title: Mustafa Suleyman

texts: The co- founder and former head of applied artificial intelligence at DeepMind is <mask>. His father is a taxi driver and his mother is a nurse. He lived with his parents and two younger brothers on Caledonian Road when he was a child. Queen Elizabeth's School, a boys' grammar school, was where Suleyman went to school. He met his co-founder of DeepMind through his brother. "Demis and I had conversations about how to impact the world, and he'd argue that we need to build these grand simulations that one day will model all the complex dynamics of our world." I think we need to engage with the real world.The Muslim Youth Helpline was started by Suleyman and his university friend Mohammed Mamdani after he dropped out of college. One of the largest mental health support services in the UK was created by the organisation. After working as a policy officer on human rights for Ken Livingstone, the Mayor of London, he went on to start Reos Partners, which uses methods from conflict resolution to navigate social problems. The United Nations, the Dutch government, and the World Wide Fund for Nature were some of the clients that <mask> worked for. DeepMind Technologies is a leading artificial intelligence company. He became head of applied artificial intelligence at DeepMind after it was bought by Google. Suleyman was placed on administrative leave because of controversy related to some of the projects he led.The relationship with the Royal Free Hospital was censured by the UK Information Commissioner's Office for data protection breeches. In December of last year, Suleyman said he would be leaving DeepMind for a policy role at Google. According to the Wall Street Journal, Suleyman was placed on leave at DeepMind in 2019. Suleyman was placed on a leave of absence after the company hired an external lawyer to investigate allegations that he had bullied employees. After the story broke, DeepMind's leadership sent an email to staff that said Suleyman's management style fell short of expected standards. Business Insider published more details of the allegations against Suleyman, including that he would boast about how he would "crush people", that he had a habit of "flying off the handle out of nowhere", and that he demanded employees carry out tasks unrelated to their jobs. DeepMind Suleyman started out as the company's chief product officer.The company quickly established itself as one of the leaders in the sector and was backed by a number of people. The largest acquisition in Europe at that time was the acquisition of DeepMind by Google. After the acquisition, <mask> became head of applied artificial intelligence at DeepMind, taking on responsibility for integrating the company's technology across a wide range of products. DeepMind Health was launched in February 2016 at the Royal Society of Medicine. DeepMind Health builds technology to improve healthcare services. Streams is a secure mobile app that helps doctors and nurses give faster urgent care to patients showing signs of decline by giving them the right information more quickly. DeepMind developed research collaborations with healthcare organizations in the United Kingdom, including Moorfields Eye Hospital, University College London Hospitals, and Cancer Research UK Imperial Centre, to apply machine learning to issues like eye disease, head and neck cancer, and mammography.A number of respected figures were asked to act in the public interest as independent reviewers of DeepMind Health's activities. Nine individuals meet throughout the year to scrutinize the work of DeepMind Health and publish their findings in an Annual Report. The Royal Free NHS Foundation Trust was the focus of a year-long investigation by the Information Commissioner's Office. The Royal Free failed to comply with the Data Protection Act when it provided patient details to DeepMind, and it was found that patients were not adequately informed that their data would be used as part of the test. In July of last year, DeepMind published its thoughts on the investigation, saying "we need to do better" and highlighting several activities and initiatives they had initiated for transparency, oversight and engagement. It included being transparent in its partnerships and developing a patient and public involvement strategy. In 2016 Suleyman led an effort to apply DeepMind's machine learning to help reduce the energy required to cool the data centres.The system evaluated billions of possible combinations of actions that the data centre operators could take, and came up with recommendations based on predicted power usage. The new cooling methods discovered by the system led to a reduction of up to 40% of the amount of energy used for cooling and a 15% improvement in the buildings' overall energy efficiency. The need for companies, governments and civil society to join in holding technologists accountable for the impacts of their work has been spoken about by Suleyman. Business leaders should be encouraged to prioritize social responsibility alongside their fiduciary duties by redesigning incentives in the technology industry. He set up a research unit within DeepMind to study the real-world impacts of artificial intelligence and help technologists put ethics into practice. The Partnership on Artificial Intelligence includes representatives from companies such as Amazon, Apple, DeepMind, Facebook, and Microsoft. The organisation studies and formulates best practices for artificial intelligence technologies, advances the public's understanding of the technology, and serves as an open platform for discussion and engagement about how it affects people and society.Non-profit and profit entities have equal representation on the board. Commanders of the Order of the British Empire were British people of Syrian descent.

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title: Mark Yeates

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texts: <mask> was born in January 1985 and is a professional footballer. <mask> spent time on loan at a number of clubs, but failed to make the transition to the first team. He left Spurs on a permanent deal and went on to play for a number of teams. The Republic of Ireland has three under-21 caps for him. After starting his career at Spurs, <mask> went on to play professional football in loan spells with two other teams. After a disagreement with then manager Andy King, <mask>.He made three appearances for the Spurs. During the 2005–06 season, <mask> played on long-term loan at Colchester United, scoring five league goals as they achieved promotion from League One. <mask> signed a two-year contract extension with Spurs. He joined Hull City on a season-long loan, but didn't play much for them before returning to his parent club midway through the season. He signed a loan contract with another Championship side at the end of the 2006–07 season. He scored on his debut at the Walkers Stadium. He was allowed to return to Spurs after being deemed surplus to requirements because he only played 16 times forLeicester.He moved to Colchester United permanently on July 3, 2007. <mask> failed his medical and the transfer was abandoned. During his time in League One, he scored the first competitive goal at the new Colchester Community Stadium in a game against Oldham. The newly-relegated Championship team signed <mask> for half a million dollars on June 26, 2009. He made his debut for Middlesbrough on August 7, 2009. He scored his only goal of the season in the 5–1 win over Queens Park Rangers in December 2009, after being out of the team in the first part of the season. <mask> found himself surplus to requirements under new boss Gordon Strachan.He scored his first goal for the club in a loss to the North End. <mask> didn't play much at Bramall Lane than he did at Middlesbrough after he moved there. He was in and out of the side for eighteen months. <mask> was left out of the first team when Micky Adams took over. <mask> signed forWatford on a two-year deal in July of 2011. He scored on his debut for the Hornets and they went on to win the game 2–2. <mask> lost his place in the team to Sean Murray after the FA Cup match against Spurs.He kept his place in the squad the following season, despite making substitute appearances. During this period, <mask> was primarily played in a central role rather than his usual wide position, with <mask> stating that he actually preferred this new position and he was to be released as a free agent. The third time that <mask> had worked under Phil Parkinson, he signed a two-year contract with Bradford City. On the opening day of the season, <mask> played 66 minutes of a 2–2 draw against Bristol City. He scored his first goal for the club in a 4–0 win against Carlisle United. <mask> came off the bench to score his second goal for the club in a 1–1 draw against Notts County. <mask> joined Oldham Athletic on a short-term deal.<mask> scored one goal. <mask> joined Blackpool on January 7, 2016 with an option for a further year. <mask> signed for Notts County on January 30th. <mask> joined Eastleigh on a two-year deal. Eastleigh left on June 12th to join AFC Fylde. <mask> joined Bamber Bridge F.C. In September 2020.His father, Stephen, played for Shelbourne, Shamock Rovers, and Kilkenny City. The club finished runner-up in the 2005–06 football league. The players are from BRIGHTON & HOSEA ION F.C. The players are from Swindon Town F.C. The players are from Colchester United F.C. The players are from Hull City A.F.C. The players are fromLeicester City F.C.The players are from Middlesbrough F.C. The players are from the United Kingdom. The players are fromWatford F.C. The players are fromBradford City A.F.C. The players are from Oldham Athletic A.F.C. The players are from Blackpool. The players are from Notts County F.C.The players are from Eastleigh F.C. The players are from Bamber Bridge F.C. The players are from the National League and Northern League.

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title: Wendy Barclay

texts: <mask> is a British virologist. She is the Head of the Department of Infectious Disease at Imperial College London. She leads a team of scientists to discover novel vaccines. They are trying to understand more about the flu and how they can create a vaccine against it. The University of Cambridge has a degree in Natural Sciences. She received a PhD from the University of Reading in 1988 for her research on the humoral immune response to rhinoviruses. She was involved in human challenge studies with rhinoviruses to study its interaction with the human body.She held two research positions after her PhD. One was with Professor Jeff Almond at the University of Reading, and the other was with Peter Palese at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York. She was able to form the basis of her research career because of the skills she learned at Reading. She was the first person to modify techniques for recovering influenza virus from cloned cDNA at Mount Sinai. At the start of her research career, she worked with rhinoviruses. The three types of virus that <mask> has worked with are Influenza A virus, Influenzavirus B, and Influenzaviruses C. The Viruses that belong to this family are single stranded (-)RNA viruses that replicate within the nucleus of the host's cells.Influenza types A and B are responsible for seasonal flu epidemics each year. Influenza type C virus causes mild respiratory infections and is not known to cause epidemics. For at least a decade, <mask> has worked with Influenza A and Influenza B. She has published many articles detailing the importance of understanding how flu viruses interact with their hosts, understanding their genomic makeup, and understanding how different strains of the two viruses interact with host cells differently. Some of the mechanisms of flu resistance have been described. She has written about the importance of understanding how some viruses can cross species barriers to prevent another epidemic. CNN posted an article on its website in February of 2015.She said that if there was a flu epidemic, it would spread quickly and hard. Since her publication in 2006 she has been researching the relationship between pathogenesis and the flu. She is trying to learn more about host range restrictions for the flu, and its transmission between humans and animals, as well as transmission between animal species. Scientists can create new vaccines against flu if they know how to study the virus. She is interested in understanding the resistance mechanisms of antiviral compounds and characterisation of novel cell substrates. <mask> spoke about the race to stop the next flu epidemic by preventing it from crossing from wild birds into chickens at the World Economic Forum in January 2019. This work focuses on blocking the transmission using novel techniques.He was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire in the New Year's honours in 2022. One of <mask>'s most notable work was looking at cells that had been exposed to the influenza A virus. The article was published in Cell in 2010 and has been cited over 270 times. Research gathered for the article explained how one of the human cell's defences comes in the form of RIG-Is. RIG-I is activated when a cell is exposed to a virus. The part of the virus that causes RIG-I activation was not fully known. The study found that RIG-I activation is caused by the process of viral replication and correspond to full-length virus genomes.She gave a lecture on the subject of Influenza. The Department of Health (DoH), 2008 Committee member, invited member of the peer review panel for animal work. Academics of Imperial College London Alumni of the University of Cambridge British women scientists Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Influenza researchers

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title: Dennis Oliech

texts: <mask> was born on February 2, 1985 and is a retired professional footballer. He retired from international football in 2016 after scoring 34 goals for his country, making him the second all-time goal scorer behind William "Chege" Ouma. In his earlier years, <mask> was a football player for Mathare United. While in his youth career, Oliech tried out for a team in France, but the chairman of Mathare United blocked the move. <mask> was playing under a different middle-eastern name while he was with Al-Arabi. He said he had to remind himself that it was his name at one point. After playing for Al-Arabi, Oliech became a professional.He was offered a chance to change his citizenship in 2004. He didn't accept the offer. One of the world's most promising young players at the age of nineteen was named by The Guardian newspaper as one of the future stars such as Wayne Rooney and Robin Van Persie. During their time at Qatar, Oliech played with Gabriel Batistuta and Stefan Effenberg. Al-Arabi turned down a Sh 100m offer from Monaco to sign Oliech. During the same year, Al-Arabi was told to pay US$15,000 compensation to his youth club in order to sign Oliech. His goal scoring form is well known.During their time at Qatar, <mask> played with Gabriel Batistuta and Stefan Effenberg. He quoted Batistuta as saying "Oliech just run and fall in the box and leave the penalty for me". Al-Arabi turned down a Sh 100m offer from Monaco to sign <mask>. During the same year, Al-Arabi was told to pay US$15,000 compensation to his youth club in order to sign <mask>. His goal scoring form is well known. In 2005, <mask> signed a four-year contract with the French team. There were 281.2 million.The number nine shirt was given to Oliech after the move. The claims of the youth club were dismissed. After a knee operation, <mask> hadn't made a great start in France. He returned to training after being given all-clear by the doctors. He made his debut in the 66th minute of Nante's draw with Lille. In the round of 16 of the Coupe de France, <mask> scored his first goal in a 1–0 win over Dijon. In the league match, his second goal was followed by a 3–1 loss to Marseille.In the 2005–06 season, he made nine appearances and scored twice. In the 2006–07 season, <mask> scored four times in thirty-two appearances, but the season was difficult for him as he lost his first team place. <mask> says he is happy at the club despite his lack of first team opportunities. FC Nantes was demoted to the bottom of Ligue 1 in 2007. <mask> was signed on loan by Auxerre who were in need of goals after a bad start to the season. He made his debut in a 5–3 win over Lorient. He was signed by Auxerre on a permanent basis in January after making ten appearances in the season so far.<mask> scored three goals in 24 games in 2007, including two against Rennes. He scored three goals in thirty-three appearances in the 2008–09 season and four goals in thirty-seven appearances in the 2009–10 season, but his form dropped badly due to his making several match decisions. Manager Jean Fernandez gave Oliech more playing time in the 2010–11 season. In a 2–2 draw against Rennes, <mask> scored twice. In the third match of the group stage of the competition, <mask> was sent-off for the second time after receiving a second yellow card. Auxerre did not do well in the group stage, finishing last with one point. He signed a new two-year contract on January 5, 2011.At the end of the 2010–11 season, he scored four times. The club had a new manager in 2011. <mask> scored his first ever hat-trick for Auxerre in a win over Sochaux. Within 16 minutes, the hat-trick was accomplished. In the month of December, <mask> scored two goals in a row. Though later in the season, his form dropped badly, due to making several match errors deciding and misjudgements, having his goal scoring form had gone less and it couldn't get worse for the club. At the end of the 2011–12 season, <mask> have attracted interest from clubs around Europe and France and are expected to leave the club.<mask> was close to joining Kasmpaa for two million and three years. He returned to Auxerre because the move couldn't be agreed on. In the first half of the 2012–13 season, <mask> scored three goals. In the January transfer window, <mask> decided to leave Auxerre so he could take on a new challenge. After completing a move from Auxerre and signing a two and a half year contract, <mask> was introduced to the public by the club. He was given the number 29 jersey and scored on his debut against Evian in a 1–1 draw. On February 12th, 2015, <mask> terminated his contract with AC Ajaccio on mutual consent.The club said that <mask> would join Al-Nasr. On April 21, 2015, it was confirmed that Al-Nasr was not a part of the Division 1 league. <mask>, the highest paid footballer in the country at a fee of Kshs.350,000, signed a two-year contract with the club on January 2, 2019. His first international match was in 2002 and he lost to Nigeria. At the 2002 CECAFA Cup, he scored five goals and was the top scorer. In the final match of the 2004 African Cup of Nations qualification, <mask> scored the winning goal against Cape Verde Islands. He scored a goal in the African Cup of Nations in 2004.When he refused to join the national team squad in 2005, officials from the KFF told him he was owed money. His mother believed he had a right to demand his money. After he injured his knee, he quickly recovered and played in the 2006 World Cup. After eight days, <mask> apologized for his behavior. On 24 March, <mask> retired from international football. Harambee Stars qualified for the AFCON Championship in 2004 after Oliech scored a last minute goal against Cape Verd. When asked about his biggest match for the national team, he said "for us football strikers, all matches are big because we have to score."The match wasn't important if we didn't score. The goal tally first is listed in the international goals scores and results. <mask>'s older brother, Nixon Onywanda, is the coach of the team that he once played for. A man with a son and a girlfriend drives a porche car and lives in an expansive house. He purchased a new car in June of 2011. A warrant of arrest was issued against <mask> after he failed to appear in court to answer to assault charges. In May 2006 <mask> was admitted to the hospital after he got into a fight and had injuries to his face.He was in the hospital after sustaining an injury in the exhibition match in Maringo. In 2016 <mask> retired from football. <mask>ch Soka.co.ke has links to external websites. 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title: Steve Palacios

texts: <mask> is an American retired soccer player. He played on the team at San Clemente High School. <mask> was named the All-Orange County Player of the Year by the Orange County Register after helping the Tritons to a first-ever Southern Section championship. He played college soccer for four years at Cal Poly, appearing in 66 games. In college, <mask> played for Orange County Blue Star and Ventura County Fusion. He helped the team win the Southwest Division in his second season. <mask> signed with the United Soccer League club Portland Timbers 2 in 2016 after spending the 2015 season as a practice player.He ended his career after making two appearances as a professional. <mask> enlisted in the United States Army after retiring from soccer. He scored the winning goal in the championship match of the Army team at the armed forces men's soccer championship. At the Military World Games, <mask> was a member of the United States armed forces. The second of three sons to Alfredo and <mask> was born on May 20, 1993 in San Clemente, California. He trained with his older brother's teams when he was a kid. Palacios played soccer for four years at San Clemente High School.He ended his high school career second all-time in both goals and assists at San Clemente and as a senior helped the Tritons to their first-ever CIF Southern Section title. <mask> earned a First Team All-CIF Southern Section nod after being named the All-Orange County Player of the Year by the Orange County Register. <mask> was selected to the California Olympic Development Program (ODP) after playing youth soccer with United FC, and was also a part of the Adidas ESP camp. He was a member of the United States Youth Soccer Association ODP Championships. At the 2010 SUM U 17 Cup, <mask> played for the academy of Chivas USA. Ranked as the number 76 recruit nationally by College Soccer News, he committed to play college soccer at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, as part of a recruiting class that also included Matt LaGrassa, Chase Minter, and Keegan Smith. Palacios was a member of the United States men's national under-18 soccer team.He made his first camp appearance in October 2009, earning the call in part due to his performance at the Adidas ESP camp. There were friendly matches against three Major League Soccer teams at the camp in February 2011. Prior to joining Cal Poly, <mask> was on trial in the Netherlands. After being an unused substitute in the first seven games of his freshman season, <mask> made his Cal Poly debut on September 25, 2011, coming off the bench in a 3–1 defeat against Denver. He played 48 minutes in his first collegiate start three days later. UC Irvine was defeated by a 1–0 score. <mask> appeared in 18 games as a sophomore and played in just 10 games as a freshman.Cal Poly qualified for the Big West Conference Men's Soccer Tournament for the first time in two years when he was one of the primary corner kick takers. <mask> appeared in a career-high 20 games as a junior and recorded the first two assists of his collegiate career. The highest ranked team that Cal Poly had ever beaten was UCLA in a 3–0 victory on September 5, 2013). He assisted Chase Minter in the 11th minute. <mask> scored his first two career goals as a senior. He was the only senior on the team. His two goals helped Cal Poly defeat NC State and Northern Illinois in back-to-back games.After four years at Cal Poly, <mask> ended his college career with two goals and two assists. <mask> played for Orange County Blue Star in the summer league after his freshman season at Cal Poly. During the 2012 PDL season, he made eight appearances and scored one goal as the club finished in seventh place in the Southwest Division. <mask> was in the PDL for two summers and played for Ventura County Fusion. He was the only player to appear in every match of the season. In 14 games in the league, <mask> had two goals and two assists, as well as appearing in two of the Fusion's matches in the U.S. Open Cup. A substitute appearance in the first round of the U.S. Open Cup was one of the highlights of his time in Ventura County.In his final game as a member of the Fusion, Palacios picked up a red card in extra time as Ventura County was eliminated from the playoffs. After graduating from Cal Poly, <mask> was eligible to be selected in the MLS SuperDraft, but he was not selected. He spent the 2015 season with the club as a practice player after signing with the USL club as a practice player. Although <mask> was given the number 51 shirt by the team, he was not eligible to make league appearances and played his only game for the club in a postseason friendly. On March 24, 2016 <mask> joined Portland Timbers 2. He made his club and professional debut just over two months later, replacing Terrell Lowe in the final moments of a 1–0 victory against Seattle Sounders FC 2. <mask> came off the bench against the Rangers on June 4.He ended his professional career with just two games played, after finishing his lone season in Portland. After ending his soccer career, <mask> enlisted in the United States Army. He was assigned to Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, where he was assigned to the Army team. In the championship match against the United States Air Force team, <mask> scored the winning goal in the second half, giving Army a 2–1 victory and their first tournament title since 2015. He was selected to represent the United States at the Military World Games. The United States and Palacios were eliminated in the group stage. <mask> served at Fort Drum in New York during his time in the Army.Palacios is the second of three children in his family. After graduating from Cal Poly with a Bachelor of Science in recreation, parks, and tourism administration, he went on to earn a Master of Business Administration from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. The twin sister of a professional soccer player is married to Palacios. He played college soccer at UCLA. The Ventura County Fusion PDL Western Conference is in the Southwest Division.

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title: Cory Branan

texts: Branan was born in Mississippi and is an American singer-songwriter. Branan was born in Memphis, Tennessee, to parents Dallas Lee Branan, a jet mechanic at FedEx, and Peggy Branan. Southaven is the third largest city in Mississippi and a suburb of Memphis. His family is from Mississippi. 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He credits a creative writing teacher in high school, Evelyn Simms, for suggesting books outside the usual high school curriculum and encouraging his writing.Branan attended Delta State University and the University of Memphis. Branan worked as a bartender at the Peabody Hotel in Memphis after graduating from high school. Branan began performing at open mic nights at Memphis' Daily Planet after he began to explore the music of John Prine. Branan's debut full-length album, The Hell You Say, was re-released on October 8, 2002. "American Dream" and "Skateland South" were added to the rejuvenated album in order to simplify the concept of the album. Kevin Cubbins, guitarist of the band Pawtuckets, contributed to the record. It was recorded in Memphis.The River Bluff Clan is also present. Branan played the song "Miss Ferguson" on The David Letterman Show. On March 21, 2006 Branan released his sophomore effort, 12 Songs. His debut full-length was written around the same time as almost all of the 12 Songs, but was saved for record number two. Branan's idea for the record was to have a collection of 12 songs rather than a cohesive album. The drums were played by Jody Steven. The song "Sweet Janine" was inspired by the death of his best friend in elementary school who drowned from an asthma attack at a pool party.Branan said that he wrote his first two records in the food court of the Oak Court Mall in Memphis. Branan signed with Bloodshot Records. He released his previous record six years later. American Songwriter praised his "hushed, dry whiskey voice and his sharp edging, story song lyrics that reward repeated spins with an understanding of Branan's many influences and an appreciation for his largely impressionistic, thought-provoking words." When asked to describe his own music, the title came from his most frequent answer. Branan said that the theme of each song on the record reminds him of the poem The Oven Bird by Robert Frost, "which paints a picture of the fallen petals of post-spring flowers to convey fleeting beauty and ends." Positive reviews of the record were received.The album cover was also notable. Branan said he dreamed that the topless woman depicted in the photograph was a muse. Branan described her as a "Mississippi Madonna with a boom box, kind of like a folk art thing." The No-Hit Wonder was released on Bloodshot Records. The album was recorded over the course of three days in Nashville at The Sound Kitchen and features contributions by Craig Finn and Steve Selvidge of The Hold Steady. The song "Sour Mash" is a song about a dry county where a whiskey company makes its liquor and also features Audley Freed. There are two musicians on the record, one is on electric guitar and the other is on drums.Rolling Stone magazine listed the record as one of the top 40 country records of the year. Branan said that the passing of family members changed his approach to writing. "You Make Me" is a song about his wife, while "All I Got and Gone" is about his father. The track "No Hit Wonder" has a drummer and guitarist playing on it. On April 7, 2017, Adios Branan released his fifth album. There is a record called "<mask>n's death record". On I Only Know, Laura Jane Grace and Dave Hause have backing vocals."It's certainly his most musically imaginative and arguably his wisest album to date, but at 14 tracks, it meanders, occasionally lags, and indulges far too many tangents and jarring transitions." Rolling Stone named it the 27th best country and Americana album of the year. Blue lan Records signed Branan to their label in 2021, with a new album expected to be released in early 2022. In 2000, the Memphis chapter of The Recording Academy gave Branan thePhillips Award for Newcomer of the Year. He didn't have a recording contract yet. Branan was listed in Rolling Stone magazine's list of 10 new artists. Branan and Lydia Loveless collaborated on a Record Store Day release.Loveless and Branan cover two Prince songs. The releases were pressed onto purple vinyl. Branan lives in Nashville with his family. Branan and his wife were married in Mississippi. Branan has a daughter from a previous relationship. The Hell You Say was released in 2002 and features 12 songs.


title: Mary E. Woolley Chamberlain

texts: <mask> was an American politician who served as the mayor of Kanab, Utah, from 1911 to 1913. She was the first female county clerk in Utah and presided over an all-women town council. She used a different name during her time on the council. <mask> was born on January 31, 1870. She was the second child of two people. Both of her grandmothers were named after her. She grew up in Kanab, Utah, north of the Utah/Arizona border.Her father was stake president of the Kanab Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for more than 20 years. <mask> was a student at LDS College in Salt Lake City. She spoke about "woman's mission" in June 1891. She worked at her father's store when she returned. She was the first woman county clerk in Utah. The position of president of the all-women board of council in Kanab was equivalent to the position of mayor. When the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ended the practice of plural marriage, she was elected under the name <mask>. Howard.In 1936, they wrote that their candidacy was a joke because nobody in the town cared about who was elected in the positions. Susa Young Gates was excited about their work and wanted to learn more about what they were doing. In the July 1914 Improvement Era, <mask>'s letter to Gates was published. She had to support herself and her children by selling homemade goods to travelers and offering her home as a board house after her husband's death. She carried a line of hats to make ends meet. She worked as a traveling sales representative for 10 years, selling silk ladies clothes throughout Utah, Arizona, Idaho, and Wyoming. She was active in church callings and was a member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers.She died at the age of 84 from a blood clot while visiting her granddaughter. She was buried in the Kanab cemetery. The council in Kanab was made up of women and served for two years. They thought that this was the first all-woman town council. <mask>. Lowman was recently elected female mayor with an all-woman council in Oskaloosa, Kansas, 23 years before the election of <mask>. She was the first female mayor of Kanab. There were five women who were president of the council in Kanab.On January 2, 1912, the council took office and met in their homes rather than at the courthouse. When women were expected to stay at home and raise a family rather than work, all five newly elected politicians had families ranging from two to seven children, and were expected to simultaneously tend to their individual housework and church duties while in office. Because of the election, the women were taken more seriously than they would have been. It would be more difficult for the councilwomen to accomplish their goals if they had to run on a feminist platform. They started a number of measures to clean up the town of Kanab. They passed an act requiring traveling salesman to pay a tax per day in order to protect local merchants. They passed a law regulating livestock and stray animals in May and a dog leash and registration law in July.They banned slingshots because they wanted to protect wildlife. One of their large projects was related to alcohol and alcohol sales, at one point forbidding the mailing of alcohol to Kanab. All sales and alcohol consumption were banned without a medical prescription on July 11, 1913. They banned disruptive and boisterous activities on the Sabbath and forbade gambling. They started projects to improve the town, including cleaning up the local cemetery, building bridges over ditches, and building a dike to protect the town from flooding. They wanted to allow the honor to go to someone else, even though they were encouraged to run for reelection. An all-male board was elected in 1914, ending the short-lived era that the women conceived.<mask> married <mask> in Mexico on August 6, 1900. She was 30 years old while he was 46. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was founded by Wilford Woodruff 10 years ago. They were forced to marry in Mexico because of the law. They lived apart for a long time. She used the name "Mrs. Thomas" to avoid persecution because her husband had spent time in the state penitentiary for cohabitation. She changed her name to Howard in 1904.He partly owned and managed the store that she worked in. He was a counselor in her father's presidency while she was county clerk. They decided to marry three years later after he proposed. President George Q. Cannon advised Thomas on how to proceed with the marriage after Thomas traveled to Mexico in July 1900. <mask> and Thomas were going to be married. She continued to work at the store for another year after they went home. She went into hiding in Salt Lake City after quitting her job because she was pregnant with her first child.This way of living lasted six years, she began using the name "Thomas" to avoid detection. Her first child, Royal Reward "Thomas", was born in 1903. She had to move to avoid being caught. She changed her name again in June 1904, this time to "Howard". Her last child, a boy named Howard, was born in 1905. <mask> moved back to Kanab in October 1907 because she thought she would be safer there. She became active in church callings when she went back to work.She moved across the street from her parents. <mask> used her legal last name until 1916. During a time when <mask> was suffering from rheumatism, her husband died of diabetes on March 17, 1918. <mask> and Thomas had two sons. On February 3, 1901, Royal Reward <mask> was born, and on August 19, 1905, Dee Dilworth <mask> was born. Two years before his mother, <mask> died from a brain tumor at the age of 49. <mask><mask> <mask>'s autobiography is located at the Harold B. Lee Library.<mask><mask> <mask> was the handmaiden of the Lord.

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title: Artur Chilingarov

texts: <mask> was born on 25 September 1939. He was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union in 1986 and the title of Hero of the Russian Federation in 2008. He is the president of the academy. Chilingarov was a member of the State Duma from 1993 to 2011; he was also a representative of Tula Oblast in the Federation Council from 2011 to 2014; he is a member of the United Russia party. The mother of Chilingarov was Russian and the father was Armenian. His father was born in Gyumri and moved to Vladikavkaz at a young age. He graduated from the faculty of the S.O. in 1963.The Makarov Maritime Institute is in Leningrad. He was directed to the Tiksi observatory as an engineer-oceanographer. He was the first secretary of the district committee. In 1969 he was appointed head of the drift ice station "North Pole-19" and in 1971 he was the head of the Bellingshausen Station. He was the head of the Amderma Administration of hydrometeorology and environmental control from 1974 to 1979. Experimental work on cargo transfers to fast ice during wintertime were carried out in the Yamal Peninsula for the first time under his direction. Chilingarov summarized his experience in navigation support on the Northern Sea Route in his thesis.The research vessel Mikhail Somov was ice-blocked in the Southern Ocean in 1985. <mask> was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union on February 14, 1986 for his successful performance of the rescue operations in extreme conditions. He led an expedition to the South Pole in 2002 with 14 other tourists. The American Hercules LC130 aircraft flew <mask> and other people to McMurdo after the aircraft at the South Pole malfunctioned. The rest of the group arranged a pick-up from Adventure Network International. He went to the South Pole and Amundsen-Scott station with the help of a helicopter. Chilingarov, along with five other explorers from different countries, descended on 2 Mir submersibles to the bottom of the North Pole in order to plant the Russian flag.In regards to the territorial claims in the north, <mask> said that the north is Russian. The North Pole is an extension of the Russian landmass. Russia announced in July 2008 that it was sending Mir submersibles to the bottom of Lake Baikal to conduct geological and biological tests. Chilingarov is going to join in 60 dives. On July 29, 2008, Chilingarov took part in a dive to a depth of 1,580 meters, just short of the record. On January 10, 2008, <mask> was awarded the title of Hero of the Russian Federation for "courage and heroism displayed in extreme conditions and for the successful completion of the High-Latitude Arctic Deep- Water expedition." He revealed a planned expedition in April 2010.Chilingarov plans to fly on a dirigible. In consideration of the works, for their active participation in the development of church life and in connection with the 70th anniversary of the birth medal "Symbol of Science" Chilingarov is the author of more than He served as the deputy chairman of the Third State Duma after being elected into all the State Dumas. Biography of Chilingarov 1939 births Living people Chevaliers of the Légion d'honneur Corresponding Members of the Russian Academy of Sciences Heroes of the Russian Federation Heroes of the Soviet Union Russian geographers Members of the Federation Council of Russia

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title: William J. Devlin

texts: S.J. is the son of <mask><mask>. An American Catholic priest and Jesuit from December 15, 1875 to July 21, 1938. He spent most of his formative years in Europe, where he attended a college in England. He studied at Woodstock College after entering the Society of Jesus in Maryland. He became the dean at Boston College in 1910. Boston College had a president in 1919. An extensive construction campaign resulted in several new buildings, including St. Mary's Hall and the science building.The projects were supported by a campaign. The first proposal for Boston College's business school was made by him. He became a Jesuit novitiate in New York after his presidency ended in 1925. In 1933, he left St. Andrew-on- Hudson and became the president of a high school in Manhattan. After two years, he became ill and retired to the novitiate in Pennsylvania. <mask><mask> was born in New York City. His father was a successful tailor.His brother was a physician and the chief of staff of Misericordia Hospital in New York. During his time at the De La Salle Institute in New York City, he served as the altar boy to the archbishop of St. Patrick's Cathedral. He did not return to the United States for many years after he was sent to be educated at a college in England. He learned at the end of his sophomore year that his father had died while he was on a return voyage to the United States. He had been accepted into the England Province Society of Jesus pending his completion of one more year at Stonyhurst, but a Jesuit advised him not to return. Instead, he applied for membership in the Jesuits' Maryland-New York Province. He went to the Jesuit novitiate in Frederick, Maryland, in 1893.He taught in Boston from 1901 to 1905. He studied theology at Woodstock College. Cardinal <mask> made him a priest there in 1908. During his tertianship, he studied at St. Andrew-on- Hudson. He began teaching philosophy and rhetoric at Boston College in 1910. He became dean of Boston College in 1914. Charles W. Lyons became the president of Boston College in 1919.After taking office, he received the Cardinal of Mechelen. The nickname of the "builder of the super-structures" was given to the president by his large building campaign. He oversaw the completion of the construction begun by his predecessors, and began construction on a new science building on March 16, 1922. He oversaw the start of work on a new library as well as St. Mary's Hall. He started a campaign to raise $500,000 to build the science building. The campaign grew into an effort to raise money for construction on the campus. He worked with Cardinal <mask>'Connell to raise money.This involved assembling a large team of volunteers to solicit donations from the Catholics of Greater Boston; this was aided by public statements of support from Vice President Calvin Coolidge. The campaign raised $1 million despite falling short of its goal. The science building was completed in 1924. He was the Jesuit provincial superior's consultor from 1921 to 1922. He was one of the founding members of the Jesuits' New England Province. The Summer School for Catholic Sisterhoods was established around 1922 and educated religious sisters. Advanced degrees were awarded by the School of Education in 1919.The College of Business Administration was proposed in 1922. He objected to the recruitment by the College of the Holy Cross of a student and football player at Boston College High School. <mask>. Dolan took over as president in 1925. The Jesuit novitiate in New York had a minister in 1925. He returned to St. Andrew-on- Hudson as rector in 1927 after only a year as minister at Woodstock College. His tenure ended in 1933. In 1933, he became the president of the high school on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, succeeding Edward J. Sweeney.He became ill after two years and resigned his position. W. Coleman Nevils succeeded him. He spent two years at Misericordia Hospital in New York. On April 17, 1936, when his health improved, he went to Saint Isaac Jogues Novitiate, which he had a role in founding in 1930. He was involved in the communal activities at the Jesuit house until July 1937. He was immobile after a stroke on November 9, 1937. He died of heart disease at the novitiate.His funeral and requiem mass, held at the novitiate on July 23, were attended by many Jesuits. Clergy from New York City in the 19th and 20th century and American Jesuits in the 20th century.

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title: Enrique Metinides

texts: He is a Mexican photographer. His father gave him a camera when he was a child. He started taking pictures of car crashes and action movies near his father's restaurant. He became an assistant at La Prensa at the age of thirteen and published his first photo in a newspaper when he was twelve. His career as a crime photographer continued until 1997 when he retired, but since then his work has been appreciated for its own merits, being exhibited in galleries and other venues in Mexico, the United States and Europe. <mask> is of Greek heritage and was born in Mexico City. His father gave him a brownie box camera when he was ten years old.He started taking pictures of car accidents on the streets of Mexico City where he lived. He became a Red Cross volunteer and went to the police station to find more opportunities. He published his first photograph when he was twelve years old. He gained the nickname El Nio from the regular press photographers after he became an assistant to the crime photographer at La Prensa. He retired in 1997 after being let go by La Prensa and no longer takes photos of live crime or disaster scenes. He has a collection of more than 4,000 miniature ambulances, fire trucks and figures of firemen and medics, which he has photographed in arrangements depicting emergency scenes. He has a large collection of plastic animals.He lives in Mexico City. From 1948 to 1997 Metinides worked as a crime photographer, taking thousands of images and following hundreds of stories in and around Mexico City such as crime scenes, car crashes and natural catastrophes. His work was primarily published in the "nota roja" (literally "red news" because of bloody images), sections and event whole journals characterized by crude text and sensationalist photography dealing with violence and death. After his retirement, his work began to be appreciated on their own merit and artistic value, being exhibited in Mexico, the United States and Europe. A collection of 101 photographs selected by the photographer toured Europe and the Americas under the name of the "101 Tragedies of <mask>des." The photos have also been published as a book with the same title. Other photos and works by the photographer have been the focus of individual exhibits at locations such as the Josée Bienvenu Gallery, New York, the Anton Kern Gallery, New York, and the Club Fotogrfico de México, Mexico City. The Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Toronto, SFMOMA, San Francisco, Kominek Gallery, Berlin, Museum of Modern Art, New York, and the Center for Contemporary Art are important exhibitions.The Mexican government, journalists associations, rescue and judicial organizations and Kodak of Mexico have all given him prizes for his work. In 1997 he received the Espejo de Luz, the highest prize given to photographers in Mexico. After initially focusing on damaged cars, Metinedes' style began to focus on the victims and emergency workers. Some of the photos are in color. His work is similar to that of New York crime photographer Weegee because of his aggressive style. He stated that he only went to help with the rescue after he shot his three rolls of film. The contents, styles and contexts of the two are different.The inclusion of the faces of aggressors, corpses, other victims, emergency workers and onlookers for emotional impact made <mask>' work distinct and popular. Adela Legarreta Rivas, a journalist, was killed by a car in 1979. She is wedged between two telephone poles with her eyes open. On her way to a press conference for her latest book, she is freshly made up and has her hair done. There is an emergency worker near the right. Black-and-white movies about police and mobsters were popular in <mask>' era. The car crashes that occurred in front of his father's restaurant are what inspired his first images as a child.This movie influence can be seen in the sequence of photos, from environment to details, common for setting scenes in films. He uses a wide-angle lens and daylight flash because he saw news photographers in the movies. The image of the burning buildings, the electrocutions, the buses hanging precariously over flyovers or submerged in rivers has always stuck in my mind as an example of how brilliant and ruthless a photographer can be. His art, if we can call it that, is a catalogue of death and suffering in everyday life. It is more than that. There is a lot of intrusion. It makes us all want to look at it.Video of Metinides' life and work can be found here.

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title: André the Giant

texts: The man known as the <mask> was a French professional wrestler and actor. Excess growth hormone caused Roussimoff to stand over seven feet tall. He was called "The Eighth Wonder of the World". Roussimoff moved to North America in 1971. Roussimoff was booked by the World Wide Wrestling Federation as a "special attraction" who wrestled for promotions throughout the United States, as well as in Japan for New Japan Pro-Wrestling. During the 1980s wrestling boom, Roussimoff became a mainstay of the World Wrestling Federation, being paired with the villainous manager Bobby Heenan and feuding with Hogan. He defeated Hogan to win the WWF Championship on the first episode of The Main event.After his WWF career ended in 1990, Roussimoff wrestled for All Japan Pro-Wrestling, usually alongside <mask>. The WWF Hall of Fame was created after Roussimoff's death. He is considered to be one of the most recognizable figures in the world both as a professional wrestler and as a pop culture icon by both the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame and the Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame. Roussimoff is best known for playing Fezzik in the 1987 film The Princess Bride. The son of immigrants Boris Roussimoff and Mariann Roussimoff was born on May 19 1946, in Coulommiers, Seine-et-Marne. He had four siblings. Dédé was his childhood nickname.As a child, he displayed symptoms of gigantism, and was noted as a good head taller than other kids. According to Roussimoff, his mother was 5 feet 2 inches tall and his father was 6 feet 2 inches tall, while his grandfather was 7 feet 8 inches tall. Roussimoff stood by the time he was 12. Roussimoff was an average student. He joined the workforce after finishing school at 14, despite the fact that compulsory education in France ended at 14. Jacques said that Roussimoff could perform the work of three men on his father's farm. He worked in a factory that manufactured engines for hay balers after completing an apprenticeship in woodworking.None of these gave him any satisfaction. While Roussimoff was growing up, the Irish playwright Samuel Beckett drove Roussimoff and his siblings to school. Roussimoff recalled that the two rarely talked about anything else, despite their love of cricket. At the age of 18, Roussimoff moved to Paris and was taught professional wrestling by a local promoter, who recognized the earning potential of Roussimoff's size. He worked as a mover during the day to make ends meet. Roussimoff was known as "Géant Ferré" and began wrestling in Paris and nearby areas. Frank Valois met Roussimoff in 1966 and later became his business manager and adviser.Roussimoff wrestled in the United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, and Africa. He made his international wrestling debut in Japan in 1970. He quickly became the company's tag-team champion after competing in both singles and tag-team wrestling. Roussimoff was told by doctors in Japan that he had acromegaly. Roussimoff was an immediate success in Montreal, Canada, where he sold out the Montreal Forum many times. As the novelty of his size wore off, the gate receipts dwindled as the promoter ran out of plausible opponents. Roussimoff was defeated by Adnan Al-Kaissie in Baghdad in 1971 and wrestled many times in 1971 for Verne Gagne's American Wrestling Association.The founder of the World Wide Wrestling Federation suggested changes to Roussimoff's booking. McMahon discouraged Roussimoff from performing maneuvers such as dropkicks because he was capable of doing them before his health deteriorated. To keep Roussimoff from becoming overexposed in any area, he began billing Roussimoff as "<mask> <mask>" and set up a travel-intensive schedule, lending him to wrestling associations around the world. The promoter had to pay McMahon's booking fee as well as guarantee Roussimoff a certain amount of money. Roussimoff became a fan favorite after defeating Frank Valois and Bull Pometti in a handicap match in Philadelphia in 1973. He defeated Buddy Wolfe in New York's Madison Square Garden two days later. During the 1970s and early 1980s, Roussimoff was one of professional wrestling's most beloved "babyfaces".Roussimoff had not been defeated by pinfall or submission in 15 years, but he had lost in matches outside of the WWF. He had time-limit draws with two of the world's greatest athletes, Harley Race and Nick Bockwinkel. In 1976, Roussimoff fought professional boxer Chuck Wepner. The fight was shown as part of the undercard of the Muhammad Ali versus Antonio Inoki fight and ended when he threw Wepner over the top rope and outside the ring and won via count-out. In 1980, he feuded with Hogan, who was the villain and Roussimoff was the hero, wrestling him at the third Showdown at Shea event and in Pennsylvania, where after Roussimoff pinned Hogan. Their roles were reversed and Antonio Inoki was involved in the feud. Roussimoff had a feud with the "Mongolian Giant" Killer Khan.According to the storyline, Khan snapped Roussimoff's ankle during a match on 2 May 1981 in Rochester, New York by leaping off the top rope and crashing down upon it with his knee-drop. He broke his ankle the morning before the match. The injury and subsequent rehabilitation was used in the Roussimoff/Khan storyline. Roussimoff returned to Boston after a stay at Beth Israel Hospital. The two battled at Madison Square Garden in a match that resulted in a double disqualification. Fans filled arenas on the east coast to watch their matches. The winner of the "Mongolian stretcher match" against Khan must be taken to the dressing room on a stretcher.In Toronto, the same type of match was held. Roussimoff and Arnold Skaaland fought in a series of matches in Japan in 1982. The World Wrestling Federation was sold to Vince McMahon in 1982. McMahon allowed Roussimoff to work in Japan for New Japan Pro-Wrestling even after he signed these terms. Roussimoff and Big John Studd battled over who was the "true giant" of wrestling. Roussimoff and Studd fought all over the world to find out who was the real giant of wrestling. Studd and Ken Patera cut off Roussimoff's hair in 1984 after Studd knocked out Roussimoff during a televised tag-team match.After gaining revenge on Patera, Roussimoff met Studd in a "body slam challenge" at the first WrestleMania, held 31 March 1985, at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Roussimoff had a bag taken from him by Studd's manager, Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, after he slammed Studd to win the match and collect the $15,000 prize. On 7 April 1986, Roussimoff won a twenty-man battle royal which featured top National Football League stars and wrestlers. He eliminated Hart to win the contest. Roussimoff began appearing with the World Wrestling Federation in 1986 after a final tour with New Japan Pro-Wrestling. Roussimoff continued his feud with Studd and King Kong. Roussimoff requested a leave of absence to tend to his health, since the effects from his acromegaly were beginning to take their toll, as well as to tour Japan.He was cast in The Princess Bride. In order to explain his absence, Heenan created a storyline in which he challenged Roussimoff and a partner of his choosing to wrestle Studd and Bundy in a televised match. Jack Tunney indefinitely suspended Roussimoff when he failed to show. In the summer of 1986, Roussimoff began wearing a mask and competing as the "Giant Machine" in a stable known as the Machines. The other members were Big Machine and Super Machine. The WWF's television commentators claimed that the Machines were a new tag-team from Japan and did not know the identities of the wrestlers. Heenan was told by Tunney that if it could be proven that Roussimoff and the Giant Machine were the same person, he would be fired.Roussimoff stopped Heenan, Studd, and Bundy at every turn. The <mask> Machine "disappeared" in late 1986 and Roussimoff was reinstalled. Heenan expressed his approval of the reinstatement but did not explain why. Roussimoff agreed to turn heel in early 1987 to be the counter to the biggest "babyface" in professional wrestling at that time, Hogan. Roussimoff shook Hogan's hand with a strong grip after he was presented a trophy for being the WWF World Heavyweight Champ for three years. Roussimoff was presented with a trophy for being the only wrestler in wrestling history to not lose a match. He had never been pinned or forced to submit in a WWF ring, despite having suffered a number of countout and disqualification losses in WWF.Hogan was the focal point of the interview after he came out to congratulate him. He walked out in the middle of Hogan's speech. On February 7, 1987, Roussimoff and Hogan met for the first time on a show called "Piper's Pit". Roussimoff was followed by Bobby Heenan. Heenan accused Hogan of being Roussimoff's friend only so he wouldn't have to defend his title against him. Hogan tried to reason with Roussimoff, but his pleas were ignored as he challenged Hogan to a match. Heenan said "You can't believe it, maybe you'll believe this, Hogan" before Roussimoff ripped off Hogan's crucifix and T-shirt.Following Hogan's acceptance of his challenge on a later edition ofPiper's Pit, the two were part of a 20-man over-the-top-rope battle-royal on 14 March edition of Saturday Night's Main Event X at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. Roussimoff claimed to have gained a psychological advantage when he threw Hogan over the top rope. The match aired two weeks before WrestleMania III to make it seem like Hogan had met his opponent in <mask> the <mask>. The stress on his bones and joints resulted in constant pain as a result of being billed at. He was wearing a brace after his back surgery. Hogan won the match after body-slamming Roussimoff in front of a record crowd. Hogan claimed that Roussimoff tore his latissimus dorsi muscle when he slammed him.Vince McMahon did not know until the day of the event whether Roussimoff would win the match. He agreed to lose the match for health reasons. It was not the first time Hogan had body-slammed him in a WWF match. Hogan slammed Roussimoff after their match at the Showdown at Shea on August 9, 1980, though Roussimoff was a bit lighter and more athletic at the time. It took place in the territorial days of American wrestling three years before WWF began national expansion, so many of those who watched WrestleMania III had never seen the <mask> slammed. By the time of Wrestlemania III, the WWF went national, giving more meaning to the Roussimoff–Hogan match. During the summer of 1987, the feud between Roussimoff and Hogan became more serious as Roussimoff's health declined.Wrestlers were named the captains of their teams at the inaugural Survivor Series event. During the match, Hogan dominated Roussimoff and was on the verge of knocking him from the ring, but was tripped up by his partners, One Man Gang, and would be counted out. Roussimoff went on to be the sole survivor of the match, pinning the other man before Hogan came back to the ring and knocked him out of the ring. Roussimoff got revenge when, after Hogan won a match against Bundy on Saturday Night's Main Event, he snuck up from behind and began choking Hogan to the verge of unconsciousness, not letting go even after an army of seven face-aligned wrestlers ran to the ring to try The series of events helped build interest in a possible one-on-one rematch between Hogan and Roussimoff, and to make it seem that Roussimoff was certain to win easily. The "Million Dollar Man" didn't convince Hogan to sell him the WWF World Heavyweight Championship. He turned to Roussimoff to win the match after failing to defeat Hogan.In Japan and in the WWF in the late 1970s and early 1980s, both of them were faces, but this was not acknowledged during this new storyline. The sequel to Hogan-Roussimoff on The Main Event will air on NBC on February 5, 1988, after the earlier attack. Roussimoff won the WWF World Heavyweight Championship from Hogan in a match where it was later revealed that appointed referee Dave Hebner was "detained backstage", and a replacement was later accused of having been paid. Jack Tunney, the WWF president at the time, declared the transaction invalid and the title was vacant. The main event was shown on WWF's NBC program. Roussimoff and Hogan fought to a double disqualification in a WWF title tournament match, with the idea in the storyline saying that Roussimoff was again working on DiBiase's behalf in giving him a clearer path in the tournament. After a steel cage match on July 31, 1988, Roussimoff and Hogan's feud ended.Hogan was the winner. At the inaugural SummerSlam pay-per-view held at Madison Square Garden, Roussimoff and DiBiase faced Hogan and The Mega Powers in the main event. During the match, the Mega Powers' manager, Miss Elizabeth, distracted the Mega Bucks and Ventura when she climbed up on the ring apron, removed her yellow skirt and walked around in a pair of red panties. Hogan and Savage were able to recover and win the match. Due to Ventura's character being at odds with Hogan and his refusal to count the fall, Savage forced Ventura's hand down for the final three-count. Roussimoff was placed in a feud with Jim Duggan after he was knocked out with a two-by-four board during a television taping. Roussimoff got the upper hand in the feud despite Duggan's popularity with fans.Jake "The Snake" Roberts was Roussimoff's next opponent. As a result of Roberts exposing Roussimoff's fear of snakes, he suffered a mild heart attack and vowed revenge. During Roussimoff's matches, Roberts frequently walked

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title: André the Giant

texts: to ringside carrying his snake in his bag, causing Roussimoff to run from the ring in fright. The larger and stronger Roussimoff was constantly used by Roberts to gain a psychological edge over him. The feud between Roussimoff and Big John Studd began in 1989 when Studd was the referee for the match between Roberts and Roussimoff. He engaged in a brief feud with The Ultimate Warrior during the late summer and Autumn of 1989. The younger Warrior, WWF's rising star, regularly squashes the aging Roussimoff in an attempt to showcase his star quality and promote him as the "next big thing".The Heenan Family members Roussimoff and Haku formed a new tag team called the Colossal Connection in late 1989 to fill the void left by the departure of the BrainBusters. He lost to The Ultimate Warrior in 20 seconds in his last singles match. The WWF Tag Team Champs were immediately targeted by the Colossal Connection. The Colossal Connection defeated Demolition to win the titles. The title was defended by Roussimoff and Haku until April 1990 when they lost it to Demolition. After the match, a furious Heenan blamed Roussimoff for the title loss and after shouting at him, slapped him in the face; an angry Roussimoff responded with a slap of his own that sent Heenan staggering from the ring. Roussimoff caught Haku's kick attempt and sent him reeling from the ring, prompting support for Roussimoff and turning him face for the first time since 1987.Roussimoff wasn't able to wrestle at Wrestlemania VI due to his health issues, while Haku wrestled the entire match against Demolition without being tagged in. Bobby Heenan promised to spit in Roussimoff's face when he came crawling back to the Heenan Family. On a house show in Honolulu, HI, on 10 April, Roussimoff was knocked out of the ring and The Colossal Connection lost via count-out. The end of the team was marked by a fight between Roussimoff and Haku. On 13 April 1990 in Tokyo, Japan, he and <mask> defeated Demolition in a non-title match at a combined WWF/All Japan/New Japan show. Roussimoff got the pinfall on Smash. Roussimoff did not return to the World Wrestling Federation in the winter of 1990.Roussimoff made an interview appearance for the Universal Wrestling Federation. The segment aired in 1991. He put over the UWF when he appeared in an interview with Captain Lou Albano. The World Wrestling Federation announced his return as a participant in the 1991 Royal Rumble two months later at a house show in Miami, Florida. Roussimoff was mentioned as a participant on television but later withdrew due to a leg injury. On 17 March 1991, he came out to shake the hand of The Big Boss Man after an altercation with Mr. at the WWF's Super-Stars & Stripes FOREVER USA Network special. It was perfect.He came to the aid of the Boss Man in his match against Mr. at WrestleMania VII. It was perfect. On April 26, 1991, Roussimoff and The Rockers defeated Mr. Fuji and The Orient Express in a six-man tag-team match at a house show in Northern Ireland. Kerry Von Erich won the battle-royal at the house show in Detroit on 11 May. Although this was his final WWF match, he was involved in several subsequent storylines. His last major WWF storyline had the major heel managers trying to recruit Roussimoff one-by-one, only to be turned down in various humiliating ways. Heenan had his hand crushed, Slick got locked in the trunk of the car he was offering to Roussimoff, and Mr. Fuji got a pie in his face.Jimmy Hart appeared on WWF to announce that he had signed Roussimoff to tag-team with Earthquake. Roussimoff denied the claims when asked to confirm them. Roussimoff injured his knee when Earthquake's attacked from behind. Jimmy Hart formed the Natural Disasters to get revenge for his humiliation. The Bushwhackers defeated the Disasters in Roussimoff's final WWF match at SummerSlam '91). After the Disasters won the match, they set out to attack Roussimoff, but the Legion of Doom got in between them and the <mask>, who was preparing to defend himself with one of his crutches. The Disasters left the ringside area as they were outnumbered by the Legion of Doom, the Bushwhackers and Roussimoff, who struck the former Tugboat with the crutch.His last WWF appearance was at a house show in Paris, France. He was in the corner of the man. Smith was able to win by hitting Earthquake with Roussimoff's crutch. Roussimoff spent the rest of his in-ring career in All Japan Pro Wrestling and Mexico's Universal Wrestling Association, where he was known as "<mask>". He worked with <mask> in tag-team matches. In 1991, Roussimoff feuded with Big John Studd, though he never had a match in the promotion. He gave a brief interview on the World Championship Wrestling's (WCW) Clash of the Champ XX special that aired on TBS on September 2, 1992, his last U.S. television appearance.During the same event, he appeared alongside Gordon Solie and was later seen talking with him. He did his final tour of Mexico in 1992 in a selection of six-man tag matches with a variety of Lucha Libre stars and Bad News Allen. The final match of Roussimoff's career took place on December 4, 1992, when he and <mask> and Rusher Kimura defeated Haruka Eigen, Masanobu Fuchi, and Motoshi Okuma. Roussimoff made his acting debut in the USA in 1976, playing a Sasquatch in a two-part episode of The Six Million Dollar Man. The Fall Guy, The Greatest American Hero and B. J. and the Bear were some of the shows he appeared in. Roussimoff starred in several films at the end of his career. He played the resurrected horned giant god Dagoth in the 1984 film Conan the Destroyer.He made an appearance in Micki & Maude as well. He played Fezzik in The Princess Bride. Roussimoff found that no one stared at him while he was on set. The film and his performance have a devoted following. In a shoot interview with Lanny Poffo, he stated that the movie meant so much to him that he made his wrestling pals watch an advanced copy of the VHS with him over and over again while providing dinner, drinks, and sweetly asking each time, "Did you like my performance He had a small role in the comedy Trading Mom, which was released a year after his death. Roussimoff was mentioned in the 1974 Guinness Book of World Records as the highest-paid wrestler in history.He made US$400,000 in one year. Robin is Roussimoff's only child. Around 1972 or 1973, her mother became acquainted with her father through the wrestling business. Even though there were occasional televised and printed news pieces that criticized her father, she saw him only five times in her life. While she gave interviews about her father in the past, she is reluctant to talk about him today. Roussimoff was unofficially crowned "the greatest drunk on Earth" after consuming over 100 beers in six hours. According to Mike Graham, Roussimoff drank 156 beers in one sitting, which was confirmed by Dusty Rhodes.According to The Fabulous Moolah, Roussimoff drank 127 beers in a hotel bar and passed out in the lobby. The staff had to leave him there until he woke up. Ken Patera recalled a time when Roussimoff was challenged by Dick Murdoch to a beer drinking contest. Roussimoff had drunk 116 beers. The tale of Roussimoff falling on top of someone while drunk was told in Cary Elwes' book about the making of The Princess Bride. Roussimoff drank 14 bottles of wine before his famous match. An urban legend surrounds Roussimoff's 1987 surgery in which his size made it impossible for the anesthesiologist to estimate a dosage via standard methods; consequently, his alcohol tolerance was used as a guideline instead.Roussimoff was charged with assault in 1989 after he attacked a cameraman filming his match with The Ultimate Warrior at Cedar Rapids, Iowa's Five Seasons Center. He was fined $100 and ordered to pay $233 in damages to KCRG's equipment, even though he was acquitted of the assault charge. Which Lie Did I Tell? was written by William Goldman, the author of The Princess Bride. Roussimoff was one of the most generous people he had ever known. When he was a guest, Roussimoff would insist on paying when he ate at the restaurant. On one occasion, after Roussimoff attended a dinner with Arnold Schwarzenegger, he quietly moved to the cashier to pay before Roussimoff could, but then found himself being physically lifted, carried from his table and deposited on top of his car by Roussimoff. Two of Roussimoff's friends looked after his ranch in North Carolina.He loved spending time at the ranch, where he tended to his cattle, played with his dogs, and entertained his friends. While there were custom-made chairs and a few other modifications in his home to accommodate his size, tales that everything in his home was custom-made for a large man are said to be exaggerated. Roussimoff made a lot of purchases from the shopping channel because he couldn't easily go shopping due to his size. cribbage was a passion of Roussimoff's. Death Roussimoff died of heart failure in his sleep at a Paris hotel in the morning of January 27, 1993. He went to play cards with some friends. On January 27 he came back to his hotel room.He was found dead in his room in the afternoon. He was in Paris for his father's funeral. He decided to stay longer to be with his mother on her birthday. On the day before his death, he visited and played cards with some of his oldest friends. He specified in his will that his remains should be cremated. His family in France held a funeral for him and intended to bury him near his father. His body was flown to the United States where he was cremated according to his wishes.His ashes were scattered at his ranch. His daughter Robin was the sole beneficiary of his will. Roussimoff made appearances in video games as himself. He appeared posthumously in Virtual Pro Wrestling 64, WWF No Mercy, and Legends of Wrestling. vs. There is a show called "Raw" and a show called "Smackdown!" vs.In 2006 there was a Raw, WWE All Stars, 2K15, 2K16, 2K17, 2K18, 2K19, 2K20 and many others. A DVD about the life and career of Roussimoff was released in 2005. Michael Cole and Tazz replaced Jesse Ventura's commentary on his match with Big John Studd in the re-release of the out-of-print André The Giant VHS made by Coliseum Video in 1985. The host of the video is Lord Alfred Hayes. This VHS does not include 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 The WWF Hall of Fame was created in 1993 and only one person was in it. Billy Crystal met Roussimoff during the filming of The Princess Bride and wrote the inspiration for My Giant.Big Show is more similar to Roussimoff in his body structure than any other wrestler since his death. During his time in WCW, he was known as "the <mask>" despite not having a biological relationship with his mother. While also suffering from acromegaly, like Roussimoff, Wight got surgery on his pituitary gland in the early 1990s, which halted the progress of his condition. The problems that Roussimoff had near the end of his life were similar to those that the former wrestler <mask> had. He was the subject of an episode of A&E Biography in 1999. The documentary covered his childhood and early life in France, as well as the beginning of his wrestling career, his struggles with acromegaly, and his final years. The brother of Jacques Roussimoff was interviewed for the documentary, as were fellow wrestling personality Gorilla Monsoon, Tim White, Arnold Skaaland, Vince McMahon, Freddie Blassie, Killer Kowalski, Rene Goulet, and Frenchy Bernard.Several of his hometown friends were interviewed as well. The documentary said that Roussimoff was pro wrestling's first and only international attraction and that wrestling rose from its status as a questionable sport to become a big business. The Obey brand icon was created by Shepard Fairey based on a photo he found in a newspaper. The character Andore in the Final Fight series is based on Hugo from the Street Fighter series. The story of his life and career is told in a graphic novel written and drawn by Box Brown. Interviews with his fellow wrestlers and actors were included in the research for the book. A movie about the friendship between Samuel Beckett and Roussimoff was released by Showtime.A novel of the movie was published the year after. The André the Giant Memorial Battle Royal was announced on the 10 March episode of Raw and will take place at the event. Cesaro won the match after using a body slam similar to the one Hogan used on Roussimoff. On May 9, 2016 it was announced that a movie based on the 2015 authorized graphic novel biography of <mask> <mask>: Closer to Heaven was in the works with producers Scott Steindorff, Dylan Russell and Roussimoff's daughter consulted. The documentary film was aired on 10 April. The 50th State Big Time Wrestling Texas Battle Royal was the All Japan Pro Wrestling World's Strongest Tag Determination League East Sports Special Award

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title: Caryll Houselander

texts: <mask> was a British lay Roman Catholic artist, mystic, popular religious writer and poet. <mask> was the second of two daughters who were English Anglicans. According to her birth certificate, <mask> was born on September 29, 1901, but she was actually born on October 29, 1901. "After the Archangel on whose feast day I was born, I took the Confirmation name of Michael," she said. The mother of <mask> converted to Roman Catholicism when she was six years old. <mask> was sent to a boarding school after her parents separated because her mother opened a boarding house to support the family. She returned home in her teens to help her mother run the boarding house.A priest was allowed to stay by her mother. The community ostracized Houselander and her mother. This may have influenced her decision to leave the Catholic Church as a teenager, INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals She was considered neurotic because of her panic attacks when entering rooms and meeting strangers. Houselander was sent by her mother. She saw a huge Russian-style icon spread across the sky as she was on her way to the street vendor. She read an article in the newspaper about the assassination of Nicholas II.She said that the face she saw in the newspaper photograph was her vision of the crucified Christ. She claimed to have experienced mystical experiences that convinced her that Christ is to be found in everyone. If people only looked for Christ in the "saints" then they wouldn't find him. She smoked, drank and had a sharp tongue. In 1925, <mask> returned to the Catholic Church, but her spiritual reading was founded almost entirely on the Gospels, rather than the writings of the Church Fathers or official church documents. She fell in love with Sidney Reilly, a famous spy, but he married another woman and left her broken-hearted. She wouldn't marry.The Messenger of the Sacred Heart and The Children's Messenger were two magazines that Houselander contributed to. In her first book, This War is the Passion, she placed the suffering of the individual within the mystical Body of Christ. She became Sheed & Ward's best selling writer for a time, drawing praise from people such as Ronald Knox, who said she seemed to see everything for the first time. Her writing was always natural; she seemed to find no difficulty in getting the right word; no, not merely the right word, the telling word, that left you gasping. Patients were sent to Houselander for therapy during the Second World War. She had a talent for helping people rebuild their world even though she didn't have formal education in this area. She attributed her willingness to take on herself a great trial and temptation that was overwhelming another person to the fact that she was alone on the floor.The president of the British Psychological Society said that Houslander was a divine eccentric. <mask> called her book A Rocking- Horse Catholic to differentiate herself from the "Cradle Catholics". She died of breast cancer at the age of 53.

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title: Christian VII of Denmark

texts: <mask> was the ruler of the House of Oldenburg from 1749 until his death in 1808. "Gloria ex amore patriae" is his motto. Most of <mask>'s reign was marked by mental illness and he was only nominally king. Depending on the power struggles around the throne, his advisers changed. From 1772 to 1772, Struensee was the defacto ruler of the country and introduced progressive reforms. After Struensee was deposed by a coup in 1772, the country was ruled by <mask>'s stepmother, his half-brother Frederick, and the politician Ove Hegh-Guldberg. <mask>'s son, Frederick VI, acted as an unofficial regent from 1784 to 1808.<mask> was the son of King Frederick V and his first wife Louise. The Queen's Bedchamber is where he was born. He was christened a few hours later. His godparents were his father, Queen Frederick V, his paternal grandmother, Princess Louise, and his grand-aunt. Hopes were high for the future of the new heir apparent due to the fact that a former heir to the throne died in infancy. In the opera "The Contention of the Gods", the Olympian Gods gather at the banks of the Great Belt to discuss who should protect the new prince. The family was joined by another daughter, Princess Louise, in 1750.Queen Louise, <mask>'s mother, died two years after his birth. <mask>'s half-brother, Prince Frederick, was born in 1753. The prince was denied parental affection after his mother's death. Queen Juliane Marie preferred her son Prince Frederick over him. The father became more indifferent to the child, who was prone to epileptic seizures. <mask> had a winning personality and a lot of talent, but he was poorly educated and flogged by his tutor, the Count of Reventlow, who was 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 Doctor Viggo <mask>en argued in <mask> VII's mental illness that he was intelligent and had periods of clarity, but suffered from severe emotional problems.After a long period of infirmity, Frederick V died at the age of 42. <mask> was proclaimed king a few weeks before his 17th birthday. <mask>'s reign was marked by mental illness which affected government decisions, and he was only nominally king for most of his reign. His court physicians were worried about his masturbation. Depending on the power struggles around the throne, his advisers changed. The young King was betrothed to a cousin who was anxious about the marriage but not aware that he was mentally ill. The marriage took place at Christiansborg Palace.He abandoned himself to the worst excesses after his marriage. He had a relationship with the courtesan Stvlet-Cathrine. He sunk into a mental state. Symptoms during this time included paranoia and self-mutilation. Friedrich Struensee, <mask>'s personal physician, became his advisor and rose steadily in power in the late 1760s to defacto regent of the country, where he introduced widespread progressive reforms. Struensee was part of an Enlightenment circle that had been rejected by the court. He gained the king's affection because he was a skilled doctor and had restored the king's health.He was the traveling physician for the king's foreign tour to Paris and London from 6 May 1768 to 12 January 1769. The title of State Councilor (etatsrd) was given to him a week after he left Altona. There was an affair between Struensee and the neglected and lonely Caroline Matilda. <mask> signed into law progressive reforms that were introduced by Struensee. The country was ruled by <mask>'s stepmother, Frederick, and his half-brother Ove Hegh-Guldberg after Struensee was deposed by a coup in 1772. The future King Frederick VI and Princess Louise Auguste were born out of a divorce. Struensee, who had enacted many modernising and emancipating reforms, was arrested and executed the same year.Under pressure from his stepmother, <mask> signed Struensee's arrest and execution warrant. In exile at Celle Castle in her brother's German territory, she left her title but not her children. She died of scarlet fever at the age of 23. <mask> was a nominally king from 1772 onward. Between 1772 and 1784, he was ruled by his stepmother, his half-brother Frederick, and the politician Ove Hegh-Guldberg. Frederick VI was the prince regent from 1784 to 1784. The Regency was marked by liberal, judicial, and agricultural reforms, but also by disasters of the Theatre War, French Revolutionary Wars, and the beginning of the Napoleonic Wars.<mask> died of a stroke at the age of 59. Ulrik Langen's biography of the king did not indicate that there was an external cause for the stroke. Frederick VI succeeded his father in the Cathedral. The Hungarian astronomer was invited to Vard by <mask> VII ofDenmark. The most precise calculation of the Earth–Sun distance was given by Hell when he observed the transit of Venus. More than 150 million kilometres. The Finno-Ugric language family has an affinity with the languages of the Sami, Finn, and Hungarian peoples.The story of his marriage and his wife's affair with Struensee has been depicted in many artistic works. The Royal Danish Ballet staged a two-act ballet called "Caroline Mathilde" in 1991. Bo Holten's opera The Visit of the Royal Physician is based on a novel by Enquist. In the 1923 German silent film The Love of a Queen, <mask> is played by Walter Janssen. <mask> was played by Emlyn Williams in The Dictator. The film depicts his relationship with a woman. The 1957 West German film King in Shadow was based on the 1935 novel of <mask>.The film A Royal Affair was nominated for an Academy Award. W. F. Reddaway wrote "King <mask> VII" in the English Historical Review. The A to Z of Norway was published in January 2010. Levnets Lb. Charlotte Dorothea Biehls was breve. Barz, Paul, is from the Museum Tusculanums Forlag. Doktor Struensee.Bech, Cedergreen, and Forlag are all from 1986. Brev fra Dorothea. Politikens Forlag, Christiansen, Viggo. There was a Christian den VII. Odense Universitetsforlag was founded in 1978 by Dehn-Nielsen. <mask> 7. Den gale.The Den Store Danske encyclopedia was written by Sesam. Danmarks Nationalleksikon/Gyldendal was founded in 1996 by Enquist and Per Olov. Livlkarens besk. Fjelstrup, August 1999, Norstedts Frlag. Skilsmisseprocessen imellem Kong Kristian. Strubes Forlag took place in 1968. Norman Hall.There is a person named Caroline Mathilde. Ejnar Munksgaards Forlag was born in 1947. She var Struensee. Danmarks Radio was founded in 1981 by Laing R. D. Rhodos, Lauring, Palle. Historiske Portrtter is from Historiske. Aschehoug Dansk Forlag, Reverdil, Elie Salomon Franois.The Struensee is located at 1760-1772. A. F. Hst and Sn Forlag were involved in the Salmonsens Konversations Leksikon. It was et al. There is an Ed. Danmarks historie. The Royal Lineage can be found at the website of the Danes Monarchy Christian VII and at the website of the Royal Danes Collection.

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