title: Milan Richter

texts: <mask> is a Slovak writer, playwright, translator, publisher and a former high-ranking diplomat. There was a Jewish family in Bratislava that was almost wiped out in the Holocaust. His father's family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch He attended the business school in Bratislava. He studied German and English linguistics and literature at the Comenius University in Bratislava. He received a doctorate in German literature in 1985. He was a language editor and editor in two publishing houses.He devoted himself to the translation of literary texts for eleven years. He was a fellow Goethe in 1984 and studied secondary literature for his translation of Faust. He spent several months on the UCLA in Los Angeles in the spring of 1990. He was in the Czechoslovak foreign service for two and a half years and in the Slovak diplomatic service for two and a half years. He was the Chargé d'Affaires. accredited for both Norway and Iceland. Vigds Finnbogadttir was the first Nordic head of state to visit Slovakia.The Department SLOLIA and the magazine Slovak Literary Review were founded by <mask> in the Slovak Literature Center. In 2000 he founded his own publishing house, MilaniuM, which specialized in Slovakian poetry, as well as in poetry and prose from other countries. The Austrian Society for Literature invited him to collect Vienna material for an anthology of Austrian poetry. In 2006 and 2007, he held a Rilke scholarship. He was a fellow of the Goethe-Gesellschaft in 2011. From 2000 to 2002, <mask> was the vice-chairman of the Slovak PEN Centre and from 1999 to 2003 he was the chairman of the Slovak Literary Translators Society. From 2001 to 2010 he was the 1st vice-president of the World Academy of Arts and Culture.He arranged the World Congress of Poets in August 1998. He was the director of the Jan Smrek Literary Festival from 2000 to 2011. The Festival Kafka's Matliary was established in the High Tatra region. He was president of the Slovak PEN Centre and chairman of the Club of Independent Writers in Slovakia. He is a member of the Goethe-Gesellschaft in Germany, the Academy on the Borders in Austria, and the European Academy of Poetry in the UK. "Evening Mirrors", "Whips", "Pollen", and "The Secure Place" were all published by <mask>. His poems have been translated and published in 11 books abroad.One volume of his poems in 6 languages was published in Slovakia: Five Seasons of Life, and another volume of his poems in 7 languages was published in the same year. In more than 80 magazines and anthologies abroad, <mask>'s poems have been published in a number of further languages. "The Short Unhappy Life of Marilyn Monroe" is one of the four theatre plays he wrote. His theatre plays on F. Kafka have been translated into 8 different languages. The play "The Short Unhappy Life of Marilyn Monroe" was published as a book in Turkish and Romanian in August and November of 2015, respectively. <mask> was not allowed to be a member of the Slovak Writers' Union until 1987 after he suffered an unofficial publication ban for his poetry. One of the leading translators in Slovakia is <mask>.He collaborated with Spanish and Chinese to translate more than 75 books and theatre plays. His major translations include Goethe's Urfaust and major parts of Faust I/II, Rilke's Duino Elegies, and T. Transtromer's collected poems. The poems of Tomas Transtrmer were selected by the Czech poet Vt Janota. Slovak dramatists and playwrights are recipients of the decoration of honour for services to the Republic of Austria.

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title: Alan Beddoe

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texts: The first president of the Heraldry Society of Canada was Lieutenant-Commander <mask>. He studied at Ashbury College. He was captured at the Second Battle of Ypres in 1915 and spent two and a half years in the prisoner of war camps. He graduated from the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. The Art Students League of New York was where he studied after the war. The first commercial art studio was opened in 1925. He was an expert in heraldry.The <mask> collection at Library and Archives Canada contains designs and studies for the Book of Remembrance, postage stamps, posters, crests, money, architecture, coats-of-arms, and a new Canadian flag. His fonds include slides, colour transparencies, prints, watercolours and drawings related to Canadian heraldry. The major Books of Remembrance are housed in the Peace Tower on Parliament Hill. Beddoe took on the job after James Purves died in 1940. He supervised a team of artists for 2 years to illuminate and hand-letter the books, listing the names of Canadians who lost their lives in Canada's military service during World War I and after World War II. He was made an officer of the Order of Canada and received an Allied Arts medal for his work on the books of remembrance. He was involved in the creation of the South Africa Book of Remembrance, as well as the Korea Book of Remembrance, and the Newfoundland Book of Remembrance.Beddoe was commissioned by the Royal Canadian Navy to design official badges for their ships. The Royal Canadian Navy has over 180 ships and establishments. The Royal Canadian Navy appointed him its heraldic advisor. His designs for ship's badges are in the <mask> collection at Library and Archives Canada. He painted the coats of arms for Canada, provinces and territories. sketches for the coat of arms of Newfoundland and Labrador are included in his fonds. He designed coats of arms for the Northwest Territories.In 1957, he was asked to revise the Coat of Arms of Canada, and his version was in use until 1994. Many Canadian municipalities had their coats of arms painted by him. He likes the designs for the Township of Esquimalt, the City of Victoria, British Columbia, the City of Hamilton, Ontario and the Township of Gloucester, Ontario. He designed coats of arms for a number of universities, including the University of Newfoundland. The <mask> collection at Library and Archives Canada contains photographs of his paintings "Arms of the University of Windsor" and "The Bearings Massey College in the University of Toronto". The coats of arms were designed for a number of individuals. His fonds include the coat of arms of the Earl of Dufferin and the armorial bearings of the Governor General of Canada.The arboreal bearings were designed by him. The Royal Canadian Geographical Society, Cambrian College and the Royal Society of Canada were some of the institutions he designed the arms for. During the Great Flag Debate of 1964, Beddoe was the primary advisor and artist to the Prime Minister, working on potential designs for the new flag. He designed the Pearson Pennant design with three red maple leaves on a white background with blue bars on either side representing "From sea to sea", and produced many other designs for consideration, including a single red maple leaf. <mask> was an artist. The Condemned Bridge is a drawing by <mask>e. He created portraits of Major Forbes Thrasher and John Kennedy.He created portraits of the Canadian Expeditionary Force, the Provincial Model School, and the 7th Officers' Disciplinary Training Class. He designed hundreds of book plate designs. The <mask> collection at Library and Archives Canada contains his book plate designs. He was made an Officer of the Order of Canada in 1968. He was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in 1943 for his services as a war artist. <mask> died in 1975. His son, <mask>, followed in his father's footsteps.He was an important contributor to the heraldry of Canada. Beddoe's Canadian Heraldry Rev. is a book. Mika Publishing Company was founded in 1981 by Col. Strome Galloway.

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title: Richard B. Spencer

texts: <mask> is an American neo-Nazi, antisemitic conspiracy theorist and white supremacist. He is an activist for the alt-right movement and a former editor. The reconstitution of the European Union into a White racial empire is advocated by him. <mask> has advocated for the enslavement of Haitians by Whites and the ethnic cleansing of racial minorities from the United States. He spoke at the Unite the Right rally in Virginia in August of last year. <mask> has made Nazi gestures in public. In early 2016 <mask> was filmed giving the Nazi salute in a karaoke bar, and in August of last year he gave the Sieg Heil salute to his supporters.The year Hitler came to power in Germany, after Donald Trump was elected president, <mask> urged his supporters to "party like it's 1933." <mask> denounced Jews and quoted Nazi propaganda. <mask> exclaimed "Hail Trump, hail our people, hail victory!" at the conference. Mike Enoch led <mask>'s supporters in performing a Nazi salute and chant. When <mask>'s following was at its peak, his supporters would give him the Sieg Heil salute when he entered a room. <mask> was involved in several legal issues after the Unite the Right rally. <mask> was sued for allegedly acting as a "gang boss" after he drove his car into a group of counter-protesters at the Unite the Right rally.The jury found <mask> liable on two counts and were unable to reach verdicts on two others, awarding $25 million in total damages. Following <mask>'s speech at the University of Florida, three of his supporters were charged with attempted homicide. After an appeal by the Polish government, he was banned from the Schengen Area for a second time after being deported from Hungary. <mask> was born in 1978 in Boston, Massachusetts, the son of an eye doctor and a cotton farmer. He was born in Dallas, Texas. After one year at Colgate University, <mask> transferred to the University of Virginia. He received a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and Music from the University of Virginia and a Master of Arts in the Humanities from the University of Chicago.<mask> attended Vienna International Summer University from 2005 to 2006 He was a PhD student in Modern European intellectual history at Duke University. He met Stephen Miller when he joined the Duke Conservative Union. He did not complete his PhD at Duke in order to pursue a life of thought-crime according to his former website. <mask> was the assistant editor at The American Conservative magazine. Scott McConnell said that he was fired from The American Conservative because of his extreme views. The Duke lacrosse case changed the course of <mask>'s career.He was the executive editor of Taki's Magazine from January 2008 to December 2009. He claims to have created the term alt-right in order to differentiate himself from mainstream American conservatism. <mask> founded Alternative Right.com in March of 2010. He became the owner and executive director of Washington Summit Publishers in January 2011. <mask> became president and director of the National Policy Institute in January of 2011. George Hawley, an assistant professor of political science at the University of Alabama, has described NPI as "rather obscure and marginalized" until <mask> became its president. Youth for Western Civilization invited <mask> to speak at Providence College in 2011.He started a journal for Washington Summit Publishers. Kevin B. MacDonald, Alex Kurtagi, and Samuel T. Francis have written articles. "Vanguard Radio" is a weekly show he hosts. <mask> was deported from Hungary. He was banned from 26 countries in Europe for three years for trying to organize a conference for White nationalists. The day after Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday, <mask> launched the Alt Right Corporation and its website altright.com. The site is for members of the alt-right, according to <mask>.Daniel Friberg is the European editor of the site. The common thread among contributors is antisemitism, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center of the United States. The contributors to Alt Right.com include Henrik Palmgren andJared Taylor. On February 23, <mask> was removed from the Conservative Political Action Conference, where he was giving statements to the press. A spokesman for the CPAC said he was removed from the event for being "repugnant". He led a torch-lit protest in Virginia against the removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee, the commanding general of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia. <mask> and David Duke led the crowd in chants of "You will not replace us" and "blood and soil".The mayor of Charlottesville, Michael Signer, called the protest "horrific" and stated that it was either "profoundly ignorant" or intended to instill fear among minorities. Posters promoting the Unite the Right rally were put up by <mask>. Violence broke out after it attracted counter-protesters. One woman was killed and 30 were wounded when a rightist drove his car into a group of counter-protesters. The Washington Post reported that <mask>'s blue checkmark was removed from his account by the company in November of last year. <mask> was worried that this would lead to banning people like him. He joined the social network.Milo Yiannopoulos released an audio recording of <mask> using racist slurs after the Unite the Right rally. <mask> did not deny the voice on the recording was his, but he did not recall making the remarks. <mask> is heard saying "little fuck kikes" on the tape. They are ruled by people like me. There are little Octaroons. Those little pieces of shit were taken from my ancestors. At an alt-right conference attended by approximately 200 people in Washington, D.C., <mask> quoted Nazi propaganda in the original German and denounced Jews.Audience members gave a Nazi salute when he said, "Hail Trump, hail our people, hail victory!" He extended his right arm with a glass to celebrate. <mask> said that the Nazi salute was given in a spirit of "irony and exuberance". In April 2016 it was reported that <mask> gave a Nazi salute at a karaoke bar. <mask> Heil salute when he entered a room. According to leaked texts, those who refused to give the Nazi salute to <mask> were stigmatized within the movement. The Property and Freedom Society, the American Renaissance conference, and the HL Mencken Club are some of the groups and events <mask> has spoken to.Thousands of students, employees, and alumni signed an online petition to prevent <mask> from speaking at Texas A&M University. The counter- event was held to coincide with the protest. <mask> attended the inauguration of Donald Trump. <mask> was punched in the face by a masked man as he was giving an impromptu interview on a nearby street. There were differing views on whether the attack was appropriate after a video of it was posted online. The University of Florida denied <mask>'s request for a speaking opportunity due to public safety reasons after the Unite the Right rally in Virginia. He was denied speaking requests at Louisiana State University and Michigan State University due to safety reasons.The man who tried to book <mask> was represented by an alumni of the school. <mask> claimed that Jews are over-represented in the establishment and that Ivy League educated people determine policy. <mask>'s National Policy Institute, David Duke, Stefan Molyneux, and American Renaissance magazine were among the white nationalist outlets banned from the platform for not following the platform's policies on hate speech. The University of Florida denied <mask>'s request to speak after Gary Edinger threatened to file a lawsuit for violating the First Amendment. The university reached an agreement with Edinger to allow <mask> to speak. Florida Governor Rick Scott declared a state of emergency for Alachua County on October 16 because of <mask>'s appearance. <mask> spoke at the center on October 19th.The speakers included <mask>, who is a white supremacist, and two other white nationalists. An estimated $600,000 was spent on security for the event. About 2,500 people protested, far outnumbering <mask>'s supporters. The speech by <mask> was disrupted by protesters. He stated that the protestors were interfering with his freedom of speech when he was drowned out by chants. He said that you were all engaged in the heckler's veto. Clay Calvert is the director of the First Amendment Project at the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications.The speeches and protests were mostly peaceful. Three of <mask>'s supporters were arrested on felony charges after an alleged discharge of a firearm, directed at protestors leaving the event. Three people from Texas traveled to Florida to hear <mask> speak. The police department said that they shouted "Hail Hitler" and gave Nazi salutes before the attack. Two of the suspects had links to extremists. The men were at the Unite the Right rally in August of last year. The three were charged with attempted murder.In the wake of the October 19 events, Ohio State University declined <mask>'s request to speak on campus. A lawyer for <mask>'s associate filed a lawsuit against the university. The National Policy Institute, Alternative Right.com, and Radix Journal all use the same address in Montana. <mask>'s political views were brought to the attention of the public in a dispute with a neoconservative lobbyist. A group affiliated with the Montana Human Rights Network protested against <mask>'s residency. The non-discrimination resolution was approved by the city council. A neo-Nazi march that had been planned for January was condemned in December 2016 by Republican Representative Ryan Zinke, Republican Senator Steve Daines, Democratic Senator Jon Tester, Democratic Governor <mask> and Republican Attorney General Tim Fox.The march never happened because of the opposition from the community of Whitefish. In December of 2016 <mask> said he was considering an independent run for Montana's at-large congressional district in the special election. European governments have been banned by the European Union. The Hungarian newspaper mocked <mask> for his call for a white Imperium through a revival of the Roman Empire, and for his claim to be a "racial European", ideas that the newspaper called contrived and without any basis in European history. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbn banned his entry and condemned <mask> after his visit. Poland banned <mask> from entering the country because of his Nazi rhetoric, anti-Polish and anti-Slavic racism of the Nazis, and the genocide of Slavic peoples during World War II. The Poles succeeded in banning <mask> from other parts of Europe after he was stopped at Keflavk Airport in Reykjavk and ordered to return to the United States.<mask> believes in white pride and the unification of a pan-European "white race" in a potential racial empire similar to the Roman Empire. In an interview with CNN, he was criticized for an apparent inconsistency or lack of clarity in his definition of white, with his interviewer saying that <mask> defined Syrians as white in the context of Steve Jobs's role in developing the iPhone, but described them as a non-white presence in Europe The Anti-Defamation League called <mask> a leader in white supremacist circles, and said that after leaving The American Conservative, he rejected conservatism because it couldn't or wouldn't represent white interests. While being interviewed, he was asked if he would condemn the Ku Klux Klan and Hitler, but he refused by saying that he was not going to play the game. <mask> said in an interview with Time magazine that he wanted to establish America as a white ethnostate. The creation of a white ethnostate in Europe is advocated by him. <mask> and other white nationalists are appropriating some elements of socialist rhetoric to critique a "notion of capitalism centered on stereotypes of Jews".According to political scientist Tamir <mask>-On, <mask> defends "racialist and anti-Semitic agendas" of the Old Right under a new meta political guise, acting as a cultural influence rather than a direct political actor, and using various media outlets to "disseminate his views to ordinary In the audio leaked by Milo Yiannopoulos in November, <mask> commented on the death of Heather Heyer and the aftermath of the Unite the Right rally. My ancestors enslaved those little pieces of shit. They look up and see a face like mine. That's how the world works. We are going to destroy the town. According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, <mask> has advocated for a white homeland for a "dispossessed white race" and called for "peaceful ethnic cleansing" to stop the "deconstruction" of what he describes as "white culture".He supports the creation of a White Ethno-State on the North American continent in order to reestablish the Roman Empire. <mask> praised Israel's Jewish nation-state law, saying: "Jews are, once again, at the forefront, rethinking politics and sovereignty for the future, showing a path forward for Europeans." Prior to the UK vote to leave the EU, <mask> expressed support for the multi-national bloc "as a potential racial empire" and an alternative to "American hegemony". <mask> uses Nazi rhetoric and gestures in his speeches. He used the phrase "the victory of will" to describe Donald Trump's election victory. The year Hitler came to power in Germany, <mask> urged his supporters to "party like it's 1933". <mask> denounced Jews and quoted Nazi propaganda."Or perhaps we should refer to them in the original German: Lgenpresse", meaning 'lying press' or 'press of lies', a term frequently used by <mask> at a conference celebrating Trump's election. "Hail Trump, hail our people, hail victory!" <mask> said at the end of his speech. A number of his supporters gave the Nazi salute and chanted in a similar fashion to the chant. <mask> admires the founder of the American Nazi Party for using shock as a positive means to end. Donald Trump and <mask> supported each other. Following Trump's appointment of <mask> as chief White House strategist and senior counselor, <mask> said that he would be in the best possible position to influence policy. "The Trump moment is over, and it's time for us to move on," <mask> told his followers in November.The white nationalist movement was dissatisfied with Trump's presidency, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center. He called Trump's comments about the congresswomen "racist" in an interview with CNN. He believed that Trump was practicing a "con game" in not clearly developing a white nationalist agenda as he gave us nothing outside of racist statements. <mask> regretted voting for Trump after Qasem Soleimani was killed. <mask> said in August that he would vote for the straight Democratic ticket of <mask> and Hillary Clinton. The moment of the alt-right is over. The paradigm contained flaws that we now are able to perceive, but I made mistakes and Trump is an obvious disaster.<mask> wrote that it needs to end. Be patient. There will be another day in the sun. We need to get back in shape. The <mask> campaign stopped supporting him. Women should not be allowed to make foreign policy according to <mask>. He stated in an interview with The Washington Post that his vision of America as a white ethnostate includes women returning to traditional roles as childbearers and homemakers.In October of last year, when asked his opinion on American women having the right to vote, he said: "I don't necessarily think that that's a great thing." <mask> believes that "very few gay men will find the idea of monogamy to their liking". People with anti-gay views were not allowed to attend the National Policy Institute's annual conference in 2015. <mask> supports legal access to abortion because he believes it would reduce the number of black and Hispanic people, which he says would be a great boon to white people. <mask> believes that a single-payer health care system would benefit white people. <mask> believes that the Christian church helped unify the white population of Europe because he believes that it held some pragmatic value. Christianity is a universalizing religion, rather than an ethnic religion, so he doesn't like traditional Christian values as a moral code.<mask>'s views on Christianity were influenced by Friedrich Nietzsche. Scott Galupo, Sean Illing, and Jordan Harris wrote about <mask>'s interpretation of Nietzsche's philosophy being incorrect. <mask>'s journal promoted paganism with titles such as "Why I am a pagan". <mask> describes himself as a "cultural Christian". <mask> voted for Kerry because <mask> stood for the war. President Trump's administration has been criticized for escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran. There are millions of Americans who do not want war, who do not hate you, and who respect your nation and its history.We hope to achieve peace, reconciliation, and forgiveness after our traitorous elite is brought to justice. <mask> believes that the US should pull out of NATO and that Russia is the sole white power in the world. His former partner referred to herself as a "Kremlin troll leader" and had ties to a far-right ultranationalist Russian leader. Alternative Right was founded in 2010 by <mask>. Several books written by Dugin have been translated. Washington Summit Publishers published the books. <mask> supported libertarian Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul and hosted him at his discussion club in the late 2000s.<mask> came into conflict with libertarians after attempting to "crash" an International Students for Liberty conference. The German Conservative Revolution is one of the key intellectual influences of <mask>. In June 2020, Norman K. Moon, the federal magistrate judge presiding over the civil rights lawsuit, allowed <mask>'s lawyer, John DiNucci, to withdraw from the case. At the time of DiNucci's withdrawal, <mask> faced a $500 fine and two weeks in a county jail in Montana if he did not pay over $60,000 he owed to the guardian ad litem representing his children's interests in <mask>'s ongoing divorce proceedings there. <mask> avoided going to jail after paying the debt. The jury reached a mixed verdict in the case. Along with the other defendants, <mask> was found liable on two counts; civil conspiracy under Virginia state law and race-based harassment or violence.The jury was unable to reach a verdict on the remaining two charges of conspiracy to commit racially motivated violence. The jury awarded more than $25 million in damages, with <mask> personally liable for $700,000. <mask> said the "entire theory of that verdict is fundamentally flawed." Kaplan said that the lawyers plan to refile so that a new jury can decide on the claims. <mask> moved to Montana in 2010. He says he splits his time between Whitefish and Arlington, Virginia, although he has said he has lived in the area for over a decade. <mask> was renting an apartment in Alexandria.He moved out in August. <mask>'s dating history included Asian women, which he has saidpredates his white nationalism, though this evaluation is disputed. <mask> has two children with his wife. <mask> said he and his wife were still together after he separated from his wife. In divorce documents, he was accused of multiple forms of abuse. The press was given hours of recordings and text messages from her in order to corroborate her allegations. There were court documents detailing emotional abuse, financial abuse, and violent physical abuse of the couple.According to media reports, the recordings and text messages show <mask> telling his wife that he will break her nose, encourage her to commit suicide, and apologize for previous incidents of physical abuse. 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title: Charlie Gardiner (ice hockey)

texts: In the National Hockey League, <mask> played for the Chicago Black Hawks. He moved with his family to Canada when he was a child. He joined the Black Hawks in 1927 after playing all of his junior hockey there. He was named to the First All-Star team three times and the Second All-Star team once in recognition of being one of the best goalies in the league. The only NHL goalie to captain his team to a Stanley Cup win was <mask>. After winning the Cup, <mask> had a brain hemorrhage and died a few months later. The Hockey Hall of Fame was established in 1945.John and Janet were the parents of personal life <mask>. There were also two older brothers, John and Alexander, an older sister, Edith, and a younger sister, Christina. The family moved to Canada in the early 20th century. They lived in a house on William Avenue before moving to Alexander Street, which was full of Scottish-Irish working-class families. John and <mask> waited up late at night to watch the trains arrive in the city, and John took a job as a rail car repairer. He befriended Wilf Cude, who was from Wales and later played in the NHL as a goalie. Both of <mask>'s brothers enlisted in the First World War and were sent overseas.John died May 30, 1916, before he was sent overseas. After the war ended, John had been involved in a poison gas attack and was seriously ill, so he began working for the J.H. to help provide for the family. The company was founded at the age of twelve. John died December 13 after developing an illness as a result of his poison gas attack in the war. Edith wanted to delay her wedding because of John's death, but her family convinced her to go ahead with the wedding. The couple were married August 6, 1927 at Grace United Church. Robert Roy was their first son.They had a girl on May 7, 1931, but she died the next day. While working at the hardware store, <mask> was a member of the baseball team. The children who were born in Canada were very passionate about ice hockey. He was forced to play as the goalie because he couldn't skate fast enough when he was eight years old. He tried to play both forward and defence but was too slow for either position. In order to avoid having his hands and feet frostbitten, <mask> employed an acrobatic style, instead of the nearly universal stand-up style played in that era. At the age of 13, he joined the Victorias.The team was shut out in their next game, so he was cut. The intermediate team of the Selkirk Fishermen was made by <mask> at the age of 14. Canadian football was one of the things that <mask> excelled in. As a defender, <mask> quickly gained attention for his skill and helped the Tigers reach the Western Canadian junior rugby championship, though they lost the title game. The team lost in the Western Canadian championship game for the second year in a row, but he played as a right outer wing and the team went through the season without a loss. The 13th Grey Cup, the Canadian football championship, was lost to the Senators 24–1. Outside of hockey, he enjoyed a lot of different hobbies.Konrad Johannesson was a teammate of <mask>'s at the Black Hawks. He bought shares in the Winnipeg Flying Club after learning how to fly alone. He was recognised for shooting rifles in the summer of 1931 when he was elected Field Secretary of the Winnipeg Gun Club. A certificate in business administration and sales was earned by <mask> during the summer. He traveled across Western Canada in the summer to sell products to sports teams. Grace United Church hosted his wedding. He joined the St. John's Lodge on April 21, 1926.He was the youngest Shriner in the city at the age of 29 and was selected as a Shriner during the summer of 1933. For three seasons, from 1921 to 1924, <mask> played junior ice hockey with the WINNIPEG TIGERS of the MMJHL. He joined the senior team in the 1920s. The Fishermen were a finalist for the title the year before. In 18 games for Selkirk, he posted two shutouts and a 1.83 goals against average. They lost to Port Arthur in the finals. Despite the loss, people assured him he had played well and had several offers for different teams.He decided to play hockey in the Central Hockey League. As a professional, he was forced to give up his baseball career, which he was reluctant to do, but he finished with a career batting average of.300. In his two seasons with the Jets, <mask> appeared in 74 games and posted 12 shutouts and a 2.14 goals-against average. The Chicago Black Hawks had a new player in the 1927–28 season. In his first season with the Black Hawks, he played in 40 out of 44 games. Three of the eight games that <mask> won were shut outs. In the next season, he appeared in 44 of Chicago's games.The NHL's "goalless wonders", Chicago scored only 33 goals in the entire season. The team had a 1.85 goals against average. During a game against the New York Rangers on February 3, 1929, the manager of the Maroons came to Chicago to watch <mask>. The Rangers won the game. Frederic McLaughlin, the owner of the Hawks, offered to sell him back to his hometown for $3500. After Barney Stanley and Hugh Lehman talked to McLaughlin, he backpedaled on the deal. After being booed by the Chicago fans, <mask> almost retired before he was talked out of it.Goal scoring increased after the NHL changed its rules to allow forward passing in the offensive zone. The goals against average went up by only 0.77, but the goals scored went up by 115. The number of shutouts fell from five to three. Chicago made the playoffs after finishing second in the American Division. The Black Hawks lost to the Montreal Canadiens in the playoffs in a two-game, total-goal series. Chicago was second in the American Division in the 1930–31 season with a 24–17–3 record. He had one of his best statistical years, recording a league-leading 12 shutouts to go with a 1.73 goals against average.McLaughlin refused the New York Americans' offer of $10,000 to the Hawks in exchange for <mask>, doubling his salary. He was named to the First All-Star team for the first time. Chicago lost to Montreal three games to two in the Stanley Cup final. In the playoffs, he had a 5–3–2 record and a 1.32 goals against average. Chicago had an 18–19–11 regular season record. There were four shut outs and a 1.85 goals against average. The Vezina Trophy was won by <mask> for the first time, and he was named to the First All-Star Team.The Black Hawks finished second in the American Division for the third year in a row. The 1–1 playoff record included one shut out and a 3.00 goals against average. Chicago missed the playoffs with a 16-20-12 record and finished fourth in the American Division. The team had a 2.01 goals against average. He was a member of the Second All-Star team. Before the start of the 1933–34 season, his teammates unanimously elected him captain. Chicago had a 20–17–11 record during the regular season.The team had a 1.63 goals against average. He won the Vezina Trophy for the second time, and was named to the First All-Star team for the third time. On February 14, 1934, he was a part of the All-Stars who played against the Maple Leafs in the Ace Bailey Benefit Game. In the playoffs, <mask> had a 6–1–1 record, with two shutouts and a 1.33 goals against average, as Chicago won its first Stanley Cup in franchise history. After a pre-playoff bet, Roger Jenkins carted <mask> in a wheelbarrow around Chicago's business district during the Stanley Cup parade. During the 1932–33 season, <mask> developed a tonsil infection that drained his strength. On December 23, 1932, he made his condition public.He played the next night in Toronto despite being ill. Though his fifty-five saves were the deciding factor in the Black Hawks win and his performance was so good that both league President Frank Calder and Maple Leafs star forward <mask> praised him, he was so sick he would collapse on the dressing room floor in between periods. This was the first symptom of his health issues. The Black Hawks were on a train back to Chicago in January 1934 when <mask> felt a pain in his throat that spread to the rest of his body. When asked about his issue, <mask> lied and said it was only a minor headaches. Black spots obscured his vision when he woke up on the train. <mask>'s first uremic convulsion was this one.During the 1934 NHL playoffs, <mask>'s health continued to be an issue. On March 29, 1934 in a playoff game against the Montreal Maroons, the Black Hawks won 3–0 and <mask> was named the best player of the game, but he was in extreme pain and vomited during the entire game. During breaks in games, he was often slumped over his goal post, nearly blacking out. On June 10, 1934, <mask> collapsed after leaving for a singing lesson. He was in a coma and never woke up. On June 13, 1934, <mask> died from a brain hemorrhage. Jack Adams, general-manager of Detroit, declared that <mask> was a grand chap in a Montreal Gazette story about his death on June 14, 1934.He was the best in the league. He always played the game as a gentleman. <mask> was the first goalie to win the Vezina Trophy. He is the only goalie in the NHL to win a Stanley Cup. In 1945, he became a charter member of the Hockey Hall of Fame. He was ranked number 76 on The Hockey News' list of the 100 greatest hockey players. He is an Honored Member of the Canada's Sports Hall of Fame.He played over 300 NHL games and won 122 with a goals against average of 2.02 goals. In the playoffs, he had a 1.43 goals against average and five shut outs. One of the two conferences of the Elite Ice Hockey League was named after <mask>. Hockey Hall of Fame Awards NHL see also List of ice hockey players who died during their playing career

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title: Abbey Rader

texts: <mask> was an American jazz drummer. He was influenced by loft jazz, bebop, and free jazz while working in New York City. After playing and teaching in Europe in the 1970s and 1980s, he returned to North America to create music that combines martial arts, Buddhism and free jazz. Over the course of four decades, he has recorded over twenty-five albums as a leader and worked with some of the biggest names in music. First Gathering was named one of the best albums of the year. It's the first album from the West Coast quartet. His album, Reunion, was released on July 23, 2016 and is a recording of his live October 31, 2012 performance at Pax: Performing Arts Exchange in Miami, Florida.The performance included Kidd Jordan, John McMinn, Kyle Motl, and Noah Brandmark. A recording of his live performance on Evenin' Jazz with the Real Tracy Fields was released in January of last year. The message was named one of the best of the year. Reach for the Skies a runner-up for album of the year was released by his quartet featuring John McMinn, Noah Brandmark and Kyle Motl. One of the Best of 2012 was their first album. One of the year's best jazz albums, "providing a glimmer of hope that the art form will live on into the next millennium", was awarded in 1999. When <mask> was six months old, he moved to the Bronx from New Jersey, where he was born.His father was a drummer in a band. The early 1960s exposed him to a variety of musicians that subtly influenced his style. His education went beyond music. Clarence "Scoby" Strohman was a drummer for the Marin Rivers trio. Light on the Path by Mabel Collins and The Autobiography of a Yogi were two books that helped begin the spiritual journey of <mask>. An anecdote touched his confidence as well. Scoby had a lot of faith in me despite my poor music reading skills.He stood behind me on the bandstand as I was about to start playing. "That's not a problem for you," Scoby said. That's not something for you. I played well that night. I asked Scoby if he had seen the difficult charts I read. He said he couldn't read the note. I learned more about the power of the mind and spiritual power.His musical expression changed when he heard John Coltrane's quartet with Elvin Jones at the Half Note Club. The free jazz of the time influenced <mask>. He created his first album as a band leader when he started playing in the loft jazz movement. He moved to Europe to continue playing his free style of music and published The Thing for Atmosphere Records. He moved to Germany after playing with Bob Lenox. He wanted to continue playing free jazz so he started drumming with George Bishop. He worked with musicians in the 1980s.The drummer was asked to play a drum solo behind his saxophone as they toured Europe. During his time in the big band, he was a member of the band that included Lee and Brown. The next lesson came from playing with two friends. Mal often helped <mask> put life's difficulties in perspective and encouraged him to play freely, to transform the energy he might be feeling by channeling it into his drumming. During this time, he started his band. He recorded with this band several times. He taught at multiple universities in Germany and was a touring clinician for Sonor and Tosco.He often featured artists he worked with to teach how to play music tracks that a band may play. After moving to South Florida, he met his wife and raised two sons in Germany. He recorded with David Liebman in the 1990s and 2000s. He was a member of the Jazz Doctors for nearly five years. Other band members included Frank Lowe on saxophone and Ed Schuller on bass. While doing a sound check for the Vision Festival in memory of Dennis Charles, he met Billy Higgins. After Higgins got the stage ready for the drum choir, he encouraged <mask> to get his drum set, which led to an impromptu drum performance."One for Jazz" was recorded in Brooklyn, NY. He toured the East Coast of the U.S., including Charleston, South Carolina, Atlanta, Georgia, and the Zeitgeist Art Center in New Orleans, Louisiana. John McMinn, Noah Brandmark, Kyle Motl, and Kidd Jordan have all performed with <mask>. His current performances continue to influence <mask>'s style of music. He uses his traditional jazz roots to create a circular feeling with a lot of polyrythmn between cymbals, bass drum, and snare drum, which he uses to play with other musicians to free himself from the original way of drumming. Roy Cumming, Herman Foster, Joe Gallivan, Philip Gelb, and Mack Goldsbury are just some of the people who have recorded and performed with <mask>. Reverend Sheng-yen, who was his lifetime teacher, had a recurring influence on all aspects of his life.Through his Buddhist studies, he received the name Guo Hsing, meaning "fruit of good fortune". There were many weeklong retreats at the Temple of Enlightenment in Queens, New York, and as one of 130 on November 19, 2006 at the Dharma Drum Retreat Center. His studies focused on clearing the mind and embracing impermanence. These practices were incorporated into his style of music. In music, if you have the technique well built, and want to play spontaneously with the other musicians, you must empty your mind and allow the music to come through you. There is a correlation between the freer music and the Buddhist empty mind practice. The University of the Streets in New York City's East Village was where <mask> started studying Nisei Goju Ryu.His teachers were Frank and John. Traditional meditation practices and vow making were included in the lessons. Rick "The Fireman" Joslin was a frequent performer at The World of Martial Arts show put on by Aaron Banks. His training took on a street-style of self-defense without the use of traditional uniforms or colored-belt achievements. In the early 2000s, <mask> started practicing Taiji under the guidance of Dororthy Chong. Robert Cheng oversaw his studies at the International Buddhist Progress Society Temple. The Temple had a new teacher after Cheng left.After years of being taught by Chen Ji Fan, <mask> began teaching standing meditation, sitting meditation, and T'ai chi ch'uan. The practices inspired him to enter a state of "empty mind", which allowed him to embrace the freedom of music and life. The first jazz drumming course in Germany was taught by Teaching rader. He taught students how to move their hands and feet on their own. Each class had at least two drum sets where <mask> and the students would play together, trading fours and eights, learning about song form and melodic playing. Students were exposed to other forms of music, like blues and his experience with jazz and lounge bands, often introducing them to saxophone or trumpet players he's worked with, to expand their musical knowledge and fidelity. He has taught at a number of institutions.

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title: Tolgay Özbey

texts: <mask> is an Australian professional soccer player who last played for Rockdale City Suns in the National Premier LeaguesNSW as a forward. zbey won the competition's top goal scorer award and was chosen as the premier league's player of the year in 2006 as a result of his contributions with Blacktown City. He was recruited by A-League side Sydney FC for the 2005–06 season finals campaign. The first appearance for zbey was as a substitute in the first leg of the semi-final against Adelaide United. Although zbey was given a few minutes of game time during the final minutes of the first leg of the semi final against Adelaide, he remained an unused substitute for the rest of the season. The signing of zbey by Nick Theodorakopoulos was a result of his time at Sydney FC. After Theodorakopoulos was fired early on in the season, zbey's time atNewcastle didn't last long.zbey returned to the state's premier league in 2008 after playing in the A-League. He joined Sydney Olympic FC in the 2008 season after a disappointing year with the Stallions. During his youth career, zbey played for Sydney Olympic FC. He participated in the TFF Third League after having trials in Turkey. Lig. The completion of the TFF 3 is1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 Bursa Nilfer S.A.. had a Lig 2009 season.The opportunity to participate in the TFF 3 was missed. zbey returned to Australia to play for Blacktown City FC with many of his old teammates from the 2006 and 2007 Blacktown City Demons teams. Blacktown's zbey won a league record, third Golden Boot award with 22 goals from 19 matches, bringing his total goals scored to 76 from 75 matches. zbey was voted the 2010 premier league player of the year. zbey joined East Bengal FC who will be competing in the All India Football Federation (AIFF) I-League as well as the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Cup after defeating arch rivals. He scored in the 20th minute and then in the 93rd minute to help his side to a 3–3 draw against South China AA. He scored against Prayag United in East Bengal's 2–1 win.The cross-city rivals signed a two-year deal worth Rs 3.3 crore. The transition was not smooth as the two clubs and the player engaged in verbal attacks. He was out of action for a few months after picking up an injury in the Federation Cup. After being docked off their points in the I-League, he played a big part in their survival. He scored 10 goals in 17 I-League matches. He scored his first goal in the I-League. He was a prolific scorer in the second half of the season, as he scored two braces against Pailan Arrows.He scored goals against United Sikkim, Shillong Lajong, Air India, Mumbai FC and ONGC FC. In the last match of the season, <mask> scored his first derby goal. The Australian had a good run down the right side of the East Bengal defense, before taking a powerful left-footed shot in the last minute of the match. He left the club after some problems with the officials. Mohammedan joined the list of players who have played for all three Kolkata giants after signing for a one-year deal. He scored a goal in the Durand Cup final. zbey signed a one-year deal with Dempo.He signed an extension with the club on 30 May. Ozbey returned to Australia and made his debut against Manly United. Ozbey missed the rest of the season with an injury, but returned for Olympic in the FFA Cup campaign. In November 2015, it was announced that Ozbey had joined Rockdale City Suns. zbey is a personal life of Turkish descent. Tolgay is a fan of Galatasaray and writes regular columns. <mask> zbey is a football player for the finals of the A-League.

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title: Rabiu Afolabi

texts: A Nigerian former professional footballer, who played as a centre-back, is named <mask>. <mask> started his football career at NEPA Lagos. After impressing at the 1997 Meridian Cup, <mask> left his home country and moved to Standard Lige. <mask> fell in love with the style of play after moving to Belgium. He played in two games in the first team in the 1997–98 season. Standard finished 9th in the table after a poor season. He played in 26 league games and scored a goal as Lige finished sixth in the league.Standard lost in the final of the Cup of Belgium to Lierse S.K. Standard finished fifth in the 1999–2000 season and <mask> scored one goal. After becoming a regular player at Standard Lige, <mask> signed for Italian side Napoli on a loan before the 2000–01) season. He failed to break into the first team due to injuries. He played in the club's reserves. He returned to Liege after half a season in Italy. Standard finished fifth in Belgium after he was named the best defender in 2001.Standard finished the season in the 7th position, while <mask> played only 14 league matches. <mask> moved to Austria Wien on a free transfer. The club won the Austrian Supercup against FC Krnten. He made his league debut for the club in a 2–1 loss to FC Krnten. <mask> played 33 matches in his first season. In the summer of 2004, interest was reported from a number of clubs. He played in 27 league games in the 2004–05 season and scored one goal.Austria finished in third place. <mask> played for Austria Wien in the 2004–05 UEFA Cup tournament, but the club was eliminated by Parma. The club won the Austrian Supercup. Austria Wien players were linked to a move away from clubs after the 2004–05 season. <mask> joined Sochaux for a 2 million transfer fee. He came on as a substitute for Jérémy Ménez in his debut. In the away match against Nice, Sochaux won but <mask> was sent off in the 87th minute.<mask> scored his first goal in a draw at home to Troyes at the end of the season. 15th place is where the club finished. <mask> was at Sochaux for four seasons. He earned a title in his time there, the 2006–07 Coupe de France. The greatest moment of his career was winning the cup. After leaving Sochaux at the end of the 2008–09 season as a free agent, <mask> returned to Austria, signing a two-year contract with Red Bull Salzburg. He was a regular starter in central defence.He scored the winning goal in February 2010 to help keep the Red Bulls on course for the title. Red Bull Salzburg won the title. He made his 100th Austrian Bundesliga match on November 7, 2010 for Red Bull Salzburg. Salzburg were reported to be looking to transfer <mask> in the winter. His contract was not renewed after his second season in Salzburg. After his release from Salzburg, <mask> returned to France and joined recently demoted Monaco on a free transfer. He scored his first goal in a victory against Arles-Avignon.After one year at Monaco, it was announced that he had left the club by mutual consent and that he had one year left on his contract. After eight months without a club, <mask> went on trial at SnderjyskE with a view of earning a contract. He signed with the club for the rest of the 2012–13 season on 13 March. On his debut for SnderjyskE, <mask> helped his team to a 5–0 victory over its bottom-table rivals. He was one of the best players on the field. He fractured a rib while playing in a match against Midtjylland. He would be out for between three and four weeks.He made five appearances and helped the club survive and finish in eighth place. He was offered a new contract by the club at the end of the season. <mask> left the club after three months. He decided to retire and pursue a career in football management and scouting after earning a certificate. In the 1999 African Youth Championship, <mask> scored the two goals for Nigeria, coming from defence. Nigeria finished second in the tournament after losing to the hosts in the final. He captained the Nigerian under-20 team in the 1999 World Youth Championship.On 17 June 2000, <mask> made his international debut for Nigeria. He played in the 2002 and 2010 World Cup for Nigeria. <mask> is a strong central defender who is good in the air and has a thunderous shot. He can play a variety of roles, such as a defensiveMidfielder or a fullback. He is dangerous on set pieces. His name is <mask> and it means "born into wealth". His nickname in Nigeria is "robocop" because of his stiff movements.He started out with a donation of 50,000 books to selected public primary and secondary schools in his home state of Oshun State. External links include births of living people, Nigerian expatriates, and football defenders from Osogbo Association. Standard Lige players FC Sochaux-Montbéliard, FC Red Bull Salzburg, AS Monaco FC, and NEPA Lagos players.

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title: Aleem Khan

texts: <mask> is a politician and businessman in Pakistan. He was the Minister of Food in Punjab. He is a member of the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab. He served as a Provincial Minister of Punjab for Local Government and Community Development and Provincial Minister of Punjab for Planning and Development. He was a member of the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab from 2003 to 2007, as well as the Provincial Minister of Punjab for Information Technology. <mask> was born on October 5, 1972 in Pakistan. He is from a Pashtun family.He attended Crescent Model Higher Secondary School. He graduated from the Government College University with a degree in 1992. A foundation named "Abdul Aleem Khan Foundation" is currently working in various sectors of education, health and community development. In the under developed areas of Lahore, the foundation operates more than 60 water purification plants. The foundation is providing free healthcare to the people. The orphanage is run by the <mask> <mask> foundation and it provides free education and boarding facilities to the orphanage girls. Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital, Ghurki Hospital, NAMAL University, Rising Sun Institute, and Mughalpura Campus are some of the educational and health care institutions that the Abdul Aleem Khan Foundation makes financial contributions to.The Speech Therapy Department at Rinsing Sun Institute was constructed by the A.A.K Foundation. The foundation paid the construction cost of a state of the art campus for the education of the special children. The campus consists of 3 floors and a basement with Hydrotherapy Pool, Management Centre and class rooms for the C.P children. More than 200 children are sponsored by the Foundation for their studies. 100% of the expenses such as utility, salaries of the teachers and allied staff and maintenance of the campus are being paid for by the Abdul Aleem Khan Foundation. A huge amount was donated to Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital by Abdul Aleem Khan Foundation. The Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital, Lahore and Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital, Peshawar have named the third floor of the patients ward after the Foundation.Mammography and X-Ray Machines were also provided to the SKMT. Construction of wash rooms, provision of desert coolers and rehabilitation of 60 bed hospital are some of the projects being carried out by the Foundation. To prisoners. In order to release the 44 prisoners who cannot afford to pay the fine on completion of their sentence, a sum of Rs. 3.9 million has been deposited in the Government Treasury. Vision Group is a leading real estate development company in Pakistan. The Park View brand was introduced in the real estate market in Lahore. There has been no looking back since then.Park View is a major player in real estate developers. Vision Group has diversified its businesses by taking its real estate projects to cities nationwide. Vision Group entered the education sector with The National School, which aims to equip the youth to excel in real life. <mask> made his political debut in 2002 and ran for the seat of the National Assembly of Pakistan as a candidate of Pakistan Muslim League (Q) but was unsuccessful. He lost the seat to Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri. He was elected to the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab as a candidate of PML-Q from Constituency PP-147 (Lahore-XI). He was appointed as the Provincial Minister of Punjab for Information Technology on November 15, 2003 after being in the provincial Punjab cabinet.He was the Provincial Minister of Punjab for Information Technology. He was a candidate for the seat of the National Assembly in 2008 but was unsuccessful. He lost the seat after receiving 13,707 votes. He ran for the seat of the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab in the same election but was unsuccessful. He lost the seat after receiving 9,493 votes. He joined the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf in January 2012 after quitting the PML-Q. He was elected as the deputy president of the party.He wasn't given a ticket to contest the election. He was a candidate for the seat of the National Assembly from Constituency NA-122 (Lahore-V) but was unsuccessful. He lost the seat after getting 72,043 votes. He filed a petition with the ECP to challenge the results. He claimed to have evidence of rigging in the constituency. The ECP said that <mask> had submitted fake affidavits to prove the rigging allegation. He was appointed the president of the central Punjab chapter of the party.He was elected to the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab as a candidate of the party. He was appointed as the Provincial Minister of Punjab for Local Government and Community Development on August 27th. He became a senior minister in the cabinet. The Punjab Chief Minister's camp office in Lahore was ordered to be emptied by the Prime Minister after he was found to be not cooperating with the Chief Minister. The National Accountability Bureau arrested him in February. He resigned as Provincial Minister of Punjab for Local Government and Community Development. He was appointed as the Senior Minister of Punjab and the Provincial Minister of Punjab for Food on 13 April 2020.He is the Chairman of the task force. He was the minister of food. Between 2002 and 2007, the Provincial Minister of Punjab for Information Technology made two financial transactions of Rs 198 million and Rs 140 million. <mask> declared his assets to the Election Commission of Pakistan. There are people named in the Panama Papers.

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title: Tim Montgomerie

texts: <mask> was born in 1970 and is a British political activist. He co-founded the Centre for Social Justice and created the ConservativeHome website, which he edited until he joined The Times. He resigned as the newspaper's comment editor. Montgomerie resigned from the Conservative Party due to the current leadership's stance on Europe, which was supportive of EU membership. He was a special adviser to the Prime Minister. Montgomerie has been described as one of the most important Conservative activists of the past 20 years, and in February 2012 The Observer said that Montgomerie is one of the most influential Tories outside the cabinet. LBC has a list of the top 100 most influential conservatives of 2019.<mask> was born into an army family in 1970. He said in an interview that he discovered evangelical Christianity at sixteen. Montgomerie attended the King's School in Gtersloh, Germany for children of military personnel. He ran the Conservative Association with future Conservative members of parliament, including Robert Halfon, Sajid Javid and David Burrowes. The Christian Coalition of America supported the Conservative Christian fellowship at the University. He argued that the Conservative Party should form closer links with churches on issues such as homosexuality and Section 28, saying that the party should "expose the unbiblical and the libertine". He has changed his mind on those issues.He was the Director of the CCF from 1990 to 2003 Montgomerie worked at the Bank of England in the 1990s as a statistician, where his responsibilities included the Russian economy and the study of systemic risk in financial systems. Montgomerie was the speech-writer for two Conservative Party leaders. He was in charge of the Conservative Party's outreach to faith communities. Duncan Smith was replaced by Michael Howard two months after Montgomerie became his Chief of Staff. Duncan Smith's theme of compassionate conservatism was influenced by him. Montgomerie established the Centre for Social Justice in 2004, with Iain Duncan Smith and Philippa Stroud, to take forward the work on compassionate conservatism that Smith had begun as party leader.The Earl of Shaftesbury wanted to make the condition of the poor a priority. Duncan Smith was helped by the social action project called "Renewing One Nation". Montgomerie launched the ConservativeHome website just before the general election campaign in 2005. In the 2005 Conservative leadership election, conservativedemocracy.com was set up to co-ordinate grassroots opposition to Michael Howard's attempt to abolish the "one member, one vote" rule. Montgomerie was described by The Independent as a major player in Conservative politics. He was critical of the A-list and argued that the leader of the party after 2005 was in danger of alienating working-class voters. The introduction of same-sex marriage in England and Wales was supported by him.<mask> was used as an expert on internet campaigning. <mask> was the director of the internet television channel 18 Doughty Street, which went off air in November 2007. <mask> hosted its 'Campaign HQ' programme at 18 Doughty Street, which allowed viewers to vote on three different proposals in order to develop the channel's Internet political advertisements. Attacks on taxes, state funding of political parties, and London Mayor Ken Livingstone were included in previous adverts. "A World Without America", with an end scene depicting the Statue of Liberty wearing a burqa, was co-produced by 18 Doughty Street and the website BritainAndAmerica, and had 50,000 views within its first 24 hours of publication. Montgomerie wrote a report after the 2010 general election that was critical. Montgomerie wrote in The Times that the 20th century was not an overwhelming victory for the right.Cultural Marxism prospered even though revolutionary Marxism died. Montgomerie wrote frequently on Conservative politics for The Guardian and The Times, and occasionally for the Daily Mail, The Independent, and the Financial Times. In October of the same year, Montgomerie resigned from his column after a series of attacks on him by the Mandrake column in The Daily Telegraph. Montgomerie wrote that the attacks were started by a retweet critical of the Daily Telegraph editor. Montgomerie was a columnist for The Times. Montgomerie joined The Times as comment editor in April of that year, but kept his role as an "advisor" and weekly columnist for Conservative Home. In order to appeal to people who refuse to follow the herd and also to investigate "unheard" ideas, he founded the UnHerd website.He left UnHerd on 25 September. <mask> was appointed as a social justice adviser to the Prime Minister. He said on the Politics Live that he was in discussions with Boris Johnson about a new advisory role after Johnson's success in the election. By May 2020 Montgomerie had become a frequent critic of the government. Montgomerie said at a meeting of the Danube Institute that the British government should have a special relationship with Hungary after they leave the EU. I hope there will be a special relationship with Hungary. The Labour Party called for Montgomerie to be removed from his position as Boris Johnson's Social Justice advisor, accusing him of cosying up to a government which peddles antisemitic and Islamophobic rhetoric.<mask> is a Christian. He is single. People associated with the Bank of England, British bankers, and Conservative Party (UK) officials are some of the links contained in <mask>'s interview.

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title: Isabel de Madariaga

texts: <mask> was a British historian who specialized in Russia and Catherine the Great. She is credited with changing the perception of Catherine the Great amongst Russian and Western scholars. She earned a first-class honours degree in Russian language and literature at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies after being taught at 16 schools. In the Second World War, <mask> was a civil servant at the Ministry of Information. She was secretary on the editorial board of The Slavonic and East European Review and co-founded the Government and Opposition journal. On August 27, 1919, <mask> was born at 7 Park Circus Place in Hillhead, Glasgow. She was the daughter of a Spanish diplomat and a Scottish economic historian.Her older sister was a writer. <mask>'s father was the United States ambassador to Spain before he moved to Paris to work for the League of Nations. She was taught at many different schools, including Miss Woods's school in Headington. She met a lot of cultured individuals while playing the piano in the ballroom of the Spanish Embassy. <mask> was very fond of music and she was able to speak many languages. The Spanish Civil War forced her family to move to the United Kingdom. <mask> was the first woman undergraduate student to enroll on a Russian language and literature degree at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies.She won the John Marshall Prize in 1940. <mask> was evacuated to Oxford during the Second World War. She worked as a monitor of enemy broadcasts for the BBC in Evesham from 1940 to 1943 because she was a polyglot. <mask> was reticent to talk about her wartime work. She moved to London in 1947 to work as a temporary civil servant at the Ministry of Information. Due to <mask> being married, it was difficult for her to find a career in academia. She did research for her husband.From 1951 to 1964, <mask> was secretary on the editorial board of The Slavonic and East European Review and earned a Doctor of Philosophy degree for her work on Anglo-Russian relations during the American Revolutionary War. It was published as Britain, Russia and the Armed Neutrality of 1780: Sir James Harris's Mission to St Petersburg during the American Revolution in 1962 and provided a greater insight into Russian court politics. In 1965, <mask> was a co-founding member of the editorial board of the Government and Opposition journal. She lectured at the University of Lancaster from 1968 to 1971 because she lived in Highgate. <mask> worked for the Study Group on Eighteenth-Century Russia. Her second book was co-written by Ghi Ionescu. She stayed in the post until 1981 when she was appointed a reader in Russian studies.In 1981 <mask> published her third book, Russia in the Age of Catherine the Great, which contained previously published research without access to archives in Russia on Catherine the Great's reign of Russia from 1762 to 1796. Catherine the Great: A Short History was translated into Russian in 2002. She was promoted to professor of Russian Studies in 1982. Most research students studied under <mask> by the time she retired in 1984. She was a member of the Council when the Russian Studies course was under threat of closing. In 1990 <mask> was elected a fellow of the British Academy and a year later became a member of the Real Academia de la Historia. She was able to publish her works in Russia after the fall of the Soviet Union.Politics and Culture in Eighteenth-Century Russia is a collection of essays. Ivan the Terrible: First Tsar of Russia was published in 2005. Leonard and <mask> were married on March 15, 1943. There were no children in the marriage. She was hospitalized after a fall at her house. After a series of operations, which did not improve her condition, <mask> died of bronchopneumonia at the Royal Free Hospital in London. She was buried with her nephew and niece by her side.She was not easy to know because she was given the nickname "Lolita" when she was a child. De Madariaga had a shyness and lack of self-confidence that made her appear intimidating in public. She became more interested in individuals and helped fellow specialists because of her determination to become a full-time academic. The study of Russia in the 18th century was changed by the work of <mask>. Before her works were published, little attention was given to Catherine's achievements on wanting Russia to "take her rightful place as a civilised member of the family of European great powers" while under various constraints during her reign, and more on her private life. The University of London has a profile of 1919 births and deaths of people from Hillhead and British people of Scottish descent.

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title: Mécia Lopes de Haro

texts: The wife of Count <mask> and of King Sancho II of Portugal was a Castilian noblewoman. There is disagreement over whether she should be counted among the queens consort of Portugal. She was involved in the Portuguese political crisis. The daughter of Urraca Alfonso of Len and the lord of Biscay was born. Alfonso IX of Len had an illegitimate daughter. She was the niece of the king. The first marriage of Aurembiaix, Countess of Urgell to <mask>, a magnate involved in the expansion of the Castilian kingdom into the region of Cordoba, had been canceled in 1228.Ferdinand III and Mecia's father had a dispute with the monarch over some of the groom's lands. Queens Berengaria of Castile and Elisabeth of Hohenstaufen, Ferdinand's mother and wife, brokered the peaceful resolution. While the marriage proved childless, it did place Mécia in the midst of the struggles on the Cordoban frontier. lvaro was left in charge of the stronghold of Martos after the king returned to Toledo. Due to the conflict, lvaro was forced to travel to the royal court to ask for help. He was given the equivalent of viceregal powers and monetary support by the king. In his absence his nephew, Tello, and the troops left behind decided to launch a military incursion into the territory of the enemy.The recently captured lands were invaded by the Moorish ruler of Arjona. According to Spanish historian Lafuente, Mécia sent word to the missing troops and then dressed in soldiers' arms and paraded around the battlements. The Moors slowed their approach and took defensive measures, allowing the missing Christian troops under Tello to return. They launched a directed attack that broke through the center of the enemy lines and dispersed them. After hearing of the danger that his wife was in, lvaro returned, but became ill and died of an unknown disease at Orgaz in 1239, as some have it. Meca married King Sancho II of Portugal, son of Afonso II of Portugal and Queen Urraca of Castile. The legitimacy of this union has been challenged by a Portuguese historian, but most historians agree that they married and that she was a mistress of Pope Innocent IV.The place and date of the marriage are unknown. It does not appear in the work of Rodrigo of Toledo, which was completed in March 1243, but also omitting Portuguese royal marriages from the year before, and the papal bull mentions it in 1245, suggesting it should be placed between these dates. There were several reasons for the marriage to be portrayed in a bad light. She came from a foreign land with the fear of domination by the Kingdom of Castile. She deviated from the ideal of a virgin bride because she was a widow and the king was her mother's first cousin. She wasn't a royal princess and the king of Portugal abandoned her after her husband's death. She made it difficult for Portuguese courtiers to approach the king by surrounding herself with Castilian-raised servants and maids.She was quickly rejected by the nobility and populace. The discontent can be seen in the claim that the king was "bewitched" by the arts. The arrival of Mécia was preceded by the problems in Portugal. As the country enjoyed peace and the king basked in the glow of military success, the king took some liberties. The king decided to replace the counselors of the royal court with his military companions, which resulted in a military dictatorship. The council was involved in conflicts that damaged the image of the king and led to an anarchy. At the beginning of a period of political instability, a civil war resulted in the deposition of her husband, and the coincidence led to her being blamed for his downfall.Chroniclers have suggested that Sancho was a good king until his marriage, and that his difficulties were due to her bad influences. His successors need to justify his deposition in such writings. The Portuguese clergy objected to her marriage because they wanted to cause the king's downfall. The revocation of a grant to the monastery of Bouco made by Afonso I of Portugal and confirmed by Afonso II led to their contempt for the king. In order to assist the church in the Holy Land, Pope Innocent IV requested that Afonso raise troops from Boulogne. Given the plans of the Portuguese clergy and the pope, this seems to have been a pretext to allow Afonso to bring armed men to Lisbon. Alfonso was heir to Sancho and so he separated the spouses to make room for a childless Mécia.He focused on their consanguinity, both descending from Afonso I of Portugal, a relationship that was forbidden by the church but allowed in the Iberian social context. 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Raimundo Viegas <mask>reiro, accompanied by the men of the Count of Boulogne, entered the royal palace at Coimbra and took her to the palace at Vila Nova de Ourém.Sancho abdicated and fled to Toledo because he was powerless to recover his wife after she was kidnapped. His will did not name his wife, suggesting that he may have thought she was involved in the kidnapping, although no evidence is found in contemporary sources. After her kidnapping, Mécia took up residence in Ourém. There is documentation of Mécia making donations there, and she was protected by troops of the court, with which she retained good relations. The alcaide of the town has a name suggesting that he was appointed by her. According to tradition, she held lands at Torres Novas, Santa Eullia and Ourém, and a marginal note in a contemporary document indicates that they were held by Mécia. Her fate becomes less certain.The chronicler of Sancho II says that she left Ourém for Galicia. There is a document dated February 24th, 1257, which is not specifying the location, but it is believed that Theresa Aires lived in the area of Benavides. Ferdinand, who lived there, became the sole heir of Mécia. Mecia was buried in the Chapel of the Cross at Njera in the Benedictine convent of Santa Maria, according to tradition. Her tomb is supported by four lions and has the arms of Portugal. 1215 births 1270 deaths Portuguese queens consort Mecia 13th-century Portuguese people 13th-century Portuguese women 13th-century Castilians

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title: Eugene Wigner

texts: <mask> "E. P.<mask> was a Hungarian theoretical physicist who contributed to mathematical physics. He received the prize for his contributions to the theory of the atomic nucleus and the elementary particles, particularly through the discovery and application of fundamental symmetry principles, in 1963. A graduate of the Technical University of Berlin, <mask> worked as an assistant to Karl Weissenberg and Richard Becker at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute in Berlin. The theory of symmetry in physics was introduced by <mask> and Weyl. He authored a number of mathematical theorems while performing ground-breaking work in pure mathematics. The cornerstone of quantum mechanics is the Wigner's theorem. He is known for his research into the structure of the atomic nucleus.<mask> and John von Neumann moved to the United States in 1930. The Einstein-Szilard letter prompted President Franklin D. Roosevelt to initiate the Manhattan Project to develop atomic bombs. The German nuclear weapon project was feared to develop an atomic bomb first. He was part of the team that designed the nuclear reactor that was supposed to be used to convert plutonium into weapons grade plutonium. No reactor had yet gone critical, and the reactor was only on paper. The detailed design of the reactor, not just their construction, was given to DuPont. He became Director of Research and Development at the Clinton Laboratory in 1946, but became frustrated with bureaucratic interference by the Atomic Energy Commission, and returned to Princeton.He was a member of the National Bureau of Standards, the mathematics panel of the National Research Council, the physics panel of the National Science Foundation, and the General Advisory Committee of the Atomic Energy Commission. The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics in the Natural Sciences, his best-known work outside technical mathematics and physics, was published in later life. The middle class Jewish parents of Wigner Jen Pl were Einhorn and <mask>. He had two sisters, one of which was later married to a British theoretical physicist. He was home schooled by a teacher until he was 9 years old. Wigner had an interest in mathematical problems. At the age of 11, Wigner contracted a disease his doctors thought was Tuberculosis.He was sent to live in a sanatorium in the Austrian mountains by his parents, who thought his diagnosis was wrong. <mask>'s family was not religious and he had a secular Bar Mitzvah. His father was a student at the secondary school where he studied from 1915 through 1919. He attended classes in Judaism taught by a rabbi. Jnos von Neumann was a year behind Wigner. Lszl Rtz was a noted mathematics teacher. After Kun's downfall, the Wigner family fled to Austria to escape the communist regime.The family converted to Lutheranism because of the prominence of Jews in the Kun regime. Wigner explained later in his life that his family's decision to convert to Lutheranism was not a religious one, but an anti-communist one. Wigner was not a believer in religion. The Megyetem is a university that Wigner attended after graduating from secondary school. He studied chemical engineering at the Technical University of Berlin after he was unhappy with the courses on offer. The Wednesday afternoon colloquia of the German Physical Society was attended by him. Leading researchers included Max von Laue, Albert Einstein, and Werner Heisenberg.The physicist Le Szilrd became Wigner's closest friend. The third experience in Berlin was formative. Michael Polanyi became, after Lszl Rtz, Wigner's greatest teacher, after he met Wigner at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute. Polanyi was the supervisor of Wigner's DSc thesis, "Formation and Decay of Molecules". After leaving his father's tannery in the middle of the 20th century, Wigner accepted an offer from Karl Weissenberg at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute in Berlin. Weissenberg wanted someone to help him with his work on x-ray crystallography, and Polanyi recommended Wigner. After six months as Weissenberg's assistant, Wigner went to work for Richard Becker.The study of quantum mechanics was done by Wigner. He looked into the group theory of Ferdinand Frobenius. Wigner was asked to work at the University of Gttingen as an assistant to the great mathematician David Hilbert. The aged Hilbert's abilities were failing and he had shifted his interests to logic. Wigner studied on his own. The foundation for the theory of symmetries in quantum mechanics was laid by him. The introduction of group theory into quantum mechanics was done by Wigner and Weyl.Group Theory and Quantum Mechanics was not easy to understand for younger physicists. Group theory was accessible to a wider audience thanks to Wigner's group theory. The foundation for the theory of symmetries was laid in these works. Wigner's theorem is a cornerstone of the mathematical theory of quantum mechanics. The Hilbert space of states is represented by physical symmetries such as rotation and translations. The symmetry transformation is represented by a linear and unitary transformation of the space. The representation of a symmetry group is either an ordinary representation or a projective representation.The research into atomic nuclei was done in the late 1930s by Wigner. His papers were noticed in the world of physics. In 1930, Wigner was offered a one-year lectureship at 7 times his previous salary in Europe. von Neumann was recruited by Princeton at the same time. Two papers were written by Jen Pl <mask> and Jnos von Neumann. Their first names were "<mask>" and "John". They were offered a five-year contract as visiting professors at the end of their year.The teaching assignment was given to the other half of the year. The Nazis were soon to rise to power in Germany. Manci was introduced to the physicist Paul Dirac by her brother. Wigner's contract ran out in 1936. Wigner found a new job at the University of Wisconsin. Amelia Frank was a physics student there. She died unexpectedly in 1937, leaving Wigner distraught.He accepted an offer from Princeton in 1938. On January 8, 1937, Wigner became a naturalized citizen of the United States and brought his parents with him. On August 2, 1939, he participated in a meeting with Le Szilrd and Albert Einstein that resulted in the Einstein–Szilrd letter, which prompted President Franklin D. Roosevelt to initiate the Manhattan Project to develop atomic bombs. Wigner refused to have his fingerprints taken because he was afraid that they would be used to track him down if Germany won the war. "Thoughts of being murdered," he said, "focus your mind wonderfully." Mary Annette Wheeler, a professor of physics at Vassar College, was married to Wigner on June 4, 1941. She taught physics on the faculty of Rutgers University's Douglass College until her retirement in 1964.They were married until her death. They had two children. During the Manhattan Project, Wigner led a team that included J. Ernest Wilkins Jr. The group was tasked with designing the production nuclear reactor that would convert plutonium into weapons grade plutonium. No reactor had yet gone critical, and the reactor was only on paper. In July 1942, Wigner chose a conservative design with water cooling. The world's first atomic reactor, Chicago Pile One (CP-1), achieved a controlled nuclear chain reaction on December 2, 1942, when Wigner was present at a converted rackets court under the stands at the University of Chicago.The detailed design of the reactor, not just their construction, was given to DuPont. He was sent on vacation by the head of the Metallurgical Laboratory after he threatened to resign. The project was saved when a decision was made to give the reactor additional load tubes for more uranium. If the additional tubes had not been added, the reactor would not have been able to run at full power for a year. He worked for the company on the site in the 1950s. Wigner worked on the Manhattan Project and sometimes wished the bomb had been ready a year earlier. The Wigner effect was a discovery made by Wigner.This is caused by the displacement of atoms by neutron radiation. The Wigner effect was a serious problem for the reactor at the Hanford site in the immediate post-war period, and resulted in production cutbacks and a reactor being shut down entirely. It was found that it could be overcome by controlled heating and annealing. The Wigner–Eisenbud R-matrix theory, an important general approach to nuclear reactions, was published in 1947. In early 1946, <mask> accepted a position as the Director of Research and Development at the Clinton Laboratory in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. He became co-director of the laboratory with James Lum because he didn't want to be involved in administrative duties. The Atomic Energy Commission took charge of the laboratory's operations at the start of 1947, and Wigner feared that many of the technical decisions would be made in Washington.He thought the Army's security policies at the laboratory interfered with research. After the death of the Director of the Manhattan Project in August 1946, the Atomic Energy Commission discovered that Wigner's scientists were conducting experiments with a critical mass of uranium-235. The experiments that were different from the one that killed Slotin were terminated. He left Oak Ridge in 1947 because he was not suited for a managerial role in such an environment, but he continued to work with the facility for many years. He was a member of the National Bureau of Standards, the mathematics panel of the National Research Council, the physics panel of the National Science Foundation, and the General Advisory Committee of the Atomic Energy Commission. He was involved in civil defense. At the end of his life, Wigner's thoughts became more rational.His best-known work is "The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics in the Natural Sciences", which he published in 1960. The happy coincidence that mathematics and physics were so well matched seemed to be "unreasonable" and hard to explain, as he argued that biology and cognition could be the origin of physical concepts. His original paper inspired many responses from a wide range of disciplines. Ivor Grattan-Guinness in mathematics, Max Tegmark in physics, Peter Norvig in data mining, and Richard Hamming in Computer Science were included. Wigner developed a thought experiment to demonstrate his belief that consciousness is the foundation of the quantum mechanical measurement process. "All that quantum mechanics purports to provide are probability connections between subsequent impressions (also called 'apperceptions') of the consciousness", he said. The idea that the wave function of the "measured" physical system can be changed is called the "consciousness causes collapse" interpretation.Hugh Everett III, a student of Wigner, discussed the thought experiment in the introductory part of his 1957 thesis as an "amusing, but extremely hypothetical drama". The first evidence on paper of the thought experiment that was later assigned to be Wigner's is a drawing of the Wigner's Friend situation found in an early draft of Everett's work. This shows that the problem must have been discussed with Wigner. In November 1963, Wigner called for the allocation of 10% of the national defense budget to be spent on nuclear blast shelters and survival resources. The Woods Hole study's conclusion that a nuclear strike would kill 20% of Americans to be a very modest projection and that the country could recover from such an attack more quickly than Germany had recovered from World War II was considered by Wigner. The physics prize was awarded to Wigner for his contributions to the theory of the atomic nucleus and the elementary particles. Half of the award was divided between Maria Goeppert-Mayer and J. Hans D. Jensen."I never expected to get my name in the newspapers without doing something wicked," said Wigner. He received a number of awards, including the Franklin Medal in 1950, the National Medal of Science in 1961, the Atoms for Peace Award in 1959 and the Golden Plate Award of the American Academy of Achievement in 1974. He gave a lecture in 1968. Mary died in 1977. The widow of a physicist who died in 1972 was married to Wigner in 1979. His memoirs, The Recollections of <mask><mask> with Andrew Szanton, were published in 1992. The full meaning of life, the collective meaning of all human desires, is a mystery beyond our grasp.I disliked this state of affairs as a young man. I have made peace with it. I feel honored to be associated with such a mystery. "It was not possible to formulate the laws of quantum mechanics in a fully consistent way without reference to consciousness," he wrote in his collection of essays 'Philosophical Reflections and Syntheses' (1995). The University Medical Center in New Jersey was where Wigner died. He was survived by his wife, children and sisters. There are publications with Alvin M. Weinberg.The Physical Theory of Neutron Chain Reactors is published by the University of Chicago Press. 1959 Group Theory can be applied to the quantum mechanics. Academic Press is in New York. The translation was written by J. J. Griffin in 1931. Symmetries and Reflections was written in 1970. The Bloomington edition of the Indiana University Press was told to Andrew Szanton.The collection of <mask><mask>. A decision was made. In 1995 with Jagdish Mehra and Arthur Wightman. The philosophy of reflections and syntheses. (Hungarian). There is a description of the childhood and the school years in Hungary. In an interview with <mask><mask>, he talks about his association with John von Neumann during their school years in Hungary, their graduate studies in Berlin, and their appointments to Princeton in 1930.von Neumann's contributions to the theory of quantum mechanics, <mask>'s own work in this area, and von Neumann's interest in the application of theory to the atomic bomb project are all discussed by Wigner. There were 20th-century Hungarian mathematicians, American atheists, and American Lutherans who died during the 20th century.

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title: Charles Dinsmore

texts: A Canadian professional ice hockey player named <mask> played 100 games in the National Hockey League. He was born in Toronto, Ontario, where he played for the amateur Toronto Aura Lee Junior hockey team and the Toronto Argonauts football team, before eventually playing pro hockey for the Montreal Maroons. <mask> scored the first goal against the Bruins on December 1, 1924, and the Bruins won the game 2-1. He won the Stanley Cup. He took a job as a bond trader after leaving the game. He asked the Maroons if he could get his old job back because he said the stock market didn't offer the same thrill as playing in the NHL. The Montreal team officials told him that they had no more money in the budget to sign another player, so he signed a contract with the Maroons which would pay him one dollar for the remaining nine games.High school teams were played on by Dinsmore. The senior rugby team won the High School Rugby League Championship in 1919. The Junior title was won by Northview in the ORFU league. He paddled for the Toronto Canoe Club and was involved in Canadian football and hockey. He was in the regatta in 1924. Lionel Conacher, Canada's Athlete of the Half-century, was a halfback for the 1922 Toronto Argonauts. He is as tough as a pineknot and is a thick set youngster."Little Hercules" slid through the line and picked up more loose balls than two men on either team. The team went to New York for an exhibition game and lost 55 to 7. It was one of the most severe losses a team can suffer. The Argo wing line was weakened by the absence of one of the greatest secondary defence men in Canadian football. He joined the Toronto Aura Lee Juniors in 1919 at the age of 16. The club was on Avenue Road. "Dinsmore is a little fellow, but he is fast and a tricky stick handler."Aura Lee defeated St. Mary's to win the OHA title. The headline in the newspapers was "Backchecking Star." The front line was broken up rush after rush by Dinsmore. The man scored two goals off the faceoff. The two men got into a mix-up when Kitchener defeated Aura Lee. "Dinsmore had a cut on his face and went after Schnarr with his stick." There was at least one free-for-all.The police had to break up the fight. Schnarr was not badly hurt. They were chased from the game. They won the J. Ross Robertson Cup but lost to Fort William. He received a Life Membership to the Aura Lee Club. Dunc Munro, Captain of the Montreal and Olympic Gold medal team (Ice hockey at the 1924 Winter Olympics), who used to play with him on the Argos, got him to sign with the new team Montreal Maroons. He was given a three-year contract.The Montreal football team was trained by the two. The whole St. Patrick's team was checked by Dinsmore. His stick-handling was very good. They couldn't take the puck away from him. He was the one who saved the game for the Maroons. In the playoffs with the Pittsburgh Pirates, coach Eddie Gerard said the star of the game was Dinny <mask>, in the NHL championship game in Ottawa, Montreal in the third up 1-0 over the Senators, and finally, he sent out "Kid Disturbance," sometimes. He grabbed the puck and threw it down the ice and then ran after it.The Ottawans came back. He is a prize pest of the N.H.L. The winner of the playoffs will get extra money for winning the Stanley Cup. The longest game in Montreal's history was a 4-hour game against the Boston Bruins in 1929, which was coached by Dunc Munro. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 In 1942, he played in a benefit game for Victory Loans. One of the first ten people to be named to the Hall of Fame was a coach at Loyola College.He traveled to England to get novelty lines after becoming a manufacturers' agent. Later started a welding business. He retired after selling the company for $945,000 and playing golf. He had season tickets to the Montreal Alouettes but didn't watch hockey. He told a reporter that he was a one-sports rooter. I like football. The game has become so complex that it never ceases to intrigue me.NHL games don't catch my fancy anymore. I'm one of those old fogies that used to be good at bodychecking and stickhandling. I don't like the board checking, hooking and holding. It's not for me, that's all. There are external links to statistics at the legends of hockey Obituary at LostHockey.com.

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