title: Ray Barrett (athlete)

texts: An Indigenous Australian Paralympic athlete was left a paraplegic after a car accident. He was a champion juvenile athlete. A high achiever at the FESPIC Games and State selection trials, he won a bronze medal at the 1972 Summer Paralympics in Germany. The sporting complex is named after him. The people of this area were his significant others. <mask> was born in 1952. He was a child at the Woolloomooloo Day Nursery.His mother, grandfather, and great grandmother were all natives of New South Wales. He became a paraplegic at the age of 13 after he was hit by a car while riding his bicycle home from school. He was cared for by his mother, Barbara, and stepfather, Robert, after spending a year in the hospital. He was a member of the club and a champion archer. He broke records in shot put, discus, long-distance running and sprints. He joined the Paraplegic Association after leaving the hospital. There were problems with the steps at primary school that led to the completion of his high school education at Lakemba School for the Handicapped.He was trained to be a printer by the New South Wales Disabled Workers' Organisation. The "Trainee of the Year" was awarded by the New South Wales Association for training the Disabled in Office Work. During his rehabilitation in the spinal unit of Royal North Shore Hospital, he was one of the first to operate an Offset Printing Press from a wheelchair. In the evenings he concentrated on his athletic training after eight years of working at the poker machine company. The <mask> Barrett Field is a sporting complex at Port Hacking High School in Miranda, a suburb of Sydney. The area of the school campus that was once a wasteland was filled with 200,000 cubic metres of fill from local excavations. A 6-metre running track was added to the plans in 1974.At the tree-planting ceremony in 1977, 60 trees were planted around the perimeter of The RayBarrett Field, which was made available for all community sports. In the 100 years century celebration book of the Sutherland Shire 1906-2006, Barret, along with fellow Indigenous Australian Tracy Barrell OAM, were honoured. Athletes competing at the 1972 Summer Paralympics Heidelberg, Germany required financial assistance of $1800 to be eligible to attend the Games. A local Returned Servicemens League (RSL) Club in New South Wales, Australia, held a fundraising event for the International Lions Club and raised $1000 towards the targeted cost. Realizing that additional finance was needed, the club appealed to the council and the community to support the fund. Fifty companies sought sponsorship but were unsuccessful. The promotion manager of the shopping centre held a competition in which the retail industry of the shopping centre provided the prize.The winner of the gold watch was presented by <mask>. The Governor General of Australia attended a community event in which the generosity of this community was recognised. At the National Paraplegic & Quadriplegic Games in 1970, he won 9 gold medals in various sports and was selected as an athletics 'time keeper'. He won 2 Silver medals in Wheelchair Dash and 1 Bronze medal in Wheelchair Basketball at the Third Commonwealth Paraplegic Games. He was selected for the Commonwealth Games because of his success at the National Games. Only one athlete from the Sutherland Shire was selected to compete at the Games. At the 14th Annual Paraplegic and Quadriplegic Games, class 2 events were 1st Shot Put, 1st Wheelchair dash, and 1st Slalom.In 1972 the Summer Paralympics were held in Germany with 1 Bronze medal and 5th slalom. Frank Ponta was defeated by 4 points by the 1st Precision Javelin in the Paraplegic and Quadriplegic Games. He defeated Frank Ponta to win the silver medal at the National Paraplegic & Quadriplegic Games. The men's relay set a world record. He finished 10th out of 21 competitors at his first competitive event in rifle shooting. Discuss Shot Put Bronze medal and Frank Ponta Silver medal. Slalom gold medal.There were new world records in Class 2 of the 100 meter Wheelchair sprint that were broken. At the 1974 Fourth Commonwealth Paraplegic Games, New Zealand, he won gold, silver and bronze medals and set world records in Wheelchair Dash and Wheelchair Basketball. The 1974 International Stoke Mandeville Games were held in England. 1 gold wheelchair sprint, 1 bronze wheelchair basketball, and 1 bronze slalom racing. After winning a gold medal in the disabled sports competition in Holland,<mask> traveled through Europe and competed in other games. He and Hugh were invited to coach wheelchair basketball in Basle, Switzerland. He and Hugh were involved in a car accident after he returned from Europe.After two years in hospital, he returned to his home in Heathcote, New South Wales. He lived in the care of his parents on the Gold Coast. He lived for thirty-five years after his first accident. The 1972 Summer Paralympics were won by athletes from Australia and New South Wales.

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title: Bill Hudson (British Army officer)

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texts: <mask> was a British Special Operations Executive officer who worked as a liaison officer with the Yugoslavia during World War II. The child of South African parents was born on August 11, 1910. He attended the Royal School of Mines of the Imperial College London. He excelled in boxing, rugby, swimming, riding, skiing, and wrestling. <mask> was said to have been an inspiration for James Bond. <mask> went to Yugoslavia in 1935 to do some prospecting after working as a mining engineer in South Africa. He married a White Russian ballerina in Yugoslavia.They divorced after she refused to live near the mine. <mask> was able to speak the Serbo-Croatian language. <mask> worked as a consultant mining engineer in Belgrade and as the manager of an antimony mine in Zajaa when World War II broke out. <mask> was recruited into Section D of the British Secret Intelligence Service in the autumn of 1939 and was based in Zagreb. pro-German Croats planted a bomb beneath Hudsons' office which almost killed him. He created a group to attack ships with limpet mines. The headquarters for special operations in the Balkans was established in Cairo after Section D was absorbed into the new Special Operations Executive.<mask> sank an Italian ship in February 1941. <mask> was removed from the country after the invasion of Yugoslavia. <mask> and a small group of Yugoslav military personnel left Cairo by air for Malta on the first leg of a new SOE mission. Three days later, they boarded the British submarine HMS Triumph, which landed the party on the coast of the Italian-occupied territory of Montenegro. They were accompanied by a captain. They had to supplement their equipment from the submarine's stores after leaving Cairo. <mask>, a former Royal Yugoslav Army Major, and two former members of the Royal Yugoslav Air Force were part of the party.Both were Montenegrins. The original intent was for the party to only include Yugoslavs, but <mask> was ordered to accompany them 12 hours before they left. <mask>'s instructions were vague and he was expected to "contact, investigate, and report on all groups offering resistance to the enemy, regardless of race, creed or political persuasion". He was ordered to coordinate all elements of the resistance. Ultra intelligence showed that German and Italian commanders in Yugoslavia were complaining about attacks from "terrorists" and "bandits" in the summer of 1941, but the British didn't know much about it. The party was picked up by guerilla units near the coast, and by 26 September they were with a band of communist-led rebels. The forces that rebelled against the Italians in July were scattered among these groups.The local backlash against the Communists who were blamed for recklessly starting an uprising that had no hope of success was caused by the atrocities committed by the Albanians. The revolt was suppressed within six weeks and there were divisions between the rebels led by the communists and those led by the Chetniks. <mask> thought that the communist-led groups were stronger. <mask> radioed Malta to suggest that assistance be given to the communist-led rebels in Montenegro. <mask> reported that theMontenegrin Freedom Force had 5,000 men under arms, and that the Communist Partisans were more committed to fighting than the Chetniks. On 10 September, the British in Malta picked up a radio message indicating that a Colonel Mihailovi was leading a guerilla force located in western Serbia. The members of <mask>'s party were told to go to Mihailovi's headquarters as soon as possible, even though they were unaware of it.<mask> was ordered to travel to western Serbia by his British contacts after he was made aware of Mihailovi's existence. <mask> and Ostoji left for Serbia on 13 October with ilas and another senior Partisan. The leaders of the Montenegrin Partisans needed to visit their headquarters in Uice in western Serbia to get instructions on how to deal with the nationalists. The party left its two radios behind because one had already burned out and the other was heavy and obsolete. <mask> didn't know how to operate the radios. <mask> and the Partisan leaders traveled through Partisan-held liberated territory in Montenegro and the Sandak to the valley of the West Morava river valley in the German-occupied territory of Serbia. The party arrived at Uice around 25 October.<mask> met "Tito", who introduced him to <mask>. If Tito could provide a radio, he would be able to communicate with SOE Cairo. He wanted Tito to take up his offer so that he could make his own case. He said that he was going to visit Mihailovi. Tito was noncommittal when he received <mask>. The chances of continued cooperation were low at this point. <mask> made it clear that British interests were best served by a unified Yugoslav resistance.<mask> was told by Tito that he wanted to avoid conflict with Mihailovi, but that all former Yugoslav officers had been compromised by its disastrous showing during the invasion. <mask> was told that if Mihailovi didn't cooperate with him, the leader of the Partisan would not interfere with the Germans. <mask> saw the Partisans fighting the Germans around Krupanj. <mask> should travel on to Mihailovi's headquarters as soon as possible, according to a message from the leader of the Chetnik group. <mask> did not have any contact with SOE Cairo during his stay in Uice. <mask> left Uice on or around 25 October and arrived at Mihailovi's headquarters in the village of Brajii on the foothills of Ravna Gora. <mask> was upbraided by Mihailovi for having been with the communists, and when <mask> told the leader that he would be visiting him from time to time, he was threatened with a break of relations with the British.Less than two days after <mask>'s arrival at Ravna Gora, Tito and Mihailovi met to make one last effort at forming a joint command, but Mihailovi insisted it was not necessary, despite his request that <mask> be present during the negotiations. Despite a tentative agreement, the two leaders were at cross-purposes; Tito would not place himself or his forces under Mihailovi's control, and would not comply with Mihailovi's urging that he cease attacks on the Germans. The Yugoslav government-in-exile, who had promised British recognition and support, gave official recognition to Mihailovi by this time. There was a civil war in western Serbia. There was an atmosphere of creeping distrust between the two camps despite some joint operations. <mask> didn't have access to a wireless. After <mask>'s departure, Lalatovi and Dragievi arrived in Uice, but Dragievi refused to go with him.An important Partisan wireless operator was Dragievi. <mask> was able to use Mihailovi's radio, but from 2 November, Mihailovi began inciting clashes with Partisan bands, which <mask> was powerless to prevent. <mask> sent a message to Cairo suggesting that British support to Mihailovi be contingent upon his co-operation with the Partisans. <mask>'s actions were considered sabotage by Mihailovi when the British government accepted his recommendation. Tito was unaware of <mask>'s initial attempts to mediation and the fact that the funds were dropped against his advice. Tito distrusted <mask>. <mask> was involved in three meetings in late November that were meant to establish a truce and a joint operational headquarters.The Partisans would not accept Mihailovi assuming overall command. The government put pressure on Mihailovi to work with the Partisans. The failure of the Mission Hudson's attempts to convince the Partisans to work together to fight against the enemy caused the two groups to fight each other. <mask> was living a hardscrabble existence, evading the German and Italian forces who were occupying Yugoslavia, and trying to end the civil war between the Partisans and the Chetniks. <mask> headed a SOE mission in Poland in the last months of World War II that was meant to work with the Home Army. <mask>'s work was cut short when he was arrested, and he was imprisoned for a short time in the Lubyanka. He was returned to Britain.<mask> had to distribute British funds in order to pay for anti-Nazi fighters. He was given over a million dollars in diamonds and jewels, which he buried in peasant villages. After the war, he buried some of the treasure in order to retrieve it on his own. <mask> recruited Stephen Zollner, a Hungarian Jew buying timber for the British government around eastern Europe, to retrieve the treasure, according to documents. Zollner sent the three parts of the buried treasure to <mask> in a diplomatic bag. Zollner confessed everything after the Yugoslav authorities caught him. <mask> died in South Africa on 1 November 1995.The swimming complex at St. Andrew's College was named in his honor after he left a large amount of money for new pool facilities. The D.T Hudson Trust was created after his death. The trust sponsors schools in South Africa and hopes to unite the churches of the region in this pursuit. <mask> had a reputation as a ladies' man because he spoke six foreign languages. According to The Sunday Times, Ian Fleming used <mask> as a model for his character James Bond, although it has also been suggested that the character was modeled on his brother, Peter Fleming. The Imperial College London Alumni of St. Andrew's College are listed on the British Army General List.

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title: Gregory Retallack

texts: <mask> is an Australian paleontologist and author who specializes in the study of fossil soils. His research looked at the fossil record of soils for over 4 billion years. He has written two standard paleopedology textbooks. At age 4, Retallack moved with his family. He grew up in the suburbs of Australia. He graduated from The King's School with a degree in biology and paleontology. He received a University medal in 1974 and a PhD in 1978 from the University of New England.He joined the faculty at the University of Oregon in 1981. Since 2009, he has been the Director of the Condon Collection of the University of Oregon Museum of Natural and Cultural History. In 1973, Retallack discovered that paleosols can reveal aspects of plant communities that are difficult to see from the fossil plants themselves. This approach to reconstructing life on land could be used to understand major events in evolution. The initial work was on vegetation and climate. The idea that grassland-grazer coevolution was responsible for cooling over the past 50 million years has implications for biosequestration of carbon. The evolutionary transition to upright stance occurred in the woods rather than the savannas, according to research done in Africa.The Paleosols of the Montana boundary implicated abrupt paleoclimatic change and acid rain from extraterrestrial impact in the extinction of dinosaurs. Retallack discovered fossil soils at classical South Australian sites for the Ediacara biota and reported it is evidence that the fossils used to be marine. The volcanic tuffs of Newfoundland were found to be fossiliferous Ediacaran paleosols with problematic fossils comparable to the living. The view that life began in the soil could be supported by such ancient and complex life on land. Retallack reported in the journal Precambrian Research that land-based microfossils found in South Africa could be as old as 2.2 billion years, breaking the previous record of 1.2 billion years. The Science Channel USA's Miracle Planet episode "Death and Rebirth" featured Retallack's work on the Late Permian mass extinction. His work on Panama was featured in a National Geographic show.Interviews about his work on early life on land were broadcast by Richard Harris for National Public Radio, Bob McDonald for Canadian Broadcast Corporation and Dave Miller for Oregon Public Broadcasting. In a challenge to young earth creationism, Retallack showed that the fossil forests of Yellowstone National Park were not deposits of volcanic lahars, but of moderately developed paleosols. Only a few paleosols in succession are needed to surpass the young earth creationism age of the Earth, and at Yellowstone there are at least 24 successive fossil forests. Sequences of paleosols are just one of many lines of evidence that young earth creationism does not explain as well as conventional geology. Retallack continues research in paleobotany. His special interests include plants from the Triassic Period. The dispersal hypothesis was developed by David Dilcher.New techniques for obtaining past atmospheric carbon dioxide were developed by Retallack. The concept of paleoenvironmental regulation by the Proserpina Principle was proposed by Retallack. Cladophlebis retallackii is one of the fossils that is honored by Retallack's name. In a study of soils at 84 temples of Classical Greece, Retallack found an economic basis for Greek polytheism. For example, Dionysos and Demeter were gods of farming, while Hera and Apollo were gods of pastoralists. His awards include the Geological Society of America and the American Association for the advancement of science. He served as the president and vice president of the Paleontological Society, of the Oregon Academy of Sciences, and of the University of Oregon Chapter of the Society of Sigma Xi.Early reviews of <mask>'s books have been positive. It is necessary for all persons trying to understand paleosols. Daniel Yaalon concludes "Highly recommended for students and researchers alike, for an introductory insight to paleopedology and to refine and whet their skills in paleosol interpretation." The reviews did not like the unfamiliarity of soil science terminology and classification in the texts. Many people have adopted Retallack's approach to the description and interpretation of paleosols. <mask>'s approach has been vindicated by the development of additional geochemical proxies for soil criteria. Retallack's confirmation of abrupt paleoenvironmental change on land at the Cretaceous-Tertiary and Permian-Triassic boundaries have been supported by later research on extinction.The applicability of <mask>'s initial taphonomy work to all Ediacaran fossils was questioned. The recent Retallack proposal that Ediacaran fossils were preserved in paleosols and thus could not be marine fossils is a provocative challenge to prior interpretations and has been supported in some quarters, but disputed in others. The hypothesis of Retallack is not universally accepted. Most of us appreciated that Retallack's hypothesis was innovative thinking and tested his ideas critically, but it quickly became clear that there are simpler explanations for the features Retallack had. Retallack has received awards for his research, including the Stillwell Award of the Geological Society of Australia for best paper in the society journal in 1977. He has lectured to many countries, including the U.S., Germany, England, China, Thailand and India. The second edition of Soils of the past: an introduction to paleopedology was published in 2001.

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title: Ralph Garr

texts: "Road Runner" is an American former professional baseball player, scout, and coach. He played in the Major League Baseball as an outfielder from the time he joined the Atlanta Braves to the time he joined the California Angels. Garr was an All-Star and won the NL batting title. Garr was a free swinger who could hit to all parts of the field. 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 Garr was in the Atlanta Braves Hall of Fame. Face in the Crowd Garr was raised in Monroe, Louisiana, where he worked as a shoe shine boy at a barber shop.He attended Grambling State University after graduating from Lincoln High School. As a second baseman for the Grambling State Tigers baseball team, Garr led the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics with a record.585 batting average to lead his team to a 35–1 regular-season mark. When he was drafted by the Atlanta Braves in the third round of the 1967 Major League Baseball draft, his accomplishment earned him a mention in "Faces In The Crowd". Garr was a fast runner and good contact hitter, but he was a below average infielder. He was an outfielder for the rest of his career after he was converted to an outfielder with the Shreveport Braves. Garr made the jump from Double A to the majors in September 1968. Garr appeared in 11 games with the Braves, but never needed his glove, as he was used as a pinch hitter or pinch runner in each of his appearances, and never once was kept in the game.He was invited to Spring training and started the season as the Braves' everyday left fielder when Rico Carty was injured. After Carty's return, <mask> was optioned to their Triple A affiliate, theRichmond Braves, then returned in September when rosters expanded. He had a batting average of.222 in 22 games. After making the Braves out of spring training again, <mask> returned to his role at the end of the 1969 and 1968 seasons. He appeared in 16 games with the Braves through May, but never took the field, as he had already earned a reputation as a defensive liability at this point in his career. He was optioned back to Richmond at the end of May and went on to bat.386 with seven homers, 51 runs, and 39 stolen bases. He returned to Atlanta in September as a fourth outfielder, batting.302 in 91 plate appearances.Rico Carty, better known as "Road Runner", was lost for the entire season in 1970 due to an injury he sustained playing Winter ball in the Dominican Republic. Garr earned the nickname "Road Runner" due to his speed, as he hit over.400 through the middle of May. <mask> hit a home run with two outs in the tenth to tie the game against Tom Seaver and the New York Mets. He hit a walk-off home run in the 12th. The Braves secured exclusive big-league baseball rights to use animated scenes of the character Road Runner on the board, while the calliope behind right field went "beep-beep" like the cartoon. <mask>'s batting average dropped to.343 by the end of the season, good for second best in the NL to Joe Torre. He scored a career high 101 runs in the Braves' batting order.He led N.L. in defensive shortcomings. He lost his starting job in left field when Carty came back to the Braves. He played in 134 games and had a.962 fielding percentage. His batting average was second best in the league, behind Billy Williams of the Chicago Cubs. Carty was traded to the Texas Rangers at the end of the season, opening a permanent spot for Garr. Garr put up a career high in batting average, home runs, runs scored, and stolen bases, but his weak glove made him a trade-bait at the Winter meetings. The Braves needed to strengthen their infield defense and had a deal in place that would have sent Garr to Philadelphia for Bowa, however it fell through.He put together the best season of his career in Atlanta, batting.400 in the first half of the season. He had 149 hits heading into the All-Star break that year, a record which stands to this day, to earn selection to the National League All-Star team. 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 The Braves countered with $85,000 after Garr sought a raise to $114,500 for the season, more than double what he received in 1974. Garr was the highest paid player on the team, and the first player in major league history to double his salary through an appeal. Garr's average went down in 1975, despite an excellent spring and confidence going into the season. He led the league in triples for a second year in a row.The Blanks were traded for Ken Henderson, Dick Ruthven and Dan Osborn. In 1976, Paul Richards was the new manager of the White Sox and he usedJorge Orta, the second baseman from the 1975 team, at third and left field. <mask>'s role with the Chisox in 1976 was similar to the one he had with the Braves in 1972; he had no regular outfield position, and his playing time was split between all three spots. The formula didn't work as the Sox narrowly avoided a hundred losses. <mask> was second on the team to Orta with 63 runs scored, batting an even.300. Richards was replaced by Bob Lemon, who returned Orta to second base and Garr to left field. The Chisox won ninety games and finished third in the American League West.Garr improved substantially in every other offensive category, batting an even.300 for the second year in a row. 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 Garr put up career lows in almost every offensive category. His bad fielding was becoming an issue again. He and Francisco Barrios got into a fight after a loss to Toronto on August 10. Garr threw a ball to the wrong base, allowing a runner to score. The two had run-ins before.Garr started the season in left field, but shortly after Tony La Russa replaced Don Kessinger as White Sox manager, Garr was replaced by a revolving door of left fielders. The American League (AL) President Lee MacPhail canceled games at Comiskey later in the month after Garr refused to take the field following an August 5 rock concert that left the field in tattered condition. With only nine games left on the schedule, Garr's contract was sold to the California Angels. Garr was used as a designated hitter in California, but managed to bat just.167 in that role, and was released on June 6. Following his retirement, Garr became a part-owner and a part-time worker at Kaloche Doughnuts in Houston, Texas. Garr attended the Winter meetings in Houston looking for a scouting or coaching job. The Braves' director of player development offered Garr a position as a minor-league base-running coach.<mask> was a professional softball player in the United Professional Softball League. In addition to the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame, <mask> was also in the Grambling State University Alumni Hall of Fame, the Atlanta Braves Hall of Fame, and the International League Hall of Fame. Clint Eastwood's character in Trouble with the Curve is credited with signing several Braves, including Tom Glavine. Mel Didier was the scout who signed Garr. Over the course of 13 seasons, Garr hit.302 (1,562-for-5,108) with 717 runs scored, 212 doubles, 64 triples, 75 home runs, 408 RBI, 172 stolen bases, and an on-base percentage of. He had a.968 fielding percentage at all three positions. There is a list of Major League Baseball annual triples leaders.

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title: Sam Alvey

texts: <mask> is an American professional mixed martial artist who competes in the Middleweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. A professional MMA competitor since 2008, <mask> has also competed for King of the Cage, the MFC, and was a contestant on The Ultimate Fighter: Team Carwin vs. Team Nelson. <mask> was a talented musician and competed in football and wrestling at a high school in Wisconsin. <mask> went to Lakeland College to play the trumpet after playing in the school's marching band. <mask> transitioned into a career in mixed martial arts after competing in pankration in college. <mask> began his amateur career in 2007, but was defeated in the second round of his first amateur bout.He turned professional in July 2008. <mask>'s career began in the state of Wisconsin, where he posted an early 11–1 record, which included multiple wins in the King of the Cage promotion. <mask> was on a three-fight winning streak when he was signed by Bellator. His first match was against Karl Amoussou in the Welterweight Tournament. As the fight went on, Amoussou started to tire and <mask> took control of the fight in the second and third rounds. <mask> won via split decision after three rounds. Following his win over Amoussou, <mask> was named a participant in the Season Five Middleweight Tournament.<mask> used his reach advantage early in the fight, but by round two, he was down to the ground, having been taken down to the ground. At the end of the second round, <mask> was able to make it into the third round despite being locked in a rear-naked choke. The fight was decided in the third round. <mask> was eliminated from the tournament after losing via split decision. Team Carwin was selected to be a part of The Ultimate Fighter. Nelson dropped down to the weight class for the first time. He fought to get into the house.<mask> won after a single, clean right hook. <mask> was selected first overall by Carwin. Carwin selected <mask> to fight Joey Rivera in the third episode. Rivera started the fight by landing two head kicks. <mask> had to defend against a guillotine choke and triangle choke in the first round. 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He moved to the UFC after successfully defending the Middleweight Championship against Wes Swofford. In June of last year, it was announced that <mask> had joined the UFC. He made his debut at UFC Fight Night 47. He lost the fight by a unanimous decision.The UFC Fight Night 55 was <mask>'s second fight with the promotion. He won the fight with punches in the first round. The UFC Fight Night 61 was held on February 22, 2015. The fight ended in the first round. The Performance of the Night bonus was won by <mask>. At UFC Fight Night 65, <mask> faced Dan Kelly. The fight was stopped in the first round.The UFC Fight Night 73 was held on August 8, 2015. The fight was stopped in the first round. <mask> was supposed to face Sarafian at UFC Fight Night 83. In late December, <mask> pulled out of the bout after breaking his jaw, and was replaced by another fighter. At UFC Fight Night 89, <mask> faced Theodorou. Neither fighter was able to deliver a significant offense in a fight where the bout remained on the feet for nearly all of its duration. He lost the fight.After sustaining virtually no damage during his previous fight, <mask> was quickly rescheduled and faced Eric Spicely on July 13, 2016 at UFC Fight Night 91. He won the fight with a submission. <mask> competed in his third bout in three months on August 27, 2016 at UFC on Fox 21. He won the fight in the second round. On November 5, 2016 <mask> faced Alex Nicholson at The Ultimate Fighter Latin America 3 finale. He won the fight. <mask> faced Marquardt at UFC on Fox 23.He won the fight. At UFC Fight Night108, <mask> faced Leites. He lost the fight. <mask> faced Evans at UFC Fight Night 114. He won the fight. <mask> faced Emeev at UFC Fight Night: Cowboy vs. Till in October of last year. <mask> missed the limit of 185 pounds at the weigh ins.<mask> was fined 20% of his purse and his bout with Emeev was changed to a catchweight. He lost the fight. <mask> had a losing streak and was facing a promotional newcomer in a light heavyweights bout on February 24, 2018, at UFC on Fox 28. He won the fight with a knockout. At UFC Fight Night 131, <mask> faced Villante. He won the fight. <mask> faced Nogueira at UFC Fight Night 137.He was knocked out in the second round. The fight between <mask> and Jimmy Crute took place on February 10, 2019. He was knocked out in the first round. There was a UFC match on July 20, 2019. He lost the fight. <mask> was supposed to face Rua at UFC Fight Night. <mask> was taken out of the fight on October 25 due to a broken hand and replaced by Paul Craig.On March 28, 2020 at UFC on ESPN: Ngannou vs. Rozenstruik, <mask> was expected to return to action. The event was put off due to the illness. RyanSpann faced <mask> on May 9, 2020. He lost the fight. On October 24, 2020, <mask> faced Da Un Jung. The fight was declared a split draw after a back and forth battle. At UFC on ABC 2, <mask> was expected to return to the Middleweight division to face Zak Cummings.In mid-March, Cummings pulled out of the bout and was replaced by someone else. He lost the bout via rear-naked choke after getting knocked down. He received a Fight of the Night award. On July 31, 2021, <mask> was scheduled to face Roman Kopylov. He wasn't able to get a US visa in time, so the bout was scrapped. On August 28, 2021, <mask> faced Wellington Turman. <mask> was poked in the eye multiple times throughout the fight, with Turman being deducted two points, however <mask> lost the fight via split decision.Ian Heinisch was scheduled to face <mask> at UFC Fight Night 200. Heinisch pulled out due to undisclosed reasons in late December and was replaced by Phil Hawes. Brendan Allen replaced Hawes, who withdrew due to an injury. The fight ended in a rear-naked choke submission. <mask> has four biological children with his wife, who won the eleventh cycle of America's Next Top Model. They legally adopted their foster daughter in early 2021. The decision of Elvis Mutapi was unanimous.Brandon Ropati's decision was the majority of ICNZ 16. The Ultimate Fighter: Team Carwin vs. Team Nelson will take place in Las Vegas, Nevada. List of current UFC fighters List of male mixed martial artists

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title: James R. Russell

texts: <mask> was born in October of 1953. He has written several books. He is a professor of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations at Harvard University and sits on the executive committee of the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies. <mask> became semi-retired in July of 2016 and moved to California. <mask> is a part-time lecturer in Jewish Studies and Biblical Hebrew at California State University, and he is also a professor at Harvard University. <mask> was born in New York City and grew up in the Washington Heights Upper Manhattan neighborhood. His mother's ancestry was Sephardic and his father's was Ashkenazic.He attended The Bronx High School of Science and Columbia University. The University of Oxford received a summa cum laude in 1974. The Armenologists were Nina Garsoan and Charles Dowsett. He received a Kellett fellowship after graduating from Columbia University. He received his PhD from the University of London, School of Oriental and African Studies. His thesis was published by Harvard University Press. After finishing his PhD, he returned to New York City and taught at Columbia University in the Department of Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures.He was invited to become a Lady Davis Professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem by the scholar Michael E. Stone. <mask>. Thomson was the first holder of that chair since 1969 and he returned to Oxford University in England. From 1993 until his retirement, <mask> was the chair's owner. Freshman seminars on literature and comparative religions, literature and cultures were some of the subjects he taught. The Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Harvard University has an executive committee chaired by Dr. <mask>. He lectured at the Oriental Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences and Saint Petersburg State University. He taught at the Cama Institute in Bombay."<mask> is a complex figure who resists easy classification and is reviled by Turks and Armenians alike." He is an expert and scholar on The History Channel's documentary programs. <mask> is one of three faculty advisers for The Harvard Salient. He lectured on Soteriology on the Silk Road for the Buddhist Lecture Series of the University of Toronto in October 2005, and organized and chaired an international symposium to commemorate the 1600th anniversary of Saint Mesrop Mashtots. He has written on, translated, and analyzed the spiritual aspects of Gregory of Narek's writings. He was a contributor to the magazine. Ninety one of his published journal articles are in his book.<mask>'s writings were accused of making gross factual mistakes and making tendentious claims by two historians. <mask>, along with a number of other leading American armenologists, is considered to be one of the representatives of the false Western school of Armenia studies by Ayvazyan. An Associate Professor of Linguistics in the Department of Linguistics at Harvard University claims that <mask>'s chair of Armenian Studies is hurting the community. It's not helping the community and it's hurting it if you call them neo-Nazis. The people that want to attack the Armenias are getting fodder from you. <mask> warned the audience against the "conspiracy theories, xenophobia, and ultra-nationalist pseudo-science" in his speech at the conference. He warned that the trends were in the end suicidal and that it was a task for the community to set its house in order.Prof. <mask> stated that he would help expose and destroy the sort of people who are dragging our field, but possibly the community itself into dangerous territory. Professor <mask> is the son of Dr. Charlotte Sananes <mask>, a professor at the City College of New York. Sidney A<mask> was the founder and president of Russell & Russell, a publisher of out-of-print scholarly books. <mask> lives in California with his partner of many years, the artist, photographer, scholar of Tibetan Buddhism and literature, the D.E. The person is Cordell. The Harvard Iranian Series on Zoroastrianism in Armenia is one of the <mask> books. The name of Zoroaster was mentioned in the journal."Zoroastrianism as the State Religion of Ancient Iran" was published in 1986. "On St. Grigor Narekatsi, His Sources and His Contemporaries" was published in 1988. The Sage in Israel and the Ancient Near East was written by J. Gammie and L. Perdue. "Kartr and Mn: a Shamanistic Model of Their Conflict" was written in honor of Professor Ehsan Yarshater. "Zoroastrian Elements in the Book of Esther" was published in 1990. In the "Book of Lamentation" of St. Grigor Narekac'i, there are two notes on biblical tradition. The 38th meditation of the Book of Lamentations of St. Grigor Narekatsi was published in 1991."On mysticism and Esotericism amongst the Zoroastrians", Iranian Studies 26.1-2, 1993, pp. "The Mother of All Heresies: A Late Mediaeval Armenian Text on the Yushkaparik" was published in 1993. "Problematic Snake Children of Armenia" was published in 1994. "Zoroastrianism and the Northern Qi Panels", Zoroastrian Studies Newsletter, Bombay, was published in 1994. Chapter 33 of the Book of Lamentation of St. Grigor Narekac'i is called "Armenian Spirituality: liturgical mysticism". REArm 26, 1996-1997, "Polyphemos Armenios", pp. "Scythians and Avesta in an Armenia Vernacular Paternoster" was published in 1997.93-115. Is there a Manichaean Apostolic Mission to Armenia? The Third European Conference of Iranian Studies was published in 1998. "Truth Is What the Eye Can See" is from Treasures in Heaven: Armenian Art, Religion, and Society. "The Armenian Shrines of the Black Youth (t'ux manuk)" was published in 1998. "An epic for the Borderlands: Zariadris of Sophene, Aslan the Rebel, Digenes Akrites, and the mythologem of Alcestis in Armenia" was written by R. Hovannisian. JSAS 10, 1998-99, 2000, pp., "A Scholium on Coleridge and an Armenian Demon"."God is Good: On Tobit and Iran" was published in 2001. Nme-ye Irn-e Bstn 1.1 was published in 2001. "Ezekiel and Iran" was written by Irano-Judaica V, Shaul Shaked and Amnon Netzer. Irano-Judaica V, Shaul Shaked and Amnon Netzer wrote a book. O captain! The Harvard Crimson was published on Friday, March 3, 2006 In The Current, Columbia University, Fall 2007, there is a story about the resignation of the former President of Harvard University.There are external links to Professor <mask><mask>'s page at Harvard University. There is an article on <mask>'s Literature Humanities course. The Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations newsletter was published in 2004. A translation and study of "The Book of Flowers" was published by Prof. <mask>. The Harvard University Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations Newsletter was published in the spring of 2006 page 4 The Harvard University Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations Newsletter was published in the fall of 2006page 6 "Interview with Prof. <mask>: Iran should return to its former global position again" was published in Ovi magazine.

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title: Jale İnan

texts: <mask> is believed to be the first Turkish woman to have been active in the discipline. She led excavations in Perga and Side which resulted in the expansion of the Antalya Museum. The Temple of Apollo in Side was noted for its significance to Turkish heritage. Her scientific work on the "Weary Hercules" statue in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston formed the legal basis for the return of the bust of the statue to the Antalya Museum. The woman of the year is given an annual award by the Antalya Women's Museum. <mask> was born on February 1, 1914 in stanbul to Mesture Hanm and her father was the director of the zmir Archeology Museum for many years. He brought transformation to curatorial work in the country by systematically cataloging the holdings and using laboratories to scientifically restore objects and artifacts.He encouraged his daughter to study archaeology by opening galleries to the public. Since there was no chance for her to continue her studies in Turkey, her father helped her secure a scholarship to study abroad. Ogan started her archaeological training in Berlin at the German Archaeological Institute. She received a scholarship from the Turkish government to continue her studies. Despite the war, Ogan was determined to complete her doctorate and continued to work despite the bombs falling on the city. Ogan graduated in 1943 with a thesis on art history in sacrifice rituals on Roman Coins. Ogan became an assistant to the chair of ancient history and numismatics at the University of Istanbul after returning to Turkey in 1943.The following year she gave birth to their son, Hseyin nan, who was a civil engineer at the Istanbul Technical University. She organized the archive at the university after taking photographs of artifacts. She found a chair of classical archaeology at Istanbul University in 1946, after the university had no archaeological department. The Temple of Artemis was being worked on at the Perga site. The site of the Temple of Apollo was the first to be excavated at Side. The conversion of one of the baths on the site into a museum was done under nan's direction and the Antalya Museum had to be expanded twice. nan published articles in both German and Turkish.The first was an evaluation of Roman portraits from the Anatolia region and the second was a book. In 1967, nan was put in charge of the excavations at Perga and a large group of bronze statues appeared in the United States with a murky provenance, but with claims of possible origin in south-west Anatolia. In 1973, nan began trying to verify the location of origin. The bronzes were unique in that they appeared in a museum but their place of origin was unknown, unlike other finds in which the sites were known and misappropriated pieces later appeared in museums. From 1970 to 1972 nan worked at a dig site in the ancient city of Cremna in the Pisidia region and then between 1972 and 1979 excavated at Seleucia along the Mediterranean coast north of Manavgat, uncovering the city agora, as well as several baths The agora was built during the Hellenistic period and contained decorations depicting the Seven Sages of Greece as well as mosaics. She was elevated to the head of the archaeology department after Mansel's death, after being appointed as a full professor at Istanbul University.The bottom half of a 2nd-century AD copy of "Weary Heracles" was uncovered by nan in 1980. Rumors at the dig led to a workman who was suspected of taking statuary, but no one suspected that the upper torso of the statue was stolen. The missing half was found in New York the following year. The upper half of the statue was displayed at the MFA after they acquired it in 1982. The Temple of Apollo at Side was restored by nan from 1981 to 1990. After retiring from the university in 1983, nan continued her work in Perga at the Theater until 1992. In 1990, nan discovered the imperial cult temple, which she said was the location of the bronze statues she had first heard of in 1967.Her findings were published in a book in 1994. nan began her investigation at that location due to the similarities to artifacts found there and the fact that the bronzes were brought to the Burdur Archaeological Museum with an unknown origin. From the looter's diary and examination of scattered pieces of arms, heads and torsos held in various collections worldwide, she confirmed that the building had inscriptions for fourteen statues. The scattered nature of the pieces and the unauthorized excavation of the statues have raised doubts among other researchers. Acar went to see the private collection of White and Levy at the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1990. He thought the statue looked familiar. After publishing photographs of the statue in an American art magazine, nan did a photo stitching of the bust portion and agreed with Acar that the two pieces were of the same statue.She made a plaster cast of the lower portion of the statue in order to prove that the two parts would fit together. The General Director Monuments and Museums and students went to Boston with the cast to meet with experts and lawyers, but their results were rejected. The Turkish government had hired an American sculptor to make a plaster cast for nan's second trip. The second cast proved that the two parts of the same statue were the same one. nan focused her work on publishing after she was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. There were works produced in this period. Seleukeia?There were two catalogues of the finds made in Perga from 1946 to 1992. Festschrift fr Jale Inan was published in 1989 in honor of nan's 75th birthday. On February 26, 2001, nan donated her books to the Antalya Museum. The Woman of the Year Award is given annually to recognize women who have contributed to Turkish culture and the development of women. People from Istanbul Turkish women archaeologists Turkish archaeologists 20th-century Turkish women writers 20th-century Turkish writers Erenky Girls High School alumni.

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title: Mark Goudeau

texts: <mask> is an American serial killer, kidnapper, thief and rapist. Between August 2005 and June 2006 Goudeau had a reign of terror in the Phoenix metro area. In addition to committing nine murders, his extensive crime spree included 84 other felony crimes, totaling 93 felonies over the ten-month period. He faced two trials, one for 19 charges related to an attack on two sisters, and the other for 74 more charges, including murder, robbery, rape, kidnapping, sexual abuse and/or assault of adults. All but one of his victims were women. A total of 76 of 93 crimes were committed by Goudeau and he was sentenced to death 9 times. When Phoenix Police announced that a light-skinned black male was sexually assaults females as young as 12 years old, they referred to him as the Baseline Rapist.In the spring of 2006 investigators linked him to a series of murders and armed robberies. The crimes spread to the North Central area of Phoenix, Arizona. Nine counts of first degree murder, 15 sexual assaults on women and young girls, 11 counts of kidnapping, and a number of armed robberies are believed to have been committed by Goudeau. The murders were brutal, with the killer often shooting the victims in the head, and the crimes were not initially linked. The criminal wore disguises such as a Halloween mask and attempted to impersonate a homeless man. Police say that all of the shell casings found at the crime scenes were from the same gun. During the summer of 2006 the Phoenix police spent thousands of hours patrolling and following up on hundreds of tips.As residents of Phoenix became increasingly alarmed by the random nature of the violent crimes, community meetings were called by the police to distribute a sketch based on the description given by the surviving victims. Posters and billboards with a $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest were displayed in the city. It took the police over a year to come up with a viable suspect. <mask> was supervised out of the Northeast Parole Office by the Arizona Department ofCorrections when he was on community supervision. Parole officers in the Northeast Parole Office gave information to the Phoenix Police Department in August of 2006 that led to the identification of the Baseline Killer. Parole officers searched the house and found a ski mask and toy gun. Police used this information to get a search warrant for Goudeau's residence and found more evidence linking him to crimes.On September 4, 2006 <mask> was arrested in connection to the sexual assault of two Phoenix sisters, an attack which was tied to the Baseline Killer investigation. One of the sisters was pregnant when they were attacked in a Phoenix city park. The attack was linked to Goudeau by the evidence collected after the crime. On September 7, 2007, <mask> was found guilty of all 19 charges relating to the attack on the two sisters. On December 14, 2007, he was sentenced to 437 years in prison for sexual assault. He was sentenced to death by a Phoenix jury on November 30, 2011. There is a death row in Florence.On August 6, 2005, there were two sexual assaults. Police say that Goudeau forced three teenagers behind a church and molested two of them. There was a sexual assault and robbery in Phoenix on August 14, 2005. Georgia Thompson was killed in the early hours of September 8, 2005. On September 15, 2005, there was a sexual assault. On September 20, 2005, there was a sexual assault. Two sisters were walking home from a Phoenix city park at night when a man with a gun approached them.He pushed the gun into the sister's belly and sexually abused her. One year later, he was arrested after his profile was found to match that of the women. This breakthrough led to the arrest of the Baseline Killer. On September 28, 2005, there was a robbery. On September 28, 2005, there was a sexual assault and robbery. On November 3, 2005, there was a robbery and sexual assault in Phoenix. There was a robbery on North 32nd Street.A man with dreadlocks and a fisherman's hat robbed a shop at gun point. He snatched the woman from the parking lot donation receptacle less than 10 minutes later. He forced her to drive him to the corner because he just committed a robbery. The victim wore a costume and glasses. There were three robberies on November 7, 2005, at 2950 N. 32nd St, Phoenix. Four people were held up at gun point inside Las Brasas, a Mexican restaurant. Three people were robbed at a Little Caesar's Pizza restaurant by a man next door.Four people were robbed on the street before he entered the pizza restaurant. He fired a round into the air as he fled. At 6:55 pm on December 12, 2005, there was a homicide on S. 40th Street in Phoenix. Tina Washington was on her way home from work. A witness saw a man with a gun near a fast food restaurant. She was shot in the head. A woman was robbed at 4:00 pm on December 13, 2005.Two people were found shot to death inside their snack truck at Lower Buckeye Road and 91st Avenue. Initially, police did not believe that the murders were related to drugs. The murders were linked by police. There were two homicides at 9:00 pm on March 15, 2006 in Phoenix. Two employees of Yoshi's restaurant at 24th Street and Indian School Road were on their way home in the same vehicle. One person was found dead in the parking lot of a fast-food restaurant while another person's body was found a mile away. Two people were shot in the head.Homicide occurred at 12:00 am on March 29, 2006 at 2502 N. 24th St. There is a body on North 24th Street. There was blood on the gravel of the parking lot. The police were called after a search of the area turned up nothing. The badly decomposing body of Gibbons was discovered by the businessman as he was investigating a horrible odor in the area. She was shot in the head. On May 1, 2006 there was a sexual assault.A masked man abducts a woman in a car and sexually assaults her at gun point. The crimes that took place on November 7, 2005 took place outside of the restaurants where she was taken. On May 5, 2006 Phoenix police released a list of 18 crimes they believed to be the work of the Baseline Killer. This number has gone up to 23. There was a homicide on June 29, 2006 in Phoenix. Carmen Miranda was kidnapped from a self-serve carwash, located half a block from May 1 and November 7 crimes, while she was on her cell phone. She was found dead from a gunshot to the head behind a barbershop.The attack was caught on camera. The last crime was attributed to the Baseline Killer. Phoenix police released hundreds of pages of documents about their investigation into the Baseline Killer. According to the paperwork obtained by ABC15 News, police had at least 10 names of possible suspects that they had looked into, and that they had already ruled out some of them. Other suspects were the focus of the 20,000 pages of police reports. There were nine cases that were revealed in the documents, ranging from a double homicide to sexual assaults. Police reports and narratives were included in the new information.Much of the information was blacked out. According to the documents, the Baseline Killer posed as a homeless person and pushed a shopping cart toward a woman in a parking lot. He forced himself into her car and told her to have sex with him or he would kill her. The records said she fought him off. The man believed to be the Baseline Killer wore gloves, a mask and clothing that covered his entire body in that incident. The records show police tried to get partial hand prints, but the results were blacked out on the paperwork. There was a false confession made by James Dewayne Mullins, who claimed responsibility for the murder of Georgia Thompson.Thompson tried to rob him outside of the strip club where she worked, and he shot her. Thompson's body was found at her apartment complex. Police don't think she was killed in other places. The Baseline Killer was linked to the homicide by police. He told police that he wasn't in Arizona. Thompson's death was denied by Mullins. Murder charges were dropped on August 3, 2006During the hunt for the genuine killer, authorities stated that there had been a significant diversion of resources. In April 2009, the Times Publications, a chain of publications in the Phoenix metro area, published a story about how the Phoenix Police Department mishandled evidence in the case of the Baseline Killer. On September 4, 2006 Phoenix police announced an arrest in connection with a sexual assault previously linked to the Baseline Killer while serving a search warrant at 28th Street and Pinchot Avenue. Police arrested a construction worker. Two sisters were attacked while walking home from a Phoenix city park at night. The attack was linked to Goudeau by the evidence found on the victims. Goudeau was found guilty on all 19 counts connected to the assault and murders related to the Baseline Killer investigation.The two sisters testified during the trial that he pointed a gun at them. They were told to remove their clothes. The victims said that Goudeau sexually abused the younger sister when he pointed his gun at her pregnant sister. The women were warned not to look at his face. He wore a condom during the assault on one of the sisters and rubbed dirt on one of them to remove saliva traces. If he were found guilty of murder, Andrew Thomas said he would seek the death penalty. Wendy Carr told The Associated Press that her husband was innocent and that police arrested the wrong man.This is a huge injustice. There is an innocent man in prison. This is a mistake. He shouldn't be in prison for something he didn't do. He was described as a loving husband and neighbor who took care of his lawn. Friends and family say that he was framed by Phoenix police who were desperate for a suspect. According to Arizona prison officials, <mask> is an ex-convict who served 13 years of a 21-year sentence for assault, including beating a woman's head with a barbell.He was originally charged with rape and kidnapping, but he pleaded down to the charge of assault. There was no evidence of a rape. On December 7, 2006 three months after he was arrested, Phoenix police said they were confident that he was responsible for the murders, rapes and robberies that terrorized the city for 13 months. The Baseline Killer is thought to have committed nine murders, one more than originally thought. Police say that evidence shows that Goudeau is the Baseline Killer. During the trial, a forensic specialist with the Department of Public Safety told the court that the source of male DNA found on the left breast of one of the victims was likely from Goudeau rather than the other way around. The defense attorney pointed out that the analysis showed only a partial match.Heath agreed that only three of 13 genetic markers were consistent with Goudeau's DNA. Police recommended that prosecutors charge him with 74 crimes, including nine counts of first-degree murder, five counts of sexual assault, three counts of attempted sexual assault, 10 counts of kidnapping, 12 counts of armed robbery, four counts of attempted armed robbery, and three counts of sexual abuse. <mask> was found guilty of 67 felony counts on October 31, 2011. On November 30, 2011, Goudeau was sentenced to death 9 times for the murders and 1,196 years for the other 58 crimes he was convicted for, after being convicted for 19 separate crimes related to the rape and assault of two sisters during this same crime spree. The sentence is 1,634 years. An attorney for Goudeau argued to the Arizona Supreme Court that he should have been tried separately for each of the murders. Nine death sentences were upheld by the Arizona Supreme Court.In June 2009, a leaked police report indicated that a second suspect had been questioned in connection to the murder of the Vargas and Roman lunch truck. Terry Wayne Smith, a black male who lived near several of the Baseline Killer's crime scenes, was documented as a potential accessory. Smith was a suspect in two homicide cases and had a long, violent history of crime in California and Arizona. Smith was arrested a few days after the Baseline Killer attacks after he was released from prison. Smith is currently imprisoned for four years after holding his family at gun point. Smith may have been involved in some of the Baseline murders according to 166 pages compiled by a police officer. Police spokesmen say that Smith had been properly questioned and dismissed as a suspect, and that he was in jail at the time of one of the murders.There is a list of serial killers in the United States.

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texts: <mask> is an Italian author and journalist. <mask> was born in Rome. She is the daughter of a philosophy teacher and a historian. She moved to Florence because of her father's responsibilities. Monica Cirinn joined her in a civil union with a journalist. The couple has a child. The second of its kind to be handed down in Italy, the court ruling that recognised the double parenthood of the same-sex couple, was given 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780The first official technical report on this subject matter was written in Italy and was signed by Judge Melita Cavallo. She studied philosophy at the University of Florence after getting her high school degree in Classics. She obtained her degree in 1997. The School of Journalism is located in Rome. She became a journalist in 2000. Her first novel, Trop Model, was inspired by the life of Lorella Giulia Focardi and was published in 2001. The authorized biography of Vadimir Luxuria, a transsexual who guided the artistic management of Muccassassina, a famous disco night organized by the Mario Mieli Homosexual Culture Club in Rome, was published in 2002.In 2004, she published La traversata di Emma Costa Rubens, which shows the introduction of a work methodology based on mixing different sources. The creation of a creative writing laboratory in the Faculty of Communications Science in the La Sapienza University in Rome was one of the ways in which the Bazar Method took hold. The project won the "Woman is Internet 2005" prize organized by the Province of Lucca and the Department of Equal Opportunity in partnership with the Ministry of Equal Opportunity, as the best Italian internet site created by women in 2005. Both collections of essays followed the methodology used during the series of lessons and workshops at the University, with alternate inclusion of both scientific and poetic, technological and romantic, educational and recreational, from authors of very different extracts: artists, executives, intellectuals, students and academics who all contribute with flashes In 2009, she published Con te accanto, a novel about a car accident in which the singer was involved, as well as Vie di fuga, a crime thriller, which was publicized through an original social media campaign. The attempt to describe our liquid reality is the distinguishing feature of writers from the Quentin Tarantino generation. <mask> attempts the same thing in Escape routes.The erotic novel E' scritto nel corpo, which marks the launch of the new book series BookMe by the De Agostini publishing house, incorporates for the first time the theme of bisexuality. La donna senza nome is a novel that explores the construction of personal identity of a young woman born to a lesbian couple through artificial insemination using the sperm of an anonymous donor. The novel is a sequel to "Sei come sei". The collection of essays was titled "Web, social ed etica". Dove non arriva la privacy: come creare una cultura della riservatezza was edited by <mask>. Mario Morcellini is one of the authors. The latest novel by <mask>, Mia, was presented byMichela Murgia at the Turin International Book Fair.A suspense without escape is an intelligent thriller. She founded and directed the first European writing school dedicated to an American writer on the first anniversary of her death. David Riondino, the school's deputy director, is one of the teachers at the school. The book "The body of Earth" will be published in February 2020. A relationship that was denied. The book from an egological vision to an ecological vision is the starting point for a movement of intellectuals, scientists, artists, journalists, and opinion leaders who are engaged in sensitising. In June 2020 she launches and directs the online title ReWriters, a multimedia hybrid paper and web-based project.The first Italian Mag-book is a collectible limited edition monthly which is self produced and printed on demand. There is an art gallery with works donated by many artists. The radio station of Assante is hosted by it. The mission of the Association is to rewrite the images of today's world. The participants include very young supporters as well as known bylines of Italian art and culture. The 2020 ReWriters Award was given to a Paralympian athlete, while the 2021 edition was given to Serana Dandini. The first meeting of the scientific committee took place in April of 2021.ReWriters fest is the first edition. The Ministry of Culture and the Lazio Region supported the event. Participants included Drusilla Foer, Max Gazz, Greg, Giovanni Scifoni, Edoardo Albinati, Luca Barbarossa, Federica Cacciola-Martina Dell'Ombra, Livio Beshir, Pino Strabioli, and Karma. She is on the Scientific Committee of the Italian Language Festival. She was a lecturer in Creative Writing at the La Sapienza University in Rome from 2004 to 2009. She is a lecturer in Theory and Techniques of Journalism at the LUISS Guido Carli University. She teaches Communication and New Media at the Silvio D'Amico Academy of Dramatic Arts, as well as researching the language of the "digital revolution" which resulted in the publication of a collection of essays.She teaches Business Writing and Social Media Management at the School of Corporate Science in Florence and Advanced Communication at the University of Florence. She organizes courses for professional development at the Italian National Press Association for the Order of Journalists. She works at the Adams Experimental Photography Centre in Rome. She started writing for a feminist magazine. She has been writing for various Italian publications since 2000. She was the Italian Country Manager for Time Out. In 2004, she founded and managed the online cultural news publication Bazarweb, and in 2010 she managed the cultural section of the Il Fatto Quotidiano newspaper, SmarTime.In the year of 2014, she started a new website dedicated to homosexual parentage in the Il Fatto Quotidiano newspaper, and in the year of 2016 she started a new website dedicated to underground and digital art and culture in the L'Espresso magazine. She is an author for Treccani and has written for Vanity Fair. The novel, La donna senza nome, was published in 2015. Incognita, novel, De Agostini, Novara, 2012; Vie di fuga, novel, Dino Audino Editore, Roma, 2011; and La traversata di Emma, novel, Rizzoli, Milano, 2009. The Trop Model is a novel and short stories. Non fiction (a cura di), Il corpo della terra was written by Borelli 2001. La negazione negata.There is a collection of essays in Rome in 2020. Dove non arriva la privacy: come creare una cultura della riservatezza, collection of essays.

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title: Zechariah Chafee

texts: The most important First Amendment scholar of the first half of the twentieth century was <mask>., who was an American judicial philosopher and civil rights advocate. Senator Joseph McCarthy called Chafee "dangerous" to America because of his defense of freedom of speech. <mask> was born in Rhode Island and graduated from Brown University in 1907. He received a law degree from Harvard University. In 1913. He was influenced by the theories of Jurisprudence presented at Harvard. He met Harold J. Laski, a political scientist and later Chairman of the United Kingdom's Labour Party, there.He worked at the Tillinghast & Collins law firm. Chafee joined Harvard Law School as an assistant professor in 1916 and was promoted to full professor in 1919. He was a professor of law at the university. He was a student at Harvard Law School. Chafee was an authority on equity, interpleader, negotiable instruments, and unfair business competition. Chafee considered the Federal Interpleader Act of 1936 to be his most important professional accomplishment. He helped apportion seats in the United States House of Representatives based on the 1930, 1940 and 1950 censuses.He was one of twelve lawyers who reported on illegal activities of the Department of Justice in 1920. In 1921, Chafee almost lost his job. He was charged with radicalism by the Harvard Board of Overseers for questioning the sentence handed down in the case. He was allowed to stay at the law school despite testifying before a committee in the Harvard Club of Boston. Chafee co-authored a report on lawlessness in law enforcement in 1931 while he was a consultant to the National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement. He finished a 16 lecture television series "The Constitution and Human Rights", an adaptation of a general education course he developed here in 1950, on Boston's educational Channel just before he died. Chafee received Doctor of Law from St. John's University in 1936, Doctor of Civil Law from Boston University in 1941, and Doctor of Letters from Colby College in 1944.He was a fellow at Brown University, a member of the American Philosophical Society, the American Bar Association, the Colonial Society of Massachusetts, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the Harvard Club of Boston. Chafee wrote several works about civil liberties, including "Free Speech in the United States, 1941" and "Government and Mass Communications, 1947" Chafee edited and updated several of his journal articles because he was inspired by the suppression of radical speech and ideas during the First World War. Significant World War I cases, including those of Emma Goldman, were assessed in these individual articles-cum-chapters. Free Speech in the United States became a leading treatise on First Amendment law after he revised it in 1941. The First Amendment was established as a significant source of civil liberties due to his scholarship on civil liberties. The Schenck case, which upheld a conviction of an activist who encouraged draft resistance, convinced Chafee that free speech needed more consideration.The foundation of modern First Amendment jurisprudence can be traced back to the World War I dissent case. <mask> was a member of the American Bar Association's Bill of Rights Committee from 1936 to 1947. He submitted briefs to the Supreme Court of the United States. Chafee submitted a brief to the Supreme Court in hopes of reversing an earlier decision that upheld a state law requiring a salute to the flag. The Commission on the Freedom of the Press was chaired by Chafee from 1943 to 1947. Robert Maynard Hutchins chaired the Commission that was established in 1943 to determine if freedom of the press was in danger in the United States. Chafee became an advocate for international human rights through his work as a representative on the United Nations Subcommission on Freedom of Information and the Press.The United Nations Conference on Freedom of Information and the Press was held in 1948. Chafee had four children: <mask> <mask> III, Robert S<mask>, <mask> Brien, and <mask> Tillinghast. His son, Robert, committed suicide after he and his wife suffered nervous breakdowns. He was the son of a Rhode Island family that had a connection to Roger Williams. <mask> <mask> was associated with Brown University. <mask> was a former Governor of Rhode Island and the Secretary of the Navy. Senator.Death Chafee died of a heart attack in Boston, Massachusetts, on February 8, 1957. Further reading <mask> <mask> Jr. The papers were from the Harvard Law School Library. Collins wrote The Free Speech Chronicle and Reader. The University of Arkansas's Free Speech Philosophers are <mask> Chafee 1885 births 1957 deaths.

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title: Brigid Arthur

texts: Sister <mask> csb, also known as <mask>, Marie Therese/a <mask>, is an Australian Brigidine sister, co-founder of the Brigidine Asylum Seekers Project, litigation guardian for children, public speaker and advocate for refugees. <mask> grew up on the family's farm near Kaniva in regional Victoria, Australia. She credits her mother, Winnie, with being a strong influence on her, as a woman who spoke her mind, valued education and made sure her daughters and sons were educated at Catholic boarding schools. In her final years at St Brigid's College, she was involved in the Young Christian Students who discussed social justice issues. She applied the principles of the Young Catholic Workers to her later career in education and asylum seeker justice. She made her final vows in 1959. <mask> attended the in-house teacher training college when he was a member of the Brigidines.She says she loved teaching at Kilmaire. <mask>'s first job was as a teacher in a number of Catholic secondary schools. She obtained degrees in arts, education, mathematics, science and religious education, as well as a master's degree in religious education. She studied theology at a seminary. <mask> was the principal of at least three schools. She was a founding member of the Principals Association of Victorian Catholic Secondary Schools and later a founding member of the Brigidine Secondary Schools Council. The Principals Association created a fund to support social justice causes in Australia and overseas.<mask> got to know some of the families of asylum seekers when she was living and working in the western suburbs. In the 1990s, she was a member of a group that identified people seeking asylum in Australia as a group needing support and immigration detention as a justice issue. She wrote letters to asylum seekers. She befriended a person on crutches at the Maribyrnong Detention Centre after she had a hip injury. She began to help the other inmates after she learned of their needs. In 1975, she was crossing the border from Mexico to the US, where Mexican immigrants were lined up in a queue for days trying to get into the US, some to rejoin their families. She was taken to the top of the queue and her papers were processed quickly, giving her access to the border.Practical support includes food, financial support, assistance with visas, family reunions, English teaching, employment and more. Before excursions were banned in 2015, support for asylum seekers included taking families on day trips. Catherine Kelly studied and became a Migration Agent so she could help asylum seekers navigate the visa and immigration system. <mask> helped two boys who had escaped from the Woomera Detention Centre to seek asylum in the UK. In 2015, she became co-Project Coordination. The BASP is located in Albert Park, Victoria with Kildare Ministries and Australian Catholic Religious Against Trafficking in Humans. Kildare Ministries has 10 secondary schools and three community services."I was a stranger and you made me welcome" is the motto of the BASP, which shows the relationship between faith and work with asylum seekers. <mask> said thatCatholics really do have an imperative because of the connection between her faith and her social justice activities. There are two different ways of making a difference, as we are called to stand up for these extremely vulnerable people. One way to make a difference to the people who are suffering is for someone to walk beside them and know that some people care. The government doesn't seem to care but there are a number of people who do and that makes a big difference in their lives. We need people who will try to change minds, policies, regulations and practices. We have to concentrate on both.<mask> is a member of the National Council of Churches in Australia, Australian Churches Refugee Taskforce and has been involved in Love Makes a Way, a group which organizes peaceful sit-ins and prayer vigils at politician's offices to protest asylum-seeker policies. A litigation guardian is appointed by a court to represent vulnerable individuals and manage their legal affairs, for example, a child under the age of 18 or a person who cannot act in their own best interests. <mask> has acted as litigation guardian for children in immigration detention, children kept in adult prisons and teenage environmental activists. She said in an interview that she didn't know how many court cases she had been involved in. She doesn't seem concerned about the possibility of the court ordering her to pay legal costs. I guess they could take that. The High Court changed the law to stop children from being held in detention after she was named as litigation guardian in the Afghan boys case.A six-year-old girl was held in immigration detention on Christmas Island for over a year and was seeking compensation for her medical conditions. <mask> said, "I have been visiting people in detention and supporting them when they are released since 2001 and I'm convinced that detention is damaging for all people, especially for children." It is cruel. I've seen children go from being happy and healthy to being sad and unhappy. For teenage boys to be removed from the Grevillea Unit at Barwon adult prison. A group of young people are seeking an injunction to stop the environment minister from approving a coal mine and declaring a duty of care to children. One of <mask>'s main roles is to advocate and speak publicly for refugees and asylum seekers.She said at the Palm Sunday walk that they need to feel outrage. It makes us want to change. We hope that by next Palm Sunday we're celebrating that things have changed for the better. We place in jeopardy the kind of society we claim to be if we don't do that. The Walk for Justice for Refugees is one of the public speaking events. Then what happens to them when they get here?, in Social Justice in the city. Her publications include a submission to the Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee inquiry into the Migration Amendment (Prohibiting items in Immigration Detention Facilities) Bill 2020.The Australian Intelligence Agencies submitted a submission to the Joint Select Committee on Australia's Immigration Detention Network. 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title: Calvin Harris

texts: <mask>, also known as Adam Richard Wiles, is a Scottish DJ, record producer, singer, and songwriter. In 2012 <mask> released his third studio album, 18 months, which was his first international release. I Created Disco was his debut studio album. "The Girls" and "Acceptable in the 80s" both reached the top 10 in the UK. His first single, "I'm Not Alone", became his first song to top the UK Singles Chart when he released his second studio album, Ready for the Weekend, in 2009. In 2012 <mask> rose to international prominence with the release of his third studio album, 18 months, which topped the UK Albums Chart and became his first album to chart on the US Billboard 200, peaking at number 19. All eight of the album's singles reached the top 10 in the UK, breaking the record for the most top 10 songs from one studio album.Motion, his fourth studio album, was number two in the UK and number five in the US. He released his fifth studio album. 1, which reached the top two in the UK and the US, became his third consecutive number one album on the US Dance/Electronic Albums chart. <mask> was the first artist to place three songs on the top 10 of the chart at the same time. He was the first UK solo artist to have more than one billion streams. <mask> has received 18 Brit Award nominations, including British Producer of the Year and British Single of the Year for "One Kiss" with Dua Lipa, both in 2019. He was named the Top Dance/Electronic Artist at the 2015 Billboard Music Awards after receiving the Ivor Novello Award for Songwriter of the Year from the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers, and Authors.He was on Debrett's list of the most influential people in the United Kingdom. He was the world's highest-paid DJ for six years in a row. Adam Richard Wiles was born on January 17 1984 in Dumfries to English parents, David Wiles, a biochemist, and Pamela Wiles, a housewife, who married in their native Oxford. He has siblings, including an elder brother, Edward. After leaving school, Wiles worked in a fish processing factory and stocked shelves in supermarkets in order to buy DJ gear. He began recording bedroom demos in 1999 because he was attracted to electronic music in his teens. <mask> released two songs when he was 18.The 12-inch club singles and CD-EPs were released by the label "Stouffer" in 2002. <mask> moved from Scotland to London to learn from the local music scene. "Let Me Know" with Ayah Marar is one of his songs. He was released during his time in London. With no job opportunities or money, he returned to his hometown of Dumfries and began making his own music. Mark Gillespie, a talent booker for the dance-festival firm Global Gathering who had recently founded his own management firm, made <mask> the company's first signee because of his popularity on the social media website. <mask> stated that his first single was more of a soul track and that he thought <mask> sounded a bit more racially ambiguous.People might not know if I'm black or not. I was stuck with it after that. <mask> signed contracts with Three Six Zero Group, EMI, and Sony BMG in 2006 after he was discovered on the social networking website. <mask> reworked All Saints' single "Rock Steady". In June 2007, <mask>'s debut album, I Created Disco, was released. After moving back to his hometown of Dumfries, he began working on the album. <mask> wrote, produced, and performed all of the 14 tracks on the album, and all of the recording and producing took place on an Amiga computer.<mask> embarked on a tour of the UK to promote I Created Disco. The British Phonographic Industry certified I Created Disco as gold. It was number eight on the UK Albums Chart and 19 on the US Top Electronic Albums. The songs on the album were influenced by music from the 1980s. The song was released on limited edition vinyl. The album's first wide-release single was released in March of 2007. "Acceptable in the 80s", a tribute to the style and culture of the decade, peaked at number ten on the UK Singles Chart and stayed there for 15 weeks.The album's second single, "The Girls", peaked at number three on the UK Singles Chart. "Merrymaking at My Place" was the third and final release from the album. <mask> caught the attention of Minogue after his recordings were passed on to her by another record producer. "Heart Beat Rock" and "In My Arms" were co-written and produced by him and became a top 10 single in the UK. <mask> said that working with Minogue was "surreal, but fun" and that he needed a few drinks before meeting her. The song "Off & On" was cut from Risn Murphy's album Overpowered. <mask> gave the song to Ellis-Bextor to record.The second single from Kelis' album, "4th of July (Fireworks)", was produced by <mask>. Jamiroquai's singles were reworked by him. <mask> and Dizzee Rascal collaborated on a song called "Dance wiv Me" in 2008. The single was the top seller in the UK for four weeks and 600,000 copies were sold. The 2008 Popjustice £20 Music Prize was won by it. It was nominated for two awards in 2009, one for British Single and one for Best Contemporary Song. <mask> was featured on a two-hour set on the radio.Ready for the Weekend <mask>'s second album was certified gold by the BPI within two months of its release, making it the number one album in the UK. <mask> wrote eleven of the fourteen tracks on the album. The album's lead single, "I'm Not Alone", was number one on the UK Singles Chart. "Ready for the Weekend" reached number three. The third single, featuring Jordanian singer Ayah Marar, reached number eighteen in the UK. During the promotion of the album, <mask> hosted a series of videos on YouTube in which musicians tried to open pots of jam. <mask> was nominated for Best British Male at the 2010 Brit Awards."You Used to Hold Me" was the fourth and final single from the album. The UK Singles Chart had it at number 27. The song marked the last time <mask> sang on his records, opting to focus more on music production while having guest singers provide the vocals for him. Shortly after his "Ready for the Weekend tour" ended, <mask> parted ways with members of his band in which he served as lead vocalist and made the decision to stop doing live shows. <mask> said in an interview that he stopped singing live because it took a long time to make him sound good. Someone who is better-looking, a better singer, and a better dancer would be the frontperson for the song. Mr Hudson's "Supernova", "Waking Up in Vegas", and Mika's "We Are Golden" were all reworked by him.<mask> produced Dizzee Rascal's next single, "Holiday", which topped the UK Singles Chart in August 2009. <mask> was a guest vocalist on Tisto's song "Century" on the Dutch producer's album, Kaleidoscope. The single Hands was produced and mixed by <mask>. The song was included as a bonus track on the deluxe edition of Sounds from Nowheresville because the duo decided not to make the first single of their second studio album. On 14 November 2009, <mask> invaded the stage of The X Factor during a live performance by Irish contestants, holding a pineapple on his head. He apologized on the social networking site. Chris Brown's song "Yeah 3x" was plagiarised by <mask> in his song "I'm Not Alone".<mask> was added to the writing credits for the single and F.A.M.E. after considering similarities between the two songs. There is an album. <mask> collaborated with Minogue on the track "Too Much" on her eleventh studio album. <mask> toured as a support act for the European leg of the Loud Tour in 2011. <mask> is the perfect fit for the Loud Tour. He is going to bring something unique to the fans. <mask> played at a party in Australia.<mask>'s song "Awooga" was used in the song "Reminds Me of You" on the album Sorry for Party Rocking. Tinchy Stryder's second single, "Off the Record," was produced by <mask>. The track was released in the UK on 6 November 2011. "Bounce", the first single from his upcoming album, a collaboration with Kelis, was number two on the UK Singles Chart in June 2011. "Feel So Close" was the second single from the album and reached number two in the United Kingdom. "Feel So Close" was his first solo entry on the Hot 100 in the US. He was one of the headline acts at a number of Southern Hemisphere new year music festivals.<mask> produced the songs "We Found Love" and "Where Have You Been" for the Australian leg of the tour. <mask>'s album 18 months was released in the UK on September 22, 2011. "We Found Love" topped the charts in 27 countries, including the UK, where it became <mask>'s third UK number one, and peaked in the top 10 in 30 countries. It was <mask>'s first US number one and was also the longest-running US number one of 2011. "We Found Love" was ranked number 24 on the list of the all-time top 100 songs. "We Found Love" was one of the top 10 dance-pop collaborations of all time. The bonus track "One Life" was co-written and co-produced by <mask>.The journey continues. He worked on the single "Only the Horses" with the bandScissor Sisters. "Call My Name" is the lead single from Cheryl Cole's third album A Million Lights. He produced a new version of Florence and the Machine's "Spectrum (Say My Name)". The album's fifth single was released on July 5, 2012 On July 2, 2012 it was serviced to radio in the UK. It was the group's first number one single."Let's Go" featuring Ne-Yo, the third single from the album, was released in April 2012 and reached number two in the UK Singles Chart. He was a main artist on the US Hot 100 for the second time. The song was nominated for a Best Dance Recording at the 55thGrammy Awards. "We'll Be Coming Back" was the fourth single from the album. It peaked at number two in the UK. Florence and the Machine were featured in the fifth single, "Sweet Nothing". It was number one on the UK Singles Chart and 10 on the US Hot 100.The song was nominated for a Best Dance Recording award. His third studio album was released in October of 2012 <mask> became the first artist to achieve eight top 10 singles from one album, breaking the record previously held by Michael Jackson. Ed Sheeran's album  spawned 10 top 10 songs on the UK chart, which was enough to surpass the record once again. 18 months was nominated for best dance/ electronica album at the grammys. <mask> was nominated for Best British Male Artist at the Brit Awards. The house DJ at the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards was <mask>, who won Best Electronic Video for "Feel So Close" and Video of the Year for "We Found Love".<mask> Novello Awards held in London in May, <mask> Novello Award for Songwriter of the Year, with <mask> calling it "easily the greatest achievement of my entire life". <mask> said in 2012 that he wanted to stop singing on tracks because he wanted them to be as good as possible. The first single from <mask>' fourth album, "How Deep Is Your Love", was a collaboration with Swedish DJ Alesso and the duo Hurts. The song was number one in the UK. <mask> reworked The Killers' song "When You Were Young"

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