title: Último Guerrero

texts: and had a feud with Los Villanos.The CMLL World Heavyweight Championship was won by Dos Caras Jr. There was a mask vs mask match at the Homenaje a Dos Leyendas show. Villano V was forced to reveal his real name after <mask> won two falls to one. It was the first time in the history of CMLL that the title was defended on a non-CMLL show. The Promociones Gutiérrez 1st Anniversary Show featured a match where 10 men put their masks on the line and were forced to wrestle each other with their masks on. Averno faced off against the teams of Atlantis, Olmpico, Mstico and El Oriental, Histeria and La Sombra, Volador Jr. and El Alebrije. The third team to escape the match was Averno and ltimo <mask>.El Oriental was defeated by Mstico. Fourteen men put their masks on the line in a Luchas de Apuestas steel cage match in the main event of the CMLL 77th Anniversary Show. The eighth man to leave the steel cage was ltimo <mask>. The match was decided by La Sombra pinning Olmpico. The CMLL World Tag Team Championship was won on November 2, 2010 by <mask> and Dragn Rojo Jr. Los Guerreros de la Atlantida made Rojo Jr. an official member after the title win. ltimo <mask> and Escorpin won the Gran Alternativa tournament for the third time, becoming the first duo to win the tournament three times.In May, he became a member of the booking committee. The third longest reign in the championship's history ended on August 12th with the loss of the CMLL World Heavyweight Championship to Héctor Garza. The two teams faced each other in a match on September 23, which Atlantis won. In July of 2012 Rey Escorpin was fired and replaced by Euforia and the Rojas. The longest reign in the title's history came to an end when the CMLL World Tag Team Championship was lost to Atlantis and Diamante Azul. The long-running feud between Atlantis and ltimo <mask> came to the forefront of CMLL booking. The two rivals were forced to team up because they were booked for the same tournament.Both Atlantis and Gurrero stated that they would put their differences aside for the sake of the tournament. The teams of Valiente and Plvora, Diamante Azul and Euforia were defeated by the teams of Atlantis and <mask>. La Sombra and Volador Jr. won the match and the tournament as part of the Homenaje a Dos Leyendas show. After the loss, Atlantis attacked ltimo <mask> and ripped his mask apart. The Luchas de Apuestas challenge to ltimo <mask> was not immediately accepted by Atlantis. The contract for the mask vs. mask match was signed by the two rivals on March 21. The act of signing a Luchas de Apuestas match between two of the top-ranked CMLL workers without announcing a specific date has allowed people to speculate that it would take place at the CMLL 80th Anniversary Show in September.During the celebration of Atlantis' 30th anniversary as a wrestler, <mask> appeared after a match to berate Atlantis, which turned out to be a distraction for the real ltimo <mask> to attack Atlantis from behind. The two identically dressed <mask>s beat up Atlantis and ripped his mask apart. ltimo <mask> introduced his brother. It was not confirmed if Gran Guerrrero is the brother of ltimo <mask> or if he is not related to him. The mask is a big deal. At the 80th Anniversary Show on September 13, a mask match between Atlantis and <mask> was supposed to take place, but the two were defeated by La Sombra and Volador Jr., who advanced to the Lucha de Apuestas against each other. CMLL and New Japan Pro-Wrestling collaborated on the Fantastica Mania tour.Los Estetas del Aire (Mscara Dorada, Mstico and Valiente) were defeated by the CMLL World Trios Championship. The first two-time winner of the tournament, <mask>, defeated La Sombra in the finals on August 29 to win the Universal Championship. When he lost to Atlantis in the main event of the CMLL 81st Anniversary Show, he was forced to reveal his birth name, José Gutiérrez Hernndez, for the first time in his career. During the Fantastica Mania 2015 tour, he defeated Atlantis in a second match. Sky Team won the CMLL World Trios Championship on February 13th. Rey Escorpin had his hair shaved off after the Lucha de Apuestas match on July 17 because he was defeated by <mask> in the main event of Sin Salida. The NWA World Historic Middleweight Championship was won on August 31.The Leyenda de Azul tournament was the final tournament of the year. The first ever CMLL Brothers tag team tournament took place during the Fantastica Mania tour of Japan. Dragon Lee and Mstico were 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 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 Sky team (Mstico, Valiente and Volador Jr.) were defeated by the Los Guerreros on July 1st for the fourth time. At the CMLL 85th Anniversary Show, The Chris and Sharlie Rockstar defeated Los Guerreros to win the title back from them. The CMLL World Heavyweight Championship was won by Guerrero for the second time. Mscara Ao 2000 was forced to be shaved bald due to a lucha de apuestas match he was in on May 31, 2019.Brbaro Cavernario, Big Daddy, Ciber the Main Man, Gilbert el Boricua, Negro Casas, and Volador Jr. faced off in a steel cage after the Juicio Final show. They lost the championship against Nueva Generacin Dinamita. ltimo <mask> and Rey Bucanero, along with Averno and Volador Jr., were invited by Total Nonstop Action Wrestling to compete in the 2008 World X Cup Tournament. Team Japan representatives "Speed Muscle" were defeated in the first round by ltimo <mask> and Rey Bucanero. In the second round, <mask> was defeated by Kaz. Team Mexico was eliminated in an elimination match. Team Mexico became the 2008 World X Cup holders after Volador Jr. won an Ultimate X match and earned enough points to win the entire tournament.ltimo <mask>, Rey Bucanero and Averno did not work with Volador Jr. Hooligan and Ephesto are not blood relatives according to personal life sources. Gutiérrez, Ephesto, and Hooligan became close friends after training together, and often referred to each other as "brother" without having a blood relationship. It's because Hooligan and Ephesto are brothers that they're mistaken for Gutiérrez's brother as well. "ltimo <mask>." was introduced to the wrestling world in 2008. It is believed that the son of ltimo <mask> is a fake. The storyline explained that <mask> was the younger brother of ltimo.Daniel Alvarado and his family destroyed a car belonging to Gutiér, as well as other members of the family. The vandals were motivated by the fact that Gutiérrez had spoken out against Felipe Alvarado, the head of the wrestlers' union, after the death of his father. The head of the CMLL wrestlers' union had been in the Avarado family for a long time and the family believed it should go to someone in their family. Felipe and José were both fired by CMLL the next day. There were 10 of the best 500 singles wrestlers in 2009. There is a Total Nonstop Action Wrestling title with Volador Jr., Rey Bucanero and Averno Universal Wrestling

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title: Rosario Morales

type: paraphrased

texts: He was a Puerto Rican author and poet. She co-authored Getting Home Alive with her daughter in 1986. She was a significant figure within the Latina feminist movement. She describes her own complicated identity in her poem "I am what I am". Either take it or leave me alone. The child of two immigrants from Naranjito, Puerto Rico, was born in August 1930. Her mother used to work in a hospital laundry.Her father was an electrician. Although the family was not very religious, she was very firm in her beliefs and even considered becoming a nun early in her life, although this religious fervor waned over time. When the Puerto Rican population was small, she grew up in El Barrio of New York City. In 1930, there were only 52,774 Puerto Ricans in the US. She learned to identify with other minority groups because of this. The family spoke Spanish at home. <mask> and her sister used to speak English for the longest part of their day in public school.During their childhood, the father and mother fought a lot. She wouldn't describe her relationship with her parents as close as possible due to the conflict. She used to tell them to divorce after the fights. When <mask> was in her 30s, they did so briefly. After her parents returned to Puerto Rico, her father was diagnosed with dementia. When English transitioned to being her primary language, she attended public school in New York City. Spanglish is Spanish that uses English words, whereas Inglaol is Spanish that uses Spanish words.She discovered her passion for writing at her primary school. <mask> had a complicated relationship with her Puerto Rican heritage as a young adult. She felt a strong kinship with the land and nature of the island, as described in her poem "Happiness as a Coqu", but was also adamant that the United States is her home. She describes her feelings in her work. While studying at Hunter College in New York, she met Ukrainian heritage Jew Richard Levins, also known as Dick, through mutual friends and her political activism. The two became informally engaged after two weeks of meeting. They waited several months to tell their families because they were afraid of being seen as too young for marriage.They were married at 19 and 20 years old. Dick and <mask> moved to Puerto Rico in 1951. He was trying to avoid the draft after graduating. The two became active in the Puerto Rican Communist Party while working on a small farm in the mountains. Aurora was their first child. As participants in the Second Wave of U.S. feminism, <mask> and Aurora became public writers. <mask> says her daughter is her closest ally in her work surrounding Latina Feminism.The second child of Dick and <mask> was born in 1956. While Dick pursued graduate studies at Columbia University, <mask> and Dick moved to New York City. She was an accomplished visual artist in multiple genres, an interest she shared with her son, who is a well-known activist artist. She became interested in the field when she met Anthony Leeds, part of a group of young radical social scientists. Dick joined the faculty of the University of Puerto Rico after the family returned to Puerto Rico. During her summers at the University of Michigan, she studied anthropology and pursued her interests in visual art and women's crafts. Alejandro Rubén was born in 1965, during an anti-war teach-in at the University of Puerto Rico, where Dick played a leading role.Dick drove between the hospital and the teach-in. Dick was denied tenure at the University of Puerto Rico because of his political activism. They decided to leave Puerto Rico because they were concerned about the role models available to their daughter in rural Puerto Rico. They moved to Chicago in the summer of 1967. Within the first weeks of the semester, the students went on strike to protest the fact that many of the anthropology faculty were away doing field work, and few classes were being offered, and <mask> found herself in a leadership role in campus activism. She describes her experience with the racism of anthropology in her prose poem. "Tropes Tipique," a satirical play on Claude Levi-Straus' famous work, Tristes Tropiques, was her Masters thesis.The Chicago Women's Liberation Union was where Aurora and her mother became active in the women's movement. In 1975, Dick joined the faculty of the Harvard School of Public Health in Cambridge, Massachusetts. New England was where she felt most at home. The couple had a cabin in Vermont. This Bridge Called My Back: Writings by Radical Women of Color was edited by Cher'rie Moraga and Gloria Anzalda. Nancy Bereano, a feminist editor, invited them to submit a joint manuscript. It was published in 1986.In 1995 she took a leadership role with the Women's Community Cancer Project partly due to her own health decline, but also as an attempt to reestablish her interest in a more scientific field. An artist and intellectual with a wide range of interests, she studied philosophy of science, feminist history and political writings, and fiber arts. In 2002 she was diagnosed with multiple myeloma. She stopped her treatment on February 28, 2011. There was a death on March 23, 2011. She is survived by her husband, her sister, three children and five grandchildren. During her time at Hunter College, she began to lose faith in her religious beliefs.It gave her something new in which to put her faith and passion, and this is one of the reasons she became so deeply involved in the Communist Party. The Jefferson School is a program run by the Communist Party and was where she discovered her interest in socialist ideology. She loved the philosophy she learned there. She met Dick Levins through her new activism and friends. They joined the Communist Party together. In Peekskill, New York, white supremacists tried to prevent a concert by Paul Robeson. They became members of the Puerto Rican Communist Party after moving to Puerto Rico.Their involvement in communist activism decreased due to the small size of the Puerto Rican Communist Party. The party in Puerto Rico was run by a small core group that discouraged the participation of women. The two men became friends with César and his wife, Jane Speed, an Alabama communist, who were in the leadership of the Party. Jane was forced out of involvement in the party after attempting to get a leadership position. Both couples left the Communist Party partly due to this incident and also because of their disapproval of the factions forming within party leadership. Getting Home Alive and her contributions to This Bridge Called My Back are two of the most recognized publications. In her interviews, she says that the pieces of writing she is proudest of are This Bridge Called My Back and Getting Home Alive.Both focus on themes of personal identity, multiple consciousness, critical reflections on gender relations, and social commentary. She is a U.S. Latina who grew up among Eastern European Jews and married a Jew in Yiddish. This Bridge Called My Back was published in 1981 and was edited by Cherre Moraga and Gloria E. Anzalda. It looks at Feminist politics among women of color in the United States. Working with women from different racial and ethnic background gave her a new perspective on the world. Her contributions to the anthology discuss identity as more than one. Getting Home Alive, a collection of writings and poems that she collaborated on with her daughter, was published in 1986.The final piece in Getting Home Alive, "Ending Poem", is an analysis of multiple identity as multiple as can be seen in the book. Their relationship with Puerto Rico is explored in poems such as "Happiness is a Coqu" and "Nostalgia". The poems critique the patriarchal dominance in Puerto Rican society as well as admire the beauty of the island. It explores the differing emotions of <mask> and Aurora towards the United States and their heritage as mother and daughter. Smith College Special Collections holds the literary papers of <mask>. The collection includes writings (manuscripts, drafts, journals, free writing, publications), conference files, memorabilia, and awards that document her personal and professional life as an author, poet, feminist, and activist. The materials in this collection date back to the 1980's and 1990's, and are reflective of the processes of a writer.Her identity as a Puerto Rican feminist is the focus of her writing. Intersectionality is important in the feminist movement. Communism/Marxism, writing and publishing processes, Cuba and the Cuban blockade, and feminist theory are some of the topics covered. There are notes on public readings and publicity for the book by and about women of color in correspondence with Gloria Anzaldua and Cherrie Moraga, the editors of the 1981 anthology This Bridge Called My Back. The materials of her daughter are included in the papers. Before she died, <mask> stopped writing publicly and publishing because she didn't think of herself as a writer. She took a bigger role in editing her husband's work on communism in Puerto Rico and Cuba because she began to read a lot.There was a death at home in Massachusetts on March 23, 2011. The works This Bridge Called My Back and Kitchen Table: Women of Color were published. Getting Home Alive is a book written by Aurora Levins <mask>. There is a list of Puerto Rican writers in the Sophia Smith Collection.

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title: Shun Oguri

texts: He is a Japanese actor and voice actor, the youngest of 3 siblings, including older brother Ryo, who is also an actor. In the works where his father and brother worked, he started in small roles. He started his acting career at the age of 13 in the TV drama Hachidai Shogun Yoshimune. With over 100 credits to his name, <mask> has an extensive Japanese filmography. He had a small role in his first film, Surely Someday. He made his Hollywood debut in a movie. In 2005, he lent his voice to Fullmetal Alchemist the Movie: Conqueror of Shamballa, as well as other characters in other series.In 1995 he made his TV debut in NHK's drama Hachidai Shogun Yoshimune. He played the high school student 'Saburo' in the live action drama 'Nobunaga Oda'. He appeared in other dramas. He started to be recognized by the public in 1998 when he played the bullied and abused child in the drama Great Teacher Onizuka. He got bigger roles as a result of his acting in that drama. He was in Summer Snow in 2000. In 2002, he played a part of a bully in the popular drama, rather than being a bully as he did in Great Teacher Onizuka.His breakthrough role was as 'Hanazawa Rui' in the popular drama Hana Yori Dango. In 2007, he starred in the drama Hanazakari no Kimitachi e as 'Izumi Sano', with Toma Ikuta and Maki Horikita. In Binb Danshi, <mask> played an optimistic poor college student named 'Kazumi Koyama'. He played an American detective named 'So Takakura' in the drama Tokyo Dogs. The drama began airing in October 2010 and he was a part of it. He received the first Best actor award in the 74th Drama Academy Award for his role in Rich man, poor woman as a young wealthy man. He and Toma Ikuta were together again after seven years in Ouroboros as 'Tatsuya Danno'.He played the main character in a live action movie in 2004. He played the role of Shinichi Kudo in the live action movie Detective Conan: Shinichi Kudo's Written Challenge. He gave life to the character in the 1st. He reprised his role in 2 mini-series and another movie in the live action adaptation of Gintama. In November of last year, he was cast in a movie. The movie was released in March of 2021. In 2005, he lent his voice as a voice actor in a film directed by Nobuhiro Doi.In 2009, he reprised his role as a voice actor in Wangan Midnight as 'Akio Asakura'. He is a director as well. His directorial debut was directing a commercial in 2009, but his major directorial debut was a movie titled Surely Someday, which was released on July 17, 2010 nationwide in Japan. In the movie, Oguri cast several of his good friends within the entertainment industry, such as Keisuke Koide as the lead starring role, Actresses Mao Inoue and Aya Ueto as cameos, and himself. In 2007, Oguri began appearing as navigator in the radio program "All Night Nippon", which he carried until 2010, with occasional special appearances after that. He was asked to act in the music video for the song "Karensou" by KEY GOT CREW. He was part of a group of actors and singers who appeared in commercials for Suntory after the Tohoku earthquake.His singing voice has also been used. In 2004, <mask> was in a relationship with Mari Yaguchi. After their relationship was publicized on weekly tabloids, Yaguchi left the group to continue dating him. In 2006 they ended their relationship. On March 14, 2012 <mask> and Yu married each other. They have three children. The third child was born in April in Los Angeles, according to reports.Filmography TV drama TV comedy program or show appearances. The year is over. Title! There is a role for it. The Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association is also known as the National Association of Commercial Broadcasters in Japan. Roberto and the coach are in the video. Rose and Mary are on the radio."Nissan Note x The World of Golden Eggs" DVD back cover image. version 30 seconds. The W62S Global Passport is a phone. The Walkman is a Sony Ericcson device. The Philharmonic Orchestra conductor in a Concert Hall is <mask> Oguri. Bravia U130 is a Sony Ericcson smartphones. "I Love Cheeza" is a campaign by Ezaki Glico."Ue wo muite aruk" is from Suntory's Tohoku Earthquake Charity Relief Campaign. The 2012 Spring / Summer Campaign is "Trainer", "ROD LAVER" and "H3LIUM". Suntory Yamazaki Whiskey "Otoko to onna" is a campaign. version 30 seconds. "Aoi tori  suki desu chun" is a version ad. "Daijbu" is a campaign by Power Pros. "Daijbu" is a 15 second CM, comment and making.And 2-60 seconds. "Behind the scenes" and "Jeans Planet" are included in the version ads. Right-on "High Class Outer" is the version ad. "Momotaro's Story" is part of the "Pepsi Strong Zero" campaign. The campaign launch video features actor Jude Law as "Oni". Right-on "Salasala Back Number" is the version ad. The ad is called "Re:American&Street" and is about the 40th anniversary.There is a version ad 30 seconds. There is a version ad 30 seconds. "Have a good Cashless!" is the slogan of the campaign by the bank. The series is called Thinking man. There is a version ad 30 seconds. The smell of winter is what Men's Winter clothing is about. "Arrows Be F-04K smartphone" is the fourth video in the "Unbreakable Criminal" series.There is a version ad 15 seconds. "Have a good Cashless!" is the title of the first episode of the campaign. The first of the Thinking Man Series. Episode 60 seconds. There is a version ad 30 seconds. Right-on "Washi Denim" (Washi no deai-hen) is the version ad. There is a version ad 15 seconds.Suntory "Maker's Mark" is a version ad. There is a version ad 35 seconds. There is a right-on spring campaign. Right-on "Haru ga kita, Jiy ni ikou" 30 seconds. Suntory "Maker's Mark  Tasting in the Dark series" is a campaign. "Have a good Cashless!" is the title of the second episode of the campaign. The second episode of Thinking Man Series is 60 seconds long.There is a version ad 30 seconds. The right-on version is called "Natsu wa, 1-ban kaitekina fuku o." Right-on "Natsu no garage house" is 30 seconds. The "Jgeki" version of the "Fujitsu Arrows Be3 F-02L smartphone" is part of the "Warenai deka  jgeki-hen" campaign. The series is called " Thinking man series". There is a version ad 30 seconds.

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title: Eleonora Ramirez di Montalvo

texts: <mask> was an Italian writer. She created two lay conservatories, Il Conventino and La Quiete. The evolution of education for women has been influenced by her work. Life <mask> was born in Genoa, Italy. Her parents were Italian and Spanish. <mask>'s father died when she was young. She was taken to the convent of San Jacopo at the age of nine.She stayed there for nine years. She was removed from the convent in 1620. They separated after five years. They were married until <mask> died. <mask> died in 1659. Poor and needy girls were taken in by Montalvo. She gave them religious, moral and cultural instruction.She and the girls moved to Via dell'Amore in 1642 after living in various houses. It was called Il Conventino. The school was named after the Blessed Virgin. Women from different walks of life were welcomed at the restaurant. Montalvo struggled to reconcile her desire to provide education to young women of all social classes with the Florentine Church's position which at the time did not include the education of the poor. Villa La Quiete was opened in 1650 by Montalvo. The school was named after the Blessed Trinity.Montalvo advocated a combined instruction in religion, morals, reading, music, and dramatic performance at both schools. The Medici Family supported Montalvo's educational endeavors. The grand duke was a big supporter of Montalvo. She built a church in La Quiete in 1688. Montalvo considered her schools to be an alternative to the roles of wife or nun that young girls often had to choose between. Montalvo encouraged the teaching of writing, music, drama, domestic work, reading, sewing, and lessons on moral virtue. Poor young girls worked as servants during this time period, even though this level of education was typical for elite girls.While the curriculum at La Quiete was more advanced, the young elite were taught how to complete domestic tasks such as cooking and cleaning laundry. The boundaries of educational expectations were pushed by both Il Conventino and La Quiete. Theatre was a major component of Montalvo's curriculum. This wasn't always the case. Montalvo banned its practice in the Costituzioni of 1645 because it considered theatre to be a distraction. She changed her mind fifteen years later. The plays that are based on the lives of saints can be performed in the Constituzioni.Several works were written by Montalvo. The Istruzione alle maestre was written for the teachers of La Quiete and the Costituzioni was written for Il Conventino. <mask>'s autobiography was never finished. Cosimo Pazzi instructed Montalvo to write her vita in 1636. Women were instructed to write spiritual autobiographies by catholic confessors. The secret writing was supposed to be analyzed by confessors so that they could better meet the woman's spiritual needs. Montalvo worked on her vita for 23 years.She worked on it until her death in 1659. This wasn't common for most women. Women were given very little time to write extensive accounts of their spiritual life. Once completed, these accounts would be used to condemn the female authors as heretics. Many other works were also composed by Montalvo. She wrote plays, prayers, dramatic hagiographies, and two spiritual comedies. Her second play is about the struggle between the virtues of politeness, Humility, Peace, Modesty, and Happiness and the vices of politeness, Dissoluteness, and Melancholy.It wasn't uncommon for women to write sacred literature during this time. The push to create religious narratives began at the beginning of the 1580s. <mask> was one of the first women to produce such works. <mask> was a pioneer in women's education who pushed against societal expectations that young women should only prepare for marriage or the convent. <mask>'s bedroom and spinet are now preserved at La Quiete. Several of her personal items have been kept, including her bed, blankets, devotional objects, oil lamp, eating utensils, and clothing. Further reading Cox, Virginia.The muse is women's writing in Italy. JHU Press was published in 2011. The person is Haraguchi, Jennifer. <mask> <mask> Montalvo educated rich and poor girls in Florence. The University of Chicago. The 2010 edition of Ann Arbor: ProQuest/UMI. There is a publication.AAT 3419640. The person is Haraguchi, Jennifer. "Vita di Eleonora: A Unique example of Autobiographical Writing in Counter-Reformation Italy" I Tatti studies in the Italian Renaissance. They are Scaraffia, Lucetta, and Zarri. Women and Faith: Catholic Religious Life in Italy from late antiquity to the present. Harvard UP was held in Cambridge, MA in 1999.Print. The person is Weaver, Elissa. The convent theatre in Italy was fun for women. The Cambridge University Press was published in 2002. 1602 births 1659 deaths 17th-century Italian poets Writers from Genoa Italian people of Spanish descent 17th-century Italian educators Trinitarians

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title: Doug Nussmeier

texts: The quarterbacks coach for the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League is <mask>, who was born on December 11, 1970. He was an assistant coach at Florida, Michigan, Alabama, Washington, and Michigan State. Prior to that, he was quarterbacks coach for the BC Lions and the St. Louis Rams. Born in Portland, Oregon, Nussmeier is a 1989 graduate of Lakeridge High School, a suburb south of Portland. He didn't start at quarterback for the Pacers until his senior season. He played college football at Idaho under John L. Smith, and won the 1993 Walter Payton Award, presented annually to the Division I. The Vandals had a school-record 33 touchdown passes that year, which was the most in school history, and they went on to win the national title.Linehan was the starting quarterback for three seasons. Nussmeier 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 Nussmeier had a quarterback rating of 172.2 as a fifth-year senior in 1993 and he had a school-record 33 touchdown passes. Nussmeier is one of the NCAA I-AA's all-time leaders in passing. 9 with 10,824 career yards and total offense. 10 at 309.1 yards per game. He is one of only five quarterbacks in NCAA history to throw for at least 10,000 yards and rush for 1,000 yards.The Vandal career records for passing yards, touchdown passes, passing efficiency, completion percentage, and total offense were set by Nussmeier. He graduated from the University of Idaho with a degree in business. Nussmeier was selected by the Saints in the fourth round of the 1994 NFL draft. He was the fourth quarterback selected. A reserve quarterback in the National Football League for five seasons in the mid 1990s, Nussmeier spent four years with the New Orleans Saints and one with the Indianapolis Colts. He played in eight regular-season games in the National Football League, throwing for 455 yards, 1 touchdown and 4 turnovers. In 1998, Nussmeier was picked up by the Colts after being released by the Broncos.He is one of the few left-handed quarterbacks in the league. Nussmeier was the quarterbacks coach for the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League in 2001. After coaching the quarterbacks for the BC Lions in 2001, he became the quarterbacks coach for the Ottawa Renegades. John L. Smith hired Nussmeier as the quarterbacks coach at Michigan State. He was in this role for three seasons. Scott Linehan was the quarterbacks coach for the St. Louis Rams for two seasons in 2006 and 2007. Nussmeier was the offensive coach and quarterbacks coach at the time.Steve Sarkisian was hired as the new head coach at Washington in Seattle in early 2009. His annual salary was less than $300,000. In January 2012 Nussmeier became the new offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at the University of Alabama under head coach Malcom Gladwell. Junior quarterback A. J. McCarron set a school record for touchdown passes in a season. In the national championship game against Notre Dame, McCarron threw four more touchdown passes, which gave him a school record for career touchdown passes. The University of Michigan hired <mask> in January of last year after the firing of Al Borges. On December 2, Brady Hoke was fired as Florida's head coach, and a few weeks later, <mask> was hired as Florida's new head coach.Jon Kitna and Scott Linehan were quarterbacks for the Dallas Cowboys when Nussmeier was hired as their tight ends coach. Mike McCarthy became the new head coach of the Cowboys in 2020 and promoted Nussmeier to quarterbacks coach. The Dallas Cowboys bio is linked to the Idaho Vandals Hall of Fame bio.

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title: Fritz Ramseyer

texts: <mask> was a Swiss-born missionary who was captured by the Asante in colonialGhana with his wife,<mask>, in 1869. Ramseyer was released in 1874 and started the Christian mission in Asante. He planted churches in Abetifi. Ramseyer was instrumental in the expansion of opportunities in the fields of education, artisan industry training, land acquisition for building design and manpower development in the areas he lived and worked in. <mask> was born in Neuchtel in the Francophone region of Switzerland in October 1840. He came from a family that made watches. Ramsyer's ancestry can be traced back to the Emmental in the canton of Bern, which is known for its cheese-making industry.Ramsei is a village in the Emmental valley which is surrounded by limestone-rich ranges of the Jura Mountains. The Kwahu mountain range is similar to the Jura Mountains. His father was from the Grandval district in Bern. His mother was from Le Locle in Neuchtel. David Ludwig <mask>'s paternal grandparents were both from Bern. There were seven siblings, including Emma Aline Fiechter and Reynold <mask>. At the age of eighteen, he became interested in missionary work and was involved in a Christian Youth Group before completing his mandatory military service.Ramseyer trained as a builder and a mason in his hometown after taking after his father who was a building contractor. When he was twenty-one years old, he went to the Basel Mission Seminary in Switzerland to train as a mission technical staff. The first person to assist the mission in its structural work was <mask>, who arrived on the Gold Coast in 1864. <mask> became the principal of the middle school at Akropong after being appointed by the Basel Mission. He was a Protestant minister in the 1870s. The British government contemplated abandoning the Gold Coast as a colony in 1865 due to perceived economic unviability. In order to keep its missionary presence on the Gold Coast, the Basel Mission Home Committee assigned one of its missionaries, Elias Schrenk, to prove that the development of infrastructure, particularly roads, would open up the natural resource-rich area.He traveled to London to argue his case before the parliamentary committee. The Gold Coast remained a British colony despite Schrenk's success. Between 1854 and 1858, Schrenk studied at the Basel Mission Seminary in Switzerland, where he lived until 1872. In the early 1870s, Schrenk, a believer in Pietist faith healing, tried out cocoa planting in Africa. After being gravely ill in 1858, Schrenk went to Germany, where he was healed after visiting Dorothea Trudel at Mannedorf. The missionaries considered two options when mapping out a route. They wanted to build a focal station in Kyebi, the capital of the humid and densely-forested Akyem area, which is a region with a non-conducive climate to European missionaries.The paramount leader of Akyem was hostile to the work of the missionaries. Up to 200 slaves were freed by the British colonial authorities after they converted to Christianity. Amoako lost revenue as a result. He was exiled to Nigeria for being cruel. The chief accused the converts of pilfering money. The mission station and chapel were used as the new king's official residence and durbar hall after he died. The flourishing of the mission began at the beginning of the twentieth century after colonial soldiers restored law and order in the town.The alternative route was through the Northern Kwahu Mountains, where the missionaries set up a mission station. The insights into the terrain were gleaned by the Ramseyers during their capture in 1869 by the Asante army during their forced march from Anum, located on the Volta River's eastern bank to Kumasi, via the Kwahu State where the mountain range is situated. During their journey to the Asante capital, they were able to learn about the geography. In 1868, the Ramseyer's were sent to Anum to help with the operationalisation of the new mission station. They were able to observe firsthand Asante geography, culture, customs, political philosophy and statecraft. As the society made plans to establish a mission station in Asante, the Ramseyer couple were well suited to act as consultants to the Basel Mission. The path for mission work in the western and northern parts of the country was paved by the propagation of the Gospel in Kumasi.By 1913, the mission was in the early stages of moving eastwards towards Northern Togoland. There were pockets of Christian communities along the away that were started by native alumni of the mission education system. The town of Tamale had 6000 inhabitants in 1914 and had Christian coverts. For the first time, passages from the Nativity of Jesus were narrated in a language other than English. The activities of the Basel mission on the Gold Coast were stopped during the First World War because the Germans were against the British. The missionaries from the colony were mostly German or Swiss German. On December 10, 1917, the colonial secretary ordered the deportation of G. Zurcher from the gold coast.The Gold Coast Leader published a piece in May 1917 that accused the German missionaries of trying to persuade the people of the inevitability of a German victory. The missionaries were forced to leave the Gold Coast. H. Dewald was in charge of the Akropong College. It was against the law for any European missionary to remain in the area. The Secretary of State in London ordered all Basel missionaries to leave the Gold Coast by February 2, 1918. The gold coast was taken over by the colonial government. The operations of the Basel mission were taken over by missionaries from the United Free Church of Scotland who were based in Nigeria.The Presbyterian Church of the Gold Coast took over the administration of the mission. The <mask> family were captured by the Asante troops on their first official assignment in Anum on June 12th, 1869. On December 29, 1868, <mask> and his family arrived in Anum. He was in charge of both the church and the mission station. The Asante army were in Anum in 1868 to join the war against the Krepis. The Anum commune was defeated by the Asante army. The war against Peki was used to punish Anum.Ramseyer noted in his diary, "We hardly believed anything we heard, and concluded that as there was still a mixed population of young and old left in the town, the danger could not be imminent." He hid jewellery and money in the backyard garden because he thought the enemy was only interested in material wealth. His fellow missionaries in Ho were willing to host Ramseyer and his wife but she refused to leave her husband given the uncertainties. The Brother Johannes Khne, a Prussian who was a technical mission staff of the Basel Mission, was taken in as a captive of the Asante and was responsible for the industrial processing and export of cotton from the Gold Coast to Europe. Labolabo is a village near Anum. The Ramseyers and Khne were taken on foot from the Volta Region to the Asante capital, Kumasi. After several weeks of walking, the captives arrived in a small hamlet called Abankoro, where they were joined by the French merchant, Marie-Joseph Bonnat, who had been captured in Ho.Asante customs required waiting for many weeks or months before the captives were presented before the Asante king, so Abankoro was a transit point for prisoners. The hut that the prisoners were housed in was called "Ebenezer" and was named after the Lord. The stone-built Ebenezer Presbyterian Church, Osu, which was constructed by the Basel Mission in 1901, became commonplace for religious buildings in the country. A small museum was built next to the central shrine of Abetifi as a testament of the first dwelling of the Ramseyers at Abetifi and a symbol of inter religious dialogue. The Asante soldiers took the iron shackles off of the captives at Abankoro. Their clothing and footwear were in tatters at this point. There was a lack of washing and soap.A pair of scissors and a hair comb were the only things that Rosa Ramseyer had. The captives were bitten by insects along the way. Ageana was the escort leader of the prisoners. The accounts of the reception of local chiefs and their subjects were written by the missionaries. The infant son of the Ramseyers died from malnutrition when the party was close to Juaben/Asokore. He was buried under a banana tree in the infant cemetery. The Ramseyers believed that their son's death was God's will.The prisoners trekked through a rocky terrain. The group spent two days in Abetifi. The paramount chief and the townsfolk warmly welcomed them at Abetifi. They were given a former Methodist station for lodging at their final destination. When the Asantehene celebrated the adae festivals, he would send the political prisoners the occasional sheep, food items and gold dust. Ramseyer paid his respect to the third court of the palace during the Adae festival. The land was given to the captives by the Asante stool.Bonnat and Ramseyer were used by the Asantehene to build stone lodges. According to some scholars, the Asante king must have realized that the missionaries were not mercenaries. The agents were not allowed to sell arms. The European hostages were used as political pawns. The British Governor was hindered by the fact that the missionaries were not British subjects. They were captured by the Germans in the east of the river. The fee was reduced to £1000 by the Asante kingdom.Ramseyer said that paying a ransom in exchange for their freedom would only reinforce the immoral habit of abducting people for ransom. The Asante allowed them to preach on a limited basis. In the royal household at the Manhyia Palace, the missionaries found a diplomatic ally in Owosu Ansa, a Western-educated prince whose father was the Asantehene. At the conclusion of one of the many Anglo-Asante wars of that era, Owusu Ansa was handed over to the British as surety. He received formal education in England after being christened in the Anglican faith. In 1841, he assumed a new role as a diplomatic envoy between the British Governor and the Asantehene. He was the middleman between the prisoners and their families and friends in Europe.Ramseyer was advised by Owusu Ansa to start an infant school and a nursery for the church instead of closing his school due to lack of adult students. In captivity, Ramseyer ate local foods like the Asante delicacy, fufu, and used local accessories such as a traditional stool, local water bottle and a large calabash used for bathing. He became familiar with the traditional festivals and customs. He was a missionary and co-existed with priests. He used shrine drums as a call to worship in his preaching as a prisoner in Asante, which proved to be an effect method in proselytism. The Presbyterian Church in Asante has a contemporary feature of the "Mission to Palace" initiative in which he pioneered the propagation of the Gospel to royal courtiers. One of the divisions of the Akyem Abuakwa State sent the first native Akan missionary, David Asante, to gather information about Ramseyer and Khne.Nothing came of this activity. David Asante met <mask> when he was working as a free missionary. When it became clear that the Asante army had lost a key battle against the British, the missionaries were considered for release in January 1874. The British burned down Kumasi on February 4, 1874. The Asante king ordered the release of the missionaries because they were no longer useful. The British were required to receive fifty thousand ounces of gold as part of the settlement. The capture of the Protestant missionaries made international news.In 1979 a record of his years in captivity was found in an attic in his old family lodge in the French department of Ain. The Ramseyers' accounts of their captivity were supported by the content of the manuscript, even though the narrative was written from two perspectives, that of a Swiss Protestant missionary and a Catholic French trader/prospector. The work was edited by Albert van Dantzig and Claude-Hélne Perrot. After their liberation in 1874, Johannes Khne was immediately returned to Europe. The diaries of <mask>/Khne were translated into French and English and became instant bestsellers. In his diary, Ramseyer said he witnessed 2000 to 3000 slaves, prisoners of war and criminals being used as human sacrifice during his years in captivity. Though their stories were not the first European account of the culture and politics of the Asante, they provided a personable anthropological narrative as observed by the captives.The earliest depiction of the Asante by a European was done by the British envoy. After their release, the Ramseyers went back to Switzerland. The political climate was not favorable to foreigners when the Ramseyers wanted to return to Kumasi as missionaries in 1874. Due to the political situation in Asante, the Home Committee wanted them to wait. At the end of 1875, the Ramseyers returned to the Gold Coast and settled at Kyebi. The Abetifi is situated on the Kwahu Ridge at an altitude of 600 metres above sea level and was approved by the Home Committee. Three hours from Abetifi, he considered setting up the mission base in Obo Kwahu.There were rumors that Kwahu wanted to leave the Asante confederacy because of the taxation policy of salt and gunpowder. Ramseyer didn't want another political imbroglio. The township was friendly to foreigners. The Ramseyers were temporarily settled at the house and shrine of the paramount chieftain of Abetifi. Ramseyer was a captive when he was in this house. If Ramseyer is set free by his abductors, he will return to Abetifi. This is due to the courtesies that were given to him.Ramseyer returned to Abetifi as an ordination minister after regaining his freedom.

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title: Fritz Ramseyer

texts: He brought Christianity to the people. The forest he was allocated in Abetifi was called 'Oboyan' and is now called 'Christian Quarters'. He started a congregation with 20 people and built a mission house there. The congregation is now referred to as the Abetifi Ramseyer Congregation. He ordered a bell from Germany to call people to worship. Ramseyer started his school and fellowship in the same house as he built another chapel on May 5, 1910.Many natives, including fetish priests, converted to Christianity when he held open-air vigils and religious revivals. The natives Ramseyer had christened included Yaw Beeko and his wife, Buruwa, Otieku Kwadwo, Taetta and his wife, Ansaa, Jonathan Kofi Brebo and his wife, Akosua Angyie. Ramseyer established a church at Abetifi. Ramseyer asked the Abetifi traditional authorities for a piece of land to build a mission station. This move was opposed by the local shamans who viewed Ramseyer as a threat to their livelihoods as many indigenes were abandoning the traditional religion in favor of the Christian faith. On February 5, 1876, Ramseyer paid a sum of money for a plot of land from the Kubeasehene, Yaw Preko. It was difficult to coordinate the logistical aspects of a mission outpost as transportation access to the town was spotty.The Basel Mission Home Committee wanted to establish a mission station in Abetifi because it was the nearest major locale to Kumasi. The mission house and chapel were built with the help of hundred of professional builders and labourers from Akropong. The two-storied eighteen-room structure built with limestone and solid timber was consecrated in 1878. The doors and windows were made of wood. The building had to be reinforced with wooden beams on the upper level due to the rainstorm. The Presbyterian Church of Ghana refurbished the building in 1998. Bompata and Petrensa were considered as alternative towns to establish a temporary mission station.The native converts were trained by Ramseyer to be catechists. Two native converts were tasked with overseeing the operations of the two outposts. There are no substantive ministers in the church today. The growth of the Presbyterian church on the Gold Coast was aided by the system. In August 1876, Ramseyer started the Kwahu Tafo mission station and in December 1876, the outpost was established. Peter Hall, the son of West Indian missionaries, John and Mary Hall, was recruited by a Danish minister and arrived on the Gold Coast in 1843 under the auspices of the Basel Mission. The first Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of the Gold Coast was Peter Hall.Since Kwahu had become a political possession of Asante, there was always a constant fear of an insurgency by the Asante. Ramseyer took periodic home leave in Europe due to ill-health. The first open-air service on Asante soil was held on 1 October 1871 by a personal friend of Ramseyer and a member of the Asante royal family. The people were listening to his message. In his report to Basel, Ramseyer stated that he and colleagues had started three schools with a total population of 311 children. More than 200 Christian converts were housed in six outposts by 1890. Ramseyer went to Kumasi with a missionary.They received a warm reception from the Asantehene who treated them as old friends and presented them with a bible that had been translated from German by Gottlieb Christaller. The gift was declined by the Asantehene. He presented an English Bible to the king a decade earlier. The political atmosphere of that time made it difficult for Ramseyer to set up a permanent station in Kumasi. The attempt by Ramseyer and David Asante to set up a mission station in Kumasi failed in 1882. Mission work in the Asante confederacy was unsafe due to stool disputes. The missionaries entered Abetifi on 28 January 1876.There was a political situation in 1896 that led to the return of Ramseyer. Twenty-two years had passed since he had been released from captivity. The Asante stool represented by the Asantehene, Otumfuo Agyemang Prempeh I, owed the British crown five thousand ounces of gold, as part of the treaty of Fomena, after it lost one of the Anglo-Asante wars. British soldiers were going to intimidate the Asantehene. The British wanted the Asante Kingdom to become a British colony. Prempeh requested that Ramsey be an arbiter in the impasse. By then, the British troops had made their way to Kumasi.The Queen mother and royal courtiers were captured and taken into exile at the Elmina Castle. The fortress was built in the Asante capital. The Ramseyers were granted permission to build a mission station by the British Governor. Ramseyer wrote in a letter that it was no longer a dream. My wife and nephew have been allowed to move to Kumasi. The town is now a mission station. The Ramseyer family, along with their nephew and a local Christian convert, moved to Kumasi in June 1896.In July 1896, a mission station was built on a plot of land acquired by Ramseyer with the blessing of the Asantehene. One of the first congregants of the Ramseyer Memorial Presbyterian Church and the first Presbyter of Asante was Kofi Karikari, a royal courtier in the Osodo division. He helped Ramseyer in his travels as a preacher after his conversion. Ramseyer carried out missionary work in the area. The church he established bears his name. Some of his first converts were Kofi Dom, J. C. Oppong, Yaw Amofah, Kofi Mensah and Abena Buruwaa. Ramseyer opened two outstations and schools in 1896.The institution Ramseyer founded in 1896 was replaced in 1898 by the Kwaso Presbyterian Primary School. His wife,<mask>, played a key role in the girls' education programme in Asante, teaching domestic science such as sewing, baking and household chores. Ramseyer worked with two of his associates, Agya Apea and Opanin Dwamena, who became his interpreters and tutors in the Twi language. The Basel Mission had 128 schools with a student population of 500 and 157 churches with over 15000 congregants by 1898. By 1899, the city had seen 33 baptisms and 160 Christian converts. There were seventeen mission stations established in Asante, with the focal point being Kumasi. By 1914, the Kwahu station had 2582 congregants in 21 churches, Bompata had a Salem Christian village quarter, and the Akim outpost had 3400 Christians in 32 villages.Ramseyer was challenged by the fact that Drunkenness and Polygamy were at odds with Protestant piety. Some converts went back to worshiping their local deities such as Atia, Aberewa, Tigari and Hwe-me-so. After the Yaa Asantewaa war, several Muslims settled in the city. The missionaries were concerned that the influx of Islam might affect their efforts. The converts from Asante were reluctant to train as teachers. The schools Ramseyer and his colleagues built in Asante territories had to recruit teachers from Akwapim, Akyem, Kwahu, Ga and Krobo. The political atmosphere worsened when the British colonial administrators demanded the relinquishing of the Golden Stool, the most sacred symbol of traditional authority of the Asante.In 1897, Hodgson became the British Governor. The Golden Stool was considered a property of the Crown by the Governor. The Yaa Asantewaa War was started by the Queen of Ejisu. The <mask> family and other foreigners sought shelter at the new garrison built by the British. The three native teachers who died during the war were: Samuel Out, who was beheaded at Takyimantia, and Maxwell Okanta, who died of starvation at the fort. Food supplies began to run out after the uprising. The refugees had to escape in the middle of the night to the coast.A woman who was partially paralyzed due to an earlier childbirth was carried by a group of people. The colonial forces destroyed the mission station as they quelled the revolt. Furniture and cookware were taken from the mission by the soldiers. After the Yaa Asantewaa War, domestic slaves who had been freed by the British administration in 1896 were most likely re-taken into slavery by the Asante army. After the war between the British and the Asante, one of the peace treaties stipulated that the Christian missions should be allowed to preach and open schools. The Ramseyers went to Aburi for a short time after this episode. The Ramseyer Memorial Presbyterian Church, located on Mission Road in the suburb of Adum, was rebuilt after the missionaries returned to Kumasi for a fourth time in 1901.The chapel was christened "Ebenezer", a reference to the verse in 1 Samuel 7, "how far the Lord has helped us", which is an allusion to the Ramseyers' experience in Asante. They were assisted by other missionaries. The mission house was built in 1907. The Chief Commissioner of Asante called it a second fort. Ramseyer worked in Ejisu, Atebubu, Nkoranza, Wankyi, Sekwa and Berekum. A P. Bauer was a missionary in the Nsuta township from 1904 to 1909. There are other missionaries who worked in Asante.Non-European missionaries and clergymen who aided and built upon <mask>'s work include, H. J. Keteku, H. Dako, B. O. Ampofo, and Nicholas Timothy Clerk. J. Dwamena, James Boama, C. E. Opoku, M. Ape, B. M. Seku A. Y. Yeboah, A. Anane, Amo Gottfried and Sam Prempeh. After forty-four years on the Gold Coast, <mask> returned to his home country of Switzerland. Ramseyer thought of his time in captivity as a preparation for his work in Asante. In 19th century Switzerland, housing design and building technology was commonplace and Ramseyer provided artisan training to the natives. Papa Mends came to be known as "Carpenter Mends" because he was trained in carpentry. He trained a native of the area.Many of his converts left their long-grass thatch roof, bamboo poles and beam huts and moved into stone storey houses at the mission station in Adum. The nickname "Osiadan" was given to Ramseyer by a similar name given to Riis in Akropong. The chapels and mission stations at Abetifi, Anum, Kumasi and Kwaso all have the same architecture. The Presbyterian University College used the chapel at Abetifi as a library. The Ramseyer Memorial Presbyterian Church uses the chapel at Kumasi. The main administration block for the Ramseyer Training Centre is located at Abetifi, while the building at Anum is used by the Presbyterian Senior High School. The Presbyterian Church of Ghana's Asante Presbytery uses the building at Kumasi as a guest house.The lands at Abetifi, Bompata and Kumasi were acquired by Ramseyer for the church as a whole. The land at Adum now houses various offices and official residential buildings of the church officials such as Presbytery chairmen, regional manager of Presbyterian schools, Presbyterian basic school, Ramseyer Memorial Presbyterian Church, ministers' manses and a book depot. This piece of land used to be used as a burial ground for criminals and was not suitable for human settlement. Commercial ventures helped the socio- economic development of the church as the mission station expanded. As an amateur photographer, Ramseyer took photographs of the Gold Coast as early as 1886. Negative films were prepared by him. Some of the pictures may have been printed on the Gold Coast while others were sent to Switzerland for processing.These photographs have been used in various publications for the purpose of illustration. The first photography book about the Gold Coast was published by <mask>. The book was published in Neuchtel in 1895 and contained 80 views of missionary life, the indigenous culture and local people. On February 8, 1866, <mask> Louise Bontemps. She was the daughter of Henri Louis Franois Bontemps. A native of Valangin in the canton of Neuchtel in Switzerland,<mask> trained in England and Switzerland to become a missionary. In the fall of 1868,<mask> gave birth to a baby boy named "<mask>".One of the twins they gave birth to died. Four of their children died in childhood. According to records, two of his children were named <mask> and Rudolf J<mask>. In 1904, after leaving the Gold Coast,<mask> became partially paralysed and her health condition deteriorated as a result of her captivity. In 1906,<mask> died in Switzerland. A fifty-nine year old Swiss woman is the daughter of a man who was killed in the line of duty. The nephew of Ramseyer died in 1905.Four years in Asante: Diaries of the missionaries <mask> and Khne from the period of their imprisonment were published. Frits <mask> died of a heart attack at the age of 73. The memory of the <mask> family has led to the naming of a number of institutions in the country. The Ramseyer Memorial Presbyterian Church, the Ramseyer Vocational and Technical Centre, the Ramseyer Presbyterian Training Centre, and the Ramseyer Retreat Centre are all located in Abetifi. The <mask> Memorial Swiss School was named after him. <mask> House in Prempeh College was named after him. There are other Presbyterian churches named after him.In his mission work, he was seen by his colleagues as having autocratic tendencies with a domineering personality. He became very impatient when things didn't go his way, making him too harsh and difficult to work with. His strong sense of Christian fellowship shaped by his Pietist upbringing helped spread the Protestant faith in Asante and the transformation of indigenous lives and social institutions. Mr., Marie-Joseph Bonnat, the French adventurer and a co-captive of the Ramseyers, was noted in his diary. R. was a fine example of humanity, he was the most sincere man I have ever met. Even if she appeared nervous, Mrs. R. was just like her husband, a very good person. The poor lady may be excused for this if one takes into account how much she had been tested for.Claude-Hélne Perrot and Albert Van Dantzig wrote about her. There were 1840 births and 1914 deaths of Christian missionaries in

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title: Maxim Trankov

texts: second Grand Prix event. The pair finished fourth and seventh at the 2010 World Championships in Italy. They decided to split.He said he contemplated retiring from competitive skating because of tensions in the working relationship with Vasiliev. They continued skating in shows until the end of April due to contractual obligations. In March 2010, there were rumors of a partnership with the Ukrainian. The week of May 17 marks the beginning of training with Volosozhar. They are coached by a woman. The assistant coach is Morozov. The long program was choreographed by Nikolai Morozov.Nikolai Morozov worked with them to reduce energy loss. Volosozhar had to change pace on the entry to the twist as well as adapt to a different hold during throw jumps as he had to adjust his jumps to match his new partner. The 2010–2011 season began with domestic Russian cup events. They won gold at the Russian Championships in December of 2010 against Alexander Smirnov and Yuko Kavaguti. Volosozhar was not allowed to compete in international competition for a year after the 2010 Winter Olympics. The Grand Prix series and the European Championships were missed by the pair. She became eligible for international competition in time for the Mont Blanc Trophy, where the pair competed in order to meet the ISU's minimum technical score requirements for the World Championships.They won the event by a large margin. Three hours before the earthquake, the pair decided to fly in early for the World Championships and land in Tokyo. The event was moved to Moscow. The silver medal went to Aliona Savchenko / Robin Szolkowy, ahead of the defending champion, and ahead of the third place team. It was the first medal for both partners. They reached the World podium in their first season together, and in their first appearance at a major international event. The fast development of the event was noted by the media.Before Worlds, we didn't even think about the silver medal. Maybe we can get the bronze. We were completely surprised by the result. The most impressive moment of the Championships was how enthusiastic the spectators were before our short program, and I'll never forget how they gave us a standing ovation after the free program. During the off-season, they performed in shows and prepared for the new season, as well as a few weeks in New Jersey. Since no one with the expertise was available at the time, they stopped working on lifts. In September, they won the Nebelhorn Trophy and the Ondrej Nepela Memorial.There was a groin injury at the Nepela Memorial. On the Grand Prix series, the pair won Skate Canada with a combined score of 204.38 points and then won the Trophée Eric Bompard to qualify for the Grand Prix Final. They changed a pair spin at the Grand Prix Final because of agroin injury. The silver medal was awarded to Savchenko/Szolkowy because they were second in the free skate and only 0.18 of a point behind the leaders. They said at the press conference that they would miss Russian Nationals in order to recover from their injuries. They won their first European title at the 2012 European Championships. At the 2012 World Championships in Nice, France, they were eighth in the short program.The ice is soft in some places and brittle in others. If you are the last one to skate in the second group, it is a different story. The first place in the free skate was achieved with a new personal best score of 140.90. They won their second World silver medal and received a small gold medal for their free skate. The pair spent three months in the U.S. in the summer of 2012 training in Italy. They won the 2012 Skate America and the 2012 Cup of Russia and qualified for the 2012 Grand Prix Final. They won the gold medal at the Final after being first in the short program and second in the long program.At the Russian Championships, they won their second national title. An official confirmed the pair would compete at the European Championships a few days before the father died of a sudden heart attack. They won the gold medal with a total score of 212.45, more than seven points ahead of the silver medalists. At the press conference after the event, Volosozhar said, "It is difficult to raise the mood at this time, but I am glad we made the decision to compete here." The World Championships in London, Ontario were held in West Orange, New Jersey. In March, the pair won their first World title, placing first in both programs and finishing 20.15 points ahead of Savchenko/Szolkowy. Russia has not had a pairs gold medal since 2005 when Totmianina/Marinin won the World title.Team Russia finished fourth in the World Team Trophy after placing first in pairs. After training in Russia, Italy, and West Orange, New Jersey, the dancers planned to perform in a reduced number of shows. The pair broke their own world record scores at the Nebelhorn Trophy and scored a total of 231.96 points. The two Grand Prix events they won gold at were Skate America and NHK Trophy. At the NHK Trophy, they obtained a total of 236.49 points, breaking their world records again. They won the gold medal at the European Championships in Hungary after finishing second at the Grand Prix Final. They were assigned to the short program in the inaugural team event at the Winter Olympics.Team Russia won the gold medal after the pair placed first in their segment. In the pairs skate, they set a new world record with a score of 84.17 and won the gold medal with an overall score of 236.86 points. The closing ceremony of the Winter Olympics was held in Russia. Russian President Vladimir Putin gave the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" Award 4th class to Volosozhar. The Grand Prix season of the year of the year of the year of the year of the year of the year of the year of the year of the year of the year of the year of the year of the year of the year of the year of the year of the year of the year The pair decided to pull out due to the shoulder injury that will require surgery. They decided to sit out the entire season.They won the gold medal at the 2015 Nebelhorn Trophy after sitting out the previous season. The Trophée ric Bompard and the NHK Trophy were assigned to them. After the second day of the competition was canceled in the wake of the Paris attacks, the results of the short program were decided. An injury to Volosozhar caused them to withdraw from the NHK Trophy. They decided to compete at the Russian Championships in December after recovering from her injury. They won their third National title by placing first in both the short program and free skate. At the European Championships in Bratislava, Slovakia, on January 27–31, the four-time European title winners, Volosozhar and <mask>, took their fourth European title with a total of 222.66 points, outclassing the second-place finishers, Germans Aliona SavThey decided to skip the season in order to have a baby. The first pair skaters to break the 220 mark in the overall score was achieved at the World Championships. The first pair to break the 230 mark in the overall score was achieved at the Nebelhorn Trophy. The first pair skaters to break the 80 mark in the short program were at the Nebelhorn Trophy. The first pair of skaters to break the 150 mark in the free skate were at the Nebelhorn Trophy. The record for the pairs' combined total score was held by a former world record holder. The pairs' short program score of 84.17 is the current world record.The record for the pairs' free skating score was held by a former world record holder. First pair skaters in history to win both the Olympics gold medal in pairs and the inaugural team event. First European figure skater to achieve a Career Super Grand Slam under the current ISU judging system by winning gold in all major ISU championship titles including the Junior Grand Prix Final, World Junior Championships, Grand Prix Final, European Championships, World Championships, and Winter Olympic Games. Short program results only are included in the list of world record scores. The results became final after the free skate was canceled on the second day of the competition in the wake of the Paris attacks. The medals are only awarded for the team results. Russian male pair skaters Living people Sports people from Perm, Russia 1983 births Olympic figure skaters of Russia Figure skaters at the 2010 Winter Olympics World Figure skating Championships


title: Eddy Nait Slimani

texts: A French kickboxer is currently signed to the SuperKombat Fighting Championship. He is a world champion. He was the ninth ranked featherweight in the world by Combat Press. At Stars Night in January, <mask> made his professional kickboxing debut. He won the fight. <mask> defeated Fernaandez in the same way. <mask> participated in the World GBC Tour 5 tournament.He won both the semifinals and finals by decision. In his next three fights, <mask> defeated Anthony Recio, Soufiane Hammani and Mehdi Traia. He participated in a tournament. He beat William Saidi by knockout in the semifinals and won the tournament with a decision win against Vang Moua. After his second tournament win, <mask> <mask> was scheduled to fight Edson Fortes at La Nuit des Gladiateurs, but he won the fight by decision. He was going to fight Allan Gozdzicki for the WKN European title. <mask> beat Gozdzicki.Following a successful title defense against Antoine Habash at World GBC Tour 8, <mask> <mask> took part in the Simply The Boxe four man tournament. He beat Yohann Drai by a split decision in the finals. The first loss of <mask>'s professional career was against Castagna. The two of them fought again and this time it was <mask> who won. The Battle of Saint-Raphael 3 was supposed to be a fight between Antonio Campoy and <mask> <mask>. Campoy was knocked out in the first round. In his second World GBC Tour four man tournament, <mask> <mask> faced Cosmin Podoriu in the semifinals.<mask> won the tournament with a second-round knockout of Bennoui. <mask> signed a one-year contract with Glory after a decision victory. <mask> won his first fight by a decision. <mask> beat Stephane Candel and Mehdi Berisha. At Glory 31: Amsterdam, <mask> fought a muay thai legend. <mask> won the fight against Bernard by decision. He was going to fight Masaaki Noiri for the title.Noiri won the fight by knockout. At Stars Night, <mask> defeated Modibo Diarra by decision. He fought David Mejia in Paris. <mask> defeated Mejia. At Capital Fights 2, <mask> challenged Reine for the ISKA K-1 World title. Reine won the title by decision. The second fight between <mask> <mask> and Antoine Habash was for the WAKO Pro World title.<mask> beat Habash by a second-round knockout. <mask> <mask> was going to fight for the WKN World -64.5 kilogram title. Kim was knocked out in the first round. <mask> won the fight by decision. He won his next three fights. At Enfusion 60, he lost an extra round decision in the second fight of his career. In November of last year, <mask> fought Daniel Puertas Gallardo for the title.He defeated Gallardo by split decision. He defeated Yvan Naccari by a majority decision in his next fight. <mask> defeated Sergey Kulyaba by a split decision to retain his NDC title. <mask> was going to fight Adam Noi for the Arena Fight Championship 2 title. The entire event was delayed due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Hayat Khyzer was scheduled to face <mask> <mask>. He won the fight.The SuperKombat Fighting Championship was signed by <mask> <mask>. He made his promotional debut against Mo Monteur for the world super lightweight title. <mask> was knocked out in the first round. Hayat Khyzer is a member of the La Nuit Des Gladiateurs. Yvan Naccari is on the World GBC Tour 14 in Mazan, France. The Monte-Carlo Fighting Trophy was held in Monaco, France. The Capital Fights 2 were held in Paris, France.The style is "text-align:center; background:#cfc;" The World GBC Tour 9 Semi Final is happening in France. The style is "text-align:center; background:#cfc;" The style is "text-align:center; background:#cfc;" The style is "text-align:center; background:#cfc;" The background is white, the center is left, and the decision is 3. The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846The background is white, the center is bgcolor, the left is Win and the right is Decision.

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title: Robert Kinoshita

texts: <mask> was an American artist, art director, set and production designer who worked in the American film and television industries from the 1950s through the early 1980s. He was born in Los Angeles and grew up in the Boyle Heights neighborhood. He went to the University of Southern California to study architecture after graduating from Roosevelt High School. He received a bachelor's degree in architecture and design from USC in 1940. The Poston War Relocation Center was where the Matsuyamas were held during World War II. His career as a writer began with Hundred Men and a Girl in 1937, but it took several years after the war for him to return to the big screen and build the famous Robby the Robot. The designer of three of the most famous robots in science fiction, Tobor from the 1954 film Tobor the Great, Robby the Robot from the films Forbidden Planet and The Invisible Boy, as well as the 1957 television pilot Here Comes Tobor, is Robots and Kinoshita <mask>.Robby the Robot was created at a cost of between $125,000 and $1,000,000 and was the result of a number of individuals, although the final design is usually attributed to Kino. The art director for the Lost in Space series was hired by Irwin Allen. Two of the many tasks to befall <mask> were to come up with a robot and redesign the pilot film's space ship into what would become the Jupiter 2. The robot's model number was "B9." He was referred to as the robot in the show. He was created by the combination of actors Bob May and Dick Tufeld. In the Lost in Space episodes "War of the Robots" and "Condemned of Space", Robby the Robot appeared as a guest robotoid and robot.His credits include art direction on four well-known TV shows: Highway Patrol, Bat Materson, Hawaii Five-O, and Kojak. The Phantom Planet is one of the features that <mask> contributed to. The B9 robot fan club provided an interview with <mask> on his 94th birthday. <mask> was 100 years old when he died in December. The Six Million Dollar Man: Wine, Women and War was directed by Russ Mayberry. The movie was directed by Chuck Barris and Matt Houston was the TV series.

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title: Kevin J. Anderson

texts: <mask> is an American science fiction author. He has written spin-off novels. Brian Herbert is the co-author of the Dune prequel series. The Saga of Seven Suns series was nominated for a Nebula Award. He has written several comic books, including the Dark Horse Star Wars series, written in collaboration with Tom Veitch. Enemies & Allies, about the first meeting of Batman and Superman, is one of <mask>'s superhero novels. Over 50 of <mask>'s books have been on US and international bestseller lists, and he has more than 23 million books in print worldwide.Rebecca Moesta is his wife. They live in Monument, Colorado. <mask> is a professor at Western Colorado University. At least three times, <mask> has been a keynote speaker at the Life, the Universe, and Everything professional science fiction and fantasy arts symposium. The Colorado Authors Hall of Fame included Stephen King and <mask>. <mask><mask> was born in 1962, and grew up in Oregon, Wisconsin. The War of the Worlds influenced <mask> a lot.He wrote "Injection" when he was eight years old. He has written ever since he bought a typewriter at ten. In his freshman year in high school, he submitted his first short story to a magazine, but it took two more years before one of his manuscripts was accepted. They paid him in copies of the magazine after it was accepted. He sold his first story for $12.50 in his senior year. <mask> met Rebecca Moesta and Doug Beason while working at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Moesta and <mask> would later marry each other.<mask>'s first novel, Resurrection, Inc., was published in 1988 and was nominated for an award. His 1993 collaboration with Beason was nominated for a Locus Award. The X-Files novels were written by <mask>. Ground Zero and Ruins made the New York Times Best Seller list. <mask> was hired to write novels in the Star Wars expanded universe and published the Jedi Academy trilogy in 1994. The Young Jedi Knights series was written by him and Moesta. As a noted Star Wars novelist, <mask> was a participant in the FidoNet Star Wars Echo, a 1990s bulletin board system forum cited as one of the earliest influential forms of Star Wars on-line fandom.In 1997, <mask> and Brian Herbert signed a $3 million deal to write a trilogy of books based on the novel Dune. The ongoing Dune prequel series began in 1999 with Dune: House Atreides. Frank Herbert's son and <mask> have built on the foundation of the original Dune novels, according to Publishers Weekly. The sequel to Frank Herbert's final novel Chapterhouse: Dune, Sandworms of Dune, has also been published by <mask> and Brian Herbert. The Hellhole trilogy of novels unrelated to Dune was released by <mask> and Herbert. <mask> was asked to write The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, a novelization of the film of the same name, after releasing the steampunk/adventure novel Captain Nemo: The Fantastic History of a Dark Genius. He wrote the novelization for Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow in 2004.The first book in the Frankenstein series was co-written by <mask> and Dean Koontz. The Saga of Seven Suns was an original space opera series by <mask>. The Saga of Shadows is a sequel trilogy. In his Dan Shamble, Zombie P.I., <mask> published four novels and two short stories. The series between 2012 and the present. Rush's drummer, Neil Peart, and <mask> collaborated on a novelization of Clockwork Angels, an album by the Canadian rock band. <mask> and Peart reprised their roles in Clockwork Lives in 2015.WordFire Press was founded in 2011 by <mask> and Moesta to release some of their out-of-print books in paperback and/or e-book formats. Several out-of-print or previously unpublished novels by Frank Herbert have subsequently been published and reprinted by them. The Pulitzer Prize-winning political novel Advise and Consent was acquired by WordFire. That novel was out of print for over a decade before it was re-released by WordFire in February of last year. Advise and Consent, A Shade of Difference, Capable of Honor, Preserve and Protect, Come Nineveh, Come Tyre, and The Promise of Joy were all published by the company. There were two decisions in 1979 and 1983. WordFire released four previously unpublished novels by Frank Herbert, who died in 1986: High-Opp, Angels' Fall, A Game of Authors and A Thorn in the Bush.These were announced in <mask>'s post. The Heaven Makers, The Godmakers, and Direct Descent were all re-released by WordFire, as well as Man of Two Worlds, an out-of-print novel cowritten by Herbert and his. The Prelude to Dune trilogy, as well as <mask>'s Dan Shamble, Zombie P.I., have non-US/Canadian e-book rights to WordFire. There is a series of novels. There are awards and nominations for Resurrection, Inc. The X-Files novel was voted the "best science fiction novel of 1996" by the readers of the New York Times. Works <mask> has published over 120 books, over 50 of which have been on US and international bestseller lists, and he has more than 23 million books in print worldwide.<mask><mask>'s interview is on <mask><mask>'s website. Modern Signed Books had an interview with the author of Eternity's Mind.

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title: David Mullen (singer)

texts: <mask> is a former Blues Pop singer and musician. He became well known as a film score composer. He won the GMA Dove Award for New Artist of the Year in 1990. His last album was recorded in 1994. He has written and produced several recordings for other Christian artists. The 1998 Dove Award for Song of the Year was shared by <mask> and Nicole, who wrote the song "On My Knees" for Jaci Velasquez. The couple divorced.He made the music for Threads: A Pond Full of Pigs. The headquarters of the artist relations department of Yamaha International is located in the historic district of Franklin, Tennessee and was restored by <mask> and Toby Mac. The album Revival was nominated for a gramophone award and the song Larry-boy was the best song written for a motion picture. "Tuesday's Child: The Best of Steven Curtis Chapman" was released in 1996. "The Blood" - <mask>, Revival, 1990 2 "with a bullet" on R&R. 2 at A/C."A Dream to Believe In" was written and produced by Nicole C Mullen. Peaks at #2 "with a bullet" on the CHR National Airplay Charts and #2 at A/C. "A Dream to Believe In" was written and produced by Nicole C Mullen. Hetti-Marie produced and wrote all of the singles "Jordan Miller" and "A Dream to Believe In". "Redemption" Hetti-Marie produced and wrote all of the singles for Jordan Miller. 1 on the Christian music chart. 19 is on the Hot 100.All Pro Dad is a fatherhood initiative founded by Tony Dungy and is being developed into a TV show. The album is No. 7. 1 on the Christian music chart. 19 is on the Hot 100. <mask> was in the studio with Nicole C <mask> and Ed Cash to executive produce her first offering. Revolution Pictures has TV shows and films in development. The production of Trin-i-tee 5:7's Angel & Channele was nominated for a Dove Award.Beginning with Christmas in America, <mask> became the music supervisor for the American Policy Roundtable's Live radio series. The reviews are similar to Prairie Home Companion. Pre-production has been done for several TV shows. Performers of Christian music 1964 births are mentioned.

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title: Krzysztof Matyjaszewski

texts: <mask> "Kris<mask> is a Polish-American chemist. He is the J.C. Warner Professor of the Natural Sciences and is best known for the discovery of atom transfer radical polymerization. Matyjaszewski was elected a member of the National Academy of Engineering in 2006 for expanding the capabilities of controlled/living polymerizations and developing ATRP. He won the Wolf Prize in Chemistry in 2011. The Bauman Moscow Higher Technical School (now Bauman Moscow State Technical University) in Moscow is where Matyjaszewski graduated after studying chemistry at the Lodz University of Technology. He received a PhD from the Center of Molecular and Macromolecular Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences in 1976, and a fellowship at the University of Florida in 1977. He was a research associate of the Polish Academy of Sciences from 1978 to 1984.<mask> was a research associate and visiting professor at the University of Paris from 1984 to 1985. He joined the chemistry department in 1985. The Center for Macromolecular Engineering was founded by him. The National Science Foundation is one of the funders of the Center. The J.C. Warner Professor of Natural Sciences was appointed in 1998. He was named a University Professor in 2004. Mayjaszewski is a professor in the department of materials science and engineering.<mask> was the head of the Department of Chemistry at Carnegie Mellon from 1994 to 1998. He formed a research consortium with various industrial corporations to expand the understanding of controlled radical polymerization, including ATRP, and accelerate the transfer of this technology to different commercial applications. The second consortium, theCRP Consortium, formed under his leadership in 2001, continues and expands these efforts, training university and industrial scientists in procedures for responsive polymeric material development. Matyjaszewski was an associate professor at the University of Pittsburgh and at the Polish Academy of Sciences. Matyjaszewski holds 142 international patents and is a co-inventor on 52 U.S. patented technologies. More than 200 undergrad, graduate and post-doc students have been taught by Matyjaszewski since he joined Carnegie Mellon. More than 1000 peer-reviewed scientific papers have been co-authored by him.His work has been cited in the scientific literature more than 89,000 times, making him one of the most cited chemists in the world. The Chinese Chemical Society has an Editorial Advisory Board. The National Institute of Materials Science (Japan) Award, the Dreyfus Prize in the Chemical Sciences, and the 2012 Dannie Heineman Prize are some of the awards that Matyjaszewski has received. He received the Charles G. Overberger Prize from the American Chemical Society. Matyjaszewski's work has been recognized in Poland. In 2004, he received the Annual Prize of the Foundation of Polish Science, the most prestigious scientific award in Poland. In 2005, he became a foreign member of the Polish Academy of Science, and in 2007, he received a degree from the University of Technology in Poland.He has received degrees from a number of institutions, including the University of Athens, the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Polytechnic Institute in Toulouse, France, and the Pusan National University in South Korea.

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title: Jimmy Witherspoon

texts: The American jump blues singer <mask> was born on August 8, 1920. <mask> was born in Gurdon, Arkansas. His mother was an avid piano player and his father was a railroad worker. <mask> is a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Merchant Marines were eventually joined by <mask>. During World War II, Teddy Weatherford's band made regular radio broadcasts over the US armed forces radio service. Jay McShann's band made their first records with Witherspoon.His first hit was "Ain't Nobody's Business", a song that came to be regarded as his signature tune, after he first recorded under his own name in 1947. He had hits with "No Rollin' Blues" and "Big Fine Girl", both of which were recorded with the Gene Gilbeaux Orchestra. On May 10, 1949, they were recorded at a "Just Jazz" concert in Pasadena, California. "Times Gettin' Tougher Than Tough" is a classic composition. The Cavalcade of Jazz concerts were held in Los Angeles at Wrigley Field and were produced by Leon Hefflin. <mask> is one of the most sought-after blues singers in the business, according to the program description. He has a strong, clear voice that you would hear in the classics.Although he has sung the blues, he can also sing ballads. The fifth Cavalcade of Jazz concert was held on July 10, 1949, and he was a part of it. The seventh Cavalcade of Jazz concert was held on July 8, 1951, and <mask> was a part of it. He last appeared at the eighth Cavalcade of Jazz on June 1, 1952. Also featured that day were Anna Mae Winburn and Her Sweethearts, Jerry Wallace, Roy Brown, and Josephine Baker. <mask>'s style of blues became unfashionable in the mid-1950s, but he returned to popularity with his 1959 album at the Monterey Jazz Festival. <mask> later recorded with other people.He toured Europe with Buck Clayton in 1961, returned to the UK many times in the 1960's, and featured on a live UK recording in the 1960's. To Seek a New Home was recorded in 1970 by Brother Jack McDuff and features British jazz musicians, including Terry Smith. The album Guilty! was recorded by Witherspoon in the 70s. The CD was called Black & White Blues and featured Eric Burdon and the San Quentin Prison Band. He toured with a band of his own. A recording from this period, titled "Spoonful", features a group of people, including Joe Sample, Cornell Dupree, and Bernard Purdie. He recorded and performed into the 1990s.Other performers with whom <mask> recorded include <mask>, Earl "Fatha" Hines, Vernon Alley, Mel Lewis, Teddy Edwards, Gerald Wiggins, John Clayton, Paul Humphrey, Pepper Adams, Kenny Burrell, Harry "Sweets" Edison, <mask>, Long John Baldry, Junior In the 1995 film Georgia, <mask> played a traveling, gun-collecting blues singer who has a relationship with a troubled character. He played two roles in To Sleep with Anger and The Black Godfather. On September 18, 1997, <mask> died of throat cancer in Los Angeles, California.

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title: Samuel I. Cabell

texts: <mask><mask> was a wealthy Virginia plantation owner who may have been murdered for marrying one of his former slaves and providing for their descendants. Although seven white men were acquitted of a crime, his will was honored and his descendants went on to lead productive lives. West Virginia State University is a historically black college located approximately nine miles west of the new state capital at Charleston. His death record indicates that he was born in Georgia, though some thought he was related to the <mask> family, one of the First Families of Virginia. This man is distantly related to <mask>, who was the leader of the American Revolutionary War before returning to run plantations in the upper James River Watershed, as well as being a member of the Virginia General Assembly and the U.S. House of Representatives. The James River Canal was designed to link the James River to the Kanawha River on the other side of the Appalachian Mountains, thus allowing goods from the Ohio River valley to reach ports including the state capital. <mask>, one of Col. S. J. <mask>'s sons, would die in Mississippi and his son, <mask>, would be different.The West Virginia Cabells are thought to be descended from Col. <mask>, who served in the Virginia General Assembly. Records relating to his descendants were destroyed in a fire at the Buckingham County courthouse, but his will was discovered in the mid-1970s. Alexander A <mask> and Napoleon Bonaparte <mask> would be his third and second wives, as well as raising an unnamed son of his second wife Elizabeth Brierton Jones. <mask> <mask> was the son of Col. <mask> and lived most of his life in Monroe County, which became West Virginia during the American Civil War. The James River and New River drain Monroe County, but his twin sons <mask><mask> and <mask> were born in 1814. He may have had an independent streak from his non-emigrant grandfather, <mask>, for he converted to Christianity. John J<mask> was one of the original 20 investors in the Kanawha Salt Company, which purchased the interests of seven entities then manufacturing salt from brine in the 10 mile stretch along the Great Kanawha River.Until the American Civil War, Kanawha county had the highest percentage of slaves of any Virginia County west of the Appalachians. John J<mask> and other subscribers agreed to market their salt together and promised to reduce the quality of salt manufactured at their furnaces, since they believed oversupply existed in 1817. Steele, Donnally and Steele were the largest producers of that place and era. Some non-participants tried to get the Virginia General Assembly to make capping a brine well a felony. In 1822 and 1824, William Steele and Company tried to control production with contracts with John J. Cabell and Walter Trimble, or any of the other parties. Dr. J.J<mask> died in the salines in 1834. In November of 1831, John J<mask> reported that all manufacturers had agreed to cap production at one million acres, though the producers failed to agree about individual quota, and by 1835 production had reached nearly 2 million acres.The Kanawha Salt Association reached its highest production level in the early 1850s. Kanawha salt won a prize at two Paris expositions. Although the Kanawha salines remained the country's largest producer of that vital commodity for curing meat and other uses until the American Civil War, other salines came into production along the Ohio River, as well as rock salt mines in New York state and Michigan. Slaveowner in Kanawha County and his friend Napoleon Bonaparte <mask> were responsible for Kanawha salt sales and collections in the Ohio River Watershed between Louisville, Kentucky and Cairo, Illinois. Napoleon Bonaparte <mask> was named one of the trustees in <mask>'s will after his murder. N.B. was after the American Civil War. The West Virginia Colliery Company was run by <mask>'s sons.The 1830 U.S. Census shows that <mask>. Cabbel was a slaveholder of between 20 and 30 years old and had 11 enslaved black males and two black females. 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On July 18, 1865, <mask> I. Cabell was murdered. A week after his death, a weekly pro-Union newspaper reported his arrest.Some papers blamed the Union League for denying such and others mentioned the victim's rebel sympathies. Several trials were held, but transcripts were not found. Clerk office records show that the accused were found not guilty. <mask> did not file a will at the Kanawha County courthouse, although the clerk's office later acquired at least four wills, all manumitting Mary Barnes and their children. November 24, 1851 is when the first will was written. Slaves who fled during the Civil War or were taken by Union troops were denied manumission by the last will. The number of wills reflects <mask>'s growing family, as well as Virginia state laws and legal decisions in the 1850s which made manumission more difficult.Mary and her children were allowed to change their names in 1869 after the Kanawha County Commissioners found their wills valid. Napoleon Bonaparte <mask> was named the legal guardian of the six youngest children in 1865 and the estate was divided between Mary and the children in 1870 and 1871. Although some of <mask>'s descendants moved from the area, the town that developed on the former plantation became a haven in a sometimes racist environment. When the federal government passed a law which would deny funds to states which refused higher education to black children, West Virginia purchased 30 acres of what had been <mask>'s land from his daughter Marina, who may have become the first black postmistress in the state. The family graveyard is owned by the college and includes his tombstone spelling his name "Cabble" and where his widow was buried in 1900. Other parts of the property became an industrial plant for chemicals and a rehabilitation center. Salt production stopped after an industrial fire in 1945.The J.Q. is a book. Dickinson Salt Works is a small business. 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