the other hand. There are oppositional differences with the dominant culture of Native Americans. If they want to acquire upward social mobility, both voluntary non-oppositional cultural subjects and involuntary oppositional cultural subjects need to adhere to white American cultural frames of reference.In Minority Education and Caste, <mask> argued that minorities often adopted an oppositional identity to the mainstream culture in response to a glass ceiling imposed or maintained by white society on the job-success of their parents and others in their communities. The link between educational achievement and access to jobs was not observed by some non-whites. The creation of the oppositional culture involves the inclusion of attitudes, behaviors, and speech styles that are stigmatized by the dominant group, which precludes those who adopt the manifestations of the oppositional culture from external success in the dominant culture. Non-oppositional primary differences are seen as an addition to the first language when immigrant minorities acquire the language of the dominant culture. When non immigrant minorities acquire the language of the dominant culture, it is a sign of their cultural reality. Some African American students in a Washington, D.C. high school did not live up to their academic potential because of the fear of being accused of acting white. In his 2003 book Black American Students in an affluent suburb: A Study of Academic Disengagement, <mask> summarized his nine-month research on the educational gap between white and African-American students in the Shaker Heights City School District located in the upscale Cleveland suburb.The way society and institutions have historically treated and do treat minorities is one of the factors presented in his book. He concluded that these students' cultural attitudes hindered their own academic achievement and that these attitudes are often neglected by policymakers. The study's conclusions gained a popular foothold and have been endorsed by noted figures such as Bill Cosby, but a later study obtained different results. In 2003 the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and William Darity Jr., an economist, directed an 18-month study of eleven North Carolina schools which found that white and black students have essentially the same attitudes about scholastic achievement. The results of this study have been published in a book by a sociologist. There was an effect in public schools with high interracial contact and among high achieving students, but there was no effect in predominantly black or private schools. There was a debate about the utility of African American Vernacular English in 1996.As a member of a task force on African American education in Oakland, California, he noted that linguists have long distinguished between the "standard" or "proper" English required in the classroom and black. The Oakland Unified School District encourages teachers to use the "Ebonics" variety in order to help speakers of African American Vernacular English acquire Standard American English. The Margaret Mead Award was given by the Society for Applied Anthropology. The Chancellor's Professor at the University of California, Berkeley was elected in 1997. The International Academy of Education elected a fellow in 1997. The American Educational Research Association gave the distinguished contributions to research in education award in 1998. He died of a heart attack after surgery at the Oakland Medical Center.His wife and children are Elizabeth, Nnanna, Grace, Cecilia, and Christina. He was buried in Nigeria. See the list of people from the state. Eminent educators study intellectual influence. Beuchling O is a writer. Is it adaptation? The kulturkologische Ansatz der Minderheiten- und Sozialisationsforschung was written by <mask><mask>.Brandes S, Dundes A, and Nader L. died in memoriam. The University of California. The August 23, 2003 edition of Freedberg L. John is an expert on ethnic success. The Chronicle is in San Francisco. The influence of racial identity, ethnic identity, perception of school climate, and self-reported behaviorespse.ed. Minority Status and Schooling is a comparative study of Immigrant and Involuntary Minorities.Garland was in New York in 1991. Goleman D was born on April 10, 1988. An emerging theory on blacks. Scores. New York Times Education Life. Maclay K was born on August 26, 2003 <mask> passed away at the age of 64.UC Berkeley news. The theory was written in December 1996. There is a special issue of Anthropology and Education Quarterly. 27, No. 4. <mask> ju was born in 1978. The American System in Cross-Cultural Perspective is Minority Education and Caste.Academic Press is in San Diego. There is a person named Ogbu ju (1981). A cultural-ecological perspective on the origins of human competence. Child development. The book "Ogbu JU" was written by Fordham S. Black students cope with the burden of being white. The review is about urban issues.The book "Ogbu JU" was published in 1992. Understanding cultural diversity and learning. A researcher. The movie "Obuju" was released in 1987. There is a problem in search of an explanation for the variability in minority school performance. Quarterly about anthropology and education. There was a person named Ogbu ju in 2002.IQ and Minority Status in Crosscultural Perspective, J. M. Fish Race and Intelligence: Separating Science from Myth, and Cultural Amplifiers of Intelligence: IQ and Minority Status in Crosscultural Perspective. Erlbaum is in Mahwah, NJ. Davis A and Ogbu JU were both present. A study of academic disengagement among black American students in an affluent suburb. Lawrence Erlbaum Publishers. A Cultural-Ecological Theory of School Performance with Some Implications for Education is called Voluntary and Involuntary Minorities. Quarterly about anthropology and education.The staff report was published on November 21, 1997. What 15 top anthropologists are doing now. The Chronicle of Higher Education. B7-B8. The New Arrival Students in Hong Kong: Adaptation and School Performance was written by Tang.

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title: Joan Hendriks

texts: Aunty <mask> is a Ngugi elder of one of the three groups of people in Moreton Island, Australia. She is the first Indigenous person to be appointed to the National Catholic Education Commission. The Cleveland Murri Court has an elder named Hendriks. She has written extensively about the relationship between Christianity and Aboriginal spirituality. <mask> was born in 1936 and raised in the suburb of Bulimba. Her mother is an aboriginal woman and her father is an Irish-American. As a young girl, she attended Saints Peter and Paul's Catholic Primary School in Bulimba, and in 1947 she began studying at Lourdes Hill College, where she was later appointed as an elder in residence.One of the first Aboriginal groups to be moved to a mission station was her mother. She was a member of two different cultures: Christianity and Aboriginal spirituality. She witnessed the segregation of her parents from the Catholic church and struggled to live as a daughter of a mixed-race marriage. As an aboriginal woman, Hendriks felt as though her early life was dominated by Western ideals and social constructs, and sought her connection to her Aboriginality through her mother and Stradbroke Island. A man is married with four children. In the 1980s, Education Hendriks obtained a degree from a university in Australia. She started her PhD in theology at the ripe old age of68.It is appropriate in her culture as with age comes wisdom, balance and trust, as this seems late to begin studying in a Western society. She graduated from the Australian Catholic University in 2008 with a doctorate. Many workshops have been presented at primary schools, secondary schools, churches, local community organisation, and universities on the borderlands between Christianity and Aboriginal spirituality. She worked in the field of Reconciliation and Justice for the Indigenous peoples of Australia in the 1980s. She spoke at the United Nations in 2004. She spoke at the United Nations about spirituality and Christianity. She worked with Gerald Hall before.She is now his mentor and friend. She is a sessional lecturer at the Australian Catholic University in both the Bachelor of Primary Education and the Diploma in Indigenous Education. Many people, including her students, call her Aunty <mask>. She uses her work as a forum for discussion between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians without resentment or tension. Hendriks has a Catholic background and still practices Christianity. She uses her spirituality to pave the way for other Christian Aboriginal Australians and continues to teach others how to find a balance between the two, speaking of both having equal parts of her soul. According to Hendriks, we should listen to one another's stories to acknowledge, accept and move through past experiences."Your family and where you come from creates a powerful interactive process that realizes an interdependent relationship with the great spirit of our dreaming", said Hendriks. Many works were published alone and with others, as well as being a special guest in media projects. Moving the Way forward was published in 2006 A project for meeting and dialogue was directed by Raimon Panikkar and collaborated with her friend and mentor Gerald Hall. In Aunty <mask> Goes to Venice, she talks about Australian Indigenous identity and faith to commemorate NAIDOC. The fifth episode of Coast Australia: Gold Coast to Sunshine Coast was published on the Australian History Channel. Ronald Wilson's Reconciliation: the key to the future was first published in 1997.She has received many awards and distinctions throughout her life. The Australian Catholic University gave a fellowship to Hendriks in 2007. She won the Australian Catholic University's Indigenous Research Award and Scholarship in 2008 for her study A Dialogue Between Christian Theology and Indigenous Spirituality. She received a Doctor of the University from the Australian Catholic University in May 2012 for her work in Aboriginal education and relations. She was a State finalist for Senior Australian of the Year for her work in promoting reconciliation. She received the Lourdes Hill College International Women's Day Woman of the Year Award. The Traditional Acknowledgment is performed by Hendriks at many major university functions in Australia.The National Indigenous Advisory Committee is one of the committees that <mask> is a member of. Women human rights activists 1936 births Living people Australian Roman Catholic theologians

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title: Rodrigo Riera

texts: <mask> was a Venezuela guitarist and composer. He wrote a vital and important body of works for the guitar, inspired by and dedicated to the rich musical legacy of his region in the Lara state (Capital city: Barquisimeto) in Western Venezuela, displaying a loving nationalism that led him to be associated with the work of Antonio La He taught the classical guitar. He taught many guitarists in the 1980s and 1990s. He had an important career as a concert guitarist, but his recordings are hard to find. The township of Barrio Nuevo, in the city of Carora, in the state of Lara, is where the Riera family was born. His father was a music teacher.He was raised by his mother, Paula Antonia <mask>. His father had a congenital foot defect. He was able to have a normal childhood despite this. His first teachers were his peers and he wanted to be a musician. His first public recital was in Carora. He moved to Barquisimeto to find better opportunities. His brother Ruben founded the guitar and vocal group "Hermanos Riera" in 1939.Alirio Daz wasn't planning to have a career in music at the time he met him. He and his group traveled to Venezuela in 1941 for a series of radio presentations. He met two students of Ral Borges during that trip. Lauro recommended <mask> to his teacher because he was so impressed with his playing. Life's circumstances made it difficult for <mask> to start her studies. In September 1945, <mask>'s and Alirio Daz' paths crossed again, this time at the footsteps of the Escuela de Msica de Caracas to meet and try out for the guitar classes of Ral Borges. They graduated with the highest grades.They were introduced to Segovia in March of that year. Segovia invited the pair to his master classes in Siena, Italy, because he was impressed with them. It took some time for Daz and Riera to establish themselves in Europe, despite their obvious qualities as promising guitarists. The Real Conservatorio de Msica y Declamacin was where <mask> began his studies. He got a "First ClassDiploma" in 1953. He began his career as a classical guitar performer this year. Segovia's master classes were held at the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena.Segovia helped him perfect his technique. Both he and Daz were above average in terms of their technique. The works of important Latin-American composers, which were largely unknown at the time, were brought to Europe. Riera established Madrid as his main place of residence after marrying Julia Esteban in Spain in 1954. They had four children who were to become musicians. The second half of the 1950s was spent touring Europe and Venezuela, playing the works of Segovia, as well as the works of Latin-American composers such as Heitor Villa-Lobos. He began to introduce his own pieces to his audience.<mask> and Alirio Daz performed many guitar duo concerts. The two recorded an album of popular Latin American pieces under a different name to avoid being reprimanded by Segovia. One and the other. In 1962, Riera was invited to perform in New York by a writer and composer named Conny Méndez. The city was thirsty for good classical guitar and the recital was very successful. Riera had a triple career as a composer, concert guitarist and teacher. The Preludio Criollo, which is a required piece in the guitar syllabus in Europe and the Americas, was composed by <mask> during those years.The prelude Elorac has a very daring structure and style thatpredates the works of modern guitar composers such as Carlo Domeniconi. In the U.S. East Coast, <mask> performed as a soloist with an orchestra and as a solo guitarist. <mask> was a member of the Society of the Classic Guitar. He frequented Mirko's Restaurant, a salon frequented by people in the New York guitar scene, such as Vladimir Bobri, Gregory d'Alessio, and Segovia's inner circle. He created accompaniments to many standard etudes on the classic guitar. <mask> collaborated with the Robert Joffrey Ballet Company to arrange a work for guitar and orchestra, Antonio Vivaldi's Concerto in D-Major for Violin, Strings, a Cembalo, Pincherle, which he performed many times. Viva Vivaldi is a mainstay in the Joffrey repertory.In 1969 he moved back to Venezuela with his family. He started his career in Barquisimeto, where he created a music studies program. He opened a teaching practice in the summer similar to what he had experienced in Siena. He ran the first Curso Internacional de Guitarra between July 1 and August 30 in 1971. Many foreign-born guitarists attended. The last one took place in 1991. He spent his last years teaching and writing.At guitar festivals in Venezuela and other cities, he held informal meetings and conversations with other guitarists of fame, like Alirio Daz, David Russell, Carlos Barbosa-Lima, and of course his many pupils. The competition was named after the composer. <mask> died in Barquisimeto. The work of <mask> concentrates on Latin American forms. He once said that he would feel silly if we didn't have that kind of music in Latin America. The music that was popular in the early 20th century is reflected in his compositions. Valses, danzas, joropos, golpes, gaitas, merengues, and even a few choros were written by him.There is a lot of notable compositions from <mask>'s time in Spain, like Choro, which is one of the most popular pieces. Merengue Venezolano, Serenata Ingenua, and Cancin Carorea are from his time in New York. Though fairly accurate, this list may prove to be confusing due to several reasons, the first being that <mask> was not so prolific at inventing names for his compositions as he was at creating music, so there are many. If <mask>'s works are ever to be orderly published, there is a strong need for a numbered catalogue. Dedications. Dates and places of the compositions have been included. The GUITAR's works include Aire venezolano, Perfil gitano, New York, and Estudio to put a kitten to sleep.Preludio (Estudio), Venezuela, 14. Jun. 1976, ded. to his son Andrés Ral. He was inspired by J.S.Bach, Paseo, Joropito, Aguinaldo, and Meloda para dos guitarras. Preludio, 27.Jan. 1980; El Poeta, Barquisimeto, 5.Apr. 1980; and Valse al negro Tino, Barquisimeto. VII.1980, ded. Preludio, Barquisimeto, 22. Jul. 1980; Preludio estudio. Julita, Barquisimeto, 1980, waltz; El simpln, Barquisimeto, 9. Jun. Pajarillo con revoltillo, Barquisimeto, was released in 1981.To his son Rubén, Valse en forma de preludio, Pequeo Valse, and Valse lento. 1983; Estudio-danza, Barquisimeto, 6. I. IV. Preludio a Luis, 16. May. 1983; Valse, Barquisimeto, 15. July. Estudio, Barquisimeto, 25.Oct. 1983, and Merengue venezolano, Barquisimeto, 27.Oct. Merengue venezolano,?.Mar. 1984; Preludio, 20. Preludio in etude form; Pequea danza, Barquisimeto, 17.Apr. 1985, etude; Merengue, 23.Apr. 1985, etude; Danza, 24.Apr. 1985, etude.Danza en forma de estudio was held in Barquisimeto in 1985. Danza, Barquisimeto, 18. Jun. 1985; Preludio, 21.Nov. 1985. Leccin en forma de chro, Barquisimeto, ded. 1985, etude. Preludio criollo, edited by Felipe Sangiorgi, was recorded in Germany in 1963. By Unin Musical Espaola, Madrid, 1964, recorded by the composer. Melancola was published in the Cuatro Piezas Venezolanas collection. Valse, ded.The song was recorded by the composer. A simple melody in country form, Joropo, was recorded by the composer in Madrid in 1964. Cancin I; Cancin II; Valse ded. Merengue, etude, Valse, etude, and Cancin were recorded by the composer. To Agapito Pérez Cordero, guitarist. Cancin ami hija Mara Josefina, ded. To daughter Mara Josefina, Danza al Zulia, and Aire zuliano.Valse ami Nacha Mosquera, to his student Daro Gonzlez. Cancin blanda y Valse estudio are destinations. To his son Rubén, Homenaje, Golpe al diablo de Carora, Ysabel, Mercedes, and Pequea suite. Cancin, ded. to his friend the artist. To Ral Borges, Preludio, Dance, Study, Autograph, and Venezuela profile for two guitars. Two small works for guitar, for three guitars, were written by Fernando Sor. For two guitars, Flavio Herrera, Polka, and (anonymous) Tonada.Interviews Enciclopedia de la Msica en Venezuela is one of the sources. There are personal files of <mask>. The births of 20th-century classical musicians and the deaths of 20th-century classical guitarists.

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title: Andrew Millar (scientist)

texts: <mask> is a Scottish chronobiologist. A professor at The University of Edinburgh, <mask> is also the chair of systems biology. In the Steve Kay lab, he pioneered the use of luciferase, a tool that can be used to identify genes in plants. The ELF4 gene has been implicated in the control of flowering time in the plant. In 2012 he was elected to the Royal Society of Edinburgh. <mask> was raised in Luxembourg. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Cambridge University in 1988 and won University Prizes for genetics and botany in 1987.He graduated with a PhD in plant genetics from The Rockefeller University in 1994. He worked at the National Science Foundation's Center for Biological Timing at the University of Virginia. He joined the faculty of the University of Warwick in 1996 to work on synthetic and systems biology. He joined the faculty at The University of Edinburgh in 2005. The University of Edinburgh and Millar found a centre for synthetic and systems biology research. <mask> is known for his use of reporters for the purpose of studying plant circadian biology. <mask> was a graduate student at The Rockefeller University.In 1992, Millar and colleagues fused the cab2 promoter and the firefly luciferase gene to establish a real-time reporter for gene expression in plants. The cab2 promoter was tracked by Millar using 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 This model could be used to find out what is going on in the plant. The 1995 model was used to identify the plants with abnormal cycling patterns. The cab2 expression was oscillated with a shorter period in toc1 Mutant plants compared to wild type plants. The methods and discoveries were featured on the cover of Science magazine in 1995. The current understanding of the clock in plants is due to the work of Millar.The development of the repressilator model in plants has been aided by the work of Millar. There are roles for the ELF3 and ELF4 genes in the plant. elf3 was necessary for proper control of the clock by light, as plants with loss of function showed arrhythmicity in constant light conditions but not in darkness. Both ELF3 and its paralog ELF4 are necessary for the proper expression of two other genes involved in the plant's circadian clock. Efforts were made to understand the mechanisms underlying the function of the plant. It has been shown that ELF3 and ELF4 are important mediators of light input into the plant. The full extent of "ELF3" and "ELF4"'s interactions with other parts of the clock are an active area of research.In 2005, <mask> and his colleagues discovered how plant circadian clocks increase growth and photosynthesis. They compared the survivability of wild-type Arabidopsis, which has a period of about 24 hours, when grown in a 20-hour, then 24 hour, and finally 28-hour light-dark cycle. They looked at long and short periods grown in light-dark cycles that were similar to their clock periods. When the period of the plant matched that of the environment, leaves contained more chlorophyll. Both short and long periods fixed around 40% more carbon when their periods matched their rhythms. During plant evolution, one mechanism has been selected for the clock's function. In 2017, <mask> and colleagues quantitatively explained and predicted the consequences of their work in a multicellular, model organisms.The research team combined and extended mathematical models of flowering, growth, and metabolism within a framework model for the plant. The model predicted the effects of altered timing on certain plants. The whole-plant growth rate decreased due to altered night-time metabolism of stored starch and altered mobilisation of secondary stores of organic acids. The Director of the Centre for Systems Biology at Edinburgh was elected a Fellow of the EMBO.

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title: Cal Bruton

texts: <mask> is an American-born Australian former professional basketball player and coach. He has been a part of the NBA since it started. A two-time member of the All-NBL First Team and a two-time member of the NBL Coach of the Year, <mask> was a player-coach for the Supercats in 1982. He won a second NBL championship in 1990. When the NBL Hall of Fame opened in 1998, <mask> was one of the first to be in it. In 1983, <mask> became a naturalised Australian. He played for the Australia men's national basketball team after giving up his American citizenship.C. J. became successful in his own right after playing in the NBL. In New York City, <mask> was a basketball playground legend. At Springfield Gardens, Bruton played basketball. As a senior, Bruton was first team all Missouri Valley Conference on an NCAA Tournament Team and was rated as one of the top point guards in the nation despite being only tall. The first imports to play in the NBL were <mask> and the Bullets. In the first year of the NBL, Bruton averaged over 33.2 points per game. In his first season as a coach, Bruton won the NBL Coach of the Year and later joined the Supercats.In 1983 and 1984 <mask> was named to the All-NBL First Team. In the 1982 NBL Grand Final, <mask>'s team was defeated 80–74 by the West Adelaide Bearcats at the Broadmeadow Basketball Stadium. This would be the only NBL Grand Final appearance for the Cats. The Bullets won their first NBL championship in 1985 with a 121–95 win over the 36ers. The naturalised <mask> represented the Australian Boomers at the 1986 FIBA World Championship in Spain. After returning from Spain, <mask> helped the Bullets into their fourth straight Grand Final. The 1986 NBL Grand Final was a best-of-three series.The first game of the season was played in front of a record crowd of 11,000 at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre and the 36ers were overwhelming favorites to win the title at the Apollo Stadium. The 36ers were stunned with a 104–83 loss by the Broncos, who were led by Bruton with 38 points. A native of New York, Al Green was <mask>'s best friend off the court. The two best friends off the court, but the fiercest of rivals on it, had a running battle in Game 3 with Green eventually coming out on top, leading the 36ers to their first NBL title. Over the Grand Final series, Bruton averaged 30.0 points and 3.3 assists per game. Following the 1986 Grand Final series, <mask> had a public falling out with Bullets coach Brian Kerle and was sacked from the club under controversial circumstances. He was hired as the coach of the Perth Wildcats in the 1987 NBL season and immediately began to build a championship team.He recruited two players who would become stars with the Cats, centre/power forward James Crawford and former Harlem Globetrotter Kendal "Tiny" Pinder. As a coach, <mask> built a team to beat the 36ers. The 36ers had only lost twice during the season, so the plan paid off when the Wildcats defeated them in the semi-finals. Perth lost the Grand Final series 2–0 to <mask>'s old team. Before becoming the head coach in 1990 in somewhat controversial circumstances, Bruton played three seasons in Perth and shared playing and coaching duties. After only two matches, Alan Black was replaced as the head coach by Bruton. The Wildcats won their first NBL championship when they defeated the Bullets in the Grand Final series.Murray Arnold replaced Bruton. Cal returned to the NBL in 1992 after sitting out the 1991 season. In their final season in 1996, <mask> became the head coach. The 1999–2000 NBL season saw <mask> return to coaching, this time for the Cannons. The Cannons were in financial difficulty and their future looked bleak. The 2002–03 season saw the financial difficulties of the Cannons reaching boiling point and it was announced their license would be sold. <mask> quit the Cannons and didn't follow the club in their move to the Hunter Pirates.During the 2006–07 NBL season, <mask> was signed as interim head coach of the West Sydney Razorbacks, taking over in the middle of the season, but he wasn't retained as coach for 2007. As a role model to the junior basketball players, Bruton helps out coaching junior teams in his spare time. He was in a celebrity episode of It's a Knockout where he wore a horse suit with Terry Kennedy. The Order of Australia Medal was awarded to <mask> for his service to basketball as a player and coach. <mask> at ozhoopsalmanac.com has a list of Honour roll NBL career statistics.

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