title: Lovisa von Burghausen

texts: After being taken prisoner by the Russians during the Great Northern War, a Swedish memoirist became famous for her story about being a slave in Russia. She was sold as a slave several times before she recovered her freedom, and her story became the most famous of the many stories of Carolinian fates of this period. One of the five daughters of a Swedish major was kidnapped when she was just a baby. The city was taken by the Russians after the Battle of Narva. During the chaotic pillage of the city, Lovisa was separated from her family and taken captive by a Russian soldier. Many of the citizens of Narva were taken captive by the Russian military and sold as slaves in Russia and the Ottoman Empire. As prisoners of war, their parents and sisters were taken captive and deported to Siberia.On the way to the Russian camp, another soldier demanded to have her, and when the first one claimed that he intended to give her as a present to his captain, the second one wounded her in the chest with his saber. She lost her voice and consciousness after she fainted and woke up in a tent, crying for her mother. The first master was given to the Russian prince. She was sent to a nunnery to be converted to the Russian Orthodox faith, but was beaten as a pagan unwilling to convert. After three months, she was released from the convent by the intervention of the Prince's mother, the dowager princess. The prince's wife suspected her of being a spy and abused her. If the old dowager princess hadn't come to her rescue, she would have died from hanging upside down in the garden.She was to accompany the princely family to Ukraine in 1709 and witness the Swedish army and prisoners march in under Russian captivity in the triumph of the czar Peter the Great in Moscow. She was married to the chamberlain of the Prince, a sixteen-year-old Swedish boy who was captive and fostered in the Orthodox faith. Her daughter died six weeks later. He died from being shot in the leg. The hospodar ofMoldavia visited Moscow with his family. During a visit to the Repnins, his wife, Kassandra Cantacuzene, gave Princess Prascovia a diamond as a gift, and she then gave it to Princess Cantemir. The wife of the baker of the Cantemir court poisoned the second master Princess Cantemir and only with good medical help was she saved.An English merchant in the German Quarter of Moscow advised a Swedish woman who was employed at the court to flee and seek refuge at his home. She was sent to Archangelsk by the English merchant to be educated in the Protestant religion. She was arrested by the Russian police and taken to prince Cantemir. She was chained to her hands and feet and had nails hammered through her shoes to make it difficult for her to walk. Her arms were covered in ice as she was forced to wash clothes in a cold kitchen. If it weren't for the daughters of the prince, Maria Cantemir and Smaragda, she would have frozen to death. In 1714, prince Cantemir left his household under the supervision of a captain and his wife.The wife of Iwanof took Lovisa and two other female slaves to the Russian slave market and sold them all. The woman from Narva was sold to a Russian clerk, while the woman from the other side of the world was sold to a Turkish merchant. She was sold for a small amount of money and a fan. She was put in a sleigh with a lot of carpets and taken to Tobolsk in Siberia. A Russian clerk saw a woman crying in an inn and asked her what had happened. He reported her story to the voivod. When the voivod questioned the Turk, he told them that the person in his sleigh was an old Russian woman.They didn't know that this was the city where the parents of Lovisa lived as prisoners of war. At the home of the Turk in Tobolsk, Lovisa was put to hard labour and badly beaten every time she made a mistake. The largest colony of Swedish prisoners of war were allowed to live in Tobolsk, a city in Siberia. At the Battle of Poltava, the Swedish lieutenant Magnus Vilhelm Sprengtporten was taken prisoner at the same time as Lovisa escaped. She said that he was her greatest salvation. One day, she left the house of the Turk to buy silk, accompanied by a guard. The guard was distracted by a game of sports, and lovisa mixed with the crowd and made contact with Sprengtporten, who took her to his friend.The police put a guard around the house, but Sprengporten helped her pass them by giving her a pack of clothes and saying that she was his maid on her way to the tailor's. She had to hide under a tub in the basement for three days after a tip from a servant who wanted the reward. There were a number of houses where she was hidden. During a visit from the vice governor, Patkull put her in bed and claimed that she was her sick niece. A Russian farmer arranged for her to be taken from the city to Japantskin on her way to her parents, and the son of the farmer was kept. The villagers thought she was the son of a noble and planned to kill her in her sleep. A maid warned her and she jumped out of the cottage to the farmer, who was feeding the horse, and up to the sleigh.After sleeping on the side of the road, they heard a noise and saw the villagers hunting with their dogs. Their traces were concealed because it was snowing. The Swedish noblewoman <mask> Knorring obtained a pass for her niece, lovisa, in Japantskin, and they traveled together to Solikamsk. After all of her sisters were married to officers, Lovisa was alone with her parents. She was instructed in Lutheranism by the priest of the Swedish colony. Her parents forced her to marry a priest who was thirty years older than her. She followed her husband to Sweden when the Swedish prisoners were released after the war.She made the home bright with her kindness. In 1729, she became a widow, and in 1731, she married her husband's successor. She died childless in 1733 due to the bad health she had after her time as a slave. The story of Lovisa <mask> was written by an honest man of the priest cloth and was read at her funeral. The national archives of Sweden have it at Biografica. The album " To the Fallen Sons" was released by Carolus with a song dedicated to her. After the fall of Narva in 1704 many Swedish, Finn and Baltic people were taken captive by Russian soldiers and sold as slaves in Russia and Turkey.The Swedish ambassador to Turkey, Thomas Funck, visited the slave auctions in Istanbul to buy Swedish citizens, as well as buying a "carpenter's daughter" from Narva. The people who were bought free were taken to the camp of the king Charles XII of Sweden and returned to Sweden with him. In the peace treaty of 1721, the Russian czar allowed all prisoners in Russia to return home, except those who had converted to the Russian religion, as this was considered to make them Russian citizens, but as the Swedish slaves had been forced to convert to the orthodox faith by their masters, If it could be proven that they had been forced to convert, they would sometimes be let free, but forced to stay in Russia. The story of the many women being taken as slaves during this war is well known. The List of slaves Footnotes References was written by berg and was titled 'Fates of Carolinian Women'. Karolinerna i Ryssland was born in 1700.Misery of prisoners. The Carolinians in Russia in the 17th century. There is a book called Libris 7228808. 1733 deaths were caused by people from Narva Baltic-German people.

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Anna von
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title: Andrew Bartlett

type: paraphrased

texts: An Australian politician, social worker, academic, and social campaigner who served as a Senator for Queensland from 1997 to 2008 and from 2017 to 2018, <mask> was born on 4 August 1964. He was the leader of the Australian Democrats from 2002 to 2004 and the deputy leader from 2004 to 2008. He returned to the Senate as a member of the Australian Greens in November of last year. He resigned from the Senate in August of last year, allowing Waters to take his seat in the House of Representatives before the election. He has lived in the same place for all of his life. His great-great-grandfather, who is said to be the first Greek to arrive in Australia in 1840, was of Irish, Swiss, English and Greek origin. He graduated from the University of QUEENSLAND with a degree in arts and social work.Prior to entering politics, <mask> was a social worker with the Department of Social Security, and worked with alternative radio station, 4ZZZ FM. He was a drummer and keyboard player in a number of local rock bands. Too Green For Summer had a song on the Rock Against Howard CD. In 1990 she joined the staff of a senator. He joined the staff of the senator three years later. He was the federal campaign director in 1998. After the resignation of Kernot, the casual Senate seat was filled by <mask>, who was elected for a six-year term in 2001.At one time, he was the only Australian parliamentarian to visit every refugee detention centre in Australia, as well as those on Christmas Island and Nauru, where he went four times to meet. The "Sanctuary Under Review" report was produced by the Senate Inquiry into Australia's refugee determination system. There are people living in poverty, as well as the physically and mentally disabled. He is interested in the environment and animal welfare. He introduced a private member's bill to change the animal welfare system in Australia. The petition to end the live sheep export trade received over 100,000 signatures. He was against Australia's involvement in Iraq.The private member's bill was designed to prevent the Prime Minister of Australia from sending the country to war without the consent of both houses of parliament. The bill was debated in the Senate but no formal vote was taken. Gay rights have been fought for by <mask>. He called a proposed law to define marriage as between a man and a woman an "absolute disgrace" in 2004. The Cluster Munitions (Prohibition) Bill 2006 was introduced into the Senate. It would prevent Australia from manufacturing cluster munitions. The leader of the Australian Democrats was elected in October after the resignation of the Senate leader.The Democrats' troubled party room was helped by the fact that <mask> spoke against the maltreatment of refugees and the Department of Immigration. He oversaw the Democrat senators' use of their potential balance of power role to influence increased funding for Medicare, protection of the welfare payments of sole parents, the unemployed and the disabled, and entitlement of some homosexual couples to superannuation entitlements equivalent to those enjoyed by heterosexual couples. In December of 2003 he resigned from his Senate leadership. After Jeannie Ferris accused him of physical and verbal abusing her when she confronted him after a vote, he gave her an apology. He admitted to abusing and manhandling the Senator. The man was accused of stealing five bottles of wine from the function where he had been drinking. After Ferris retrieved the wine, he approached her and was said to have abused her both inside the chamber and along the way to an outside courtyard.The video appeared to show that the man was drunk. The apology was accompanied by a bottle of wine, which Ferris described as "quite inappropriate." Liberal Senator Brett Mason said that perhaps a little more was made of the incident than should have been made. I think it was overblown by everyone. According to The Bulletin magazine, Senator Moore said that <mask> had been unfairly demonized. In January 2004, the party's parliamentary leader gave an assurance that he would not drink alcohol. The party's support levels were the same as they were at the time of Despoja's resignation.The Democrats were defending three Senate seats in the 2004 election and he was unable to increase the party's support. One seat went to the Greens and two to the Liberals. The lowest vote since the party's inception in 1977 was recorded by the party. After the 2004 election, <mask> took on the deputy leadership and did not re-contest the leadership. He was defeated in the election in 2007, polling only 18% of the primary vote. The Democrats lost all of their Senate seats in other states. He left the Senate at the end of his term.Bob Brown, the leader of the Australian Greens, announced in November 2009, that there would be a contest for the lower house seat of Brisbane at the 2010 federal election. The seat went to the Greens in the 2010 election with just over 10% of the vote. In the May 2012 election, the Greens received 10.7% of the primary vote, an increase from the previous election. The Democrats were deregistered by the Australian Electoral Commission in 2015. The party's support of the Howard Government's introduction of the Goods and Services Tax was "catastrophic", but the downfall of the leader in 2002 was the final straw, according to a former Democrats leader. While he did not meet the quota for election, his colleague Senator Larissa Waters resigned her position after discovering she held dual Australian and Canadian citizenship. She was ineligible on October 27th, savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesayHe was the second person on the Australian Greens Senate ticket. His election was announced on 10 November and he was sworn in as a Senator on 12 November. Despite a pre-selection battle between himself and Waters for the next Senate election, <mask> decided to seek pre-selection for the seat of Brisbane in the House of Representatives instead. On 16 June, <mask> announced that he would resign from the Senate at the end of August to be replaced by Waters. The Senate President Scott Ryan received the resignation on August 27. He received 22% of the first preferences at the federal election and was elected to the House of Representatives. Despite not winning the seat, he brought the Greens vote to its highest ever percentage in the electorate, falling short of entering the two-party preferred vote behind Labor in second place.In the electoral district of Clayfield, which was part of the Legislative Assembly ofQueensland, he received 17.6% of the vote. There are animal rights and human rights issues. After leaving parliament, he became a part-time Research Fellow with the Migration Law Program at the Australian National University. The Chair of the Board of Directors of 4ZZZ was once held by <mask>. He occasionally writes for websites. He was hospitalized for depression in 2012 and wrote an article about it for Mental Health Week. He has a daughter.<mask> responded to the Marriage Act Amendment "Mauled by a wild MP" in a Herald Sun interview.

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title: Olly Lancashire

texts: <mask> was born in December 1988 and is an English professional footballer. He began his career as a youth player for Crystal Palace. He made his senior debut in 2008 and captained the under-18 side. He joined Walsall in July 2010 after three loan spells at Grimsby Town. He went to Aldershot Town in the summer of 2012 after making 58 appearances for Walsall. A permanent transfer was made to Rochdale in July of 2013). He played for Shrewsbury Town, followed by two for Swindon Town, and then joined Crewe Alexandra.He was a supporting player for the B team programme. On December 13, 1988 Lancashire was born in Hampshire. He attended Hook Junior School and Robert May's School. He signed a two-year contract with Saints. It was linked with moves to the top flight. He made his first-team debut against Queens Park Rangers on September 14, 2008, but was sent off after 29 minutes for a rash tackle. After a two match ban, Lancashire returned and helped the club keep two clean sheets in a row.After receiving a red card for the second time, in a 0–0 draw against Sheffield United, on 21 October 2008, it was several weeks later. He never became a first team regular, looking out of his depth. He explained his discipline issue when he joined. There was a list of 13 players to be released from Saints before the start of the 2010–11 season. In October 2009, Lancashire signed a one-month loan for Grimsby Town. In his second game for Town, against Accrington Stanley, on 30 October 2009, he received his third career red card, in only 15 league matches, for handling the ball in the penalty area. He scored an own goal in the Football League Trophy quarter final at Elland Road when he was playing for Grimsby.The injury crisis at his parent club meant that he was recalled from his second spell on loan at Grimsby on December 31st. On the day of the transfer deadline, February 1, 2010, Grimsby joined for a third time, until the end of the season. He scored his first professional goal in April 2010. For the first time in nearly 100 years, Grimsby Town were demoted from the Football League at the end of the season. He said his time at the club made him a better player. Chris Hutchings said "He has shown plenty of promise and we have had some good reports on him." Competition will be added to the central defensive positions.He made his debut for the club on the opening day of the season, coming on as a late substitute in a 2–1 loss against Milton Keynes Dons. He made 29 appearances. One of the players criticized by Hutchings for poor displays during the season was Lancashire. He described the survival as the biggest day of his career. The club avoided being demoted for the second season in a row. He missed the 2–1 defeat against Oldham Athletic in February 2012 due to an injury he sustained in December. On 3 March 2012 he scored his first goal for Walsall, an injury time goal, as the team drew with Leyton Orient.On May 9, 2012 it was announced that Lancashire had been released. On June 14, 2012 he signed a two-year deal with League Two side Aldershot Town. He played in 12 league and three cup games for Aldershot. 13 players were made redundant after the club went into administration. A one-year contract was signed with Rochdale. He made his debut in the opening game of the season when he wore the number six shirt. As part of the team's first choice centre back pair, he was joined by on-loan Jack O'Connell.Due to the injury and suspension of first team captain Peter Cavanagh, he was handed the captain's armband. He was given a one-game ban after being sent-off in a 4–0 loss to Scunthorpe United. In a 2–1 loss against League Two strugglers Torquay United, Lancashire was sent-off for the second time that season. Rochdale was promoted to League One and Lancashire wrote to the club's supporters. There was a one-year extension with Rochdale. The captain of Rochdale was named on August 5, 2014, after the departure of Peter Cavanagh. He sustained a groin injury in the opening game of the season and was expected to be out for four to six weeks.After coming on as a substitute for Jamie Allen in the 33rd minute of a 3–2 win over Leyton Orient on 27 September, it was obvious that Lancashire had recovered from his injury. He captained the side in a 0–0 draw against Northampton Town in the first round of the FA Cup. Rochdale won the replay in the last minute to advance to the next round. The injury-plagued team made 28 appearances in all competitions during the 2014–2018. Lancashire signed a two-year deal at Shrewsbury Town after rejecting a new deal at Rochdale. He scored his first goal in a loss to his former club. On June 28, 2017, he joined League Two side Swindon Town on a two-year deal.He scored his first goal for Swindon in a 3–2 EFL Cup defeat. He was let go by Swindon at the end of the season. He signed a two-year contract with the company. He scored his first goal on January 19th, 2021. On May 13, 2021, the club announced that it was releasing Lancashire. In order to help progress the players mentally and set a standard of good behavior, he will play and train with the club's B team and under 23 side. External links are used to reference career statistics.There are people on the website who are living people. The players are from Grimsby Town F.C. The players are from the F.C. The players are from Aldershot Town F.C. The players are from Rochdale A.F.C. The players are from Shrewsbury Town F.C. The players are from Swindon Town F.C.The players are from the F.C. Footballers from Hampshire.


title: James Murray (British Army officer, born 1721)

texts: General <mask> was a British army officer who served as a colonial administrator and governor of the Province of Quebec. His term in Quebec was successful and marked with good relationships with the conquered Canadiens, who were reassured of their traditional rights and customs. <mask> was the younger son of 4th Lord Elibank and his wife Betty. <mask> served in Nova Scotia. He began his military career in 1736 in the 3rd Scots Regiment in Dutch service. In 1740 he was a second lieutenant in Wynyard's Marines, under his brother <mask>, 5th Lord Elibank. He was a captain in 1742.During the War of the Austrian Succession, he served as Captain of the grenadier company of the 15th Regiment of Foot and was severely wounded during the Siege of Ostend in 1745, as well as distinguishing himself in the raid on Lorient in 1746. He married Cordelia in December of 1748. The lieutenant-colonelcy was purchased by Canada <mask> in 1751. He defended Sir John Mordaunt in his court-martial. He commanded a battalion in the 1758 Siege of Louisbourg. <mask> was with General Wolfe on a raiding expedition northwards in the Gulf of St. Lawrence Campaign. <mask>rried the French fishing settlements along Miramichi Bay after Wolfe destroyed the French settlements along the Gaspe Peninsula.The homes and church at St. Anne's were destroyed. <mask> was under General <mask> at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham. Wolfe's plan to land the army at Anse Au Foulon was foolish and absurd, according to <mask>. After Quebec City fell to the British, he was the military commander. <mask> and the British were defeated in the Battle of Sainte-Foy. Due to a lack of supplies and the arrival of a British relief fleet, the French had to abandon their siege of Quebec. Patrick Ferguson was encouraged by his uncle to join the military.Anne was <mask>'s sister and was married to Lord Pitfour. He helped <mask>, illegitimate son of George. <mask>'s part in the British advance on Montreal, in which he pacified many of the French Canadians, showed his true worth as a military commander and a negotiator. <mask> lived at Lorette, near Quebec City, after signing a Treaty of Peace with the Huron Nation. The treaty was found valid by the Supreme Court of Canada in 1990. In October 1760, he became military governor of the district of Quebec and became the first civil governor of Quebec. He was promoted to Major-General.He was sympathetic to the French-Canadians and preferred them over British merchants who came after the conquest. At the time the French outnumbered the British 25:1, he needed to be careful not to cause discontent or rebellion. His precedents were preserved in the Quebec Act of 1774, even though he remained governor in name until 1768. <mask> successfully argued for the Quebec Act to continue slavery in Quebec as it had existed under the French; an advertisement appeared in the Quebec Gazette in 1769 for a "negro woman, aged 25 years, with a mulatto male child... formerly the property of General <mask>". He was appointed Colonel of the 13th Regiment of Foot after returning to Great Britain. Minorca <mask> was lieutenant-governor from 1774 to 1778 and then governor from 1778 to 1782. He married Ann Witham, daughter of the Consul-General there, in 1780.During the American War of Independence, he defended Fort St. Philip against a Franco-Spanish attack for seven months. <mask> was known as Old Minorca. He died at his home, Beauport Park, in Hollington. He was appointed General, and Governor of Kingston-upon-Hull in 1783, and Colonel of the 21st (Royal North British) Fusiliers in 1789. The apse of the Old St Helen's Church in Hastings was where his body was laid to rest. His first marriage was childless, but by his second he had six children, two of which died in infancy. <mask> was the 4th Baron Douglas.He and his wife brought up his older brother Patrick, Lord Elibank's illegitimate daughter <mask>. <mask> was the Governor of the new-captured Quebec in the film Battle of the Brave. He is portrayed by a man. He is portrayed by Graham Harley in three episodes of Marguerite Volant. The Seven Years War List of Governors General of Canada List of Governors of Minorca Notes contains references to Great Britain. Online <mask>, Colonel Hon., accessed 17 November 2015, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003–. The Five Sons of "Bare Betty" was written by Arthur C.Scott, S. The Civil and Military Authority in Canada was established in 1764. The Canadian Historical Review was published in the late 19th century. Wrong, George. The Disruption of the First British Empire was caused by Canada and the American Revolution. Toronto, 1935. <mask> is a primary source.The Journal of the Siege of Quebec was written by <mask>. The report of the Government of Quebec in Canada was written by William Draper. For the trial of the Hon. Lieut. The National Battlefields Commission links the articles against Gen. <mask>, Late Governor of Minorca. The Plains of Abraham is located in Quebec, Canada. From the Warpath to the Plains of Abraham.There is a virtual exhibition. The War of the Austrian Succession resulted in the deaths of British Army generals and British Army personnel.

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James Murray
Alexander Murray
Alexander Murray
Patrick Murray
James Murray
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James Wolfe
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title: Corry Evans

texts: <mask> is a professional footballer from Northern Ireland who plays for League One side Sunderland. Like his older brother, he came through the Manchester United youth academy. <mask> has the ability to operate in either the defence or the middle of the field. He has mainly been used in the middle of the field. <mask> began his career with Greenisland Boys FC, where he played with two other Manchester United youth players. The whole family moved to Manchester when <mask>' brother was signed by Manchester United. <mask> signed a trainee contract with the club on his 16th birthday in July 2006 after he joined the Manchester United youth team.He made his debut for the reserve team on October 31, 2005, coming on as a substitute for Sam Hewson in a 5–1 away defeat by Oldham Athletic. He made 19 appearances and scored one goal for the Under 18s, but his next reserve team appearance was in November 2007, when he came on as a second-half substitute for David Gray. <mask> became a regular in the reserve team in 2008–09 after five more appearances for the reserves in 2007. <mask> found himself increasingly used as a centre-back during the 2008–09 season despite being deployed as a centralMidfielder throughout his earlier career. <mask> was nominated by the reserve team manager for the Denzil Haroun Reserve Player of the Year award, but lost out to Chester. On May 24, 2009, <mask> received his first call-up to the Manchester United first team, when he was named to the bench for the club's last game of the 2008–09 season against Hull City. The United squad toured North America in July of 2010.He came on as a substitute in the second half of the Philadelphia Union game, joining his brother on the pitch, despite being an unused substitute in the first match against Celtic. He joined Carlisle United on a one-month loan. He joined Hull City on loan. He scored in the away draw against Reading as a replacement for Cameron Stewart. The move was permanent after the 2010–11 season. He made his first appearance since joining City on a permanent deal in August of 2011. A neat move down the left resulted in a high cross being dropped for <mask> <mask>, who sent a low volley past Murphy and into the bottom corner of the net.The first goal of the game was scored by <mask> on December 29, 2012 when he put the ball into the bottom corner. <mask> left Hull after 97 appearances in August of 2013). <mask> passed a medical and signed a three-year contract despite a groin injury. <mask> scored his first goal for the club with a volley from 25 yards. He signed a contract extension in November of 2015. He was injured in a match in December of 2016 due to a groin problem. He was taken off in the second half.He would be out of action for the rest of the season as he was going to have a groin surgery. The end of the 2020–21 season was when <mask>' departure was announced. <mask> joined the League One side on a free transfer and signed a two-year deal. He scored his first goal for the club in a loss. <mask> began his international football career as a schoolboy, playing for the Northern Ireland under-16 side and scoring one goal in three appearances. He played in five games for the under 17 side in two months. The team went winless in those five matches.<mask> joined the under-19 team at the end of 2007, but they were just as bad as the under 17s, losing four and winning one match. He made his debut for the under-21 side in August 2008, but was replaced after 72 minutes of the 1–0 loss to Poland. He's made four more appearances for the under-21s. The U21s failed to qualify for the Euro 2009, but he was recalled for Euro 2011. On 20 May 2009, <mask> received his first call-up to the Northern Ireland senior team and was included in a 19-man squad for the match against Italy in Pisa on 6 June 2009. He played 78 minutes in the 3–0 defeat before being replaced by Ferguson. <mask> scored his first international goal on September 3, 2010 after coming on as a substitute in a 1–0 away win over Slovenia.<mask> was included in the Northern Ireland squad for the Euro. Northern Ireland lost to Poland by a margin of 1–0 in its first match. Due to Northern Ireland being eliminated from the tournament, he played the entire match against Wales. During the first leg of a two-game playoff against Switzerland in the qualification for the World Cup in Russia, <mask> was given a penalty kick after a shot from close proximity from Xherdan Shaqiri went off his side. In the 2010 qualification playoff, his brother compared the decision to the one made by Henry against the Republic of Ireland. Northern Ireland's goal tally is listed first in career statistics. There are links at irishFA.com to Northern Ireland progile at NIFG.The players are from Carlisle United F.C. The players are from Hull City A.F.C. The players are from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from People are educated at Monkstown Community School.

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title: Malcolm Gladwell

texts: <mask> is an English-born Canadian journalist, author, and public speaker. He is a writer for The New Yorker. The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference is one of seven books he has published. The New York Times Best Seller list has five of his books on it. Revisionist History is one of the shows he is the host of. <mask>'s writings deal with the unexpected implications of research in the social sciences, like sociology and psychology, and make frequent and extended use of academic work. <mask> was appointed to the Order of Canada.<mask> was born in Hampshire, England. <mask> is his mother. His father was a professor of mathematics. <mask> attended a church in rural Ontario when he was a child. <mask>'s maternal ancestors were a Jamaican free woman of colour who was a slaveowner. His great-great-great-grandmother was from Nigeria. Many lucky circumstances that came to his family over the course of several generations contributed to his path towards success, according to the epilogue of his book Outliers.<mask> said that his mother is his role model as a writer. He and his family moved to Canada when he was six. <mask> was an ambitious and single-minded boy according to his father. <mask>'s father, a professor of mathematics and engineering at the University of Waterloo, allowed him to wander around the offices at his university when he was 11 years old, which sparked his interest in reading and libraries. <mask> received a doctorate from the University of Waterloo. <mask> was an intern at the National Journalism Center in the spring of 1982. He received a bachelor's degree in History from the Trinity College of University of Toronto in 1984.<mask> decided to go to advertising school because his grades weren't good enough for graduate school. He moved to Indiana after being rejected by every advertising agency that he applied to. Insight on the News is a magazine owned by Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church. <mask> began covering business and science for The Washington Post in 1987. <mask> said that he felt like an expert at the end of the 10,000-hour rule, which he popularized in Outliers. It took 10 years. <mask> wanted to "mine current academic research for insights, theories, direction, or inspiration" when he started at The New Yorker.His first assignment was to write about fashion. <mask> decided to write a piece about a man who manufactured T-shirts, instead of writing about high-class fashion. It's much harder to make a T-shirt for $8 than it is to make a dress for $100,000. <mask> wrote two New Yorker articles in 1996: "The Tipping Point" and "The Coolhunt". <mask> received a $1 million advance for his first book, The Tipping Point, which was based on these two pieces. He writes for The New Yorker. <mask> was a contributing editor for Grantland, a sports journalism website founded by Bill Simmons.<mask> introduced the concept of thetalent myth in a July 2002 article in The New Yorker. The work looks at managerial and administrative techniques that companies have used. He states that the misconception is that management and executives are too quick to classify employees without adequate performance records and thus make hasty decisions. Many companies reward "stars" over other employees with bonuses. With the rapid rise of inexperienced workers with little in-depth performance review, promotions are often incorrect, putting employees into positions they should not have and keeping more experienced employees from rising. He says that under this system, people with a high personality are more likely to climb the ladder since they are less likely to take blame for failure. The system of rewarding "stars" eventually worsens a company's position according to him.<mask> states that the most successful companies reward experience above all else and need more time for promotions. <mask> had seven books published after the release of The Bomber Mafia: A Dream, a Temptation, and the Longest Night of the Second World War. He said that he had two parallel things that he was interested in. I'm interested in collecting interesting stories and I'm interested in collecting research. I'm looking for cases where they overlap. His first book, The Tipping Point, was inspired by the fall of crime in New York City. He wanted the book to have a broader appeal than just crime and wanted to explain similar phenomena through the lens of epidemiology.<mask> was a reporter for The Washington Post. He said that epidemiologists have a "strikingly different way of looking at the world". The term tipping point comes from the moment in an epidemic when the virus reaches critical mass and begins to spread at a much higher rate. <mask>'s theories of crime were heavily influenced by the "broken windows theory" of policing, and <mask> is credited for packaging and popularizing the theory in a way that was implementable in New York City. <mask>'s implementation bears a striking resemblance to the NYPD's "stop-and-frisk" policies. In the decade and a half since its publication, The Tipping Point and Gladwell have both come under fire for the tenuous link between "broken windows" and New York City's drop in violent crime. <mask> admitted in an interview with Jon Ronson that he was too enamored with the broken-windows notion.He said that he overstated the importance of the idea because he was enamored by the simplicity of it. <mask> published a book after The Tipping Point. The book explains how the unconscious interprets events and how past experiences can lead people to make decisions very quickly. <mask> uses examples of research on the likelihood of divorce in married couples. <mask>'s hair was the inspiration for the movie. He stated that once he allowed his hair to get longer, he started to get speeding tickets all the time, even though he had never gotten one before, and that he started getting pulled out of airport security lines for special attention. He was arrested by three police officers in Manhattan because his curly hair matched the profile of a rapist, despite the fact that the suspect looked nothing like him.<mask>'s books were international bestsellers. Two million copies of The Tipping Point were sold in the United States. It sold well. The books had sold 4.5 million copies as of November 2008. <mask>'s third book, Outliers, examines how a person's environment, in conjunction with personal drive and motivation, affects his or her chance and opportunity for success. <mask> asked about lawyers, "We take it for granted that there's this guy in New York who's the corporate lawyer, right?" I was curious as to why it was all the same guy.A surprising number of the most powerful and successful corporate lawyers in New York City have almost the exact same biography. <mask> noticed that people ascribe Bill Gates's success to being "really smart" or "really ambitious". A lot of people who are smart and ambitious are not worth $60 billion. There was an opportunity to come up with a better set of explanations for our understanding of success. What the Dog Saw <mask>'s fourth book was published in 2009. <mask>'s articles from The New Yorker have been included in What the Dog Saw. <mask> tries to show the world through the eyes of others, even if that other is a dog, according to the stories.<mask>'s fifth book, David and Goliath, was released in October of 2013). <mask> wrote an article for The New Yorker in 2009. The book received mixed reviews. <mask>'s sixth book, Talking to Strangers, was released in September 2019. The book looks at interactions with strangers, and includes examples such as the Jerry Sandusky pedophilia case at Penn State, and the suicide of Sylvia Plath. <mask> said that he was struck by how many high profile cases in the news were about the same thing. It challenges the assumptions we are programmed to make when interacting with strangers.The Bomber Mafia: A Dream, a Temptation, and the Longest Night of the Second World War was written by <mask>. The book weaves together the stories of a Dutch genius and his homemade computer, a band of brothers in central Alabama, a British psychopath, and a group of chemists at Harvard to examine one of the greatest moral challenges in modern American history. The A.V. named reception The Tipping Point one of the best books of the decade. Club, The Guardian, and The Times. It was Barnes & Noble's fifth best-selling book of the decade. The best business books of 2005 were named by Fast Company. It was named to The Christian Science Monitor's best non-fiction books of 2005, and in the top 50 of Amazon customers' favourite books of the decade.Outliers was named to the San Francisco Chronicle's list of the 50 best non-fiction books of 2008, as well as the New York Times' list of the top 10 non-fiction books of the year. The Tipping Point was described by Fortune as "a fascinating book that makes you see the world in a different way". The social epidemic was called a wonderfully offbeat study by the Daily Telegraph. <mask> was dubbed the most original American journalist since the young Tom Wolfe. The book was described as a real pleasure by Farhad Manjoo. <mask>'s work brims with surprising insights about our world and ourselves. Outliers was called a compelling read by The Economist."In the vast world of nonfiction writing, <mask> is as close to a singular talent as exists today," wrote David Leonhardt in The New York Times Book Review. The pieces form a dazzling record of <mask>'s art. It is the breadth of subjects he applies himself to that is truly impressive, even though there is depth to his research and clarity in his arguments. <mask>'s critics said he was prone to oversimplification. The final chapter of Outliers was called "impervious to all forms of critical thinking" by The New Republic. <mask> has been criticized for his emphasis on anecdotal evidence. <mask>'s approach has been challenged by two people.While praising <mask>'s writing style and content, Pinker summed up <mask> as a minor genius who inadvertently demonstrates the dangers of statistical reasoning, while accusing him of "cherry-picked anecdotes, post-hoc sophistry and false dichotomies" in his book Outliers. Pinker calls the Igon Value Problem when a writer's education on a topic consists in interviewing an expert. <mask> was accused of posing "obvious" insights by a writer. <mask> has made a career out of handing simple, vacuous truths to people and dressing them up with flowery language and an impressionistic take on the scientific method, according to The Register. The New Republic called him "America's Best-Paid Fairy-Tale Writer". The <mask> book generator satirized his approach. <mask> commanded a large speaking fee in 2005.In 2008 he made about 30 speeches a year, most for tens of thousands of dollars, some for free, according to a profile in New York magazine. He gave three talks to groups of small businessmen as part of a speaking tour put on by Bank of America. "Bank of America Small Business Speaker Series: A Conversation with <mask>" was the title of the program. The engagement's entire point seemed to be to forge a public link between a tarnished brand and a winning one, according to Paul Starobin. The Washington Post asked the question, "<mask>: Bank of America's new spokesman?" <mask> had a job at Bank of America. <mask> was unaware that Bank of America was "bragging about his speaking engagements" until the Atlantic Wire sent him an email.<mask> explained that in 2012 CBS's 60 Minutes attributed the trend of American parents "redshirting" their five-year-olds (postponing entrance into kindergarten to give them an advantage) to a section in Gladwell's Outliers. Sociology professor Shayne Lee referred to Outliers in a CNN editorial. The timing of King's ascent was discussed by Lee. The Gladwellian genre was created by Richard Nisbett and Lee Ross. The New York Times asked, "Is it possible that Mr. <mask> has been spreading the love a bit too thinly?" <mask> acknowledged that the more blurbs you give the lower the value of the blurb. The tragedy of the commons is what it is.Revisionist History was first produced through Panoply Media and is now hosted by <mask>'s own company. It has aired five 10-episode seasons. Each episode begins with an inquiry about a person, event, or idea, and proceeds to question the received wisdom about the subject. <mask> was hired by Jacob Weisberg, editor-in-chief of The Slate Group, to create a show. <mask> announced in September that he was co-founding a company with Weisberg. <mask> told the Los Angeles Times that there is a certain kind of emotionality that can only be captured on audio. He has a music show with Bruce Headlam and Rick Rubin.There are two seasons with a total of 49 episodes. <mask> is a Christian. 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At the age of 51, he ran a 4:54 at the Fifth Avenue Mile. He ran a mile at 57. Time named <mask> one of its 100 most influential people in 2005, the American Sociological Association's first Award forExcellence in the Reporting of Social Issues in 2007, and the Order of Canada in 2011. He told a story about a wedding toast that went wrong for a young man and his friends. <mask> was in a movie. There is a campaign.<mask> is the only guest to have been a featured speaker at every OZY Fest festival produced by OZY Media. <mask> has appeared on several television shows for OZY Media. <mask> gives advice in Tim Ferriss's book. 20th-century Canadian non-fiction writers 20th-century Canadian male writers 21st-century Canadian male writers Black Canadian writers English emigrants to Canada

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title: Gemma Chan

texts: She is an English actress. Born and raised in London, <mask> attended the Newstead Wood School for Girls and studied law at the University of Oxford before joining the Drama Centre London. Doctor Who, Secret Diary of a Call Girl, Fresh Meat, Bedlam and True Love were some of the roles <mask> played on television. She appeared in a number of independent films. <mask> performed in the British premiere of Yellow Face at The Park Theatre. Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find them, and Transformers: The Last Knight all had minor roles for <mask>. She was praised for her work in the sci-fi series Humans.Crazy Rich Asians became a critical and commercial hit after starring <mask>. The ensemble was nominated for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Cast in a Motion Picture. In Mary Queen of Scots and Raya and the Last Dragon, <mask> played two roles. In the MCU, <mask> played Minn-Erva and Eternals as Sersi. The baby was born at Guy's Hospital in London. Her parents were from Hong Kong and her mother was from Greenock, Scotland. After attending Newstead Wood School for Girls in Orpington, London, <mask> went on to study jurisprudence at the University of Oxford.After graduating from the law firm Slaughter and May, <mask> was offered a training contract but turned it down to pursue an acting career. At her showcase, she was spotted by British film producer Damian Jones. When Evil Calls was <mask>'s professional debut. She competed in the first series of Project Catwalk. The British premiere of Bertolt Brecht's last play, Turandot, was held in London in 2008. The Doctor Who special titled "The Waters of Mars" featured <mask> as Mia Bennett. The episode won a Hugo Award.In the same year, <mask> starred in Exam, which received mixed reviews at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. <mask> appeared in two shows the following year. The Toronto International Film Festival screening of Submarine, <mask>'s next film, received positive reviews, despite being panned by critics. <mask> was cast as a series regular in the final series of Secret Diary of a Call Girl. The show aired on ITV2 in 2011. She appeared on Channel 4's Fresh Meat later that year. She made a film to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.In the second season of Sky Living's supernatural drama Bedlam, <mask> played an "impulsive" and "free spirited" woman. Working Title produced True Love, a five-part semi-improvised television series. <mask> had free rein to flesh out her character during the written scenarios because she met her co-stars on set. The British premiere of Yellow Face by American playwright David Henry Hwang was performed by <mask> at The Park Theatre, London, and then 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 <mask> spoke about her struggles to get cast in non Chinese productions and period dramas due to her race while promoting the play. <mask> performed in the world premiere of Our Ajax at the Southwark Playhouse in London. She was chosen to play the war goddess after seeing her performance in Yellow Face.Her performance was described as "svelte omniscience" by Michael Billington of The Guardian. She played a young archaeologist in the crime drama Shetland. <mask> appeared in Death in Paradise. She was on the cast of Dates. The Princess Bride was nominated by <mask> as a film she loves on the "Cultural Exchange" feature of the Radio 4 series Front Row. The Double was a critical success at the Toronto International Film Festival. Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit was a film that met mixed reception and financial success.She played the girlfriend of the main character in the film, which was released at the Toronto International Film Festival. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them was nominated for five BAFTAs. She lent her voice to an animated series. In the AMC/Channel 4 science-fiction drama Humans, <mask> played the role of the robot Anita/Mia. The A.V. Club wrote that <mask>'s performance was "awakening in ways both subtle and overt" to reflect every new emotion. Critics panned <mask>'s voice in Transformers: The Last Knight.<mask> played the "smart-girl" colleague, Aggie, in the film. The British public was encouraged to support girls at risk of sexual violence by <mask> and other stars in a film produced by ActionAid. The film Crazy Rich Asians has <mask> co- starring. Originally asked to portray the lead, <mask> preferred the more intriguing role of Astrid. She heard about the novel in a text message from her sister and fell in love with the author. <mask> stated that what you see with Astrid is not what you get. She seems to have it all together.The film became the highest-grossing romantic comedy of the decade and received critical praise for its cast, visuals and on-screen representation. The Hollywood Reporter said that <mask> was a "radiant presence who lights up her every scene". In support of the Time's Up movement, she was featured in a short film called Leading Lady Parts. Petronella was a box-office bomb in London Fields. The film Mary Queen of Scots was directed by Rourke and starred <mask> as Elizabeth Hardwick. <mask>'s casting caused controversy because her character had been a white woman. <mask> said that if John Wayne can play Genghis Khan, he can play Bess of Hardwick.Minn-Erva, a member of the Kree Starforce, was played by <mask> in the movie. It took four hours to apply the makeup for the role. The film had a big opening. She was one of fifteen women who were selected to appear on the cover of the September issue of British Vogue. <mask> was in Steven Soderbergh's film Let Them All Talk. Karen is a literary agent who has a "maybe-romance" with her client's nephew. The film received a positive reception.The Women In Film Max Mara Face of the Future award was given to <mask> for her "distinguished acting achievements" and "personal embodiment of timeless style and grace". The Disney animated film Raya and the Last Dragon featured the voice of <mask>. Critics liked the film. Hold Still,Vincent, a podcast about the 1982 murder ofVincent Chin, was briefly produced by her that May. After it was revealed that the production company did not consult with Chin's estate during the project, it was pulled from distribution. She starred in the film Eternals, in which she was a member of the race. This was her second role in the universe.<mask> will reprise her roles in the two Crazy Rich Asians sequel installments, China Rich Girlfriend and Rich People Problems. <mask> will appear in a number of films, including a psychological thriller, a science fiction film, and a horror film. She will be starring in the Apple TV+ series Extrapolations. <mask> traveled to Lebanon with Save the Children to meet Syrian child refugees. She and Moet supported Help Refugees UK. She volunteered for Cook-19, an organization that delivers meals to key workers. <mask> traveled to Jamaica to raise awareness of domestic violence with the organisation in 2019.She was involved in Soccer Aid to raise money. She was involved in World Children's Day commemorations in 2020. She was appointed a celebrity ambassador. <mask> advocated for the #StopAAPIhate movement in response to attacks against elderly Asian immigrants during the COVID-19 Pandemic. <mask> launched a campaign to help East and Southeast Asian victims of hate crime. <mask> was a witness to a fatal stabbing at the Old Bailey in London. Jack Whitehall and <mask> dated in 2011.She started a relationship with Dominic Cooper. They live in London. <mask> and Cooper expressed their support for a second referendum during the People's Vote March. She dislikes the process in which the Conservative and Labour parties choose their leaders. 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title: Josef Bican

texts: <mask> was an Austrian-Czech professional footballer who played as a forward. According to the RSSSF, he is the second-most prolific scorer in official matches with over 950 goals scored. Bican scored over 1813 total goals in over 1089 total matches, making him the second greatest scorer of all time, behind Lajos Tichy who scored at least 1912 total goals in at least 1301 total matches. Bican scored 1137 goals for Slavia Praha. Bican started his career at Rapid Vienna. He moved to Admira Wien after four years at Rapid. During his time in Austria, Bican won four league titles, then moved to Slavia Praha in 1937, where he stayed until 1948, and became the club's all-time top scorer.He was the all-time top scorer in the Czechoslovak First League with                       . Bican was a member of the Austrian team that made it to the semi-finals of the 1934 World Cup. He couldn't play in the World Cup because of a clerical error related to his transfer of national team. Bican was a tall and powerful player with the technical ability to play with both feet. He was capable of running 100 metres in 10.8 seconds, which was close to the leading sprinters of his time. Bican was a manager and coach for various teams from the 1950s to the 1970s. The International Federation of Football History & Statistics gave Bican a medal for being one of the world's most successful top division goalscorers.Bican received the "Golden Ball" in recognition of his status as the greatest goal scorer of the 20th century. The award was based on how many times Bican had been the top scorer in his league. Bican was born in Vienna to Frantiek and Ludmila. He was one of three children. Frantiek and Ludmila were both from Southern Bohemia. Frantiek was a footballer for Hertha Vienna. He was uninjured when he fought in World War I.Frantiek died at the age of 30 after he refused to have an operation to treat his injury. His mother worked in the kitchen. Bican had to play football without shoes in order to improve his ball control skills. Bican was a student at the Jan Amos Komensk school. Four years after his father's death, Bican started playing for the Hertha Vienna junior team. Bican was spotted by Rapid Vienna when he was 18. When Bican first joined Rapid, they paid him 150 schillings, but they wanted to keep him so much that they paid him 600 schillings.Bican scored four goals in his debut game for Austria Vienna. Bican won the Austrian title with Rapid in 1934–35, but by the end of the season, he'd been suspended after refusing to sign a new contract, and he went on strike. Admira Vienna was the most successful side in Austrian history, and a deal was done with one of his uncles. Bican went nine months without playing a game because Rapid refused to release his registration. Bican won titles in both of his seasons with the Vienna club, but his heart was set on his family's homeland. Bican left Vienna in 1937 to join a Czech club. Bican was the top scorer in his first season, but Slavia was runner-up.In March 1939, Germany invaded Czechoslovakia and football was split between the Czechoslovak league and the new Bohemian-Moravian league. Bican was once again the top scorer of the league, but Sparta Prague won the title for the second year in a row. The first of Bican's four titles came in the third year. Many of his football rivals were at war, while he played for Slavia. He scored 57 goals in 26 matches in one season. Bican scored seven goals in a game three times. In a 1939–40 league match against Zln, Bican found the net seven times.During the 1940–41 season, Bican scored seven times against Zln, as Slavia won by a 12–1 score. Bican managed his third seven-goal match before Slavia defeated esk Budjovice in a game which finished 15–1. He was the world's top scorer in five consecutive seasons from 1939 to 1943, a record that still stands. Europe's big clubs were interested in signing Bican after the war. Bican was offered handsome terms by the Italian side. He was told that the Communists could take over in Italy, but they didn't. Bican refused to join the Communist Party in Czechoslovakia when they came to power in 1948, just as he refused to join the Nazi Party in Austria during the war.One of the biggest names in the country's society was established by the image of <mask>. His happy days were about to end. The government wanted to use Bican as a propaganda tool. The Czechoslovak authorities put it about that Bican was a bourgeois Viennese when he refused to be a puppet. Bican joined steel works elezrny Vtkovice to improve his standing with the Communists. He scored 53 goals in 26 matches for FC Hradec Krlové. The Communist Party forced him to leave the city on 1 May 1953.After being forced to leave, he returned to Slavia Prague. He retired from playing at the age of 42 in 1955. He was the oldest player in the league. Career statistics clubs include Rapid Wien, Slavia Praha, esk, and Bican. He played for Austria at the 1934 World Cup. Austria beat France in extra time in the tournament. Bican applied for Czechoslovak citizenship when he was a player.He discovered that he couldn't play in the World Cup because of a clerical error when he became a Czechoslovak citizen. He scored 29 goals in 34 international matches for three national teams. His last appearance for the national team was against Bulgaria in 1949. His success had a disadvantage. Bican was called an "Austrian bastard" and other members of the team became jealous of his success. Bican played for teams consisting of the best players from a league or town between 1939 and 1949, as well as representing Austria, Czechoslovakia and the region of Bohemia & Moravia. He scored nine goals for the Bohemia-Moravia league team in 1939 and played in eight other games, scoring 11 goals.During the spring of 1968, Bican was told that he would be allowed to have a coaching job abroad. He was hired as a coach by the Belgian team to take them from Division 4 to Division 2. Around this time, Pelé was getting ready for his 1000th goal and many journalists were searching for another player who had scored a thousand goals. Bican was suggested by a former Austrian player who claimed to have scored over 5000 goals. Bican said who would have believed him if he said he'd scored five times as many goals as Pelé? Bican should have kept an average of 185 goals/year for the 27 years of his career, but he only scored at least 950 goals. Bican did not make a big deal about his goal- scoring feats in the media.Pelé's 1303 goal record is often overshadowed by his record. Bican was declared the most prolific scorer of the 20th century shortly before his death in 2001. The number of times a player had been the top scorer in his league was used to judge this. Bican was the only player in football history to achieve this 12 times. In the 1990s, Bican spoke to Czech TV about how difficult it was to score in his era. How come? I asked them. Are there any opportunities today?They tell me that there are many of them. I tell you to go. It would be difficult if there weren't opportunities. In a hundred years' time, scoring will be the same as it was a hundred years ago. It will always be the same. Bican was unlucky at the height of his career. The World Cup was not held in 1942 or 1946 because of the war.He would have become more well-known if the 1942 edition had taken place. The sports historian said that he might have been as famous as the Brazilian. The last few months of Bican's life were spent in the hospital. He died less than 2 weeks before Christmas, but wanted to be home for the holiday. Slavia Prague wore shirts with a replica of Bican's signature on them to honor him on his 100th birthday. There is a list of men's footballers with 500 or more goals. Footballers from Vienna include dual internationalists, Austrian people of Czech descent, and Czech people of Austrian descent.

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title: Saladin Ahmed

texts: <mask> of the Crescent Moon was nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Novel and won the Locus Award for Best First Novel. He was a finalist for the John W. Campbell Award, the Nebula Award for Best Novel and the Nebula Award for Best Short Story. <mask>'s fiction has been published in magazines such as Beneath Ceaseless Skies and Clockwork Phoenix 2. He is the writer of Spider-Man and Black Bolt. His parents were from Lebanon, Egyptian, Irish, and Polish descent and he was born in Detroit, Michigan in 1975. His father was a community organizer and worked in a factory.His mother was active in politics. After graduating from high school, <mask> went to Henry Ford Community College and then to the University of Michigan. A B.A. can be obtained after receiving a B.A. He received an MA in English from Rutgers University and an MFA in American Studies from Brooklyn College. He is a Muslim. Career <mask>'s science fiction and fantasy stories have been published in magazines and anthologies. He was a finalist for the John W. Campbell Award in 2010.The story "Hooves and the Hovel of Abdel Jameela" was a finalist for the 2010 Nebula Award for Best Short Story. His story "Where Virtue Lives" was published in Beneath Ceaseless Skies. The Crescent Moon Kingdoms is a trilogy. One Thousand and One Nights inspired the novels. The first book in the series, Throne of the Crescent Moon, was published in February 2012. <mask> <mask>'s poetry has been published in various literary journals and books and has been awarded fellowships from the University of Michigan, Brooklyn College, and the Bronx Council on the Arts. "Why is the only brown corn pop on the whole cereal box the janitor?" was the post that gained media attention.This teaches kids racism. The artwork on future Corn Pops shipments would be changed. Throne of the Crescent Moon was a finalist for two awards, the 2012 Nebula Award for Best Novel and the 2013 Hugo Award for Best Novel. The Locus Award was won by <mask> for his novel. He was a finalist for the John W. Campbell Award in 2010 and 2011. Black Bolt, with Christian Ward as the artist, won the Eisner Award for Best New Series while the graphic novel collection of the comic, Black Bolt, Volume 1: Hard Time, was a finalist for the Hugo Award for Best Graphic Story. Throne of the Crescent Moon is one of the works novels.Studios, January to May 2018) Exiles (12 issue monthly series from Marvel Comics, April to January 2019) Quicksilver: No Surrender (5 issue limited series from Marvel Comics, May to September 2018) "Amethyst, Shadow, and Light" is a children's book. "The Faithful Soldier, Prompted" was written by Jonathan Strahan. DrabbleCast's "Judgment of Swords and Souls" and "Hooves and the Hovel of Abdel Jameela" are available on the show. PodCastle's "Where Virtue Lives - Beneath Ceaseless Skies" was a finalist for the 2009Harper's Pen Award. Against Agamemnon: War Poetry, an anthology of contemporary Arab American poetry, was published by the University of Arkansas Press.

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title: William Gormley

texts: <mask>. "Bill" <mask> was an American attorney and Republican Party politician who had a career in New Jersey's state Legislature. Representing the state's 2nd Legislative District, which includes most of Atlantic County, Gormley emerged as an influential and dominating figure in New Jersey government and a leader in the continued economic rejuvenation of the greater Atlantic City region. The son of a former Atlantic County Sheriff was elected to the New Jersey General Assembly in 1977. He was a member of the state Senate for 31 years, the longest tenure in Atlantic County since 1972. In 2007, he did not seek re-election to the Senate. The military service and education of Gormley was completed in 1964. He received a degree.He received a J.D. from the University of Notre Dame. From the university. He was discharged from the United States Marine Corps in 1975 with the rank of captain. He was first elected to the New Jersey General Assembly in 1977. In 1981 Gormley was the most vocal member of a small group of Republican lawmakers who aligned with Democrats to pass legislation that eliminated the practice of awarding favorable ballot positions to candidates endorsed by county political organizations. After the courts restored the party line, the legislation paved the way for Tom Kean to win the Republican gubernatorial primary against the establishment candidate. One of the most popular governors in New Jersey history would go on to serve two terms.Dave Murray is a Republican campaign strategist. There were other guys supporting Kean, but Bill was shouting it from the rooftops. There is only one word to describe him. The only Republican vote was cast by Gormley. Jim Florio's ban on assault weapons became a target of the National Rifle Association. The NRA funded the campaigns of Gormley opponents in both local races and ran for higher office as payback. Growth of Atlantic City was credited with writing legislation to secure state funding for crucial development projects in the Atlantic City region.In 1991, after suing the governor of New Jersey to protect the rights of coastal homeowners, Gormley wrote and secured passage for a constitutional amendment that defined and delineated the rights of property owners who held riparian lands. The legal dispute had pitted the state's jurisdictional powers against private ownership rights. The cost of the county court system was shifted to the state in 1992, creating a more coordinated and modern justice system. The Senate Judiciary Committee investigated the practice of racial profiling by the New Jersey State Police. The enactment of reform legislation to eradicate the practice of racial profiling, as well as the creation of a system of oversight and monitoring to maintain integrity in law enforcement practices, was the result of the nine days of hearings chaired by <mask>. He lost in the primary each time he ran for higher office. He ran for governor in 1989, the U.S. House of Representatives in 1994 and the U.S. Senate in 2000.The race for Governor was won by Jim Courter. Along with his wife Virginia, he founded the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at Stockton College. The highest honor bestowed by his alma mater was given to him in October of 2021. Former New Jersey Attorney General John Farmer, Jr., former U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson, and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey all appeared in a video tribute to Gormley. In 2007, New Jersey Supreme Court Chief Justice Stuart Rabner appointed <mask> chairman of the Public Officers Salary Review Commission. He is a partner in the law firm. He lives in New Jersey with his wife.There are External links to Senator <mask>'s Senate Website New Jersey Voter Information Website 2003 New Jersey Legislature financial disclosure form for 2005 and 2004.

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title: John Paul Strain

texts: <mask> is an American artist specializing in art depicting American history. He creates realistic paintings of historical scenes, such as the American West, Civil War and D-Day, that are exhibited or used by institutions such as the US military, US Park Service and others. He has been compared to other 19th-century print makers such as Currier & Ives and Louis Prang. He painted many original oil paintings of the American West for the first 15 years of his career. The paintings of landscapes, wild life, and depictions of Indian life were represented by Trailside Galleries. In 1991, <mask> began painting scenes from the American Civil War. The Civil War historical paintings have more detail than his western paintings.Each painting is meticulously researched and painted with such detail that one painting may take more than three months to create. There are Civil War reenactments. I have been doing reenactments for a long time. I am the captain of the 7th Texas Calvary. We participate in Civil War reenactments throughout the southwest and have about 20 mounted cavalry men. I get to see what life was like in the 1860s when I work with men, horses, and equipment. I have experience with how horse equipment looks and how a seasoned horseman carries himself in the saddle.I think it helps my art. There is a man named <mask> <mask>. The Lewis and Clark expedition, Bastogne, Omaha Beach, and Utah Beach are three representations of World War II that were painted by <mask> <mask>. The Monument to Divers is one of three individual "Paintings of Paradise" that Mr. <mask> has composed. He wanted to represent historical landmarks in the Caribbean island of Cozumel, Mexico. One of the greatest painters, living or dead, of American historical art is said to be <mask>. The printing industry of the Carolinas won the PICA Awards.At the PIAG 2008 Awards in Georgia, <mask> was awarded the 'Top Gold Award' for his painting New Year's Wish and the 'Best of Category Giclée' for Fire In the Sky. The Military Order of the Stars and Bars gave the Henry Timrod Southern Culture Award to <mask> for his contributions to the understanding, appreciation and explanations of Southern Arts and Letters. The works for the United States Army are on permanent display at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, Fort McNair in Washington D.C., and the battlefield visitor's center at Normandy, France. The painting D-Day was commissioned by the Class Gift Committee of the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas in 1994. The painting is on display in the Eisenhower Hall of the CGSC, and was reproduced in an edition of 1290 prints for the 1994 graduates. The University of Alabama commissioned <mask> to paint a historical work for the Confederate Corp of Cadets to fight the Union invaders in 1865. The finished work was unveiled at the annual lecture series.On November 22, 1998, <mask> appeared in an interview on C-SPAN's Washington Journal feature, where he discussed his inspiration and techniques as a historical artist. On the 18th episode of the 5th season of Extreme Home Makeover, <mask> painted on the set and donated a large original painting of Chatham House. Ty and <mask> <mask> look at a photo of the original Chatham house to make sure they've got the right details. Ty wants it to look kind of mysterious. Ty and <mask> secured the framed canvas with French cleats after completing their work in less than a week. Many historical restoration projects and battlefield preservation organizations have been helped by <mask>'s paintings. At battlefield sites, the National Park Service uses <mask>'s paintings.Books by <mask>. The Art of <mask> <mask> is about witness to the Civil War. Courage Books was published in 2002. Print. <mask>. The art of <mask> <mask> was historical. <mask> Strain Historical Art was created in 2010.Print. Brandon H. The Three Battles of Winchester: A History and Guided Tour is a book. There is a special edition of the Civil War Society. Country Publishers was founded in 1988. Print. Randy Bishop is on the cover. Mississippi's Civil War Battlefields is a guide to their history and preservation.Pelican Publishing was published in 2010. Print. Randy Bishop is on the cover. The Civil War battlefields of Tennessee. The Pelican Pub was opened in 2010. Print. Carter wrote a novel about the Civil War.Soho Press was published in 2005. Print. Peter Cozzens is on the cover. The Battle of Stones River is part of the Civil War series. The Eastern National Park and Monument Association was formed in 1995. Print. Betty J. Morgan is coming!There are Confederate Raiders in the Heartland of Kentucky. 3rd edition. The publishers of the house were called Harmondy House Publishers. Print. CSA: The Right Man in the Right Place was written by Gary R. Basil Wilson Duke. 1st edition. The University Press of Kentucky was published in 2005.Print. Christine Mollring is on the cover. The artists of trailside galleries Trailside Two Inc. was founded in 1980. Print. "Phillips, David." The Raiders were daring.1st edition. Friedman/Fairfax Publishing was published in 1998. Print. "Phillips, David." There are maps of the Civil War. Barnes & Noble Publishing was founded in 2005. Print.James A. Ramage is on the cover. The life of General <mask> Morgan. The University Press of Kentucky was published in 1995. Print. The Battle of Chickamauga is in the Civil War Series. Easter National was held in Ft. Washington, PA. Print.Harold Samuels was one of the three Samuels. Western artists are contemporary. The books of Bonanza were published in 1987. Richard A. Sauers. Romney, West Virginia, was during the Civil War. The Gauley Mount Press was published in 2000. Print.Seabrook is in Lochlainn. Forrest was an American hero. 2nd edition. Sea Raven Press was published in 2009. Print. There are External links to Artwork by <mask> <mask> 1955 births.

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title: Erik Brynjolfsson

texts: He is an American academic, author and inventor. He is a Senior Fellow at the University and directs the Digital Economy Lab at the Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence. He is an author and a research associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research. He is known for his contributions to the world of IT productivity research and his work on the economics of information and the digital economy. Marguerite Reman and <mask> have two children, one a nuclear physicist. His A.B., magna cum laude, and S.M. were earned in 1984. In 1984 at Harvard University, I received a degree in Applied Mathematics and Decision Sciences.He received a PhD in Managerial Economics from MIT in 1991. He was the Director of the MIT Center for Digital Business and the Director of the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy while he was on the faculty of MIT. He was at Harvard from 1985 to 1995 and from 1996 to 1998 He was appointed the Schussel Family Professor of Management at MIT in 2001. He serves on corporate boards. The Economics of Information: Strategy, Structure, and Pricing is a course he taught at MIT. He was a member of the 2004 Boston Ski and Sports Club Championship flag football team.In February 2020, it was announced that he would join the faculty in July. The John DC Little Award for the best paper in Marketing Science is one of the nine "best paper" awards his research has been recognized with. Five U.S. patents have been awarded to the founder of two companies. He was one of two people to win the top prize in the Digital Thinkers category at the Thinkers 50 Gala. The person is of Icelandic descent. The economics of information systems is studied by one of the most widely cited scholars. He was one of the first researchers to measure productivity contributions of IT.Digital commerce, the Long Tail, bundling and pricing models, intangible assets and the effects of IT on business strategy, productivity and performance are some of the research done by <mask>. In his books The Second Machine Age and Race Against the Machine, he and his co-author called for greater efforts to update our skills, organizations and institutions more rapidly. A correlation between IT investment and productivity was documented in separate research by the author of an influential review. The use of Information Technology is most likely to increase productivity when it is combined with business processes and human capital, according to his work. There are publications about machine learning and the economy. Science has a workforce implications. The National Bureau of Economic Research published Artificial Intelligence and the Modern Productivity Paradox.There are four people in this picture: <mask>, <mask>, Hui, and Xiang. Does machine translation affect international trade? There is evidence from a large digital platform. A group of people, including Andrew McAfee. The business of artificial intelligence can't do things for your organization. The Harvard Business Review was published. A group of people, including Andrew McAfee.What's driving the machine learning explosion? The Harvard Business Review was published. There are five people measuring the digital economy. Massive online choice experiments are being used to measure changes in well-being. A group of people, from left to right, are <mask>, Eric and Avinash Collis. How should we measure the digital economy? The Machine, Platform, Crowd: Harnessing the Digital Revolution was published by W.W.Norton and Company.Digital Frontier Press. The October 2009 edition of "wired for innovation: How Information Technology is Reshaping the Economy" was written by the three men. The MIT Press is published by MIT. "The Future of Prediction: How Google Searches Foreshadow Housing Prices and Sales" was written by Lynn and <mask>. The NBER Conference on Technological Progress and Productivity Measurement was held in 2009. In June of 2003 there was a review of economics and statistics. "Beyond computation: Information Technology, Organizational Transformation and Business Performance" was published in the Journal of Economic Perspectives.14, No. 4, pp. 23–48. "Information Technology, Workplace Organization and the Demand for Skilled Labor: Firm Level Evidence" was published in 2002. pp. 343–343. The paper "Intangible Assets: Computers and Organizational Capital" was published in 2002."Bundling Information Goods: Pricing, Profits and Efficiency" was published in 1999. 45, No. There are 12 pp. 1613–1 630. "Bundling and Competition on the Internet" was written in 2000. No. 19 1, pp.63–2. "Consumer Surplus in the Digital Economy: Estimating the Value of Increased Product Variety at Online Booksellers" was published in November of 2003 in Management Science. 11. "Battle of the Retail Channels: How Product Selection and Geography Drive Cross-Channel Competition" was published in November of 2009. 55, No. 11. "Goodbye Pareto Principle, Hello Long Tail: The Effect of Search Costs on the Concentration of Product Sales" is a research paper.The lab is devoted to the study of the digital economy. The Economics of Information was profiled in Business Week. If e-business had an oracle, he would be anointed. In October 2005, there was a profile. <mask> was ranked second in a study of the most influential academics of business technology. CIO Insight had an interview with the expert voice on organizational capital. Informationweek had a profile on April 17, 2000."When it comes to explaining the relationship between IT and worker productivity, the generally acknowledged expert in the field is..."

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title: Bhupinder Singh Mann

texts: The Honorable President of India nominated <mask> to the Senate in 1990 for his contribution to the farmers' struggle. He worked from 1990 to 1996. During partition, his family moved to Batala. His father was a prominent landlord in the area and the area is still named after him. He was one of the founding members of the "Farmer Friends Association" in 1966, which grew to a state level organization known as "Punjab Kheti Bari Union". He helped the candidate of the Jan Sangh Party. There is a person named <mask>.He was an election agent. Defeated Pt. The Home Minister was Mohan Lal. He had the zeal to fight corruption from the very beginning which was instilled in him by his mother. There was rampant corruption in the Food Corporation of India. Taking a pledge over blood in the market yard Batala, not to fall prey to corrupt officials, uprooting bribe in purchase of paddy by FCI. He became Director of Cooperative Sugar Mills in 1969.The formation of the Calendar System of sugar cane supply before the start of each crushing season was the result of his efforts in 1972 to change the sugar cane supply system. This is a landmark in the Sugar cane procurement system. He led an effort to get rid of the restrictions on wheat movement. He launched an Agitation against Hike. He was arrested along with hundreds of Kisans after the Punjab Government withdrew the hiked tariffs. Emergency was imposed in India in 1975. He and his organisation were jailed for several months for opposing Emergency.He launched a "Lekhe Patte Da morcha" (a morcha launched for persuading the Government to give account of loans due from farmers vis--vis the economic squeeze of the farmers) to help the farmers. He spearheaded a successful campaign against the supply of tractor with manufacturing defects. The diesel supply to farmers was regulated in 1977. The State Government had to accept the demands of the farmers in order to provide support price of potatoes. He was arrested in 1979 along with farmers from many states for participating in Agitation against the taking over of Charagah in Delhi. He was elected State President of the Bharti Kisan Union in 1980. He was the President of the State BKU up to 1989.The sugar cane farming picture changed in 1981 after he spearheaded the famous sugar cane agitation. The price of cane was hiked. 16 for a quintal to Rs. 28 per quintal. In 1981 he was instrumental in nationalising the farmers movement. The two of them joined hands in a meeting. He was elected National President of the Bharti Kisan Union in 1984.The Punjab Raj Bhawan wasseized for seven days by lakhs of farmers from various states under the banner of BKU in March 1984 under his leadership. Not a single kilogram of wheat came to Punjab Markets as a result of the Boycott of Sale of Wheat from 1 to 7 May. He was instrumental in the formation of the all India level Kisan Coordination Committee. He was elected Chairman Kisan Coordination Committee in 1985. He launched an Anti-corruption drive in 1986 and lakhs of dollars was returned from corrupt officials. He got the waivers of the arrears of the canal distributors. 3.50 billion.He was nominated as a member of the Consultative Committee of the PSEB in 1989. He was nominated to the Senate in 1990. He raised 118 starred or un-starred questions during his time as a Member of Parliament. This was the first time that the Prime Minister had to accept that Indian Farmers are victims of Negative Support. This was done after a lot of research on the economics of agriculture. Farmers can't add value to their produce, not even shell rice, as Mr. Balram Jakhar admitted on the floor of the house. The main focus of the house was to explore and raise the economic issues of farmers.To highlight the Zonal restriction levied by the Government to suppress the costs of agriculture produces, he led an agitation to press government to allow free movement of wheat. He was arrested along with hundreds of farmers for breaking un-announced restrictions on movement of wheat. He was part of a delegation that went to the UN in 1995. He led a march to the border in 1997. Thousands of farmers from Maharashtra, Haryana, UP, and Punjab made a symbolic gesture to impress for a free trade route through Pakistan. There were a number of suicides by farmers in Punjab in 1998. On August 15, 1998, he led thousands of farmers to pray and pledge not to commit suicides, but to fight against anti-farmer policies.The Minimum Support Price was fixed by the Government of India, but procurement of paddy at prices lower than it was was launched in 2000. There was a debate about the benefits of WTO. People were questioning the opening of the Indian economy. A talk on WTO was organised by him. To highlight the rights of farmers to be liberated from the unconstitutional and inhuman economic blockade. Thousands of farmers got educated at the event. Congress was supported to power in Punjab by the BKU in 2002.In 2003 he led a successful Agitation against the Punjab Government which his party had supported to get the arrears of sugarcane. The arrears of 800 million rupee were released. He was at the Global Forum on Agricultural Research. May 2003 In 2003 he was re-elected as Chairman of the KCC. He led a massive Kisan rally in front of Parliament of India in New Delhi to highlight the lower than cost of production procurement prices of food grains, paddy, wheat and sugar cane. The Chief Minister of Punjab sat with the farmers.The significance and importance of the River Water issues was the subject of a seminar in 2004. The CM Punjab was honoured for taking a bold step to protect the rights of Punjab. He was invited to attend the World Agriculture Forum in 2005 on the topic "The key to Peace, Security and Growth- Local Regional and Global Agriculture System". He was nominated to the Sub Committee of the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission. BKU supported the Congress for the elections. One of the main issues discussed in the meeting of the Kisan Coordination Committee in 2010 was land acquisition, which is a burning issue in India at the moment. While discussing the issue of land acquisition, it was pointed out that in India, companies are allowed to purchase thousands of acres of land and earn profits to the tune of crores of rupees whereas the poor farmers cannot even sustain themselves.The callous attitude of the governments towards the farmers is shown in this. When it comes to farmers, the land Ceiling Act comes into play because the Companies, either themselves or through the government, which takes the land from the poor farmers and after acquiring it, gives it to multinational companies at throw away prices who can otherwise also purchase the said land at market price. The Kisan Coordination Committee made it clear that such a policy should not be made by the Government without consulting the members of the Kisan Coordination Committee. He and his BKU supported the Congress party in 2012 because of his pro farmer approach, clean governance and administrative skills. In 2012 he led a delegation to ask the government to direct payments to the farmers through the commission agents. Gandhi sent a team to Punjab to do a detailed study on this aspect. In 2012 the UPA government opened up retail to foreign investment.He led a team to thank the Congress leader. He presented a Badge of BKU to Mrs. Gandhi. He gave a detailed memo to the person. The then Rural Development Minister wanted to include small and marginal farmers in the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act. This suggestion was included in the act as an amendment to the act. He was invited to give suggestions on the Congress manifesto. He gave a lot of suggestions during the session.The Act was passed by the UPA government. The Modi Government wanted to change the Act. He submitted his strong opposition to any changes to the Act on behalf of BKU and KCC. Ahluwalia is a Member of Parliament. He led a delegation three times to submit a memorandum to the Punjab Governors. The plight of Punjab farmers was highlighted by Prof. Kaptan Sinh Solanki because the Punjab Government failed to protect the interests of farmers. The Chief Electoral officer Punjab was requested to make the election manifesto legally binding by a delegation of BKU.He and his BKU supported the Congress party. He canvassed for Congress candidates in many constituencies and highlighted the leadership qualities of Capt Amarinder <mask> and his pro-farmer work done during his last tenure. The National Level meeting of KCC was held in April. He launched a uniqu andolan to force the government to implement the report. The andolan was spread by the KCC. The Modi Government has been pushed to the corner by the andolan. He is the Chairman of the All India Kisan Coordination Committee.External links include http://www.downtoearth.org.in/content/farmers-split-merits-dunkel-proposals and http://www.chiefkhalsadiwan.com/gurdas.

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