title: Mona Sahlin

texts: The leader of the opposition and leader of the Swedish Social Democratic Party was born in 1957. From 1982 to 1996 and again from 2002 to 2011, Sahlin was a Member of Parliament. From 1994 to 1995 she was a minister in the Swedish government. Gran Persson resigned as leader of the Social Democratic Party after it was defeated in the 2006 general election. For the first time since 1907, a female leader of the Swedish Social Democratic Party did not serve as Prime Minister of Sweden. Her successor Hkan Juholt became the second living person to do so. Following another electoral defeat for the Social Democrats, she decided to step down as party chairman.<mask> was born in Vsternorrland County, Sweden. Her father worked at youth care schools. The family moved to Jrla in the mid 1960s. Ingvar Carlsson had an advisor to her father. The "Barbie Club" was founded at the age of seven by <mask>. She loved soccer and music as a child. The selection for the song to represent Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 1969 was done by one of the back up singers, <mask>.The song came in second place. Secondary school was completed in 1977 for <mask>, who was educated at Nacka Samskola and Sdra Latin. She was the vice chairperson of the Swedish Pupils' Association from 1976 to 1977. She later became a trade union representative for the Swedish National Union of State Employees. At 13 years old, <mask> joined the Swedish support group for the Viet Cong. At the age of 16, he began his political career in the Swedish Social Democratic Youth League. During the Vietnam War, Sahlin joined the Swedish FNL group.He was elected to the Riksdag as the youngest member of parliament in 1982. After the Social Democrats lost power in 1991, she became a spokesman for the party on labour market issues. She was the party secretary from 1992 to 1994. She criticized government reforms, particularly on social welfare and employees' rights, saying they needed to be reversed. When the Social Democrats regained power in 1994, she left her position as Minister for Gender Equality and deputy prime minister. The Christian Democratic Spanish-Swedish Public Auditor Carlos Medina de Rebolledo led an investigation in 1995 that claimed that the main candidate to succeed Ingvar Carlsson as Prime Minister was <mask>. She admitted at a news conference that she had used a Government credit card.She admitted to failing to pay 19 parking tickets and several bills for her children's day care on time. She apologized in a newspaper. As a result of the transactions, the chief prosecutor Jan Danielsson initiated a preliminary investigation and it was concluded that there was no violation. She paid the bills and an extra 15,000 kronor to the Treasury. The controversy was dubbed the "Toblerone affair" due to the inclusion of Toblerone bars on the credit card statement. From 1996 to 1997 Sahlin worked as a self-employed owner of a small company and as a television reporter. In 1997 she was elected chairman of the European Council Against Racism and in 1998 she became the head of the Social Democratic youth education school.When Prime Minister Gran Persson appointed her as Minister without Portfolio in 1998, she returned to national politics. From 1998 to 2002 she worked in the Ministry of Industry, Employment and Communication and from 2002 to 2004 she worked in the Ministry of Justice as the "Minister for Democracy and Integration". In 2004, she was the Social Democratic minister for integration of refugees and her public positions indicated an opposition to proposed restrictions on asylum seekers. After the Social Democratic lost in the 2006 election, Gran Persson decided to retire as party leader. The most likely candidate was not considered to be a successor. Local and regional party organisation supported both Carin Jmtin and Margot Wallstrm. A possible candidate was Ulrica Messing.According to Wallstrm, Jmtin and Messing, they wouldn't stand for the post and instead supported Sahlin. She accepted the position of party leader on 18 January, after being asked by the Election Committee. She was elected unanimously at the extra party congress. In January 2007, support for the new centre-right government of Sweden dropped so much that it showed the left bloc as having much stronger support. This allowed the leader of the biggest opposition party to lead the opposition against the PM. According to a poll published in Expressen, the four-party Alliance claimed a combined 50 percent voter support while the Sahlin-led opposition had 45.2%. A Sifo poll showed that only 27 percent of Swedes were confident or extremely confident in her leadership ability, while the public's confidence in her was measured at 60 percent.A number of left-wing party members objected to her candidacy for party leader because she was described as a scion of the party's more moderate members. In January 2007, the chairman of the Trade Union Confederation, Wanja Lundby-Wedin, expressed full support for Sahlin and several powerful party districts around the country. The formation of the Red-Green alliance between the Social Democrats and the Green Party was one of her key initiatives. The Social Democratic Party received 24.41 percent of the votes in the European Parliament election held on 7 June 2009, a slight reduction from the 2004 election in which the party received 24.56 percent. Since the introduction of universal suffrage in Sweden in 1921, the lowest result for the Social Democratic Party has been this one. "If there's not a plus in front of our figures it's a deep failure," he said in a speech before trade unionists during the election campaign. She was the leader of the Social Democratic Party when she failed to oust the Prime Minister.The largest party in Sweden in 2010 was the Social Democrats, who received the lowest percentage of votes in their history. She resigned as leader of the Social Democratic Party on March 25, 2011. Many Swedes are envious of immigrants because they have a culture, a history, and something that ties them together. The only things Swedes have are Midsummer Night and silly things. Karen Jespersen, a former Minister of Integration, commented that cultural self-denial can be more monstrous and ghastly. In an op-ed after the terrorist attack in Belgium in March of last year, Sahlin maintained that the atrocities were the fault of the terrorists, as well as the critics of Islam, who made comments in online chat rooms. Jenny Sonesson said that she knows nothing about Islam.Sakine Madon criticized Sahlin for her refusal to address the reality of jihadism. The newspaper Expressen reported on 5 May 2016 that Sahlin had lied about her bodyguard's salary in order to help him get a mortgage. The bodyguard had a monthly salary of 43 000 skel, but a confirmation letter stated that he had a salary of 120 000 skel. When confronted with the issue, she first made a false statement that she had paid the difference out of her own pocket, before changing her mind after she was proven to be false. The Toblerone case of the 1990s was mentioned by the media as being similar to the case of <mask>, who was caught using her government credit card to pay for private expenses. In November of last year, Sahlin was found guilty of tax evasion. In both 2015 and 2016 she failed to declare her income from writing and lecturing.She had to pay a fine. Personal life has one brother and two sisters. Her brother is the former lead singer of Japop and owns a production company. The chief of staff at the Tenants' Association is her sister. Bo was a politician who later became the CEO of the Social Democratic media company AiP Media Produktion. Jenny is one of the couple's three children. Gustav was born in 1983The two men died as a result of heart failure. She has a child named Ann-Sofie from a previous relationship. There are External links on the Swedish Parliament's web site.

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title: Isabella Cannon

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> was the first female mayor of Raleigh, North Carolina, from 1977 until 1979. She defeated the incumbent Mayor, Jyles Coggins, at the age of 73. She was known as "the little old lady in tennis shoes" when she was mayor of Raleigh. <mask> died at the age of 97. <mask> was born on May 12, 1904, in 15 Downieville Crescent, Dunfermline, Scotland, and came to the United States with her family in 1916. She graduated from Winecoff High School in North Carolina in 1924 with a Bachelor of Arts in English and Science. She was a teacher at the high school and later a business manager at the college.She had a variety of work experience, including her position as the mayor of Raleigh. From 1925 to 1928, she was the director of the experimental school of religious education at the college and later worked as a cashier at the banking and trust company. She became a payroll manager at WRAL Radio Station in Raleigh and worked until 1943. She worked for the French Supply Council in Washington D.C. from 1944 to 1945. For the next two years, she was an interviewer for overseas financial clearance for returning and terminated personnel in the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. She traveled overseas with her husband, <mask>, who was serving in diplomatic service, from 1947 to 1954. He died in Raleigh after returning to the United States.After fifteen years, she became the director of the library at North Carolina State University. The first female mayor of Raleigh was elected in 1977. The New York Times reported on November 13, 1977 that the victory of a 73-year-old political novice who upset a vigorous, veteran incumbent is considered the latest skirmish in a continuing power struggle. Her victory over the previous mayor, Jyles Coggins, was surprising news for many people, not only because of her age, but also because of his widespread support from the city residents. She was able to win the election based on her motto of "planned growth." She served one term after being sworn in. She was defeated by a city councilman.The doctor of laws degree was awarded to <mask> in 1978. Mrs. <mask> was nominated for Woman of the Year by the Ladies Home Journal. She was the Woman of the Year from 1980 to 1981 by the September Days Clubs. She was the first woman to receive the Elon medallion in 1991. <mask> was awarded the Order of the Long Leaf Pine in 1999 for her service to North Carolina. She was elected to the National Women's Hall of Fame a year before receiving the prestigious award. She was the first woman to be honored at the University's 2009 Founder's Day celebration.The park was renamed in her honor. She was an active member of the community after she was the mayor of Raleigh. She was the President of the University Park Homeowners Association. She was the first Vice President of Precinct #1- Raleigh and served as a Vice Presidency for the North Carolina Senior Citizens Association. The Committee on Constitutional Integrity, Inc., the North Carolina State Youth Council, and the Executive Board of Directors were all chaired by <mask>. In 1980, she was appointed to the Mayor's committee for the United Nations by the Wake County Chapter of the United Nations. She was a member of the League of Women's Voters, Mordecai Square Historical Society, Raleigh N.O.W., and the Wake Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.<mask> was a charter member of the Wake County Democratic Women, an Associate member of both the Wake County Democratic Men and the Wake County Young Democrats, and was on the Executive Committee of the Elon College Alumni Association. There are references to Pam. There will be a historic Founder's Day celebration next week. ThePendulum. 3 March 2009. The website of the library. The library is at the university.27 March 2009. The story is at www.elon.edu/pendulum. There is an inventory of the <mask> Collection. The University of Elon. 16 April 2009. http://www.elon.edu/library/ead/msscoll013isabellacannon. Owens is the name of the person.The grants were secured by North Carolina's Elon University. The Times- News. The year 2003 began on 15 January. Newspaper Source Plus. The library is at the university. 27 March 2009. Raleigh Mayoral Vote Caps Struggle over Growth; Immigrated from Scotland.The New York Times. 13 November 1977 There is a service called ProQuest. The library is at the university. 27 March 2009. http://select.ny Times.com/gst/abstract. What was the name of the person?The University of Elon. 16 April 2009. http://www.elon.edu/e-web/academics/international_studies/icannon.xhtml There are links to oral history interviews with the American South 2002 deaths of 1904 births.

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title: Anne-Sophie Mutter

texts: Anne-<mask> was born in 1963. She was supported early in her career by Herbert von Karajan. <mask> was born in the German town of Rheinfelden, which lies some east of Basel on the northern bank of the High Rhine river, across from the Swiss town of the same name. She began playing the violin at the age of five. She began studying with Erna Honigberger after listening to a recording of violinists Yehudi Menuhin and Wilhelm Furtwngler. She continued her studies after Honigberger's death. Mutter stopped attending school to devote herself full-time to music after her playing began to receive attention.Herbert von Karajan arranged for her to play with the Berlin Philharmonic. At the age of 13, she made her public debut on stage at the Lucerne Festival, playing Mozart's Violin Concerto No. There are 4 in D major. She performed with the English Chamber Orchestra at the Salzburg Festival in 1977. Mutter recorded the Mozart Third and Fifth violin concerti with the Berlin Philharmonic at the age of 15. <mask> made her American debut with the New York Philharmonic. At the age of 22, she was made a fellow of the Royal Academy of Music and head of its faculty of international violin studies.She played for the first time at Carnegie Hall on her tour of Canada and the US in 1988. In 1998 she played and recorded the complete set of Beethoven's Violin Sonatas, which were broadcast on television in many countries. When she turned 45 in 2008, <mask> appeared to indicate on French television that she would be retiring. She said that she would continue to play as long as she felt she could bring something new to the table. Mutter is known for her performances of contemporary music. There are several pieces written for or dedicated to her, including Henri Dutilleux's sur le mme accord, Krzysztof Penderecki's Second Violin Concerto, Witold Lutosawski's Chain 2 and the orchestral version of Partita. In August 2007, she played a violin piece."In tempus." Her ex husband, conductor and composer, André Previn, dedicated his Violin Concerto "Anne-Sophie" (2001) to her; they recorded the pice with the Boston Symphony Orchestra in 2003 and were awarded aGrammy for the recording in 2005. John Williams composed original music for her, including a pice for violin, strings and harp called "Markings", a collection of arrangements of movie themes composed by him for violin and orchestra. The live album "John Williams in Vienna" was the best-selling album of orchestral music in 2020. She has received a number of awards throughout her career, including the Polar Music Prize and the Praemium Imperiale. <mask> has appeared on stage in elegant gowns. <mask> who told her to go to Paris and get a decent dress. She had her love for custom-made dresses started when she shortened a few dresses that she purchased around 18 years of age. 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She has two violins, one of which was made in 1703 and the other in 1710.She also has a Finnigan-Klaembt and a Regazzi. According to <mask>, a Stradivari is always special as a piece of craftsmanship, but what sets these instruments apart is their capacity to carry even the lightest of pianissimos to the very last row of any hall. It is the best instrument I could have, with its own personality, as well as the unlimited scope of colors it is able to show. It is 300 years old and sensitive to temperature changes. <mask> married her first husband in 1989 and had two children. In 1995 he died of cancer. She dedicated her recording to him.She wed the pianist, composer, and conductor in 2002. In 2006 the couple divorced, but continued to collaborate musically. <mask> said that she was positive for COVID-19 on March 26, 2020. Anne-Sophie <mask> and Lambert Orkis received an award for their performance of Beethoven: The Violin Sonatas. 1–3, Op. Nos. 12 and Nos. 1–3, Op.Anne-Sophie <mask> and André Previn received an award for their performance of the violin duet "Anne-Sophie" with the orchestra. 2, Metamorphosen, Anne-Sophie <mask>, James Levine, and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for Berg: Violin Concerto/Rihm: Time Chant.

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title: Bryant Dunston

texts: <mask>. is a professional basketball player who plays for Anadolu Efes of the Turkish Basketball Super League and the EuroLeague. He is a member of the senior national team. He reached the EuroLeague Final in 2015, after winning the EuroLeague Best Defenders award twice. He was the top rebounder in the league. <mask> was selected to the All-EuroLeague Second Team. <mask> was born in southern Kentucky and grew up in LeFrak City, Queens. He graduated from St. John's Preparatory High School.Shawon <mask> was a former professional baseball player. The MLB has a 1 pick. <mask> played college basketball for the Fordham Rams. He was named to the First Team All-Metropolitan, Second Team All-Atlantic 10 Conference, and Atlantic 10 Conference All-Defensive Team. <mask> started in 118 of the 120 games he played in college. He finished his college career second on the all-time scoring list with 1,832 points and third on the all-time rebound list with 993. <mask> played in the Korean Basketball League.He left the Aris team in February of 2011. He joined the Israeli League club Bnei HaSharon after leaving Aris. Dunston joined Hapoel Holon after the 2010–11 season. He was the top rebounder in the league. Dunston was close to signing a guaranteed contract with the Brooklyn Nets in the summer of 2012 according to reports. He joined Pallacanestro Varese instead. Dunston signed a two-year contract with Olympiacos.In his first season in the EuroLeague, he averaged over ten points, five rebound, 1.1 steals, and 1.3 blocks per game. Real Madrid defeated Olympiacos in the quarter-finals of the EuroLeague. He was voted the EuroLeague's best defender. He was named the EuroLeague's best defender for the second season in a row. <mask> signed a two-year contract with Anadolu Efes. He signed a two-year contract extension with Anadolu Efes. Dunston signed a two-year contract extension with the club.He signed a two-year extension with an option for another year. Dunston was out for a month due to an eye injury. On June 16, 2015, he was included on the list of candidates for the senior Slovenian national basketball team for the EuroBasket 2015. He wouldn't represent Slovenia at the EuroBasket because he didn't have a passport in time. <mask> was invited to represent the senior national basketball team in the 2016 FIBA European Championship for Small Countries. The players are from Aris B.C. Greek Basket League players Hapoel Holon and Lega Basket are Naturalized citizens of Armenia.The Pallacanestro Varese players are Power forwards.

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title: Adam Spencer

texts: <mask> was born on January 29, 1969 in Australia. He became famous when he won the Raw Comedy talent search in 1996. He hosted the Triple J Breakfast Show with Wil Anderson before he started working at Triple J. He hosted Breakfast on ABC. He is a patron of science-related events and programs. He collaborated with Karl Kruszelnicki for the Sleek Geek Week tour. He hosts events and panels, writes mathematical recreation books, and performs his own comedy at events around the country.He was the number one ticket holder for the 2016 season and an avid supporter of the Australian rules football team. <mask> was born in 1969 in the Hunters Hill/Gladesville area. He had a seizure a few hours after birth and doctors found blood between his brain and skull. Twice in the first two days of his life, a priest was called to give the last rites. <mask> had a number of operations by eye surgeon Fred Hollows. Permanent ptosis (drooping of the upper eyelid) was caused by the deadening of the eyelid muscle. He was able to open his eye after receiving a transplant from a donor who had been in a motorcycle accident.His father died of cancer. He has two siblings, David and Leisha. <mask>'s favourite teacher at Boronia Park Public School was Ms Russell, who nurtured his love of mathematics when he was in second grade. He won a scholarship in 1981 to attend St Aloysius' College, where he was a vice-captain and captain of the Australian Schools Debating Team. He got a score of 200 out of 200 in four-unit math. During university, he worked as a dishwasher at a pancake restaurant. He belonged to Scouts Australia.He was the first in his family to attend university. He dropped out of economics and philosophy and took up mathematics to "round it out", but eventually became a mathematics major. He obtained a Bachelor of Science with first class honours in pure mathematics from the University of Sydney in 1991. He was one of the world's top debaters, reaching the final round of the World Universities Debating Championship three times, and winning the World's Best Individual Speaker in 1996. He won the debating championship twice. He was the president of the university. He was secretly entered into the Triple J Raw Comedy Championship in 1996 by a former girlfriend, and won the state championship, although this has also been reported as winning the second prize, as he came second in the national competition.<mask> is a host of ABC science shows. He was a regular on the O'Loghlin variety comedy show. He hosted the Visions for a Nation Federation Forum in 2001. The challenges facing Australia in the 21st century were the focus of the views of leading Australians. It was shown on the ABC. In August 2002, he made a guest appearance on Cheez TV, playing a burglar with a dislike for old Wham! There are songs.Radio Spencer was spotted by Triple J's senior broadcaster, Helen Razer, at the 1996 Raw Comedy Finals, when he provided a live impromptu weather segment involving mathematical equations. The approach to presenting maths via the weather has been noted by other mathematicians. He hosted segments during the midnight-to-dawn shifts after being invited to do occasional work at Triple J. He was a guest on Judith Lucy's Ladies Lounge afternoon show. He co-hosted the Departure Lounge when Lucy left Triple J. Helen left in 1998. <mask> hosted the breakfast show for 18 months in 1999.Triple J's renowned co-hosting of the breakfast show began with Wil Anderson. <mask> made 32 mathematical references in an episode of the show on 7 March 2001. Salmon Hater was a fictional metal band created in 2002 by Anderson and <mask>. It was ranked number 26 in Triple J's Hottest 100. Anderson and <mask> retired from the breakfast show in 2004. They hosted a comedy show, The Last Time, which toured around Australia and focused on their six years in co-hosting the show. The title of the tribute show was a joke on John Farnham's farewell tour.He began presenting Breakfast on the ABC in February of 2006 His hosting was described as having transformed ABC 702 into a science and maths, women's sports and soft rock loving place to be. Alex Lloyd performed a rewritten version of his song at his farewell show. <mask> was ranked second in the breakfast slot. He was replaced by a Triple J alumni. <mask> hosted a radio show on Qantas Airlines. <mask> has hosted science-related events and has held guest spots at a wide range of festivals and conferences.During Youth Week in 2003 <mask> was interviewed about issues affecting teens. He went through the Wheel of Fortune's formal auditioning process in 2004. He played on the show in June 2004. He won a telescope after becoming a carry-over champion. He has hosted the Prime Minister's Prizes for Science for several years. The <mask>/University of Sydney Eureka Schools Prize for Lateral Thinking is a sponsored award. The awards were issued in 2003 and 2004.<mask> has presented televised coverage of Trop Fest for a number of years. Vince Gilligan was interviewed at the Sydney Writers' Festival. <mask> has written several mathematical recreation books. <mask> provided commentary in an ABC online article about the interpretation of the AKS algorithm. The ABC published a trilogy of CDs of <mask>'s music. The CD series was issued under a different name than the MyTunes program. Mytunes 2 and 3 were included.For Julie McCrossin's book, Love, Lust and Latex (2000), <mask> was interviewed about how to pursue a safe and happy sex life. <mask> was interviewed for a chapter on prelabour in the book Cheers to childbirth: a dad's guide to childbirth support. <mask> lost 25 kilograms in 2000 at the request of his ex-girlfriend. He told Melanie Mossman the answer to the quiz at the pub, "The actor is George Clooney and the film is Solaris." On the final day of his breakfast show in 2004, he announced that he would be leaving his media career to become a full-time dad and that Melanie Mossman was pregnant. He presented another breakfast radio show within two years. Guests were asked to donate to charities in lieu of gifts at his wedding to Mel.They have two daughters. <mask> arranged for a fly to be named after Elaquare when she was six months old. Through the Australian Museum's project, new animal species names were given for a donation. A laptop with photos of <mask>'s baby daughter was taken in a break-in at his family's home. His car was stolen and crashed into a power pole in Marrickville. <mask>, Mossman and their children moved to Copacabana in 2015, and listed their property for auction in August of 2016 <mask> confirmed in August of last year that he and Mossman had been divorced for some time.<mask> was brought up a Catholic and describes himself as an unbeliever. The couple were married on January 22, 2022. He is an avid cyclist and has participated in many cycling events for charity. The cyclist portion of the Walk Against Want Victoria Park was led by him. At the PIA 2003 National Congress, he gave a presentation on the importance of planning for cyclists. He participated in the City to Surf in November of 2003 to raise money for people with multiplesclerosis. In February 2004, he launched the new Central Sydney Bicycle map, which gives information on the easiest ways to cycle around the city.As a member of the Greenhouse Advisory Panel, he advocated for car registration fees to link with engine size to help people focus on their greenhouse impact and environmental footprint. In 2007, he commented that pedestrian access should be improved in the heart of the city, including marked lanes for cyclists. In April 2003 he wrote about what he would institute if he were the Lord Mayor. On the first day of hosting breakfast, he rode 4 kilometres to work. He is often seen pedalling or wearing a helmet. Football <mask> participated in a celebrity game of football in June 2003 and May 2004 to raise money for the Malcolm Sargent Cancer Fund for Children. In April 2006 he was master of ceremonies at a corporate function before the match.He was the MC at a cocktail party in March of 2009. He was the master of ceremonies for the Ladies Lunch. He wrote about his ideal team list for the Daily Telegraph to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Swans. He was the number one ticket holder for the 2016 season. The diversity action plan was launched in July of last year by <mask> as master of ceremonies. <mask> played in the longest running and most successful celebrity pro-am golf tournament in Australia. <mask> spoke at the University in 1992 about the constitutional monarchists' attack on the Australian Republican Movement.<mask> ran as an independent candidate in the 1996 by-election while he was a student and part-time mathematics teacher. He was a candidate for the seat of Blaxland in the Anti-Super League Party. The party got 499 votes. <mask> was accused in 2000 of refusing to play a song by Little Johnny because of his conservative leanings. <mask> spoke out against the government's proposed funding cuts to the ABC and accused politicians of hiding loathing for the ABC. In 2015, he was one of 61 prominent Australians who signed an open letter urging the Prime Minister to call a moratorium on new coal mines as part of a global climate change agreement. <mask> is an ambassador for The Fred Hollows Foundation.He was the national patron for Dry July after a phone call from his breakfast radio show in 2007. He is a board member of Redkite. He was the coach of the second grade women's football team. He was a Fellow of the University Senate. He served from 1992 to 1995 He is a member of the Clinical Ethics Review Committee and the Advisory Committee on Greenhouse and Global Warming. He was part of an assessment panel.He provided a poem to be read out at the function at the Stag Hotel in June 1999, in support of the senator's stand against the GST package. The Australian Chess Team was in need of corporate sponsorship. The request was a success, and the team were able to attend the 35th Chess Olympiad in Bled, Slovenia, with financial help from condom maker Ansell. In October 2002 and December 2003 <mask> took part in the Starlight Cup, where former tennis greats competed against celebrities. The Out of Sight - Tactile Art exhibition was judged by <mask> in 2004. He was involved in an advertising campaign for the Pharmacy Guild of Australia. The Rural and Remote Pharmacy Workforce Development Program was linked to the 2002 campaign.The aim of the 2003 campaign was to encourage young indigenous people to consider a career in pharmacy. The goal of the 2004 campaign was to get young people from rural and regional centers to enroll in pharmacy university courses. The campaign was promoted in a television commercial. He hosted a corporate quiz in 2005 for Redkite. He was a celebrity judge at the Movember Gala Party in 2005. The campaign raised money for a charity. He had a moustache for Movember.<mask> was a language expert for the Australian subsidiary of Microsoft. He was the Australia Day Ambassador. He was featured in ads for the foundation. The campaign encouraged men to investigate testing options after receiving advice on the disease. <mask> was one of the Ambassadors for White Ribbon who took part in a swearing-in ceremony. The White Ribbon campaign was promoted on his show. This contrasted with the coverage on 2Day FM of Kyle Sandilands, who lambasted the appearance of an entertainment writer.<mask> told his audience that he thought the comments wereinous. The Pink Stumps cricket day was hosted by him. He was the captain of the team that won the Community Cup. The annual day raises money. He was involved in a video for Reach Out that focused on stress during exams. Changing direction and life path are examples of his change in studies. <mask> was one of the celebrities who promoted the #SPCsunday hashtag on social media in order to increase exposure for a struggling food processor.Science, literacy and educational reforms have been advocated by <mask>. He wants high school students to study mathematics in order to improve Australia's development. The final rankings for students are impacted by how subjects are weighted in the ATAR, according to <mask>. He was a surprise visiting mathematics teacher and supported National Literacy and Numeracy Week. He was a guest teacher at Lurnea High School in 2004. He was one of the suspects in the case of the Minister's malibu. A forensic science program is held in schools nationwide.In 2010 <mask> donated $10,000 worth of books to the Dymocks Literacy Foundation to encourage children from non-English speaking families to learn to read and write in English. He had been "Principal for a Day" in 2006 at Blaxcell Street Public School. Each student at La Perouse Public School received a book in 2012 from <mask>. <mask> funded The Book Bank Project and the National Year of Reading. He was an ambassador for The Book Bank. He was one of the people who signed the "And in Science..." petition. The campaign gathered over 2300 signatures, but it was unsuccessful.He was an ambassador for National Literacy and Numeracy Week. The workshop was held at Gosford High School. <mask>, along with 44 other public figures and members of the scientific community, signed a letter on the eve of the global March for Science. In 2012 the asteroid 18413 Adamspencer was named after him. He was ranked 49th in the 2012 Weekend Australians list of the "Top 50 most influential in higher education". <mask> received an honoris causa award from Edith Cowan University. In 2002, photographer Lisa Giles included <mask> in a collection of 50 portraits in the exhibition Schools of Thought, focused on people associated with the University of Sydney.A portrait of <mask> painted by Nafisa Naomi was featured in the exhibition A Lingering Doubt at the ArtHouse Hotel. <mask> was photographed by National Library of Australia staff member Greg Power. The National Library has an image in its collection. The portrait of <mask> was entered in the finals of the Portia Geach Memorial Award. <mask> commented on his pose in the painting. <mask> was one of the famous faces projected onto trees and landscapes. <mask>'s website has a profile on ABC that says "Why I fell in love with monster prime numbers."

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title: DeMarcus Cousins

texts: An American professional basketball player for the Denver Nuggets of the National Basketball Association. He was an All-American at Kentucky in 2010 and is known as "Boogie". He was selected with the fifth overall pick in the 2010 NBA draft by the Kings. In his first season with the Kings, he was named to the NBA All-Rookie First Team, and in his second season, he was named an NBA All-Star. He is a two-time gold medal winner as a member of the United States national team, winning his first in 2014 at the FIBA Basketball World Cup and his second in 2016 at the Rio Olympics. He was a high school student at LeFlore Magnet High School. He was a first-team Parade All-American in 2009, and played in the McDonald's All-American Boys Game that year.In 2009, he scored 10 points for the black team in the Jordan Brand Classic at Madison Square Garden, as well as in the Nike Hoop Summit at the Rose Garden. He led LeFlore to the Alabama class 6A Final Four but fell to future college teammate Eric Bledsoe and Parker High School. On February 28, 2008, he first committed to Alabama-Birmingham, but never signed a letter of intent. On March 9, 2009, he committed to Memphis. After John Calipari was hired at Kentucky, he reopened his recruitment. On April 7, 2009, he decided to go to Kentucky. His letter of intent was signed on April 15.During his time at Kentucky, he averaged 15.1 points, 9.8 rebounds and 1.8 blocks per game. The Cats reached the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament with the help of John Wall. On April 7, 2010, when he was selected by the Kings with the fifth overall pick, he decided to forgo his final three seasons of collegiate eligibility and enter the NBA draft. The first two years of the contract were worth about $7 million, with a team option for the third and fourth years. During the NBA Summer League, he was named the rookies of the month. At the end of the 2010–11 season, he was named to the NBA All-Rookie First Team. On January 1, 2012 head coach Paul Westphal sent Cousins home from the Kings' home game against the New Orleans Hornets, saying that he was "unwilling/unable to embrace traveling in the same direction as his team; it cannot be ignored indefinitely."At the time of the dismissal, the Kings' leading scorer and rebounder was demanding to be traded. The man denied asking to be traded. On January 5, 2012 the head coach of the Kings, Paul Westphal, was fired, leading many to believe that he was replaced because of his relationship with the player. On February 8, 2012 he was selected to play in the Rising Stars Challenge. Team <mask> for two games without pay for confronting <mask> on the court. After the game, he was told of the comments by Elliott.He left the locker room and waited for him to finish his show before confronting him. Some said the suspension was too harsh and that he needed to grow up and learn a lesson about confronting the media. In March of 2014, before a game against the Spurs,<mask> in person. On December 22, 2012 the Kings suspended him for "unprofessional behavior and conduct detrimental to the team". On December 24, 2012 the suspension was lifted. The season was up-and-down for <mask>, who 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 A four-year contract extension with the Kings was signed on September 30, 2013.After signing the contract, he said he would donate $1 million of his salary to the community. He had a 30-point, 14-rebound performance in the season opener. There was a one-game suspension for <mask> for punching Patrick Beverley. In an 89–99 loss to the Detroit Pistons on March 11, he recorded a career-high 6 blocks and 13 points. After averaging career-highs of 23.5 points, 12.6 rebound and 1.5 blocks over the first 15 games of the season, <mask> was diagnosed with viral meningitis. He returned to action on December 18 against Milwaukee and recorded 27 points and 11 rebound in the 107–108 loss. On January 30, 2015, he was named to replace Kobe Bryant in the NBA All-Star game.The last Kings player to earn All-Star honors was Brad Miller in 2004. On April 1, 2015, <mask> recorded his second career triple-double with 24 points, 21 rebound, 10 assists, 6 blocks and 3 steals in a loss to the Houston Rockets. He became the fourth player in NBA history to collect at least 20 points, 20 rebound, 10 assists and 5 blocks in a single game, joining Tim Duncan, Chris Webber and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. In the Kings game against New Orleans on April 3, he became the first Kings player to record back-to-back triple doubles in a decade. He had a career-high 13 assists in a 95–101 loss. He was one of only three players to have a 20-point, 20-rebound, 10-assist game in a row. In a season opening loss to the Los Angeles Clippers on October 28, 2015, <mask> recorded 32 points and 13 rebound, as well as 4-of-5 three-pointers.He had never hit more than four three-pointers in an entire season. In a loss to the San Antonio Spurs on November 9, he recorded 21 points and 12 rebound after missing four games with an injury. The Kings defeated the Detroit Pistons 101–2 on November 11 as <mask>, who led the Kings to a 3–1 record on the week. In a 116–104 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder on January 4, 2016 <mask> recorded 33 points and a season-high 19 rebound.In a win over the Atlanta Hawks on January 21, he recorded 24 points and 15 rebound for his ninth straight double-double and his 24th of the season. He scored a career-high 48 points in a win over the Pacers. He was named the Western Conference Player of the Week for the second time in 2015. He scored a career-high 56 points in a double overtime loss to the Charlotte Hornets. Chris Webber's franchise record of 51 points was broken by his 56 points. He was named to the Western Conference All-Star team for the second year in a row. He recorded his first triple-double of the season and fourth of his career in a 128–119 loss to the Brooklyn Nets on February 5.He had a career-high 37 points, 20 rebound, and four blocks against the Denver Nuggets on February 19th, breaking the previous Sacramento record of 20 points, 20 rebound, and four blocks. In the Kings' season opener on October 26,<mask> scored a game-high 24 points in a 113–94 win over the Phoenix Suns. He recorded 37 points and 16 rebound in a 102–94 loss to the San Antonio Spurs the next night. On October 31, with 14 points and 12 rebound against the Atlanta Hawks, he became the Kings' all-time leader in double-doubles. He scored a season-high 38 points in a loss to the Clippers. He set a new season high with 55 points in a win over Portland. In a 106–100 loss to the Indiana Pacers, he recorded his fifth career triple-double with 25 points, 12 rebound and 10 assists.On January 30, he was named the Western Conference Player of the Week. In a 105–103 loss to the Phoenix Suns on February 3, 2017, <mask> recorded his sixth career triple-double with 22 points, 12 rebound and 12 assists. He received his 16th technical foul of the season and was suspended for one game. After the Kings' overtime win against the Golden State Warriors on February 4 at Golden 1 Center, <mask> was fined $25,000 for making an inappropriate statement and gesture. In exchange for Tyreke Evans, Buddy Hield, Langston Galloway, and first-round and second-round draft picks, the New Orleans Pelicans traded Omri Casspi. He made his debut for the Pelicans three days later and recorded 27 points and 14 rebound in a 129–99 loss to the Houston Rockets. He had a season-high 23 rebound in a 101–98 overtime loss to the San Antonio Spurs.His 23 rebound tied the franchise record. He had 26 points and 15 rebound in the Pelicans' 105–97 win over the Los Angeles Lakers two days later. On March 21, 2017, in a 95–82 win over the Memphis Grizzles,<mask> had his most prolific performance as a Pelican, recording 41 points and 17 rebound. In his first game against the Kings, he had 37 points and 13 rebound, as the Pelicans won 117–89. During the game, he tied a career high with five three-pointers. In a 114–106 win over the Kings in Sacramento,<mask> recorded 41 points and 23 rebound. He recorded his first triple-double of the season with 29 points, 12 rebound and 10 assists in a 123–101 win over Cleveland.He was named the Western Conference Player of the Week. In a 99–94 win over the Dallas Mavericks, he had 20 points, 22 rebound and seven assists, tying his career high. He scored 38 points in a win over Portland. He had 40 points, 22 rebound, and four blocks in a 123–114 win over the Denver Nuggets. He had 32 points and 20 rebound in a 128–120 loss to the Dallas Mavericks. He was the first player to do that since Kevin Love in 2010–11. In a 132–128 double overtime win over the Chicago Bulls, <mask> had 44 points, 24 rebound and 10 assists.He was the first NBA player since 1972 to have as many as 40 points, 20 rebound and 10 assists in a game. It was the 10th 40-point, 20-rebound, 10-assist game in NBA history. He had 15 points, 13 rebound and 11 assists and was on his way to a double-double when he tore his left Achilles in the final seconds of the game. He had season-ending surgery on January 31 after he was diagnosed with a torn left Achilles. After not receiving any outstanding contract offers from other teams,<mask> turned his attention to signing with an elite team with the midlevel exception. Kevin, Stephen, and Draymond <mask> after he called Golden State's general manager about joining the Warriors. He signed a reported one-year deal for $5.3 million on July 6, 2018, after accepting the Warriors' midlevel exception.He had his first full-contact practice with the Santa Cruz Warriors on December 10, when he was assigned to Golden State's NBA G League team. On January 18, he made his debut for the Warriors, scoring 14 points in a 112–94 win over the Los Angeles Clippers. He scored a season-high 28 points in a win over the Denver Nuggets on April 2. On April 16 he was ruled out indefinitely after tearing his left quadriceps in the first round of the playoffs. He came off the bench in the first game of the NBA Finals against the Toronto Raptors. The Warriors lost the series in 6 games because of injuries to Klay Thompson and Kevin Durant. The Los Angeles Lakers signed <mask> to a one-year contract on July 6, 2019.The two former teammates of Anthony Davis were on the New Orleans Pelicans. He tore his knee in an off-season pickup game and never played for the Lakers. They were granted a disabled player exception and used it to sign Markieff Morris. The Lakers had a name engraved on their championship rings. On December 1, 2020, he signed a one-year contract with Houston. John Wall was traded for by the Rockets on December 2. On February 23, 2021.In 25 games with the Houston, he averaged 9.6 points and 7.6 rebound in 20.2 minutes. On April 5, 2021,<mask> signed a 10-day contract with the Los Angeles Clippers. He signed for the rest of the season after signing a second 10-day contract on April 16. He played a total of 16 games for the Clippers, all on the bench. He averaged 7.8 points in 16 games. He scored 16 points in a loss to New Orleans. The Milwaukee Bucks had a new player on November 30, 2021.On December 24, he scored a season-high 22 points in a win over the Dallas Mavericks. On January 6, 2022, he was no longer with us. He started 5 games and averaged 9.1 points, 5.8 rebound, and 1.1 assists in 16.9 minutes per game. The Denver Nuggets signed <mask> to a 10-day contract on January 21, 2022. He was given a second 10-day contract on January 28. He signed a third 10-day contract on February 10. For the remainder of the season.The United States national team won the gold medal at the FIBA Basketball World Cup. He won a gold medal with Team USA at the Summer Olympics. Clippers 7, 0, 8.3,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, He has a brother who is a professional basketball player. The man has two children. He married Morgan Lang in Atlanta. In August of this year, <mask> was caught on an audio recording threatening to kill his ex-girlfriend after she refused to let their son attend his wedding.An arrest warrant was placed on him for domestic violence and harassing communications. The charges were dropped in Alabama. All-American college men's basketball players American men's basketball players Basketball players at the 2016 Summer Olympics are from Alabama Centers.

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title: Jordi Savall

texts: <mask> is a Spanish conductor, composer and viol player. He was responsible for popularizing the viol family of instruments in contemporary performance and recording. Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque are just some of the periods he studies as a historian of early music. African vernacular music is included in his work. His musical training began when he was six years old in the school choir. He specialized in early music after graduating from the Barcelona's Conservatory of Music, collaborating with Ars Musicae de Barcelona under Enric Gispert. Hesprion XX was formed in 1974 with his wife and other people.A style of interpretation characterized by great musical vitality and historical accuracy was favored by Hesprion XX. He came back to Barcelona in 1987 to found La Capella Reial de Catalunya, a vocal ensemble devoted to pre-eighteenth-century music. He founded Le Concert des Nations in 1989 and it is an orchestra that emphasizes Baroque period but sometimes also Classical and even Romantic music. Savall has performed with family. Their two children, Arianna and Ferran, have been included in the family ensemble. Like her mother, Arianna plays the harp and sings, while her brother plays the theorbo and sings in Barcelona jazz clubs. Savall has incorporated non-western musical traditions in his work.<mask> has more than 100 recordings. He has recorded on his own label since 1998 after previously recording with EMI Classics and Astrée. Savall received honours and awards for service to Catalan culture or for scientific, cultural or civic works in the Catalan language. The National Music Prize from the National Council of Music and Arts of Catalonia was given in 2009. The gold medal of the generalitat of Catalonia was refused by Església because he refused the Léonie Sonning Music Prize. The full discography of Joan Cabanilles and José Marn can be found on the website of the Royal Philharmonic Society. The Teares of the Muses was written in 2000.Carlos V. La Cancin del Emperador was born in 2000. 2001 - Die Kunst der Fuge- J.S. 2001 - Tous Les Matins du Monde, 2002 - Farnace. The L'Orchestre de Louis XIII was founded in 2002 by William Lawes. Entremeses del siglo de oro (1550- 1650) were written by Marin Marais. The song La Vespra was written in 2004. 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The Route to the Orient and Estampies & Danses Royales were written by Joseph Haydn. Water Music was written by Henry Purcell. Invocation a la nuit is a piece of work by Georg Friederich Haendel. Tarquinio Merula, Mireu el nostre mar, and Jérusalem were all part of the Ministriles Royales.The Celtic Viol is also known as The Fairy Queen. The Prophetess. Peiwoh is located in Istanbul and is named after Henry Purcell (1661- 1695). Septem Verba Christ in Cruce was written by Dimitrie Cantemir. The Brandenbourgh Concertos were written by Joseph Haydn. In 2010 there was a concert called Le Concert Spirituel. Corelli.Telemann. The Celtic Viol II was written by Rameau. The 2010 Pices de VIole des Cinq Livres was hosted by Dinastia Borgia. Marin Marais was killed in 2011. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is the author of Canons de la Catalunya. Planys and Llegendes are part of the L'orquestre de Louis XV. Jean-Philippe Rameau is from Hispania and Japan.There is a person named Madrigali. Concerts  Deux violes Esgales is a concert by Claudio Monteverdi. 2012 - La Voix de l'Emotion. Les Quatre Ouvertures is a song by Montserrat Figueras. J.S Bach and sprit D'Arménie were both in the same year. The Pices de violes 1728. Franois Couperin was at the show in Si Mineur.J.S. There were 25 anys of the Capella Reial de Catalunya in the savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay 25 aos La Capella Reial. The subtitle is "Esprit des Balkans/Balkan Spirit". Diego de Ortiz is known as Orient- Occident II or Seven Teares. BalKan: Miel & Sang was written by John Dowland. The Voice of Emotion II was written by Marin Marais.Chapelle Royale de Versailles and La Lira d'Esperia II have been added to the list. Magnificat and Concerti are from Galicia. The man was Antonio Vivaldi. The book is called War and Peace. Euskel Antiqva (AV9910) 2015 is L'Orfeo. The title of the book is Baroque Splendor. Simfona Eroica is named after Henrich Ignaz Franz Biber.Ludwig van Beethoven. 2016 - Ramon Llull 1232  1316, 2016 - Granada 1013- 1502 and 2016 - Dixit Dominus. 2016 - Llibre Vermell de Montserrat and 2017: Les Routes de l'Esclavage. W.A. has a song called "Bach - Markus Passion". Mozart, Juditha Triumphans, Handel, Beethoven, and Marin Marais will perform Symphonies 1  5 in 2020. Tragédie lyrique will take place in 2020. The Passion Officium Hebdomad Sanct of Toms Luis de Victoria will take place in 2021.The French film industry gave him a César award for his work on this film. More than a million copies of the soundtrack have been sold. He has composed music for a number of films. There is a surprise birthday party for <mask> <mask>. <mask> <mask>'s official website has external links. There is a private website devoted to <mask> <mask>'s works. Misteria Paschalia Festival, Interview, "<mask> <mask>'s Never-ending Repertoire", The New York Times, 27 March 2015.Classical musicians from Catalonia, as well as Spanish performers of early music Viol players, were born in 1941.

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title: Laurie Greenan

texts: <mask> was born in New York City in 1947 and died in DeLand, Florida in 2020. The Queen of Heavy Metal was described as a sought after professional with a track record in dressing male performers. Greenan worked as a wardrobe manager for Kiss for seven years and established her reputation as a designer. She designed costumes for other rock acts, not exclusively working with heavy metal bands. Artists who created designs include Judas Priest, Manowar, Todd Rundgren, Tom Waits and Billy Squier. She worked with people such as Billy Idol and Rob Halford to come up with costumes that refreshed their stage image. <mask>'s early childhood was spent traveling across the United States with her father, a journeyman printer, and her mother, a highly skilled seamstress.Greenan made her own clothes from the age of 12. <mask> finished high school in New York City. She started her career in summer stock theater, where she worked for the next few years. The Trinity Square Repertory Company in Providence, Rhode Island was the only wardrobe mistress. The artistic director said that she was the youngest wardrobe mistress in the repertory company when she was 18. After graduating from Hunter College, she took courses at the Traphagen School of Fashion for pattern making and grading. As a costume historian at theBrooks-Van Horn Costume Company in New York City, you were able to work as a wardrobe stylist and prop buyer for commercial photographers and filmmakers.<mask> obtained membership to the trade union IATSE because of his employment practices in the pornographic film industry. She was able to progress into working as a commercial photographer's stylist on advertising campaigns for major corporations. She was an art director working on brands such as Tide and Clorets. She worked on the issue of Time Magazine about the United States' bicentennial. "American Years", directed by Francis Thompson and Jan Kadar, was her first work in film. This was one of the first features to be produced in IMAX 70mm. <mask>'s career in the rock music business began in 1976 when she was hired by the rock band Kiss.She became the only female production member or road crew to travel with the group after being hired to manage the stage costumes from her base in New York. Her role grew from wardrobe maintenance to coordinating make-up and contributing design work, as well as tailoring the band members' wardrobe such as brocade jackets and velvet jeans patchwork. Her design work for the stage extended the band's leather-clad look credited to Larry LeGaspi as the first designer to work with Kiss until 1978. Her costume work first appeared on the Kiss Alive II album cover in 1977 and then on the Alive II tour of Japan in 1978. The Love Gun album's cover featured her first costume designs. The costumes worn by the band and their stuntmen in the NBC film "Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park" were produced by <mask>. The Kiss action figures that were marketed at this time featured the costumes worn on the tour between 1977 and 1978.As a member of the crew, <mask>'s original work went uncredited, and the obstacle this presented to claiming royalties on the merchandise sales led to <mask>'s departure from Kiss in 1983. <mask>'s work in the rock music industry moved from stage production and tours to costume design, with a break from design in the summer of 1980 when she worked as a personal assistant to Diana Ross. She started her business in Florida, Kiloran American Design, in 1984 because of her interest in traditional American needlecraft. Despite her relocation to the town of Mount Dora, Florida, various internationally known musicians sought her out to explore new looks and create costumes that promoted their developing stage persona. The work ranged from designing for groups as a whole to focusing on the individual. During the 'Egyptian' phase of Todd Rundgren and the group Utopia's album Ra., a traditional Middle eastern costume was created for them. The designs for the group Manowar were inspired by the comic book and film character, Conan the Barbarian.<mask> was inspired by the film Mad Max 2 to create a road warrior look for his stage persona. The film influenced rock performances and street fashion throughout the early 1980s. Her research included being flown to Paris to watch Judas Priest perform, and her brief was to make him appear more aggressive within the established Heavy Metal look of the group. She kept the use of real leather and metal studwork, but added widened shoulders and a sharper line. I studied the S&M clothing because it uses a lot of metal, silver and studs. I tried to tone it down by removing some of the sexual aspects. S&M was a heavy metal.<mask>'s work demanded that she create garments that could endure the physical demands of live performance, create a strong visual impact from a distance, as well as retain a detailed finish equal to the scrutiny of photographic close-ups. It's not possible to approach this stuff like stage costumes, where you can substitute, say, corduroy for velvet. Those guys stand up close, they are being photographed, or they are running through a crowd to get to the stage. It can't be a fake. There were no short cuts. A partner of <mask>'s was a master leather worker. She would arrange bill payments and source materials.In the early 1980s, the cost of redesigning a band's look ranged from $15,000 to $20,000. Greenan wanted the use of real leather and hand stitching. A single outfit can weigh up to 30 lbs. In 1985 Greenan estimated the cost of dressing members of rock groups at between $3,000 and $5,000. The boots cost $1,000 a pair. Two of everything needed to be produced and maintained was the result of the demands of the tour schedule. Fans of the bands she worked with didn't know much about Greenan's work.Most production staff in the music industry have her name on thank you lists on album sleeves. The name "Queen of Heavy Metal" is attributed to Judas Priest because of her experience in the production of performance costumes that epitomized Heavy Metal fashion. 1947 births American costume designers Hunter College alumni Heavy metal fashion Traphagen School of Fashion living people Artists from New York City

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title: Mary Louise Defender Wilson

texts: <mask> is also known as the "Gourd Woman" and is a historian and former director of health care organizations. She has received many honors for her cultural work, including a National Heritage fellowship in 1999 and a United States Artists fellowship in 2015. On the Standing Rock Indian Reservation in North Dakota, Defender was born on October 14, 1930. The military forced her ancestors into the area in the 1890s. Helen Margaret See The Bear and Tall Man See The Bear were both herded sheep. Her father died when she was two years old. She attended a one-room reservation school for most of her formal education.From a young age, <mask> was surrounded by her family's stories. Her mother, grandmother and great-grandmother were storytellers. Stories about places, plants and animals were shared by her grandfather. <mask> told stories in both English and Dakotah when she was young. <mask> was the second Miss Indian America. After moving to New Mexico with her husband, Defender <mask> worked in a variety of administrative jobs with Native American-related government agencies, including family planning and health care, before returning to the reservation in 1976. She helped tribal members with land issues, as well as helping Native Americans who lost their homes during the building of Missouri River dams.She taught tribal culture and language at Standing Rock Community College in Fort Yates, North Dakota. She was the director of the Native American Culture Center at the North Dakota State Hospital. She worked as a consultant for Wisdom of the Elders after retiring. Defender <mask> began telling stories of her people's culture for audiences in the early 1980s. She has given talks and performed her stories in many venues, including teaching the Dakotah language to school children, at colleges and universities across the United States, at churches, at women's festivals, and at storytellers festivals such as the 2001 American Indian Storytelling Festival in Madison, Wisconsin. She gave a presentation to NASA scientists about climate change on native lands. <mask> has told her stories in Canada, Germany, and the United States.The four main tenets of Dakotah ethics are compassion, being helpful, working hard, and communicating well. She was a Native American Humanities Scholar on an oral history project. <mask> portrayed her great-grandmother in a program called "Good Day, Medicine Woman" or "Good Day, a Yanktoni Sioux Woman" for decades. The performance addressed the values and culture of the Yanktoni Sioux before and after they were sent to reservations. She hosted two radio programs in the late 1990s. The Saturday morning show featured tribal legend, culture and history and was presented in English. She hosted a Thursday morning call-in show where she and her audience would discuss local, regional, and national issues important to Native Americans.The Elders Speak was <mask>'s first spoken word album. My Relatives Say was her second album. "This enhanced CD will add a great deal to any library seeking to increase its collection of quality Native American folk tales" was the conclusion of a review of the album in School Library Journal. The album is held in 47 libraries as of December 2020. Un De' Che Cha P was her third album. She won a Native American Music Award for Best Spoken Word recording. She presented at the opening of the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. in 2004.A group of Native American women were invited to present the 16th annual JosephHarper Cash Memorial Lecture at the University of South Dakota. She received a United States Artists fellowship at the age of 85. She was the first person from North Dakota to win the award. Defenders stories and talks are still being presented in the upper Midwest. She was the featured guest at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The North Dakota Council on the Arts, the North Dakota Humanities Council, and the North Dakota Centennial Commission are some of the boards and commissions that Defenders <mask> has served on. She was the only Native American on the commission.Personal life defender met her future husband William Dean <mask> at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence, Kansas, after he was discharged from the military following World War II. They were married in 1969. Her husband was a judge in New Mexico. He was one of the original 29 World War II Navajo code talkers and was recruited by the military when he was only 15 years old. Her husband received a Congressional Gold medal in 2001 for his service to the country. One of her brothers was an underwater demolition technician during World War II and later served in the Peace Corps. He worked for his community on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation as a member of Advocates for Human and Civil Rights.He died in 1995. <mask> was a delegate to the Democratic National Convention. She was promised by Jesse Jackson. In the summer of 2002, <mask>'s home in Shields was destroyed by a prairie fire, which destroyed all of her photographs of herself and her family. After the fire, she moved a few miles away to a community of less than 150 people on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation. She is a member of the town's council. The Wisdom of the Elders: 1999 South Dakota Oral History Collection is a collection of oral history from South Dakota.The 2002 theme was "women sustaining the American spirit".

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title: John H. Ritter

texts: <mask><mask> was born in San Pedro, California, on October 31, 1951. He has written six novels and numerous short stories in the young adult field of literature. Choosing Up Sides won the 1999 International Reading Association Children's Book Award for Older Readers and the American Library Association Best Book for Young Adults. "No ordinary baseball book, this is a rare first novel," Kirkus Reviews said of Choosing Up Sides, which attacked the once-prevalent views of religious fundamentalists toward left-handed children. The Boy Who Saved Baseball was <mask>'s third novel. The Vietnam War, the war in Iraq, the complexity of exurban land development, jazz fusion, Billy the Kid, the originations of the racial ban against African Americans in Major League Baseball, and the ascension prophecies of 2012 are just some of the subjects tackled by <mask>'s novels. <mask> uses the game of baseball, the glory of music, and the power of the written word to illustrate how young people can overcome everyday challenges.Each book goes beyond the story of the game, the story of the problem, and the message of the author: What is really valuable in life? <mask><mask> was born in San Pedro, California, on October 31, 1951. His father was a sports writer for The San Diego Union newspaper. When he was four years old, his mother died of breast cancer. One thing I remember about my mom is that she made up a song for each of her four children that fit our personality perfectly. I got a sense of how to capture a person's spirit from her. He wrote about his childhood in Dear Author: Letters of Hope.My mother died when I was young. My father began to drink heavily after falling into a deep depression. My dad was worried he wouldn't be able to cope after being left with four young children. When a man drinks, he becomes someone else. I didn't like that man drinking. I hated the late-night arguments that filled our house, the screaming, the breaking of furniture, and the many sleepless nights I would lie in bed praying that my father could see the pain he was causing, how he was harming his children with his rants, and driving. I knew my dad to be a gentle, loving soul when he was sober.Sometimes it would last all day. But never all week. I would disappear when I saw his car roll up the driveway and he was drunk. My dad coached our ball teams and we had some great times. He was able to remarry. He continued to drink. His second wife divorced him.His children moved away. My dad lived in a dark and lonely house. In the 2003 book Making The Match: The Right Book for the Right Reader at the Right Time for all yawl, <mask> wrote about his childhood. When a black book fell from heaven into my hands, it changed my life. A book full of crazy characters, of sadness and love, of desperation and revolution, of insight and morality. It was political, poetic, religious and surreptitious. It was a biography of the world.I was motivated by it, undressed, and depressed by it. I had fancied myself a rock star or an actor, or anyone with an audience, or anyone with a voice, and I had been teaching myself a primitive piano. On this hot, dry October afternoon, my older brother left for college and left behind his Bob Dylan Songbook. "It was long, lean, shiny, and black, a paperback, over a hundred pages full of musical notes and chords and the most surprising poetry I had ever read." I had a new dream. I tore the baffle off my electric organ, cranking up the tiny Sears and Roebuck mail order amplifier, and singing that raggedy book from cover to cover. I knew what I wanted to be.I would be the biographer of mixed up who dreamed up characters like these, who push fake morals, insult, and stare, whose money doesn't talk. Making the Match: The Right Book for the Right Reader at the Right Time, Grades 4-12 is a book about Dylan's poems and Jack Kerouac's On the Road. All journey books, all road poems, all the panic of romance and motion that a country boy needs. He attended the University of California at San Diego. There he met his wife, Cheryl, who later became an elementary school teacher in San Diego, where he worked for 25 years as a painting contractor while trying to establish himself as a writer. In 1994, <mask> received the Judy Blume Award and a cash grant from the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators for a novel in progress. The first acquisition of junior editor, Michael Green, was made after he submitted his first novel, Choosing Up Sides, in 1996.Since then, Green has risen to become Editorial Director and Publisher of Philomel Books and has edited all six of <mask>'s novels.Choosing Up Sides is set in southern Ohio in the 1920s. The oldest child of a preacher is the main character in the novel. He believes that the left hand is the hand of the devil because he was born left-handed. With little luck, the authoritarian Ezekiel tries to cure him of his left-handedness. The local baseball team won the county championship the previous year and hopes to repeat their success, but when Ezekiel becomes minister of the Holy River of John the Baptist Church in Crown Falls, Ohio, he inadvertently becomes involved with the team. Unfortunately, in addition to viewing left-handedness as a conscious choice, "Pure backwards of what's right and good," Ezekiel also views baseball as a temptation that needs to be resisted. A ball lands at his feet as he watches a forbidden game.He amazed the crowd with both distance and placement when he threw it back. The ballplayers and his uncle, a sports editor for a northern Ohio newspaper, were trying to convince him that wasting a talent such as his is a sin. A confrontation with his father ends in a violent beating, which leads directly to the death of the father, when a crippled Luke is unable to save the man from the water. In the Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, Elizabeth Bush described Choosing Up Sides as a novel that pits fire and brimstone Fundamentalism against a rival religion, and treats both with cathartic understanding. There are themes of independence and autonomy common to young adult readers, as well as his use of dialogue, similes, metaphors, and imagery, which add dimensions to the plot that leave. Choosing Up Sides takes a deeper look at faith, truth, and individuality than many sports novels do. The story was painted the same way as book critics did.The novel took a deeper look at faith. Amendment 2 to the Colorado State Constitution, passed by Colorado voters in 1992, prohibited the enactment or enforcement of anti-discrimination protections for gay, lesbian and bisexual Coloradans. The law was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court after it was enacted. In a November 17, 2003 interview with the St. Petersburg Times, <mask> was asked where the idea for Choosing Up Sides came from. Although it's a novel about a left-handed baseball star, it's really about the larger issue of discrimination? "Yes, and religious-based discrimination, to be specific." It's the hardest prejudice to defeat since it's religious.When I was a boy, I remember hearing segregation and racism being justified from the pulpit, and I couldn't comprehend how hypocritical it was. I realized later that the Bible is often used to reinforce one's own bigotry and social bias. I think it's important for children to recognize this practice as soon as possible and apply their critical thinking skills to it, since it certainly continues today. Around the year 2007, <mask> began to sense a cultural shift toward tolerance, even in the most conservative states where his books are most popular, and began testing the waters toward a public disclosure of his true inspiration. In a January 2007, interview with Brodart Books, he was asked, "Do you ever feel that the self-given title of baseball novelist is inhibiting, that it corners you into one genre?" Being called a baseball novelist gives me a certain freedom that other writers don't. I slip under the radar of an awful lot of people because of that title, and it allows me to reach an audience who would most likely never pick up a book about religious based bigotry or the cowardice of war.The metaphorical underpinning of Choosing Up Sides in schools and conferences across the country began to be acknowledged by <mask> at this point. His second novel, Over the Wall, was published in 2000. The circumstances surrounding the U.S. Gulf War in the early 1990s and the U.S. bombing of Iraq in 1998 inspired him to write a story about a boy's attempt to connect with his father. There are many 'walls' in 13-year-old Tyler's life: the wall of the baseball field he wants to clear with a mighty slam, the Vietnam Memorial Wall bearing his grandfather's name, and the invisible wall his dad has built around himself since causing. People say time heals all wounds. I used to think so. I now know what I'm talking about.Time will not heal anything. The entire nation has suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder since the end of the Vietnam War, according to the study Over the Wall. When young Tyler Waltern is invited to spend the summer in New York City with his cousin, he launches a book-length journey to find out what, if anything, truly will heal his family's wounds. Tyler wants to make the roster of an all-star baseball team. His temper gets in the way of his talent. With the help of his cousin and his coach, the young man was able to navigate the risky waters of this passage. In this novel, the parable of the Good Samaritan is used to show how Tyler's anger becomes compassion for the man who was once his enemy.According to Todd Morning in a review for School Library Journal, "Tyler has gained a level of self-awareness by unraveling some of the tangled stories in his family's past and understanding the intricacies lying beneath the surface of life." <mask>'s novel was described as a "powerful lesson in compassion" by a Publishers Weekly reviewer who wrote that he "tackles tough subjects relating to violence in sports, religious

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texts: hypocrisy, and the Vietnam War while creating layers of metaphors which neatly unfold..." According to The ALAN Review, readers are left questioning societal mores and values, rules and politics, and their own moral development. After publishing two completely different books in time and place, <mask> began to be noticed for his ability to switch writing style and voice at will. When it comes to voice, <mask> is a true chameleon, according to Michael Green, his editor at Philomel. With the strong anti-war theme of Over the Wall, <mask> was dismayed by America's response to the 9/11/2001 events. In the September 2002 volume of the California English Journal, <mask> wrote, "The strain of this past year has been tough on me."In my recent novel, Over the Wall, I celebrated the generosity and sacrifice of the small town of New York City, but now I am disappointed in our nation's response. Courageous might be a better word. Why do I bother to write books about reaching out to others, and why do our teachers bother to teach about it when we're in a crisis? The exact sentiment that drove the hijackers seems to me. The Boy Who Saved Baseball was his third novel. He took on the U.S. in an attempt to lift his spirits. Invasion of Iraq was disguising it as an environmental issue and using a lighter and more humorous vein.According to People Magazine, "Now that the youngsters have read Harry Potter...", the story centers on Doc Altenheimer, the eccentric 86-year-old owner of an apple orchard in California, who is preparing to sell his acres of land. Doc decided to let the fate of his land rest on the outcome of a single baseball game pitting a team of local ballplayers against an all-star squad from a neighboring community. Doc told the townsfolk to do or die. The town will stay the way it is if our team wins. Bring on the bulldozers if they lose. With the help of a mysterious newcomer, Cruz de la Cruz, Tom convinces a disgraced former major leaguer and social recluse, Dante Del Gato, to get the team in shape. In an interview for the Baker & Taylor book distributor's newsletter, Del Gato's character was partially based on the real life tragic hero, Ken Caminiti, who was a big league batting champ in the '90s, but struggled with addictions.A starred review in Publishers Weekly said the book's prose was "enthralling...at times stunning," and that, "<mask> delivers a baseball tale of legendary dimensions, featuring several larger-than-life characters." "This uplifting novel is a joy to read and to carry in the mind, that's what the editor said in the Summer 2003 edition of The ALAN Review." The realities that trouble today's teens and the forces that shape and remake local and national cultures are addressed in his previous novels. <mask><mask>'s game is positive and hopeful. Blair Christolon wrote in the School Library Journal that the work has lots of play-by-play action, lots of humor, and a triumphant ending. Despite the reception and commercial success of The Boy Who Saved Baseball, <mask> could not shake the ever-increasing depression he felt over the suffering caused by the U.S.-led wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and subsequent loss of civil liberties at home. The nation had taken a violent turn and he began to write invitations to rail against it.In an essay published in the Summer 2004 volume of The ALAN Review, he wrote, "The idealistic hopes and dreams for a better America, for a more balanced and peaceful world, which guided so many of us in the 60s and 70s has, in the last three years, The editors M. Jerry and <mask> invited him to contribute a short story to their fantasy anthology, Dreams and Vision, which examines the morality of going to war versus terrorism. The story, "Baseball in Iraq," is a somber depiction of a newly dead American soldier facing a life review by a six-foot-tall rooster and a sympathetic Oklahoma City bomber, Timothy McVeigh. Paul di Filippo wrote in The Washington Post that the Weisses exhibit fine taste and editorial restraint, but their selection of theclichéd opening piece is puzzling. The focus of his fourth novel, Under the Baseball Moon, was to examine the true definition of happiness and success for an artist in the midst of a Faustian bargain. Reviewers were happy. Under the Baseball Moon was a work that was far beyond the ordinary, according to a starred review in Kirkus.It's about music and softball, dreams and passion, courage and loyalty, and mysticism. The characters are eccentric. The language is multi-layered, mixing music, sport and street talk with soaring imagery. "<mask> pulls out all the stops in his myth-heavy plot, but what really makes the book soar is his sense of place: the laid-back, hippie-influenced, communal spirit of OB," wrote Bill Ott in a starred review. As in his earlier work, <mask> melds style to content beautifully, telling his story in a hip, street-smart argot that perfectly matches Andy's trumpet improvisations. A Publishers Weekly contributor noted that "<mask>'s dialogue crackles with the rhythms of the funky California setting, and Andy's passion and ambition give the novel its heartbeat." In the novel, Andy Ramos, a skilled trumpeter who hopes torevolutionizing the music scene with his band's fusion of Latin jazz, rock, and hip-hop, finds himself strangely drawn to Glory Martinez, a childhood rival and talented softball pitcher who has returned to the neighborhood.When a mysterious benefactor promises to launch Andy's musical career, he agrees to walk away from his budding romance. "Andy Ramos, the main character in Under the Baseball Moon, is fairlyautobiographical," said <mask> when asked if there were any autobiographical characterizations in his work. I wanted to make it big in the rock world after writing tons of songs. His father is closer to who I am today in his approach to life and his view of the entertainment industry's usual habit of reining in and branding the maverick of talented, rising stars whom they deem as being too far out creatively. The interviewer asked the author if the characters in the novel were unique, to which he replied, "Glory Martinez is a handful." It seems like she left the novel. Why did she have a tough upbringing and still come across with charm and drive?She is one of the more intriguing characters I have read. He sees her charm as being hard-won through a conscious decision she made a few years before the book begins. It can go one of two ways as you get older. Either you become an anti-social parent and repeat his mistakes or you become the opposite. The healthiest choice was made by Glory, which is quite unusual in YA literature. Kids in Glory's situation do occasionally develop a desire to dream big, and I find this rare character far more fun and interesting to write about than the typical. During the 2006 Florida Council of Teachers of English Convention, Dr. Virginia White presented <mask> with the President's Award for "significant contribution to the teaching of English in the state of Florida."The Desperado Who Stole Baseball is a sequel to The Boy Who Saved Baseball and is set in the Wild West of the 1880s. Billy the Kid, who is looking for a fresh start in California, befriends Jack Dillon, a twelve-year-old who is on his way to find his long-lost uncle, the playing-manager of a championship baseball team. Jack learns that the town's fortune is at stake when the Dillontown Nine play the Chicago White Stockings. Critics reacted again to <mask>'s voice. In the Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, Elizabeth Bush described <mask>'s authorial voice as having "all the charm of a well-spun tall tale with plenty of Twainian malarkey." In the School Library Journal, Marilyn Taniguchi claimed thatitter writes in a style similar to Sid Fleischman. The author's note in the paperback edition reveals <mask>'s inspiration.The "Desperado" of the title is not Billy the Kid, but a Major League Baseball owner who added to the movement to "steal" baseball from African American players, a little known fact in baseball lore. I was not going to do that, having worked on the manuscript from early 2007 to June 2008, paralleling the launch and quixotic presidential quest of a mixed-race U.S. The senator is a fan of the White Socks. "For the first time in my life, I am proud to be a part of this land," Long <mask> said. As I wrote this tome, I heard a sentiment echoed across the nation. I found hope and grace in those moments. The book received no comments alluding to the novel's racial thrust.The Desperado Who Stole Baseball provided a good child's eye introduction to baseball's segregation past, according to Ian Chipman. "Another magical novel that celebrates teamwork and the innate power to heal that even the least among us is born with" is what his publisher describes as "Fenway Fever," a book 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 After a floodgate of top- secret disclosures occur upon the release of undisputed evidence of U.S. Government involvement in the events of September 11, 2001, <mask> is currently working on a utopian novel called 2020 Vision. The Desperado Who Stole Baseball is a novel about a baseball player. Making the Match: The Right Book for the Right Reader at the Right Time was edited by Teri S. Lesesne. Dreams and Visions: Fourteen Flights of Fancy was edited by M. Jerry Weiss and <mask>. Weiss. Dear Author: Letters of <mask> was edited by Joan F. Kaywell."Baseball Crazy" in Baseball Crazy: Ten Short Stories that cover All the Bases was edited by Nancy E. Mercado. "Tunnel Vision" in This Family Is Driving Me Crazy: Ten Stories about Surviving Your Family was edited by M. Jerry Weiss and <mask>. Weiss. Putnam's Sons was founded in 2009. The Novels of <mask><mask>: A Reader's Guide was written by Patty

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texts: <mask> was born on April 5, 1990 and is an American football quarterback who played in the X-League. He was a football player at Louisiana Tech University. Stan andCathy were the parents of early years <mask>. His brother played for the Dolphins. His sister was a basketball player. His cousin is a former football player. At the high school, he played football.He passed for over 5,000 yards in his last two seasons. In his senior year, he was the leader of the Newbury Park panthers who won the Co-Marmonte League Title and the California Division II High School semifinals. He played on the scout team in his freshman year at Louisiana Tech. He played in Louisiana Tech's second season. He played in five games and passed for 142 yards. He ran the ball five times. In his sophomore season, he started 3 games and split time with Hakmi.In the 2010 season, he completed 54 of 91 passes for    465 yards and a touchdown. He had an onside kick recovery. Before his junior season in 2011, his head coach said that, "<mask> is not only light years ahead of where he was a year ago, but also ahead of any of Tech's quarterbacks from the 2010 spring." In 2012 he set the NCAA record for most consecutive pass attempts without an error. Russell Wilson had an NCAA record of                                                    The Sammy Baugh Trophy was given to the nation's top passer after the 2012 season. CAMERON was drafted in the NFL draft.Shortly after the draft, he was signed by Carolina. On August 24, he was no longer with the team. While playing for the company's team in the X-League, he worked in human resources. In the preliminary round of the Pearl Bowl preseason tournament, wearing jersey number 3, CAMERON started his first game completing 12 of 14 for 179 yards and 3 touchdown, leading the team to a 93–0 victory over the Hurricanes. During the second round, <mask> completed 20 out of 27 passes, including 2 fourth quarter touchdown passes, that helped lead to a 48–7 victory over the Silver Star and a place in the semifinals of the Pearl Bowl tournament. The LIXIL Deers were the defending Pearl Bowl champion and they were defeated by the Frontiers 45-28. The Obic Seagulls will play for the title on June 23 in the Tokyo Dome.The Obic Seagulls defense was led by American defensive ends Kevin Jackson and BJ Beatty Jr. in the Pearl Bowl final. He completed 17 out of 32 for 172 yards and one touchdown. He was also sacked twice as the Obic Seagulls executed a comeback drive during the last 2:03 of regulation which ended with a 19-yard touchdown pass from Obic QB Shun Sugawara toRB Takuya Furutani on the final play of the game to tie the score at 28–28. The game went into overtime after both teams scored field goals. During the second overtime period, Fujitsu failed to get a first down and settled for a field goal. Obic moved to the 8-yard line in three plays, then Sugawara took it in himself on a quarterback draw, diving at the goal line to lift the Seagulls to a 37–34 2-overtime victory. IBM Big Blue's Kevin Craft was the leader in the 1st Stage with 1,108 passing yards with a 66.1 completion percentage and 18 touchdown passes.He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The Panasonic Impulse was the runner-up in the Western Division in the second stage of the game. The Frontiers won 48-28 with a career-high                               ,,,,,,,,  The Frontier's previous win over the 3rd-place Asahi Beer Silver Star assured them a spot in the Final Stage with their next opponent standing in their way before the Japan X Bowl being the Obic Seagulls. The Seagulls had a four-year championship run. In his team's first win over the Seagulls in the fall since 2007, Cameron completed 28 of 40 passes for 280 yards and two touchdown. For the first time in franchise history, the Frontiers will play IBM Big Blue in the Japan X Bowl on December 15 in the Tokyo Dome, with both teams vying for their first league title.The IBM Big Blue defeated the Frontiers in the Japan X Bowl. He completed 13 out of 21 passes for 115 yards in the first half before an injury forced him to sit out the rest of the game. The Frontiers won their first X League title in franchise history when second-string quarterback Keiya Hiramoto took over in the 2nd half and led them to a 44-10) victory over the Big Blue. The Rice bowl national championship game on January 3, 2015, resulted in a comeback 33– 24 victory by the Frontiers over the collegiate champion Kwansei Gakuin University Fighters. The Frontiers had 3,045 passing yards with a 67.1 completion percentage and 33 touchdown. He had 331 rushing yards and 6 touchdown. He was selected to the All X League Class along with teammates LB Shoichiro Suzuki and CB Alriwan Adeyami.On October 3, 2015, Nojima Sagamihara's new import Quarterback Benjamin Anderson was limited to just 144 yards total offense by the Fujitsu defense in a 37-10 victory. The Obic Seagulls would be the team to beat for the Eastern Division title. The Frontiers finished 1st in the Eastern division. They made it to the Japan X Bowl where they defeated the Obic Seagulls 16-3 to win the 2nd X-League Championship. The team would play the Japanese College champion in the 70th Rice Bowl national championship game. <mask> completed 20 of 27 passes for 311 yards as he led the Frontiers to a 30-13 victory. The best American football player in Japan was presented with the Paul Rusch Cup after he was named the Most Valuable Player of the game.He was named the league's most valuable player. There are links to External links for Louisiana Tech, Carolina, and Rivals.com profiles.

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