title: Edward Otho Cresap Ord, II

texts: During the Indian Wars, the Spanish–American War and the Philippine–American War, <mask>, II was a United States Army Major. He was involved in relief work after the San Francisco earthquake. He was an expert linguist and spent time painting and writing poetry. He patented a new type of gold pan and different types of rifle and handgun sights. The oldest male of 15 children, who lived past childhood, was born on November 9, 1858. <mask>d married Mary Mercer Thompson on October 14, 1854. The senior Ord was a career military officer who was a hero in the American Civil War and served as a major general of Volunteers.He became a brigadier general in the Regular Army after the war. The family was in San Francisco with seven children. <mask> was taught in public schools and lived with servants. His father was a decorated Civil War hero and he was the son of a senior military officer in the west. His life was better than others. He watched military officers and men show respect to his parents. <mask> was a student at the public school in Omaha.He was assigned to the U.S. After his second year, he withdrew from the Naval Academy. He was appointed second lieutenant in 1879. The parents of Ord were in San Antonio, Texas. The Commanding General of the Department of Texas was his father. On December 6, 1880, Ord's father retired from the Army after 41 years of service. The Mexican Southern Railroad ran from Texas to Mexico City.His family lived in San Antonio. <mask> was stationed in Texas in the late 19th century. The couple wed on November 10, 1879 in Bexar County. She was the daughter of two people. <mask> was born in Bexar County, Texas, in September of 1880. Harry Ord was born in Texas. James Garesche "Garry" Ord was born in Colorado in 1886.Ellen F. "Nellie" Ord was born in October 1889. Mary N. Ord was born in Arkansas. His father died in Havana, Cuba in July of 1884 while on his way to New York City. Many politicians and Army personnel attended the funeral of <mask>'s father at Arlington National Cemetery. Jules Garesche "Gary" was a United States Army First Lieutenant who was killed in action after leading the charge of Buffalo Soldiers of the 10th U.S. Cavalry up San Juan Hill. The San Juan Heights were taken during the Spanish–American War in Cuba on July 1, 1898. The second lieutenant of the 22nd Infantry served in the Indian campaigns in Texas in the late 19th century and later commanded the Seminole Indian scouts.Black Seminoles were invited to return from Mexico to serve in the U.S. Army. The lead role in the Texas Indian Wars of the 1870s was played by the Seminole Negro Indian Scouts. The scouts became famous for their feats of endurance. The Medal of Honor was awarded to four men. They were advance scouts for the Buffalo Soldiers and were closely associated with them. The scouts remained at Fort Clark after the Texas Indian Wars. The First Lieutenant participated in the feared revolt of the Ghost Dancers in December of 1891 and took part in patrols in Montana trying to keep the peace through the end of the year.There was a time when Sitting Bull was killed. The Spanish–American War took place in Cuba from July 3 to July 17, 1898. He was promoted to captain. After the war, Captain Ord was in Cuba for nine months as an interpreter. He had a mild case of yellow fever. When the Philippine–American War broke out in 1901, Captain Ord was sent to the Philippines from Benicia Barracks. He was involved in battles during the Moro Rebellion.Like his father, he would continue to suffer from yellow fever. He would need a sabbatical from military service to live like his father. On October 10, 1903, he was forced to retire due to the physical disabilities he had contracted in Cuba. On April 18, 1906, just after the San Francisco earthquake, Ord was appointed a Special Police Officer by Mayor Eugene Schmitz and liaisoned with Major General Adolphus Greely for relief work. He wrote a letter to his mother on the 20th about the "Shoot-to-Kill" Order and the behavior of some of his former soldiers. He was the military instructor at both the University of Alabama and St. Matthew's school. He continued his correspondence with the Mexican leader Geronimo Trevino, but also discussed aspects of the Mexican Revolution until his friend's death in 1914.In 1915, Ord was a military aide on the staff of the governor of Arizona. He was a liaison with the Army unit. He saw service on the Mexican border after the Battle of Agua Prieta. Villa's units were disorganized and wandering around northern Mexico in search of supplies when he sustained his greatest defeat here. Desperate for food and fresh horses, Pancho Villa camped his army of 500 horsemen outside of Columbus, New Mexico on the Mexican side of the border in March 1916. The Battle of Columbus took place after he invaded the United States for supplies and arms. He was given the rank of Major and served Arizona well.There were no major raids in Arizona. On June 3, 1916, as a result of his Arizona service, he was advanced to the grade of major on the Army retired list. He returned to active duty in early 1917, serving at Big Bend, Texas; Fort Sill, Oklahoma; and Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He retired from the Army in December of 1918 due to ill health. In 1920, Ord resided in Oakland, Alameda County, California. He was listed as an expert linguist and possessed exceptional artistic ability, but he spent most of his time making landscape and seascape paintings. To write poetry.A new type of gold pan and different weapon sights were patented by Ord. He owned mines in Arizona, California, Mexico and Utah. There are papers about the inventions of E.O.C. The University of California, Berkeley has a special collections section. These include Ord's patents, original drawings and diagrams, advertising material, and instructions on use of the "Gold-Pan-Batea", an improved Gold Pan which recycled water. The Household Utilities Manufacturing Company and the California Gold Pan Company were formed. Papers include correspondence and business papers of mine holdings and interests in California, Arizona, Utah and Mexico.William Ord wrote a diary in 1869 about surveying and prospecting in California and Nevada. There are two by E.O.C. There were prospecting trips to Inyo County, California and Zero Mine in Arizona. A sketch of Bradshaw Fissure was drawn by Ord. Ord was a Roman Catholic. On April 4, 1923, he died at Eagle Rock. Further reading 1858 births 1923 deaths United States Army officers American military personnel of the Indian Wars American military personnel of the Spanish–American War American military personnel of the Philippine–American War People from Oakland, California

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title: John Hart (actor)

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texts: <mask> was an American film and television actor. <mask> appeared in westerns in his early career. <mask> replaced Moore in the television series The Lone Ranger for one season in 1952 and is probably best known for that. <mask>'s screen career began in 1937 with a small part in Daughter of Shanghai. He appeared in two of Cecil B. DeMille's films, The Buccaneer and North West Mounted Police. <mask>'s acting career was interrupted when he was drafted into the army. He was promoted to the rank of first sergeant and served in the Philippines.<mask> was given the lead role in the Jack Armstrong film serial after his military service. <mask> acted in many westerns. <mask> was offered the chance to replace Moore on The Lone Ranger. Moore was fired and replaced by <mask>, who had a similar build and background in Westerns, based on the assumption that the masked character was the real star of The Lone Ranger. Moore was returned to the role of the Lone Ranger by the producers because the public never accepted <mask> as the Lone Ranger. Moore stated in his book that he had not sought a pay increase and that he never knew why he was replaced by <mask>. <mask> acted in two episodes of The Lone Ranger and was asked to replace Moore for the entire third season."Sheriff at Gunstock" was one of the episodes. <mask> continued to act in films for more than two decades, appearing in films of several genres, almost always in supporting roles. In the TV series I Love Lucy, <mask> played Lucy's old boyfriend and in the Hollywood episodes he was a lifeguard at the hotel pool. In 1955, <mask> starred in The Adventures of Captain Africa, which was supposed to be a new movie about The Phantom. Licensing issues forced Columbia Pictures to re-film the entire serial and re-christen the hero "Captain Africa." The Highway Patrol TV series had many supporting roles for <mask>. In 1957, <mask> played Nat "Hawkeye" Cutler in the western series Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans.The program was based on novels by James Fenimore Cooper. It was filmed in Canada and had some Indians in it. In an interview with Tom Weaver in "Western Clippings" magazine, <mask> revealed that he met actress Beryl Braithwaite when she played a role in an episode of "Hawkeye." They married just days later, with "Hawkeye" co-star Lon Chaney, Jr. <mask> made two brief appearances on the TV series "Perry Mason" in 1965, playing the title character and a murder victim. The Lone Ranger and Tonto were spoofed by <mask> and Jay Silverheels in the 1970 film The Phynx. In 1981's The Legend of the Lone Ranger, <mask> appeared as a newspaper editor. He played the Lone Ranger in the Happy Days episode "Hi Yo, Fonzie Away" in 1982.The Lone Ranger is a hero of Henry Winkler's and he gets to meet him for his birthday. In an episode of The Greatest American Hero, My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys, <mask> gives the title character an inspiring speech about heroism. <mask> was born in Los Angeles. He had a sister and a mother. <mask> studied acting at the Pasadena Playhouse. He and his wife had two children. On September 20, 2009, <mask> died of dementia at his home in Playas deRosarito, Baja California, Mexico at the age of 91.His ashes were thrown into the ocean. Frank Kent was Special Agent, Pedro was The Fighting Redhead, Joe Palooka was The Counterpunch, and Mark Palmer was Champagne for Caesar. In 1950, the State Penitentiary was used as the location for the film Atom Man vs. Superman. 1950: Hit Parade of 1951, bandit, and Hot Rod are uncredited. The Longhorn - Moresby, The Wild Blue Yonder, and Stage to Blue River are uncredited. The Lone Ranger is a TV Series Season 3. In 1964: Viva Las Vegas - Casino Patron, Marnie - Dr. Gilliat, and 36 Hours - Lieutenant Cmdr.The Cincinnati Kid - Poker Player, Zookeeper, and Perkins are uncredited. 1968: Where Were You When the Lights Went Out? The Lone Ranger, Simon, King of the Witches, Doctor, and Bonnie's Kids are uncredited.

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title: Olivia Louvel

texts: The French-born British sound artist is known for her work that draws on voice, computer music and digital narrative. A tape of Barbara Hepworth's voice was nominated for an Ivor Novello Award in the Sound Art category. Her work has been featured in The Wire, The Quietus, Electronic Beats, Fact Mag, and Electronic Sound among others, and she was interviewed by Stuart Maconie on his Radio 6 programme about her "compelling sculpture-inspired work" on Barbara Hepworth. Education <mask> was able to work with Klaus Michael Grber andMichel Piccoli on a remake of a play. She received a master's degree in Digital Music and Sound Art. She began to work as a singer for the flying trapeze circus Les Arts Sauts after training in classical singing. She was with them for three years.She produced an exclusive mix for Electronic Beats in December of last year. The reign of Mary Queen of Scots is explored through an interactive digital platform and CD. She toured throughout the UK in November of last year, presenting a set of audio-visuals under the auspices of Sound and Music's Composer-Curator scheme. <mask>'s generative sound mural The Whole Inside explored the violent misogyny of incel communities. The Whole Inside was included in the anthology of the Aesthetica Art Prize. The sound art project is based on British sculptor Barbara Hepworth. A resounding of a 1961 tape by Barbara Hepworth is followed by an audio-visual iteration.The album is a collection of nine pieces based on Hepworth's writings. SculptOr is a highly conceptual and meta-referential piece, a sort of meditation on artistic practices. Louvel has opened for artists such as Eartheater at De La Warr Pavilion, Japanese avant-garde artist Phew, and Recoil for various concerts on the European Selected tour. Louvel is an active member of female:pressure, an international network of female, trans and non-binary artists in the fields of electronic music and digital arts. She contributed a "compelling audio-visual" Afraid Of Women to the female:pressure campaign. In 2003 with her first computer, she began to produce her debut album. Michael J.Sheehy and Sébastien Libolt were guests.The composition is inspired by the book Lulu in Hollywood. Pierre Belouin is the artist behind the CD on Optical Sound Records and Fine Arts. Initially released as a digital version on Ototoi Music. Doll Divider was inspired by A4 paintings which she made using pages from fashion magazines and repainting on top of the models' photos. The paintings are called "Processed Dolls". Her label Cat Werk Imprint was created after she won the Qwartz Album Award. "Doll Divider" was re-released as a limited edition vinyl, enhanced and remastered version.A minimal soundtrack based on a haiku by poet Bash was released. A hand-drawn "Magic Fish Dog" is on the limited edition CD. Festival en Bote, Bibliothque de la Part-Dieu, Lyon, France is a performance in an electronic kiosk. Simon Fisher Turner reworked "Bats". A female:pressure campaign that aims to show solidarity and raise awareness for a special de facto autonomous zone in northern Syria was created by Antye Greie-Ripatti. The film was released and screened at the festival. An attempt was made to highlight the formidable solidarity and courage of these women fighting on the front line against IS.An interwoven tale of 16th century British history with Mary Queen of Scots, her poetry and her battles. A generative sound mural of nine speaker drivers and data projection is confronting the violent misogyny of the incels communities. It was installed at the University ofBrighton. A suite of nine pieces based on the writings of Barbara Hepworth were released as a CD. A resounding of a 1961 recording of Hepworth's voice. A 35-minute audiovisual piece was the first iteration on Resonance Extra. The audio-visual installation was presented at the museum.The 10th anniversary exhibition 'Barbara Hepworth: Art & Life' presented part of a series of performances and audio-visual works made in response to Hepworth's work. The Digital Intervention is a collaborative practice that she worked with on the album Capture. The piece "When the sea will rise II'" is a project which invites sound artists to annex the real-time flow of webcams located in various places around the world. Along with her, other artists contributed to the collaborative art project "Mean Time". The event was broadcast live from Dublin. The SculptOr is a CD with a DVD size. There is a Cat Werk Imprint.The CD is a DVD size. There is a Cat Werk Imprint. The CD is called Beauty Sleep. There is a Cat Werk Imprint. CD with hand drawn artwork and digital music for haiku. There is a Cat Werk Imprint. There is a 12" vinyl and digital version of Doll Divider.There is a Cat Werk Imprint. The digital Doll Divider was published on February 2, 2010. Ototoi has optical sound. The CD and digital version of Lulu in Suspension was released on January 1, 2008. The sound is optical. The Luna Parc Hotel has a CD with a booklet. A woman named Angelika Koehlermann.Digital edition of Bats by Night. There is a Cat Werk Imprint. Capture as The Digital Intervention is a CD. The Parallel Series includes 0101 and Ici D'Ailleurs. Mind The Gap is a collection. The circus is called the Gonzo Circus. The track was called 'Good Queen Bess'.Music, Awareness, and Solidarity with the Rojava Revolution. The female said she was under pressure. The track was called 'Afraid of Women'. Pussy Riot is free. The female said she was under pressure. The track featured a doll. 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The Aesthetica Art Prize is in 2021.There is a longlist for 'The Whole Inside'. 2021. The Ivors Composer Awards are given by the Ivor Novello Award. There is a sound art category. The 2020 grant is for the arts. The Arts Council England is known for their work. The grant was for the arts.The Arts Council England is known for 'Beauty Sleep'. There is a category for ', music for haiku' in the Prix Ars Electronica. The Qwartz album award was for 'Doll Divider'. The Qwartz Electronic Music Awards were held. The Prix de la SACD was held in 2011. The Société des Auteurs et Compositeurs Dramatiques. British electronic musicians British women in electronic music French electronic musicians French emigrants to the United Kingdom Living people Year of birth missing

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title: Don Zimmer

texts: <mask> was an American infielder, manager, and coach in Major League Baseball. From 1949 to his death, he was involved in professional baseball for 65 years. He was an amateur free agent and signed with the Brooklyn Dodgers. He played for the Dodgers, Cubs, Mets, Reds, and Senators. In 1966 there was a stint with the Toei Flyers. In between, he 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He played winter baseball with the Elefantes de Cienfuegos and the Tigres de Marianao of the Cuban League during the 1952–53 season, as well as for the 1954–55 Puerto Rican League champion Cangrejeros de Santurce.The Most Valuable Player of the Series was <mask>, who led his team to the title with a.400 batting average, three home runs and a.950 slugging percentage. During a minor league game on July 7, 1953, <mask> was hit in the head by a pitch from Jim Kirk and lost consciousness, and developed blood clot on his brain that required two operations. He woke up two weeks later and thought it was the day after the game. Major League Baseball adopted mandatory batting helmets as a safety measure to be used by players when at-bat. His coaching career began after he retired as a player. He worked in Minor League Baseball before becoming a coach. He was the manager for the Padres, Red Sox, Rangers, and Cubs.He was nicknamed "Zim", "Gerbil", and sometimes "Popeye" because of his resemblance to the cartoon character. The Cambridge Dodgers were in the Class-D Eastern Shore League. He played for the Mobile Bears of the Double-A Southern League and the St. Paul Saints of the Triple-A American Association. He made his major league debut with the Brooklyn Dodgers. He played for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1955 and the New York Mets in 1962. The dark horse of the 1955 Caribbean Series, <mask> played winter ball in Puerto Rico for the Cangrejeros de Santurce club managed by Herman Franks. It's called El Escuadrn del Pnico.Future Hall-of-Famers Willie Mays and Roberto Clemente, as well as future All-Stars George Crowe and Sam Jones, local hero Luis Olmo, as well as Negro leagues stars, were on the team. It was described as the best winter league baseball club ever assembled. <mask> almost died after being hit in the temple with a pitch. He was not fully conscious for 13 days, during which holes were drilled in his skull to relieve the pressure of swelling. His vision was blurry and he couldn't walk or talk. At the age of 22, he was told his career was over, but the following year he reached the Major Leagues. The Cincinnati Reds' pitcher Hal Jeffcoat almost caused a detached retina when he broke <mask>'s cheekbone, but he persevered.He had a steel plate in his head because of his injuries. The holes drilled in the surgeries after the beanball were later filled with metal corkscrew-shaped "buttons." After the Los Angeles Dodgers moved west in 1958, <mask> remained with the team. Johnny Goryl, Ron Perranoski, Lee Handley and $25,000 were traded by the Dodgers to the Cubs. The Mets paid $125,000 for the fifth pick in the premium phase of the 1961 Major League Baseball expansion draft, which they chose from the Cubs. In 1962, the Mets traded <mask> to the Reds for Cook and Miller. The Reds traded him to the Dodgers for Scott Breeden in 1963.The Dodgers were purchased by the Washington Senators in 1963. After the Senators released him in 1965, he played for the Toei Flyer of the Japanese Professional Baseball League. In 12 seasons, he played 1,095 games. 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 He played in the World Series with the Dodgers in 1955 and 1959 and was selected to the National League All-Star team in 1961. Although he had a low batting average, he was considered a fine infielder, willing to fill in at third base and second base. In 1965, he caught 33 games for Washington.In 1967, he was a player-manager for the Cincinnati Reds and later managed the Triple-A Indianapolis Indians. He left the Reds' organization for the San Diego Padres in 1969 and was promoted to the Triple-A Salt Lake City Bees in 1970. He was the third base coach for the Montreal Expos and the San Diego Padres. He took up a similar position with the Padres in 1972 after spending a year with Mauch. He was asked to take over as San Diego's skipper on April 27 after only 11 games. The promotion gave him his first managerial job. In each of the last three seasons, <mask> finished last in the National League West Division.The Padres' attendance problems caused the team's founding majority owner to sell the club. Most of the coaching staff was dismissed when the team was bought by a new owner. He was the third base coach for the Boston Red Sox for 212 seasons. There was a memorable event during Game 6 of the 1975 World Series. There was no one out in the home half of the ninth. The score was tied. The baserunner thought that the soft fly to left field was too shallow to score the winning run.No! No! They were actually "Go! Go! Go! He was thrown out at the plate when he ran for home. Carlton Fisk's game-winning home run was set up by that play and Dwight Evans' brilliant catch off Joe Morgan.Johnson was replaced by <mask> in July of 1976. They finished third in the American League East. It was the second time in history that the Red Sox had won more than 90 games in a single season. The 1978 team won 99 games, the fourth-best record in franchise history. During the 1978 season, he is best remembered for the team's collapse. The Red Sox stumbled in August after leading the Yankees by as many as fourteen games. The lead was reduced to four games by early September.The Boston Massacre took place in a four-game series against the New York Yankees. 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title: David Moniac

texts: <mask>, an American military officer, was the first Native American graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York in 1822. In 1822, <mask> resigned his commission to manage his clan's property in Alabama, where he developed a cotton plantation. During the Second Seminole War, <mask> was selected to command a Creek volunteer cavalry unit, the only Native American among the officers. He was killed in a battle. His remains were moved from a local cemetery to the Florida National Cemetery for military veterans a few miles away. <mask><mask> was the son of a prosperous Creek merchant and a mixed-race Creek woman. His mother was the sister of the Creek leader, and his great-uncle was an important Creek chief.<mask> was born into the Creek's matrilineal kinship system and gained his social status there. <mask>'s maternal uncle would have been more important to him than his father. The <mask> family lived in Montgomery County, Alabama. The Lower Creek were allied with the U.S. forces in the Creek War. The Red Sticks were defeated. The United States encouraged the Creek and other Southeast tribes to become European-American. Many aspects of U.S. culture were adopted by the Five Civilized Tribes.The education of the Creek people was included in the Fort Jackson Treaty. <mask> probably got an appointment to the U.S. Military Academy because of his father's military service. The role of the Indian agent to the Creeks was played by John Crowell, Alabama's first member of the House of Representatives. <mask> studied with a tutor in Washington, D.C to prepare for the entrance exam. He repeated a year of college, graduating 39 out of 40, despite the fact that 40 of them were survivors of the entering class. <mask> resigned his commission on December 31, 1822, after five months as a Brevet Second Lieutenant in the Sixth Infantry. Congress had cut the size of the Army and West Point was graduating more officers than the Army could use, so President Madison encouraged Army officers to resign.He went back to Alabama to deal with clan property. <mask> settled in Baldwin County after returning to Alabama. He bred thoroughbred race horses. Mary Powell was a cousin of the leader of the tribe. The <mask> descendants stayed in Baldwin County, where <mask><mask> served as sheriff. The Old Methodist Church is where <mask> is buried. The home was built in the 1830s.It's possible that it's the oldest house in Baldwin County. It is located in Little River, Alabama. After graduating from West Point, <mask> was called twice into service, the first time to suppress an uprising of Creek and the second time to fight in the Second Seminole War. The tribes were relocated to Indian Territory west of the Mississippi River in the Southeast. In August 1836, <mask> was commissioned as a captain. The volunteers were led by white officers who were on leave from regular units. He was the only Native American in the unit.The skirmish took place along the Withlacoochee River. He was promoted to major in November. Territorial Governor Richard K. Call took a force of 2500 regular soldiers, <mask> and his Creek volunteers, and Tennessee and Florida militia from Ft. Drane to the Withlacoochee River. They were to destroy the stronghold. Call's force attacked an estimated 600 Seminole and African-American warriors who were defending their families. The American force was blocked by the deep water. <mask> encouraged his men to cross the water.He was killed by a group of people. General Call was unsure if the water was fordable after taking fire from the Seminole camp. The American dead from the battle were buried near the people who were killed by the Seminole in 1835. The bodies were moved to the national cemetery. Major <mask>'s remains were reburied in the Florida National Cemetery in the 1990s as a recognition of his military service. There is a new cemetery a few miles from the battlefield. Further reading was done by Benjamin.<mask> is the first minority graduate of West Point. Alabama Historical Quarterly'' 2 was published in the summer of 1981 John K. Mahon wrote the "History of the Second Seminole War 1835-1842" Revised Edition. The University Presses of Florida. The author's name is 0-8130-1097-7. The Brevet Captain was John T. Sprague. "The Florida War."There is a reproduction of the 1848 edition. The University of Tampa Press is a book. The service profile of <mask> can be found in the Gazetteer.

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title: David Sullivan (businessman)

texts: <mask> is a Welsh businessman and former pornographer. He graduated from the University of London with a degree in Economics. He sold the Daily Sport and Sunday Sport for £40 million. <mask> is on The Sunday Times Rich List. He is the largest single shareholder of the football team. He was a co-chairman of the club. <mask> was raised in a Penarth council house, the son of a serviceman.When <mask> was 10 years old, his father was posted to Yemen where they lived for a year before moving to England. He gained ten O Levels after attending the school. He obtained three A levels after his family moved to Hertfordshire. He narrowly missed a first when he read Economics at Queen Mary College. <mask>'s first venture in the pornography industry was selling softcore pornographic photos. <mask> was a millionaire by the age of 25 after they expanded into sex shops, adult magazines and low-budget blue movies. He was in control of half of the UK adult magazine market and 80% of the adult mail order market by the late 1970s.Come Play with Me was a low-budget British sex movie that was directed by Harrison Marks. His then-girlfriend Mary Millington starred in Queen of the Blues and The Playbirds. After Millington's suicide in August 1979 he continued with his works. <mask> was found guilty of living off prostitutes' earnings. He was released after serving 71 days in prison. <mask> said that he wasn't embarrassed by the initial source of his wealth. He said he made a lot of people happy.If I were an arms manufacturer and my products killed millions of my clients, I would have doubts about the whole thing. I fought for freedom. I believe that adults have the right to make their own decisions. Russell & Bromley's flagship shopbuildings in Oxford Street are owned by Property Sullivan's investment company, Conegate. <mask> bought into the football team in 1993. The new owners secured an 80% stake in the outfit. <mask> admitted three reasons for a possible departure when he expressed his first desire to sell his share in 2007.The geographical distance is one. I've said for a long time that the journey to Birmingham is killing me. I think the public has had enough of us. They think we should have mortgaged our houses to buy more players. We're at the divorce stage now because the honeymoon is over. I think we've had no support from the council. After 16 years at the club, Karren Brady and <mask> agreed to step down from their posts.Alex McLeish praised the <mask> duo in the media for providing the club with financial stability, saying he respected them a lot for what they had achieved. <mask> expressed his intentions to remain in football. Less than a year later, in January 2010, he and <mask> acquired a 50% share in West Ham United giving them operational and commercial control. Karren Brady, who helped turn around City's fortunes, joined the Hammers as vice-chairman. <mask> said on the day of the takeover that it would take time to sink in. It's taken us 22 years to get to where we want to be, because we owned 27 per cent of the club 22 years ago. I went to university here and lived in Hornchurch.<mask> lived 50 yards from the ground for 20 years, 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 savesay savesay savesay We've always wanted to be here. We have come home because there is no other club we would want to be at. <mask> and Gold increased their stake in the club from 30% to 60% on May 25, 2010. Karren Brady said the move gave the football club stability. <mask> and Gold were funding the club's transfer business. <mask> supported West Ham's bid to move into the Olympic Stadium.West Ham secured a 99-year lease deal with the stadium to be used as their home ground from the 2016–2017 season. <mask> became the largest shareholder of West Ham United in July of last year. There were protests against <mask> at the London Stadium in March of last year. 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The shares were converted to "deferred shares" and sold back for $1 to the holding company.Conegate used the loss to reduce its tax bill. Hornchurch Hornchurch's season in the Isthmian League was suspended in November 2020 due to the COVID-19 epidemic and they were unable to play football. <mask> once lived in Hornchurch and supported them financially. <mask> lives in Birch Hall near Theydon Bois. It was built to <mask>'s design and set in around 12 acres of land at a cost of over seven million dollars. The commercial property empire is worth an estimated half a billion dollars. Ampika Pickston is the star of The Real Housewives of Cheshire.<mask> has been a patron of the charity for over 15 years. He supports a number of charities, including the Teenage Cancer Trust. In May 2012 <mask> donated a five figure sum to a charity to celebrate West Ham's promotion to the premier league. <mask> donated £25,000 to fight child food poverty. 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title: Peter Matz

texts: <mask> was an American musician, composer, and conductor. His musical career in film, theater, television and studio recording spanned fifty years, and he worked with a number of prominent artists, including Barbra Streisand. <mask> is best known for his work on Streisand's early albums as well as for his work as the orchestral conductor and musical director for The Carol Burnett Show. <mask> was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on November 6, 1928. He studied Chemical Engineering at the University of California, Los Angeles, but after playing in local dance bands to support himself, he realized that music was his real vocation. After graduating, <mask> studied piano and music theory in Paris. He was hired as a rehearsal pianist for House of Flowers in New York in 1954.Arlen expanded his scope and Matz arranged and conducted the music for several of the show's dance sequences. <mask> was commissioned by Arlen to write the arrangements for his musical, Jamaica. Arlen began to recommend Matz to others. Nol Coward was scheduled to perform in Las Vegas, but without his accompanist Norman Hackforth, who had been denied a US work permit, he wouldn't have been able to perform. Coward thought <mask> was a good pianist and was impressed with him. <mask> worked with Coward on his albums, television specials and musical. <mask> received a Tony nomination for his work as Musical Director for No Strings.They were married for 20 years and had two children. <mask> was married to Marilyn Lovell <mask>, who later became an AIDS activist. The couple was together until 2002. Barbra Streisand's first album, which won several Grammys and brought her fame, was worked on by <mask>. She won aGrammy Award for her 1964 album, People. <mask> was nominated for an Oscar for Best Original Score for her 1975 film Funny Lady. He won two more Emmys for his work on the show.The Carol Burnett Show had <mask> as musical director. The orchestra leader on Hullabaloo was <mask>. Over the years, Matz worked with a number of prominent artists. Liza Minnelli, Dolly Parton, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, and Dionne Warwick are just a few. A number of films and television series were composed by him. At the end of his career, <mask> and his wife Marilynn gave a series of benefit concerts in Los Angeles for people with HIV/AIDS, for which he received a Special Los Angeles City Council Award. He finished his last work in 2002, the arrangements for the symphony pop production My Paris.On August 9, 2002, <mask> died of lung cancer. A memorial concert in his honor was held at the University of California, Los Angeles, on November 25, 2002. Noel Coward at Las Vegas was recorded live in 1955 at the Desert Inn, Las Vegas, and in 1956 at a New York recording studio. Liza! Tom Jones the Musical, Color Me Barbra, It Amazes Me, and Tony Bennett: Tony Sings the Songs of Today! were all composed by Tom Jones. Samuel Ramey Sings Rodgers and Hammerstein (1989) is an arranger, conductor, and producer.

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title: Everett Case

texts: From 1946 to 1964, Gray Fox was the basketball coach at North Carolina State University. <mask> graduated from the University of Wisconsin–Madison in 1923. He has a 726–75 record as a high school basketball coach and won 4 Indiana state titles. Case Arena is named after him. <mask> is one of five coaches who have won at least 4 state titles in Indiana basketball. The case was enlisted in the Navy in 1941. He was commissioned a senior-grade lieutenant and was sent to Annapolis for a four-week training course.He was an assistant athletic director and director of basketball at St. Mary's College in California while he was at Naval Pre-flight school. He was the athletic director at the naval air station. DePauw University started a naval flight school in 1943. <mask> became the athletic director of the program after an abbreviated basketball schedule was used. <mask> was a coach at North Carolina State University after leaving the Navy. He compiled a 377–134 record in 18 years, which is still the best in school history. He won nine conference titles in a row.He won six straight Southern Conference titles before the Wolfpack joined most of the SoCon's other large schools in forming the Atlantic Coast Conference. In 1959 he added a fourth. <mask> earned three Coach of the Year awards in the same year. In 1947, <mask>'s teams finished third in the NIT and third in the NCAA Tournament. The Most Valuable Player award is named after him. The construction of Reynolds Coliseum began in 1941, but stopped during World War II. The administration decided to build a 12,400-seat arena instead of the 10,000-seat facility that <mask> persuaded them to build.The first 13 ACC tournaments were hosted by Reynolds Coliseum, which was largely <mask>'s idea. It was <mask>'s idea to get the conference to recognize the winner of the tournament as the conference's champion. The "Dixie Classic," a holiday tournament that quickly ascended to the top of the state's sporting calendar, was hosted from 1949 to 1960. <mask>'s teams won seven titles. Most states in the South were enraptured by college football when <mask> came to Raleigh. He made basketball a craze in the state. In his first year in Raleigh, the fire marshal canceled a game because people were spilling onto the floor of Thompson Gymnasium and climbing in through windows.The other three schools along Tobacco Road-Duke-North Carolina and Wake Forest upgraded their facilities to counter the "red menace" in Raleigh. <mask> is credited with introducing practices such as cutting down the nets after a championship and shining a spotlight on players as they were introduced. It looked like the Wolfpack would dominate the conference like Kentucky did in the SEC. The NCAA placed N.C. State on four years of probation in 1956. <mask> is accused of having his top assistant coach and State's assistant athletic director give a Louisiana high school athlete money and gifts to change his mind about attending Kentucky. <mask> was found by the NCAA to have approved the gifts to Moreland. The cancellation of the Dixie Classic was caused by a point-shaving scandal that led to State being placed on parole again.<mask> was in failing health by this time. He was suffering from inoperable cancer when he began the 1964–65 season. He stepped down in favor of Press Maravich after only two games because he was unable to continue. When the Wolfpack won the 1965, they wheeled him over from press row so he could cut the last strand of the net. He was buried at Raleigh Memorial Park. <mask> wanted his body to be facing US Highway 70 so he could wave to the Wolfpack teams as they traveled to Durham and Chapel Hill. Legacy <mask> was inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame in 1968, the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1982, and the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame in 1964.N.C. State's athletics office is named after him. The story of the Dixie Classic basketball tournament was told in The Classic: How <mask> and His Tournament Brought Big-Time Basketball to the South. List of NCAA Division I Men's Final Four appearances by coach

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title: Robbie Peralta

texts: Roberto "<mask>" <mask> is an American mixed martial artist who most recently competed in the Featherweight division. He has competed in the UFC, the World Series of Fighting, and Strikeforce. He trained taekwondo from the age of five to twelve. In March 2007, <mask> made his professional MMA debut. He lost his debut by submission, but went on to win 13 and lose 3 over the next few years. The majority of his fights have been in the Gladiator Challenge. He made his Strikeforce debut in April of 2011.The UFC replaced Mackens Semerzier with Mike Lullo at UFC Fight Night: Shields vs. Ellenberger. He won the fight. Mackens Semerzier was defeated by <mask> at UFC on Fox 1. An accidental headbutt dropped Semerzier and allowed <mask> to flurry and win the fight. The fight was ruled a no contest by the California State Athletic Commission. There was a fight on January 20, 2012 at UFC on FX 1. The bout was scrapped by UFC officials.March 3, 2012 was supposed to be the date for a second fight with Semerzier. <mask> was forced out of the bout with a toe injury and replaced by Daniel Pineda. The UFC on Fuel TV 5 had a fight between <mask> and Young. The fight was won by <mask> in the first round. A bout with Akira Corassani was moved to UFC on Fuel TV 9 after an illness affected him. The decision was made after three rounds. After failing the post fight drug test and testing positive for marijuana, he was suspended for six months.At UFC 168, <mask> faced Estevan Payan. <mask> won via knockout early in the third round after a back-and-forth first two rounds. The Ultimate Fighter Brazil 3 finale was held on May 31, 2014). He won the fight with a split decision. The UFC Fight Night 47 was held on August 16, 2014). He was defeated by submission in the first round. At UFC Fight Night 63, <mask> faced Clay Guida.He was released from the promotion after he lost the fight. After being released from the UFC, <mask> signed with World Series of Fighting and made his promotional debut on December 18, 2015. The bout ended in a technical knockout. On March 31, 2017, he faced Alan Omer. He was defeated by third-round submission. The California Cage Wars 1 event was held on September 3, 2017. The bout was won by unanimous decision.The K OTC: Under Siege was scheduled to take place on May 4, 2018). The bout was canceled due to an unknown reason. He faced Juan Archuleta at a Bellator MMA event. He lost the fight in the third round. He took a bare-knuckle bout against Jay Cucciniello at a WBKFF event. The bout was won by unanimous decision. He made his promotional debut against Peter Petties at a fight night.The bout was won by unanimous decision. The personal life of <mask> has three daughters. One successful title defense of Gladiator Challenge Featherweight Championship and one successful title defense of Gladiator Challenge Flyweight Championship. The Gladiator Challenge: Season's Beatings 2 was held in San Jacinto, California. Gladiator Challenge: Royal Flush is a defended Gladiator Challenge Flyweight Championship. The United States won the Gladiator Challenge Flyweight Championship.

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title: Vartan Gregorian

texts: <mask> lived from April 8, 1934 to April 15, 2021. He was president of the Carnegie Corporation from 1997 to 2021. <mask> moved to the United States at the age of 22. He graduated with a PhD. His work as a historian focused mostly on the Muslim world. He joined the University of Pennsylvania faculty as its provost. He was president of the New York Public Library from 1981 to 1989 and succeeded in stabilizing the institution and revitalizing it.He was the first foreign-born president of Brown University. <mask>'s work has been appreciated. He received the National Humanities Medal and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. <mask> <mask> was born in Tabriz in northern Persia to Samuel B<mask> and Shushanik. His parents both went to high school. His father was mostly absent from Abadan, where he worked for the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. His mother died of pneumonia when he was six years old.<mask> and Ojik were raised by their maternal grandmother. She was an uneducated peasant and was described as wise by Gregorian. His grandfather 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 He couldn't determine if they were indigenous to the area or settled there in the 15th, 16th, or 19th century because they were mostly from peasant villages that migrated to Tabriz. When northern Iran was under the control of the Soviets, he attended a Russian elementary school. He learned Farsi when Iran regained control of the area. He was told that he had to go to Lebanon because he was too smart to stay in Tabriz.He continued his studies and graduated from the Jemaran in 1955. He spoke several languages before moving to Lebanon. Within a year, he learned French. Simon Vratsian was the last prime minister of the First Republic of Armenia. He was Vratsian's unofficial secretary. <mask> said he was his mentor and his benefactor. He worked as a reporter in Lebanon before moving to the United States.<mask> came to the United States to teach history in a high school. <mask> said in an interview that he studied Portuguese to become the principal of a high school in Brazil. He got his degree in history and humanities from the university in two years. <mask> earned a dual PhD in history and humanities from the same university in 1964. His thesis was about traditionalism and modernity in Islam. He taught at the University of California, Berkeley for a short time in 1960. He taught Middle Eastern and European history at San Francisco State College.He was named assistant professor in 1964 and associate professor of history in 1966. He had a one-year fellowship in Soviet Armenia. He was a visiting associate professor of history at the University of California, Los Angeles in 1968, before moving to the University of Texas at Austin as an associate professor in 1970. <mask> joined the University of Pennsylvania faculty in 1972 as a Tarzian Professor. He was the founding dean of Penn's Faculty of Arts and Sciences from 1974 to 1978. He was the 23rd provost of Penn from January 1979 to October 1980. <mask> was the most probable candidate for president of the University of Pennsylvania in 1980 as he had the "resounding support of most of the deans, the Faculty Senate, and the Undergraduate Assembly."<mask> was seen as a charismatic leader and one with "flamboyant style and ever-present brilliance". However, the trustees chose someone else. <mask> was a professor of history and Near Eastern studies at New York University from 1984 to 1989. <mask> was president of the New York Public Library from 1981 to 1989 and it contained four research libraries and 83 circulating libraries. He was a successful fundraiser. By the end of <mask>'s tenure, he had secured up to $400 million for the NYPL from individuals, foundations, and corporations. He was credited with saving one of America's "known public institutions from financial and cultural crisis and thereby restor[ing] the stature of public libraries nationwide."<mask> was one of the few "shining exceptions" of academics who ran libraries well. He noted that as the head of the NYPL Gregorian, he can be said to have saved that venerable and valuable institution. The Main Branch in Manhattan was restored with $42 million. Bryant Park was restored after he got approval from the city planning authorities. The New York Times wrote that <mask> "revived an empire of learning that is more than ever a national treasure" after he left the NYPL. <mask> transformed a decaying and underfinanced institution into a center of New York cultural life. <mask> was an institutional leader because of his time at the NYPL.The library's Main Branch was named after <mask> in 1999. New Yorkers know and love the Library because of his leadership and tenacity, which NYPL recognized after his death. The Library was able to weather, recover, and rebound from a decade of fiscal crisis thanks to his efforts and leadership. <mask> received a doctorate from Brown University in 1984 for his work at the NYPL. <mask> became Brown's 16th and first foreign-born president in August 1988. In April 1989 he was inaugurated as president. Brown had the lowest endowment in the Ivy League.He was in that position for eight years. <mask> raised $535 million in eight years, raising the total to $850 million. Brown's reputation was strengthened and its emphasis on undergraduate education was improved. The university hired 270 new faculty members, expanded the library, and established eleven new departments during his presidency. Increasing internationalization was one of the things that the university underwent. <mask> taught a freshman seminar and a senior seminar at Brown. <mask> became the president of the Carnegie Corporation of New York in 1997 at a time when the foundation was known for its advocacy of education and peace.He became the 12th president in June 1997 and was the first outsider to head it. <mask> was a fund granter at Carnegie Corporation. He said that people think giving away money is easy. You have so many excellent projects that compete for funding that it's harder to raise money. I asked our staff if we were going to be an incubator or an oxygen tank. Initiatives in teacher education, international peace, and cooperative efforts with other foundations were advocated by him. He said that his main goal was to teach ideas and values.The preparation of new citizens is also important. I am very proud of the program that strengthens US democracy. <mask> was involved in projects in the American community. He was described as a highly visible model by Barlow. He did not accept money from any source for the past 30 years, for which he was a keynote speaker. <mask> believed in the importance of education. He stated in an interview that education is the first thing that Armenia needs to invest in.They should teach computer science in the army. He called on the church to invest in education. The first international boarding school in Armenia was founded by him on the Board of Governors. A learning center is named after him after he donated 1,500 books to the school. The American University of Armenia received hundreds of books from Gregorian. <mask> co-founded the Aurora Prize with Ruben Vardanyan and Noubar Afeyan. The survivors of the genocide were honored for their humanitarian work.The Prime Minister of Armenia called it a peace prize. <mask> was honored by a number of organizations. The St. Gregory the Illuminator medal was given to him in 1999. He was elected as a Foreign Member of the National Academy of Sciences of Armenia in 2008. The Order of Honor was awarded to him by the President of Armenia. He met the President of Armenia several times. <mask> called on the government of Armenia to adopt new development strategies based on inclusiveness and collective action in order to create an opportunity for the world to pivot toward a future of prosperity.The headquarters of the National Association for Armenian Studies and Research was renamed in January 2019. A life-long advocate for education, Views <mask> was described as a public intellectual who often commented on educational and political matters. He has become increasingly worried about America's deemphasizing studies in the humanities, which has been replaced by the desire to learn marketable skills, and he is concerned by the failure of high schools to prepare students for college so that they often spend their time in college. <mask> had a reputation for being a visionary educator. Bill Moyers called him an "evangelist for education" in 1988. He was an advisor to the Annenberg Foundation on school reform. The only function of education is to provide an introduction to learning according to Gregorian.He believed that we could produce an educated, cultured person in four years who would include "all the possible elements of professionalism, and know-how, and a career, and also a vocation." Five percent of the tax Californians pay should go to universities, he said, commenting on the rise of college tuition. The most important jobs in the United States are teachers, journalists, and librarians, according to Gregorian. He said in 1988 that there were great possibilities of manipulating our society by inundating us with undigested information because there was an explosion of information. One way of paralyzing people is by inundating them with information, as well as a major way of paralyzing our choices, by giving so much that we can't digest it. Gregorian was a politically liberal MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE He collected signatures for Adlai Stevenson II and John F. Kennedy in the 1960 Democratic Party presidential primaries.He said that he was enchanted by Kennedy's vision and youthfulness and that everyone had to chip in. He was an adviser to the Maoist Progressive Labor Party at the San Francisco State University. <mask> stated in a 2003 interview that he made non discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation an official policy at both the University of Pennsylvania and Brown. He argued for affirmative action in higher education. Reform of the public education is needed to eliminate the social disparity. How long will we need affirmative action? K through 12 education is weak.<mask> was known for his commitment to human rights and interest in foreign affairs. He called for a moral sense of politics in his 1989 speech as president of Brown University. According to Gregorian, a democratic society needs freedom and choice, but also a moral center and not a moral enclosure. <mask> tried to "inject moral passion into an increasingly listless liberalism." He doesn't define a moral sense by conservative beliefs. The moral center should come from a public moral discourse and from the choices of individuals regarding moral values and social ideas. Individuals who would challenge the system are needed.We need a new Bill Buckley. He said in 2009, "We need new I. F. Stones from the Left and the Right who could challenge, who could create a kind of dialogue, rather than monologue." <mask> believes that it is more important to integrate immigrants into American society. "America is about citizenship, about rights, about privileges, about responsibilities, knowledge of America's past, engagement in its future and so a part of being both individualist, as well as part of the organic community, which is the United States", he said. <mask> joined Vclav Havel, Prince Hassan bin Talal, and Yhei Sasakawa in calling on The People's Republic of China to not execute Tibetan activists involved in the 2008 Tibetan unrest. <mask> proposed to the U.S. President that he send a message to the Iranian authorities that mixes Obama's emphasis on respect and cultural sensitivity with an apology for Mossadegh's overthrow. <mask> was appointed a White House Fellow by Obama.<mask> would be a great successor to Hillary Clinton according to Richard Heffner. A senator from New York. <mask> spoke three languages in his personal life. He understood both languages. He did not speak English when he arrived in the US, but later spoke with a Middle Eastern accent. <mask> faced housing discrimination when he moved to New York City. <mask> was a catholic and served as an altar boy in the church.<mask> married Russell on March 25, 1960. They met at a university. She passed away on April 28, 2018, at the age of 80. She was a community and volunteer leader in several states. She was an advocate of women's rights, literacy and the arts and was described as a "driving force behind the establishment" of Rhode Island Public Radio. According to Janet L. Robinson, her "unwavering support of organizations such as Rhode Island Public Radio, Providence Public Library and Planned Parenthood proved to be a critical factor in the success of these organizations." They had three sons.Vahe was the chief sportswriter at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch at the time. The couple is married to one another. <mask> had interests in chess and music. <mask> had a surgery in 1999. <mask> <mask> died on April 15, 2021. He died at the age of 87. One of America's most respected and frequently honored intellectuals was Recognition <mask>.<mask> <mask> was described as "one of the most noted educators and leaders in higher education" in The New Yorker. In 2003 Peter Gay wrote in The New York Times, "If the word had not been so badly debased in our time, I would call him a civilian hero." French Ambassador to the United States Gérard Araud described <mask> as a "visionary and a living example of the modern man of letters, for whom education and knowledge is the key to opportunity and peace." <mask> was described as one of the greatest Americans by the Prime Minister of Armenia. He was called an "icon in higher education and philanthropy" by the President of the Ford Foundation. New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said that <mask> saved the New York Public Library. <mask> was instrumental in helping to restore and reopen the Keller Library in New Orleans.<mask> was atowering intellect with a passion for public service that was only matched by his kindness and compassion for others, and his loving devotion to his family. The two people called Gregorian their hero. He was described as an "extraordinary leader and a champion of international peace and security" by the International Crisis Group. <mask> had a reputation for his ability to raise money. He has been described as a fund-raising genius by the Financial Times. <mask> doesn't mind raising money for a cause. At the same time, always appealing to the civic duty of the people.He said that he doesn't ask people to give to ideological causes. Gregorian is the name of an elementary school in Providence, Rhode Island. In 2009, he said that he was proud of that fact. It has become a great school. He said he helped them personally. The Financial Times stated in 2007, that <mask> had received 39 awards, six international decorations, 14 civic honours and 16 prestigious medals. The Guggenheim fellowship in Russian History, the Ellis Island medal of honor, and the American Academy of Arts and Letters Award for distinguished service to the arts are some of the awards.These include from the book. The Old Papers for the New History was written by Simon Vratzian. The Emergence of Modern Afghanistan: Politics of Reform and Modernization was written by Simon Vratzian and Kianki Oughinerov. The emergence of modern Afghanistan <mask>'s first book, The Emergence, received critical studies and reviews. From the 19th century until the end of World War II, it covered the history of Afghanistan. His thesis was based on eight years of research. Reviewers praised the book.It is the best of its kind on Afghanistan, which will be a basic source for years to come, according to Louis Dupree. Gregorian, 1969 is one of the yardsticks we now have. It was the best general presentation for the period covered, according to M. E. Yapp. Afghanistan has in the past been a country in search of a scholar. According to Ludwig W. Adamec, much remains to be done by him and others before the definitive story of Afghanistan's modernization can be told. <mask> filled an enormous gap in our knowledge of the Middle East and has done it with diligence, intelligence, and verve. His book is better than anything else known to this reviewer.It is a major scholarly work, which should be considered as a most imperative reference work by students of Afghanistan in particular, and those interested in the history of Asia in general. <mask>'s 2003 book Islam: A Mosaic, Not a Monolith was written to promote better understanding of Islam. He said in a later interview that they have to see what they have in common and what they don't. It is an effort by a prominent American to encourage decision-makers to take the complexity of religion seriously and to avoid making flawed geopolitical analyses about Islam. There were mixed reviews of the book. Michael B. Schub wrote in the Middle East Quarterly that <mask> is training an Afghan specialist not a specialist on Islam. It shows.The Road to Home: My Life and Times was published in 2003 by Gregorian. He said in an interview that the book is a tribute to his grandmother and other people who played a crucial role in his life. He narrates his life, which has been described as a rags-to-riches story. When he was in the hospital in 1999 he wanted to write about the concept of an educated person, how it has changed from Renaissance to now. Gordon S. Wood wrote in The New York Review of Books that <mask> is a traditional American success story, like Benjamin Franklin, a bright young boy who read book after book and rose out of nowhere to become one of America's foremost citizens. Another reviewer said it was the quintessential American success story. The Carnegie Corporation of New York American educational theorists American nonprofit executives Presidents of the New York Public Library Presidents of Brown University Trustees of the Institute for Advanced Study New York University faculty San Francisco State University faculty University of Pennsylvania faculty

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title: Valentyn Nalyvaichenko

texts: He is a Ukrainian diplomat and politician. The Head of the Security Service of Ukraine was relieved of his position on June 18, 2015. He headed the SBU from December 2006 to March 2010. The electoral list of UDAR had <mask> at number 3. He was elected to the parliament. <mask> was placed third on the party list of Fatherland after the Ukrainian parliamentary election. The Secretary of the Parliamentary Committee for Ukraine's integration into the EU is a Member of the Ukrainian Parliament.The Ukrainian part of the Parliamentary Committee of Association between Ukraine and the European Union has a member. A co-chairman of the group for inter-parliamentary relations. The group for Inter-Parliamentary Relations with the United States of America has a deputy head. A member of the group for Inter-Parliamentary Relations with Poland. A member of the group for inter-Parliamentary relations. A member of the group for Inter-Parliamentary Relations with Israel. A member of the group for Inter-Parliamentary Relations with the Czech Republic.A member of the group for Inter-Parliamentary Relations with Italy. After graduating from the general education school in Zaporizhia in 1983, <mask> went to the Kharkiv State University. He served in the Soviet armed forces as a conscript after graduating from the first year of the Kharkiv State University. He graduated with honors in June 1990 as a referent-interpreter of English after studying at the Shevchenko State University of Kyiv. The department of Russian language of the Kyiv Construction Engineering Institute is now the Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture. He refused to accept his degree when he was a student at the Andropov Institute of KGB. From January 1992 to May 1994 <mask> was a deputy director of the local company.In 1994-97 <mask> worked for the consular office of the Ukraine Embassy in Finland. He worked in the central department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine after returning from abroad. <mask> was an adviser for the Embassy of Ukraine in Washington, D.C. He was the director of the Consular service department. The deputy minister of MZS was appointed in February 2004. He was the Ambassador of Ukraine to Belarus in 2005-06. In May 2006 he became the first deputy head of the Security Service of Ukraine.Following Ihor Drizhchany's dismissal by parliament, <mask> became acting head of the SBU. He was confirmed as head of the SBU in March 2009, despite keeping this temporary position. He was a member of the National Security and Defence Council of Ukraine. Following the defeat of Viktor Yushchenko in the presidential election, Valeriy Khoroshkovsky became the new president. The Political Council of Our Ukraine had a new Chairman in September of 2010. In May 2010, he announced the beginning of a public initiative called "Onovlennya Krainy" (Renewal of the Country). The group "Smile Holding of Ukraine" was headed by <mask>.He became Chairman of the Political Council of the party after joining Our Ukraine party. He left the party on May 24, 2012 as Chairman of the Political Council. On August 1, 2012 he joined his political party. He was third on the UDAR's party list when he was elected Member of Parliament of Ukraine. After the "Maidan revolution", the Verkhovna Rada appointed the Commissioner in charge of supervision over the Security Service of Ukraine, with the support of 333 of the 450 MPs. Counterintelligence under the guidance of deputy head Victor Yahun received and published evidence of the direct involvement of servicemen of the Russian Federation in hostilities in Ukraine. After the Malaysian Boeing was shot down in the Donetsk region, the head of the Security Service of Ukraine said that the plane was destroyed by Russian troops.Two possible fire spotters of "Buk" were taken into custody. The Russian Defense Ministry said that neither Russian military equipment nor military personnel crossed the state border with Ukraine, and that fire controllers are only used for those weapons systems whose targets are located on the ground. On February 19, 2015, the assistant to the President of the Russian Federation was accused of being in charge of the groups of the Kyiv snipers who fired on the Maidan. The Ukrainian special services have been declared worthy of psychiatric treatment by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia. The Security Service of Ukraine does not need to invent anything new, it is important to build on the traditions of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists and the UPA. The leader of the political movement is <mask>. The joint action headquarter was created in July of last year.<mask> was nominated by Spravedlivost as their candidate in the presidential election. He gained 0.22% of the vote in the election. <mask> was placed third in the Ukrainian parliamentary election. He was elected to the legislature. The People's Group on Ukraine - US inter-parliamentary relations has a deputy chairman. The Order of Prince Yaroslav the Wise V and IV degree was awarded to <mask>. In the summer of 2009, it was discovered that the deputy head of the Security Service had a fake degree.The General Prosecutor's Office of Ukraine filed criminal proceedings against the leader of the Communist Party of Ukraine for the disclosure of state secrets. The "denunciation of Communists" was called by Nalyvaychenko. In November of 2014, <mask>'s daughter started working in the legal department of Techenergotrade. In early 2015, the Security Service of Ukraine closed a criminal case into the illegal alienation of 94.67 hectares of state land belonging to the Brovarsky radio transmitting center. There was a conflict situation with theGPU in June of 2015. During a search in a converting center, objects were found that indicated involvement in the work of the center of Vadim Alperin and <mask>. The External links include 1966 births of people from Zaporizhzhia and Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv alumni.

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title: Jacque Vaughn

texts: The American professional basketball coach and former player was born on February 11, 1975. He is an assistant head coach of the Brooklyn Nets. In Pasadena, Calif., where he grew up, he was the best high school player in the area since Augustmon, and he maintained a 3.94 grade point average. He excelled both on and off the court, and by his senior year was ranked as high as the no. 7 high school recruits in the country. The nation's top player in 1993 was Randy Livingston. Over the course of the season, he averaged over 21 points and 19 assists per game.The McDonald's All-American Game was where he put on a show, scoring only 6 points but amassing 13 assists, still a McDonald's record, despite being named a First-Team All-American by nearly every publication on the market. After considering Georgetown, Indiana, UNLV, Arizona and UCLA, <mask> decided to play for Roy Williams at Kansas, along with fellow recruit and college roommate Scot Pollard. The first basketball player ever to win the Dial Award as the nation's top male high school scholar-athletes was <mask> as a senior in 1992. As a freshman, he became the starting point guard after being chosen to replace Calvin Rayford. He earned the Most Valuable Player award at the 1993 Pre-Season NIT at Madison Square Garden in New York City, as well as hitting a game-winning three pointer at the overtime buzzer to beat Indiana in an early season game at Allen Fieldhouse. During his four years at Kansas, <mask> was known as a good distributor of the basketball and an effective defender with great speed and court awareness. By the end of his college career, he was the all-time leader in assists in Kansas basketball history with  804 total, as well as the Big Eight Conference's all-time record holder.Vaugn was named a sports scholar in 1995. The award given annually to the school's assist leader was renamed the <mask>/Miles Assists Award in 1997. As a business administration major, <mask> earned a 3.72 grade point average. He was a GTE Academic All-American in 1997 and a two-time Academic All-American at Kansas. He was named the Big Eight Player of the Year in 1996. His college jersey hangs in the rafters of Allen Fieldhouse. In 1997 he was selected by the Utah Jazz in the NBA draft.The Atlanta Hawks, New Jersey Nets, and San Antonio Spurs are just a few of the teams that <mask> played for. He played in 64 games for the NBA champion San Antonio Spurs during the 2006–07 season before retiring. He averaged 4.5 points per game and 2.5 assists per game. He missed his first 22 field goal attempts to start the 2001 season with the Atlanta Hawks, setting an NBA record. He shot a career best 47% after 22 misses. The new head coach of the Magic was named on July 28, 2012. The Magic fired him on February 5, 2015.He worked as a professional scout for the Spurs. He was promoted to interim head coach in March 2020 after Kenny Atkinson left the Brooklyn Nets. Steve Nash was hired as the head coach of the Nets on September 3, 2020. He likes to read and write poetry. All-American college men's basketball players, African-American basketball coaches, American men's basketball players, Atlanta Hawks players, Basketball coaches from California, Brooklyn Nets assistant coaches, Kansas Jayhawks men's basketball players

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title: Binod Chaudhary

texts: <mask> is a Nepalese billionaire businessman. He is the president of the group. He was the wealthiest person in Nepal and had an estimated net worth of $1 billion. His net worth has gone up. He has done charity work, bookwriting, and filmmaking, as well as his business, which focuses on distribution, retail, leisure and manufacturing. <mask> was born to a Marwari family. His grandfather started a textile business.His grandfather's business was further developed by his father. He chose to pursue further education rather than join the family business. He credits his grandfather and father with inspiring him. He is a fan of Bollywood stars. He admires the former president of South Africa for bringing freedom to that country and the businessman for building a company of rare distinction. His grandfather migrated to Nepal from India in the 19th century. He started a textile business at the age of 20.He was the first in Nepal to start a clothing company. His father continued to develop the textile business and established international-trading houses and a construction company. His most successful enterprise was the retail store he founded in 1968. After his father was diagnosed with heart disease, <mask> was told by the doctor that he couldn't continue to run the family business. He took over as head of the business when he was the oldest son. He told The Telegraph that his life had changed completely. I didn't have a choice.It has made me a tougher man. He said in an interview that he would have liked to study further but he had to do his duty. 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A discothque company called Copper Floor was his first independent business.Many wealthy and powerful people visited the club, which made the company a huge success. National Panasonic was his first multinational deal. The Chaudhary Group was founded by Chaudhary's grandfather. In 1984 the company's instant noodles became the top seller in Nepal. When he took over his family company at the age of 23, he wrote, "running that disco taught me a lot about business but it was only when I took over the family business of running Arun Emporium, turning its fortune and looking after family, I understood the business." The idea to sell noodles came from seeing people in Thailand. He realized that there was a craving for noodles in Nepal.The company that produced the noodles for Thailand was visited by him. The owner was not sure if bringing noodles to Nepal would work due to the country's poor infrastructure. Back then, I was simply looking to create a product from flour, and then I decided on this product. I asked people why there were so many cases of noodles coming from Thailand when I saw them on the baggage belt. They told me that people loved them. People have grown with the product. In India, it wasn't easy to find Wai Wai.We have a 20 percent market share in India. We're going to create a large national campaign here. This is going to be a big one for us. He taught him how to make noodles. He told the Bangkok Post that he was a big fan of Thailand and the company that gave the group this kind of status. Nepal's first billionaire was listed by Forbes. He was listed at number 1,349 on the Forbes Billionaires of 2019.He said after the announcement that he was "humble". You don't get a prize as a businessman. This is my prize. This is recognition for 40 years of hard work by me. He was on the cover of Forbes Asia. His fortune increased by $200 million. He stated that the Forbes Billionaire List is the result of four generations of sweat and blood.There are 7000 people associated with the Chaudhary Group in 19 countries. The local administration in Daman, India seized the valuable beachfront land and bulldozed the homes of the local indigenous fishing community. 70 protesters were held in schools as temporary jails and another 8 were arrested during the Daman Indigenous Land grabbing Protests. Most of the fisherfolk were traumatised and homeless on the streets after their homes were destroyed. The Fern Seaside Luxurious Tent Resort is a place for tourists to stay for a night in a tent for a fee. In 1995 he bought the controlling stake in the Nabil Bank. He started the Cinnovation Group in 1990.One of the first multinational Nepali companies is the Cinnovation Group. The company has interests in hotels and resorts, wildlife and in-bound tourism, real estate, cement, and financial services. He wants Nepal to be seen as a safe place to invest by other investors. The government needs to become investment friendly and appreciate wealth creation. We need to convince investors that we can take Nepal forward. That's my top priority. His first multinational collaboration needed a license from Nepal.Thapa was in power at that time. When he asked his father for financial advice, they decided to support Thapa's campaign. Dhirendra Shah was contacted after his downfall. He said he was forced to work with the Dhirendra of Nepal due to the need of that time. He gave me protection instead of making profits from the investment. The same security brought problems afterwards. He became close with parliamentary parties in the first People's Movement.The draft of their economic policy was worked on by him. He became a member of the Assembly after being nominated by the party. He wants Nepal's politics to be driven by economic growth. Someone who doesn't compromise the country's interests for his personal or party-oriented agendas is what I want to see. Chaudhary joined the Nepali Congress party. According to the party, Chaudhary has made significant contributions to the country. He was a member of the parliament of Nepal."They wanted me to come and contribute in the making of the Constitution as a person who is known within and outside the country," he said. Before that program ended, he was a lawmaker. "<mask> Chaudhary: Atmakatha" was the author's other work. The English translation of the book was called "Binod Chaudhary - My Life: From the Streets of Kathmandu to a Billion Dollar Empire". The book was launched in India. The author told Forbes India that he would not manipulate the book. Everyone called the book a must read.It charts the successful and interesting life story of a self-made man who never forgot to enjoy or live his life while navigating his way up a volatile, unstable and unfriendly environment. The 327-page autobiography published by Nepalaya reveals a lot about <mask>, who was an unusual Marwari. He went for a love marriage when he was already engaged to another woman. It was not feasible for someone from the Marwari family to start a discotheque in Kathmandu in the 70s. I recommend Mr. Chaudhary's book for those who want to improve their knowledge. He uses his mistakes as a learning tool as he approaches his information. He is a charismatic man.<mask> <mask>'s autobiography is a good read for someone to understand how he built a billion dollar empire. A must read for the youth of the country and for aspiring/current entrepreneurs who want to build a multinational company from Nepal. He organized relief efforts in Kathmandu after the Nepal earthquake. He arranged for health care workers to help the victims of the earthquake. He donated more than 2.5 million dollars to help rebuild schools and homes destroyed by the earthquake, and the Chaudhary Group donated 500,000 packets of noodles, juice cartons, and food and water to people in need. He has a charity called the Chaudhary Foundation. The United Nations Development Programme was signed in Nepal.In 1995 the foundation was established. The foundation helped rebuild Nepal after the earthquake. The Kumpur Village Development Committee has been given 166 shelters by the foundation for the victims of the earthquake. The Chaudhary Foundation is willing to work with the National Reconstruction Authority to rebuild Nepal. We hope that the rebuilding efforts will boost the country's economic development. Our Foundation would like to contribute to that direction. In 2015, he was honoured by Sri Sri University for his outstanding contribution to philanthropy.He won the Asian Man of the Year Award. He received the 2016 GIL Award from Frost & Sullivan. He received a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2019. He is married with three children. <mask> Chaudhary's website has links to External links.

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title: Thomas Kilroy

texts: <mask><mask> was born in 1934. He was born in Green Street. He captained the senior team in 1952 and was a member of the school team. He graduated from University College Dublin. He was the play editor at the Abbey Theatre. He was the Director of the touring company when it was founded by Brian Friel and Stephen Rea in 1980. <mask> was appointed Professor of English at University College Galway in 1978 and resigned in 1989 to concentrate on writing.<mask> is a member of the Irish Academy of Letters, the Royal Society of Literature, and Aosdna. The launch event for the <mask> Collection was attended by Brian Friel and the future President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins. The Dublin Theatre Festival honoured the 2008 Irish PEN Award plays. The O'Neill, The Peacock Theatre, Dublin, 1969 was published in 1968. Talbot's Box and The Peacock were published by The Gallery Press. Sex and Shakespheare was published by The Gallery Press/Delaware. Double Cross was published by the Field Day Theatre Company.It was published in 1986. The Madame MacAdam travelling theatre was translated into French in 1996. The Secret Fall of Constance Wilde was published in 1992. In 1997 and 2001 it was published by The Gallery Press. The Shape of Metal was published by The Gallery Press. My Scandalous Life was published by The Gallery Press. Christ Deliver Us!, Abbey Theatre, was published by The Gallery Press.The Royal Court, London, adapted The Seagull. Ghosts (Ibsen), The Peacock Theatre, Dublin, 1989; Six Characters in Search of an Author, The Abbey Theatre, Dublin, 1996. The Big Chapel was published by Liberties Press in 2009. The novel was a nominee for the Booker Prize. Sean O'Casey: a Collection of Critical Essays was published in 1975 and includes pieces for Radio The Door, That Man Bracken, and The Colleen and the Cowboy. Kate Minogue was in 2005. Gold in the Streets, 1993 is a piece for Television Farmers.There are satire elements in the prose of <mask>. There is a thesis. University College Dublin was founded in 1959. The Irish Times published The Outsider. J. M. Synge had papers about Synge and Modernism. 1971. Ed.Maurice. Dublin. Dolmen Press was published in 1972. 167–79. Mosaic 5.1 was about Synge the Dramatist. The Times Literary Supplement has a book called Tellers of Tales. 17 March 1972: 301–2.The Irish Times reported on the writer's group. April 1976. Myth and Reality in Irish Literature was written by Yeats and Beckett. Ed. A man named Joseph Ronsley. The University Press of Toronto was published in 1977. 183–95.Denis Johnson wrote The Moon and the Yellow River. The author is Joseph Ronsley Ed. Irish literary studies Totawa, New Jersey : Barnes and Noble, 1982. 49 to 58. Literature and the Changing Ireland is part of The Irish Writer: Self and Society. Irish literary studiesEd. Peter Connolly. Colin Smythe was the author of Gerrards Cross. 175–87. The Irish Times is about the Anglo-Irish. 7 December 1983 Goldsmith is the Gentle Master.Ed. Sean Lucy. The University Press of Cork was published in 1984. 66–77. Sagetrieb 3.2 (Fall 1984): 81–87 was written by Brecht, Beckett, and Williams. The Genius of Irish Prose is an autobiographical novel. The name of the person is Martin Augustine Ed.The lecture series is named after <mask>. In 1985 Mercier Press collaborated with Radio Telefs ireann. 65–75. Ireland has a pseudo-Englishman. Magill January 1988 : 52–54. Reassessment. J.M. has <mask> on it.The Irish Times published Synge on April 29, 1989. Culture in Ireland is Secularized. The Cultures of Ireland Group Conference was held in 1991. Ed. Longley. The Institute of Irish Studies is located at Queen's University. 135 to 141.The achievement of Brian Friel is Theatrical Text and Literary Text. Ed. Alan J. Peacock. Colin Smythe wrote a book about Gerrard's Cross. 91–102. Yeats and Eibei-Bungaku have some Irish Poems. Koka Women's University was published in March of 1994.The Literary Tradition of Irish Drama was published in 1994. H. Keiper edc. was written by W. Rioehle. Tbingen was written by Niemeyer. Between 7 and 15. Shaw's Irish Play is John Bull's Other Island. Banado Sho Kenkyu. There is a new edition of Vol.3, 1995 Chekhov and the Irish were mentioned in the program note. Chekhov's Uncle Vanya is adapted. Frank McGuinness. The company is called Field Day Theatre Company. 1995. Irish Writers and their Creative Process.Ed. There are two people, Jacqueline Genet and Wynne Hellegouarc'h. Colin Smythe was the author of Gerrards Cross. 55–62. Bullan, an Irish Studies journal, published The Anglo-Irish Theatrical Imagination. The Cambridge Companion to Chekhov is an adaptation of The Seagull. Ed.Vera and Paul are related. Cambridge University Press was published in 2000. 80–90 What is happening in the Wildean Triangle? The assessment is in honor of W. Lippke. B. Reitz and H. Stahl are authors. Contemporary Drama in English was published in 2001.47 to 55. A play about George Moore was published in 1990. The English edition of The Plays of <mask>lroy: A Critical Study was published in 2007. There is a field day and a translation of Irish identity. New York and Basingstoke. There are awards for Double Cross and The Madame MacAdam travelling theatre. Irish male dramatists and playwrights won the Irish PEN Award for Literature in the 20th century.

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