title: Sheila NaGeira

texts: A legendary 17th-century Irish noblewoman is thought to be the descendant of a prominent Newfoundland family. William A. Munn wrote an article about the family legend in 1934. It states that she was from the dispossessed Gaelic nobility in Connacht and lived in the early 17th century. She was sent to France to attend a convent school where her aunt was abbess. The ship was captured first by a Dutch warship and then by an English privateer captained by Peter Easton on its way to Newfoundland. After landing at Harbour Grace, Gilbert and <mask> were married by the ship's chaplain and then settled in Mosquito and Carbonear. The first white child in Newfoundland was predating John Guy's 1610 colony, according to the 1934 version.Other versions reduce the scope to first white child in Carbonear or the west coast of Newfoundland, or extend it to all of Canada or British North America. In the 1940s, the story was broadcast several times by Joey Smallwood's radio show, The Barrelman, and included in a school reader. P.J. Wakeham's novel, based on the legend, sold 5,000 copies by 1960 and was re-released in 1987 as The Legend of Princess <mask>. There are many versions of the legend that incorporate elements of Wakehams' novel. Many people with a pike in their family tree claim to be descended from <mask>. In the House of Commons of Canada in 2009, Linda Duncan said that her family's roots were in the shipping industry. Gilbert Pike was a buccaneer.... <mask> is the most famous person in Newfoundland. The given name is an anglicised spelling of the Irish name, originally a Gaelicisation of the name Cecilia, which was later often referred to as Julia. Nagira is the second name of the woman. In 1917, a baby girl in Carbonear was given a middle name in honor of her mother. The middle vowels may be written i, e, a, ee, ei, or ie, together with the following r, in all combinations of M or N with l or r. "NaGeira" and "na Geira" are two-word forms.As a woman in bondage awaiting a Jacobite rising, was a common name for Ireland. One of the examples written by Tadhg Gaelach  Silleabhin was translated by James Clarence Mangan in 1849. The same personification was used by Eugene O'Curry. "Sheela na Guira", "Celia O'Gara", "Shillinaguira", and many other spellings, is a well-known Irish jig setting for the  Silleabhin and D'Alton poems. The chiefs of Luighne Connacht have a feminine form of their name. One of the "Sheela-na-Guira", or "Gillian Dwyer", was a person from Cullahill near Borrisoleigh in Munster, who ended centuries of family resistance to the Norman Burkes by marrying Walter Burke. Na Guira is also known as Maguire.In Maria Edgeworth's 1817 play The Rose, Thistle, and Shamrock, the English Miss Gallagher scolds Irish maid Biddy for combing her hair too roughly. You're the grossest! It's best to wait on Sheelah na Ghirah, or the like. Biddy doesn't know who Sheelah na Ghirah was from Adam. In 1978 Harold Horwood suggested that "Na-gaira" was not a name but an Irish-language epithet meaning "the beautiful", and that the true name was O'Conor, that of the Gaelic kings of Connacht. Horwood's "Na-gaira" is thought to be a misinterpretation of "my darling". The legend says that the true name and genealogy of the person were kept secret in Newfoundland to avoid persecution.Historicity scholars don't like the story. Folk traditions in North America are similar to elements. There is no evidence of earlier currency from the 1960s to the early twentieth century. A letter on "Sheela-na-Guira" in an Irish journal describes her as "daughter of the head of the Connaught O'Garas, and a celebrated beauty". In 1681, the first pike was recorded in Newfoundland. The lore of the two Gilberts has no basis in recorded fact according to the chairman of the Carbonear Heritage Society. ...It would be great to know that someone discovered a reference to either Gilbert orSheila in the 17th or 18th century. I would encourage anyone promoting the story to point out that it is folklore and not recorded history. The Royal Canadian Legion acquired the site in the 1980s for the grave of Gilbert andSheila. There is a faded inscription on the gravestone of John Pike, Sen. who died on July 14, 1753 at the age of 63. Also his wife died. Aged 69. According to Commentaries Philip Hiscock, Smallwood valued the story as a foundation myth and a metaphor for an unriven Newfoundland.The English name/identity is visible since the female Irish line is subsumed into the male English line. The town of Carbonear has a culture princess on their coat of arms. The theatre is named after the princess. There is a tourist information notice at the site. Wakeham's novel is one of the works based on the story. The hero of Margaret Duley's 1941 novel Highway to Valour is named "<mask>". People from Carbonear Canadian folklore Irish folklore Irish princesses Fictional princesses Irish-Canadian culture in Newfoundland and Labrador.

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title: Robert William Hamilton Jr.

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texts: <mask>. was an American physiologist. His family includes his first wife Beverly, son Beto and daughter Kitty. He was survived by his wife and five children, daughters Lucy and Sally, grandsons Felix, Bobby, Tyler and Truman. He received a degree in liberal arts from the University of Texas and a master's degree in animal reproductive biology from Texas A&M. He received his degree in 1964 from the University of Minnesota. <mask> was a fighter pilot in the U.S. Air Force in the Korean War and Vietnam. He was awarded a number of decorations.He was recommended to NASA by the National Academy of Sciences for his work as a Life Support Officer. After leaving the Air Force in 1964, <mask> moved to Buffalo, New York, where he met and began his work on the underwater world as a scientist and director of the Ocean Systems environmental physiology and diving research lab in Tarrytown, New York. Decompression modelling tools and operational procedures for divers, astronauts, and tunnel and caisson workers were developed after Research Hamilton investigated the effects of gases in hypobaric environments. He was a test subject on the first manned laboratory saturation diving to the continental shelf pressure. He co-developed procedures and techniques to mitigate the effects of High Pressure Neurological Syndrome and the Diving Computational Analysis Program. The principal investigator of the Repex Oxygen Exposure tables was <mask>. Oxygen exposure calculation methods used for saturation and repetitive diving exposures to oxygen are based on these.He developed custom decompression tables in the late 1980s. The new field of technical diving was opened up by his work with decompression tables and methods of managing exposure to oxygen. The "Monitor Mix" breathing gas was developed by the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration. <mask> designed the decompression tables for the diving manual. R.W. has publications. A large number of scientific and technical papers, reports, and diving medical and safety workshop Proceedings were authored by <mask>. Some of these are listed here.1999. There was a round table discussion. In: Kesling DE, ed. Technical diving operations for scientific exploration have been assessed. Nahant is home to the American Academy of Underwater Sciences. R.W. The person is <mask> (et al.).Development and validation of no-stop decompression procedures for recreational diving with Richard Dunford, Merrill P. Spencer, and Drew Richardson. Hamilton Research was located in Tarrytown, NY. The eds were written by <mask> and Schreiner. There are decompression procedures in excess of 400 feet. The 9th Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society workshop was held. UHMS publication number is WS2-28-76. The Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society was published in 1975.Neubauer, Gottlieb, and <mask> are related. Equipment for Oxygen Delivery is the letter. J. Hyperbaric Med was published in 1992. The eds were written by <mask> and Kizer. Nitrogen deficiency. The 29th Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society workshop was held. The UHMS publication number is 64ws.The Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society was published in 1985. The man is <mask>, RW. 1999. There is an introduction to technical diving. In: Kesling DE, ed. Technical diving operations for scientific exploration have been assessed. Nahant is home to the American Academy of Underwater Sciences.In: <mask>., RW, In: Blogg, S.L., M.A. Lang and Mllerlkken are editors. The year 2012. The workshop was about the validation of dive computers. The European Underwater and Baromedical Society Symposium was held in Gdansk. The University of Science and Technology is in Trondheim. Factors affect rebreather performance.The Volume 27 Number 3 was published in 1997. There is a scope of non-conventional recreational diving. The volume 26 number 3 was published in 1996. Faesecka, K-P; Sterk, W; <mask>, RW Jr. TheWorkshop on Medical Aspects of Deep Tunneling and Diving is the first of its kind. The 49th Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society workshop was held. The publication number is UHMS.The Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society was published in 2001. Freitag, M, <mask>, Jr., RW. The article was published in 1974 Jun. The Dorr VA is owned by <mask>, Jr. 1973. There is fire safety in the chamber. Ocean Systems, Inc.There is a plan and tables for the Warm Mineral Springs. In: Jaap. There are advances in underwater science. The American Academy of Underwater Sciences has an annual scientific diving symposium. The event was held at the University of South Florida. Repex habitat diving procedures include repetitive vertical excursions, oxygen limits, and surface techniques. The report was Technical Report 88-1B.The Office of Undersea Research is located in Rockville. October 1990 The extension and validation of the new Repex procedures for habitat diving was a Chinese-American collaboration. The research report was 90-1. The National Undersea Research Program is located in Silver Spring, MD. M.A. Lang. And R.W.The book is called <mask> (eds.). 1989. There is a computer workshop. USC Catalina Marine Science Center. It was 231 p. <mask>. Shi, ZY. W. Chen, BS. Lee, YC.ZH is a fan. Chisat 1 is a collaborative Chinese-American project. Undersea Biomedical Research is a journal. 15, No. In March 1989 there was a 1 supplement. Oxygen safety in the production of enriched air. Cahoon, LB.There is an ed. The American Academy of Underwater Sciences held its Twelfth Annual Scientific Diving Symposium in 1992. The University of North Carolina at Wilmington hosted the event in 1992. The American Academy of Underwater Sciences. <mask> and Schneiner are the authors of the eds. There is validation of Decompression Tables. The 37th Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society workshop was held.UHMS publication number is 74. The Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society was published in 1989. The ed was written by <mask>, RW Jr. The effectiveness of dive computers. The 44th Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society workshop was held. The UHMS publication number is 81(DC)6-1-94. The Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society was published in 1995.Regeneration is the development of repetitive excursions, surface techniques, and oxygen procedures for habitat diving. The report was Technical Report 88-1A. The Office of Undersea Research is located in Rockville. AO, Brubakk. S Holand and B. Peterson are RE. The man is <mask>, RW. There is heat loss and tolerance time during cold exposure.Undersea Biomed Res. In 1982 Jun, 9(2), 81-90. Dituri, J. Parsley, K<mask> Jr. Technical diving techniques could benefit the U.S. Navy. Undersea Hyperb. Med. The July-August;35(4) was written by <mask>.Powell is a DJ. M. Neon Decompression is part of the ONR Project. Does oxygen contribute to the narcotic action of air? Undersea Biomedical Research is a journal. 16, No. The March 1990 supplement was written by <mask>. There is a town called Cockrell,WA.The name of the city is Stanton, GR. The Trimix diving program was set up using the UHMS validation workshop guidelines. Undersea Biomedical Research is a journal. 16, No. March 1990. The University of Texas at Austin College of Liberal Arts alumni are Air Force personnel of the Korean War and American pilots of the Vietnam War.

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title: Mina Crandon

texts: <mask> "Margery" <mask> was a psychical medium who claimed to have communicated with her dead brother. Crandon was found to be a liar by investigators who studied her. She became known for her alleged supernatural skills after being disproved by magician Harry Houdini. Crandon was investigated by employees of the Scientific American and members of the American Society for Psychical Research. <mask> was the wife of a wealthy Boston surgeon. Le Roi was at Crandon. Her life is documented in magic and parapsychology literature.<mask> was born on a farm in Ontario, Canada. She moved to Boston when she was young. She met her husband, Earl, while working as a secretary in Boston. They had a boy. She met <mask> when she went to the hospital for an operation. <mask> was her doctor. Crandon served as a lieutenant commander and head of surgical staff in a New England Naval hospital during World War I, and she was a volunteer ambulance driver who transported casualties to the hospital.<mask> became <mask>'s third wife a few months after she filed for divorce. She and her son moved to Crandon's house. Crandon changed the boy's name to <mask>. Crandon may have been trying to distract her husband from his morbid obsession with mortality. On June 23, 1924, her name was submitted as a candidate for a prize offered by Scientific American magazine to any medium who could demonstrate telekinetic ability under scientific controls. Crandon was well prepared for the challenge, and her charm and lack of interest in personal monetary reward made her seem honest to the public. The middle class and luminary members of the Boston upper class were included in her circles.Her credibility was given a significant boost by famous supporters. Her prayers were read by the U.S. Army. The Scientific American prize committee consisted of William McDougall, professor of psychology at Harvard; Harry Houdini, the famous professional magician and escape artist; Walter Franklin Prince, American psychical researcher; and Hereward Carrington, amateur magician. The possibility that "Margery" might win the prize was notified by J. Malcolm Bird, an employee of Scientific American. The prize committee members attended two séances in Boston at Margery and her husband's home in 1924 and claimed to have observed Crandon's tricks. Crandon stretched her foot to ring a bell as she escaped control. Bird in an article for Scientific American praised Margery's abilities and newspapers supported Bird's statements.They visited again on August 23, 1924. The mechanics used during the séance, along with other people involved in creating the noises, were exposed by Houdini on the August visit. She was asked to wear an apparatus that prevented her from using her legs. Her head and hands were stuck out of the cabinet-box. <mask> was put in the cabinet on August 25. A bell was placed on a table in front of the cabinet. The bell made a noise but when the lights were turned on the lid of the cabinet-box was forced open.<mask> was claimed to have rung the bell herself. Carrington was the only one who voted in favor of Crandon. Malcolm Bird leaked to the press that the committee was leaning towards a positive vote. Harry returned from abroad to vote against the committee. Crandon's effects were reproduced for audiences and a pamphlet was published about how she achieved some of her more basic effects. The investigator asked her to wear a device called amedian control. Crandon and an investigator put their feet into a box.The board on top of the knees was connected to the box. The box with the bell was placed outside the control-box as Crandon's hands were held by the investigator. Crandon agreed to be tested and no supernatural phenomena were observed. Margery didn't win the prize money. Crandon requested that the sides be closed so she could move her hands freely inside the cabinet. Crandon may have used the ruler with her neck to ring the bell, as it was found in the cabinet. Crandon accused Jim Collins of placing the ruler inside the cabinet to make her look bad.Both Collins and Houdini denied putting the ruler in the cabinet. The author accused Collins of placing the ruler and quoted him as saying "I chucked it in the box myself." The boss told me to do it. He wanted to fix her. There are doubts about this statement. The alleged statement was dismissed as "sheer fiction" by a magic historian. The source of the quotation is unreliable according to Christopher.The incident remains doubtful to this day. The American Society for Psychical Research was taken over by a spiritualist group in 1925. The reports against Crandon were suppressed by the ASPR. Walter Franklin Prince resigned as the Society's research officer to establish the Boston Society for Psychical Research. Crandon supporters accused Prince of being biased against them. nude photographs of Crandon were displayed by her husband in her mediumship sessions. Men found <mask> too attractive for her own good.The Crandons were accused of trying to have a sexual relationship with <mask> by conspiring with the psychical investigator J. Malcolm Bird. Reports suggest that <mask> found Bird repulsive. She had an affair with the psychical researcher Hereward Carrington. He was unable to repay the money he borrowed from Crandon. Critics think these factors could have influenced his judgement about her mediumship. <mask> was said to throw herself onto the laps of her male sitters during her nude séances. She was described as an alcoholic.Crandon was told to take off her clothes and sit in the nude. William McDougall and other psychical researchers criticized Dingwall for having improper relations with Crandon due to Crandon sprinkling Luminous powder on her breasts. Historian Ruth Brandon has noted that as Bird, Carrington and Dingwall were involved with Crandon, they were biased and unreliable witnesses. Magician Fred Keating, who had observed Crandon at her house, suggested that Carrington pretended some of her phenomena baffled him in order to get financial backing for his own psychical laboratory. Joseph Banks Rhine, the father of modern parapsychology, gave further insight into Crandon's performances. Dr. Rhine was able to see some of her tricks in the dark. Crandon was accused of committing fraud in a séance by Rhine.Rhine claims that she was free from control and kicked a megaphone to make the illusion that it was levitating. Rhine published his report in the Journal of Abnormal Social Psychology. Rhine was attacked by defenders of Crandon. An article was published in a Boston newspaper. B. Rhine is an Ass. The English teacher, Grant Code, became a frequent visitor to the Crandon home and was enamored by <mask>'s later performances. He was able to duplicate them.Code and Walter Franklin Prince had an exchange of letters about Margery. A committee of Harvard scholars held an investigation. <mask> was also pronounced fraudulent by the Harvard committee. <mask> drew three objects from her lap. One object was shaped like a glove, the other resembled a baby's hand, and the third was not identified. Further investigation was requested by the American Society for Psychical Research. The committee of professors was sent to Boston.Crandon had a star on her forehead that identified her face in the dark. A dark rod appeared over the checkerboard on the table next to Crandon. It picked up an object while moving from side to side. As it passed in front of Wood, he lightly touched it with the tip of his finger and followed it back to Crandon's mouth. Wood believed she was holding the rod by her teeth. He quietly pinched the tip. It felt like a knitting needle covered in leather.<mask> and the "ectoplasm" rod did not show any reaction to Wood's actions. Wood dictated his actions to the stenographer at the end of the sitting. <mask> shrieked and fainted after hearing this. The committee was asked to leave after she was carried out of the room. Wood was not invited again. The phenomena were considered to be fraudulent by the committee. They found that the rod was stuffed with cotton and stiffened with wire.Crandon 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 She tried to jump off the roof of the house. Crandon's "teleplasmic hand" was said to look like animal tissue and a trachea, cut and sewn together. She hid her teleplasmic hand because she was accused of having her genitalia altered by her surgeon husband. After it appeared on the table before her, the "hand" did not move. As if it were dead, it lay still. No proof that Crandon had been altered has ever been published.Crandon's husband held or controlled her right hand while she sat next to him. There are photos of the alleged teleplasmic hand. It looked like it came from Crandon's groin. The audience touched the hand and said it was dead. Crandon's husband might have sneaked it into the room. The "teleplasmic hand" was discovered to be a trick when biologists examined it. Crandon used a trick to fool psychical researchers that the "spirit" voices in her séances did not come from her own mouth.John Booth claims that Crandon filled her mouth with water before the lights were turned off and then swallowed the water. She would refill her mouth with water from a corked test tube. <mask>'s reputation was damaged when a member of the Boston Society for Psychical Research discovered that Crandon's brother, Walter, was actually her dentist. She learned how to make these prints from her dentist. The <mask> case was described as the "most ingenious, persistent, and fantastic complex of fraud in the history of psychic research" by Walter Franklin Prince in 1934. <mask> died at the age of 53. The history of <mask>'s mediumship has been documented by an Italian skeptic.In 1933, Walter Franklin Prince wrote an article for the Scientific American that claimed J. Malcolm Bird intended to publish a confession in the ASPR admitting that an act of fraud had taken place to trick Houdini in 1924. The report has not been printed and few of the believers in Europe or America know of it. The part of Bird's report that was rejected read that he was suspected of being an accessory to <mask> in the Scientific American investigation in 1924. Malcolm Bird resigned from the investigation after he was accused of being an accessory to Margery. Joseph Banks Rhine wondered why Bird did not expose any of her tricks after catching Crandon free from control and kicking a megaphone. Bird was thought to be a confederate of the medium. The psychical researcher William Henry Salter speculated that <mask>'s husband may have been an accessory and that blackmail may have been involved.<mask>'s husband was suspected by Ruth Brandon of being involved with his wife in her frauds. There are references to further reading books. The year 1966 A critical survey of spiritualism. Aquarian Press. Carolyn Gray. The year 2007.The church. There is a drama in Sicily. There is a man named Harry Houdini. In 1924. There are tricks used by the Boston Medium. Adams Press. David Jaher was born in 2015.There is a book called The Witch of Lime Street: Seance, Seduction, and Houdini in the Spirit World. Kalush and Sloman are Crown Publishers. They did it in (2006). The Making of America's First Super Hero is a novel about the life of a super hero. Atria books. Henry C. The year 1937.I've talked to ghosts. The company is called Williams and Wilkins. There is a person named Massimo Polidoro. The year 2001. There was a strange friendship between the two. There are Prometheus books. There is a person named Massimo Polidoro.There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 There are secrets of the psychics. There are Prometheus books. The man is Joseph Rinn. The year 1950. I have been researching psychical research for sixty years. Truthseeker.Thomas Tietze. The year 1973. Margery. The publishers areHarper & Row. Papers of Walter Franklin Prince. There was a time in the 1960's when there was a time in the 1960's when there was a time in the 1960's when there was a time in the 1960's when there was a time in the 1960's when there was a time in the 1960's when there was a time There is a review of the Margery case.The American Journal of Psychology was published in 1977. Walter Franklin Prince. The year 1933. There is a case against Margery. Scientific American. There is a new edition of Vol. 149, issue 5, pp.260-263. Louisa Rhine was named after Joseph Banks Rhine. The year 1927. Observations on the Margery Mediumship. The Journal of Abnormal Social Psychology is a journal. Mark Richardson, J. Malcolm Bird, E. Dudley, Josephine L. Richardson. The Thumbprint and Cross-Correspondence Experiments were done with Medium Margery.The American Society for Psychical Research exists. The Blond Witch of Lime Street: A Historical Lesson in Skepticism is an external link.

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title: Terunofuji Haruo

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was booed by the crowd when he sidestepped his opponent at the initial charge and became the sole leader on Day 14. He missed out on his second championship on the final day as he was defeated twice by Kisenosato, once in their regulation match and again in the playoff. The Japan Sumo Association was questioned by the government after media reports suggested that Terunofuji was subjected to hate speech from the crowd after his controversial win over Kotoshgiku. After the May 2017 tournament, Terunofuji had surgery on his left knee and did not recover as expected. He withdrew from the Nagoya tournament after four losses in the first five days because of a meniscal injury to his knee. The September tournament saw a repeat of Nagoya, with Terunofuji winning only one of his first five matches before he was forced to withdraw because of a knee injury.After 14 tournaments at the rank, he lost his zeki status because he failed to record a winning score in two consecutive tournaments. He withdrew on Day 5 of the tournament after losing his first four matches due to a knee injury. He was demoted to jry after withdrawing from the January tournament on Day 3 due to a viscera disorder. He is the first one since Baruto to fall to jry. In March of last year he completed a tournament for the first time since May of the previous year but was only able to score six wins against nine losses. He withdrew from the May tournament on the 4th but came back on the 11th to try to keep his job. His stablemaster reported that he was suffering from a number of health problems.He failed to win any matches on his return and was demoted. He was the first top division tournament winner to fall. He had surgery on his knees on June 25th and withdrew from the July tournament in order to have his knees healed properly. He fell to the second-lowest jonidan division because he was absent for the next three tournaments. He won all seven of his matches in March, but lost a playoff for the jonidan championship. He had his first winning record in over a year. In his next three tournaments, he lost just one bout.He returned to the sekitori ranks after winning the makushita championship with a perfect 7–0 record. Terunofuji won his second consecutive ysh by winning the jry championship on the 13th day of the January tournament. He was ranked jry 3 for the March 2020 tournament after losing his final two matches to Nishikigi and Daiamami. After 14 tournaments outside the top division, Terunofuji was promoted back to makuuchi. He was the first top division wrestler to fall to jonidan. After the May basho was canceled, Terunofuji won his second top-division ysh with a 13–2 record. He won the championship by defeating sekiwake Mitakeumi on the final day.The 30 tournaments between this victory and his previous ysh in May 2015 is the second longest gap between top division titles. When Terunofuji asked for permission to retire, his stablemaster convinced him to keep working on healing himself. In the September 2020 tournament from maegashira 1 Terunofuji secured a winning record with eight wins before withdrawing with a left knee injury. He returned to the san'yaku ranks for the first time in three years. He had never been ranked as a komusubi. At the November 2020 basho, Terunofuji had a 12–2 record going into the final day. He was one win behind zeki Takakeish in the ysh race.On the final day, Terunofuji defeated Takakeish to force a ysh playoff. Takakeish won the championship. At the conclusion of the tournament, Terunofuji was given the gin-sh or technique prize. He was the runner-up in January 2021, when he defeated both the active zeki and secured another gin-sh. Return to zeki Terunofuji acknowledged before the March 2021 tournament that he would need a three basho total of 33 wins to be considered for promotion and that he would fight hard. Isegahama is the head of the refereeing department and draws up the rankings. Terunofuji won his third career ysh and earned his third shukun-sh, finishing with a 12–3 record, more than the 10 wins needed for an expected promotion.He is the first wrestler to win three top division titles from a lower rank. As he felt that his stablemaster's reputation was on the line, Terunofuji told reporters that barely getting promoted to the sport's second-highest rank was not enough. His promotion was approved by the Sumo Association. He accepted it with great humility. He said that he would devote himself to training and aim higher. He won his first ten bouts and was leading the rest of the field by two victories when he was disqualified on Day 11 for pulling Mygiry's topknot. He was the leader despite being defeated by End on Day 14.He won his fourth championship after defeating zeki Takakeish in a playoff, having lost to him in their regulation match. He became the first person since the introduction of the kadoban system in 1969 to win the Emperor's Cup. In the July 2021 tournament, Terunofuji was in contention for the Emperor's Cup with a perfect record after 14 days, but lost in the final match to fellow Mongolian-born yokozuna Hakuh, who won the championship with a perfect 15. This was their first meeting in four years, and only the sixth time in sumo history that two wrestlers had fought on the final day with perfect records. Despite missing out on the championship, Terunofuji's performance over the last three tournaments, with 38 victories, with a top division championship at the sekiwake rank followed by a championship and a runner-up performance at the zeki rank, was enough for the Sumo This was the end of Terunofuji's historic comeback after he dropped from the second-highest zeki rank to the second-lowest jonidan division. He is only the second rikishi in history who was demoted from the rank of Ozeki but still managed to get promoted to Yokozuna, the other being Mienoumi in 1979.He is the sixth oldest rikishi to be promoted toyokozuna. The promotion of Terunofuji was approved by the Sumo Association on 21 July. In his acceptance speech, Terunofuji said he would hold on to his "unshakeable spirit and aim to foster greater dignity and power as a yokozuna." He told reporters that he wanted to have a more determined mindset in sumo and understand what it means to be a yokozuna. The yokozuna took part in his first dohy-iri on 24 August at Meiji Shrine in Tokyo and adopted the style used by his stablemaster Isegahama. The ceremony was delayed by a month because of the coronaviruses. The Sumo Association streamed the event on the internet.Teryoshi and Takarafuji were the tsuyuharai and tachimochi, respectively. In September 2021, Terunofuji won his first sumo tournament as a yokozuna with a 13–2 record. After the tournament ended, sumo's onlyyokozuna, Hakuho, decided to retire. On Day 14 of the November 2021 tournament, Terunofuji was assured of his sixth career ysh after he defeated Abi, who had been the only other wrestler in contention for the Emperor's Cup. He defeated Takakeish on the final day for his first perfect record. Terunofuji appreciated the support of fans in Kyushu who did not see last year's November basho because of COVID-19 and said that he was "not such a talented wrestler capable of doing many things." Taih was the first sumo wrestler to win his first two tournaments at the yokozuna rank.He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Terunofuji's performance was hampered by knee injuries and he lost to Mitakeumi in a title-decider on the final day to finish with 11–4, two wins off the pace. He was one of a number of high-ranking wrestlers who had tested positive for COVID-19. Fighting style Terunofuji is a yotsu-sumo wrestler who uses grappling techniques as opposed to pushing and thrusting. He likes to hold his opponent's mawashi or belt with a left hand outside and a right hand inside position. A simple yori-kiri, or force out, has accounted for over 40 percent of his career victories. Prior to his demotion from the top division, he relied on his physical strength to lift opponents with both arms and carry them out of the dohy, a style of wrestling which was criticized for increasing the burden on his knees.In February of last year, <mask> married a Mongolian exchange student, but he did not announce it until January of 2021. They have known each other for a long time. Their wedding reception was held at the Tomioka Hachiman Shrine in Tokyo's Kt ward. He thanked his wife for her support during his long injury layoff, as he gave up drinking and she followed nutrition advice from his doctor. In March 2021, Terunofuji revealed that he was in the process of acquiring Japanese citizenship, which would allow him to stay in sumo after retirement as an elder of the Japan Sumo Association. In August 2021, the Sumo Association announced that Terunofuji was a Japanese citizen. After consultation with his family, stablemaster and colleagues, Terunofuji decided to apply for Japanese citizenship in 2019.His legal name was created by taking his stablemaster's real name and creating a new one. List of active sumo wrestlers List of non-Japanese sumo wrestlers List of yokozuna Active special prize


title: Lexi Alexander

texts: <mask> is a Palestinian-american film and television director, martial artist, and actress. She is a former World Karate Association world champion in karate-point fighting, and is best known for directing the action films Green Street Hooligans and Punisher: War Zone. Johnny Flynton was nominated for an Academy Award. <mask> is a vocal advocate for equality in Hollywood and speaks out against gender discrimination and sexism. <mask> was born in Germany to a German mother and a Palestinian father. She was born in Mannheim. <mask>'s father was born and raised in Palestine.<mask> studied acting in Los Angeles at an acting school and with an acting coach. She took classes at the University of California, Los Angeles. <mask> began studying martial arts when she was 8 years old. She switched to Shotokan karate at the age of 14. She has a black belt in karate. After two years in kickboxing, <mask> joined the German National Team. Four times she won the German point fighting championship.<mask> became the World Kickboxing Association world champion at the age of 19 in 1994. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask> met Chuck Norris at a kickboxing event in the United States and she had previously acted in small roles in German TV. She was encouraged to come to Hollywood to study. He was a sponsor for immigration. In 1995 and 1996, she spent seven months on tour as Kitana after landing the part with the help of Pat Johnson. <mask> went on to work as a stunt person doing fighting stunts and falls from high-rise buildings, going on to learn precision driving and race car driving.In 1994 she partially trained Marines in hand-to-hand combat. Johnny Flynton was a short film that was nominated for an Academy Award. She said that the film, about a boxer from Alabama who is charged with murder, is a fictional story that was inspired by meeting a boxer in Germany when she was 9 years old. The film had a budget of US$35,000 and was filmed in 5 days. Green Street Hooligans, also known as Green Street Hooligans, was directed by <mask> in 2005. The independent film starred Charlie Hunnam as soccer hooligan Pete Dunham, as well as other soccer players as well as other soccer players as well as other soccer players as well as other soccer players as well as other soccer players as well as other soccer players as well as other soccer players as well Green Street Hooligans was inspired by her experience growing up watching her family's favorite German soccer team, which led to a fascination with the sport and its passionate fans.<mask> collaborated with a former soccer hooligan and a writer to write a story about the firm of West Ham United. Alex Holdridge's Sexless was the only other narrative feature to win both the jury and audience award at the South by Southwest festival. The film was directed by <mask> and starred Ray Stevenson. She was the first woman to direct a studio film. The film was considered a failure when it was released. The film has become a cult classic. Oswalt was an early supporter of the film.<mask> has been outspoken about her experiences. She said she was hired at a low rate because <mask> wanted to work on a studio film. The budget was low and she thought the Christmas release date was a mistake. The film Lifted was written and directed by <mask> and was shot in Alabama. The film starred three people. Lifted tells the story of a son's difficulty with his father's deployment in Afghanistan as a Marine, and features musical performances by Shelton and Mihok. An episode titled "Execution Style" was directed by <mask>.<mask> got hired to direct television after speaking out about gender parity in Hollywood on social media. <mask> directed an episode of Arrow in 2015. <mask> directed an episode of the TV series, "Truth, Justice and the American Way," and an episode of the TV series Limitless. An episode of Taken was directed by her. It was reported in 2016 that she would be directing a movie about the life of a professional wrestler. David stated in January 2020 that the project had been canceled. <mask> was working on a TV series that was set in modern-day Iraq, Syria and Turkey and was intended to be a war-torn love story.<mask> was invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. <mask> has a long-term working relationship with martial artist Pat Johnson, who she has hired as a stunt coordinator and choreographer since starting her directing career. <mask> is a fan of films by Euzhan Palcy. <mask> discussed the lack of women directors in Hollywood and the lack of gender parity in the entertainment industry on her social media accounts. <mask> has spoken out about Hollywood sexism and said that she was denied directorial opportunities because of her gender. She stated in an interview that she was denied a meeting to discuss directing The Fighter because the producers were not interested in hiring a woman to direct. <mask> worked to support the American Civil Liberties Union investigation into gender bias in hiring practices, specifically for women directors, which cast a critical eye on the role of the Directors Guild of America.The percentage of women hired in the film industry varies from 8% to less than 6. <mask> testified about her experiences as part of an investigation by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. <mask> supports innovative file sharing over big businesses that exploit digital distribution models. <mask> said that it's difficult to get German news in the US and that it's difficult to get US shows in Germany. She doesn't approve of the millions Hollywood spends on anti-piracy efforts or the wealth of Kim Dotcom. <mask> thinks the money used by the MPAA would be better spent improving diversity and more equitable distribution models. She supports Peter Sunde in relation to The Pirate Bay trial.<mask> was a member of the Mannheim City Boys, a soccer hooligan group that inspired Green Street Hooligans. <mask> was a kickboxer and had metal screws in her knees. <mask> is practicing the Russian martial arts technique called Systema. The United States Marine Corps received the Meritorious Service Award for Outstanding Service and Exemplary Performance of Duty in 1994.

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title: Omotola Jalade Ekeinde

texts: <mask> is a Nigerian actress, singer, philanthropist and former model. Since her film debut in 1995 she has appeared in over 300 films and sold millions of video copies. The press has dubbed her the real Africa Magic after receiving numerous high-profile awards, launching a music career, and amassing a fan base. The first African celebrity to get over 1 million likes on her Facebook page is <mask>. She has 3 million followers on Facebook. Her humanitarian efforts are also applauded. One of the most watched actresses in Africa is <mask>, one of the pioneers of the video film era of Nigerian cinema.She was named one of the 100 most influential people in the world by Time magazine. There was a brief appearance on Hit the Floor by <mask> <mask>. She spoke at the WISE- Summit in November of 2013). <mask> <mask> was honoured by the Nigerian government as a Member of the Order of the Federal Republic, MFR, for her contributions to Nigerian cinema. <mask> <mask> was born in Lagos State. Her parents and two brothers were the Jalade family. Her parents worked at the YMCA and the Lagos Country Club.While waiting for her results from university, Omotola began modelling to make a living. Chrisland School, Opebi, Oxford Children School, and Command Secondary Schoo,l Kaduna were attended by <mask> <mask>. She completed her studies at Yaba College of Technology and studied Estate Management. <mask> <mask> was introduced to acting by accompanying a friend. Her first movie role was in Venom of Justice. According to a report, Reggie was the one who launched Omotola's career. She was given the lead role in the movie and went on to have a successful career in the film industry.<mask> played a big role in the film. She played a patient who fought for her life despite the odds. Her character overcame the disease and had a baby. One of the best movies ever made in Nigeria is the film. She has starred in several blockbuster movies since then, including Games Women Play, Blood Sisters, All My Life, Last Wedding, My Story, and a host of others. At the 1997 Movie Awards, Omotola won "Best Actress in an English Speaking Movie" and "Best Actress Overall" for her role in Mortal Inheritance. She was the youngest actress in Nigeria at that time.In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the actress starred in several sequel films, including Lost Kingdom II, Kosorogun II, and Blood Sister II, which earned her a grand achiever award. By the mid year of 2000, Omotola was on the " A" list. She won the award for best Actress in a supporting role at the African Movie Academy Awards. In the year 2010, <mask> Jalade received her first cinematic movie role in the film "Ije". The film was shot in the United States. "Ije" was the highest grossing film in the country at the time. She starred in a movie that became the 2nd highest-grossing movie in West African cinemas.Over forty (40) domestic and international awards have been won by <mask> <mask>. She is the biggest box office actress in Africa. In 2015, <mask> Jalade celebrated her 20th anniversary in the entertainment industry. About two hundred (200) movies have had Omotola in them. In June of last year, Femi Odugbemi and <mask> <mask> were invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. In June of last year, Femi Odugbemi and <mask> Jalade were invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. In 2005, OmoSexy launched her music career with the release of her debut album."Naija Lowa" and "The Things You Do To Me" were produced by the album. Her second album was produced by Paul Play and Del B. It was supported by the songs "Feel Alright", featuring Harrysong, and " Through the Fire", featuring Uche. Tables were expected to sell for N1 million at the album's launch party. The Bridge Entertainment helped <mask> Jalade with her third album. To create a sound that would appeal to American audiences, Omotola went to Atlanta to work with a few prominent producers and songwriters. She recorded a song with Bobby V and had studio sessions with other musicians.This was the first Nigerian celebrity to do a reality show. In 2005, <mask> Jalade became a United Nations World Food Programme Ambassador. Charles Odii's SME 100 Africa is one of the organizations that Omotola supports. She was involved in the Walk the World campaign in Liberia with the president. <mask> <mask> is known as a fierce human rights campaigner and her philanthropy efforts are centred on her NGO project. Hundreds of youths came together for the Empowerment Walk and Convention. She lent her voice to the campaign.She lent her voice to a campaign. She shot a video asking Shell and the government to own up, clean up, pay up and take responsibility of the environment in Nigeria, as well as participating in campaigns in Sierra-Leone. She visited an orphanage in June of 2020 that focuses on HIV positive children. She was welcomed at the Julius Nyerere airport by a celebrity who was dancing and singing. She had lunch with the children at the orphanage. To commemorate the World No Tobacco Day and the #SmokeFreeNollywood campaign. The campaign was supported by a US non-profit organization and a sub-Saharan public strategy firm.She wrote a famous column in OK!. Nigeria Magazine. The column is called "Omotola's Diary" and features writings from Omotola. The Music Video and Screen Awards honoured Omotola with an award. In her hometown of Ondo State, the Royal king of Ondo Kingdom gave a title to Omotola. CNN Travel put Omotola's tongue on their list of the world's sexiest accents. The Nigerian accent was 5th on the list.The year before, <mask> <mask> was named one of the most influential people in the world by Time magazine. She was in the icons category. New African magazine ranked <mask> as one of the Top 100 most influential Africans. Shah Rukh Khan, Frank Welker, Bob Bergen, Jack Angel, Mickie McGowan, Michael Papajohn, Martin Klebba, Clint Howard and Chris Ellis were listed among the highest-grossing movie stars one has ever heard of. This listing was researched and compiled by Yahoo! Captain Matthew Ekeinde was married to <mask> <mask>. A white ceremony was held on board the Dash 7 aircraft after the couple flew from Lagos to Benin.On March 30, 1997 she gave birth to her first child. They have four children, Princess, M.J, Meraiah and Michael. Her father died in 1991. Some of the filmography studio albums include Me, Myself, and Eyes, which is unreleased.

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title: Gary Little

texts: <mask>, an American judge from Seattle, Washington, committed suicide in 1988 after allegations that he had sexual contact with young boys. The public allegations against <mask> followed a decade of rumors that had been quashed before publication, and a state investigation of <mask> which had been sealed. <mask> was the son of a truck driver who died in 1947 after hanging himself in a jail cell in the King County Courthouse where he was being held on a charge. <mask>'s mother was a stenographer and he and his sister were raised by their grandmother. <mask> earned a scholarship to Harvard University after graduating from Lincoln High School. <mask> earned a juris doctor from the University of Washington School of Law after graduating from Harvard. He began to develop a circle of influential friends while he was a student at the University of Washington.<mask> was an assistant attorney general at the University of Washington. He was a part-time teacher at the prestigious Lakeside School from 1968 to 1972, as well as serving as a volunteer counselor in the Seattle juvenile court. He was later credited with engineering the Seattle School District's "sweeping desegregation program". In 1980, <mask> was elected to the King County Superior Court. In 1981 King County Prosecutor Norm Maleng opened an investigation into rumors that <mask> had inappropriate contact with juvenile defendants outside the courtroom. The Commission on Judicial Conduct found that <mask> had inappropriate encounters with boys who appeared in his court and admonished him for it, however, the report of the inquiry was sealed. Three of <mask>'s former students contacted the Seattle Post-Intelligencer to accuse a judge of sexual abuse when he worked at the school in the 1960s.The arrest of <mask> in 1964 on charges of assault against a 16-year-old in <mask>'s Seattle apartment was discovered after an investigation by the newspaper. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer''s inquiry was halted after the former students refused to swear affidavits. The affidavits were demanded to protect the newspaper from a libel lawsuit. By the mid 1980s, <mask> had become a divisive figure among judges on the Superior Court; some felt he actively sought to try juvenile cases as a way of coming into contact with boys for sexual purposes, while other judges felt such insinuations amounted to gay bashing. In 1985 the presiding judge of the Superior Court ordered <mask> not to hear criminal cases involving juvenile offenders after he discovered that <mask> had taken a 14-year-old to Christmas shopping for the boy's father. <mask> stated that it was important for those in the criminal justice system to intervene in a dramatic and decisive way in the lives of young people to deter them from a future life of crime. King-TV prepared to air a story on <mask> based on the accounts of four confidential sources who alleged they had been abused by him at the Lakeside School in the 1960s.The story was put down by Ancil Payne, the president of King Broadcasting Company. A simultaneous inquiry by The Seattle Times was never published, though reporter Don McGaffin later recalled that he had personally witnessed <mask> kissing a blond, blue-eyed male student on one occasion in 1968. The story about <mask>'s involvement with the 14-year-old was aired by KING-TV in July 1988, after which <mask> announced he would not seek renewal of his term on the Superior Court. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reopened its investigation of the allegations after reading a story on KING-TV. On August 18, 1988, <mask> shot and killed himself in his chambers in the King County Courthouse, the same building his father had killed himself in more than 40 years before. Duff Wilson told <mask> about his soon to be published story. More than 600 people attended <mask>'s funeral, according to a suicide note found at the scene.The public's reaction to <mask>'s death was mostly focused on the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and its belief that it had hounded the judge, though the confidential operation of the state's Commission on Judicial Conduct and the suppression of its 1981 report also came under scrutiny. Indicators of possible wrongdoing by <mask> had been covered up by Seattle's historically cloistered social and political elite. In a story published two months after <mask>'s death, The Washington Post noted that "the explanations have centered on the traditional decorum and protectiveness of Seattle politics, libel laws, the gay-rights movement, the reluctance to besmirch a judge and, particularly, <mask>.' Despite his modest origins, <mask> was seen by colleagues and community members as "funny, articulate, and brilliant" and embedded himself as a fixture within Seattle society despite his modest origins. He frequented the city's finest clubs and restaurants. Some jurors who served in his court said he had a penchant for making the law accessible and handling complex cases well. Lawyers from Seattle, Washington (state) Democrats Washington (state) state court judges Harvard University alumni Suicides by firearm in Washington (state) University of Washington School of Law alumni.

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title: James L. Gelvin

texts: <mask><mask> is an American scholar of Middle Eastern history. He has been a faculty member in the history department at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) since 1995 and has written extensively on the history of the modern Middle East, with particular emphasis on nationalism and the social and cultural history of the modern Middle East. His B.A. was earned by Gelvin. M.A. from Columbia University in 1983. In 1985 and 1992 both degrees were obtained from the School of International and Public Affairs of Columbia University. Gelvin taught at MIT, Boston College, and Harvard University before joining the faculty at UCLA. The recipient of a U.C. was a fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.The President had a fellowship in the humanities. He was Visiting Professor of History at the American University in Lebanon in 2002. In 2015, the Middle East Studies Association honored Gelvin with its Undergraduate Teaching Award, citing his "outstanding commitment to the practice and substance of undergraduate teaching, through his classroom performance, his training of future generations of undergraduate teachers, and his well-received undergraduate textbooks." The UCLA chapter of the Mortar Board National Senior Honor Society presented Gelvin with the Faculty excellence Award in 1998. The Contemporary Middle East in an Age of Upheaval was edited by Gelvin Books. The Oxford University Press published The New Middle East: What Everyone Needs to Know. The co-editor of Global Muslims in the Age of Steam and Print is from the University of California Press.The Arab Uprisings: What Everyone Needs to Know is a book. Cambridge University Press published Israel Palestine Conflict: One Hundred Years of War in September 2005. New York: Oxford University Press, 2004, 2007, 2010, 2015, 2020 is the title of The Modern Middle East: A History. Nationalism and Mass Politics in Syria at the Close of Empire was published in 1998. Forum: "Arab Springs," "The Arab Uprisings: Lessons to be Learned (and Unlearned)" "'Modernity,' 'Tradition,' and the Battleground of Gender in Early Twentieth-Century Damascus,'" was written by Die Welt Des Islams. "'Coup-Proof?' History Today (August 2011)"Nationalism, Anarchism, Reform: Understanding Political Islam from the Inside Out was published in the fall of 2010. "Pensée: 'Arab Nationalism': Has a New Framework Emerged?" was published in the International Journal of Middle East Studies. "Al-Qaeda and Anarchism: A Historian's Reply to Terrorology" and "Al-Qaeda and Anarchism: A Historian's Reply to Terrology: Response to Commentaries" were published in 2008. The Politics of Notables was published in the Middle East Studies Association Bulletin. Global Development Studies published "Globalization, Religion, and Politics in the Middle East: The Current Crisis in Historical Perspective." The book "Islamism and Nationalism: Common Roots, Common Destinies" was published in 2004. The International History Review wrote about Zionism and the Representation of Jewish Palestine at the New York World's Fair."Modernity and Its Discontents: On the Durability of Nationalism in the Arab Middle East" was published in 1999. "The League of Nations and the Question of National Identity in the Fertile Crescent" was published in World Affairs. The International Journal of Middle East Studies published "The Social Origins of Popular Nationalism in Syria: Evidence for a New Framework" in 1994. "Demonstrating Communities in Post-Ottoman Syria" was written in the summer of 1994. <mask><mask> is the author of "A New Middle East?" The Contemporary Middle East in an Age of Upheaval is a book. <mask><mask> wrote "The Syrian Civil War and the New Middle East".The Contemporary Middle East in an Age of Upheaval is a book. The Arab Uprisings of 2010-11 were written by David Motadel. Revolutionary World: Political Upheaval in the Global Age is a Cambridge University Press book. The book is called "Religion, State, and Society in the New Middle East". From polarization to cohabitation in the New Middle East is a book. There is a book called "Nationalism in the Arab Middle East: Resolving Some Issues". There is a Handbook on the Politics of the Middle East.G. Conde wrote "comprendiendo las insurrecciones rabes." eds. Ciudad de México: El Colegio de México/CIDE, 2015, is a book about Levantamientos populares, contextos, crisis and reconfiguraciones. Was there a mandated period? Some concluding thoughts were written by Cyrus and Andrew Arsan. The Handbook of the History of the Middle East Mandates was published in 2015. Assessing the Recent History of Political Islam in Light of the Arab Uprisings was written by Fahed Al-Sumait.eds. The Arab Uprisings: Origins, Dynamics, and Trajectories is a book. The book is titled "The Arab World at the Intersection of the Transnational and National." The Arab Spring: Change and Resistance in the Middle East is a book by Westview Press. The book is from the University Press ofStanford, CA. The Middle East Breasted was discovered. American Archaeologists in the Middle East, 1919-20, is a book by the Oriental Institute.Neil Schlager wrote a resolution of the Syrian General Congress. There are documents in World History. Is it possible to have a post hoc propter hoc? Reassessment of the Lineages of Nationalism in Bilad al-Sham was written by Thomas Philipp. From the Syrian Land to the State of Syria. T.E. Charles Stang wrote Lawrence and Historical Representation.The Waking Dream of T.E<mask>: Essays on His Life, Literature, and Legacy was published in 2002. Secularism and Religion in the Arab Middle East: Reinventing Islam in a World of Nation States was published. The Invention of Religion: Rethinking Belief and Politics in History was published in 2002. Robert H. Taylor wrote "Developmentalism, Revolution, and Freedom in the Arab Middle East: The Cases of Egypt, Syria, and Iraq". The Idea of Freedom in Asia and Africa was published in 2002. F. Moge Gocek wrote "Presenting Nations: Demonstrations and Nationalisms in Pre-Mandate Syria".Social Constructions of Nationalism in the Middle East was published in 2002. The book is called "Napoleon in Egypt as History and Polemic." Napoleon in Egypt was published in 2003 by Ithaca Press. <mask> and Israel Gershoni wrote "The Other Arab Nationalism: Syrian/Arab Populism in Its Historical and International Contexts". Rethinking Nationalisms in the Arab World was published in 1997. The Ironic Legacy of the King-Crane Commission was written by David W<mask>. The United States in the Middle East: A Historical Reassessment was published in 1995.Audio books about Palestine, Zionism, and the Arab-Israeli Conflict. Living people births Harvard University alumni MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences faculty Boston College faculty Harvard University faculty University of California, Los Angeles faculty School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University alumni.

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title: Marcus Forss

texts: <mask> was born in 1999 and is a professional footballer who plays for Hull City. He was promoted to the first team squad after being promoted from the B team. <mask> is a Finn. After graduating from the FDS-Suomi football school, <mask> went on to play for several clubs in his native Finland. After moving to England at the age of 13, he signed a two-year scholarship with the academy at the club. In the first half of the 2016–17 season, he was called into the U21 squad and made one appearance, in a 2–0 group stage defeat to Gillingham. When his scholarship ended, <mask> was released.Forss joined the B team at Brentford on a two-year contract. In his first 23 B team appearances, he scored 11 goals. He was the B team's top scorer with 21 goals and won the team's Player of the Year award. Despite missing five months of the season with a back injury, Forss was a regular in the matchday squad and ended the season with 9 appearances and two goals. After one goal in three appearances, Forss signed a new four-year contract and went on a season-long loan. The loan ended early in January 2020 due to a torn hamstring, which required surgery. The departures of Ollie Watkins and Sad Benrahma elevated <mask> to second-choice behind Ivan Toney.He played forward and wing roles for two-thirds of the season. After scoring seven goals in 13 appearances, Forss signed a new -year contract in December 2020. A change in formation allowed Forss to join Ivan Toney in the starting lineup. His first appearance as part of the new formation saw him score his first goal for over five months. Forss scored the 81st-minute goal which secured a 3–2 aggregate victory and sent the Bees to a second consecutive playoff Final after they qualified for the end-of-season promotion playoffs. The 2020–21 season ended with 50 appearances, 10 goals and promotion to the premier league after a 2–0 victory over SWANSEA. In the second and third round matches of the EFL Cup, Forss yielded five goals.He was nominated for Player of the Round after scoring four goals in the match. On the final day of the winter transfer window, <mask> left on loan for the remainder of the season in order to get more consistent game time. He had scored six goals in 12 appearances, with no goals in seven appearances in the premier league. A place in the Team of the Tournament was given to <mask>' performances in the EFL Cup. Forss joined League One club AFC Wimbledon on a loan until the end of the season. He scored seven goals in his first seven appearances for the club and scored the first senior hat-trick of his career in the 5–1 victory over Southend United on 12 October. Four goals in five appearances in October won the young player of the month award.He was nominated for the League One Player of the month for December. He had 11 goals in 19 appearances by the time his spell was over. The club's Young Player of the Year award went to Forss. Forss joined Hull City on loan until the end of the 2021–22 season. He made his debut on February 5, 2022, when he came on as a substitute for Ryan Longman. He scored his first goal in an away draw. At U17, U18, U19 and U21 level, Forss was capped by Finland.Due to club commitments, he wasn't included in the squad for the European U19 Championship on home soil. Forss received his maiden call up to the senior team for a series of three matches in November 2020. He scored the opening goal in the 2–0 victory against France in his debut. Prior to the team's group stage exit, Forss made two substitute appearances. He scored a goal in a 3–1 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina in the final group stage match of the World Cup qualification campaign. Forss is from a football family. Tero Forss, Niclas, and his grandfather are all involved in football.He was a fan of Manchester United. The score column indicates the score after each Forss goal. There are honours for individual players in the Championship, Young Player of the Year, and Team of the Tournament. Football players from England and Finns play in the English Football League and the European Football League. players

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title: Henry Cecil McBay

texts: <mask> was an American chemist and teacher. The American Chemical Society Award was one of the awards <mask> won. The National Organization for the Professional advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers was founded by <mask>. <mask> was born on May 29, 1914 in Mexia, Texas. <mask> was a barber and his mother was a seamstress. <mask> was married in 1954. <mask> was able to get a good education because he excelled in mathematics.He paid for his college education by working in the college's dining-hall and post office. <mask> studied organic chemistry and earned his B.S. The degree was obtained in 1934. He was helped by his professors to get a scholarship to work on his next degree. <mask> took a job in the dining hall at Atlanta University because he had only $1.65 in his pocket. After a few days on campus, his faculty advisor arranged for him to work in the chemistry laboratory. <mask> helped Huggins study new types of plastic that were similar to natural rubber.<mask> was doing his own analysis. He received his master's degree from Atlanta University and he received his doctorate from the University of Chicago. An indirect connection to the University of Chicago was important to his career. He returned to the college to help his brother and sister pay for college after earning his master's degree. Going home was a disappointment. <mask> was never accepted as an academic peer by some faculty members. His parents were able to pay for his sister's education because of his devotion to his siblings.<mask> took a better-paying teaching job in Kansas in the 1930s. He was accepted to the University of Chicago summer school program at the end of the first year. He found out that the new junior college principal had hired an instructor for political reasons. <mask> was a high school mathematics teacher in Texas for three semesters. He joined a research team that was assigned the task of finding a substitute for jute fiber. Jute shipments from India ended due to World War I. By the time an okra plant had matured, the stems were too brittle and the team hoped to prove that okra stems would be an effective substitute.Okra can be used for food or fiber, but not both. <mask> resumed his studies after accepting a teaching assistant's position at the University of Chicago. He was not drafted into the U.S. military because the government needed large numbers of chemistry graduates. He designed a chemistry course for first-year college students. Professor Morris Kharasch was <mask>'s research advisor in 1944. He learned how to handle dangerous compounds. <mask> began to create materials that could be used as building blocks.He created a dangerous compound from hydrogen peroxide. The discoveries by <mask> and Kharasch allowed chemists around the world to create inexpensive peroxide compounds which are extremely useful as building blocks in many chemical reactions. <mask> received the ElizabethNorton prize for excellence in chemical research in 1944 and 1945. He received his PhD in 1945 from the University of Chicago, where he worked on his hydrogen peroxide project. <mask> was an assistant professor at Morehouse College in Atlanta. He was the chairman of the chemistry department. <mask> became the chemistry professor at Atlanta University in 1982.<mask> taught for 41 years in the Atlanta University system. He taught part-time until his death. <mask> wanted to pass along his love for chemistry to his students. He showed how two materials could be combined to make something different. He demonstrated that a metallic poison, sodium, with a gaseous poison, chlorine, could be combined to make table salt. He wanted his students to understand his fascination with these processes. He developed a chemistry education program for the United Nations Education, Scientific, and Cultural Organization.The University of Chicago awarded theNorton Prize for excellence in research in chemistry in 1944. The University of Chicago received theNorton Prize in 1945. Morehouse College established the "E.A.Jones (Edward A. Jones)/H.C.McBay/E.B. Williams Award" in 1973. The National Association for Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers named an Outstanding Teacher in 1976. The American Chemical Society of Georgia gave the Herty Award in 1976. The American Chemical Society of the Northeast gave the Norris Award in 1978. The Kimuel Huggins Award was given by Bishop College in 1980.Jones)/H.C.McBay/E.B. Morehouse College gave the Williams Award for excellence in teaching. The "Henry McBay Endowed Chemistry Scholarship" was established at Morehouse College. A Doctor of Science from Atlanta University in 1987. The "Nabrit-Mapp-McBay" Science Building was dedicated in 1989. There is a man named Martin Luther King, Jr. The Visiting Scholar was appointed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.The American Scholar Award was given by the Delta Chapter of Georgia. "Superstar of Science" was named in 1991. The Doctor of Science was granted in 1992. The Doctor of Science was granted by the university. The American Chemical Society gave an award in 1995. The United Negro College Fund established the Henry C. McBay Research Fellowships in 1995. "Henry C.R."Morehouse College and Clark Atlanta University established the McBay Chair in Space Sciences in 1996. Morehouse College granted the Doctor of Science in 1996. The patent was issued in 1997. The patent was issued in 1999. "Faces of Science: African-Americans in the Sciences" was published in 1996. African-American scientists of the 20th century. Oryx Press was in Phoenix, AZ in 1996.Mitchell is the name of the person. Dust is Proud and Angry. The University Press of Colorado is located in Boulder, CO. The novel is based on real-life events from <mask>'s early years growing up in Mexia, Texas. The main character, "Moose O'Malley," is based on <mask>, while the town of "Knox Plains, TX" is based on Mexia, TX. The majority of the incidents in the book are based on actual events that happened to <mask> when he lived in Mexia and attended Wiley. 20th-century American inventors, University of Chicago faculty, Atlanta University alumni, and people from Texas are some of the people who died in 1914.

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title: Gérard Lecointe

texts: The French général de corps d'armée was named <mask>. He served in both World War II and the Cold War. He was commander-in-chief of the French forces in Germany and the last commander of the French forces in Algeria. On July 7, 1912, the son of Capitaine (Captain) <mask>, an Officer of the Legion of Honor, was born in Poitiers. He won eleven awards for excellence in high school. He entered the military academy at Saint-Cyr at the age of eighteen in the "Joffre class" because he wanted to attend the cole Polytechnique. He was promoted from cadet to aspirant in 1931.In 1933, after graduating from Saint-Cyr, Lecointe was appointed sous-lieutenant and took part in the final operations of the pacification of French Morocco in the Grand Atlas. He was christened at Iskerioul on September 3, 1933. After World War II broke out in September 1939, Lecointe returned to France, where he commanded the 2nd Company of the 1st Infantry of the 1st Infantry Division. He took part in the outpost battles of December 1939 along the French border with Germany. He was the last French officer to leave the soil of Gembloux when the high command ordered a retreat during the Battle of France. He was made a Knight of the Legion of Honour after being wounded near Lille. France surrendered to the Germans on June 22, 1940.Lecointe was part of the Free French forces that fought against German and Italian forces in Tunisia in 1942. He distinguished himself during assaults on enemy positions in Tunisia in December 1942 and April 1943. He participated in the battles of the Italian campaign with the French Expeditionary Corps in 1944 and with the French 1st Army in the Allied invasion of Southern France in August 1944 and the subsequent campaign in the Vosges and to the Rhine. After World War II, LeCointe returned to France. He was made an Officer of the Legion of Honor in 1948 and entered the cole supérieure de Guerre in 1949. After completing his studies there in 1951, he was promoted to commandant and posted to the general staff of the French Forces in Germany, where he served as head of the operations office until 1954. He took command of the 24th Guard Chasseur Battalion, a unit of the French 5th Armored Division, at Bad Bergzabern, West Germany.After leaving West Germany, Lecointe served as Chief of Staff of the Army Corps of Algiers and then as commander of the Cherchell District. He left Algeria in 1959 for Fribourg, France, where he served as deputy to the general commanding the French 3rd Infantry Division. He became auditor at Saint-Cyr in 1960 at the Centre des hautes études militaires and the Institute for Advanced National Defense Studies. After being promoted to général de brigade in 1961, he took command of the 11th Mechanized brigade at Landau and the French forces of the Palatinate. He commanded the 4th Infantry Division in Algeria from 1963 to 1964 and was promoted to général de division in 1963. He was the last commander of the French forces in Algeria. After taking command of the 8th Infantry Division at Compigne, France, Leconte returned to Paris as first assistant to the military governor of Paris.In 1970, he was promoted to général de corps d'armée and succeeded General Jacques Massu as commander-in-chief of the French Forces in Germany. He retired from the French Army after completing this tour. Lecointe passed away at La Baule-Escoublac, France, on January 30, 2009. Lecointe was married to Mattéa Celli. Christiane Pensereau was married to him after she died. His first marriage ended in divorce. French awards include the Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour Commander of the Legion of Honour Knight of the Legion of Honour Grand Officer of the National Order of Merit and the Resistance medal.

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title: Evarts G. Loomis

texts: Loomis preferred to be called "evarts" rather than "doctor" because he was considered to be the father ofholistic medicine. He came up with the idea of aholistic approach while working for the Grenfell Mission, which served the fisherman families of Newfoundland and Labrador. The words 'Treat the whole man, treat the whole man' kept flashing through my mind, and they have been with me ever since. I thought about the practical application of a therapy that would include the physical, mental, and spiritual aspects of illness for the next eighteen years. He was already applying these concepts at the medical mission because he grew up in a spiritual, humanitarian, and global environment. He used prayer and meditation with his mother and others. His world view was influenced by a number of other factors.A fellow in the American College of Surgeons, <mask> gained extensive surgical experience while working in this northern climate. He became a fellow in the American College of Family Physicians after he decided to follow a career in family practice instead of surgery. Holism and Evolution 1 is a novel by Jan Christiaan Smuts, a South African soldier. His tendency toward holism was influenced by this book. He was impressed by his philosophy professor and the founder of the American Friends Service Committee. A pamphlet about the career of Albert Schweitzer, whose life was dedicated to ameliorating the suffering of natives who had no access to skilled medical care, was a pamphlet that the third-year biology major picked up. The concepts of "welt-anschauung" and "reverence for life" were taken by him.He told his parents on the phone that he was going to pre-med. World War II halted the development of a therapy for the whole person. The dream of the couple to become medical missionaries in China was cut off by the "bamboo curtain". He served as a surgeon with the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Association in Algeria and wanted his war service to focus on saving lives. Bored by a lack of surgical cases, he requested and was assigned by theQuaker to the bombed-out city of Tenchung, China. There, in a converted ancestor worship temple, he directed a hospital and clinic, along with an international medical team, and treated civilians, as well as Chinese and American military personnel. After two years, the work was handed over to the Chinese, and that's when he met his wife and daughter, both of whom came into his life while in Newfoundland.Verna arranged for Evarts to practice in Montebello, California, where their second daughter Laura was added to the family, since they had fallen in love with the state while studying Chinese at Berkeley. There was a need for a place where new ideas would be more accepted than in the more conservative parts of the US. He was already familiar with the healing power of nature when he was in China, so he decided to move to California. Verna and he were looking for a beautiful setting for their healing center after seeing a sanitarium below a mountain peak. Friendly Hills Ranch was purchased beneath the spectacular - and triangular - Tahquitz Peak. Patients were invited to their home for group discussions about what was going on in their lives that might be contributing factors to illness. They formed a non-profit foundation and a board of directors.They didn't have the money to build a center so they bought Meadowlark, a property once owned by a movie mogul. America's first live-in retreat welcomed its first guest in 1958. The healing process was explored in a series of inter-professional conferences. The invited included physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, ministers, scientists, sociologists, business people, and an artist. In 1960, <mask> and his family traveled around the world in search of teachers and advisers to help guide his work, since he couldn't find many in the states with whom he could talk aboutholistic medicine. He began a major shift from administering drugs to practicing homeopathy in 1973. The staff at Meadowlark avoided white coats in order to be indistinguishable from the guests who stayed an average of two weeks.The main mode of treatment during the 33 years of operation was love. After a thorough medical examination, guests were given nutrition counseling and encouraged to participate in an exercise program that might include swimming, walking, jogging, or bicycle riding. Most of the food served to guests was vegetarian and was grown in an organic garden on the grounds. In addition to psycho-spiritual counseling, guests could participate in art and music therapy, classes on yoga and meditation, acupuncture treatments, bodywork, and therapeutic fasts, all of which could lead to a deeper understanding of illness and healing. A favorite activity was the daily group-therapy session where dreams were brought together and shared. Guests could always retreat to the interdenominational chapel at any time of the day or night and listen to tapes in the privacy of their rooms. Amy Loomis, the meditation teacher who inspired guests until the age of 98, and still does today through the 52 meditation tapes she created, is an example of how popular meditation was.The healing flow of energy was encouraged by all the therapies used at Meadowlark. Having an early interest in hiking and birdwatching, it was natural for Evarts to bring exercise to the Meadowlark Program. In order to fit in an hour of exercise while studying at Cornell Medical School, he would have to walk from his aunt and uncle's apartment across New York City's Central Park. The Royal Canadian Air Force Plans for Physical Fitness, Thomas Cureton's Physical Fitness and Dynamic Health 3, and Dr Kenneth Coopers's Aerobics were included in the mix. While studying and training at Cornell, he was well-grounded in the physical aspects of medicine, as well as a brief consideration of the new field of Psychiatry. The Bircher-Benner Hospital and Clinic in Switzerland influenced his ideas about nutrition and the role of fast in healing. Max Bircher is the son of the founder of the Bircher-Benner institution.He discovered a model for Meadowlark at the Landhaus Murpfli. It was found that fasting was the best method for ridding the body of toxins associated with chronic illness. Many people who came in with chronic illnesses had been to many other doctors and had exhausted all possibilities of healing, as well as their money. "We never charged what it cost to operate Meadowlark and always had to raise funds." The first conference of the American Holistic Medical Association was held in Denver, Colorado in 1977. There were discussions about the spelling ofholistic. Was it a 'w' or a 'h'?The 'h' is derived from the Anglo-Saxon word 'hal', which is the root of health, whole, holy, and heal. At Meadowlark's 25th anniversary celebration in 1983, Dr. Shealy stated that Meadowlark had served as a role model for most of the people in theholistic. The Pioneer Award is given to outstanding contributors to the health movement. Bill Moyers and Dr. Linus Pauling have received previous recipients. The first exam in conjunction with the University of Colorado Medical School was offered by the American Board ofHolistic Medicine. The Rev. and Evarts. One of the first books onholistic medicine, Healing for Everyone: Medicine of the Whole Person6, is in its second paperback edition.He published excerpts from his mother's manuscript "Lessons for the Aquarian Age" under the title "To Self Be True 8." He also wrote a biography of his mother, entitled Amy, The Search for the Treasure Within 7. He filmed many of the European teachers he met on his world trip. Roberto Assagioli, MD is the "father of psychosynthesis" in his film, Healing the Whole Person 9. After serving as executive director of Meadowlark, he and his staff treated more than 6,000 guests. The program was successful in treating arthritis, cancer, and other chronic illnesses. He was an international lecturer for many years. While he and his wife were lecturing in Calcutta, India, they were asked to help start the Indian Holistic Medical Association.They were married after Verna's death. He has served on several boards, been interviewed on radio and television, and received numerous honors. 25 medical pioneers, including doctors Larry Dossey, Christiane Northrup, and Rachel Naomi Remen, were recognized at the 25th Silver Anniversary of the AHMA. They both counsel, write, and lecture today. As he neared his 93rd birthday, he expressed his gratitude at being able to influence and witness a therapy of the whole person, which has gone through the pains of birth and adolescence and found its fruition in a specialty board. In his forthcoming book, "Return of the Priest-Physician: Medicine for the 21st Century", Evarts has summarized his life experiences and his vision for the future of medicine. LegacyHolistic practitioners, authors of books onholistic modalities, and those who have benefited fromholistic treatment are all indebted to the spirit, vision, and ability to synthesise it into a working model of holism.Despite criticism from traditional medicine, he was able to provide a template which is now rivaling mainstream medicine. He has lived the model that he created. The late president of the Institute of Noetic Sciences said "no one I know or know about so truly deserves to be termed 'pioneer' in this movement." When I first met Dr Loomis, he had just started Meadowlark, and his philosophy and practice of holism impressed me as applying not only to medicine, but to all of life. There was a revolution against reductionism, fractionalism, and positivism that began in the 1960s. An influential demonstration of what the new way would mean in terms of 'health for the whole person' was created by Evarts. Mary Evarts was a sister of former United States Secretary of State, Attorney General and Senator William Maxwell <mask>.References 1. J C. Holism and Evolution was written by Smuts. The Macmillan Co was founded in New York. 2. W. leaves of grass. Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc was founded in New York in 1940. 3.T. Physical Fitness and Dynamic Health was written by Cureton. New York, NY: Dial Press. 4. The Royal Canadian Air Force has a plan for physical fitness. This week's magazine. 1962. Cooper, K. Aerobics.Philadelphia, PA and New York, NY. 6. Medicine of the Whole Person was written by E G. and J. DeVorss & Company was in Marina del Rey in 1975. 7. The search for the treasure within was written by E G. Amy. DeVorss & Company was founded in Marina del Rey.There are 8. E G. To Self be True. Friendly Hills fellowship was in Hemet, CA. There are 9. E G. healing the whole person A <mask> film was released in 1973. The October/November 2002 issue of A Clinician's Journal has sources.2, No. 5. There were deaths of alumni of the Cornell Medical College.

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