title: Patrick Burns (businessman)

texts: <mask> was a Canadian rancher, meat packer, businessperson, senator, and philanthropist. A self-made man of wealth, he built one of the world's largest integrated meat-packing empires, P. Burns & Co., becoming one of the wealthiest Canadians of his time. He was one of the Big Four western cattle kings who started the Calgary Stampede in 1912. His true passion was ranching, even though he made his fortune in the meat industry. He boasted about being able to travel from Cochrane to the US border without ever leaving his land. He was appointed to the Canadian Senate in 1931. The Herald named <mask> as the greatest citizen of the province.<mask>' Byrne was the fourth child of Michael and Bridget O' Byrne and was born on July 6, 1856. His family name was shortened to <mask> after his parents left Ireland due to the Great Famine. The family moved northward in the spring of 1864 to Kirkfield, Ontario, where <mask> spent most of his childhood. <mask>'s parents taught him a lot about hard work and thriftiness. He spent his last summer in Kirkfield chopping wood. When it came time for him to collect his pay, he discovered that his employer did not have enough money to pay him, so he was given two oxen as payment. He saw an alternative to the resale value of $70.He made money by slaughtering animals and selling their meat. He would remember that experience when he was anentrepreneur. He left for the west at the age of 22 with his brothers John and Dominic. He was worried that if he didn't pay for transportation the rest of the way, he wouldn't have enough money for his arrival. He bought some bread and cheese and walked the rest of the way with his gun for protection. He and John were impressed by reports of good lands to the west and decided to take advantage of the act. The brothers walked until they found land to their liking just east of Minnedosa.After the Louis Riel rebellion, <mask> became involved in buying cattle and selling meat. He started packing meat with a cow that sold for $4. He began to drive his neighbours' cattle to the market. He was buying and selling cattle by 1885. From being a small-time broker to a successful entrepreneur, that <mask> transitioned from being a contractor. Donald Mann, James Ross, and Herbert Holt were part of the group that secured the railway construction contract in the late 19th century. While growing up in Kirkfield, Mackenzie remembered <mask> from their time working in the fields.The labourers who were to construct the line were given to <mask> because of his experience in the livestock business. As the railhead was extended, <mask> was able to establish a mobile slaughtering facility. The success of the contract in Maine led to other contracts with other people. The first substantial slaughter was established by <mask> in 1890. He built a packing house in Calgary in 1898. He turned to ranching on a large scale. Burns Foods became western Canada's largest meatpacking company.The grand opening of his second abattoir in 1899 was described by the Herald as "the passing of yet another milestone on the road to prosperity." He married Eileen Ellis in a small ceremony in London in 1901. <mask> was building a house in Canada for his new bride. Francis Rattenbury, Pat's friend and the famed architect, designed the grand, 18-room sandstone mansion that was visited by the likes of Prime Ministers and Royalty. Two years after construction began, the couple lived at the Alberta Hotel. <mask> <mask> was the only son of the <mask>es. In 1912, he was one of the Big Four.With A.E. A.J. Cross. They billed the event as "The greatest outdoor show on earth" and arranged $100,000 worth of financing. Thousands of head of cattle, 1,500 horses and 20,000 sheep were owned by <mask>. His company, Burns Foods, had abattoirs in six provinces, with an overall daily capacity of 1,070 cattle, 6,000 pigs, and 3,000 sheep. <mask>' facilities were of the highest level previously seen in Western Canada. Facilities were opened in Canada, Australia, and Great Britain.<mask> was able to change the industry by emphasizing efficiency. With his advanced abattoirs, <mask> was able to expand the list of recovered products, which included leather, fats for soap, bone for bone meal and manufactured articles, and even hair for brushes. The pigs' squeals, which could have been sold to politicians, were not recovered. In World War I, <mask> supplied meat to troops overseas. During the first half of 1917, he shipped over 2,000 tons of pork to troops in France. After the war, Belgium wanted to get a meat supply from a North American company. With no American distributors able to meet the call, <mask> stepped in.He was the main meat supplier for the workers during the construction of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. The Skeena was used to deliver <mask>' beef to the railway construction camps in British Columbia. As part of his western expansion, <mask> purchased several thousand acres of land to be used for grazing cattle. The wetlands on the property were not ideal for cattle grazing. Peat harvesting began and parts of the land were dug up, but the land remained in its original state until around the 1940s. The first Burns Foods' slaughterhouse was built in 1907 by <mask>. When it was torn down in 1969 the man in charge of the demolition said it was the toughest building to destroy he had ever seen.One of the retail outlets in the city was built by <mask> as his regional head office. There is a brick building on West Hastings Street. The Hastings Street corridor was the centre of trade and manufacturing in the 19th and 20th centuries. The Vancouver Block was built in 1910 by Dominic. Dominic lived in the top floor of the building until his death in 1933. The building is recognized by its large clock tower and has incredible historic value with its prominent location, the highest point of land in Downtown Vancouver, and being an early example of Edwardian commercial buildings that typified the building boom at the turn of the 20th century. The coalmine near Coalmont was one of <mask>' ventures.The Bow Valley Farm became the headquarters of his cattle empire. William Roper Hull sold the Ranche to <mask>. As they became available, <mask> acquired adjacent sections of land. The Burns Ranch at Bow Valley included some on the north by what is now Stampede Park, on the east by the Bow River, on the south by 146th Avenue, and on the west by MacLeod Trail. The <mask> family meat packing plant was located at the farm. Many large cattle drives were brought to the site where the animals were bedded, fed, watered and rested before being herded to the stockyards. <mask> offered the ranch's services to people visiting the area.The Bow Valley Ranche House was said to be the finest country home in the territories and was built by Hull. The house was used as a weekend retreat by <mask> when he bought it. The Bow Valley Ranche Restaurant is located in Fish Creek Provincial Park. Michael John <mask> came to live in Bow Valley Ranche House after his uncle's death. The ranching operation continued to prosper under his supervision and he also preserved the tradition of true western hospitality remembered by many Calgarians. Richard J<mask> came to live with his wife and three sons at the ranch after his father moved there in failing health. A tennis court, swimming pool, and a one-story addition were built under his management.Richard J<mask> lived there until 1970. The Bow Valley Ranche was purchased by the provincial government in 1973. By the Great War, <mask> had become one of Canada's most successful businessmen and had butcher shops and abattoirs all across Western Canada. There were over 100 retail meat shops in British Columbia. He established 65 creameries and cheese factories. He set up agencies in London and Yokohama. Burns Foods generated sales of over 40 million dollars in 1928.In 1928, he sold his interests in Burns Foods for fifteen million dollars and the company was renamed Burns & Co. In the sale, <mask> retained control over his true passion, his vast cattle ranches, which covered so much of Southern Alberta that he could travel from Cochrane to the US border without ever leaving his land. His assets were roughly the size of Luxembourg at the height of his empire. One of his prized possessions was the Bar U Ranch, which was one of the largest in the country and one of the first and most enduring large corporate ranches of the West. It was a center of excellence for cattle and horses under George Lane. The property was acquired from Lane's estate by <mask>. He had several other ranches in his possession, including Glengarry, Bradfield, Two Dot, Rio Alto, Linehum, Flying E, and C.K.He was appointed to the Senate of Canada in 1931 by his friend R. B. Bennett. In making the announcement, Prime Minister Bennett said that he had given generously to every good cause and that his life had been an inspiration to the younger generation. He was married to Eileen and had a son, <mask>. His nephew John and other family were at his side when he died. He is buried in the same cemetery as his son. He left his estate to his family and many charities. The tax on his estate was enough to balance the budget.The Social Credit Party decided to eliminate the Provincial Sales Tax permanently. <mask> was known for his generosity. An employee thought <mask> was giving over $50,000 per year. <mask> was one of the first to send aid after a huge rock slide devastated the community of Frank in 1903. When fire ravaged Fernie, British Columbia, leaving 6,000 people homeless, he sent carloads of food. He made sure that the local orphanage was always well-stocked with free high-quality meat. He supported a number of religious groups.When he was asked to pay for the painting of a small Catholic church, he requested that the Anglican church next door be painted as well, so that it did not look shabby by comparison. He donated a lot of money to St. Mary's Parish. The bells were cast in France and donated to St. Mary's Cathedral. The bells were used in the construction of the cathedral. He paid for the construction of Albert Lacombe's "Hermitage" in Pincher Creek, and donated the land for the Lacombe Nursing Home at Midnapore, which he kept at his expense. <mask> believed in education. He contributed to the creation of Western Canada College, now Western Canada High School, as well as funding the construction of St. Joseph's College at the University of Alberta.On August 11, 1914, he offered to equip a complete "Legion" for the Canadian Government's war effort. He was the first Canadian to receive a Knight Commander of the Order of St. Gregory the Great. He was a Knight of St. John of Jerusalem and an officer in the 31st infantry. The world's largest birthday cake was cut and distributed to the city's underprivileged citizens in celebration of his 75th birthday. He gave a 5 lbs roast to every family in which the head of the house was unemployed and a ticket for a meal at any restaurant in the city to the unmarried unemployed. During the Depression, 2000 families in calgary received the roasts and 4,000 single unemployed dined out at his expense. <mask> was interested in the environment.He ordered his foreman to build fences around the groves of aspen and poplar to protect them from cattle. They planted 2000 poplars along the MacLeod Trail. The Burns Memorial Fund was endowed by <mask> in his will. In 1939 a court order was issued setting up Trusteeship and Administration of The Burns Memorial Bequest Fund for three groups of beneficiaries. The funds are called the Burns Memorial Fund. Less than six months after the death of his son, <mask> died. The Great Depression caused <mask>' estate to be assessed at $3.8 million.Maple Leaf Foods bought a majority of Burns Foods in 1996. Many Maple Leaf products have been changed. The Herald organized a search for the greatest citizen of the province. Readers nominated 125 people for consideration in the largest citizen journalism project in the province. The public voted on the Top 10 list. Along with <mask>, the list included a former premier, a former mayor and a famous five member. On October 16, 2008, <mask> was named the province's greatest citizen.The Herald said that his story was the story of the province. The core of our western character is his struggles, his dreams, his success and philanthropy. The growth of ranching in the province was influenced by the influence of <mask>. He used to help fellow ranchers improve their cattle's blood lines by purchasing large herds of Hereford stock. A pioneer of cold-weather ranching, <mask> put up 250,000 tons of hay for winter feed and convinced other ranchers to use winter feeding methods of their own. He introduced modern techniques to finish cattle for market and renovated the corrals and feeding pens. Senator <mask> Building at SAIT Polytechnic is one of the buildings named after him.The Ranche Restaurant at the Bow Valley Ranche was opened in 1856 by our greatest citizen.

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title: Rkomi

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask>, also known as Mirko Manuele Martorana, is an Italian rapper. The district of Calvairate is located in the eastern part of the suburbs of Milan. He dropped out of school at the age of 17 after attending the hotel institute for three years. He was a bartender, bricklayer and dishwasher before he was 21. Tedua was his roommate. Tedua wanted to become a tour manager. According to Career Calvairate Mixtape, he was initiated into a musical career due to his best friend Tedua.Rkomi's first musical projects were Keep Calm Mixtape with Sfazo and Quello che non fai tu with Falco, followed by the more famous amateur song Calvairate Mixtape. After almost two years of silence, Rkomi published a song on the platform. The title of the song is a reference to the Heideggerian concept of Dasein. The rapper found out about it through the internet. The Digital Distribution label collaborated with Rkomi on the Dasein Sollen. After the good reception of the single Aeroplanini di carta, created in collaboration with Izi, Rkomi was hired by Calcutta to open the show in Torino. After coming into contact with Shablo, the former producer of the album Aeroplanini di carta, Rkomi decided to sign a contract with the Rock Music label managed by Shablo himself and Marracash.On March 13, the rapper announced that he was going to release his first studio album. The album Io in terra was released on September 8, 2017. The singles were preceded by the album. After its debut in the music charts, Io in terra reached the top of the chart and was certified gold. The Ossigeno - EP and Dove gli occhi non arrivano was released on July 13, 2019, accompanied by a vinyl edition and an autobiographical book. The single Acqua calda e limone, which was written in collaboration with rapper Ernia, is on the CD. The single Non ho mai tanto la mia et was released at the end of last year.It is a tribute to a video game. Solletico and Acqua calda e limone were certified gold. The album Dove gli occhi non arrivano was to be released on March 22, 2020. The disc was worked on by many people. Io in terra was the first album to debut at the top of the FIMI rating. The third studio album, titled Taxi Driver, was released on April 30. The first single Ho spento il cielo was released on April 14.Taxi Driver was at the top of the album chart. Nuovo, a collaboration with Sfera Ebbasta, reached the top of the Top Singles. All of the songs contained within the disc were in the Top Singles. Taxi Driver was released on September 24, 2021. Previous tracks were edited and sung live. La coda del diavolo was released in December of 2021. On December 4, 2021, Rkomi's participation in the Sanremo Music Festival was announced at TG1, followed by the announcement of the song Insuperabile on December 15.In the final ranking, the song took 17th place. The song Che cosa manca was written in February of 2022. Although the rapper's first songs are pure rap and do not include other genres, he proposed himself as an example of independent rap. The album Io in terra is often considered to be an example of hip-hop influenced by the genres of prog, funk and others because of the original and innovative bases. The album Dove gli occhi non arrivano, characterized by purely pop sharing, was formed with the release of Ossigeno - EP. SaintPHNX, Gorillaz and Twenty One Pilots were influenced by Rkomi's work. As for hip-hop, the rapper's work was influenced by Italian artists Noyz Narcos, Marracash, Fabri Fibra, Gué Pequeno, and such foreign artists as German rapper Cro, French rapper Lomepal, and American rappers Tyler, the Creator


title: William J. Long

texts: <mask> was an American writer and minister. He was a minister at the First Congregationalist Church in Connecticut. He traveled to the wilderness of Maine with his son, Brian, and two daughters, Lois and Cesca. They would stay there until the first snows of October. He claimed the wilderness in Nova Scotia was getting too crowded in the 1920s. He wrote many books about wilderness experiences, including Ways of Wood Folk, Wilderness Ways, Wood-folk Comedies, Northern Trails, and Wood Folk at School. Charles Livingston Bull illustrated two of his later books.The best way to experience the wild was to plant yourself and sit for hours on end to let the wild come to you. The increased public interest in the natural world was a reaction to the Industrial Revolution. <mask>'s books were being issued in schools under the title of The Wood Folk Series. His findings and observations clashed with the prevailing scientific wisdom of animal behavior, which believed animals behaved purely on instinct and could not learn from experience. Rev. <mask> provided many examples, supposedly from his experience, to cast doubt on that prevailing wisdom, suggesting that animals could become individuals within their species. One of the more famous observations was that kingfishers would catch fish in a river and then drop them into small pools so their offspring could practice catching the same fish but in an easier environment.A woodcock made a "splint" for its broken leg. He wrote about the animals that rode on the backs of sheep to escape hunters. There was a belief that Reverend. The lines between the animal world and humans were blurred. Rev. was accused by President Teddy Roosevelt's naturalist adviser, <mask>. His books and the reflections of nature were overstated. Roosevelt wrote, "If he stated that he had seen a weasel kill a deer and then carry it to the top of a pine tree, I would not care how many affidavits he produced, because the feat would be mechanically impossible."<mask> was at the center of the nature fakers controversy. Rev. was eventually claimed by Burroughs. President Theodore Roosevelt had a minister who was trying to sell books with lies. <mask>'s books were taken from school libraries. The feud was chronicled in the local paper. Long. Rev.<mask> would counter that you can't understand nature when you have a gun on your hip, ride on top of a wagon or horseback, and have a crowd of twenty with you. He said Roosevelt never met an animal he didn't kill. After a couple months in the national papers, Rev. <mask> said that "while obviously we cannot settle this through the media, I invite President Roosevelt to settle this like men." Roosevelt did not accept his invitation. <mask> was an experienced woodsman and close observer of nature who did not intentionally fabricate his observations but sometimes misinterpreted what he saw. The idea of struggle for existence was long rejected.He believed that all animal minds were reflections of God. There are stories from Northern Trails. Ways of Wood Folk, Wilderness Ways, Secrets of the Woods, and A Little Brother to the Bear are part of the Wood Folk Series. There is a book in the Wood Folk Series. There is a shorter version of the 280pp. Northern Trails Book 1 was published in 1903. There is a book in the Wood Folk Series.Wayeeses the White Wolf is similar to the Northern Trails Book II Wood Folk Series Book VII. Stories from Northern Trails is the same as The Nature Fakers: Wildlife, Science and Sentiment. Golden, Colorado: Fulcrum Publishing. There are links to births and deaths of 19th-century American writers and 20th-century American male writers.

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title: Phillip Prodger

texts: <mask> is a museum professional, curator, author, and art historian. He was the Head of Photographs at the National Portrait Gallery in London and is currently the Senior Research Scholar at the Yale Center for British Art. He was born in Kent and currently lives in New Haven, Connecticut. In 1989 he received his bachelor's degree from Williams College and in 1995 he received his master's degree from Stanford University. In 2000 he received his PhD from the University of Cambridge. He attended secondary school in Hong Kong. After a brief tenure as a lecturer at the Hong Kong Arts Centre, Prodger began his museum career.He was the assistant curator of prints, drawings and photographs at the Saint Louis Art Museum. He was named Head of Photographs at the National Portrait Gallery in London in 2014; he was the founding Curator of Photography at the Peabody Essex Museum. The British School at Rome gave the Rome Award to Prodger. He received a Focus Award for his contributions to the appreciation and understanding of photography. The National Gallery of Canada named him the Lisette Model in 2007. European and American art from the 19th century to the present is the primary area of expertise. He has written about photography and art/science interactions.His work focuses on the rise of photographic vision and its effect on modern logic systems. The second invention of photography was when wet-plate collodion replaced Daguerreian and paper negative technologies. It was possible to record things happening too fast to be seen with the naked eye. The work of Eadweard Muybridge and Charles Darwin are both examined in the book Darwin's Camera. The term instantaneous photography movement was created by Prodger to describe the mania for taking photographs of rapidly occurring action in the late 19th century. Modern photography has been written about by Prodger. He collaborated with Graham Howe and the E.O. to produce three books in the series, including one with Terence Pepper.The Hoppé Estate is in Pasadena, California. He is an author and co-author of books on the partnership between Man Ray and Lee Miller. In contemporary art, Prodger has written about several artists. He has written for Anderson & Low, Suzanne Opton, Paul Outerbridge, Anne Rearick, and other authors. He was the primary author of an exhibition and catalogue on early Chinese photography produced in association with Tsinghua University. Gottingen: Steidl, 2019: E. O. Hoppé: The English. The Real Me: Understanding Photo Portraiture in the 21st Century is coming.Tsinghua University Press published Vision and Reflection: Photographs of 19th Century China from the Loewentheil Collection. The National Portrait Gallery has 100 Photographs. The Birth of Art Photography was done by Victorian Giants. Julia Margaret Cameron, Clementina Hawarden, and Oscar Rejlander are in the National Portrait Gallery. London: National Portrait Gallery and New Haven: Yale University Press. E.O. The German Work 1925–1938 was written by Hoppé.There is a book called At the Water's Edge, Salem. Lee Miller: Partners in surrealism, New York and London was published in 2011. Color Correction, Gottingen: Steidl, 2011. The National Portrait Gallery has a collection of Hoppé portraits. The Mind's Eye: Fifty Years of Photography is a book by Jerry Uelsmann. Paul Outerbridge: New Color Photographs from California and Mexico was published in 2009. The Oxford University Press published Darwin's Camera: Art and Photography in the Theory of Evolution.Amerika: Photographs from the 1920s, New York and London is a book by Hoppé. The Impressionist Camera was used in London and New York. Muybridge and the Instantaneous Photography Movement, Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 2003 There are illustrations from the collection of Charles Darwin, Lewiston, New York and Lampeter, Wales. The official site has an interview with "Fleeting Truths: Thoughts on Portrait Photography" and an interview with "What Makes a Great Portrait Photograph?"


title: Bob Thurman

texts: <mask> was a professional baseball pitcher, outfielder and pinch-hitter. He played in the Negro leagues, the Puerto Rican winter league, and the Major League Baseball with the Cincinnati Reds. He is a member of the Puerto Rican Baseball Hall of Fame. Thurman's date of birth is given in several baseball reference books. Like many Negro leaguers, Thurman took some years off of his age in order to interest scouts in developing him as a prospect. He admitted after his playing career was over that 1917 was the correct year of his birth. He made his major league debut at the age of 38 and was still in the big leagues at 42.He was listed at 205 pounds with a height of 185 cm. He entered the U.S. Army at the beginning of World War II after playing semipro ball. He saw combat in the Pacific Theater. The Negro National League offered him a contract after he was discharged. He started with the Grays in 1946, playing with greats such as Cool Papa Bell and Buck Leonard. His pitching wasn't great, but he played in the outfield as well. He hit.408 for the season.In 157 at-bats, he hit.338 with 6 home runs. 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He played winter ball in Puerto Rico for twelve seasons, eleven with the Cangrejeros de Santurce and one with the Leones de Ponce. He was a great fan of Santurce. In the 1947–48 season, he had 9 homers, and in the following season he had 18.At the end of his career in Puerto Rico, he was the All-Time Home Run leader with 120. He joined the Kansas City Monarchs of the Negro American League. The stars and future stars of the Monarchs were managed by Buck O'Neil. In the major leagues, <mask>'s big year in Puerto Rico had not gone unrecognized. The New York Yankees purchased his contract from the Monarchs. He hit three homers in his first week with the Newark Bears. He hit.317 for the Bears in 59 games before a hand injury ended his season.He spent the 1950 season with Springfield in the International League after being transferred by the Yankees. His batting average dropped to.269. He was a member of the San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast League for two years. The Cubs did not integrate at the major league level. Santurce was playing in the Puerto Rican league. He was a big name in baseball. The Dominican Summer League started in the 1950s.It was an "outlaw" league that tried to lure big-name minor leaguers with generous salary offers. In the new league, Thurman was suspended from organized baseball. He played in the Dominican Republic for two years, leading the league in homers and batting average in 1954. The Dominican League joined the Puerto Rican winter league in 1955. The Cubs didn't show any interest in him, even though he was still under contract. He was still playing winter ball in Puerto Rico when he got noticed again. He hit.323 with 14 homers for the Santurce Crabbers, a team that Don Zimmer called the best winter league baseball club ever assembled.Valmy Thomas and Harry Chiti were the catchers, and <mask> was in right field. Willie Mays was the leader in batting. Roberto Clemente was fourth in the league in batting average. The former Negro leagues star was at third base. The pitchers were Rubén Gmez, Sam Jones and Bill Greason. The pitcher continued to pitch occasionally. The Cincinnati Reds bought his contract from the Cubs for $2,000.On the same day Elston Howard became the first black man to play for the New York Yankees, he made his major league debut. His average fell as he hit 7 homers in only 152 at-bats. He hit.295 with 8 homers the next year. He hit three homers and a double against the Milwaukee Braves. He hit.351 with the Reds in 1957, but his average dropped to.259 by the end of June. He was sent to Seattle on August 2. He hit 8 home runs in the Pacific Coast League before being recalled by the Reds.<mask> hit 16 home runs in 1957 for the Reds. His home run percentage of 8.4% was better than Duke Snider who had a home run percentage of 7.9%. The Reds had a few pinch-hitting appearances with Thurman in 1959 after he returned to the minor leagues. His last game was April 21, 1959. He failed to hit well with either Seattle or Omaha and was sent back to the minor leagues. He hit.274 with Charleston in 1960 for the American Association. He was 43 years old.He retired as a player after 21 games with Charlotte in the South Atlantic League. In 334 major league games, Thurman had a career batting average of.246. 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He died in 1998 at the age of 81.The Negro Leagues Book has a list of Major League Baseball players from Puerto Rico. "SCD profiles former Reds outfielder <mask> Robinson Generation in the Major Leagues was published in 1994. A.S. "Doc" was a great Negro baseball star. A.S. Barnes is the author of "La Maquinaria Perfecta" (The Perfect Machine).

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title: Kennda Lynch

texts: <mask> is an American Astrobiologist. She has been associated with NASA. She identifies environments on Earth with characteristics that may be similar to environments on other planets, and creates models that help identify characteristics that would indicate an environment might host life. What biosignatures might look like on other planets is identified by <mask>. The Pilot Valley Basin in the Great Salt Desert of Utah is where much of <mask>'s research has taken place. The location of NASA's Perseverance Rover mission was determined by her work in that paleolake basin. <mask> is a perfect expert to be involved in the Perseverance rover.The proper landing site for NASA's first manned mission to Mars in 2035 is one of <mask>'s projects. The New York Times, Nature, Scientific American, and Popular Science are some of the shows that <mask> has appeared in. <mask> is one of the most inspiring Black scientists in the United States. <mask> <mask> is the daughter of <mask>. Both of her parents worked for a defense contractor that worked on space shuttles. <mask>'s passion for space grew after seeing The Empire Strikes Back and her parents brought home pictures of space shuttles. They both watched television shows from the Trekkie franchise.<mask> quotes Cosby as saying: "You were an alien from the beginning." <mask>'s mother was a Girl Scout and served as the chief executive officer of Drifting Dunes Girl Scout Council Inc. Her father was a scout. <mask> was appointed as the student delegate to the National Girl Scout Program Conference. <mask> spent a lot of time in nature. <mask> was on the student council at Boylan Catholic High School. In 1991, <mask> was one of 40 Young Americans, a long-running program of the local newspaper, the Rockford Register, honoring extraordinary teenagers in the Rock River Valley. She graduated from Boylan in 1993.<mask> was going to study general engineering at the University of Illinois. She discovered the field of Astrobiology after seeing a space shuttle liftoff and completing a summer internship at Kennedy Space Center. "Actors in the Attic" was a theater company run by <mask> and some friends. In 1999, <mask> was team leader for a NASA competition that was near the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center. <mask> and her teammates were able to carry out a fluid research experiment aboard the KC-135, an airplane that escapes Earth's gravity. <mask> majored in engineering and biology in 1999. At the University of Colorado at Boulder, <mask> earned a master's degree.She received a fellowship from NASA to complete her degree at the Colorado School of Mines. She started her research in Utah. She moved to Georgia Institute of Technology as a postdoctoral fellow and continued her study of Mars analog environments. <mask> was a Metrology Engineer at Abbot Laboratories. She worked for several years at Jacobs Sverdrup. There are two jobs at NASA Johnson Space Center. <mask> worked as a project engineer on human space flight in the Crew and Thermal Systems division, where she developed habitation hardware for the International Space Station.<mask> went to work for McKay as a systems engineer after meeting Kathy Thomas-Keprta, a specialist on the Allan Hills 84001 meteorite. <mask> was involved in the creation of robot prototypes for missions to Mars. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She received funding for her role as a research fellow at the Colorado School of Mines as a result of her work with NASA. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Lynch worked in the School of Biological Sciences and the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at Georgia Tech. Lynch shifted her main base of operations to the lab of the assistant.<mask> was part of the Georgia Tech NASA Astrobiology Institute team. <mask> is a staff scientist for the Universities Space Research Association. <mask> works to expand diversity in the field of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. She was a mentor to high school and undergraduate students in her early years at Johnson Space Center. 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All life uses energy and excretes waste products. Some of the waste products could be preserved and used as biosignatures. <mask> teaches us how to recognize extraterrestrial life by identifying biosignatures in environments on Earth that are similar to those on other planets. Perchlorates, a kind of salt, is the focus of much of Lynch's biosignature research. Pilot Valley used to be an ancient lake that used to be quite deep.As a result of climate change, it has become salinated. There are a lot of microbes in the lake. <mask> tries to understand what the microbial communities look like with regard to diversity, aspects of life such as what they eat or how they obtain energy, and even how various microbes interact with each other. The first place on earth where there are both perchlorates and perchlorates-reducing microbes was discovered by <mask>. Pilot Valley was chosen by <mask> to carry out her research for her PhD, "A TerrestrialAnalog to Ancient Lake Basins on Mars." Jezero Crater was chosen as the landing site for the Mars mission because it is a paleo lake. It is expected to contain percholates, and should there be signs of life on Mars, it would be an ideal location to have percholates-reducingbacteria.The Jezero lake has signs of a former delta, meaning water was flowing in from an upstream location. The Astrobiology Program Early Career Collaboration Award was won by <mask>. <mask> will work with University of Florida's Amy Williams and Georgetown University's Sarah Stewart on creating a tool for life detection on Mars. She is a peer reviewer for grants with the NASA Earth and Space Science fellowship, as well as a manuscript reviewer for JGR Planets, Astrobiology, Planetary and Space Science. <mask> is a frequent speaker at conferences and serves on the organizing committee. Hays, Lindsay E.; Graham, Heather V.; Des Marais, David J.; Hausrath, Elisabeth M.; Horgan, Briony; and Potter-McIntyre, Sally L. 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Domagal-Goldman, Shawn D.; Wright, Katherine E.; Domagal-Goldman, Shawn D.; Adamala, Katarzyna; Bond, Jade; Dartnell, Lewis R. The book is called (eds.). "The Astrobiology Primer" is a book.There is a theory of Astrobiology. There are 16 articles in the 16 (8): The article is titled "Ast.2015.1460." Stevens, Todd; Amils, Ricardo; Gomez- Elvira; Fernandez, David; Hall, James; <mask>, <mask>; Cannon, Howard; Zavaleta, Jhony. There was a report on 2004-01-01. The 2003 Drilling Campaign to Search for a Subsurface Biosphere at Rio Tinto Spain was part of the Mars Analog Rio Tinto Experiment. Astrobiology is an application to the search for life.<mask>, <mask> L.; Horgan, Briony H.; MunakataMarr, Junko; Hanley, Jennifer; Schneider, Robin J.; Rey, Kevin A.; Spear, John R.; Jackson, W. Andrew; and Ritter, Scott M. The study looked at lacustrine in the Great Salt Lake Desert. The journal deals with research on planets. There are 120 (3). K. Lynn, P. Lewis, M. Pedersen, T. Longazo, L. Miller, S. Palmer, M. ZHANG. There was a report in 2002. A youth perspective on SETI and Astrobiology.The abstract is from the 34th COSPAR Scientific Assembly. C. Richey, K<mask>, S. Diniega, L. Quick, and J. The year 2020. Who is missing in planetary science? Recommendations to increase the number of Black and Latinx scientists. The AAS/Division for Planetary Sciences meeting abstract was published. No. 52, no.6, pp. 500–15. Rivera-Valentn, Rathbun, J., Keane, J. T., <mask>, K., Richey, C., Diniega, S., and Vertesi, J. The year 2020. Who is not in planetary science? A study of the planetary science workforce. The paper was white.Diniega, S., Brooks, S., Gilmore, M., <mask>, K., Nez, J., Quick, L. October 2020. Our colleagues of color are recognized. In AAS/Division for Planetary Sciences Meeting Abstracts. 52, No. 6, pp. 502–06.<mask>, K. L., Diniega, S., Quick, L. C., Horst, S. M., Rivera-Valentin, E. G., and Rathbun, J. A. The month of March. 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title: Polikarp Mdivani

texts: A veteran Georgian Bolshevik and Soviet government official was involved in the Russian Revolutions and the Civil War. He led the Georgian Communist opposition to Joseph Stalin's centralizing policy during the Georgian Affair of 1922, but played an important role in the Sovietization of the Caucasus. He was put to death during the Great Purge. He was the son of a noble family in the Governorate. <mask> was kicked out of the Imperial Moscow University for participating in the student riots of 1899. In 1903, <mask> joined the Bolsheviks of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party and was involved in revolutionary activities in the Caucasus. A close associate of Joseph Stalin, he quickly emerged as one of the leading Bolsheviks in the region.He was a member of the Revolutionary Military Council of the 11th Army and worked for the Caucasian Bureau of the Central Committee of the Bolshevik Party during the Russian Civil War. He was involved in the occupation of the Democratic Republic of Azerbaijan in 1920. He was sent to Turkey to try to broker a peace deal between the Turkish government and the Democratic Republic of Armenia. The Red Army invasion of Georgia in 1921 was engineered by <mask>, Stalin and Sergo Ordzhonikidze. With the establishment of the Georgian SSR, <mask> became one of the leading proponents of the republic's sovereignty from Moscow. He protested against a series of territorial rearrangements in Transcaucasia that dispossessed Georgia of several of its former districts and advocated more tolerance towards political opposition to ensure the survival of the highly unpopular Bolshevik government. Filipp Makharadze, a moderate Georgian Communist leader, was removed from his position as chairman of the Georgian Revolutionary Committee on July 7, 1921.<mask> had a bitter conflict with Stalin and Ordzhonikidze who pursued a hardline policy towards Georgia. The Georgian Affair began in 1922, when <mask> and his friends were denounced by Stalin as "national deviationists". The Mdivani group accused their opponents of chauvinism and tried to get their support, but failed. The final victory of the Stalin-Ordzhonikidze line resulted in the removal of <mask> from his post, as a result of the "deviationists" failure to prevent the Georgian SSR from being amalgamated with the other republics. The "national deviationists" weren't actively persecution until the late 1920s. Stalin used his increasing power to remove <mask> and other oppositionists from diplomatic posts. <mask> served as the Soviet trade representative to France from 1924 until he was kicked out of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in 1928.He was the first deputy chairman of the Georgian Council of People's Commissars between 1931 and 1936, as well as the chairman of the Supreme Sovnarkhoz. He was famous for his sarcastic comments on the Soviet leader and remained an outspoken critic of Stalin's Transcaucasian enterprise. According to the modern historian Ami Knight, <mask> liked to tell a joke about how Georgian workers urged Lavrentiy Beria to set up an armed guard around the house of Stalin's mother so that she wouldn't give birth to another Stalin. <mask> became one of the first victims of the Great Purges because Stalin could not forgive him for his defiance. He was kicked out of the party in 1936. <mask> was accused by Beria of founding the "Trotskyite Centre for Espionage, Sabotage and Terrorism" in order to kill Beria and bring down the Soviet government. The NKVD troika tried him in July.<mask> refused to confess during the interrogations at the Metekhi prison. Being shot isn't enough punishment for him, he said to the troika members. I brought the 11th Army here in Tbilisi because I betrayed my people and helped Stalin and Beria enslave Georgia. On July 11, 1937, the Soviet newspaper Zaria Vostoka published a story with the headline "Death to Enemies of the People", announcing that the Georgian Supreme Court had found <mask>, Okudzhava and several of their colleagues guilty of treason and other counterrevolutionary crimes <mask> was executed in July. His wife and sons were also shot. When she was taken away for questioning, she left her newborn son with the neighbor.She had a chance to write a letter to him before she was executed. People from Tiflis Governorate were 20th-century politicians from Georgia who were members of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.

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title: Shaul Mishal

texts: <mask> is a professor at Tel Aviv University. The Center for the Study of Arab Society in Israel was founded by <mask>, who is the Head of the Middle Eastern studies Program atIDC Herzliya. The author and co-author of several books and articles in subjects related to Arab and Islamic political cultures. For the next 8 years, <mask> and his family lived in ma'abara Talpiot, after <mask> was born in Baghdad, Iraq. He received his PhD in Political Science from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The senior fellow at the Harvard School of Public Health is a visiting professor at Yale University. His brother is a journalist.The main thesis deals with Hamas. It is often described as a movement with Islamic fundamentalism. The objectives are to liberate Palestine through a holy war against Israel, establish an Islamic state on its soil, and reform society in the spirit of true Islam. The prevailing image of Hamas is that it is a rigid movement with no limits or constraints, ready to pursue its goals at any cost. Although Hamas has been reluctant to publicly compromise its ultimate objectives, a close scrutiny of its roots and record since its establishment at the outbreak of the first Palestinian uprising shows that. It operates in a context of opportunities and constraints, conflicting interests, and cost-benefit considerations, and is attentive to the changing needs and desires of the Palestinian population. Despite the toll claimed by Hamas, it is a social and political movement, providing extensive community eersvices and responding constantly to political reality through bargaining and power brokering.Along this line, it has been reluctant to adhere to its religious dogma at any price and so has tended to adopt political strategies that minimize the danger of rigidly adhering to principle, doctrine, or ideology, ready to respond or adjust to fluid conditions. The political understanding between Hamas and Israel can be achieved through a third party. If it entered a public dialogue with Israel, the shock to its supporters would be lessened. Hamas won a majority of seats in the legislative council in 2006 and became the dominant force in the new Palestinian government. According to Mishal, Hamas's electoral victory over the nationalist camp is a mandate for regime change. A redefinition of the PA's regional and international policies, as well as its basic parameters and red lines concerning its approach to Israel are included in a revision of the fundamental principles of government. Regime change has religious significance for the Palestinian national agenda.A commitment to territorial maximalism with an eye towards the establishment of an Islamic state throughout all of Mandatory Palestine is one of the principles of the Islam-driven worldview. The framework of a two-state solution, Israel alongside a Palestinian state, has been replaced by this vision. A second principle is Islamic social activism, instead of a civil-minded, statewide program, and a third principle is the perception of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict as a clash of destinies, instead of a conflict over boundaries. The idea that Hamas could be lured away from its agenda seems to be gaining currency. In an address to a group of European MPs, the leader of Hamas in Gaza said his government was willing to accept a Palestinian state. Some people think that hamas's acceptance of a cease fire is a ploy. The destruction of Israel is not a bargaining chip according to Efraim Karsh.Hamas, which is the Palestinian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood, sees the struggle for Palestine as neither an ordinary political dispute between two nations, nor a struggle for national self-determination by an indigenous population against a foreign occupier. Palestine is seen as one battle in a worldwide holy war to prevent the fall of a part of the House of Islam to infidels. The Palestinians don't have a state that can try to penetrate society and create a hierarchical system in which external links flow through it. Communal affiliations play a role in dividing Palestinian society along regional and extended family lines, but they have not played a definitive role in shaping Palestinian identity and claims to self-determination vis  vis Israel. Palestinian society emerged as a network of excellence because of their lack of a state and formal political institutions. Palestinians were divided among other states, none of which tried to integrate them into their societies. Palestine was divided into different streams of pan-Arabism.The Palestinians were unable to build centralized institutions because of their lack of a state. Despite the fact that the Palestinians had been given an opportunity to begin constructing a hierarchical state to penetrate and centralize Palestinian society via the PA, the nature of Palestinian society has become all the more evident. They have made the PA into a reflection of their society, an amalgam of warring groups. The society is penetrating the state in the Palestinian case. The establishment of the PA in May 1994 followed the signing of the 1993 Declaration of Principles by Israel and the PLO. Despite the creation of a quasi-official Palestinian government, the pattern of relations between Israel and the Palestinians did not change significantly, despite the existence of a supposedly all-Palestinian PA. Real understandings between Israel and Yasser Arafat will be based on informal channels of communication rather than official links due to Arafat's hesitation to transfer real authority from Fatah to the PA.Since the Palestinian state is still in its fetal stage, ties tend to be based on informal relations and a large measure of trust - since formal agreements worked out with the PA will be largely meaningless. Implications for the future of Israeli-Palestinian relations can be found in this network analysis. It suggests that the agreements between Israel and the PA are only part of the relationship. Since most of the relationships exist outside the documents and they are not binding on the parties with respect to the final settlement of the conflict, trust is essential. Conventional wisdom says that Shiites want to convert the Sunni world, take over the Middle East or just bomb Israel. Their plan is clear-cut, drastic and single-minded. Appropriate means are needed for its realization.Close scrutiny shows that Shiite leadership lives and acts in a more complex world. The leadership of the Shiites is new, yet they act with care. It is said to be mystical, yet its behavior is often sober. The demeanor of the new Shiite leadership often seems skeptical and wary. Shiite leadership's worldview contracts and expands continuously. Shiite leaders see themselves as a global power. They are propelled by a keen awareness of their population's needs, while being motivated by an inextricable link to eternal truths.Shiite leaders are encouraged to reject the idea that reality begins with abstract ideas when living in a state of discrepancy. They don't like the idea of abandoning the self and a union with the divine in ascetic mysticism. Shiite leaders do not see actions and interests as the basis of reality. They can't accept the Marxist understanding of history because of struggles over power. They don't like the idea of a free market regulating itself both morally and financially. The Palestinian Hamas: Vision, Violence and Coexistence was published by Columbia University Press. The second edition of The Hamas Wind - Violence and Coexistence was published in Hebrew.Investment in Peace: The Politics of Economic Cooperation Between Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinians was published in 2001. Speaking Stones: Communiques from the Intifada Underground was published in 1994. Speaking Stones: The Words Behind the Palestinian Intifada was published in 1989. The PLO Under Arafat: Between Gun and Olive Branch was published in 1986. The Palestinians in Jordan, 1949–67, Yale University Press, 1978. The Place as a Source of Identity in Colonizing Societies: Israeli Settlements in Gaza was published in 2008. "Al Qaeda as Dune Organization toward a Typology of Islamic Terrorism Organization" was written by I. Schnell and M. Rosenthal.Studies in Conflict and Terrorism was published in 2005. 281–289. "What Happened to Suicide Bombing in Israel: Insight from a Terror Stock Model" was written by E. Kaplan, A. Mintz, and C. Samban. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism was published in 2005. The final score was225–235. The Pragmatic Dimension of the Palestinian Hamas: A Network Perspective was published in 2004. 609–609."Political Expectations and Cultural Perceptions in the Arab-Israeli Peace Negotiations" was written by N. Morag. pp. in Political Psychology, Vol.23, No.2, 2002. 335–353. There is no presence of Hamas, the PA and the Politics of Negotiated Coexistence. Middle Eastern Studies was published in 2002. " The Network State: Triangular Relations in Middle Eastern Politics was written by I. Talmud.The International Journal of Contemporary Sociology was published in 2000. " 175–7. Trust or contract? Negotiating Formal and Informal Agreements in the Arab-Israeli Peace Process. The International Negotiation was published in 2000. 541–541. "Intifada Discourse: The Hamas and UNL Leaflets" was written by Avraham Sela and Moshe Ma'oz.St. Martin's Press was published in 1997. Israel and the PLO: A Game with Different Information was written by D. Schmiedler and I. Sened. Game Theory and Applications is written by T. Ichiishi, A. Neyman, and Y. Touman. Academic Press was published in 1990. William Frankel wrote "The Unfolding of the Intifada" in 1990. Basil Blackwell, 1990, pp. 3–13.The Jerusalem Quarterly published "Paper War - Words Behind Stones: The Intifada Leaflets" in 1989. 71–94 "Coalition Formation in the Arab World: An Analytical Perspective" was written by A. Diskin. International Interactions was published in 1984. The score was 43–59. "Palestinian Voting in the West Bank: Electoral Behavior in a Traditional Community Without Sovereignty" was written by A. Diskin. The Journal of Politics was published in 1982.538–58 "Nationalism through Localism: Some Observations on the West Bank Political Elite" was published in 1981 in The Middle Eastern Studies. 478–1. <mask> <mask> predicts an upcoming intifada that will break out in Jerusalem.

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title: Jake Scott

texts: Jacob E<mask> was an American professional football player who was a free safety and punt returner from 1970 to 1978 for the Miami Dolphins and Washington Redskins of the National Football League. <mask> went to the Pro Bowl five times. He had 35 picks in six seasons with the Dolphin and another 14 in three with the Redskins. He was the Most Valuable Player of Super Bowl VII. <mask>'s number 13 was retired in honor of Dan Marino, who made it famous in Miami. <mask> played college football at the University of Georgia in the 1960's and 70's and was the leader of the Georgia defense in the 1960's and 70's with six and ten intercepts. <mask> was named first-team All-SEC defensive back by the AP and the UPI in 1967, and again in 1968.Terry Hoage had 12 picks in 1982, but the ten picks in a season is second-most in Georgia history. <mask>'s 175 return yards is second all-time for Georgia. <mask>'s college career total of 315 intercept return yards is the most in school history. He has a Georgia record for career intercepts. <mask> was a member of the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in 1986 and the Athens (GA) Athletic Hall of Fame in 2000. <mask> was selected for the College Football Hall of Fame on May 17, 2011. <mask> left the University of Georgia to play football in the Canadian Football League.<mask>'s military draft lottery number was 187, based on his July 20 birth date. <mask> could have been drafted for military service during the Vietnam War, but he was not, according to the highest administrative draft number called for his year group. <mask> began his professional career in 1969 as a flanker and kick returner for the BC Lions. He was drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the seventh round of the 1970 NFL Draft, and in his first year he returned one punt for touchdown. He helped the team reach Super Bowl VI, where they lost to the Dallas Cowboys. <mask> returned a punt in the game. <mask> was a key member of the 1972 Miami Dolphins, who went on to win the Super Bowl, and he recorded two picks in the game, including one in the fourth quarter.He helped the Dolphins in their Super Bowl VIII win, recording two turnovers, 20 punt return yards, and 47 kick return yards. 2 Super Bowl Records were established by him. <mask> was the first player to recover 2 fumbled balls. He established the record for most career Super Bowl recovery at two, a record now shared by 12 others. <mask> recovered one of his own team's and one of his opponent's turnovers in the Super Bowl. <mask> had 49 picks in nine seasons. He was the Dolphins' all-time leader in that category with 35 picks.<mask> had a lot of turnovers in his career. He gained 1,358 yards and a touchdown on special teams. The last 3 years of <mask>'s career were with the Redskins. <mask> was the Dolphins All-Time Neutralizer sponsored by Tums. He was a member of the Georgia-Florida Hall of Fame. <mask> was named to the PRFA Hall of Very Good Class of 2007, but he did not attend Super Bowl XL when all previous Super Bowl Most Valuable Players were honored. <mask> was introduced at the Super Bowl 50 pre-game festivities.<mask> was an investor in Hawaii. The Miami Dolphins Honor Roll had <mask> and Bill Stanfill on it. <mask> was a lifelong bachelor who enjoyed fishing and traveling. <mask> lived in the Colorado mountains and the Florida Keys before moving to Hanalei, a small town on the Hawaiian island of Kauai. <mask> died at the age of 75 on November 19, 2020, after falling down a flight of steps while visiting friends in Atlanta, Georgia. The waters of Hanalei Bay were where <mask>'s ashes were spread. <mask>'s personal collection, including his Super Bowl rings, were sold at an auction.<mask> had a player profile on the Miami Dolphins. <mask> was found on December 19, 2006 in the Super Bowl records.

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title: Goran Milić

texts: <mask> is a Croatian journalist who works on television. He's one of the most recognizable media figures in the countries of former Yugoslavia. The Al Jazeera Balkans news and program director was Mili. Born in Zagreb, PR Croatia, FPR Yugoslavia to Croat parents, <mask> spent a couple of months in Prague at the age of six, joining his father who was part of the Yugoslavia. The family moved to Strasbourg after <mask>'s father was assigned to an observer post in the Council of Europe. Croatian Spring was supported by Mili's father. When Mili was 13 years old, his father got a job at the Yugoslav Ministry of Foreign Affairs and he moved to Belgrade.His father was named to the post of Yugoslavia's ambassador in the South American country, and before graduating gymnasium, he was on the move again. After graduating from the University of Belgrade's graduate gymnasium, Mili returned to Serbia to enroll at the University of Belgrade's Faculty of Law. In 1969 Mili was a traffic officer and served in the JNA. After moving to London, Mili worked as a truck driver. He wanted to pursue a career in maritime law after applying for a job in Belgrade again. At the age of twenty-four, Mili began his journalism career. The youngster was taught the ropes by seasoned journalists Ranko Lozo, Neboja Popovi, and Velimir Popovi.Momilo Popovi is an influence, specifically his style of summarizing news items in a catchy headline before expanding upon the topic. His first job was to collect feedback about the television programme. The project was abandoned quickly. RTB assigned Mili to cover foreign politics because of his knowledge of languages. His first assignment was reporting from the Arab League summit. He reported from the scene in Cyprus during the Turkish invasion in July 1974 after interviewing the Greek foreign minister. During the conference of the Non-Aligned Movement in 1975, Mili witnessed a coup d'état.The editor of the foreign affairs department, Mili, was part of the press pack that followed the president on his foreign trips to Panama, Venezuela, Mexico, Berlin, and the United States in 1978. In late 1979 Mili was named RTB's correspondent from New York City, and he and his wife moved there in April 1980. The president of Yugoslavia died a month after Mili arrived. The U.S. president Jimmy Carter was interviewed by Mili during the mourning period. In 1985, Mili returned from New York. During his time in the United States, Mili became a member of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences and was a part of the committee for three years. He began teaching at the University of Belgrade's Department of Journalism in 1988 after returning home to Yugoslavia.After returning from New York, Mili began hosting Saturday's Dnevnik 2, RTB's 7:30pm central daily newscast, which made him a well-known television personality all over Serbia and SFR Yugoslavia. He was promoted to an executive position and then was appointed as the news division's deputy editor-in-chief. In addition to delivering the news, his Saturday newscasts at Dnevnik 2 bore a personal imprint with several segments including one where he got to interview general interest guests. One of the most enduring moments of his time hosting Dnevnik was a live link into a 1987 Bijelo Dugme concert at Belgrade's Sajam, allowing the band to perform their "Pljuni i zapjevaj moja Jugoslavijo" song live for the large He covered the Kosovo miners' strike in 1989. During his time anchoring RTB's Dnevnik 2, his popularity and prominence got him various one-off high profile side jobs in public relations. He was appointed to the executive committee of the city of Belgrade's bid to host the 1992 Summer Olympics after returning from America.He worked at the committee from 1985 to 1986 and dealt with the bid's media presentation and publicity in foreign press and electronic media. At the IOC vote in October 1986, Barcelona won ahead of Paris and Brisbane, with Belgrade coming in fourth. The president of the information commission for the Universiade in Zagreb was appointed in 1987. In September 1989 Mili became the spokesman for the summit. In July 1990 Mili received a personal offer from Franjo Tuman to transfer to Croatian Radiotelevision. At the hour-long meeting Tuman wanted Mili to run HRT's news division, a network that was undergoing major organizational and conceptual changes, but Mili turned down the offer. In October 1990 Mili became host and editor-in-chief of the newly established Yutel, Sarajevo-based daily newscast founded and financed by the Federal Executive Council."Good evening, Yugoslavia" was the very first newscast that Mili hosted on October 23, 1990 at 10pm. Other journalists who produced the hour-long Yutel daily newscasts were Gordana Sua, Devad Sabljakovi, Velibor ovi, and Zekerijah Smaji. The Yutel for Peace concert was hosted by Mili in July 1991. After the dissolution of Yutel, which took place a few weeks following the start of the Bosnian War, Mili was employed by the government of Bosnia and Herzegovina. He ran the international press center under the auspices of the government, as well as filing news reports for BHTV. John Fisher Burns, a New York Times journalist, won a Pulitzer Prize for his reporting about the Siege of Sarajevo. Republika Srpska's Minister of Justice Momilo Mandi declared Mili a war criminal because of his propaganda against Serbian people.At the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, he was the head of the Bosnia and Herzegovina delegation. After the Olympics ended, he left Sarajevo for Zagreb and returned to the besieged city for three months. After arriving in Croatia, despite a wealth of experience and a famous name in journalism, Mili was conspicuously absent from the most prominent Croatian media outlets during this time and in later interviews admitted to being essentially blacklisted in the country's top outlets due to his previous association with. After writing for Marinko Boi's controversial right wing weekly newspaper, Mili worked a series of lower profile jobs, including local TV productions in Umag and an 18-month columnist stint in Mladina. Mili said that he turned down an offer from the Soros Foundation because he was well aware of what they were all about. In 1993 Mili wrote an accusatory open letter directed at Serbian journalists, his former colleagues, and Serbian society as a whole. The country's movement opposing Slobodan Miloevi was dismissed as "nothing but cackling and lighting candles" by Mili in the letter.Serbian media largely ignored the open letter, except for newsmagazine Vreme that published it in full along with a rebuke by their journalist who took issue with a number of views Mili expressed in the letter. In 1996 Mili was involved in the creation of Televizija OBN. In 1996 Mili was invited to a state-organized Christmas dinner by the Croatian president Franjo Tuman, who was known to hold unpopular political views. Croatian Radio Television (HRT), the state-run broadcaster, hired Mili within months. Croatian Radiotelevision started with Mili as a contractor in 1997. He had his own show on HRT. He was host and editor of the Sunday edition of Dnevnik from 2004 to 2004.He has traveled to Europe, Russia, North America, Asia, Australia and South America. He speaks multiple languages, including English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Russian. He was the best journalist in Croatia. He retired from HRT on January 23, 2011. Between 2020 and 2021, Mili was successfully treated for COVID-19, a disease he was diagnosed with in 2011. 20 reportages were created for HRT's travel show in 2020. In September of 2003 <mask> Mili was accused of trying to extort money from Formula One Management CEO.Things can go badly for me in Croatia, so he wants to help me. It was obvious that he was talking about money and that it was extortion. In support of his claims, Ecclestone showed two letters he received from Mili. The journalist who fell down a flight of stairs on the yacht named "Petara" was severely injured and asked for financial compensation. The yacht was docked in Bol on the island of Bra and Herold-Mijatovi had been invited on board due to her husband being friends with Slavica Radi. If someone wants to file a lawsuit against us, they're free to do so. He said that it would be bad for my image and that he didn't want to destroy it.Someone should compensate Herold-Mijatovi because she is unable to work. In 1977 Mili married Olivera Katani, a Radio-Television Belgrade colleague. In 1980 when Mili became RTB's foreign correspondent from New York, the couple, along with Olivera's son from her previous marriage, moved to the United States. Lana Marija Mili was born in 1984. Since 1978, she had been diagnosed with cancer. At a speaking engagement in Sarajevo in 1990, Mili met Ana, a Radio Sarajevo contract employee. The two began dating after Mili moved to Belgrade where he anchored RTB's Dnevnik.In late 1990, after Mili's new job at Yutel brought him to Sarajevo, the couple started living together, along with Mili's daughter Lana Marija who he brought over from Belgrade. Ana and Lana Marija fled to Zagreb in the spring of 1992 after the Bosnian War broke out, while Mili joined them in Croatia. In 1992 Mili married Ana, and in 1993 they had a son. eljko Malnar was married to Mili's cousin, Karmen. On June 2, 2015, Mili received a citizenship of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The University of Belgrade has a faculty of journalists.

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title: Nichi Vendola

texts: From 1992 to 2005 and from 2005 to 2015, the President of Apulia was Nicola "<mask>" <mask>, an Italian left-wing politician and LGBT activist. He is one of the first openly LGBT Italian politicians and the first openly LGBT head of a regional government. From the age of fourteen, <mask> was a member of the Italian Communist Youth Federation. He studied literature at his university and presented a thesis on Pier Paolo Pasolini. L'Unit was where <mask> became a journalist. He came out as gay in 1978 and became a leader in the Italian gay community. He was a member of the National Secretariat of the Italian Communist Party.The Democratic Party of the Left was formed. <mask> joined the Communist Refoundation Party. The political career Member of Parliament was elected to the Chamber of Deputies in 1992. He was a strong opponent of the Mafia and organised crime as a member of the Antimafia Commission. The first primary election in Italy was held in 2005, where The Union chose their candidate for the presidency of the Apulia region. He won the primary. It appeared impossible that a communist homosexual could be elected president of a southern Italian region such as Apulia, which is considered to be conservative and strongly Catholic.The most important book for a communist like me is the Bible, according to <mask>. He narrowly defeated the incumbent president of Apulia, who was a candidate for the House of Freedoms. He was the first member of the Communist Refoundation Party to be elected president. In the July 2008 party congress, <mask> was one of the two major candidates running for the place of Chairman of the Communist Refoundation party; he lost to an alliance led by Paolo Ferrero, formerly Minister for Social Solidarity in the Prodi II Cabinet. Following the defeat, all positions in the party have been eliminated. On January 24, 2009, at Chianciano Terme, <mask> split from Communist Refoundation and founded the Movement for the Left. In December 2009, <mask> became the first leader of the newly founded party Left Ecology Freedom, which had merged into the Movement for the Left.His Democratic Party allies questioned his candidacy in late 2009. They asked him to step down so that the Christian-democratic Union of the Centre could choose a candidate. Chances of having a new primary election quickly increased after <mask> refused to step down. The elections were called for January 24th. Boccia was supported by the Democratic Party. <mask> easily won the election with more than 70% of the votes, was picked again as leader of the centre-left coalition, and went on to defeat the centre-right candidate by a wide margin. In July 2010, during a general congress of the so-called "Factories of Nichi", <mask> announced his candidacy for the Primary Elections of the Italian centre-left.What might be expected in the Italian general elections were predicted by this voting. Both Pier Luigi Bersani, the Democratic Party Secretary, and Silvio Berlusconi, the Prime Minister of Italy, were shown to have lost to Vendola. But came third in the primaries held on 25 November 2012 and failed to get on the ballot. For the fifth time, <mask> was elected for the Chamber of deputies in the general election of 2013). He announced on 6 March that he would remain in charge of the Puglia Region, thus giving up his seat in the Chamber. He resigned as a deputy on 10 April. Unable to apply for a third time as president of the region, <mask> supported the former mayor of Bari, who went on to win the election with 45% of the votes.On December 17, 2016 Left Ecology Freedom was dissolved and merged with the Italian Left. <mask> was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison for his involvement in the Ilva scandal. He was insulted about his homosexuality during his political career. He was insulted by a minister of the Democratic Party. In October of last year, the leader of the Lega Nord at the comune of Milan published an image on Facebook with the words "Gay and pedophile". Morelli apologized the next day. Since 2004, <mask> has been living with his partner Ed Testa.The couple used a surrogate in California to have a baby. Some of <mask>'s poems have been collected in a book. Nichi is a biographical film about his figure. He is a Roman Catholic and does not agree with many of the church's social positions. After having a heart attack on October 17th, <mask> was fitted with a stent at Rome's Gemelli Hospital. There is a list of the first LGBT holders of political offices.

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title: Richard Janko

texts: <mask> is a professor of classical studies at the University of Michigan. <mask> was born on May 30, 1955, the descendant of an Austro-Hungarian revolutionary who left Vienna in 1848 to find refuge in London. <mask> received a scholarship to Trinity College, Cambridge. He learned Greek from Andrew M. Wilson, who translated Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. He was involved in the British excavations at Agios Stephanos in Laconia as a student and wrote a PhD under John Chadwick. He was a Research Fellow at Trinity College. Janko's scholarship focuses on Bronze Age Greece, archaic Greek epic, especially the Iliad of Homer, ancient literary criticism, especially the Poetics of Aristotle, and early Greek religion and philosophy.The study of Homer, Hesiod and the Hymns was established by a statistical study of language. A tenth-century manuscript in Paris, the Tractatus coislinianus, contains a summary of the lost second book of Aristotle's Poetics on comedy and humour. An annotated translation of Aristotle's Poetics followed. He wrote the volume on Homer's Iliad 13-16 in the set of commentaries on Homer's Iliad, and he argues that Homer was a great oral poet. John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship was awarded to Janko in 1986. The History of the Martin Classical Lectures at Oberlin College was written by <mask>. The site-report of the Bronze Age and Medieval settlement of Ayios Stephanos in Laconia was brought out in 2008.The 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 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 The Gerald F. Else Professor of Classical Studies at the University of Michigan is Janko. He was the Professor of Greek at University College London. He held Visiting Professorships at the Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa and the American School of Classical Studies in Athens. He was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2006 and the American Philosophical Society in 2009. Homer, Hesiod and the Hymns: diachronic development in epic diction was published in 1982. Kirk is the series editor.There is a commentary. Philodemus: the Aesthetic Works is a collection of books. There is a new edition of Vol. On Poems Book 1 was written by W.D. "Ayios Stephanos: a Bronze Age and Medieval Settlement in Southern Laconia" is aSupplement 44 to the Annual of the British School at Athens, London. There is a new edition of Vol. The structure of the Homeric Hymns is a study in genre.The Greek epos hasvalent formulae. "  : the genealogy of a formula" was published in 1981. There is a fragment of Aristotle's Poetics from Porphyry. P. Oxy. The Hesiod's Catalogue on Actaeon was published in 1985. Classical Quarterly 36, "The Shield of Heracles and the legend of Cycnus", was published in 1986. "Polydeukes and Deukalion" was written in 1987."Linear A and the direction of the earliest Cypro-Minoan writing" was written in 1987. "Dictation and redaction: the Iliad and its editors" was published in 1990. Cronache Ercolanesi 21 was about Philodemus' On Poems and Aristotle's On Poets. The Homeric poems were written as oral dictated texts. TheDiagoras of Melos, Apopyrgizontes Logoi? Classical Philology 94 (2001) is a book about a new translation. "The Derveni Papyrus: an Interim Text" was published in 2002.The "Times Literary Supplement" published "The Trojan War" on April 15, 2005. "Sappho Revisited" was published in the "Times Literary Supplement" on December 23, 2005. "Empedocles' On Nature" is a new reconstruction of P. Strasb. Inv. The Zeitschrift fr Papyrologie und Epigraphik 150 was published in 2005. The opening of the derveni Papyrus is being reconstructed again. "Relative Chronology and the Literary History of the Early Greek Epos" was written by Andersen and D. Haug.Cambridge, 20– 43. "The Getty Museum: From Archetype to Exemplar" is a book written by C. A. Faraone and D. Obbink. In Oxford, 31–56 was the year. The brothers poem was published in the Times Literary Supplement. There are new images for a new edition of parmenides in the derveni Papyrus. "The Derveni Papyrus - A conversation with <mask>" is an External link. "Dissent and Democracy: Freedom of Thought and Freedom of Religion in the Athens of Socrates" is a lecture by the American School of Classical Studies.

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title: Brede Hangeland

texts: <mask> is a Norwegian former professional footballer who played as a central defender. He won the Norwegian Cup with Viking. He won two titles at the club in 2006 after moving there. He was released from Crystal Palace after the club's promotion to the Championship, but was still part of the team that played in the 2010 Europa League Final. Hangeland was a member of the Norway national team. He was the team captain from 2008 until his resignation, and he played 91 matches and scored 4 goals. The son of a Norwegian oil company worker, Hangeland was born in Houston, Texas, but grew up in Stavanger.Hangeland said on America, "We were there for a short period in 1980/ 81, which is when I was born and then we went back home, so obviously I don't remember too much about my time there!" Hangeland joined Viking at the start of the 2001 season. He helped win the Norwegian cup in his debut season, playing as a central defensiveMidfielder in a 3–0 victory over rivals. He was made the captain of Viking in 2005. He played 187 games for the club after leaving Viking. Hangeland signed a contract with F.C. on January 16, 2006 The city of Copenhagen.The two defenders were feared because of the impact made by the tall defender and the captain. They were known as the Copenhagen Air Force because of their height and dominance. Brede Hangeland was linked to many big clubs around Europe because of his performances in the 2006–07. Hangeland won the Danish Superliga twice and the Royal League once. He played over 100 games in the different tournaments and scored three times. In the summer of 2007, newspapers linked him with a number of English clubs. After days of speculation, it was officially confirmed on 18 January 2008 that Hangeland had signed for Cottagers, where he would be rejoining his former manager from Viking, Roy Hodgson.On January 29, 2008, he made his debut for the Cottagers at the Reebok Stadium. Sky Sports voted him the Man of the Match. Brede and Hughes formed a formidable partnership at the heart of the defence as the club survived the drop. In August of 2008, Hangeland was appointed captain of the Norway national team and in August of 2009, he scored his first goal for the Cottagers in a 1–0 victory over the Gunners. During the summer of 2009, Hangeland was linked to a number of institutions, but he indicated that he was happy with his current place of employment. In the Europe League match against A.S. Roma, he scored his second goal. Hangeland was rewarded with a new deal with the club in November of 2009.He was a part of the team that lost 2–1 after extra time to Atlético Madrid in the 2010 UEFA Cup Final. Hangeland scored two goals in an away win. His tally of up to six goals made him the highest scoring centre back in the league and the second highest scorer for the Cottagers. Hangeland signed a two-year contract extension with the option of a further year, which would have kept him at the club until the summer of 2015. On June 3, Hangeland was released. Hangeland released a statement through his advisor saying that he had been dismissed by e-mail without having talked to anyone in the club about his future. The club noted that personal protocol was followed and that Brede Hangeland was notified in the right way.Hangeland claimed after his dismissal that Magath ordered him to place a block of cheese on his thigh in order to make him fit for the next match. According to Magath, Hangeland did not have a thigh injury, but an inflammation of the knee, and that he suggested the use of a dressing consisting of Quark. The story that Magath had suggested using a traditional topfen curd was greatly exaggerated. Hangeland joined Crystal Palace on a free transfer. On the opening day of the season, he made his competitive debut for the club. Hangeland opened the scoring by heading in Puncheon's corner, but Palace eventually lost. He scored twice in 17 appearances as Palace finished the season in 10th place.On 10 June 2015, it was announced that Hangeland had been released by Crystal Palace but he signed a new one-year extension on 15 June, keeping him at the club for another season. Hangeland was released by Crystal Palace at the end of the season. Hangeland announced his retirement from football on Sky Sports News HQ. Hangeland was eligible to play for the US national team and the Norway national team. Hangeland made his senior national team debut in a 1–0 win against Austria on November 20, 2002, after playing 12 matches on the Norway under-21 national team. He was named the captain of the national team by ge Hareide after the Euro 2008 qualification. Hangeland's first goal was in a Euro 2012 qualification match.He was captain of the Norway national team 48 times and scored four goals. The Save the Children project to build a school in Cambodia was the beneficiary of Hangeland's wedding guests donating rather than giving presents. A large amount of money was raised. The score column indicates the score after each Hangeland goal. The Viking Norwegian Cup was in 2001 and the Royal League was in 2005–06. The players are from the F.C. The players are from Crystal Palace F.C.The players are from the Superliga.


title: Greg Johnson (game designer)

texts: In 2006 <mask> founded his own company, HumaNature Studios, after working for Binary Systems and Electronic Arts. His design credits include Starflight, Game of the Year Starflight 2: Trade Routes of the Cloud Nebula, and Doki-Doki Universe. <mask> was born in Passaic, New Jersey to an African-American father and a Jewish mother. He is one of five children. His father was a philosophy and music professor and his mother was an administrator for a special education school. When <mask> was three, his parents separated and his mother moved the family to Los Angeles, where <mask>'s mother married a child psychologist. He learned his first programming language at Colorado College.The sword fight simulator he designed was boring. He studied biolinguistics at the University of California, San Diego. At university, he first played the influential dungeon crawler video game, which influenced many of his later works. Electronic Arts Johnson made ends meet by providing graphics for software, and was also hired by Binary Systems, though with minimal pay. He borrowed money from a friend and promised to give him a cut of the royalties from his first game. The game's development was never assured and it was almost cancelled several times, but eventually, with the help of Electronic Arts producer Joe Ybarra, the game Starflight was released in 1986 to positive reviews, and sales which continued to climb for the next year. At the time a small company with about 30 employees, <mask> continued to work for Electronic Arts, contributing graphics to titles such as Adventure Construction Set and F/A 18 Interceptor.Caveman Ughlympics was designed by <mask> following a suggestion by Bing Gordon. Starflight 2 and an even quirkier title than Caveman, ToeJam & Earl were worked on by <mask> and Mark Voorsanger. The "game of the year" award was given to Starflight 2 by Computer Gaming World magazine. After the success of the Starflight games, <mask> and Voorsanger formed a new company to focus on ToeJam & Earl, which they pitched as a 2-player game. The adventures of two aliens who crash landed on a wacky planet were followed by quirky adversaries such as a "nerd herd" and a "killer ice cream truck". The game was a flop after it was published in 1991, despite positive reviews. It became a cult hit and sales continued to climb.As of 2015, it was voted as the title that fans would most like to see return, and eventually became known as one of the classics of the Sega line. The sequel to ToeJam was published by JVP. ToeJam & Earl in Panic on Funkotron was released in 1993 as a 2D side-scroller after the first design was scrapped. There was a backlash from fans who didn't like the new format. They renamed their company "ToeJam & Earl Production" and worked on other projects, such as an educational game for Broderbund Software. In 1998, <mask> became Creative Director for both ePlanet, Inc., and Ububu, a San Francisco-based startup. ePlanet's Freeblenux, a game where a virtual alien character could interact with the player through a camera on top of the monitor, got fairly far along in the design process.The third version of the ToeJam series, ToeJam & Earl III: Mission to Earth, was released in 2002. It went back to the original perspective format, added a third character, and was published as a 3D game on the XBOX platform, but sales did not meet expectations, and the developers parted ways. After working for Electronic Arts as a producer for a period of time, he went back to work for Leapfrog as a producer, but then left the game industry around 2005 to become a business consultant, staying in the same office as TJ&E productions. <mask> continued as a solo designer, initially as a consultant for multiple game companies, such as working with Will Wright on The Sims 2, giving advice on how to make the characters more believable, and how to link the different sections of Spore into something coherent. He worked with Jonathan Sari at a startup called Multiversal Entertainment in 2005, trying to design interactive movie-like stories. In 2006 <mask> founded his own studio, HumaNature Studios, and built a team to work on a project he had been working on since 2004. The game was intended for the Nintendo DS but was never published, and the rights reverted to <mask>.He continued as an independent designer and worked with Kalbridge Games to release the game Save the Dinos in 2007. He re-focused his studio on a game to complement the movie, which was released in 2010. In 2012 <mask> released two Facebook apps, Deko-Deko Mail and Deko Deko-Quiz, followed by Doki-Doki Universe, a first-party title for the Sony console. The new title, ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove, was announced by <mask> in February of 2015, and was funded by the crowd funding website. The format of the game is the same as the original, with 2D character models on 3D worlds with overhead perspective. The game needed $400,000 in funding by March 27, 2015. As of March 25, 2015, they were funded to finish development of Back in the Groove, which was released in 2019.The "game of the year" award was given to Starflight 2. The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences gave Orly's Draw-A-Story an innovation award. ToeJam & Earl was listed at #13 on Mega's list of the best games of all time.

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