title: Luka Modrić

texts: <mask> is a Croatian professional footballer who plays for Real Madrid and is the captain of the Croatia national team. He can play either an attacking or defensiveMidfielder, but he plays mainly as a centralMidfielder. He is considered to be the greatest Croatian footballer of all time. The Croatian War of Independence displaced Modri's family when he was a child. He was signed by Dinamo Zagreb at the age of 16 after showing promise with his club. He spent time on loan to Zrinjski Mostar and Inter Zaprei. He was named the Prva HNL Player of the Year in 2007, after winning three consecutive league titles and domestic cups for Dinamo.He moved to Spurs for a club-record transfer fee of $16.5 million in 2008 and they reached the quarter-finals of the 2010–11 tournament. In the summer of 2012 Modri joined Real Madrid. He became a key contributor and helped the team win La Décima and was selected for the squad of the season. Modri was voted into the squad of the season three times over the course of the three consecutive titles. He has won seventeen major trophies at Real Madrid, including four European titles and three Club World Cup titles. He won the La Liga Award for "Best Midfielder" in 2016 for the second year in a row. In 2015, he became the first Croatian player to be included in the FIFPro World XI, in which he was regularly included until 2019.Modri became the first Croatian player to win the Men's Player of the Year Award, and he was also the first player other than Lionel Messi orRonaldo to win the Ballon d'Or. He won the Golden Foot award for career results and personality. In March of 2006 Modri made his international debut for Croatia against Argentina and scored his first international goal against Italy. Modri has anchored Croatia's "second Golden Generation", participating in every major tournament Croatia has qualified for, including the UEFA European Championship in 2008, 2012, 2016, and 2020, as well as the FIFA World Cup in 2006, 2014, and 2018). He was selected for the Team of the Tournament at Euro 2008, becoming the second Croatian to do so. Modri received the Golden Ball award for the best player of the tournament after leading Croatia to the World Cup Final. He became the country's most capped player in March 2021.He has been named Croatian Footballer of the Year ten times. <mask> Modri was born on September 9, 1985 in the hamlet of Modrii, which is a part of Zaton Obrovaki, a village situated on the southern slopes of the mountain Velebit. He is the oldest child of Stipe Modri and Radojka Dopu, who both worked in a knitwear factory. Modri spent most of his early years in the stone house of his paternal grandfather, located on the road above the hamlet of Modrii, and was shepherding goats as a five-year-old. When the Croatian War of Independence began in 1991, his family were forced to flee the area. <mask> was executed by Serb rebels who were part of the police of SAO Krajina in December 1991 near his house in Modrii, and after the family fled, the house was burned to the ground. Modri lived with his family in the Hotel Kolovare for seven years before moving to the Hotel I in Zadar.His father was in the Croatian Army. Football was a way to escape the reality of war and thousands of bombs fell on the city. It was a tough time for his family and something shaped him as a person. He said he was mostly unaware of the war because he befriended many other children. Modri started playing football at the hotel parking lot. Modri's uncle helped the family pay for the primary school and sporting academy that he entered in 1992. He was inspired to play football when he was a boy.He had a club career supported by his family. He was taught by Domagoj Bai and Tomislav Bai. Modri's father made him wooden shin guards because they had little money, according to Tomislav Bai. Modri denied the story. He was not signed by the most representative football club in the region because he was too young and light. Modri's move to Dinamo Zagreb was arranged by Tomislav Bai after he showed some talent, including at the youth tournament in Italy. After a season with Dinamo Zagreb's youth side, Modri was sent to Zrinjski Mostar.He became the Bosnian premier league player of the year at the age of 18 after establishing his versatile style of play. Modri said someone who can play in the Bosnian premier league can play anywhere. He was on loan to Croatian side Inter Zaprei. He helped the team to achieve second position in the Prva HNL and a place in the preliminary round of the UEFA Cup. He won the Croatian Football Hope of the Year in 2004. He came back to Dinamo Zagreb in 2005. Modri signed his first long-term contract with Dinamo Zagreb in the 2005–06 season.He bought a flat for his family with the contract's earnings. He scored 7 goals in 31 matches to help Dinamo win the league. In the 2006–07 season, Dinamo again won the league, with Modri making a similar contribution. Modri won the Prva HNL Player of the Year award because he was the main provider for Eduardo. Modri led Dinamo's attempt to qualify for the 2008 UEFA Cup. In the final play-off stage, Modri converted a penalty in the second and away fixture against Ajax; the match finished 1–1 after regular time. Dinamo won the match and play-off with a score of 3–2 after extra time with two goals from Mario Manduki.Dinamo Zagreb did not advance beyond the group stage. In his last home match with the club, Modri was given a standing ovation and fans held supportive banners. He finished his four-year tenure at Dinamo with a tally of over 31 goals and 29 assists in four league seasons, most notably in the 2007–08 season when Dinamo won the second Croatian Cup and became champion by a 28-point margin. Modri was courted by Barcelona, but chose to stay at the club. Modri agreed to transfer to Spurs on April 26, 2008. He was the first of many summer signings by Juande Ramos. After signing a six-year contract, Daniel Levy flew to Zagreb and paid the club's record fee for a player.He wore the number 14 jersey in honor of the man. In Spurs' first match of the 2008–09 season, Modri made his competitive debut in a 2–1 defeat to Middlesbrough. Modri had a slow start. He suffered a knee injury early on in his tenure and was seen as a light-weight by sections of the media. Modri said that "critics push you forward to show people they are wrong." Maybe I look light but I am a strong person and never had any issues with my size. His poor form led to concerns for himself and Croatia national team head coach Slaven Bili.Modri was moved to the left wing to play with Wilson Palacios. Tom Huddlestone said, "Versatility was probably a blessing and a curse, he was that good that he had to play out of position for a bit." In a 4–4 draw with arch-rivals, Modri was given a more familiar role as a central or left-sidedMidfielder, which allowed him to have more influence on the team and use his footballing talent more effectively. Redknapp planned to shape his new team around Modri and he was aware of the Croatian's value to his side. He scored his first goal for Spurs in a 2–2 draw against Spartak Moscow in the group stages of the European competition. He scored his first goals in the premier league in an away defeat against Newcastle United on December 21, 2009, a home win against Wigan Athletic on January 2, 2009, and an away defeat against Manchester United on April 25, 2009. The use of Modri in his former position from his Dinamo days made him more effective and he scored the only goal in a win against Chelsea on 21 March.I am told that Modri is a hell of a player and a manager's dream, so I am told. He works with and without the ball on the field and can beat a defender with a trick or pass. He could get into any team in the top four. On August 29, 2009, Modri was taken off the field with a suspected calf injury. Modri had a broken fibula and was expected to be out for six weeks. Spurs won the London derby 2–0 with an 11th-minute goal scored by Modri using the leg he had broken. He scored in a home win againstEverton on February 28, 2010, and in an away loss againstBurnley on May 9.Modri signed a new six-year contract on May 30, 2010. He said after signing that he wanted to achieve great success with Spurs. There have been inquiries from other clubs, but I don't want to go anywhere. Last season's top-four finish was an indication of where we are as a club and I feel I can continue to improve and go on to achieve everything I want to at Spurs. Modri scored his first goal of the 2010–11 season in a 1–1 away draw. On November 28, Modri scored a goal that was later credited as an own goal by Martin krtel. After a draw against Manchester United at White Hart Lane in January 2011, Redknapp praised Modri.It was magnificent. He's an amazing footballer, the little man takes the ball in the tightest areas with people around him, wriggling out of situations. He could play for any team in the world. On 9 April, Modri scored for Spurs in a 3–2 victory over the Potters, and on 15 May he converted a penalty in a 2–0 victory over the Reds. It was Modri who helped Spurs get into the European club competition for the first time. In the first match, against Inter Milan at the San Siro on 20 October, he exited the match early due to injury. Modri was given too much space to dictate the pace of the match on the return match at home.In the 3–1 victory, he created and assisted for the first goal by van der Vaart. Modri scored the second goal in the next match. After a draw against Milan, Spurs were eliminated from the competition by Real Madrid. In the 2010–11 season, Modri played 32 matches for Spurs, scoring three goals, recording two assists and making the highest average number of passes per match for Spurs with 62.5 and an accuracy rate of 87.4%. At the end of the season, Modri was voted the Spurs Player of the Year. Sir Alex Ferguson said he would have chosen Modri as his Player of the Year. The first and second bids for Modri were both rejected by Spurs chairman Daniel Levy.After the failed bids, Modri announced he would welcome a move across London and that he had a "gentleman's agreement" with Levy the club would entertain offers from a "big club". During the summer transfer window, Modri refused to play in the opening match of the season against Manchester United, which ended in a 3–0 loss. Modri said his head was not where he wanted it to be. On the final day of the transfer window, an offer of £40 million was again rejected. After failing to get a transfer, Spurs manager Harry Redknapp told Modri to focus on his playing and named him a starter. He scored his first goal of the season on 18 September in a 4–0 home win againstLiverpool. Modri scored the only goal in a home draw.On 31 January in a 3–1 win against Wigan Athletic, he assisted for the first goal with a crossfield pass and scored the second. He was included in the "Team of the Week" for the third time. On 2 May, Modri scored his last goal for Spurs, with a powerful volley from. Real Madrid agreed to a deal with Spurs for a transfer fee of around 30 million dollars. The Spanish club has a five-year contract with Modri. He made his Real Madrid debut against Barcelona in the second leg of the 2012 Supercopa de Espaa at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, replacing Mesut zil in the 83rd minute. Modri got his first trophy with the club 36 hours after his signing was announced.Despite his positive debut, Modri at first struggled to settle into the team because of his lack of pre-season training, which he missed as a result of his ongoing transfer negotiations. Modri was limited to substitute appearances due to the presence of Alonso, Khedira, and zil in the starting line-up. In his first few months at the club, he mostly played out-of-position. He played his first match for Real Madrid in the group stage against Manchester City, and they won 3–2. Modri scored his first goal for Real Madrid in the last minute of their 4–0 victory over Real Zaragoza. On 17 November, Modri assisted a Karim Benzema goal, which was eventually ruled an own goal by Jon Aurtenetxe. It was the first goal of the game.His most notable match that year was on December 4th, when he assisted for the first two goals ofRonaldo and Callejn with cross-field passes in a 5–1 victory over Ajax in the group stage of the Champions League. He was voted the worst signing of the season by the Spanish newspaper. In Real Madrid's home match against Barcelona, Modri started. He assisted Ramos to score the winning goal in the 82nd minute, giving Real a victory in El Clsico. On 5 March, Modri came on as a second-half substitute against Manchester United. With Madrid behind by a goal, Modri played a key role in the rest of the match, which Real Madrid won 2–1 and advanced to the quarter-finals. This match is seen as the turning point in Modri's career.Real Madrid won the match 5–2 after he gave them the lead with a long-range volley. Modri was a starter in both of the semi-finals. He played in the attacking position in the first leg and the team lost 4–1. On 30 April, in the second leg, Modri was among the best-rated players, as he played as the deep-lying playmaker, making passes to the attackers and creating several chances. Modri's form and influence in the middle continued to improve, distinguishing him as a player with most passes completed in his team. In a 6–2 victory over Mlaga on 8 May, he assisted from the corner for the first goal and scored the fourth goal. Modri became one of the most frequent starters in the team, being with Xabi Alonso to provide a balance of defence and attack.He was the team's most efficient passer and had the most ball recoveries among the squad. He scored his first goal of the season in the last game of the group stage, making it his fifth goal for the club, all of which were scored from outside the penalty area. Modri scored his first goal of the season in a 3–0 away win against Getafe, his sixth goal outside the penalty area. After Real Madrid defeated Barcelona in the final of the Copa del Rey, Modri was on the pitch. In Real Madrid's 3–0 home victory against the Germans in the first leg of the quarter-finals, Modri had an assist for the third goal. Real went on to lose 2–0 in the second leg, but progressed with a marginal aggregate score of 3–2. In his 100th appearance for the club, Modri assisted for the first goal in the second leg, helping Real Madrid reach the final for the first time in 12 years.He was included in the Team of the Week for the semi-finals. On 24 May in the final, Modri again assisted from a corner for Ramos, who scored a 93rd-minute equaliser against local rivals Atlético Madrid. The club's tenth title was marked by Real winning 4–1 in extra time. He was nominated for the "Best Midfielder" of the Spanish first league of that season and received the award. Modri signed a new contract with Real Madrid. With the departure of Alonso, he was joined by a new partner. Modri assisted twice for Bale in the first two games of the season, the first against Real Sociedad and the second against Basel, as Real Madrid won the Super Cup over Sevilla.Modri scored his seventh goal of the game from outside the box. Modri did not play for three months because of a thigh injury he sustained in November. He started in seven matches in March of 2015. He injured his knee in the home win against Mlaga and did not play until May. Real Madrid's winning run in the season came to an end with his injury. His absence and the lack of a quality substitute were seen as the main cause of Real Madrid's failure to win matches. This has hurt us because Modri has missed most of the year.The influence of Modri was recognised and he was selected by the professional players. Carlo Ancelotti was replaced by Rafael Bentez, who continued to be a key player for Modri. In September, November and December, Modri assisted and scored in the away win against Shakhtar. Initially it was thought that he would be out of action for two to three weeks due to a groin injury. He recovered in time for the match against Paris Saint-Germain. The relationship between them was noted in the media, with Modri described as "master of the game" and the crucial "connector" of the defence and attack. In the first three matches, Modri was praised for creating chances, his positioning and overall performance.On 7 February, Modri scored a winning goal from outside the box in an away win against Granada. When the team won the European Championship in 2015, Modri was in the starting line-up. He was included in both teams of the season. He received the "Best Midfielder" award for the second time. He was included in the FIFPro World XI for the second time. Modri signed a new contract with Real Madrid that will keep him at the club until 2020. He missed eight matches due to an injury to his left knee.He received the Silver Ball for his performance in the Club World Cup with Real Madrid. It was the first time that they were included in the Team of the Year. Modri played his 200th match for Real Madrid on March 12. When Real Madrid won the 2016–17 La Liga, Modri was a regular starter, and he provided the assist for the second goal in the final against Bianconeri. 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title: Anthony Friedkin

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texts: California's landscapes, cities and people have been chronicled in the works of American photographer <mask>. His topics include surf culture, prisons, cinema, and gay culture. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has exhibited <mask>'s photographs. The New York's Museum of Modern Art is one of the major Museum collections. He is represented in many private collections. His pictures have been published in many countries. The Gay Essay, which documents Californian gay culture during the late 1960s and early 1970s, was featured in San Francisco's deYoung Museum.He has been a professional photographer for forty years. <mask> has a studio in Santa Monica. <mask> was born in Los Angeles, California in 1949. He started taking pictures when he was 8 and continued until he was 11. He majored in liberal arts at Santa Monica City College. He studied photography at the Art Center College of Design. He majored in photography at the University of California, Los Angeles.He was a visiting student at the Royal College of Art. He attended a workshop in New York in 1972. He began photographing the film industry in 1975. He worked as a photographer in Los Angeles for a while. He taught photography at both UCLA and the California Institute of the Arts. In 1977 he received a National Endowment of the Arts grant and in 1980 Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley gave him a special commendation for his contribution to Fine Art Photography. His completed photo essays are: "The Gay Essay," done in San Francisco and Los Angeles in 1969 and 1970; "The Beverly Hills Essay," shot in 1975; and "The Hollywood Series," which was inaugurated by a special commission in 1978 and continues to this day.genuine studies of prostitutes in their work environment are included in a historical set of photographs. There is a set of pictures on "California Prisons" and their inmates. For most of his life he has been photographing "Los Angeles," creating an unparalleled body of images, which comes from his love of the diversely visual and cultural town. <mask> began work on a series of photographs showing the behind-the-scenes realities of the cinema industry. The photographs challenge viewers to step back from the illusion of real life that Hollywood movies create, instead showing the business behind the illusion. The work is still in progress according to <mask>. A subset of costume photography from the essay was displayed in Los Angeles in 1985.The Min Gallery in Tokyo, Japan featured The Hollywood Essay in 1986. In 2004, the work was displayed at the fine art gallery of Los Angeles Harbor College. There are many depictions of machismo and gang affiliated men in California Prisons. <mask> looked at the mythology of California that has attracted people, industries, and money to the state over the past century. The imagery of the California Dream is shown in many of the photographs that document surf culture. He used a darkroom in Santa Monica to make twenty black-and-white photographs of his Wave Portfolio. They show waves at a number of beaches.<mask> is a lifelong surfer and self-styled "disciple of the sea." In the Wave Portfolio he brings to his images a sense of both the power of the waves and their beauty as abstract forms. He has said that waves are like liquid sculpture. They move with force and beauty. . I believe the ocean is where we came from, and when I am in the water, I feel like I am connecting to something primordial. There are many mysteries to be found there. In 1969 <mask> began to chronicle gay life in Los Angeles and San Francisco, hoping to increase its visibility and gain a better understanding of gay culture there.The photo essay was taken during the time of the sexual revolution. He developed close relationships with his subjects while taking portraits in hotels and bars. The Gay Essay, a book containing 75 portraits from the series, was published by Yale University Press. The first of several books containing photos from the series was announced by the publisher. <mask> began his work on the "Gay Essay" when he was nineteen years of age. Friedkin wanted to show the courage it takes to define one's own freedom and individuality by documenting what it meant to defy the grain when it is wrong. The Gay Essay was not shown in America for a long time due to the sensitivity of the images Friedkin produced and a less than receptive society, but it was well received in Europe and East Asia.The DeYoung Museum in San Francisco displayed 75 prints to coincide with the 45th anniversary of the Stonewall riots. Materials from the artist's archive were included in the exhibit.

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title: Okumura Masanobu

texts: A Japanese print designer, book publisher, and painter named <mask>u was born in 1686. He wrote fiction in his early years. His work deviated from the Torii school at some point. He was a figure in the early days of ukiyo-e doing works on actors and pictures of beautiful women. Masanobu's early life is largely unknown, but he is thought to have been born around 1686 in modern Tokyo. Edo was a small fishing village when Tokugawa Ieyasu chose it as his administrative capital of the Tokugawa shogunate, and by the early 17th century the city had prospered and its population had grown to half a million. Masanobu is not known to have been a member of any artistic school.His early work shows the influence of the Torii school of ukiyo-e painting, and he likely learned from the examples of Hishikawa Moronobu. Masanobu's earliest signed work was published in a print album in 1701 and followed by a similar work ten months later. Between 1703 and 1711, Moronobu provided illustrations and sometimes text for at least twenty-two ukiyo-zShi novels and librettos. The modernized illustrated version of the Tale of Genji was translated by Masanobu. Most outstanding of which were the comic albums, Masanobu's output of book illustrations dwindled as he turned his attention to albums of prints, usually about a dozen per set, on a variety of themes. The prints were influenced by 12th-century Toba-e and the caricature paintings of Hanabusa Itch. The large kakemono-sized portraits of courtesans that Masanobu produced had a warmth and humanity that was absent from the earlier Torii and Kaigetsud designs.The Kyh reforms of 1717 brought an end to the luxury of large prints, which were replaced by smaller hosoban-sized prints, which were often sold as triptychs. The earliest urushi-e prints were printed with brass powder sprinkled on the ink and created a lacquer effect. Masanobu opened his own wholesale shop in Tri Shio-ch in Edo in 1721 after abandoning the publishers of his earlier works. He stamped his trade mark on the works he printed. Masanobu is thought to have died at 78 in 1764 and 1769. The master of the urushi-e style is said to be <mask> Masanobu. It is done on woodblocks with thick black lines.There are many styles of urushi-e found in Masanobu. Large Perspective View of the Interior of Echigo-ya is one of the most famous examples. All of the works are made on woodblocks. His drawings have gentile and flowing lines. He has tan and neutral coloring. He captures things and people in motion. The objects in his drawings are always moving.The beauty of nature was captured by Masanobu. Birds, women, men, actors, and warriors were painted and drawn by him. The Japanese women have the same style and structure. The bodies are covered with long, flowing dresses. The style of drawing women is called tan-e. The tan-e style is gentle and graceful. The insights of stores and theatres are part of the art of Okumura Masanobu.Uki-e is a style used by Japanese artists that means "looming picture". He captured the luxury and leisure of his paintings on stage. He was always interested in learning more about all the different styles of woodprints. He is said to be the first artist to make pillar prints. The creator of the large, wide, vertical prints is said to be <mask>. There are many examples of this style of print in his script. Masanobu stayed true to his time and what he was good at.Art wouldn't be the same without him, he created many new styles. The majority of Masanobu's ukiyo-e were produced in the Kyh era. They show the printmaker's sense of line, colour, and composition. The subjects are often humorous and are executed in a lively manner with figures in brightly coloured clothing. The era Masanobu was born into was a prosperous and creatively fertile one, which flourished the haiku poets Matsuo Bash and Ihara Saikaku, the bunraku dramatist Chikamatsu Monzaemon, and the painter Ogata Krin. The comic album, the pillar, two-colour, and lacquer prints, and popularizing Western-style perspective drawing were introduced by Masanobu. The full-colour nishiki-e revolution of Suzuki Harunobu's time was the culmination of his career.Masanobu has gained the admiration of connoisseurs as one of the greatest ukiyo-e artists, held in esteem by Japanese collectors such as Kiyoshi Shibui. Works cited the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. The New York Times reviews <mask> Masanobu. March 14, 2006 J. Meech. Oliver, J. The year 2008.The world of Edo Japan is depicted in prints and paintings. The Asia Society and Japanese Art Society of America are in New York. The British Museum is named after Okumura Masanobu. 1764 deaths of Ukiyo-e artists and 18th-century Japanese people.

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title: Arnold Hano

texts: <mask> was an American editor, novelist, biographer and journalist, best known for his non-fiction work A Day in the Bleachers, a critically acclaimed account of Game 1 of the World Series. The author of several sports biographies, and frequent contributor to such publications as The New York Times, Sport, Sports Illustrated, and TV Guide, <mask> was in 1963, both a Hillman Prize winner and NSSA's Magazine Sportswriter of the Year. He was a member of Baseball Reliquary's Shrine of the Eternals. <mask> was born in Manhattan on March 2, 1922. During the Great Depression, his father worked as a lawyer and his mother was a housewife. Hano spent his pre-school years in Washington Heights, which is close to the Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium. Hano 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<mask>'s formative years began when his family moved from Manhattan to the Bronx for more than a decade. Hano was able to read by the time he was three years old. He was tired of recycling other people's ideas. He was encouraged once again by his brother, who invented a cop who would always fall to his knees when he shot the bad guy. My first pun was this one. I did about six or seven of these things. We sold door-to-door the equivalent of a novel for a street newspaper when I was eight years old.The writing muse faded for the time being as the brothers' journalistic venture ran its course. <mask> attended Long Island University's Brooklyn campus in the fall of 1937 after graduating from DeWitt Clinton High School. His plan to pursue a career in medicine fell through. They were laughing when I walked into the newspaper office. I did not know you were allowed to have fun. I changed my major from science to English journalism in my sophomore year because they were enjoying themselves. In my senior year, I was editor-in-chief with another guy, after I became the sports editor of the college weekly.The timing was particularly fortuitous when the basketball team won the NIT in two of the three years. I didn't know how or what, but I knew I'd write. <mask> earned his Bachelor's degree in 1941. Hano worked as a copy boy for the New York Daily News. Hano's duties were expanded once his sports background was established. The nineteen-year-old undreamt of opportunities to chronicle baseball history was afforded by the News photographer, who was now tasked with providing caption for those shots he brought back to the office. Hano wrote that he was the luckiest fan in the history of the world.I was a copy boy at the Daily News when the ball got away from Mickey Owen. <mask> followed his brother into the armed forces in 1942 after the United States entered World War II. Hano was able to be deployed to the European Theater, where he hoped to find his brother, because he successfully applied to be commissioned as an infantry officer at Fort Benning. The war ended and Alfred's remains were recovered. After his discharge, <mask> returned to New York and a career in book publishing, first as managing editor with Bantam and then as editor-in-chief with Lion Books. Hano was an editor for novelists C. M. Kornbluth, David Goodis, David Karp and Jim Thompson. Thompson would benefit from Hano's support and input, which resulted in an unprecedented period of productivity.In August 1951, <mask>'s novel, The Big Out, was described by The New York Times reviewer as "one of the most thrilling sports novels this reviewer has ever read." <mask> left Lion Books in order to sink or swim on the strength of his writing. The ten per cent pay cut imposed by Martin Goodman gave rise to this sudden resolve. Game 1 of the World Series, <mask>'s handwritten record of which would form the basis for his breakthrough book, A Day in the Bleachers, was the most important event that year. Despite poor marketing and disappointing sales, the book has become a classic of sports literature, with new editions published in 1982, 2004, and 2006). The book's description of Willie Mays' most famous play has been cited and quoted many times. <mask>'s work appeared in publications such as The Saturday Evening Post, The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, TV Guide, Sport, and Seventeen.One of the sports biographies written by Hano during the nineteen sixties and seventies was about Willie Mays. Hano was a frequent contributor to Lion Books' annual paperback series, Baseball Stars of 19 _ _, providing forty of its chapter-long player profiles between 1958 and 1975. One of <mask>'s books, Greatest Giants of Them All, was composed entirely of chapter-length biographies. Hano wrote at least three screenplay novelizations based on Marriage Italian Style. Running Wild was released in 1973. All were published by Popular Library. Others may have been written in a different way.The National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association named Hano Magazine's sports writer of the year in 1964. He received the award for "The Burned Out Americans", a muckraking study of conditions facing migratory farm workers in California, in the category of magazine journalism. <mask> taught at the University of Southern California, Pitzer College, and the University of California, Irvine. Hano was an editor at Orange Coast Magazine. In 2012 <mask> became the 12th recipient of Baseball Reliquary's annual Hilda Award, established in 2001 to recognize distinguished service to the game by a fan. <mask> became the first person to be honored twice by the Baseball Reliquary when he was inducted into the Shrine of the Eternals. The upcoming release of Hano! was announced by The Huffington Post.A Century in the Bleachers is a documentary about <mask>'s life and work, produced and directed by Jon Leonoudakis. Sportswriters Ron Rapoport, Ray Robinson, John Schulian, Al Silverman, George Vecsey, Mark Ulriksen, and former Major League stars are some of the subjects of multiple Hano magazine articles. <mask> had two children by his first marriage and another by his second. The only exception to this was a two-year Peace Corps stint in Costa Rica, which began in July 1991. A 1971 voter initiative establishing a 36-foot height limit on new buildings was approved by a better than 3-to-1 margin after Hano was instrumental in writing and promoting it. In the city's annual parade, <mask> and his wife were honored as "Citizens of the Year". On October 24, 2021, Hano passed away at his home in California.He was 99 years old. Hano wrote "Hanging Ten at Coronado". Boys' life. July 1965, pp. 22–23. James and Hano. It is recommended that you be fit to climb a mountain.Boys' life. March 1966. 34–35, 38–39 Roberto Clemente is Baseball's Brightest Superstar. Boys' life. March 1968. They were 24–25 and 54.Scouting in Polynesia. Boys' life. February 1969 34–37. "Model–A Explorers of Orinda". Boys' life. October 19693–3. Who's Number? 1? C-O-M-P-T-O-N! Boys' life. February 1970. Both 26 and 27 were recorded."Madrid: The City Simpatico". Boys' life. January 1970. There were 35, 75, and 76. "That's Our Good Boy Scout talking". There is scouting. February 1971.33–35. "Why is Archie Bunker so lovable?" The newspaper of the city of Chicago. On Sunday, March 12, 1972. Section 1A is pp. They were 1 and 6. By the light of the sun.Boys' life. February 1973. 70–3 "Bill McChesney: The Little Machine" Boys' life. October 1976. 26–29.Greg Louganis is a diving sensation. Boys' life. August 1977. 28–31. The magical world of Greg Wilson was described. Boys' life. October 197820–23. Her first name is Chief. There is scouting. Volume 74, Number 1, January–February 1986, pp. 21 and 24. Bill and Hano. The high school had a lot of laughs.Boys' life. December 1986. 42–44. Exercising restrains is the topic of "Coasting: Exercising Restraint". The Orange Coast Magazine. October 1989. 158– 160.In Retrospect is about serving time in the jury box. The Orange Coast Magazine. October 1990. 192–5. "In Retrospect: Life with Alfie" is a book. The Orange Coast Magazine. November 1990.There was a score of 232–235. Over 26,000 were served. The Orange Coast Magazine. December 1990. 325– 327. A love affair with the press. The Orange Coast Magazine.February 1991. 149–154. Jim Thompson stories don't have happy endings. The Orange Coast Magazine. March 1991. 165–167. "In Retrospect: Three Score and Nine"The Orange Coast Magazine. April 1991. 150–151. "In Retrospect: Views from abroad". The Orange Coast Magazine. May 1991. 165–167."OC Forum: O.C." Can you tell me something? The Orange Coast Magazine. July 1991. "In Retrospect: Loose ends". The Orange Coast Magazine. August 1991.142–3. "In Retrospect: Live from Costa Rica". The Orange Coast Magazine. September 1991. 149–151. "In Retrospect: Mi Familia". The Orange Coast Magazine.In November 1991. "In Retrospect: Ya Voy Already". The Orange Coast Magazine. March 1992. 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, Juan Valdez would have been doomed to death in Retrospect. The Orange Coast Magazine.May 1992. There are 120 and 125. "In Retrospect: Much Ado About Nothing". The Orange Coast Magazine. June 1992. 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, 149, The view from the stands.The Los Angeles Times. April 2, 2006 <mask>, Bonnie; <mask>, <mask>. "Our Raymond, our friend". RaymondLieberman is a writer atBlogspot.com. On Wednesday, May 10, 2010. It was written about Dennis.A couple joined the ranks of the Corps' older recruits. The Los Angeles Times. June 21, 1991. George Vecsey. "Hazy sunshine, vivid memory". The New York Times. September 29, 2004.Chris Epting. Back to the Bleachers is one of the Pts. There are 1 and 2. The Los Angeles Times. August 27, 2006 Waddles, Hank. "Bronx Banter Interview: <mask>, Part I".The Bronx Banter was created by Alex Belth. September 25, 2009. Waddles, Hank. "Bronx Banter Interview: <mask>, Part II". Nolan, Michelle. "<mask>'s Innovative 'The Big Out'" Ball Tales is a study of baseball, basketball and football fiction from the 1930s to the 1960s.The book is called 50–53. "<mask>o and his enthusiasm for life". There is a life and people in the area. February 3, 2015. "Bree" is the name of the person. The man who covered the greats is in the spotlight. The pilot is on the coast.September 17, 2015. Running Wild was novelized by <mask>, from a story by Stanley Hough, as well as a story by Robert McCahon and Maurice Tomeragel. 20th-century American biographers, 20th-century American male writers, 20th-century American novelists, 20th-century American Jews, American columnists, American environmentalists, American magazine journalists, American male biographers.

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title: Jean Dubuc

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title: David M. Lemal

texts: <mask> is the Albert W. Smith Professor of Chemistry at the college. He got an A.B. A degree from Harvard University in 1959 and a degree from Amherst College in 1955. He worked with R. B. Woodward at Harvard. <mask> began his independent academic career at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, first as an instructor and then as an assistant professor. He became a full professor in 1969 after joining the Department of Chemistry. The department was chaired by him from 1976 to 1979.He was the Albert W. Smith Professor of Chemistry. <mask> was interested in highly strained molecule, short-lived species and concerted reactions. He became interested in organofluorine chemistry in the late 1960s. <mask> participated in the Gordon Research Conferences. He chaired the Hydrocarbon Chemistry conference in 1970 and was a member of the Board of Trustees. He chaired the fronine division of the American Chemical Society in 1990. He was on the Committee on Science from 1996 to 2004.In 2005, <mask> retired from teaching and became a Research Professor of Chemistry. <mask> taught chemistry courses for 50 years and mentored more than a hundred undergraduates, graduate students, and fellows. <mask> received honors from the National Science Foundation and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. The Chemical Manufacturers Association Catalyst Award was given to him in 1987. He was named the New Hampshire Professor of the Year in 1989. He received the President's Award for Outstanding Leadership and Achievement from Dartmouth. The Fish Memorial Prize was given for outstanding contributions to undergraduate teaching.He won the American Chemical Society Award for his work. <mask> became a Fellow of the American Chemical Society in 2011. <mask>'s group was interested in how a prismane substituted with electron-acceptor instead of donor groups would differ in nature and reactivity. This led to vapor phase photolysis of perfluorohexamethylbenzene, which yielded not only the prismane, but the dewar benzene and benzvalene as well. An English group made a discovery of their own. The strained molecule was remarkably robust and thermally stable as compared to their fragile hydrocarbon counterparts, and that intriguing contrast led to further exploration of fluorocarbon chemistry. The first complete set of benzene isomers were created with perfluorohexamethylbicyclopropenyl.This compound rearranges to 1 with a half-life of  2 h at 360 C, as compared with the parent hydrocarbon that polymerizes at -10 C. <mask> came up with the term "perfluoroalkyl effect" to represent the interplay of stabilizing influences, thermodynamic and kinetic, that perfluoroalkyl groups confer upon highly strained carbon frameworks. The effect has proved to be general, but if fluoro instead of perfluoroalkyl groups decorate the carbon skeleton, behavior can be very different. Another case of contrasting chemistry emerged when <mask>'s group prepared perfluoroquadricyclane by a photoreaction of -30 C and allowed it to warm above 0 C. Warming to room temperature yielded perfluorotropilidene as a result of rearrangement to tricyclic isomer 7. Under more vigorous conditions, the parent quadricyclane rearranges to norbornadiene. The effects of fluorine substitution on ket-enol equilibria are huge.Compared to hydrocarbon-derived ketones, whose enol tautomers are generally present in only trace quantities at equilibrium, fluorinated ketones are less stable. There is a case in point for ket-enol equilibria for cyclopentanone. Another remarkable contrast in stability is the strained and highly reactive alkenes bicyclo[2.2.0]hex-1(4)-ene 13 and its perfluoro counterpart 14. 14 does not form a dimer under any conditions, unlike 13 which does at temperatures below 0 C. <mask> and his coworkers studied a class of reactions in which two bonds are formed or broken at the same atom. Finding that they take place stereo specifically, the findings built on ideas of Woodward and Hoffmann to develop independently a theory of this class of transformations that explained the group's experimental results. The molecule below has a rate constant of 70 million s1 at 25 C.If the sulfur lone pair forms a new S-C bond as the electron pair of the breaking S-C bond becomes the new lone pair, this could happen, according to the researchers. This idea led to a key insight after it was shown to be incorrect. <mask> and coworkers recognized that there are many processes in which bonding and nonbonding electrons can interchange roles. A term was created by this. At the carbonyl oxygen, a lone pair forms the bond to hydrogen, and the pi bond becomes the new lone pair. There is a "disconnection" in the cyclic orbital array that exempts the reaction from orbital symmetry constraints. The idea of pseudopericyclic reactions was ignored for almost two decades because of faith in the rules.In a long and continuing investigation that has combined experiment and computation to great effect, his group and later others have established that there are pseudopericyclic examples to be found in all of the classes of concerted processes. A long series of papers from his group followed, describing interesting reactions of 1 interpreted as arising from the carbene, as reported in the "Wanzlick Equilibrium" in 1960. <mask> and coworkers showed in 1964 that 1 does not dissociate under the most vigorous conditions. The chemistry of the reaction was explained in terms of the attack and scission of the central bond. Arduengo made a striking discovery in 1991 that diaminocarbenes with the structure 2 are stable. Denk decided in 1999 to repeat <mask>'s experiment to see if he was right about dissociation. The result <mask> had obtained 36 years earlier was confirmed by <mask>'s group repeating the work themselves.<mask>'s group found and studied a carbene-dimer pair that does exist in equilibrium by selecting a diaminocarbene structure intermediate in character between the Wanzlick and Arduengo carbenes. The free energy at 25 C is 5 kcal/mol below the "halves" of the dimer. The Lemal Laboratory has contributed to the preparation and studies of a powerful carbon acid. 21st-century American chemists are living people fellows of the American Chemical Society.

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title: Garry Schofield

texts: A former professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1980s and 1990s is a member of the British Rugby League Hall of Fame. He was the most-capped Great Britain player of all time with 46 appearances. He won three England caps. He won the 1990 Rugby League World Golden Boot Award as the greatest player on the planet, largely due to his exceptional performances in Great Britain's backs- against-the-wall Test-series win in New Zealand and his remarkable display as Great Britain beat Australia at Wembley 19–12. Rugby League World magazine made the award retroactively in 2011. Hull Schofield made his debut for Hull as a 17 year old. He picked up his first piece of silverware in Hull FC's 13–2 victory over Castleford in the 1983 Yorkshire Cup Final.In the 1984 Yorkshire Cup Final at Boothferry Park, Hull, he scored 4 conversions and a drop goals, as well as scoring a try. He was the division's top try scorer. <mask> replaced Gary Kemble in the 12–0 victory over Hull F.C. in 1985. The League Cup Final took place on January 26, 1985 at Boothferry Park. In the 1985 Challenge Cup Final at Wembley Stadium, London on Saturday 4 May 1985, Hull FC lost to Wigan 24–28 in front of a crowd of 99,800. In the 1986 Yorkshire Cup Final, <mask> played right in the 24–31 defeat by Castleford. Due to Hull's financial difficulties in the late 80s, they were forced to sell Schofield to a Yorkshire rival.He crossed for 13 tries in 1986 to become the season's top try- scorer, becoming the first British footballer to do so. <mask>'s only major winner's medal at club level was the National Panasonic Cup won by the Balmain Tigers a year earlier. In just 45 appearances, he scored 28 tries, nine goals and four drop- goals. He didn't play in the 1988 Winfield Cup as he was on tour with the Lions, but he did play in 1989 for the Western Suburbs Magpies. He was recommended to the club by his international teammate, who had led Balmain to the 1988 grand final. He scored five tries in eight starts. The Wests Tigers Hall of Fame had two people in it.He moved from Hull to his hometown club. The fee was a world record at the time. In 1988 he was named the most expensive rugby league player. In the 1988 Yorkshire County Cup Final at Elland Road, <mask> played right and scored two tries and a drop goal. The League Cup Final took place on January 9, 1988 at Central Park. In 1991, <mask> won the Man of Steel Award. He scored 746 points and scored 147 tries for Leeds.In 1996, the two of them joined for a six-figure sum. He was dismissed after 13 games after only playing twice for the club and picking up two wins. He signed for Doncaster in 1999 and made seven appearances before retiring at the end of the season. In 1984 he made his debut for Great Britain and was selected to go on the Great Britain Lions tour of Australia at the age of 18. Although Australia swept the Lions 3–0 in The Ashes series, <mask> won praise from the Aussie players, press and even the public for his clever play and exciting running game. In 1985, Schofield scored four tries for Great Britain as they beat New Zealand in the second Test series at Central Park, Wigan. The third game was drawn.He was selected to go on the Great Britain Lions tour. In 1990, as vice-captain, he was outstanding in Great Britain's series triumph in New Zealand and in the shock 19–12 victory over Australia in the first test at Wembley. The second test of the 1992 Great Britain Lions tour of Australia and New Zealand was the best hour of <mask>'s career, as he captained the team to a 33–10 win over Australia at Princes Park in Melbourne. The series was once again lost by two games to one. The Lions captained all 6 tests on the tour due to an injury to Hanley. Hanley was the 1992 Lions tour captain but only played 15 minutes on tour due to injury, so he was not retained as captain for the World Cup Final. In front of a world record crowd, Australia defeated their British rivals 10–6 thanks to a late Steve Renouf try.It would lead to personal animosity between himself and Hanley for a number of years if he retained the captaincy for the World Cup Final. After leading Great Britain to a 3–0 series whitewash over New Zealand, he retired from Test cricket. With Hanley taking over from Mal Reilly as Great Britain coach in 1994, <mask> was overlooked for selection for the first test at Wembley, won 8–4 by the Lions, but was selected to the bench for the final two tests. Britain came to life in the second half of the game after Schofield's play in the second test, which Australia won 34–8. In the 3rd and deciding test at Elland Road, Hanley chose to play Wigan loose forward Phil Clarke at stand-off instead of benching him and Australia went on to win the game. Hanley didn't start his teammate in the test decider because of the animosity between them. England missed out on a spot in the 1995 World Cup squad.He won the respect of the Australians in the Test arena. "<mask> was a great player and a real thorn in the side of anyone he came across," said the Australian legend when asked by Rugby League World who was the best British player he faced. He went on to become a very good stand-off and a very good leader after he was a young centre. After helping Huddersfield into the Super League, <mask> took over the coaching reins but only won two of his first 13 games. He sued the club for unfair dismissal. It took Mal Reilly, John Kear and Tony Smith more than 13 games to register two wins, with the club so far off the pace in their early Super League years. They became competitive after being demoted and promoted.The British Amateur Rugby League Association Young Lions (under 19s) were coached by <mask> in May and June of 2010. He led the Lions to five wins from five and players such as Tom Spencer, Daniel Rooney, and Alex Walmsley have since joined the professional ranks. He was invited to assist South Africa in 2010 and 2011. After only 5 games as Barrow's coach, he was fired after clashing with the club's chairman, who was banned from the sport for eight years. 1986 Challenge Cup: Runner up, 1985 League Cup: Runner up, 1988 League Cup: Runner up, 1991 Individual Man of Steel: 1990 The 'Arriva Yorkshire Rugby League Dream Team' was the name of the new buses. The best rugby league footballers to have played in West Yorkshire were nominated by members of the public and supported by local rugby league journalists.<mask> was on the 'Arriva Yorkshire Rugby League Dream Team'. After retiring, <mask> became a media pundit and is well known for being controversial. He is a regular columnist for the weekly League Express newspaper as well as the Sunday version of the national newspaper the Daily Star. He is a pundit for Talk Sport radio as well as appearing on the 'Rugby League Backchat'. His book, Tries the Limit, was released in 2001. He was named as the eighth best player in the world to have played rugby league since 1980, in a book written by the League Express journalist Richard de la Riviere. Barrow Raiders players and Doncaster R.L.F.C. players have links to External links.Great Britain national rugby league team captains are English rugby league players. People from the Order of the British Empire are players in the Rugby league.

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title: Naama Goren-Inbar

texts: <mask> is a professor at the Institute of Archaeology, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The site of Gesher Benot Ya'aqov was excavated by Goren-Inbar. She was elected to the Israel Academy of Sciences in 2016 after receiving the EMET Prize in Humanities and Judaism. <mask> was born in Jerusalem in 1948 to Rachel and Yaakov Goren. She received her MA and PhD from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem after completing her military service. Professor Ofer Bar-Yosef and Goren-Inbar collaborated on Goren-Inbar's PhD thesis. She was a graduate student at the University of California, Berkeley.Goren-Inbar began teaching at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in 1984. She worked as an associate professor and full professor. She was the head of the Institute of Archaeology from 2002 to 2005. Goren-Inbar was involved in excavations at the Lower Paleolithic site of Ubeiydia in the Jordan Valley, prehistoric sites in the northern Sinai Desert, and Hayonim Cave in the Galilee. Goren-Inbar excavated a site in the late 1970s. The site of Berekhat Ram was excavated during 1981- 1982. The archaeological layer of the site is between two basalt flows.The lower flow is from 800,000 years ago. A minimum age for the layers is set by the upper flow, which is 233,000 years old. The Venus of Berekhat Ram, a tuff pebble figurine of a woman, is considered to be the earliest symbolic representation in human history. The Middle Paleolithic site of Quneitra was excavated from 1982 to 1985 by Goren-Inbar. The site is dated to the final stage of the Middle Paleolithic and contains a wealth of animal bones. One of the earliest examples of Middle Paleolithic art in the Levant is a flint cobble with a pattern of circles carved on it. Goren-Inbar began her excavation project in 1989 at the site of Gesher Benot Ya'aqov, located on the banks of the Jordan River south of the Hula Valley.The site was excavated for seven seasons from 1989 to 1997 and is 780,000 years old. The butchered, straight tusk elephant is indicative of the early hominins ability to process large game. A minimum of seven fallow deer carcasses were exposed in a single layer of GBY Area C. The flint knives used by the site's butchers show that they used a butchering method similar to that of modern humans. An African origin for the stone tool tradition of the site's knappers is suggested by a rich and unique assortment of bifacial tools. The high cognitive abilities of the inhabitants of GBY made the tools shaped from basalt, flint, and limestone. The earliest evidence for systematic, controlled use of fire outside of Africa can be found in the site's findings.The exceptional preservation of botanical remains, including pollen, seeds, fruits, and wood, can be achieved thanks to the exceptional preservation of the site's sediments. The environment on the banks of the Paleo-Hula Lake was nearly one million years old when the remains were analyzed. There are seven species of nuts in the botanic remains. There are pitted anvils or nutting stones found at GBY. This is the earliest evidence of a vegetarian diet. Goren-Inbar's excavation and research can be found in hundreds of papers and books. The importance of GBY was established as a milestone in the study of human evolution.Goren-Inbar's study of Early Paleolithic diet, migration out-of-Africa, lithic technology and tradition, and reconstruction of the paleoenvironment has placed her as a leading authority on early human behavior and evolution. Her primary contribution is in establishing the presence of sophisticated technology, modern behavior, and advanced cognitive abilities within the framework of the early Paleolithic. There are books in the Gesher Benot Ya'aqov Series. 2002. The Wood Assemblage is the first volume of the acheulian site of Gesher Benot Ya'aqov. Oxbow Books is in Oxford. Goren-Inbar, N., Alperson-Afil, N.The site of Gesher Benot Ya'aqov is an ancient one. There is a controlled use of fire. There is paleobiology and paleoanthropology. Dordrecht: Springer. Rabinovich, Gaudzinski-Windheuser, S., and Goren-Inbar collaborated on a project. The site of Gesher Benot Ya'aqov is an ancient one. There are two Assemblages of Layers V-5 and V6.There is paleobiology and paleoanthropology. Dordrecht: Springer. Goren-Inbar, Alperson-Afil, Sharon, and Herzlinger were present. The site of Gesher Benot Ya'aqov is a Acheulian one. Volume IV. There was ahic assemblage. There is a paleobiology and paleoanthropology series.Springer is in Cham, Switzerland. Excavation reports Bar-Yosef. Goren-Inbar was born in 1993. There is a lower Paleolithic site in the Jordan Valley. The Institute of Archaeology has a Monographs. The Institute of Archaeology is located at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. N. Goren-Inbar was published in 1990.The site is on the Golan Heights. The Institute of Archaeology has a Monographs. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is located in Jerusalem. The books were edited by Goren-Inbar and Speth. There is an eds. 2004. Human Paleoecology in the Levantine Corridor.Oxbow Books is in Oxford. Goren-Inbar and Sharon. There is an eds. 2006 The age of axe was from quarry to discard. It's London. Goren-Inbar, N. and Spiro, B.2011. There is a special issue on Early-Middle Pleistocene palaeoenvironments in the Levant. The journal is about human evolution. Some of the papers are: Alperson-Afil, N., Sharon, G., Kislev, M., Melamed, Y., Zohar, I., Ashkenazi, S., Rabinovich, R., Biton, R., and Hartman, G There is a spatial organization of hominin activities. Science: 1677-1680. Belitzky, Goren-Inbar, and Werkerz were published in 1991.A man made polish on a wooden plank. The journal is about human evolution. N. Goren-Inbar was born in 2011. Gesher Benot Yaaqov wrote a case study about culture and cognition in the Acheulian industry. The Royal Society B has a journal called Biological Sciences. Goren-Inbar, N., Alperson, N., Kislev, M.E., Simchoni, O., Melamed, Y., Ben-Nun, A. E. Werker was born in 2004.There is evidence of control of fire. Science 304 Goren-Inbar, C.S., Verosub, K.L., Melamed, Y., Kislev, M.E., Tchernov, E., and SaragustI, I. In 2000. Gesher Benot Ya'aqov is located on the Out-of-Africa corridor. Science: 944-947. Goren-Inbar, N., Lister, A., Werker, E., and Chech were all involved in 1994.An elephant skull and artifacts were found at the site of Gesher Benot Ya'aqov, Israel. The book is called Paléorient 20: 99- 112. Goren-Inbar, N. and Saragusti, I. 1996. There is a biface from the site of Gesher Benot Ya'aqov. There is a Journal of Field Archaeology. Goren-Inbar, Sharon, G., and Melamed are related.M. Kislev was born in 2002. There are nuts and stones at Gesher Benot Ya'aqov. The National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America has a journal. 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title: Dmitri Soloviev

texts: A Russian ice dancer is named <mask>. He won the gold medal in the team event at the Olympics, as well as the World bronze medal, the European champion, and a six-time Russian national champion. They won gold at the 2010 Cup of Russia, the 2011 Cup of China, and the 2016 Rostelecom Cup. He was born in Moscow in 1989. He married a single skater in 2006 but they are now divorced and have a son. Anna Sidorova and friends were attacked by three men in December of 2021. He had a head injury when he was pushed into a door.<mask> and Bobrova were partners in 2000. From the beginning of their partnership, Elena Kustarova and Svetlana Alexeeva were their coaches. Bobrova/Soloviev won the gold medal in the compulsory dance at the World Junior Championships. They placed 13th at their first senior Worlds in 2008. They weren't selected for the event the following season. After winning the silver medal at the 2010 Russian Nationals in December 2009, Bobrova/Soloviev were able to qualify for the European Championships in January 2010, where they placed 9th. The following month they qualified for the Olympics and finished in 15th.They climbed to 8th in the rankings after competing at their second World Championships. Bobrova/Soloviev won a silver medal at the Cup of China, their first medal on the senior Grand Prix series. They won their first senior Grand Prix title at the 2010 Cup of Russia. They finished fourth in their first senior Grand Prix Final. Bobrova/Soloviev won their first national title in the free dance at the Russian Championships. They dropped their Delilah short dance in favor of a new one called Where I Want to Be which they performed at the European Championships. They won a silver medal.They came in 6th at the World Championships. Bobrova/<mask> won the gold medal at the first Grand Prix event of the season, the 2011 Cup of China, with a score of 163.52 after placing first in both the short dance and the free dance. They finished sixth at the Grand Prix Final after taking the bronze medal at the Cup of Russia. They won the Russian national championship and the European silver medal. They finished 7th at the World Championships. The coaches for the 2012–13 season were changed on April 25th. They said they were changing their style as well as learning a new technique.In their 2012–13 free dance, <mask> plays the insane lover of Bobrova who herself begins to slip into insanity as he starts to recover. The story is that we are at a ball. We have a dance together in the beginning. The first part of the polka is very playful, but when the music changes into the waltz it becomes more serious and we fall in love with each other. We realize that we can't be together because I'm too old and she's young. Bobrova/<mask> won the gold medal at the 2012 Finlandia Trophy. They qualified for the 2012 Grand Prix Final in Russia after winning silver at the 2012 Cup of China and the 2012 Skate America.They finished 5th overall after a fall from Soloviev in their free dance. They won their third national title. Bobrova/Soloviev won the gold medal in their fourth appearance at the European Championships. They won the bronze medal at the World Championships in London, Ontario, their first time on the podium. They withdrew from the World Team Trophy after Soloviev was told to rest for at least ten days because of a groin injury. Competing on the ISU Grand Prix series, Bobrova/Soloviev won two medals, a silver and a gold, before finishing fourth at the Grand Prix Final. They won their fourth consecutive national title.They decided to go back to the one from the previous season because their free dance was not working. Bobrova/Soloviev competed at the Winter Olympics. Russia won the gold medal in the team event after they placed third in their segment, the short dance. They were ranked fifth in the ice dancing event. They traveled to Japan for the World Championships a month later. During the morning practice before the short dance, Soloviev injured his groin and they withdrew. He came back to the ice cautiously in the second week of April.They were assigned to the Trophee Eric Bompard and the Skate America for the Grand Prix season. They decided to sit out the rest of the season to allow Soloviev to recover fully from his knee surgery. Bobrova/Soloviev won a bronze medal at the 2015 Skate Canada International and a silver medal at the NHK Trophy during the 2015–16 Grand Prix series. The last spot at the final was given to them by these placements. The Grand Prix Final was held in Barcelona, Spain. At the 2016 Russian Championships held in Yekaterinburg, Bobrova/Soloviev were awarded their fifth national title. Bobrova/Soloviev won the bronze medal at the European Championships with a personal best overall score of 176.50 points.On March 7, 2016 Bobrova announced that she had tested positive for meldonium. She stated that she had been aware of meldonium's addition to the banned list and had been careful to avoid products containing banned substances. They won the gold medal at the 2016 Ondrej Nepela Memorial. They won two medals, the first a bronze at the 2016 Skate America and the second a gold at the 2017 Rostelecom Cup, both on the Grand Prix series. They placed 4th in the 2016–17 Grand Prix Final after placing 5th in the short dance and 4th in the free dance. They won the gold medal at the Russian Championships. They won a bronze medal at the European Championships after winning the short dance and placing third in the free dance.The team won the silver medal at the World Team Trophy after placing fifth at the World Championships. At a point in their careers, retiring is on the horizon for Ekaterina Bobrova and <mask> Soloviev. If it is the last competitive season, then an Olympic season is even more special. Bobrova/Soloviev won the gold medal at the trophy. They have won the Ondrej Nepela Trophy for the past 2 years. They won a silver medal and a bronze medal at the Cup of China, both on the Grand Prix series. In December of last year they won the gold medal at the Golden Spin of Zagreb and in August of this year they won the gold medal at the Russian Championships.They have won the gold medal seven times at the Russian Championships. They won the silver medal at the European Championships after placing 4th in the short dance and 2nd in the free dance. The Europeans scored their best score at the end of the year. Bobrova/Soloviev placed 5th at the Winter Olympics after placing 6th in the short dance and 4th in the free dance. They won the silver medal at the team event of the Winter Olympics. They withdrew from the World Championships. There are small medals for short and free programs at the ISU Championships.The medals are only awarded for the team results. The official website of Russian male ice dancers has links to External links.

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title: Ezio Mizzan

texts: <mask> was an Italian diplomat. He started his career at the Farnesina after graduating from law school. He acted as a diplomat in the Italian Embassies in Berlin, Berlin, and Bucharest, as well as in Rio and Annaba. He was sent to China in the middle of the 20th century. After the Italian ambassador fled to Italy in 1950, the first secretary of the Italian embassy in China became the defacto leader of diplomatic relations. He was involved in the relationship between China and Italy. In 1951, fearing political repercussions for Italy and for the lives of the Italian diplomats in China, who were still stationed in Nanjing, China's former capital and the claimed capital of the Republic of China, he advised Italy to make a firm choice.The embassy was dismantled by Italy at the end of 1951. He became the second Italian Ambassador to Thailand in 1959 and the ninth Italian Ambassador to Pakistan in 1969. At the time of his birth, <mask> was born in Trieste, now Italy, into an Italian family originally from Pisino, Istria. He began his career as a diplomat after graduating from the University of Rome. He was employed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Rome for a short time to solve problems related to the Julian March. After being sent as a diplomat to Brazil, Mizzan became an Italian diplomat in Annaba, Algeria. He worked as a diplomat at several Italian Embassies.He was sent to China in the middle of the 20th century. After arriving in China at 41, he became the first secretary of the Italian Embassy. In China, Mizzan lived through Communism. After the outbreak of the war in Korea, the highest Italian functionary in China resisted and held their place without recognition from Beijing. After the Italian ambassador fled to Italy in 1950, Mizzan became the leader of the diplomatic relations between Italy and China. He and the other functionaries were not given privileged status by the Chinese authorities. The functionaries and their belongings were not given the privileged status normally accorded to diplomats.There was tension after the war in Korea. After consulting with former Italian ambassadors and scholars, the Italian state decided to burn the archives after the position of the diplomats became uncomfortable. In a telegram sent to Rome in October 1950, it was reported that the absence of immunity might have put him and his colleagues in an uncomfortable position. The archives contained correspondence from 1929 to 1943, which was a cumbersome reminder of the past. The British were the only ones who had a radio to communicate out of China, so they were given the message. In February 1951, he reported from Nanjing that in the absence of formal Italian recognition of Communist China, his location in China's old capital, or the claimed capital of the Republic of China, could cause political problems and put his and the other diplomats' lives at risk. He advised Palazzo Chigi to be strong and make a choice, either moving him to Beijing, the new capital, or breaking all relationships with China, moving all diplomats out.The communist police restricted his activity and movements as Italy wavered over the decision. Sforza, who was sentimentally bond to China, led Italy towards recognition. Zhou Enlai was asked to head of diplomatic relations by Rome after Carlo Sforza recognized China in a telegram. The United Kingdom and the Netherlands didn't gain much from recognizing China and the United States after Italy advised against it. Italy telegraphed that the archives should be sent to Shanghai, when possible, while Mizzan only managed to get a visa out of China. He arrived in Hong Kong in December 1951. An important role in the history of bilateral relations between China and Italy was played by Mizzan.The Italian Embassy in New Delhi had a Counsellor. He was Ambassador of Italy to Thailand from 1959 to 1965. On August 21, 1965, Mizzan left Thailand. He was appointed Ambassador of Italy to Pakistan under the rule of Field Marshall Ayub Khan. He was received in Pakistan. He held this post until his death. On June 2, 1965, the Italian State made Mizzan a Grand Officer of the Order of Merit.1905 births 1969 deaths People from Trieste Grand Officers of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic Ambassadors of Italy to Thailand Italian diplomats 20th-century diplomats

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title: Travis Lulay

texts: He is a former professional Canadian football quarterback. He played ten seasons for the BC Lions in the Canadian Football League. In his first season as a full-time starter, <mask> won the Canadian Football League's Most Outstanding Player Award and was named the Most Valuable Player of the Grey Cup. He was a football player at Montana State. Prior to joining the Lions, he was a member of Seattle, Berlin, and New Orleans. He led Montana State in rushing his senior year with 611 yards. He left with school records for career passing yards (10,746-11th in NCAA Division I-AA history), single-season total offense, and total offense in a career, and in his four years led the Bobcat to three victories over the University of Montana.He completed 222 passes in 388 attempts at Montana State University-Bozeman in 2005, for 2,629 yards. His passing percentage was over 50%. He had 17 passing touchdown's and 10 intercept's. His quarterback rating was above average. He graduated with a high grade point average. At the 2006 NFL Combine, <mask> was ranked among the top three quarterbacks in the three cone, broad jump and vertical jump, and he came in first in the short shuttle drill. On May 1, 2006 <mask> signed with the Seattle Seahawks, but was released in September.On January 4, 2007, he was re-signed by the Seahawks and assigned to the Berlin Thunder. He was let go on April 8, 2008. The New Orleans Saints signed <mask> on May 14, 2008. He was let go on July 18. On October 10, 2008, the Seattle Seahawks re-signed <mask> to their practice squad. On December 3, 2008, he was released again. In the second pre-season game for three series, where he completed 8 of 10 passes for 140 yards, he was inserted by the coaching staff after impressing them enough in training camp.In the regular season, the Lions used a total of five different quarterbacks due to injuries. In the fourth game of the 2010 season, after injuries to the starter, the Lions decided to go with a new quarterback, and in the fourth game of the season, he made his first professional start, and was expected to lead the team until Printers was ready to return to the lineup. During the fourth quarter of the August 7th game against the Flames, Jarious Jackson replaced Lulay and he also started the following game. Printers returned for the next game and won three out of the five he started, but due to his turnover-filled back-to-back performances, he was replaced with <mask> as the starter in Game 13 and the Lions won. In the next game, Printers came into the game to protect the 21-point lead. The game was decided by Printers' game-clinching pick up. It was his last game with the Lions as he was released soon after the game.As a starter, <mask> became the undisputed starting quarterback. The Lions fell into last place in the league after losing their first five games of the season. The Lions defeated the Roughriders in week 6. In the third quarter of the game against the Blue Bombers, Jarious Jackson was brought in to replace the struggling <mask>. The Lions went on to win eight games in a row after the loss to the Bombers, as the team as a whole played better football. During weeks 10 and 18 he was the offensive player of the week and the offensive player of the month. The Lions earned 1st place in the Western Conference after winning the final two games of the season.He was named the Most Outstanding Player. The Grey Cup Final was held in BC Place after the Lions defeated the Eskimos in the Western Conference Finals. The BC Lions defeated the Blue Bombers in front of over 50,000 fans. He was named the Grey Cup Most Valuable Player. The Lions had a first-place finish in 2012 and a spot in the West Final. He set career highs for completions, completion percentage and passer rating despite playing just 16 games. As he neared the record for most consecutive games played with at least one touchdown pass, he spent much of the season chasing history.He injured his shoulder in the 15th game of the season and did not play in the next game. The streak ended because he dressed in the game. The streak was declared intact since he did not play in the next two games. He did not throw for a touchdown in the last game of the season, ending his streak at 26 games, second only to Sam Etcheverry's 34. He was named the offensive player of the week for week 12 and the offensive player of the month for September. He was the Lions' nominee for the second year in a row. The Lions lost to the Stampeders in the West Final, ending their Grey Cup hopes.It was not enough as the Lions lost, 34–29. In January of last year, it was reported that <mask> had signed a two-year contract extension. In Week 12 of the regular season, <mask> injured his throwing shoulder when he hit the Alouettes defensive back with a 19-yard rushing touchdown. With less than 9 minutes left in the fourth quarter, the Lions were up 29–7. The Lions opened the season with a 7–4 record. The Lions went 3–3 without him in the next six games. He only played a limited amount of time in the last game of the season, attempting only 4 passes and completing 3 of them for 54 yards.The Lions finished third in the West Division with a record of 11–7. The Roughrider's started the game. He completed 20 of 26 pass attempts. He ran the ball 5 times. The Lions ended their season with a 29–25 loss to theSaskatchewan. In November of last year, he had shoulder surgery to repair the damage from his September injury. He rehabilitated his throwing shoulder and missed the first half of the season.Kevin Glenn led the Lions to a record of 5–4. Following their first bye week, <mask> returned to start for BC in Week 11. In a game dominated by the defense, but left with just under a minute to go in regular, his shoulder causing him extreme pain, he completed 18 of 27 passes for 167 yards. He wouldn't return to the field for the rest of the season. In the Week 11 game against the Montreal Alouettes, <mask> tore his MCL and missed the rest of the season. <mask> became the backup quarterback when he returned from injury due to the emergence of rookies. On February 8, 2016 <mask> resigned from the Lions.He was the backup quarterback for the Lions in the 2016 Canadian Football League. On July 15, 2017, during a Week 4 match against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, <mask> set a new record for most passing yards when coming off the bench. The Lions won the game 41–26 after he replaced Jennings who left the game with an injury. After winning two of their first three games, the Lions lost two in a row, and then lost a third in Week 8 because of a shoulder injury to Jonathon Jennings. In the next three games, Jennings struggled and was forced into action in all three losses. The starter for the team's Week 12 match against Montreal was announced by the head coach. Early in the game, <mask> suffered a non-contact injury to his knee and did not return.On September 12th, the Lions announced that <mask> would miss the rest of the season due to a tornACL, which required surgery and minor damage to his MCL, which did not require surgery. One day before the start of free agency, the Lions agreed to a one-year contract extension. On July 13, the Lions announced that they would be playing the Blue Bombers in Week 5. 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In time for the team's Week 18 match, the Lions revealed that <mask> would return from injury. Mike Reilly was brought in by the Lions to be their starting quarterback. After receiving multiple offers from other teams looking to sign him to a contract, he decided it was time to retire from professional sports. There are external links to career statistics.

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title: Jacques Brel

texts: <mask> was a Belgian singer, actor and director who composed and performed literate, thoughtful, and theatrical songs that generated a large, devoted following in Belgium and France. He is considered a master of the modern chanson. Although he recorded most of his songs in French and occasionally in Dutch, he became an influence on English-speaking writers and performers. English translations of his songs were recorded by many performers. <mask> appeared in 10 films. One of his films, Le Far West, was nominated for the Palme d'Or in 1973. <mask> is the third best-selling Belgian recording artist of all time, having sold over 25 million records worldwide.<mask> and Miche had three children. He had a romantic relationship with Maddly Bamy from 1972 to 1978. <mask> <mask> was born in April 1929 to lisabeth "Lisette" and Romain <mask>. He came from a family of Flemish descent who had adopted the French language. His father was a co-director of a company that manufactured cardboard. <mask> and Pierre attended a catholic primary school that was run by the order of Saint Viator. Brel did well in reading and writing, but struggled with Dutch.The boys were members of the local Boy Scout troop and enjoyed their time at summer camp and family outings to the North Sea coast. In Anderlecht, the family lived at 7 Rue Jacques-Manne, then at 26 Boulevard Belgica, and finally at 138 Avenue du Diamant. <mask> was fascinated by his mother's generosity and sense of humor. <mask> was educated at theInstitut Saint-Louis at rue du Marais by his parents in 1941. He did well in History and French, even though he did poorly in many subjects. He took on his first stage roles with great enthusiasm and helped set up the school's drama club. He was a writer of short stories, poems, and essays.<mask> began playing the guitar at the age of 15. He formed a theatre group with friends and began writing plays. <mask> wrote a short story in the spring of 1947 for the school magazine Le Grand Feu. The story is about a man on his deathbed who encourages his grandson to run away while the rest of the family makes arrangements for his funeral. <mask> failed many of his exams despite his growing talent for writing. In August 1947, <mask> went to work at his father's cardboard factory because he didn't want to go to college. His job was boring and involved fixing prices and meeting customers.He joined the football team but didn't show much interest in the company's social activities. Perhaps to offset the boredom of his daily office routine, he joined a local Catholic youth organisation, La Franche Cordée (FC), which had as its motto, " More is within you." Dedicated to philanthropic work, the group organised religious retreats, fundraising events, and food and clothing deliveries to orphanages and old people's homes. <mask> believed strongly in FC's mission and supported these activities. His parents were happy with his dedication and gave him a company van and family car to support his FC activities. In June 1948, <mask> enlisted for military service, did his basic training, and then served in the Belgian air force. During his military service, Brel was able to attend FC meetings.<mask> met his future wife, "Miche", while working at FC. <mask> and Miche were married at Laeken on 1 June 1950. Miche gave birth to their first child, a girl, on December 6, 1951. <mask> wrote and performed songs at family gatherings and on the cabaret circuit. His family and friends did not approve of his performances. He performed on a radio station for the first time. In January of 1953, <mask> performed at the cabaret La Rose Noire.He recorded his first 78rpm record, "Il Y A", in February and it was released in March. <mask>, the artistic director at the record company, invited him to move to Paris. He left for Paris in the autumn of1953 despite his family's objections and the added pressure of raising a second daughter. In Paris, <mask> worked hard to get his career off the ground. He stayed at the Hotel Stevens and gave guitar lessons to an artist. He worked at venues such as L'cluse, L'chelle de Jacob, and in <mask>'s cabaret Les Trois Baudets. <mask> finished 27th out of 28 participants in the music contest Grand Prix de la Chanson in 1954.One positive result of the experience was that the French star requested to sing one of <mask>'s songs, "Le diable (a va)", at her up-and-coming concert at the prestigious Olympia music- She recorded the song in the spring. <mask> made his first appearance in Paris in July of 1954. He appeared on the bill with French singers Philippe Clay and Catherine Sauvage on his first French tour. At the end of the year, he released a nine-song, 10-inch album called <mask> Brel et ses Chansons. In February 1955, <mask> met Jojo, who became his closest friend, manager, and personal chauffeur. A number of Christian associations led to his nickname of "Abbot" Brel.<mask>'s wife and children joined him in France in March and the family settled in the Paris suburb of Montreuil-sous-Bois at the rue du Moulin  vent. He toured France again in June with Canetti's show Les Filles de Papa, which included Franoise Dorin, Perrette Souplex, and Suzanne Gabriello. <mask> performed in North Africa, Amsterdam, Lausanne, and throughout Belgium in March of 1956. He met Franois Rauber, a classical pianist, while visiting Grenoble in July. He was responsible for <mask>'s musical arrangements and was the one who provided him with formal musical training. "Quand on n'a qui l'amour" was recorded in September and became his commercial breakthrough. The song was released on a 7-inch record.The song was number three on the French charts. <mask> performed at the Alhambra Theatre with other people. The title song of his second studio album was popular. The album was recorded in Paris at the Thétre de l'Apollo. He won the Grand Prix du Disque in June. He was on the bill in Au Palace d'Avignon with Raymond Devos and Pierre-Jean Vaillard. He met Gérard Jouannest, a talented pianist who would accompany the singer on his many concert tours."Madeleine", "La Chanson des vieux amants", and "Les Vieux" are some of Brel's future classics. <mask> rented a room near Place de Clichy in Paris when he wasn't on tour, and Miche and their two children returned to live in Belgium. He recorded his third album, Au Printemps, in March and April. He met Félix Leclerc while on tour in Canada. His third daughter was born in Belgium. The Halles d'Arlon in Belgian Luxembourg was where he gave a recital in November. <mask> was the support act for Philippe Clay in December.<mask> was joined on stage by the pianists Gérard and Franois. The house was brought down by <mask>'s performance. <mask> signed a new recording contract in January 1959. He toured extensively throughout the year. The Bolivie Gala was held at the Solvay Casino in Couillet. He starred at the Trois Baudets with Serge Gainsbourg. He recorded his fourth album with Franois Rauber and his orchestra.He appeared at theEden with Raymond Devos. He sang at the Ancienne Belgique with Charles Aznavour. He gained an enthusiastic following across France by the end of the decade. He was invited to headline the end-of-year concert at the renowned Bobino in Paris because he was so popular. The concert was a huge success. He stopped accompanying himself on the guitar to concentrate on his vocal performances. In January 1960, Brel's new impresario, Charles Marouani, organised a series of international concert tours for the singer that would take him from the French provinces to the then Soviet Union, the Middle East, Canada, and the United States.He was at the Ancienne Belgique from 19 to 24 March. He performed at Shepheard's Hotel in Cairo. The concert tours brought him international recognition. The first United States release of a <mask> recording was initiated by his appearances. It was a collection of previously released tracks. <mask> returned to the Bobino in January 1961. The accordionist had joined his group.His fifth album was recorded between February and April. The Brel classics "Marieke" and "Le Moribond" were introduced. He toured Canada again in March. He met Oddera at her club in Montreal. They would become friends. He was in Montreal with Raymond Devos. Brel performed at the Kurhaus of Scheveningen in the Netherlands.He came back to Paris with star billing from 12 to 29 October, after he was forced to cancel at the last minute. Critics point to these performances as the turning point in his career. The audiences responded with rapturous applause and the critics proclaimed him the new star of French chanson. In 1962, <mask> signed a five-year contract with Barclay Records. In 1967, the contract was to be renewed for six more years. Enregistrement Public  l'Olympia 1961, recorded the previous year, was his first album release for his new label. "Le plat Pays" was recorded on 6 March.He recorded the last tracks for his sixth studio album during the second week of March. The new album contained future classics "Madeleine", "Les Biches", and "La Statue", as well as the title song and "Le plat Pays". Arlequin, Brel's music publishing company, was renamed ditions Musicales Pouchenel in October. Miche was appointed company director. He recorded "Les Bigotes", "Quand Maman reviendra", "Les Filles et Les chiens", and "La Parlote" as singles. <mask> performed at the Bobino in Paris in 1963. He performed at the Casino in Knokke for the fifth Tour de Chant.He performed the classic "Mathilde" for the first time. He came back for another engagement at the Olympia in Paris, performing with a support act. His performance was a critical and artistic success, with the audience jumping up from their seats in a standing ovation after his emotional rendering of "Amsterdam". Personal tragedies and professional victories took place in 1964. Romain, <mask>'s father, died of bronchial pneumonia on January 8. His mother also died two months later. The Tourist Information Bureau gave him a gold medal and the SABAM gave him a prize.He received the French Academy's Grand Prix du Disque. He was on a tour schedule that was ambitious. He released a new live album at the end of the year. He discovered a new passion. He bought a small plane after taking flying lessons. His audience grew in the United States. The Kingston Trio recorded "Seasons in the Sun", based on <mask>'s "Le Moribond", on their Time to Think album.The United States album titled <mask> was licensed by Reprise Records. He performed at the Kurhaus of Scheveningen in the Netherlands. He was in Moscow for a week during his tour of the Soviet Union. He recorded the songs "Fernand", "Les Désespérés" and "Ces Gens-l" in France on 6 November. He spoke at the Carnegie Hall in New York City. His performance received high praise. By 1966 Brel was tired of his concert schedules.In April he traveled to several countries. He told his musicians on tour in Vittel that he was retiring from touring. <mask> stated in public statements that he wanted to devote more time to other projects and that he had nothing more to give to the music world. He gave a series of farewell concerts in Paris in 1966. The final performances took place over the course of three weeks. He gave his final concert on 1 November. After a highly emotional and stunning performance, the audience's standing ovations prompted him to return to the stage seven times for his final bows.He fulfilled his concert commitments for the next six months. He gave his last performance at the Palais des Beaux-Arts on November 15. He performed at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Many of his friends, including Charles Aznavour, urged him to reconsider his decision to retire from singing, but he was adamant about his decision. He performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City on December 4. Several English recordings of his songs were on the charts, including Damita Jo's "If You Go Away" and Judy Collins' "The Dove". <mask>rel 67, a new studio album, was released in 1967."Mon Enfance", "Fils de...", "Les Bonbons 67", and "La Chanson des vieux amants" were included in the album. He gave one final performance at Carnegie Hall in January. He went to see the musical Man of La Mancha in New York. He decided to make a musical in French for Europe. After returning to France in the spring of 1967, he gave his final concert in Roubaix in northern France. <mask> bought a yacht at the end of the year with vague plans of sailing around the world. <mask>'s professional life was focused on film after he retired from the concert stage.In the last decade of his life, he would only record four more studio albums. The album, J'arrive (I'm coming), was released later in the year after he recorded the songs. "Vesoul", "Je suis un soir d'été", and "Un Enfant" were included on the album. In October 1968, his musical L'Homme de La Mancha (Man of La Mancha) premired in Brussels, with <mask> and Dario Moreno playing Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, respectively. The musical's Paris premire was ten days away. The cast of L'Homme de la Mancha recorded an album in November. He adapted the book, translated the lyrics, directed the production and played the lead role.He appeared in a stage musical and adapted songs from other writers. His performance of "La Qute" is included in the album. The first performance at the Thétre des Champs-lysées in Paris went ahead as planned despite the change of leader. There was unanimous praise for <mask>'s performance. After 150 performances of L'Homme de La Mancha, he gave his final performance on May 17, 1969. He was never replaced. <mask> gave a performance at the Salle Pleyel in Paris in 1970.This did not involve singing at all. Sergei Prokoviev's famous story, 'Peter and the Wolf', was read in the first half of the performance. He told the story of 'Babar the Elephant' in the second half. <mask> signed a 30-year contract with a record label. Although there were no new songs to record, Barclay persuaded him to return to the studio to re-record 11 of his best-known songs. "Marieke", "Les Flamandes", and "Quand on n'a qui l'amour" were included in the album Ne me quitte pas. His earlier youthful energy was harnessed by his long time colleagues.In 1967, <mask> appeared in the film Les risques du métier (Risky business), with co-stars <mask> and Nadine Alari. The soundtrack was produced by Brel. The film tells the story of a teenage girl who accuses her primary teacher of trying to rape her. Doucet denies the charges. One of the students confessed to being Doucet's mistress. If convicted, Doucet will face trial and hard labour. The film was released in 1967.Film critics liked <mask>'s performance. <mask> appeared in La Bande  Bonnot in 1968 with Annie and Bruno. <mask> produced the soundtrack again. The

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