title: Henry Heydenryk Jr.

texts: <mask>. was a Dutch American frame maker. The fourth generation descendant of The House of Heydenryk was him. The company was founded in Amsterdam in 1845. The Tate and National Gallery museums in England, the Rijksmuseum in the Netherlands and for many other important museums and private collectors were made and supplied by the firm. <mask>. brought The House of Heydenryk to New York City in 1936 to create new designs and finishes. Major artists, collectors and museums in the US and Europe received both hand crafted frames and antiques from him. He wrote The Art and History of Frames: An Inquiry into the Enhancement of Paintings in 1963, and The Right Frame: A Consideration of the Right and Wrong Methods of Framing Pictures in 1964.Period reproductions were made for artists, galleries and museums by the American House of Heydenryk. The House of Heydenryk Jr. Inc. is where <mask> Jr. would eventually branch out from traditional frame making and design his own mouldings and finishes. Heydenryk befriended Hartley after his gallery closed. He designed frames for the Hudson Walker gallery's first exhibition. Hartley used Heydenryk's designs for all of his exhibits until his death in 1943. In addition to Hartley, The House of Heydenryk Jr. made frames for other American artists. The frames Heydenryk produced and sold were used by many American painters.The early exhibitions of Robert Motherwell, Adolph Gottlieb and William Baziotes were framed by him. The influence of Heydenryk was not limited to American artists. He framed works by Picasso for the New York galleries of European art dealers as well as Picasso's American art dealer/agent. The first post war exhibition of Picasso's work in the US was presented in Heydenryk frames. From the 1940s to the 1960s, <mask> Jr. had a relationship with the Spanish artist Dal. Heydenryk created frames for a traveling exhibition of Dal designed jewels sponsored by the Owen Cheatham Foundation. Fernand Léger, Yaacov Agam, Moise Kisling, David Burliuk, Reuven Rubin, Philip Evergood, Joseph Solman, Yousuf Karsh, and Richard Avedon are some of the painters who have their portraits framed by HeydenrykThe House of Heydenryk supplied frames to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, and the Whitney Museum of American Art. The Museum Of Modern Art has a large collection of paintings that were framed by <mask> Jr. He was the official frame consultant to The National Gallery of Art, providing frames for works dating from the early Renaissance to the 20th century. The frames Heydenryk designed were used on the Kennedy White House project. Heydenryk was the place where legendary Hollywood icons of style came for his advice on framing. Heydenryk named a frame after Hepburn in honor of their friendship. The Art and History of Frames: An Inquiry into the Enhancement of Paintings was the first mainstream reference book on the subject.The Right Frame: A Consideration of the Right and Wrong Methods of Framing Pictures was written by Mr. Heydenryk in 1964. He gave tours and lectured at museums across the country in order to promote the book. On June 23, 1994, <mask> Jr. died. He was called the concertmaster of his trade by the New York Times. He was president of The House of Heydenryk from 1986 to 2004. The firm is located in the Starrett-Lehigh Building. The House of Heydenryk Gehring & Heijdenrijk had 1905 births and 1994 deaths.

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title: Richard William Timm

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texts: <mask> was a catholic priest, zoologist, and development worker. He was a member of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Province. He was a founding member of Notre Dame College in Bangladesh. He was the 6th principal of Notre Dame College. Elder Brother Bob, who died on Okinawa in World War II, is one of the four siblings that Timm is the second among. Timm discovered over 250 new species while conducting exclusive surveys on Nematodes. Timm's expeditions spanned from the Mangrove of South Asia to the penguins in the penguins in the penguins in the penguins in the penguins in the penguins in the penguins in the penguins in the penguins in the penguins in the penguins in the penguins in the penguins in the penguins in the penguins inMany of his expeditions were limited to the area of the Sundarbans and other parts of South Asia, but he covered many other parts of the world as well. His expeditions include Africa, Europe, and The Americas. Timm described a taxa called Timmia parva. There are two varieties of Aphelenchoides. There are three new genera of earth nematodes. There are two varieties of Megadontolaimus. Timm has worked in the education sector in Pakistan and Bangladesh since 1952.He worked for Notre Dame College in Bangladesh. One of the best educational institutions in Bangladesh, the college was founded in 1949 and is still carrying on with its reputation and quality. He worked as the Director of Studies and Principal of Notre Dame College during the 70s. He wasn't taking part in academic activities, but he was still connected to the college. He was the pioneer for the club activities at Notre Dame College. The first debating club and the first science club in Bangladesh were founded by him. The Textbook of College Biology was written by Timm and was used for many years in East Pakistan and Bangladesh.The original version of the book was not preserved in the extension. The Laboratory Manual for College Biology didn't have the same popularity as the text due to the higher price. Timm could be considered the Father of NGOs. In Bangladesh, mainly for development. The Association of Development Agencies in Bangladesh (ADAB), the Council for Human Rights in Bangladesh (CCHRB) and the South Asia Forum for Human Rights were all started by his activities. He was a board member of several Caritas projects as well as a consultant. Timm expressed his opinion about the incidents and against the genocide on the liberation war of Bangladesh through his writing.He talked about the violation of human rights. The letters he wrote to Rohde helped build public opinion against the war in Bangladesh. He helped the distressed at the time of the war. Timm was involved in the reconstruction of Bangladesh after the liberation war of the country. The homeless and those who have lost their lives in the war were the focus of the rehabilitation effort. At least 50,000 people were killed in a great storm in East Pakistan in 1970. Several relief expeditions were conducted in the affected areas by Timm, aided by the students of Notre Dame College.The response was one of the largest taken by non-government people. Notre Dame College and Caritas were involved in the relief effort in and out of Dhaka City after the great flood of 1998. On September 11, 2020, <mask> passed away. There are many research papers and books in Timm's publications. <mask> received the Ramon Magsaysay Award in 1987 for International Understanding for his books The Plant-Parasitic Nematodes of Thailand and The Philippines. Timm received citizenship from three different governments as a result of his activities for development. The Marine Nematode Timmia parva was named after Timm.The Ramon Magsaysay Award citation for <mask> can be found at www.rmaward.asia.

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title: Frank Davies (record producer)

texts: <mask> is a British-born Canadian record producer, music publisher, and founder of the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame. <mask> has been a major contributor to the growth of Canada's music industry for more than four decades. He is credited with discovering, producing, publishing, and developing the careers of many celebrated artists and writers, as well as being an advocate for their status. The Walt Grealis Special Achievement Award is presented to individuals who have made a significant impact on the Canadian music industry. <mask> was educated at Windlesham House School, Pangbourne College, and Strasbourg University in north-eastern France, after being born in Northampton, England, the son of a British politician. He married the Canadian pop singer on June 1, 1972 The three children produced by the marriage are Ehrensperger, Emily Gwyneth, and Kate Theresa.<mask> started his music career in 1964 as a French correspondent. He worked for both Liberty Records and EMI Records in London before moving to Canada in 1970. He co-founded the independent record label Daffodil, which became the first Canadian label to be distributed by a major in that country, in the shape of Capitol/EMI. Tom Cochrane, Crowbar, A Foot In Coldwater, the King Biscuit Boy, and others were signed by <mask> and published on his label. He produced the first CanCon single, "Oh What A feeling", as well as A Foot In Coldwater's classic rock hit "(Make Me Do) Anything You Want". In 1978 he formed Partisan Music a production and publishing company that entered into an exclusive deal with a U.S record company to develop talent for that label worldwide. Capitol Records had artists like Graham Shaw and the Leggat Brothers.<mask> put his label and production company on hold to become the President of ATV Music Canada. He became a full-time music publisher after developing the careers of Eddie Schwartz, David Tyson, Aldo Nova, and the Pukka Orchestra. In 1986, as a result of ATV's purchase by Michael Jackson, <mask> formed The Music Publisher and built it into Canada's largest and most successful independent music publisher over the next 14 years. <mask> was the President and CEO of TMP until the end of 1999 when he founded Let Me Be Frank Inc. The songs of Jane Siberry, Murray McLauchlan, Honeymoon Suite, Ron Hynes, Eddie Schwartz, Hagood Hardy, Dean McTaggart, Sherry Kean, Exchange, Ian Thomas/Boomers, and Gil Grand were signed and published by <mask> during the TMP years. TMP opened an office in Nashville. Since founding Let Me Be Frank Inc, <mask> has been the executive producer for albums by Serena Ryder, who he brought to EMI Music, The Rankin Family, and The Treasures whose debut was released by Universal in the spring.The works of long-time client and record producer David Tyson, as well as being a consultant to corporate client Ole Media Management, and having consulted to Microsoft/Xbox, as well as the Department of Canadian Heritage, the Neighbouring Rights Collective of Canada, and to a variety of songwriters, <mask> has served as a director on many industry boards. He founded the non-profit Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1998 and served as its Chairman until 2004. Gordon Lightfoot, Leonard Cohen and RUSH are just some of the Canadians who have been in the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame. <mask> is in Canadian Who's Who. There are links to the official website of the University of Toronto Press.

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title: Bernadine Healy

texts: The first female director of the National Institutes of Health was <mask>. She held leadership positions at the Cleveland Clinic, Ohio State University, and Harvard University. She was the president of both the American Red Cross and the American Heart Association. She was the health editor and columnist for U.S. News & World Report. One of four daughters was raised in Long Island City, Queens. The importance of education was stressed by <mask>'s parents. She graduated from the top of her class at Hunter College in 1962.She graduated summa cum laude from Vassar College in 1965, with a major in chemistry and a minor in philosophy, and was elected to the honor society. She went to Harvard Medical School on full scholarship and was one of only ten women in her class. She completed her internship and residency in internal medicine and cardiology after graduating from Harvard Medical School. She rose quickly to the rank of professor of medicine after becoming the first woman to join its full-time faculty in cardiology. She headed the coronary care unit for eight years. She was an assistant dean at the medical school. She organized a national symposium on women in medicine which looked at the opportunities and hurdles faced by women physicians 90 years after the founding of the medical school, and at the same time honored the Victorian philanthropist who made sure that the school existed.Both women and men were admitted on the same terms. She served on advisory committees to the National Heart, Lung and Blood and was a volunteer president of the American College of Cardiology. She was named the 2008 Person of the Year by the Age of Autism because of her insistence that adequate science be done to resolve the issue of vaccine safety. The scientific consensus is that there is no correlation between vaccines and autism. When she moved to Cleveland in 1985 she became chair of the Cleveland Clinic Lerner Research Institute and also practiced cardiology. She was the lead investigator for the Cleveland Clinic's participation in a major clinical research study comparing angioplasty with coronary artery bypass surgery, as well as building major new programs in molecular biology, neuroscience, and cancer biology. She was the head of the advisory board for the multi-center clinical study that showed that statins could slow the course of atherosclerosis.The Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine was founded in 2004 after she started a medical student program in alliance with Ohio State University. The president and CEO of the American Red Cross was recruited away from Ohio State by the American Red Cross. She wanted to unite the various services and volunteers under the banner " Together we can save a life." She was working at the Red Cross. The Red Cross was fined a record amount by the FDA for mishandled blood products. The American Red Cross was criticized in the news media, notably by Fox News Channel host Bill O'Reilly, New York State Attorney General, and some in Congress for misleading donors by soliciting and receiving donations worth $564 million after the 9/11 attacks. The Red Cross had to make a change.Israel's Red Cross society was not allowed to join the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies without adopting the cross or crescent as its symbol. She was hired as a change agent by the Red Cross Board of Directors, but they didn't like her managerial style and lost control over day-to-day decision-making. Her resignation was forced by the board in the wake of these disagreements. On December 31, 2001, he left the organization. The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy has a deputy director. She was the executive secretary of the White House Science Council's Panel on the Health of Universities and a member of several advisory groups on developing government-wide guidelines for research in human subjects and for the humane treatment of animals in research. She was a member of the President's Council of Advisers on Science and Technology.Bush and his brother. She became the first woman to head the National Institute of Health in 1991. She took on many initiatives during her two years at the helm, including the development of a major intramural laboratory for human genetics. According to Francis Collins, he was responsible for pressuring James Watson to retire as director of the Human Genome Project due to his belief that identified genes should be open for use to prevent disease instead of being patented. She was president of the American Heart Association from 1988 to 1989 and sought to convince both the public and medical community that heart disease is also a woman's disease. Appointed president of the American Red Cross in 1999, Healy worked to improve the safety and availability of the American blood supply while overseeing the development of a Weapons of Mass Destruction response program. She was in charge of the organization's response to September 11.In 1994, he was a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate. She ran in the GOP primary and came in second. Gov. Mike DeWine won the general election. Professor and dean of the College of Medicine at Ohio State University, <mask> was there from 1995 to 1999. The College of Medicine was re-christened the College of Medicine and Public Health during her tenure. The medical school was designated as a National Center of excellence in women's health.There is a planned development of a Musculoskeletal Institute. The college's programs in cancer research and tumor genetics were expanded with the help of Dr. Clara and Dr. Albert de la Chappelle. The recruitment of Dr. Robert Michler of Columbia University helped to grow cardiovascular research and practice. The Heart and Lung Institute was created by Dr. Goldschmidt, a cardiologist and researcher. Over her career, she served on numerous medical advisory committees. She was a member of the National Academy of Sciences' Institute of Medicine, as well as the national Academy of Engineering and the Department of Energy. She was an outspoken critic of smoking and was on numerous advisory groups and boards of the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology.She was a medical commentator and consultant for CBS, PBS and MSNBC, as well as appearing on CNN, C-SPAN and Fox News Channel. The column "On Health" was written for U.S. News and World Report beginning in 2003 on a wide array of medical topics from women's health to marijuana, coronary artery disease to cancer, tattoos to male circumcision, and medical preparedness to health reform. The 2004 finding of the Institute of Medicine that the evidence refuting a link between childhood vaccinations and autism was conclusive became the focus of controversy when she questioned it. In a nationally televised CBS interview with Sharyl Attkisson, she alleged that the government has avoided studying whether there are any susceptible population sub- groups in which vaccination may result in autism because of a fear that people would stop vaccinations. Floyd D. Loop was the former CEO of the Cleveland Clinic. She and her husband had a daughter. She had a daughter from her previous marriage.She died two days after her 67th birthday in Gates Mills, Ohio, after a thirteen year battle with brain cancer. In the third episode of Malcolm Gladwell's "Revisionist History", the subject of popular media is <mask>. Press release from Ohio State University regarding <mask>'s departure Mount Union College 2004 commencement speaker information Lakeland Community College 2002 commencement speaker information

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title: Lasse Granqvist

texts: Lars Ivar "<mask>" <mask> was born in 1967. He was a commentator for ice hockey and football on Sveriges Radio. He is known for his quick commentary and clarity in his voice. C More Entertainment has been active since 2000. <mask> was born in Solna on October 25, 1967, and grew up on Backvgen. Karl-Ivar co-created "The Bench", a place at the Solna Centrum shopping mall where men could hang out while their wives were shopping. It was not allowed to talk about politics or religion on "The Bench".<mask> wasn't much of an athlete when he was young. His father sent him to a football practice when he was six to seven years old. They lined up in a row and the coach threw balls to practice. The ball hurt badly when <mask> struck it. He went back to his house. He ended up in the snow bank in ice hockey because he couldn't stop on ice skate in one direction. He was commenting on the games at the same time as he was acting as a referee.He made 38 points in 50 games while playing for IBK Solna. As a child in Solna, <mask> used to listen to Sportextra on Radio P4. He made his own notes. He recorded the goals, penalties, and other important events in the ice hockey matches with different colored pencils. He and a friend made up their own onces when there were no matches. There was no doubt that he would become a sports commentator. Ten years ago, in the car on the way to and from the summer house, the <mask> family passed ten traffic lights while <mask> referred a race against the traffic signals.When the kids in the yard had a cycling competition, <mask> used to jump on a table and comment on the race even though he didn't see the cyclists. He was put together a summary as they approached. He commented on the competition between red and blue cars when he went out with his mom and dad. "Jnssonligan" was a strange trio in school. They did not go to the school lockers between classes because they competed in getting the best results and wore their books in plastic bags. He was able to study even more. The main feature was related to the language.He could hear what was being said. He pushed other information into his head. He could read entire books. Everything was gone when the exam was done. He finds it easy to learn lineups because of that. He asked what was required of him to work at Sveriges Radio when he was in high school. The editorial secretary at the time was Bjrn Fagerlind.The final grade for <mask> was 4.9 out of 5. It was not enough for him to enroll. internship was the third and final semester at the Journalist College. Radiosporten is the sport section of Sveriges Radio. There was only one internship for another person who also wanted to work at Radiosporten. <mask> won the draw. <mask> joined Radiosporten in January of 1988.After completing his internship in May 1988, he received a summer temp job, followed by an Olympic Games temp job, followed by a winter temp job, and finally a winter temp job on 1 May 1989. <mask> Kinch was a role model for Granqvist. He learned a lot about ke Strmmer's passion and directness. Commentators like Robert Perlskog and <mask> Kinch had gone on to other jobs so an opening appeared for Granqvist. Radiosporten's <mask> Kinch left in 1990. The last thing he did was Sweden-West Germany. Granqvist was interviewing at the sidelines.He commented on a major international game before 1991. The last match before the World Cup in Italy was Sweden-Wales in 1990. <mask>'s breakthrough was the 1991 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships. At that time, there was a clear hierarchy at Radiosporten. It would have taken a long time to get the big stuff. Sweden became world champion after Mats Sundin scored the last goal. The expert commentator and the sound engineer offered champagne.The head of Radiosporten from 1998 to 1999 was <mask>. He had a contract with Radiosporten until December 2010 and also had his own company. The Swedish Broadcasting Authority reported the commentating of the Sweden-Belarus game in the 2002 Winter Olympics. All complaints were rejected. <mask> is known for his quick commentary and clarity in his voice. In the 2003 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships, he spoke 118 words in 23 seconds. Four of <mask>'s quotes were voted among the top seven in Sportextra's vote on the best sports quotes of all time.He worked for 25 years at Radiosporten and 13 years with both radio and television before moving to C More Entertainment and TV4. At least 120 international football fixtures, at least 20 Ice Hockey World Championships, at least 6 Summer Olympic Games and at least 6 Winter Olympic Games have been commented on by <mask>. The chairman of the Swedish Sports Academy Jury Nomination is <mask>. <mask> is a fan of Fotboll. Stora Retorikpriset was the sports journalist of the year in Sweden.

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title: Ella Knowles Haskell

texts: <mask> was an American lawyer, suffragist, and politician. She moved to Montana to improve her health after a bout of Tuberculosis and became the first woman to be licensed as a lawyer, the first woman to run for Attorney General, and the 26th woman to be admitted to practice before. She was well known in Montana for her advancement of the suffragist movement, political feminism and social equity. On July 31, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 She attended Plymouth Normal School for one year after graduating from Northwood Academy. She earned tuition for college while teaching in country schools. She was the first female editor of the college's student magazine and was active in the debate society.One of the few co-educational colleges in the Northeast at that time, she graduated with honors in 1884. She gave dramatic entertainments and acted in amateur theatrical organizations when she was in school. She decided to study law after hesitating between teaching and law as a profession. She studied law in Manchester, New Hampshire, with Henry E. Burnham, who later became a U.S. senator. She was advised to move to the Montana Territory to improve her health after falling ill with Tuberculosis. She taught French and German in a seminary in Iowa, and rhetoric and elocution at Western Normal College. She took a position as a teacher in Salt Lake City.She was offered a larger salary to return to the Iowa University where she had taught. She was willing to stay in the West because she had seen enough of the people there. She moved to Montana in the late 19th century and was offered the job of principal at the West Side School. She went to the law office of Joseph Kinsley after finishing her law course. She was the first woman to hold an office like that in Montana. She was the secretary of a lumber company in her first year inHelena. She received several divorce cases, which she handed over to Kinsley, while she was studying law.She fought against Montana statutes that prevented women from practicing. The state bill permitting qualified people to practice law without regard to sex was the result of her lobbying. She became the first woman to practice law in Montana when she was admitted to the bar in 1889. She formed a partnership with Kinsley. On April 18, 1890, she was admitted to practice before the District Court of the United States, and on April 28, 1890, she received credentials that allowed her to practice before the Circuit Court of the United States. After divorcing her husband, she moved to Montana where she became an attorney for various mining interests. She was the first woman to argue and win cases before the United States Supreme Court.The first woman to run for Attorney General in the United States was nominated by the Populist Party and ran in 1892, 22 years before Montana women received the right to vote. She was nominated to be the Montana assistant attorney general by a Republican who had won the election. They married later. <mask> was the first Montana woman to be elected to a national political convention. She convinced the U.S. Secretary of the Interior, Hoke Smith, to grant $200,000 worth of land for schools near Great Falls. <mask> was active in the women's suffragist movement. She was chosen to serve as the President of the Montana Equal Suffrage Association because she was a member of the Helena Business Women's Suffrage Club.As the populist movement grew in Montana, she continued to campaign for William Bryan, who was chosen as the Democratic nominee for the presidency in 1896. <mask> died in 1912. The Fourth Floor of the James F. Battin Federal Courthouse inBillings, Montana is named after her. There is a list of first women lawyers and judges in Montana. The 19th century saw the deaths of American women lawyers and people from Montana to New Hampshire.

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title: Jake Lee (wrestler)

texts: <mask>yong, better known as his ring name, is a Zainichi-Korean professional wrestler, former mixed martial artist, and former weightlifter who is currently signed to All Japan Pro Wrestling. <mask> joined the All Japan Pro Wrestling dojo in January of 2011. He made his debut using his real name in a loss to Taiyo Kea, and lost again the following day, this time to Ryota Hama, but on August 20 he picked up his first victory with a win over Nakanoue. Kentaro Shiga won The Destroyer Cup Battle Royal at All Together 2011. Gyong and Takumi Soya were defeated by Soya and Takao Omori on September 17 after teaming up with Manabu Soya. After sustaining an injury, Gyong decided to retire from professional wrestling. He said in an interview that leaving professional wrestling broke his heart.He pursued a career in mixed martial arts after leaving wrestling. After leaving All Japan, Gyong joined Power Of Dreams, where he trained under Kenichi Yamamoto and competed in MMA for several years. On May 21, 2015, Gyong went under the ring name <mask> after announcing his return to professional wrestling. On June 4, he and Jun Akiyama defeated Takao Omori and Naoya Nomura. In December, after Kento Miyahara tried to join Evolution but was rejected, Miyahara announced the formation of a new unit called Nextream, consisting initially of Miyahara and <mask>. Nextream defeated Jun Akiyama and Yuma Aoyagi on January 21 and then defeated Akiyama and Takao Omori on February 13 to become the new #1 contender to the World Tag Team Championship. Zeus and The Bodyguard were challenged by <mask> and Miyahara.<mask> finished with 2 points in the 2016 champion carnival. The World Tag Team Championships were held on August 6 and Miyahara and <mask> lost to Daisuke and Yuji. <mask> was eliminated in the first round of the Royal Road Tournament. In October, Miyahara and <mask> were joined by other people. On October 31, <mask> competed in an 8-man tag team match for Heat-Up Pro Wrestling, teaming with Takao Omori, Yuma Aoyagi and Yohei Nakajima to defeat Daisuke Kanehira, Koji Iwamoto, Shinya Ishida and Tatsumi Fujinami. In the Real World Tag League, <mask> and Miyahara won their block with 8 points, but lost to Get Wild in the final. <mask> and Miyahara once again challenged Big Guns for the World Tag Team Championship but came up short.<mask> scored a win over Zeus in the Champion Carnival, but finished last in Block A with 2 points. The two challenged The Big Guns for the World Tag Titles on May 12 but lost. <mask> faced Shuji Ishikawa for the first time on June 11 and came up short. On July 17th, <mask> and Nomura defeated The Big Guns to win their first title in the World Tag Team Championship. During the match against The Big Guns on July 28, <mask> suffered a knee injury and was unable to compete. The titles were stripped due to <mask>'s injury. <mask> announced his return to the ring as well as his departure from Nextream.He had his return match on May 24 with his partner. On June 13, <mask> announced the formation of his own stable called "Sweeper" due to their desire to clean sweep All Japan by controlling their titles with the stable consisting of Iwamoto, Keiichi Sato, Ryoji Sai, and Dylan James. <mask> lost to Kento Miyahara in the second round of the d Tournament after defeating Jun Akiyama in the first round. During a tag team match on September 24, James turned on <mask> and formed a tag team with Joe Doering. <mask> and Sai competed in the World's Strongest Tag Determination League from November to December and finished 9th with 8 points. <mask> won the January 2nd Openweight Korakuen Hall Battle Royal. <mask> and Sai tried to win the World Tag Team Championship but lost.<mask> and Iwamoto won the All Asia Tag Team Championships after defeating Big Japan Pro Wrestling's Masaya Takahashi and Takayuki Ueki in the semifinals and Daichi Hashimoto and Hideyoshi Kamitani in the finals. <mask> tied for first place in Block B of the Champion Carnival with 10 points. <mask> lost to Kento Miyahara in the finals of the Triple Crown due to this. The All Asia Tag Team Championships were lost by <mask> and Iwamoto on May 5, but they regained the titles on June 18. <mask> won his first major accolade when he defeated Kento Miyahara to win the d Tournament. <mask> lost the Triple Crown Championship to Miyahara on October 24. Iwamoto questioned the reason for Sweepers existence after <mask> and Naoya Nomura announced their entry into the World Strongest Tag Determination League.<mask> was runner up in the tournament and announced the dissolution of Sweeper. The stable Jin was formed on December 21st. On January 3, 2020, <mask> once again tried to beat Kento Miyahara for the Triple Crown Championship. <mask> won three of his four matches in the Ikkitousen Strong Climb. Yankee Two Kenju defeated <mask> and Iwamoto in the All Asia Tag Team Championships. Due to the cancellation of several events, <mask> was able to progress to the semi-finals. Quiet Storm defeated <mask> via count-out on April 26.He was unsuccessful in both the Real World Tag League and the Champion Carnival. On February 23, 2021, during a six man tag team match against Enfants Terribles, the members of the stable turned on Shotaro Ashino. The five men left together after <mask> attacked Ashino and turned on Iwamoto. On March 6th, <mask>, Omori, Doi, Arashi, Kodama, and Tajiri appeared as Total Eclipse. The ten man tag team elimination match didn't include Arashi. <mask> obtained a teacher's licence in college after becoming a vegan while training for MMA. He is a personal fitness trainer and has trained a Japanese musician.There were two All Asia Tag Team Championship and one All Japan Pro Wrestling Triple Crown Heavyweight Championship. There are 46 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2021, Tokyo Sports Outstanding Performance Award.

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title: Scott Rudin

texts: <mask> is an American film, television, and theatre producer. His films include the Academy Award-winning Best Picture No Country for Old Men, as well as Uncut Gems, Lady Bird, Fences, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Social Network, South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut, School of Rock, Zoolander, and the He has won 17 Tony Awards on Broadway for shows such as The Book of Mormon, Hello, Dolly!, The Humans, and A View from the Bridge. 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He began working as an assistant to a theatre producer at the age of 16. He worked for two producers. <mask> started his own company after taking a job as a casting director. Annie was cast by his firm in 1977. Verna: USO Girl, starring Sissy Spacek and William Hurt, was one of the films he cast. Rudin moved to Los Angeles in 1980 and worked as a producer on a number of films, including I'm Dancing as Fast as I Can and Little Gloria.Happy at Last was nominated for an Oscar in 1982. <mask> formed his own company. Mrs. Soffel was his first film under that banner. <mask> joined 20th Century-Fox as an executive producer after placing his production shingle in dormancy. At Fox, he met Jonathan Dolgen, a higher-level executive, who he would work with again at Paramount Pictures. <mask> became president of production at Fox in 1986 at the age of 28. He left Fox after a short time and went into a producing deal with Paramount.<mask> moved back to Paramount after signing a deal with TriStar Pictures. <mask>'s first-look deal with Paramount Pictures lasted over 15 years and produced pictures such as The First Wives Club, The Addams Family, and Clueless. After the resignation of Paramount's chairwoman Sherry Lansing in 2004, <mask> left the studio and set a five-year first-look pact with Disney that allowed him to make movies under their labels Touchstone Pictures, Walt Disney. Rudin produced The Hours for Miramax Films after it became a studio subsidiary of Disney. <mask> said he and Weinstein are both control freaks. Both of us want to run our own shows. I work for Miramax when I'm doing a movie.I don't like that feeling. I don't like that. I dislike it when I feel like I'm on a leash. Lower-budget, independent films were included in his 2010 projects. Three films about adolescence were released by Rudin and studio A 24 in the last two years. He signed a television production deal with Fox. Rudin is one of Broadway's most prolific commercial producers, producing between two and five productions per year.After eight preview performances, his first Broadway play, David Henry Hwang's Face Value, closed. He started a deal with Jujamcyn to develop and produce new plays. <mask> won the Best Musical Tony Award in 1994 for his production of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine'sPassion. He co-produced Kathleen Turner's Broadway comeback, Indiscretions, and the play Hamlet. Nathan Lane won his first Tony Award for his performance in the revival of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, which Rudin produced in 1996. His co-productions have included The Ride Down Mt. and The Goat or Who Is Sylvia? The History Boys, Beckett/Albee, Closer, The Blue Room, Doubt, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, and Exit the King are some of the plays.The first Broadway revival of August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize-winning play Fences was directed by Kenny Leon and starred Denzel Washington and Viola Davis. Fences received ten Tony Award nominations and three wins, including Best Revival of a Play, Best Actor for Washington, and Best Actress for Davis. The 2016 film adaptation of Fences was produced by him. <mask> was a producer for the Broadway musical The Book of Mormon, which opened in 2011. The show won nine Tony Awards, including Best Musical. As of March 15, 2020, the production had played more than 3,700 Broadway performances. The show played in London, Australia, Europe, Asia, and the United States.<mask> has won Tony Awards for producing Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman, A Raisin in the Sun, and David Hare's Skylight. It was starring Bette Midler. Larry David's Fish in the Dark, a hit comedy with over $13.5 million in advance sales at the box office, was a record at the time. <mask> produced the first Broadway production of To Kill a Mockingbird, which was adapted for the stage by Sorkin and starred Jeff Daniels. The production opened to positive reviews at the Shubert Theatre. The production broke the record for box office grosses for a non-musical play in a theater owned by The Shubert Organization. The play's production company was accused of deviating too much from the novel by theHarper Lee estate prior to the play's opening."As far as Atticus and his virtue goes, this is a different take on Mockingbird thanHarper Lee's or Horton Foote's," Sorkin had previously admitted. While he's going along, he has a running argument with Calpurnia, the maid, which is a bigger part of the play I just wrote. He is in denial about his neighbors and his friends and the world around him, that it is as racist as it is, that a Maycomb County jury could possibly put Tom Robinson in jail, when it's obvious what happened here. He becomes an apologist for these people. <mask> was accused of breaching his contract the following month. The legal dispute was settled in May. Christopher Sergel's play had been available for license for over 50 years prior to the run of Sorkin's adaptation.Since the opening of Sorkin's adaptation, lawyers acting for the company formed by Rudin for the Broadway production of To Kill a Mockingbird claimed worldwide exclusive rights to any adaptation of Lee's book. The company has moved aggressively to shut down all other productions of To Kill a Mockingbird staged within 25 miles of any city ALLC determines to be a major metropolitan center that might eventually host the Sorkin adaptation. The Grand Theatre estimated that the cancellation of Mockingbird would cost the theatre $20,000. In the week that the New York Times story ran, it was revealed that Rudin had recently purchased a New York City home from Graydon Carter. Rudin withdrew from at least two major Broadway productions. 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The music and lyrics were written by Tim Minchin and the book was written by Danny Rubin. <mask> withdrew from the production due to differences with the production team. The Broadway show was a failure and closed after just five months. <mask> ran an advertisement in the Times after Patrick Healey published an interview with Colm Toibin, the author of The Testament of Mary. One day, Pat, maybe you'll learn something about how Broadway works, and maybe even understand it.<mask> demanded that all critics attend the opening night performance of his production of The Front Page, which starred Nathan Lane, John Slattery, John Goodman, Holland Taylor, and Robert Morse. Critics get plenty of time to file reviews when they are invited to several performances prior to opening night. The Hollywood Reporter critic David Rooney objected to the change, saying, "You know nobody works at that pace anymore, right?" Critics have reviewed shows on Broadway for 100 years. It is possible to do it for one night. Get over it. Rooney's review ran two days later than other New York critics.Many gigabytes of stolen information, including internal company documents, were disclosed in the Sony Pictures email leak. An email exchange between Amy Pascal and <mask> was reported to have referred to President Barack Obama as a racist. Both of them apologized. They wanted to mention films about slavery in the United States or the pre-Civil Rights era when they met the president. Rudin said, "I bet he likes Kevin Hart." Rudin said that the e-mails were "private emails between friends and colleagues written in haste and without much thought or sensitivity." He apologized and said he was profoundly and deeply sorry.<mask> is considered to be one of the most abusive bosses in the entertainment industry. He has been dubbed "Hollywood's biggest a-hole", "the most feared man in town", and " notoriously hot-tempered". <mask> admitted in a 2008 interview that he had a temper. Rudin was accused by numerous employees of showing a long-standing pattern of abusive behavior towards his employees, including physical abuse, such as throwing objects at his assistants, and in one instance breaking an assistant's hand with a computer monitor. He was accused of having victims sign non-disparagement agreements and having the victims' film credits increased or decreased after quitting. They wouldn't return to Moulin Rouge on April 14, 2021. The industry's silence on the allegations against Rudin will be protested once it reopens."I want a theatre industry that matches my integrity," he stated in the video. According to reports, if Rudin didn't take a seat, Foster would leave the Broadway production of The Music Man. In order to create a safe and harassment-free theatrical workplace on Broadway and beyond, the Actors' Equity Association called on Rudin to release employees from any ongoing nondisclosure agreements and for actions from employers. Rudin should be added to the Do Not Work list. Rudin apologized for the pain his behavior caused to individuals, directly and indirectly, and said he would step back from active work on his Broadway productions. He announced on April 20 that he would do the same for his projects. Rudin was no longer an executive producer for the upcoming third season of What We Do in the Shadows.The first episode did not include his name in the credits. In a September 2021 interview with Vanity Fair, Sorkin said "I think <mask> got what he deserves" after being asked about the firing of <mask> from To Kill a Mockingbird. The Coen brothers' No Country for Old Men and Paul Thomas Anderson's There Will Be Blood were both adapted from books in 2008. The two films were both nominated for an Oscar in the same year. <mask> accepted the Best Picture prize on stage for No Country for Old Men. <mask> was nominated for an award for Little Gloria. Happy at Last and School of Rock won Primetime and daytime Emmys.He received an award for The Book of Mormon. <mask> was nominated twice in one year for the Producers Guild of America Awards. He was nominated along with Dana Brunetti, Cen Chaffin and Michael De Luca for producing the Facebook biographical film The Social Network and for their remake of the classic western True Grit. Rudin was awarded the David O. Selznick Achievement Award in Motion Pictures by the PGA. Rudin is married to John Barlow, the former owner of Barlow-Hartman Public Relations. <mask> and Barlow bought a three-story Greek Revival-style home in New York's West Village neighborhood. Rudin was a producer in all films.The Girl in the Spider's Web, Uncut Gems, and The Woman in the Window were all produced by Flatliners. Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events was one of the South Park films.

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title: Anton Loginov

texts: The Russian Bolshevik Revolutionary, Communist Party member, journalist, writer, and Soviet publicist was born on January 31, 1884. The nickname "<mask>" was given to <mask> by the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party. He was a member of the Tiflis City Party Committee. He was involved in many revolutions, including the First Russian revolution in Moscow and the October Revolution of 1917 in Tiflis. He was a born speaker and a witty polemist. To attract interesting material and witty answers to questions, Lenin learned to speak in a simple and understandable language. <mask> was advised to engage in anti- religious propaganda.<mask> trained qualified personnel in the anti-religious campaign and devoted himself entirely to atheistic work. <mask> was appointed to Kostelovskaia's place on the Anti-religious Commission by the Moscow Party in 1925. He was an editor of the newspaper and magazine "Bezbozhnik" and a member of the bureau of the district party committee. There were disagreements with representatives of the clergy in the 1920s. He exposed the counter-revolutionary activity of churchmen, the antiscientific and reactionary essence of religion, and the class implications of religious morality. The author of many articles was <mask>. His book was called "<mask>ov"."The Godless: the Best Friend of the Peasant" was a pamphlet aimed at the countryside. "We don't want to take religion away from you", said Loginov, "we just want you to give it up." What do you replace it with? He has the peasant ask. He said that evil does not have to be replaced. 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title: Mike Sanford Sr.

texts: He is a high school football coach and a former player. From 2005 to 2009, he was the head football coach at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He played quarterback for the USC from 1973 to 1976 and is a graduate of the school. He is the father of former Western Kentucky head coach <mask>. The program was in decline. The program's problems were blamed on the inability to keep local talent at home. It was hoped that this new policy would change the fortunes of the program.His first two years at the helm produced just four total wins, on par with John Robinson's final season total. One of the biggest victories in UNLV football history was a 23–20 overtime win over 15th-ranked Arizona State on September 13, 2008. He said it was the biggest win of his career. At the end of the season, UNLV announced that it had fired its coach. He left the Rebels after five seasons. Trent Miles was Indiana State's twenty-fourth head coach and went 7–4 his final year. The season was fraught with a struggle to adjust to the system implemented by the new staff, multiple injuries to several key starters, and many off-field issues which led to Indiana State losing all but one game.Despite finishing the season with a disappointing 1-11 record, the Sycamores were competitive, with close losses to Western Illinois and Tennessee Tech. Indiana State showed a marked improvement in their second year under <mask>. After suffering an early defeat at the hands of Big Ten member Indiana University; the Sycamores followed a dominant performance against Tennessee Tech by completing an upset victory over the Division I FBS and historic rival Ball State Cardinals to regain the Victory Bell for the first time since 1987. A record-setting senior season by quarterback <mask> led to a regular season record of 4-7 and a Top 25 ranking. In the first round of the NCAA playoffs, the Sycamores defeated ranked teams and then lost to Chattanooga in the second round. The season was the best in thirty years for Indiana State. Despite entering the season with high expectations, Indiana State took a step back in 2015.The graduation of starting quarterback <mask> led to the start of redshirt sophomore Matt Adam. ISU had a successful offensive game plan from the previous season and had to change it to fit Adam's skill set. ISU fell to North Dakota State, Illinois State, Northern Iowa, and Western Illinois in consecutive games because of devastating injuries that wore away at both the depth and consistency. The Sycamores finished their season with a victory over Youngstown State. The 2016 season was disappointing. After starting quarterback Matt Adam was ruled academically ineligible to play, a competition that consisted of three inexperienced quarterbacks was won by Isaac Harker. The Sycamores started the season with a 3-1 record but lost six of their last seven games because of a potent passing game.The first victory over Illinois State in six years was achieved by the Sycamores despite their 4-7 record. Following the appointment of his son as head coach of Western Kentucky, <mask> resigned as head coach of Indiana State. After four years at ISU, <mask> was 18-30. As a graduate assistant at USC, he began his coaching career. He has served as an assistant coach for numerous teams in the collegiate and professional ranks, including San Diego City College, the United States Military Academy, Virginia Military Institute, Long Beach State, and USC. At Utah, Urban Meyer hired <mask> as his offensive coach. The Liberty Bowl was won by the Utes that year.The next year, the Utes repeated as conference champ and finished the season with a 12–0 record, including a win over Pittsburgh in the Fiesta Bowl. Alex Smith was a finalist for the Heisman Trophy as well as the Mountain West Player of the Year, and the offense averaged 45.3 points a game. The San Francisco 49ers selected Smith as the first overall pick in the 2005 NFL Draft. On December 22, 2009, he was named an assistant head coach at the University of Louisville. After a lackluster offensive performance against Marshall on October 1, 2011, <mask> did not travel with the Cards for their next game, against North Carolina. He didn't attend any of the practices leading up to the game. Shawn was the offensive play-caller for that game.According to McMurphy of CBSSports.com, <mask> had been fired and replaced by a new one. According to Rick Bozich of The Courier-Journal, <mask> may be demoted to a position coach. Bozich confirmed that <mask> was no longer the offensive coordinator. On Monday, October 10, Strong announced that he would serve as offensive coordinator for the rest of the season, but that he would remain on the coaching staff. There were rumors that there had been an altercation between them. On October 22, Strong announced that he was no longer with the program. In March 2012 he joined the Utah State coaching staff.He was an assistant head coach and running backs/tight ends coach. Gary Andersen was the head coach at the University of Utah. In December of 2016 he joined the Western Kentucky coaching staff. He was the running backs coach and special teams coach at Utah State. He was a consultant for Gary Anderson and his son. References External links Indiana State profile 1955 births Living people American football quarterbacks Army Black Knights football coaches High school football coaches in Nevada

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title: Antonio Navarro Wolff

texts: <mask> is an engineer, a former combatant and a politician. The 19th of April Movement (M-19) was a former guerrilla movement that operated in the 1970s and 1980s. The M-19 Democratic Alliance was formed by <mask> and others after the demobilization of the M-19. He ran as a political candidate for the M-19 party in 1990 and finished third in the presidential elections, but lost his party's nomination in the 2006 presidential elections. He was elected to the National Constituent Assembly in 1991 and along with lvaro Gmez Hurtado and Horacio Serpa Uribe drafted the constitution of the country. From 1998 to 2002 he served in Congress, and from 2002 to 2006 he served in the Senate, as well as the Mayor of Pasto from 1995 to 1998, the Governor of Nario from 2008 to 2012 and the Mayor of Pasto from 1995 to 1998. <mask> was born on July 9, 1948 in Pasto to <mask>.After graduating from the University of Valle as a sanitary engineer, he took postgraduate courses and later became a professor. In 1976, he received a scholarship from the Rockefeller Foundation, the British Council and the International Development Research Center of Canada. He was an adviser of the Social Medicine Department of the University of Valle in 1972 and an adviser of the Multidisciplinary Research Centre for Rural Development in 1977. He joined the guerilla group M-19 at the end of the 1970s. The organization had a second-in-command in the M-19. The Palace of Justice was taken over by armed guerrillas in one of the most controversial episodes of M-19. They pretended to demand a trial of the President for violating the peace accords.At least 53 civilians, including members of the Supreme Court of Justice, were killed in the Palace operation. The siege was described as a holocaust by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. The president of the government in 1984 and 1985 had peace negotiations with the movement. The Commission to organize the National Dialogue was headed by him. truces failed and the peace process ended. In May 1985, the talks collapsed after an attack in a cafeteria in the city of Cali, when a soldier threw a grenade that exploded 10 cm away from <mask>, who was severely wounded. He lost his left leg below the knee because of the destruction of his facial nerve.M-19 was told by a doctor that he was going to be attacked in the hospital and so he was evacuated to Mexico. He received an artificial limb in Cuba. Carlos Pizarro had peace negotiations with the government of President Barco. The peace agreement was signed in 1990. Carlos Pizarro Leongmez, leader of M-19, was assassinated on a flight from Bogot to Barranquilla on April 26, 1990 as he was about to run for president. The leaders of M-19 decided to continue with the peace process after Pizarro's burial. They nominated him for the presidency and he came in third.M-19 became the Secretary General of the Alternative Democratic Pole in the 2000s. The mayor of Pasto, <mask>, was one of the three collegiate presidents of the assembly that wrote the constitution of the country. He was the Minister of Health. He lost to Carlos Gaviria in the party primaries in 2006 but still ran for the presidency. He was elected to the Senate. He was elected governor of Nario. The spokesman for the Bogot mayor was appointed by the Secretary of Government after the election of Petro.In March of 2012 I assumed the role of Progressive Movement spokesman after resignation for personal reasons. The Inter-American Dialogue is a Washington D.C. based think tank. The character of Marco Navia in the TV series "Escobar, el patrn del mal" is portrayed by the actor Fabio Rubiano. <mask> was born in 1948 and is a living example of Polo Democratico Alternativo.

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title: Saint Piran

texts: Saint Pyran was a 5th-century Cornish abbot and saint. He is the patron saint of tin-miners, and is also the patron saint of Cornwall, although Saint Michael and <mask>c also have some claim to this title. The Irish saint Ciarn of Saigir has been identified as St Piran. The Cornish national flag has a white cross on a black background and is traditionally the emblem of the tinners. Saint Piran's Day is on 5 March. The most famous of the saints that came to Cornwall from Ireland is said to be <mask>. He was identified as the Irish Saint Ciarn of Saigir by at least the 13th century due to the fact that Celtic languages alternate p and k sounds.The Celtic Scholar suggested that the patron saint of Cornwall was a man named Ciaran of Saigir. The differences in spelling are due to dialect or linguistic reasons. The softer letter 'p' replaced the harder 'c' or k' sound in the Goidelic languages. Goidelic was seen by scholars as being Q-Celtic, as one of the earliest Ogham inscriptions used a 'Q' represented by Queirt, which was symbolised by the Apple Tree to phonetically pronounce the k sound. A complete copy of an earlier Middle Irish life of Saint Ciarn of Saighir, with different parentage and a different ending, was written in the 14th century. There is no shrine to him in Ireland. The feast day of St Ciarn of Saighir is on 5 March.The calendar of the church has an alternative date for 18 November. The Perran Feast is celebrated on the last Monday in October. There are services at the site of the Oratory on the previous Sunday. St Ciarn of Clonmacnoise, who founded the monastery of Clonmacnoise in County Offaly, is thought to have died of yellow fever at a young age, so it's unlikely that <mask> will be identified with him. His father is said to have been a Cornishman. The two names could not possibly be the same according to Joseph Loth. G. H. Doble thought that he was a Welshman because of the lost chapel.The Ciarn of Clonmacnoise identification is accepted by David Nash Ford, and he suggests that the father of the prince of Dumnonia should be identified with the Ciarn. According to Dr James Brennan of Kilkenny and Dr T. F. G. Dexter of the Royal Cornwall Museum, St Ciarn of Saighir was either a disciple or a person. Professor Nicholas Orme believes that the inspiration for the Kerrian dedication may be the same as Ciarn. In Latin documents, the saint of the church was called Kyeranus or Querranus, with Kerrian being the local dialect. The Irish tied him to a mill-stone, rolled it over the edge of a cliff, and the saint floated safely over the water to land on the sandy beach of Perranzabuloe in Cornwall. A badger, a fox, and a bear are said to have been his first disciples. The gift of miracles, with which he was favored, brought many to seek his charitable aid.The Abbey of Lanpiran was founded with the help of many of his Christian converts. The method of tin-smelting in Cornwall had been lost since the Romans' arrival, but it was rediscovered when his black stone had the tin out of it. The remains of the Blessed Martin the Abbot, who he brought from Ireland, were buried with him at Perranzabuloe. His remains were exhumed to be venerated in various reliquaries. St Piran's Old Church, Perranzabuloe, had a reliquary containing his head and a hearse in which his body was placed for processionals, according to an inventory. The chapel at Perranzabuloe was bequeathed money in Sir John Arundell's Will. The churches at Perranuthnoe and Perranarworthal were dedicated to him.They are named after him in Brittany St. Peran. Since 1996, the former Methodist chapel at Laity Moor has served as the Orthodox Church of Archangel Michael and Holy Piran. The coat of arms of the de Saint-Péran or <mask> family is the earliest documented link to the design of the flag. The arms were De sable  la croix pattée d'argent in the 15th century. A black shield with a white cross. The mountain is named after a saint in Canada. Clibanarius erythropus was named in his honor.The term 'Perrantide' has been used to describe the week leading up to St Piran's Day in Cornwall. In areas where there is a large community descended from Cornish emigrants, there are many Cornish-themed events. The annual inter-Celtic festival of 'Lowender Peran' is held in the village of Perranporth. Hundreds of people dressed in black, white and gold march across the dunes to the cross on St Piran's Day, carrying the Cornish flag. The Life of St Piran has been performed at the event since 2000. Daffodils are placed at the cross. Daffodils have a gold colour and feature in celebrations.The colors black, white and gold are associated with Cornwall. In 2006 Dan Rogerson asked the government to make a public holiday out of 5 March to celebrate St Piran's Day. The Heartland Film Festival hosted a short movie about St. Piran in 2010. The patron saint archive of the St. Piran Football League is Mount St. The year 2001. G.H. wrote In the Shadow of St Piran Doble. The people of Cornwall.The Dean and Chapter of Truro are in the same area. J. loth The year 1930. The victims of l'hagio-onomastique in Cornwall were saint Peran, saint Keverne, and saint Achebran. Charles Plummer. The year 1922. E. W. F. was written by Betha Naem.In search of a priest. M.A. is the name of Charles William Boase. A fellow and tutor of Oxford College. There is a PIRANUS, St. In: William Smith and Henry Wace. The first eight centuries had a Dictionary of Christian Biography, Literature, Sects and Doctrines. N-Z is the fourth volume.John Murray was on Albemarle Street. The score was 404–405. "<mask> is Cornwall's hero because he is a man of the people who liked his beer." The Europe Intelligence Wire was published in February of 2012 Eileen Carter. The history of the Saint and his foundations at Perranzabuloe can be found in the shadow of Saint Piran. Wadebridge: Lodenek.90 pages. The man is Eric Walter Frederick Tomlin. There is an account of his Monastic Foundation at Perranzabuloe, Cornwall, and its place in the Western or Celtic Church and Society. The Padstow, Cornwall: Lodenek Press was published in 1982. There are 41 pages. The Rev. William Haslam. The History of a Celtic Saint.Oakmagic Publications was in Penzance in 1998. There are 58 pages. The Rev. William Haslam. There is an account of the past and present state of the Oratory. John Van Voorst was from Paternoster. There are 181 pages. Chapter II, pp.52-54). The man is Anthony Allen Clinnick. The miners' patron saint of Cornwall is the story of the three churches. A.W. Jordan was in Truro in 1936. There are 15 pages. George Basil Barham.St. Piran came to Cornwall. The Great Western Railway was built in 1922. There are 4 unnumbered pages. There are external links to St Piran's holiday. The news is from the British Broadcasting Corporation. The date is 2 March 2006 The events of St. Piran.The Cornish Folk Arts Project is called An Daras. The celebrations of St. Piran. The home of the British Broadcasting Corporation. St. Piran's Day is celebrated in Truro. The home of the British Broadcasting Corporation. The 1910 St Piran Trust website has an Oratory called Morley B Collins. The church is called the Orthodox Church of Archangel Michael.Nr Ponsanooth is in Cornwall. TR3 7HR. Medieval Irish saints of Cornwall are Tin mining Wonderworkers.

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title: Paddy Collins

texts: The left corner-back for the Cork senior team was <mask>Fox" <mask>, who was an Irish hurler. <mask> first played competitive hurley when he was a student at The North Monastery. He joined the Cork senior team at the age of twenty-five. During the 1928 championship, he made his senior debut. <mask> won two All-Ireland medals, two Munster medals and one National Hurling League medal after joining the starting fifteen. <mask> won a Railway Cup medal as a member of the inter-provincial team. He was a seven-time club champion.<mask> made 24 championship appearances. He retired from inter-county hurly after the 1938 championship. <mask> was involved in team management and coaching after he retired from playing. He was involved in the selection of six All-Ireland-winning Cork teams. He received the All-Time All-Star Award in 1988 when he was the last surviving member of Cork's 1931 championship triumph. <mask> was a key member of the senior Hurling team at The North Monastery. He won a Harty Cup medal in 1919 after a defeat of Cistercian College.Club Collins played club Hurling. When the Glen won their first major victory, he was a member of the team. <mask> won a junior championship medal after Dohenys conceded the match due to a huge lead by the Glen. <mask> won an intermediate championship medal the following year. Senior status was secured by the victory. It would take four years for the Glen to get to a second senior final after they lost to Blackrock in 1930. <mask> won a senior championship medal after defeating four-in-a-row hopefuls St. Finbarr's.He added a second championship medal to his collection after Carrigtwohill gave Glen Rovers a walkover in the championship decider. The Glen continued to dominate in 1936. <mask> won a third successive championship medal despite the fact that they had two players sent off. In the county decider of 1937, Glen Rovers faced Carrigtwohill after being granted a walkover by the same opposition two years earlier. <mask> won his fourth championship medal with a 3–5 to 1–0 score line. Blackrock's twenty-five-year-old championship record of successive titles was in danger of being broken by Glen Rovers. Midleton stood in the way of a fifth successive championship title, however, a comprehensive 5–6 o 1–3 score line secured the victory and gave <mask> his fifth championship.It was the first championship decider meeting in almost a decade for Glen Rovers and Blackrock. <mask> has won a sixth successive championship medal. Glen Rovers secured a seventh successive championship in 1940. <mask> won his seventh championship medal after a 10–6 to 7–5 victory over Sars in the county finals. <mask> ended his club career after this victory. <mask> made his senior championship debut for Cork in a semi-final defeat of Waterford. He was dropped from the panel for the rest of the championship as Cork won the All-Ireland title.<mask> lined out in his first provincial decider after being restored to the starting fifteen. His first medal came from a 4–6 victory over Waterford. The All-Ireland final of the previous year was a repeat of the previous year. Mick Ahern scored a goal in the first twenty-five seconds. <mask> received his first All-Ireland medal. <mask> added a National Hurling League medal to his collection in 1930. The provincial and All-Ireland crowns were surrendered by Cork.In the provincial decider in 1931, the game ended in a draw. <mask> won a second medal with a 5–4 victory for Cork in the replay. The All-Ireland final had Cork against Kilkenny. Eudie Coughlan took off for goal as the final whistle approached, as Cork were in arrears by one point. He hit the sliotar while still on his knees and sent it over the bar to level the game at 1–6 apiece and secure a draw. Four weeks later, the replay took place. Kilkenny fought back at half-time and took the lead.Both sides finished at 2–5 apiece. Both sides rejected the officials' request for extra time. At a meeting of the Central Council, it was suggested that both counties be declared joint champions and that half an All-Ireland medal be given to each player. The motion was defeated. The second replay of the All-Ireland final took place in the first week of November. The absence of Kilkenny captain Lory Meagher hampered Kilkenny and, at the third attempt, Cork triumphed. <mask> won his first All-Ireland medal.The rest of the decade was difficult. <mask>'s last big occasion was the provincial final of 1932. After Cork's exit from the championship in 1938, he retired. <mask> was selected for the inter-provincial series of games. He was a regular until his retirement in 1933. 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title: Logan (Iroquois leader)

texts: The orator and war leader was born in one of the Six Nations of the Iroquois Confederacy. He became affiliated with the Mingo after moving to the Ohio Country. He took revenge for the deaths of family members by Virginian Long knives. Dunmore's War was sparked by his actions against settlers on the frontier. After the war, he reportedly delivered a speech known as "Logan's Lament". Scholars don't agree on whether the words of <mask>'s Lament were his. Scholars agree that the son of Chief Shikellamy was a diplomat for the Confederacy.The orator of Shikellamy's sons has been a matter of dispute. According to various sources, the orator has been identified as Tah-gah-jute, Tachnechdorus, Soyechtowa, and Tocanioadorogon. The name "Tah-gah-jute" was popularized in a book in the 19th century. Francis Jennings wrote that the book was "erroneous" from the beginning. He named him <mask>, also known as Soyechtowa and Tocanioadorogon. Historians who agree that the orator was not named "Tah-gah-jute" sometimes identify him as Tachnechdorus. Tachnechdorus is the older brother of the orator.The Covenant Chain relationship with the colony of Pennsylvania was maintained by the father and son of Chief Shikellamy. The young man who would become "<mask> the Mingo" took the name out of admiration for his father's friend. The disruption of warfare and disease led to the migration of some of the Indians to the Ohio Country. They became known as the Mingo tribe after joining together in a process of ethnogenesis. Historian Richard White wrote that "He was not a chief". The Mingo chiefs were Kayashuta and White. He was a war leader.The leaders of the Native American tribes were peace chiefs and war chiefs. The region that is now Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, and western Pennsylvania was populated by white settlers who moved from eastern Pennsylvania and Virginia. John's father was the Chief of the Iroquois Tribe. Neanoma was a Cayuga. Shikellamy and <mask> (Tah-Gah-Jute)," and then quotes his famous speech. John Shikellamy was also known as Tachnechtoris.He had three brothers and a sister. John was the oldest sibling. His next brother was known as Sayughtowa. James was referred to as "<mask>, the Mingo" later in life. Arahhot or "Unhappy Jake" was killed in the war with the Catawbas. John's name was Sogogeghyata and he bore the name of a Shamokin Indian Trader. The widow of Cajadies, who was known as the best hunter among all of the Indians, died in 1747.The clan or tribe of the mother was taken by the children. The Cayuga Tribe had Shikellamy children. The Great Grandson of Chief Shikellamy Cornplanter Reservation was born on the West Bank of the Allegheny River in the same year as Abraham Lincoln. The only child of Shikellamy's oldest son, <mask>, Jr., was a Cayuga. The Chief Cornplanter was my mother's father. Cold Spring, in the Allegheny Reservation, in New York State, was where my father died at the age of 100 years after retiring from the war path. He married Annie, a daughter of Cornplanter, and they had five children.The last two names were Jesse and Lyman. My father lived with my grandfather until he died. He is buried near the grave of Chief Cornplanter, to the best of my knowledge. Susan and I had a child, James, who died at the age of thirty. He was named after my great-uncle. My grandfather and my great-uncle were larger than my father and son. I took after my grandfather because I am large.Cornplanter was my maternal grandfather. He was large, strong and had grey eyes. He was a pleasure to work with. He would come out of his house at six o'clock in the morning and ring a big dinner bell to let everyone know he was busy. He wore a red cap like the white hunters do. 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I excelled at the Indian games of long ball and snow snake when I was a boy. A good dinner and a joke are what I enjoy.I rarely use tobacco and liquor. I attribute my long life to my love of hunting and fishing. I am well cared for by my Indian friends, but I regret using the language of my great-uncle James. Some people in the Reservations in Pennsylvania and New York adopted the name because of the honor attached to it, others are descended from my brother and sisters. I would have liked to attend the dedication of my great-grandfather's monument in Sunbury next week, but the world has forgotten me. I tried to fight for the white man in the Civil War, but was sent back because I was too old. I can beat men one-quarter of my age with the gun and bow and arrow, even though I was a dead shot.I would like to visit the place where my grandfather lived and see the scenes that my father loved to talk about. I would like to visit her. Gross has done a lot to honor Shikellamy's memory. Each day seems new and pleasant to me, even though I have lived a long time. The relations with white settlers changed after the Yellow Creek massacre. A group of Virginia Long knives led by Daniel Greathouse murdered a number of Mingo, among them the brother of LOGAN's brother, and at least two other close female relatives, one of them pregnant and caring for an infant daughter. Her children's father was a prominent trader.They werelured to the cabin of Joshua Baker, who lived across the Ohio River from their village, after living near the mouth of Yellow Creek. The infant mixed-race child, who was spared with the intention of giving her to her father, was the only one murdered in Baker's cabin. At least two canoes were dispatched from the Yellow Creek village to aid their members, but they were repelled by Greathouse's men concealed along the river. There were many murders in the cabin and on the river. He was summoned to return by runners when he was not present in the area where the massacre took place. The Influential tribal chiefs in the region, such as Cornstalk, White Eyes, and Guyasuta, attempted to negotiate a peaceful resolution in order to avoid a larger war. The frontier was struck by several parties of mixed warriors.They took captives and killed settlers in several frontier regions. There was a massacre in Pennsylvania. The conflict known as Dunmore's War was launched by the Royal Governor of Virginia, Lord Dunmore. The only major battle of Dunmore's War was the Battle of Point Pleasant. The Ohio Indians agreed to a peace treaty after Dunmore's army marched into the country. The legend says that in 1782 Thomas Jefferson published a book called Notes on the State of Virginia, in which he wrote about the famous speech that <mask> made in refusing to attend the negotiations. The American elm tree in Pickaway County, Ohio that was said to have been the location of the speech by <mask> became known as the Logan elm.It was a great size before it died. The rest of his life is shrouded in obscurity. During the American Revolution, he associated himself with the Mohawk auxiliaries of the British and continued his attacks on white settlers. He died in an altercation. There are many places in the USA that are named after the leader of the "Mingo" tribe. There is a large monument to him near the Fort Hill Cemetery in New York, which is an area traditional to the Cayugas. The Chief Logan Council of the Boy Scouts of America opened a camp property in Ray, Ohio in 1963.The camp management was passed on to the newly created Simon Kenton Council, who closed the camp after the season. The Ohio River Valley Council of the Boy Scouts of America manages the program at Fort Steuben. After Michael Cresap proved that he was not responsible for the massacre of the people of LOGAN, they resolved their differences. Three generations of Cresap male descendants have been named after <mask>, after Cresap named a son after him. The tradition is still going strong in the 21st century. The Indianola Junior High School in Columbus, Ohio has a sculpture detail of <mask> with a carved caption. The school has an article about <mask>.R. Douglas was hurt. The Ohio Frontier is about the Old Northwest. Indiana University Press was published in 1996. Francis Jennings. "James" is the name of the man. There is an American national biography. 13:836–37.Ed. John A. Garraty and Mark C. New York: Oxford University Press. The Warrior of the Shawnees is a blue jacket. The University of Nebraska Press published Lincoln and London in 2000. There is an Atlas of Great Lakes Indian History. Norman, OK, 1987.The Tragic Fate of the First Americans was written by Wallace. Belknap was in Cambridge in 1999. White, Richard. Indians, Empires, and Republics are in the Great Lakes Region. New York in 1991. Ohio Archological and Historical Society Publications: Volume 20 contains Appletons' Cyclopdia of American Biography. 137–5.External links include a memorial in Ohio and a park in West Virginia.

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title: Henry William de Saussure

texts: <mask> was an American lawyer, state legislator and jurist from South Carolina who became a political leader after the Revolutionary War. He was appointed by George Washington as the 2nd Director of the United States Mint and was a co-sponsor of the legislation that established the South Carolina College which was to become the University of South Carolina. Much of the state's equity law was codified in this capacity. His son, <mask>, served as Intendant of Columbia, South Carolina. He was a principal investor in the founding of the Charleston Courier, which was supposed to be a conservative newspaper. Over the course of two centuries, the newspaper was merged with others to become The Post and Courier. As a sitting appellate court judge, his opinions on a variety of issues were widely published under a pseudonym, which was the custom for public officials, particularly judges, who wanted to express their views away from the bench.He was one of the leading South Carolinians who opposed nullification. After the Federalist Party faded in the early 1820s, he was a voice for Unionist moderation before a rising tide of States Rights supporters swept the stage of all others in South Carolina. John C. Calhoun studied law in the offices of <mask> <mask> and Timothy Ford, his partner and brother-in-law. One of the original buildings on the University of South Carolina's Columbia campus was named after him as a founder and early Trustee. He and his father <mask> <mask> were involved in the defense of the city during the Siege of Charleston. Both were captured when the city surrendered. <mask> was a prisoner of war and was held on a prison ship in Charleston Harbor.The poor conditions of confinement made his health decline on the ship. He was released to his mother's custody after a prisoner exchange took place in June 1781, more than a year after the surrender. Daniel was sent to the British prisons in Florida along with other leaders of the American rebellion captured in South Carolina. Daniel's properties were seized as he was a prominent merchant in the city. Mary and her children were exiled to Philadelphia for the rest of the American Revolution. After <mask>'s father was released as part of a prisoner exchange, the family was able to return to Philadelphia. Charleston and New York City would remain in British hands for a long time.After British troops left those areas, refugees and exiles were unable to return. Three of <mask> <mask>'s uncles were officers of the Continental Line during the American Revolution. Daniel is the only male heir to the <mask> family in America. <mask> <mask> was killed during a battle. <mask> <mask> died during the Siege of Charleston. At the Battle of Yorktown, <mask> <mask> was killed. While in Philadelphia, <mask> attended college and studied law under a noted Philadelphia attorney who would later be an active participant in the Constitutional Convention and a leading proponent of the Federalist Party.Elizabeth Ford was the daughter of Colonel Jacob Ford, Jr. and Theodosia Johnes Ford of New Jersey. The couple were married at Elizabeth's family home. The <mask>ures had 12 children. <mask>. De <mask> was appointed to fill an unexpired term in the United States Senate. The seat was held by John C. Calhoun. <mask> <mask>, the son of <mask> <mask>, became a signer of the Ordinance of Secession in 1860 despite his association with the Federalist Party and later support of Unionist candidates in opposition to the Nullification movement. Notable relatives of <mask> <mask> include his son <mask>. De <mask> and his brother César-Franois <mask>.South Carolina militia general and South Carolina Secretary of the Treasury during the American Civil War is one of the American descendants. People from Jasper County, South Carolina South Carolina Federalists Members of the South Carolina House of Representatives American Revolutionary War prisoners of war held by Great Britain people of South Carolina in the American Revolution

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title: Inger Stevens

texts: <mask> was a Swedish–American film, television, and stage actress. <mask> was born in Sweden and was the oldest child. Her mother abandoned the family when she was six years old. After <mask>' father moved to the United States, she and her brother were left in the custody of the family maid and later with an aunt in Sweden. She and her brother moved to the United States in 1944 and lived with their father and his new wife in New York City. <mask> moved with her family to Manhattan, Kansas, where her father taught at Kansas State University. <mask> was a student at Manhattan High School.She worked in Burlesque shows when she was 16. She left Kansas City at the age of 18 to return to New York City, where she worked as a chorus girl and took classes at the Actors Studio. Career <mask> got her big break in the film Man on Fire, starring Bing Crosby. Roles in major films followed, including a starring role in 1959's The World, the Flesh and the Devil, but she achieved her greatest success in the television series The Farmer's Daughter, with William Windom. <mask> has appeared in a number of TV shows and movies, including The Eleventh Hour, Sam Benedict, and The Aquanuts. <mask> appeared in several films after The Farmer's Daughter was canceled, including A Guide for the Married Man with Walter Matthau and Hang 'Em High with Clint Eastwood. <mask> was attempting to revive her television career when she died.Her first husband was her agent, Anthony Soglio. Edmund G. "Pat" Brown appointed her to the Advisory Board of the UCLA Neuroscience Institute. She was named Chairman of the California Council for Retarded Children. Her aunt was the author of The Child in the Glass Ball. The first Black person to graduate from UCLA's School of Theater, Film, and Television claimed that he had been secretly married to <mask> since 1961. Some doubted this due to the lack of a marriage license, the maintenance of separate homes and the filing of tax documents as single people. <mask> hid her marriage to Jones out of fear for her career, according to her brother.The Los Angeles Superior Court Commissioner made the man administrator of the woman's estate. Two people attend a banquet together in 1968. <mask> was found dead on the kitchen floor of her Hollywood Hills home on the morning of April 30, 1970. When she called <mask>'s name, she opened her eyes, lifted her head, and tried to speak, but she couldn't make a sound. She told police that she had spoken to <mask> the night before and had not seen any sign of trouble. The ambulance took <mask> to the hospital. Medics removed a small bandage from her chin and found fresh blood oozing from a cut which appeared to have been a few hours old.<mask>'s death was ruled a suicide by the Los Angeles County Coroner. Filmography film man on fire The World, the Flesh and the Devil is a film by Annette Claiborne. The Internet Archive has a link to 1934 births and 1970 suicides.

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