title: Dana Altman

texts: <mask> is a college basketball coach. The University of Oregon men's basketball team is coached by him. He was the head coach at several universities. He has won conference coach of the year awards at each school he has coached, and has led his teams to 15 appearances in the NCAA men's basketball tournament. <mask> was a basketball player at Fairbury Junior College in Nebraska. In 1978 he earned an associate degree in business administration. He received his undergraduate degree from Eastern New Mexico University in 1980.In 1989 he became the head men's basketball coach at Marshall University. In his only season as the coach of the Herd, he led the team to a 15-13 record and a runner-up finish in the Southern Conference Tournament, losing to East Tennessee State in the title game. He replaced Lon Kruger at Kansas State and left Marshall after one season. Kansas State Although his four-year tenure as Kansas State's head coach produced one NCAA Tournament appearance, <mask> will be remembered most for his ability to win close ball games and for pulling off some of the biggest upsets in school history. In games decided by six points or less, the teams were 28–13, with a 6–1 mark in one-point games. The Kansas State tradition is perpetuated by his club. After being picked to finish last in the Big Eight, Kansas State won 11 games in the final minute, earned the school's first Top 25 ranking in five seasons, and reached the championship game of the Big Eight Tournament.His peers named him Big Eight Coach-of-the-Year in 1993 and he ended the season by upsetting No. The semifinals of the conference tournament were won by Kansas. He made it two in a row when he upset the Jayhawks. The Jayhawks were ranked 1st in the country. The 1993–94 squad advanced to the NIT Final Four after finishing with a 20–14 record. He accepted the head coaching position at his home state of Nebraska after the season. His athletes earned three All-American honors on the court and three Academic All-America laurels in the classroom.Kyle Korver and Anthony Tolliver played in the NBA while he was their coach. In 2001 and 2002, he was named Valley Coach of the Year. In 2002–03, he was a finalist for the Naismith College Coach of the Year and a winner of the District 12 and District VI Coach of the Year. After four years as the head coach at Kansas State, <mask> became the 14th head coach in the history of Creighton. Hired on March 31, 1994, <mask> took over a team that posted a 7–22 ledger the year before his arrival and led the Bluejays to a slightly improved 7–19 record in 1994–95 before his 1995–96 squad jumped to 14–15. In 1996–97, the team was 15–15 and followed with a jump to 18–10 and a bid to the NIT. On April 2, 2007, <mask> announced that he would become the head coach for the Arkansas Razorbacks, in a deal that was rumored to be a 1.5 million per year, 5-year contract.He changed his mind one day and went back to Omaha and his team at Creighton. On February 5, 2009, <mask> won his 300th game as a head coach. In the 99-year history of the Missouri Valley Conference, <mask> was the third all-time winningest coach, trailing only Henry Iba and Eddie Hickey. His record with the Bluejays was the most wins in school history. On April 24, 2010, <mask> agreed to a 7-year contract with Oregon. The university held a press conference to make it official. He is the highest-paid public employee in the state of Oregon.The University of Oregon has consistently been one of the top basketball schools in the Pacific-12, with notable conference achievements including three regular season conference titles and three conference tournament titles. One of the main reasons why he was recruited by Oregon was his coaching experience against UCLA. The NCAA tournament has been a success for the Ducks, with a Final Four run in 2017). <mask>'s Oregon earned its first NCAA tournament bid. The run ended in the sweet sixteen. Oregon made the NCAA tournament in both of the last two years. There were two seasons that ended in the round of 32.The Oregon men's basketball team earned its first #1 seed in the NCAA Tournament in program history on March 13, 2016 after winning the Pac-12 regular season and conference tournament titles. The Oregon Ducks lost to the Oklahoma Sooners in the Elite Eight due to a lights out shooting performance by Buddy Hield. On November 11, 2016 Oregon and <mask> agreed on a seven-year contract extension that will keep him in Eugene. On March 25, 2017, the #3 seed Ducks upset the #1 seed Jayhawks in Kansas City to reach the Final Four for the first time in 78 years. This was the first Final Four appearance for <mask>. Oregon would go on to lose in the Final Four to end what was considered a successful season for the team. Oregon and <mask> agreed on a three-year contract extension on March 14, 2019.After a victory over UC Irvine in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, Oregon's <mask> became the winningest coach in school history. He broke the record with Oregon's first win of the following season. <mask> was born in Nebraska. He is married to a woman. They have five children, three sons and a daughter. He was an Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America. List of college men's basketball coaches with 600 wins List of NCAA Division I Men's Final Four appearances by coach

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title: Jenna Ortega

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texts: She is an American actress. She began her career as a child actor, with roles in films such as Insidious: Chapter 2 and Iron Man 3. She was nominated for two awards, one for her role as Young Jane on The CW comedy series Jane the Virgin and the other for her role in the Disney Channel series Stuck in the Middle. She starred in the films The Babysitter: Killer Queen and Yes Day after making her transition to mainstream film and television. She received rave reviews for her role as Vada in the film, which is considered her best film performance. Her highest-grossing film was the one in which she played Tara Carpenter. She has several projects in the works, including an animated series on the streaming service.She has been noted for her philanthropy as well as her public image. In 2020, she was listed first on PopSugar's "20 Under 20" list, and in 2022, she was dubbed the "Next Big Thing" by The Hollywood Reporter. She is known for her fashion sense, being registered across various social media as an active internet personality, and has been praised for her activism towards LGBT rights and against discrimination. The fourth of six children was born on September 27, 2002. Her parents are both Mexican American and Puerto Rican. Due to her career, Ortega has not really lived a normal lifestyle and has expressed regret at missing the traditional high school experience and teenage milestones such as prom and graduation. Early work and breakthrough Ortega had become interested in acting from the age of six.She made her acting debut in 2012 with a guest appearance for Rob in the episode "Baby Bug." She began receiving auditioning at the age of eight, with her mother's help and agents, and eventually made her acting debut in 2012 with a guest appearance for Rob. On the CSI: NY episode "Unspoken", there was an appearance by Aimee Moore. She made her film debut as the daughter of the vice president in Iron Man 3. Insidious: Chapter 2 was the second film in the Insidious franchise and featured Annie as a supporting role. Both films did well at the box-office. The series Rake had a recurring role for Ortega. She was cast in the recurring role of the younger version of Jane on Jane the Virgin for the entire run of the show.She played Mary Ann in The Little Rascals Save the Day. In 2015, he was cast as a part of the main cast of the original series, but the show was panned. She played Anna Chapa in the film After Words. In the Disney Channel sitcom Stuck in the Middle, he played the middle child of the seven Diaz siblings, Harley, who is an aspiring inventor. The show was well received, and was nominated for two others, as well as receiving an Imagen Award for her performance. She was the voice of Princess Isabel on Disney's Elena of Avalor, which ended in 2020. The show was well received, and she shared another Imagen Award win with the cast.She starred in the music video for the single "Chapstick", which was performed by and also stars Jacob Sartorius. The media coverage of the video was significant. The transition to mainstream roles took place in the year 2018, with <mask> starring in the film SavingFlora as the lead role of Dawn, the daughter of a circus owner. The film received positive reviews from critics. She was nominated for Best Lead Actress at the festival. The second season of You was released on December 26, 2019. Her character in You is a smart girl who likes to act older than her actual age.I wish I had gotten to shoot with Victoria more, because I think she's really talented. Penn is an eloquent speaker, well-thought and respectful, and just such a pleasure to work with. The show's first season was praised as well as the season's performance. The Babysitter: Killer Queen is a horror film that was released in 2019. All of the other cast members already knew each other, so she was "incredibly nervous" when they began filming. I panicked on the set because I didn't know what I was doing. The film received mixed reviews.Brooklyn was voiced by <mask> in the series. The series received mixed reviews, but praise went towards the rest of the cast. The second season of the series was renewed. In 2020, she announced that she would make her writing debut with the book It's All Love. Her performance in Yes Day was praised, but the film was released to mixed reviews. The lead role of Vada was played by <mask> in the high-school drama film The Fallout. Filming took place over a month in August and September of 2020.Several critics dubbed it her "breakout" film role, as it received a positive response from critics. The Hollywood Reporter wrote, "Ortega's beautifully nuanced turn understands the nothing-to-look-at-here faade and the chinks in the armor." She was praised for her performance without going too far. Thanks to her commitment to the performance and a thorough understanding of its emotional beats, what could have been cliches along Vada's character path became real. Variety magazine described Vada as her breakthrough film role, writing that "<mask> in particular seems to have found her voice." CinemaBlend praised the chemistry between her and her co-star, and stated that the two girls at the center of it all look phenomenal, as a true bond can be seen in the process of bringing this story to life. She smoothly shoulders a role, richly written in lovingly messy complexities, and gives it breath as well as staggering sobs.It was released on January 27, 2022. She stated that "I don't even think there are words in the English language to correctly express how happy, excited and nervous I am for this journey" when she was cast as Tara Carpenter in the film. Filming took place in North Carolina from September to November of that year. She stated that "You never know what to expect when you're meeting people of that standard, but they were just the most down-to-earth, sweetest people." The film was a critical and commercial success and became the highest grossing film of the year. The Foo Fighters-led film Studio 666 will be released in February 2022. Tim Burton's upcoming supernatural series Wednesday, where she will play the role of Wednesday Addams, is set for release in 2022, and she hopes to "do Wednesday Addams justice."The most physical transformation I've ever done was cutting my hair and I'm trying to pull from a different toolbox this time around. I think it's a surprise to the audience. She believes that her public image is "inauthentic" and that she tries to be more natural and honest on her platforms. She has used her platforms to promote support for immigrants. She stated in an interview with InStyle that she deleted her social media accounts from her phone twice a week. I try to stay away from it as much as possible, but it's hard because now it's how young people connect, so you have to take social media with a grain of salt. She has advocated for the organization since she was 13 years old, and she is a supporter of Pride Over Prejudice.She told Teen Vogue that it's important to embrace your culture because there are so many different ethnicities in America. You are at the end of the day. You can't change who you are in order to fit in or be comfortable with someone else. A meet and greet was held for fans to raise money for a young girl with cancer. At the Radio Disney Music Awards, Ortega wore a jacket with the words "I do care and U should too" in response to the first lady's clothing when she went to visit immigrant children who were being housed without their parents. Do U? The stand was covered by the media.On the action, <mask> told Forbes, "I remember I was going through the news on my phone and I saw what Melania wore on the way to visit the immigrant children." I knew what I wanted my statement to be after I was so offended at that moment. The brand ambassador for Neutrogena was named in 2020. She told Hola that she was an ambassador. I could not be happier. I have looked up to this brand for a long time and it's such a weird feeling to say it over and over again. "For People with Skin" is a partnership with Neutrogena, which is a "team commitment to advance skin health for all consumers, regardless of race, age, ethnicity, skin need, or income".In 2020, she was listed first on PopSugar's "20 Under 20: Young Women Who Are Already Kicking Ass and Taking Names". In 2020 the magazine Hola!, Ortega's fashion sense received praise, particularly for her various attire and her general outlook. She was dubbed the "red carpet darling" because of her style. The Independent Tribune said that he was an impressively poised young actor. Magazine Flaunt praised her acting style, saying that "Seemingly impossible acting feats are conquered in the most bewitching of moments." The "Next Big Thing" was called by The Hollywood Reporter. She feels that taking more varied roles in acting is important to her, as she doesn't want to be typecast.She told E! She didn't want to be pigeonholed as an actor, and she wanted to do the most diverse roles that she could. The transition to more mature roles was easier for her. In an interview with Collider, <mask> said that she was inspired to pursue acting after watching the performance of Dakota Fanning in the 2004 film Man on Fire, stating that "After watching Dakota, who obviously was so talented from such a young age, I decided that I wanted to be." She thought Denzel Washington was the "coolest man" she had ever seen. One of her major influences is actress Gina Rodriguez, who she worked with on the television show Jane The Virgin. She admires Rodriguez for her story being similar to hers, and for her ability.There are links to 2002 births and 21st-century American actresses.

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title: Dan Mangan

texts: <mask> is a musician. He has toured extensively throughout North America, Europe and Australia, having released 5 studio albums and numerous singles. He has scored for both television and feature film. Side Door is a marketplace platform connecting artists with alternative venue spaces for in-person and online shows. The first set of recordings was made by Mangan at the age of 20. Hundreds of copies were given away or sold in the area. With a bank loan and a small community of musicians who would offer cheap or free sessions, Mangan recorded Postcards & Daydreaming in the summer of 2005.The album was sold online and at live shows. The album was re-released in July of 2007, with new artwork and a track called "Ash Babe". The record was released in Australia in March. The song "Nice, Nice, Very Nice" is from the upcoming album Nice, Nice, Very Nice. The album was recorded in Toronto at Green Door Studios with producer John Critchley and featured an assortment of other Canadian artists. Nice, Nice, Very Nice was released in Canada five months later. The album name was inspired by a line from Kurt Vonnegut's book Cat's Cradle, while musically Nice, Nice, Very Nice has been compared to Bon Iver.The first two singles from his second full-length, "Robots" and "Road Regrets," were played on local and satellite radio stations. The artist of the year award was given to <mask> in September of 2009. Arts & Crafts, a Toronto-based independent record label, licensed and released Nice, Nice, Very Nice in 2010. The album was nominated for a prize. In addition, Nice, Nice, Very Nice won three Western Canadian Music Awards for "Independent album of the year", "Roots/Solo album of the year" and "Songwriter of the year". "Robots" was the winner of the Best Song at the BUCKY Awards. The 10th anniversary edition of Nice, Nice, Very Nice was released on November 15, 2019.There are previously undiscovered demos and b-sides in the 2-LP vinyl collection. An essay by Mangan about making the album is included in the package. Mangan began collaborating with musicians from the experimental music scene. The city's avant-garde free opened up relationships with other members of the group. As the ensemble worked toward a third album, they began collaborating and touring with a large group of musicians who would sub in and out of the band. The forthcoming recordings were requested to be written by Seattle's Eyvind Kang. During the winter of 2010-11, the band recorded in short spurts at The Hive Creative Labs between tours and at Mangan's own home, dubbed "National Park Studios".It was released in North America by Arts & Crafts, in Europe by City Slang, and in Australia by ABC. The beginning of a new, more experimental era was demonstrated by the international praise of the album. The documentary What Happens Next?, directed and produced by Jon Siddall, was about <mask>. It follows his sold-out show at the Orpheum Theatre. At the 2012 Juno Awards, Mangan was awarded New Artist of the Year and Alternative Album of the Year for Oh Fortune, and was also nominated for Songwriter of the Year and Video of the Year for the music video for "Rows of Houses", directed by Jon Busby. Oh Fortune received three Western Canadian Music Awards for "Songwriter of the Year", "Independent Album of the Year", and "Rock Album of the Year", as well as being long-listed for the 2012 Polaris Music Prize. "Rows of Houses" was the winner of the Best Song at the Bucky Awards.Mangan has won six Buckys, the most winning artist in the award's history, and is the only artist to win "Best Song" more than once. Club Meds was released in January 2015, focusing less on recruited orchestral performances and more on core band contribution. The ensemble decided to release the album under the name <mask> + Blacksmith and highlight the creative contributions from Grdina, Walsh, Carter, and Zubot. The critical reception for Club Meds was wildly positive but less popular than Oh Fortune. The album received four stars from The Guardian, two stars from The Observer & Q, and one star from Drowned In Sound & Uncut. "Just 13 days into 2015, <mask> + Blacksmith fired a compelling early salvo in the album of the year stakes", says guitarist and featured on Club Meds. Club Meds is proving that the LP format is worth fighting for.It shows that a well crafted record is more than a collection of well crafted songs. Some of the most important problems in our lives are addressed by Club Meds. One of the most emotionally compelling albums of the last decade is the best album of 2015. The single "Race To The Bottom" was recorded at Afterlife Studios in BC and was produced by John Raham. There are stripped-down versions of "Forgetery" and "Kitsch" from Club Meds, as well as a cover of "Hang With Me", which features Tegan Quin of Tegan and Sara. More or Less was released on Arts & Crafts and City Slang. The album features production and mixing by Drew Brown (Beck, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Blonde Redhead), with producer Simone Felice producing two songs "Fool For Waiting" and "Troubled Mind", which were mixed and engineered by Ryan Hewitt.Adam wrote for Exclaim! More or Less is so deliberately soft, warm, cozy and minimal that it makes even Nice, Nice, Very Nice sound loud and busy. "Lay Low," a song about taking time for yourself, features almost nothing but Mangan's own voice, and even then it's barely more than a whisper." If it wasn't so comforting, it could be chilling. "Troubled Mind" is the outlier. "Troubled Mind" is funny, according to Mangan. It's pretty upbeat, but the lyrics are not bright, shiny or lovey-dovey, so it's really cool to see people gravitate towards it."Witnessing birth and in some ways rebirth are what the album is about." It is about getting used to a new identity and feeling disconnected from a popular one. Raising kids in a turbulent world is what it is about. It's about unanswerable questions and kindness and friendship and fear. The band took a break after scoring work for Oh Fortune. During this time, <mask> became a father and scored a soundtrack with Jesse Zubot for a movie. They were nominated for a Canadian Screen Award in the category of Best Original Score.<mask> was nominated for a song he contributed to the film The Valley Below. Between the Club Meds and More or Less album cycles, Mangan scored the music for the animated show, Hilda, as well as the mini-series, Unspeakable. Madic Records, under the label Madic Records, has released records by acts such as Walrus. Two tracks from Good People Rock and Strange Prison were recorded and produced by Mangan. Mangan has toured throughout Europe, North America and Australia. They've shared stages with Father John Misty, The Walkmen, Japandroids, Jeff Mangum, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, and many more. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were in attendance.The End of the Road Festival, Summer Sundae Festival, and Woodford Folk Festival are some of the international music festivals that <mask> has been invited to perform at. The festival was held on Rocky Mt. Folks Festival, Haldern Pop, Golden Leaves, Rolling Stone Weekender, Croatia: Terraneo Festival, and Germany: Reeperbahn Festival are some of the festivals. In response, <mask> and his band played a half-hour set to the empty hall, which was streamed on YouTube the following Monday as "Show to Nobody". His family lived in both the provinces of Ontario and British Columbia, but primarily in his current home town of Vancouver. He was influenced by the music of Nick Drake and The Beatles. At sixteen, he started a band called Basement Suite and played at local community centers.He was born in Smithers, British Columbia, where his family had returned from. A BA in English Literature was earned by Mangan at the University of British Columbia. He has two children with his wife. Music of Canada Canadian rock List of Canadian musicians References External links Official website Interview with <mask> on Sound.wav

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title: Biff Watson

texts: <mask> is an American guitarist, writer, and producer. He has been a part of many recording sessions. At age 11, he learned how to play guitar. After graduating from high school, he traveled to Nashville and played on demos and showcases for touring artists. Recording session work for producers such as Gordy Jr. and Fundis led to record production. He has worked with artists such as George Strait, Dolly Parton, and Sara Evans. Don Williams' band "The Scratch Band" collaborated with Danny Flowers, Dave Pomeroy, and Pat McInerney.The Scratch Band featuring Danny Flowers was released. The original members of Tennessee Pulleybone were Big Ken Smith, Jerry Tuttle, and John Wolters. Jack Clements' studio was where the band recorded several singles. Tone Patrol was a band that included Larry Chaney, Kenny Malone, and Sam Bacco. He is a member and leader of the Country Music Hall of Fame Medallion Ceremony Band. Other members include John Hobbs, Eddie Bayers, Paul Franklin, Michael Rhodes, Deanie Richardson, and Wes Hightower. The Country Music Association has a Board of Directors.The American Federation of Musicians has a Trustee in Local 257 Nashville. The American Music Channel has a partnership with Trifectone Music Group, which writes, produces and performs the music for Country Top 40.


title: Dorothy Paget

texts: Paget was a British racehorse owner and sponsor. Paget was the daughter of the American Whitney family. She was the granddaughter of William C. Whitney, a wealthy American businessman and racehorse owner, and a cousin of Jock Whitney, owner of the dual Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Easter Hero. Paget was educated at a school. She lived in Hermit's Wood, Nightingales Lane and Pollards Wood Grange. One of the most prominent thoroughbred horse racing and breeding families in America was the New York Whitney family. Paget owned a stable of thoroughbreds as well as a breeding farm in Ireland.Her horses won over a thousand races in both flat and hurdling. Straight Deal won The Derby in 1943, the year she was the British flat racing champion owner. In 1933–34, 1940–41 and 1951–52, she was the leader of the National Hunt. She owned seven gold cup winners, Golden Miller five times, Roman Hackle in 1940 and Mont Tremblant in 1952. Insurance and Solford won in 1933 and 1940, respectively, while Distel won in 1946. The only other time a horse has won the two major prizes of British steeplechasing in the same season is when Golden Miller won the Grand National in 1934. Golden Miller and Insurance were the most well known of Paget's horses.They were purchased from Mr. Phillip Carr, the father of A. W. Carr, the England cricket captain. Her Derby winner, Straight Deal, was home bred and sire of the Champion Hurdle winner of 1957, Merry Deal, and Arkle was foaled at her Ballymacoll Stud. The English industrialist, Sir Michael Sobell, acquired Ballymacoll Stud on her death. Her many trainers included Basil Briscoe, Owen Anthony, Frenchie Nicholson, Fulke Walwyn, Walter Nightingall, Sir Gordon Richards, and Fred Darling. She was a difficult owner and often called her trainer in the middle of the night. She fell out with Basil Briscoe after Golden Miller failed to win a second Grand National, despite it being clear that the horse disliked the Aintree course. She threw a fit after the trainer could only deliver five winners of a six race card.Paget hunted enthusiastically in her early years. At the outbreak of war in 1939 the two biggest racecourse gamblers were both women, as opposed to professional backers. Mrs. J.V. was the other. Paget had a number of horses in training but nothing like Rank's. They wouldn't hesitate to have a lot of money on their horses. Sir Henry (Tim) Birkin, a member of the Nottingham lace family, created a team of super cars in the late 1920s. The chteau de la Cossonnerie was originally an 18th-century farm and had been enlarged at the beginning of the 19th century.After attending a finishing school in Paris founded by Elena Orlov and sister Princess Vera Meshchersky (one of the Russian Red Cross trustees and daughter of Karl von Struve), <mask> became interested in the fate of the Russian refugees. Olili, Vera's niece, was a long-time companion and manager of Paget's racing stables. Notable Russians such as Ivan Bunin, Andrei Tarkovsky, and Rudolf Nureyev were later buried in the cemetery, which was purchased by <mask>. The residents of the old-age home were supplied with turkey and plum pudding at Christmas time. Sainte-Genevive-des-Bois has a street named after her. In her later life, Paget lived an eccentric lifestyle, spending most of the day in bed and rising at night. Most bookmakers employed a member of staff to be on the phone at night to take bets from Miss <mask> and 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 INRDealsHer honesty was noted by the fact that most of the horses she backed were already known to have been beaten. The occasions where she selected horses they knew to have won were honoured by the bookmaker. She assigned her staff different colors, with the exception of green, which she hated, and used the colors in place of their names when speaking to them. Paget died of heart failure at the age of fifty-four. Further reading Gilbey. The story of the queen of the turf. London, Arthur Barker, 3-160 p. illus.22 cm. Graham and Colley, Declan. The Queen of the Sport of Kings was called the "Eccentric Queen of the Sport of Kings". The Childhood Memoirs of Hermione are from 1913 to 39. London, Michael Joseph. The history of Ballymacoll Stud Horse farm in Ireland owned by Paget can be found on the anatpro website. British people of American descent are the owners and breeders of racehorses.

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title: Johann Jakob Burckhardt

texts: <mask> was a Swiss mathematician and crystallographer. He was invited to speak at the International Congress of Mathematicians in 1936. <mask> was from an old family. His brother was a brother of Jacob Bernoulli. The second oldest Gymnasium in Switzerland and the Oberrealschule were attended by the son of a lawyer and legal advisor. He graduated from the University of Basel in 1922. During the summer semester of 1923 at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, he studied with Arnold Sommerfeld, Oskar Perron, Friedrich Hartogs, and others.<mask> continued his studies at the University of Zurich after reading the group theory textbook. There was a lecture by the astronomer Alfred Wolfer. <mask> listened to Paul Niggli and George Plya. Buckhardt studied crystallography with Weber. <mask> received a doctorate in mathematics in 1927 after passing the qualification for teaching in higher education. He continued his studies at the University of Paris with Jacques Hadamard and then at the University of Gttingen, where he heard Gustav Herglotz's lectures on geometry. He met Otto Neugebauer and Bartel Leendert van der Waerden at Gttingen.Van der Waerden and <mask> became colleagues at the University of Zurich. After the advent of the National Socialists in Germany, he declined the offer of an assistant position in Gttingen and went back to Basel, where he was an assistant teacher. He was Fueter's assistant at the University of Zurich. <mask> was a visiting teacher at the Hhere and at the University of Applied Sciences/ZHAW after he habilitated in 1933. He didn't want to be a professor at the University of Cairo. He was an honor professor at the University ofZURICH in 1942. He was a visiting professor in the professorial chair of Otto Spiess at the University of Basel in 1943/1944.<mask> was a senior assistant at the Mathematical Institute of the University ofZURICH from 1945 to 1970. <mask> was the president of the Swiss Mathematical Society from 1955 to 1954. He was the president of the Gesellschaft in Zrich. He was a hiker and mountaineer. The subject of a standard work written by <mask> is his derivation of the crystallographic space groups. The 230 spaces groups were published independently by Fedorov in 1891. The two-dimensional case was dealt with by Plya and Niggli.The three-dimensional case was solved by <mask> in the 1930s. He introduced the concept of the Arithmetische Kristallklasse by using the results of Frobenius and Trudeau on space groups in n-dimensional spaces. His method can be used in higher dimensions. <mask> wrote a description of the set theory at the request of Speiser and Fueter. This was done at the suggestion of Fueter and Speiser in order to explain to other mathematicians the obscure ideas of Finsler. The history of mathematics was published by <mask>. He dealt with the mathematics of Ludwig Schlfli in his work on the history of mathematics.The article about Schlfli was written by <mask> for the Dictionary of Scientific Biography. He also wrote mathematical biographies for the Dictionary of Scientific Biography on Fueter and the NeueDeutsche Biographie. The medieval Islamic astronomer's writings, such as the planet tables of Al-Khwarizmi, were investigated by <mask> and van der Waerden. He was the vice president of the Swiss Euler Commission from 1957 to 1975. He was one of the editors of volume III/2, Rechenkunst. He was involved in the creation of the list of correspondence and edited some of the physical treatises. He edited the Commentarii Mathematici Helvetici from 1950 to 1982.A book on the history of crystallography and essays on the history of the discovery of space groups was written by <mask>. He published a facsimile of the 1483 Bamberger Rechenbuch in 1966 and had access to a copy in the Zentralbibliothek Zrich. Only two copies of the 1483 edition are known. The other copy is in Zwickau. <mask> worked as a translator. He collaborated with Emil Schubarth to translate Leonard Dickson's 1923 Algebras and their arithmetics into German. The development of algebraic theory and algebraic number theory in Germany was influenced by Dickson's book.The 2nd edition of Unvergngliche Geometrie was translated into German by <mask> in 1981. There are publications Die Bewegungsgruppen der Kristallographie. The new and revised 2nd edition of Birkhuser was published in 1947. 1966. Ludwig Schlfli was born in 1814. In: Online Lesebuch zum Mathematik. Quellen von Euklid.Rber was from Luzern. An der Universitt Zrich 1916–1950 ist die Mathematik. The elemente der mathematik is in. TheSupplement 16 was online in 1980. As editor with Walter Habicht. Ihren Leben und Werk ist Beitrge. The band des Kantons is called Gedenkband.There is an article in the book titled Die Euler-Kommission der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft. <mask> wrote an article about the Verzeichnis des Schrifttums ber Leonhard Euler. 51–52. The Kristalle is Symmetrie. Von René-Just Hay in Zrich. The symmetry of crystals from René-Just Hay to the crystallographic school. Birkhuser was in Basel in 1988.See René-Just Hay. The hundertsten Geburtstag am 13 is the source of Gnther Frei. In 2003 The elemente der mathematik is in. vol. pp. 58, 2003 The issue of Elemente der Mathematik is dedicated to Burkhardt.Strebel: Burckhardtsche Bestimmung. The elemente der mathematik is in. vol. pp. 58, 2003 145–155,. Strebel is the author of Burckhardtsche Bestimmung der Raumgruppen II. 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texts: <mask> is a retired racing driver. <mask> held the record for most Grand Prix victories until Michael Schumacher overtook him at the 2001 Belgian Grand Prix. <mask> received the World Sports Award of the Century in 1999. <mask> discovered karting at the age of 14. He joined the McLaren Formula One team at the age of 24 after winning the French and European Formula Three Championships. He finished in the points on his Formula One debut at the San Martin Autodrome in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he took his first podium a year later, and then took his first race victory a year later at his home Grand Prix in France. <mask> had a fierce sporting rivalry with other athletes such as Nelson Piquet andNigel Mansell.In 1986, at the last race of the season, he beat Mansell and Piquet of Williams to the title, after Mansell retired late in the race and Piquet was pulled in for a precautionary pit stop. <mask> won his third Drivers' Championship at the 1989 Japanese Grand Prix after a collision with Bruno Senna, who joined Prost at McLaren in 1988. <mask>, driving for Ferrari, lost out after they collided again at the same venue a year later. <mask> was fired by Ferrari after he criticized the team. After a sabbatical in 1992, he joined the Williams team, prompting Mansell to leave for CART. <mask> won the 1993 championship with a competitive car and retired from Formula One at the end of the year. <mask> ran the French Ligier team until it went bankrupt in 2002.From 2003 to 2012 he competed in the ice racing championship, the Andros Trophy, and won 38 races and three times. <mask> used a smooth, relaxed style behind the wheel, modelling himself on personal heroes like Jim Clark. He was nicknamed "The Professor" because of his intellectual approach to competition. He would admit later that it was an appropriate summing up of his approach to racing. <mask> was skilled at setting up his car for race conditions, so he would often conserve his brakes and tyres early in a race, leaving them fresher for a challenge at the end. <mask> and Marie-Rose Karatchian were born in Saint-tienne, France, but were raised in Lorette, near the town of Saint-Chamond. Daniel, <mask>'s younger brother, died of cancer in 1986.<mask> was an active and athletic child who enthusiastically took part in diverse sports, including wrestling, roller skating and football. He broke his nose several times. Before he discovered kart racing at the age of 14, he was considering a career as a gym instructor or a professional footballer. His career choice was this new sport. <mask> was married to Anne-Marie, but they divorced later. They have two sons, Nicolas and Sacha. <mask> has a daughter, Victoria, who was born from his relationship with Bernadette Cottin.Nicolas raced in Formula E for his father's team. <mask> lived in Saint-Chamond until he and his team fell out. The <mask> family moved to Sainte-Croix, Switzerland, in 1983. After <mask>'s Mercedes-Benz and another one of his road cars were burned in France, they moved to Switzerland. They moved to the same country in 1999 and lived there until November 1999. <mask> has two grandsons named Kimi and Mika. He has a grandson named Liam who was born in June.<mask> was honoured by the French President in 1986. Pre-Formula One <mask> won several karting titles in his teens. He left school in 1974 to become a full-time racer and kart distributor. His prize for winning the 1975 French senior karting championship was a season in French Formula Renault, a category in which he won the title and all but one race. <mask> moved up to Formula Three in 1978 after winning the 1977 Formula Renault European championship. He was on the shopping lists of several Formula One teams when he won the French and European F3 titles in 1979. He signed with McLaren after carefully considering his options.He surprised the British team by declining their offer of a race drive in a third car at the final race of the 1979 season at Watkins Glen. <mask> said that it would be a mistake to race in Formula One without being fully prepared. I didn't know Glen Watkins and I didn't know the car, so I asked them to understand that I didn't want to make a mistake. I thought it would be a better idea to have a test. McLaren Prost began his career with McLaren in 1980. He finished in sixth place on his debut, earning one point, something achieved by only a few drivers. Four more points were added to <mask>'s tally by the end of the season.<mask> and Fittipaldi were equal in points in the Drivers' Championship. <mask> broke his wrist and suffered a concussion during practice at Watkins Glen, despite the encouraging debut season. He retired from the Canadian round in Montreal because of rear suspension failure. He left McLaren at the end of the season despite having two years left on his contract. <mask> said that he left because he felt the team blamed him for some of the accidents because of the large number of breakages on the car. <mask> and Arnoux were partners for. There were problems between <mask> and Arnoux from the start of the season, <mask> being quicker than his more experienced teammate.He did not finish the first two Grands Prix due to accidents, but he did finish on the podium. He won his first Formula One race at his home Grand Prix in France at the fast Dijon circuit, finishing two seconds ahead of his old teammate. <mask>'s debut victory made him change his mindset. He said that before, you thought you could do it. "Now you know you can do it." <mask> won two more races and took his first pole position in Germany, and finished on the podium in all but one race. He finished fifth in the Drivers' Championship after winning in Holland and Italy.<mask> won the first two Grands Prix of the 1982 season in South Africa, where he recovered from losing a wheel, and Brazil, where he finished 3rd, but was awarded the win after the other two drivers were disqualified. He did not win again after finishing in the points on four other occasions. 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He said that the journalists wrote good things about him, but by 1982 he was the bad guy.I think I made a mistake by winning. The French don't like winners. Three years before it became a round of the F1 World Championship, <mask>, Jacques Laffite and Nelson Piquet traveled to Australia to drive in the Australian Grand Prix. <mask> sat on the pole for the race with a time of 39.18. The first of 3 Australian Grand Prix wins was won by him. He finished 15.32 seconds in front of Laffite, with a young Brazilian driver finishing third. Eddie Cheever replaced Arnoux as Prost's partner because of the desire of Renault to sell more road cars in North America.<mask> finished second in the Drivers' Championship after winning four times for the team. The last few races of the season were won by the Brabham team. <mask> was made the scapegoat for failing to win a championship because he felt the team had been too conservative in developing the car. The fight that caused Arnoux to leave the team was remembered by the French fans. After the South African race, <mask> said in an interview that his car was not competitive and that he didn't lose by himself. <mask>'s family moved to Switzerland after the second of <mask>'s Mercedes-Benz cars was burned by factory workers. <mask> joined double world champion Niki Lauda at McLaren in 1984 and drove the John Barnard designed McLaren MP4/2 which used a 1.5 liter TAG-Porsche V6 engine.He lost the world championship to Lauda in the final race of the season in Portugal by half a point despite winning seven races to Lauda's five. The Clerk of the Course Jacky Ickx stopped the race at half distance due to heavy rain, when <mask> had been leading, albeit with Toleman and Bellof closing on him rapidly. <mask> received half of the nine points normally awarded for a victory. Jim Clark's record of seven wins in 1984 was equalled by <mask>. The first French Formula One World Champion was in <mask>. He won five of the sixteen Grands Prix. He was disqualified from the San Marino Grand Prix after his car was found to be overweight.<mask> finished 20 points ahead of Alboreto. <mask>'s performance in 1985 earned him a distinction in France. After retiring at the end of 1985, Lauda was replaced at McLaren by Keke Rosberg. <mask> was able to defend his title despite his car struggling against the Williams cars. <mask> was going to finish second in the Championship, behind Mansell, until the last race of the 1986 season. <mask> had four second places to Piquet's three, thus placing him second before the final race. Mansell crashed out on the road after suffering a rear tire failure while running third in the title race.<mask> did not need to change his tyres again after the Williams team decided to change his tyres as a precautionary measure. He held the lead until he was 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 Jack Brabham was the first driver to retain the title. Prost had a memorable race that year. His car ran out of fuel three corners from the chequered flag as he was cruising to victory. Frantically weaving the car back and forth to get the last drops of fuel into the pickup, he was able to keep it running long enough to win the race. Prost commented after the race that when his car started running dry, he immediately thought to himself "shit, I am going to lose this race again", referring to his 1985 disqualification at Imola.<mask>'s car ran out of fuel while he was running in fourth position. <mask> got out of his car and tried to push his car to the finish in front of the crowd. He never reached the finish line because it was too far. He was sixth in the race, as the seventh-place car was a lap behind. <mask> collided with Berger in the Benetton. The car's handling was badly affected by the bent suspension and engine mountings. It wouldn't behave the same in left and right corners.The car was "bent like a banana" upon the teams' post-race inspection, according to McLaren's technical director. After Rosberg retired from Formula One at the end of the 1986 season, the McLaren seat was filled by a Swedish man. After three seasons with the McLaren MP4/2 model, the TAG engines were not the force they had been previously, lagging behind in power and unreliability. He never gave up and won three races at the Portuguese Grand Prix, breaking the record for most race victories by a man. Stewart said people might not believe him. I am happy that <mask> took my record. I am happy that he did it because he deserves it.<mask> considers his win in the opening round in Brazil to be his best and most rewarding race. <mask> started fifth on the grid with a time that was three seconds slower than Mansell's pole time. With everyone else going for a high-downforce set-up, he went the other way and worked on his race set-up. The set-up meant less tire wear because of slower speeds in the corners. With his car having less wear on its tires, <mask> was able to get through the 61 laps of the Jacarepagu Circuit with only two stops compared to the three or more by his rivals. <mask> finished 40 seconds in front of Piquet. The feeling is very good when you win a race.You can't see when I finish sixth that I'm flat out. In seventh place, I finished three or four times. Everyone was gathered around the winner and they thought that I was just messing around. That's motor racing. The only thing you can judge is the long term. You can judge a career but not a race. <mask> finished in fourth place in the 1987 title race.<mask> was 30 points behind the champion. It was the furthest away he would finish a season from the championship lead. Despite a slightly disappointing 1987 season, <mask> had the honour of notching up his 4th consecutive No.1 driver of the year by the editor of the Autocourse annual, matching the run of No.1's from 1975 to 1975. Despite driving a down on power engine, <mask> should have won at least 6 races in 1987 - but he won't moan about it. <mask> had a great year in 1987 despite being out of championship contention. His win at Estoril was amazing. <mask> had no equal in 1985 for speed and consistency, according to the Autocourse editor.Prost's all round ability was outstanding in 1986. Honda decided not to supply the team with their engines due to Williams's refusal to dump Nigel Mansell and hire Japanese driver and Honda test driver Satoru Nakajima. Prost convinced Ron Dennis to sign Ayrton Senna to a three-year contract, which played a role in Honda's decision to use their engines with Lotus in 1987 (Senna's ability had been highly regarded by the Japanese giant when using their engines with Lotus in 1987 and both The rivalry pushed two of the sport's greatest drivers to unprecedented heights of success and controversy. McLaren-Honda won 15 out of 16 races. <mask> finished first or second in every race except for his two retirements. He won seven races and was 11 points better off than his teammate.Only the 11 best results from the season counted towards the championship total, and this gave Senna the title by three points. The 1990s scoring system was championed by <mask>, with a race winner scoring 10 instead of 9. In November of that year, <mask> had a meeting with the head of Honda's R&D department and F1 racing program. <mask>'s fears were confirmed by the fact that the Honda engineers were of a new generation, and that they liked Senna's "samurai" driving. During the 1987 season when he was at Lotus, he developed a close relationship with the Honda engineers. <mask> was able to convince Kawamoto that he would work something out on the Honda end of the McLaren-Honda partnership, but this was not to be. The struggle between <mask> and Senna for supremacy put them on a collision course as McLaren's domination continued.<mask> accused Senna of dangerous driving and received more than a fair share of attention from both McLaren and Honda. <mask> was accused of being in the pocket of the French president. At Round 2 in San Marino, the animosity between the two drivers came to a head. The drivers made an agreement that whoever won the start would not be challenged by the other going into the first turn. After Senna won the first start, <mask> kept to the agreement. <mask> won the restart, but was passed by Senna under the brakes of Tosa. <mask> went to a friend of his, a French journalist, and told him about the broken agreement between him and Senna.The journalist went public with the story despite <mask>'s wishes. <mask>'s claim that he had an agreement with himself was backed up by John Hogan, who was present when the agreement was made. The embittered season ended as expected. 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title: Alain Prost

texts: marshals pushed the McLaren backwards onto the track to separate it from the other cars.They pushed it forwards again because they left it in a dangerous position. They started the engine. He returned after driving through the chicane. The nose of Senna's car was damaged and he had to pit, but he came back five seconds behind the Benetton. The race was won by Ayrton on lap 50 at the chicane. The race officials had excluded Senna from the podium because he missed the chicane. The FIA Court of Appeal upheld the decision and fined Senna and gave him a suspended six-month ban.<mask> won his third driver's title in controversial circumstances. <mask> believed that Honda and Ron Dennis believed in the future of the team. <mask> said his teammate had two cars and 20 people around him while he had one car with four or five mechanics. <mask> had announced in July 1989 that he would leave McLaren and join Ferrari. <mask> apologized to McLaren and Honda over his Monza comments. <mask> received support from two people, one of whom was his teammate at Ferrari, and the other of whom was his former teammate, who claimed that the Honda engines did not work as well as they used to. Many in the press wondered if <mask>'s claim that his Honda engines were not as good as the ones of his competitors was true, as <mask>'s MP4/5 had not been a match for Senna's on Monza's long straights.<mask> won the Italian Grand Prix after Senna's engine blew. <mask> dropped his driver's trophy into the crowd at the rostrum in order to please the tifosi whose team he signed for the 1990 season. <mask> claimed his Honda V10s weren't producing the same amount of power as the ones in Senna's car. Honda F1 boss Osamu Goto felt compelled to speak to the British media on the matter. He claimed that <mask>'s smooth style dropped the engines into low-rpms where most of the power was, while Senna's foot-tapping style kept the RA109-E's revs up in the engine's mid-range where most of the power was. According to Japanese customs, addressing a person by their first name rather than their surname shows a higher degree of familiarity and confidentiality. There was evidence to support <mask>'s claims.<mask>'s McLaren was not able to pass Senna's on the long front straight even though he came off the final Peraltada Curve clearly faster than him and also had the benefit of a tow. In stark contrast, late in the race when Senna was lapping <mask>, he was easily able to power past <mask> on the straight. <mask> was the first driver to join the team after the death of the team's founder. Berger took <mask>'s seat at McLaren and was replaced by him. <mask> took over as the team's lead driver as he was the reigning world champion. Mansell recalls that at the 1990 British Grand Prix, the car he drove didn't handle the same as in the previous race where he had taken pole position, and later found out from team mechanics that <mask> saw Mansell as having a superior car and had them swapped without him. In Brazil, Mexico, France, Britain and Spain, <mask> won five races.He won the Mexican Grand Prix after starting in 13th position. He led Mansell to the podium in both the Mexican and Spanish races. In the last round of the season in Japan, <mask> was nine points behind his McLaren adversary, but he still won the title. The race was settled by a collision between the two. A year later, Senna admitted that he deliberately drove his race car into <mask>'s at the first corner to take them out of the race and seal the title for him. <mask> said that what he did was disgusting. He is not worth anything.<mask> and his team were runners-up to McLaren. Mansell rejoined Williams for the 1991 Formula One season after leaving the Scuderia due to his relationship with <mask>. Frenchman Jean Alesi had been an impressive replacement for Mansell. As their famous V12 engine was no longer competitive against the smaller, lighter and more fuel efficient V10s of their competitors, Ferrari entered a downturn. Despite a major revision by the French Grand Prix, the Ferrari was not up to par with the McLaren and Williams models. <mask> only got onto the podium five times. He had his contract terminated before the end of the season after publicly criticising the team and the.In the final race of the 1991 season, he was replaced by another Italian, Ivan Capelli. <mask> Mansell in a Williams-Renault. <mask> turned down an offer to drive for the team after performing pre-season testing for Ligier. Mansell left Williams to race in the CART series after hearing <mask> would be his teammate again. <mask> had a clause in his contract that prevented his rival from joining the team. <mask> was part of a new-look driver line-up at Williams, with test driver Damon Hill coming in to replace Riccardo Patrese, who had left to join Benetton.<mask> won his fourth and final title in a year when he was frequently challenged by his teammates. <mask> decided not to defend his world title in October 1993 because the clause in his contract that would have allowed him to join Williams in 1994 had not been extended. <mask> held the record for most Grand Prix victories for almost a decade. <mask> and Senna embraced on the podium in the last race of <mask>'s career. <mask> was surprised by the gesture, as he had declined a handshake at the previous race. <mask>'s performances earned him an award. <mask> had a record of 51 Grand Prix wins.He has a share of the record for starting every race of a season from the front row. He is the last Frenchman to win a home Grand Prix. The battles between <mask> and Senna were notable. The rivalry began in 1988 when <mask> joined the McLaren team. During the Portuguese Grand Prix, Senna tried to block <mask> from taking the lead by forcing him to run close to the pit wall. <mask> took the lead as they went into the first corner, but remained angry with Senna's move. The rivalry intensified after the 1989 San Marino Grand Prix, where the two drivers had an agreement that neither would get in each other's way to the first corner.The San Marino Grand Prix was held in 1982. <mask> followed Senna through the first corner without getting in his way. The race was stopped by Berger's crash. At the restart, <mask> got away the better of the two, but at the first corner, Senna broke their agreement and overtook him, leaving <mask> furious. He argued that it was the restart. <mask> announced in the middle of the season that he was going to race for Ferrari the following season because he was upset by McLaren's relationship with Honda. When <mask> traveled to Japan in 1989 he was told by the CEO of Honda that his car was not as competitive as that of Senna.During the French GP press conference, Ron Dennis said that <mask>'s car was using more fuel, but not getting as much power. At the end of 1989 the title was to be decided between <mask> and Senna. The two McLarens collided at the chicane when <mask> blocked a pass. <mask> walked away from the track. As his car was pushed through the road around the chicane, he was disqualified in a highly controversial ruling over his path back to the track. After an unsuccessful appeal by McLaren, Senna received a further US$100,000 fine and a six-month suspension, leading him to accuse Jean-Marie Balestre of favouring <mask>. The two drivers collided again.<mask> qualified second for the final race of the season in Suzuka with Senna on pole. The pole position was supposed to be on one side of the track but was discovered before the race to be on the other side. <mask> was moved to the clean side of the grid because of the dirty side of the racing line, meaning that he would get less grip and therefore a slower start. The appeal was turned down. At the start of the race, <mask> got the better start of the two, but at the first corner, Senna did not brake and collided with <mask>, winning the title for himself. <mask> almost retired from the sport. He is not worth anything.In response to the collision at the chicane on the same course the previous year, Senna admitted that the move was premeditated. There was a controversial incident. <mask>'s inferior car couldn't compete with the front running McLaren. <mask> was forced to use the escape road at the first chicane at the German Grand Prix because he felt that Senna was defending too aggressively. <mask> stopped his car. On the last lap, Senna ran out of fuel. At the following race in Hungary, the FIA ordered a sit-down meeting between the two men, not wanting any repeat of the incidents from the previous two years.<mask> took a sabbatical after he was fired from Ferrari for publicly complaining about the car and the team. <mask> signed with Williams for the 1993 season. <mask> had a clause in his contract that did not allow him to join Williams, as they were the most competitive. I think if <mask> wants to be called the sole champion, three-time world champion, come back in. He's acting like a fool. If he wants to be a sportive, he must be prepared to race anyone at any time. <mask> and Senna continued their on-track rivalry during the 1993 season.<mask> was escorted by police to the Interlagos circuit for the 1993 Brazilian Grand Prix due to the hostility of Brazilians towards him. Senna defended his position against <mask> during their on-track battles. At <mask>'s last Grand Prix, the 1993 Australian Grand Prix, he was pulled up by Senna onto the top step of the podium for an embrace. On 1 May 1994, a person was killed. <mask> was a pallbearer. Four years after the death of Senna, <mask> said he had always refused to speak about him. <mask> said that when Senna died, a part of himself had also died.When <mask> retired at the end of 1993, he admitted to a close friend that he had realised how much of his motivation had come from fighting with him. He greeted <mask> by saying "A special hello to my dear friend, <mask>" while filming an in-car lap of Imola. We all miss you. <mask> said that he was very touched by the comment. Helmet <mask> uses a helmet design based on the three colors of the French flag, blue, white and red, with his name on the side. <mask> wore a blue helmet with a white 180 flipped Y and red lines around the visor, which was a basic design of white all over. <mask> used blue details around the back of his helmet.<mask>'s helmet changed in 1985 as his helmet now had blue detail around the front, surrounding the visor, and a white ring with red lines surrounding the top. <mask> kept a similar design for his entry. <mask> used variations of his helmet design. 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He was a PR man for Renault.L'tape du Tour is an annual mass-participation bike ride that takes place on a stage of the Tour de France and <mask> completed it. Although not an official race, <mask> finished 12th in his category and 42nd overall out of 5000 riders. <mask> contemplated starting his own team in 1989 as his relationship with his McLaren teammate turned sour. <mask> and John Barnard were close to founding a team in 1990 but a lack of sponsorship meant that they couldn't. After falling out with the Italian team at the end of 1991, <mask> found himself without a drive for 1992; after the failure of extensive negotiations with Guy Ligier about buying his Ligier team, <mask> decided to join Williams for 1993. People assumed that a Prost-Renault team would be formed when <mask> was working for them. <mask>'s request to supply engines for his team was denied.The Ligier team was bought by Prost and renamed the Prost Grand Prix. The day after Prost bought the team, he signed a three-year deal with the French car manufacturer to supply the team with engines. One of Ligier's drivers, who had won the Monaco Grand Prix the previous year, was retained by Prost for the team's first season. The team raced with the Mugen-Honda engines used by Ligier the previous season, while the car was actually intended for Ligier. The team picked up two points on its Grand Prix debut in Australia when Panis finished fifth. Panis broke his leg in an accident at the Canadian Grand Prix. Jarno Trulli replaced him.The team only scored five points during Panis's recovery. He raced in the last three Grands Prix at the end of the season. Prost GP finished sixth in the Constructors' Championship with 21 points. The president of Prost Grand Prix was <mask>. The Jordan team received the engines for Prost GP from Mugen-Honda. Prost GP only scored one point when Jarno Trulli finished sixth in Belgium. It was a crucial year for Prost GP.B3 Technologies was hired by Prost to help with the design of the Prost AP01. Panis and Trulli will be with the team. The car was not a problem but the engine was unreliable and heavy. Prost's engine supplier in 2000 saw some optimism. Nick Heidfeld, who had won the 1999 Formula 3000 championship, was hired by Prost to partner him in the lead car. The AP03 proved to be unreliable and ill handling. The drivers collided in the Austrian Grand Prix.The technical director was fired midway through the year. Prost restructured the team, hiring Joan Villadelprat as the managing director and Henri Durand as the team's new technical director. The company agreed to provide engines for the season. The money ran out at the start of the season and Prost went out of business with debts of $30 million. After Prost Grand Prix, <mask> spent time with his family and competed in eight bicycle races. The Frenchman finished second in the ice race series in 2003 behind Yvan Muller. Prost participated in the tape du Tour in 2003 and 2004.<mask> was an Ambassador for Uniroyal until May 2006. <mask> won the title with Toyota in 2006/07, 2007, and 2008 and with Dacia in 2011. The rules for the 2010 Formula One season were changed so that a former driver could sit on the stewards' panel. The first such driver to take on this role was <mask>. In 2010 <mask> took part in the Race of Champion, a race for legends of motor sport to compete in equal machinery. In February of 2012 <mask> was named as the new international ambassador for the company. <mask> has finished the Absa Cape Epic twice.He started the race with his partner, but did not finish it. In October of 2013, it was announced that <mask> would join forces with Jean-Paul Driot's DAMS racing team to form e.dams, a team which would compete in the Formula E Championship for electric racing cars. <mask> and Sébastien Buemi would be the team's initial drivers. The team won the inaugural Formula E teams championship. He worked as a special adviser for the team. He was a non-executive director with the company. During the 1000th Formula One race, <mask> waved the chequered flag as Lewis Hamilton crossed the line to take his 75th career victory.<mask> won the rallycross championship on ice in 2006 and 2007, driving a Toyota Auris. The L'quipe champion was presented with the Grand Prix de l'Académie des sports in 1986. In a survey of 217 Formula One drivers, <mask> was voted the fourth greatest Formula One driver of all time. In October 2020, The Economist ranked champion drivers by car quality to driver skill. <mask> is the third best driver of all time. Formula One drivers were ranked in November 2020. <mask> is the eighth best driver of all time.<mask> is considered to be the greatest Formula One driver of all time. The complete European Formula 3 results and the complete Formula One World Championship results were included in the summary. The race was stopped with less than 75% of the laps completed. Formula One non-championship results include pole position, fastest lap, and races in bold and

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title: Ric Byrne

texts: Aric Connely was born on April 13, 1973, and is an American professional wrestler and author. After being set on fire by a family member as a child, <mask> was hospitalized for several months with third degree burns over his chest, arms, and face. The scars are still visible, and have been incorporated into his wrestling persona. Although he has recently changed his name back to Connely, he was adopted by a family with the last name Allen. Les Thatcher was the head trainer at the Main Event Pro Wrestling Camp. On October 11, 2001 he made his wrestling debut for Violent Championship Wrestling under the ring name of <mask>. In violent championship wrestling, he was allied with "Madman" and fought against Al Snow's younger brother.He began his career as a referee in the Heartland Wrestling Association and later became an active wrestler on their roster. For the first few years, <mask> wrestled mostly in singles competition, holding early victories over Dean andRory. After September 6, 2003 when he suffered head trauma in a hardcore match, this changed. This was used to create a caveman character for Ooga Booga. In January 2005, <mask> defeated Frederick in a steel cage match to win the WWC title. In June 2005, Ooga Booga and Jon Moxley formed a partnership. Multiple chairshots in a single match returned the <mask> <mask> persona to activity in the Heartland Wrestling Association, as head trauma caused a character change for him.The Heartland Foundation was managed by Hellena Heavenly and was feuding with Foreign Intelligence and winning the HWA Tag Team Titles. The rivalry between Moxley and Hellena resulted in a split between them. At the same time, he was part of the creation of the Profit, Inc. group in the World Wrestling Coalition, holding both singles and tag titles with that company. During a "First Blood" match against Gotti on June 6, 2006, <mask>'s jaw was broken in multiple places at the halfway point of the match, and even though he was able to continue wrestling for another ten minutes, he was out for several months due to the extensive surgeries he had The World Wrestling Coalition, Buckeye Pro Wrestling, the Northern Wrestling Federation, and American Championship Wrestling all use Ooga Booga, as well as the Heartland Wrestling Association and the World Wrestling Coalition. At the Brian Pillman Memorial Show, at which he was made the new "Super Hero in Training" by Ro'Z, he tagged with Ro'Z to defeat the other two. August 30, 2003 - Bain defeated Violent Championship Wrestling for the title.In October of 2003 Bain and Madman were defeated to regain the title. On September 6, 2003 the Heartland Wrestling Association faced Brother Clay in a Hardcore match at the Red Barn which led to the creation of Ooga Booga. The final match of the Heartland Wrestling Association Tag Team Title tournament was between Ooga Booga and Deuce. Kara Kildare and Notorious JED defeated Jon Moxley and Ooga Booga in a Heartland Wrestling Association match. The title of the HWA Tag Team Championship was stripped from the Heartland Foundation after they defeated Foreign Intelligence. The World Wrestling Coalition lost the United States Championship to Shawn Parks. On October 2, 2004, Fabulous Frederick was defeated in a No Disqualification match for the World Wrestling Coalition Heavyweight Championship.The World Wrestling Coalition Tag Team Titles were won by "Too Fine" and "Vile" on April 2, 2005. January 8, 2005 - defeated Fabulous Frederick for the World Wrestling Coalition Heavyweight Title in a steel cage match, crushing his left ring finger. The World Wrestling Coalition Tag Team Championships were won by Shawn Parks and his team. "Superstar" Shawn Parks was defeated for the World Wrestling Coalition Heavyweight Championship. On January 13, 2007, Dave Nevada defeated Ken Lucas and Devlin Anderson to win the World Wrestling Coalition Tag Team Championship. 465 of the 500 best singles wrestlers in the world in 2008 were from Violent Championship Wrestling. He has written for wrestling.He and his wife have two children. Credited as a Technical advisor for WWE: Know Your Role, which was published by Comic Images on August 17, 2005. The Path of Kane, Vampire: The Masquerade 20th Anniversary Edition, Deadlands Reloaded: Ghost Towns, and Mind's Eye Theatre: Vampire the Masquerade have been published. The Fashion Bomb official site says "low to air nationally". May 8, 2007. Comic Book Resources has a story about a superhero from a comic book. The births of American male professional wrestlers.

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title: Hermann Samuel Reimarus

texts: The German philosopher and writer of the Enlightenment is remembered for his Deism, the doctrine that human reason can arrive at a knowledge of God and ethics from a study of nature. He was the first critic to investigate the historical Jesus. Jesus was a Jewish prophet and the apostles founded Christianity as a separate religion. His father and scholar educated him. A. Fabricius became his son-in-law. He attended school there. In 1716, he became Privatdozent at the University of Wittenberg, and in 1720-21 he visited the Netherlands and England.He became a professor of Hebrew and Oriental languages at his native city's high school in 1727. He held this post until his death, despite being offered more lucrative positions. He used his leisure in the study of philology, mathematics, philosophy, history, political economy, science and natural history, for which he made large collections. The Haus der patriotischen Gesellschaft, where the learned and artistic societies partly founded by him still meet, is a monument to his influence in that city. He had seven children, three of which survived him, and two of which were his daughters, one of them being Lessing's friend and correspondent. On 1 March 1768. His reputation as a scholar is dependent on the valuable edition of Dio Cassius which he prepared from the materials collected by Fabricius.He published a work on logic and two books on the religious questions of the day. The first of these was a collection of essays on the principals of natural religion. His analysis of the historical Jesus, Apologie und Schutzschrift fr die vernnftigen Verehrer Gottes was the main contribution to theological science. The Fragmentenstreit is the result of parts of this work being published as "Fragments by an Anonymous Writer" by Lessing. The beginning of critical research of the historical Jesus was impacted by this. There are differences between what Jesus said and what the apostles said. According to this view, Jesus was an apocalyptic prophet who preached about a worldly kingdom.Currency is within modern scholarship. Christianity was considered to be a fabrication. Christian Wolff's position is similar to that of Reimarus, but he is best known for his Apologie, which was excerpted by Lessing. The original manuscript is located in the town library. The university library of Gttingen had a copy made in 1814. In addition to the seven fragments published by Lessing, a second portion of the work was issued in 1787. The complete work was edited by Gerhard Alexander.D. F. Strauss gave an extensive analysis of the work in his book. Pure naturalistic deism is the standpoint of the Apologie. Natural religion is the absolute contradiction of revealed religion. The existence of a good Creator and immortality of the soul are essential truths of the former. The basis of a universal religion can be found in these truths. A religion that was revealed could never be credible to all men. The Bible doesn't present such a revelation.It is one tissue of folly, deceit, enthusiasm, selfishness and crime, and it is67531 as to matters of fact, contrary to human experience, reason and morals. It is not a catechism which a revelation would have to be. The Old Testament doesn't say much about the worship of God and its writers don't know the second fundamental truth of religion, the immortality of the soul. The design of the writers of the New Testament and Jesus was not to teach true rational religion, but to serve their own selfish ambitions. It is important to remember that the attack on atheism was done with equal effect and sincerity. The works of B. Pnjer, Otto Pfleiderer and Harald Hffding can be found here. Pnjer states that God is the creator of the world and His wisdom and goodness are visible in it.The purpose of God in creation and the essential nature of man lead to immortality. Religion makes us happy and makes us happy alone. Without miracles there could be no revelation. Pfleiderer says that the errors of the man were that he ignored historical and literary criticism, sources, date, origin, etc., of documents, and the narratives were said to be either divine or purely human. He had no idea what an immanent reason was. Hffding states that a revelation is superfluous and that natural religion suffices. It is both physically and morally impossible.It is not possible for God to favour some men over others, and it is not possible for him to interrupt his own work by miracles. To true ideas of God, the doctrine of eternal punishment is most contrary. Albert Schweitzer praised the work of Reimarus. Schweitzer describes the essay on "The Aims of Jesus and His Disciples" as not only one of the greatest events in the history of criticism, but also a masterpiece of general literature. "On the passing of the Israelites Through the Red Sea" is Lessing's third excerpt in Fragments and is said to be one of the best. According to Richard N. Soulen, Schweitzer paid special attention to the fact that Jesus' thought-world was essentially eschatological until the end of the 19th century. There is a need to distinguish between the historical Jesus and the Early Church in order to understand the origin of the break with Judaism.There are Views on Jesus and Paul of Tarsus Notes References. He was named as Metaphysiker. Schningh was born in 1909. Wrzburg was founded in 1908. Dirk Fleischer. "Reimarus, <mask>." In: NDB.There is a new edition of Vol. S. 337 f. was written in Berlin in 2003 by Duncker & Humblot. The person is Groetsch, Ulrich. Historian, Hebraist, Enlightenment Radical in Disguise is the name of the man. In 2015, Brill. There is a man named Wulf Kellerwessel. "<mask> <mask>' Bibel- und Religionskritik."There is in Aufklrung und Kritik. There is a new edition of Vol. 17 is pp. The year was 159–169. Klein, Dietrich. There was a man named <mask> <mask>. Theologische Werk.Tbingen 2009, was written by Mohr Siebeck. Martin Mulsow wrote an ed. There is a relationship between Philology and Radical Enlightenment. New York and Leiden in 2011. Martin Mulzer. "Reimarus, <mask>." In Michaela Bauks, Klaus Koenen, and Stefan Alkier.There is a wissenschaftliche Bibellexikon im Internet. Raimund, Lachner. "<mask> Reimarus." In the book. There is a new edition of Vol. Bautz, Herzberg 1994, pp. 1490–1500.Overhoff, Jrgen. "Reimarus, <mask>." In this issue of the biografie. Wallstein, Gttingen 2008, pp. 281–289. <mask>, known as "Reimarus", was a man who died in 1694-1768. The Dictionary of German Philosophers was published in the 18th century.Heiner F. Klemme is a general editor. 3, London/New York 2010 is a book. The person is Harald Schultze. The name of the person was <mask>. In Theologische Realenzyklopdie. There is a new edition of Vol. In 1997: 470–473.The name of the person is Johann Anselm Steiger. "Bibliotheca Reimariana: Die Bibliothek des Hamburger Aufklrers und Gelehrten In Wolfenbtteler Notizen. It was : : : ; : ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; There is a new edition of Vol. The 30th of 2005. The Posthumous Essays of John Churton Collins, The Posthumous Essays of John Churton Collins, The Posthumous Essays of John Churton Collins, The Posthumous Essays of John Churton Collins, The Posthumous Essays of John Churton Collins, The PosthumXII, pp. Wolfenbttel Fragments Fragmente are Ungenannten. The common engl is lessing. "Fragments by an Unknown Author" is a translation that is misleading. Albert Schweitzer is a writer. 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title: Madonna Swan

texts: <mask>a was a woman. <mask> overcame extreme difficulties including the Native American Tuberculosis epidemic of the 20th century to lead a fulfilled life. She overcame the terrible conditions of socio-economic deprivation, restricted education, poor health care, and confinement to the Indian tuberculosis sanatorium and the reservation, to attend college, become a Head Start teacher, marry, raise a child, and be named Native American Woman of the Year. <mask> is an inspiration to both Indian and non- Indian women. <mask> relates the stories of her life in the autobiographical narrative. <mask> was born on the Cheyenne River Reservation in 1928. Only five of the ten children survived to adulthood.Her Indian name was given to her by her father. James Hart <mask> and Lucy Josephine High Pine-<mask> were both born in the 20th century. James attended two years at Haskell Indian College, which was the equivalent to a junior college, after completing his education at the Chilocco Indian Agricultural School. The <mask> family lived with <mask>'s paternal great-uncle, known as Grandpa Puts On His Shoes, for the first five years of her life. The American Indian elders of the age cohort of Grandpa Puts were alive before the Indian victory at Little Big Horn and the final Indian confinement on indian reservations. <mask>'s childhood was filled with Indian beliefs and customs. She told a story of being cured of warts by rubbing a raw potato on them.<mask> attended a catholic boarding school in South Dakota. She was a member of the basketball team. <mask> first learned that some of her classmates had Tuberculosis at this school in the fall of 1943. The school staff and her became aware of the disease after several girls developed coughs and chest pain. There were girls who died from quick consumption. <mask> had the symptoms of Tuberculosis. Her brother, who introduced her to the man she later married, was wounded in World War II and contracted Malaria.In the spring of 1944, Kermit died. <mask> received the official diagnosis of Tuberculosis in the fall of 1944 as a result of Misfortune. The stigma of Tuberculosis was huge at this time. It was considered a social disease by the Indians. A red tag was attached to Indian homes that had a person with Tuberculosis living in them. The person with the tag died or went to the sanatorium. The treatment for Tuberculosis during this time was isolation and artificial pneumothorax.<mask> was taken to the Sanatorium in Rapid City in December 1944. <mask> was treated for her Tuberculosis at the San by placing bean bags on her chest and lying on the back for hours. This was how lung compression was done. Carlo Forlanini, an Italian physician, supported the idea that the collapsing of the lung would kill the mycobacterium tuberculosis. The treatment did not cure <mask>. The rest, a proper diet and a well- regulated hospital life were not available to those at Indian sanatoria. The living conditions were not good for recovery.<mask> said that the food was unvaried and substandard. Indians who were patients at Indian sanatoria at the time of <mask>'s confinement did not have access to the medicine that was shown to kill mycobacterium tuberculosis. Health care for the American Indian was substandard due to discrimination, and both the poor living conditions and lack of medicine were common. <mask>'s younger brother Orby died in the sixth year of her confinement in the sanatorium. He wanted his sister's parents to take him home from the sanatorium so that he could die at home. He died after being taken home. After being denied the chance to attend her brother's funeral and the thought of dying in the sanatorium added to <mask>'s desire to leave, she did without permission and returned to her family home.<mask> was refused to return to the Indian sanatorium by her father. Henry Standing Bear, an old school friend, advised them to see a doctor in Pierre and get into the "white" TB sanatorium in South Dakota. Due to discrimination, the authorities denied her admittance to Sanator and told her that she had to go back to the San San. James Hart <mask> gained an audience with the governor of South Dakota when he refused to accept the denial. The governor understood that American Indians were not treated fairly and arranged for <mask> to be admitted to Sanator. <mask> was admitted to Sanator in 1950. The hospital she found was very different.Patients were allowed to wear their own clothing and walk around the grounds of the building, which was landscaped with trees and flowers. The doctor promised <mask>'s parents that he would do everything in his power to help her. They tried to pump air into her abdomen, but it didn't work, and then they tried to collapse her bad lung, but it didn't work either. They tried an operation called a phrenic which would collapse her lung, but it failed to kill the disease. A new procedure that was new to the United States was discovered by Dr. Meyers after attending a conference on Tuberculosis. 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She was certified in horology. After ten years from the first symptoms of Tuberculosis, <mask> is cured. She left her job as a receptionist at Sanator to work on watches and jewelry.Her father died when she was young. She married a man who was an army friend of her brother. <mask> and Jay raised Austin Paul, the son of <mask>'s sister. <mask> was an aide in the Head Start program. <mask> earned a GED in 1967. <mask> was never able to get her undergraduate degree because of her frail health, despite completing 136 credit hours at the college level. She was proud of her "son" Austin Paul, who graduated from college in 1979.In 1983, <mask>-Abdalla was selected as the North American Indian Woman of the Year. <mask>'s story was related to the author Mark St. Pierre. She is a symbol of courage, perseverance, and strength. Ross and Luana were references in the notes. Work was reviewed. Mark St. Pierre wrote "<mask> Swan: A Lakota Woman's Story". No. 194. pp. Steve Schulte. Work was reviewed. 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