title: Vakhtang Chabukiani

texts: <mask> was a Soviet and Georgian ballet dancer. He is considered to be one of the most influential male ballet dancers in history, and is noted for creating the majority of the choreography of the male variations which comprise the classical ballet repertory. Le Corsaire and La Bayadre are famous ballets. The 1941 revival of the ballet La Bayadre for the Kirov/Mariinsky Ballet is often referred to as the "Soviet version". This version of the ballet has served as the basis for nearly every production staged outside of Russia. <mask> graduated from the local Maria Perini Ballet studio in 1924. Between 1926 and 1929, he continued his studies at the school.He toured with the first Soviet ballets in Italy and the United States in the 1930s. <mask> was a leading soloist with the Kirov Theatre. In 1920, the dancer and choreographer Mikhail Mordkin took over as director and continued to focus on classical Russian works. Classical ballet became Georgian in character in the 1930s thanks to <mask> <mask>. <mask>'s style was typified by heroism and romanticism. He challenged the refined delicacy of ballet and gave male dancers an active role in the work. Georgian folk-dance traditions were combined with classic ballet to create a unique form of dance.<mask> played the role of Siegfried in Swan Lake. One of the legendary performers in the role of Odette, Galina Ulanova wrote, "such a partner as Sergey Konstantinev provides my dancing interpretation with more lyricism, while, on the other hand, <mask> adds more temperament". His performance of Don Quixote on November 16, 1930, led to his being known and loved not only in Leningrad, but all of the USSR. Leonid Sobinov exclaimed "This is a miracle of nature" when he first saw him. The Soviet press wrote that <mask> was born with dance in his blood and probably returned some of his back to the dance. The dancer did not fade into the background of his partners, but as if he were competing in a competition. In her book Soviet Ballet 1945 the famous English writer and journalist wrote: "I experienced the same difficulty as when trying to describe a tornado."He takes possession of the whole scene, betrayed wonderful fury, sometimes dying down so that stunned the audience can see the body, as if was hewn by Rodin, you see the eagle which fell on the rocks of the Caucasus. <mask> is a great classical dancer, heir to all the traditions of Leningrad, and the embodiment of the rich folklore of his native Georgia. <mask>'s ballet The Heart of the Mountains was performed by the Kirov State Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet. The ballet Laurencia was composed in 1939 by Chabukiani and was based on a play. Chabukiani tried to combine the principles of choreodramy and classical dance. The ballets of Chabukiani were the beginning of the Soviet ballet, when the reporter asked Maya Plisetskaya. The annexation of Poland by the Soviet Union was supported by Germany.Europe and the USA did not help Poland. World War II began. The works were demanded by the government of the USSR. Taras Bulba became such work. Taras Bulba was put in a ballet. Taras Bulba has two sons. The Polish girl was rescued by Andriy after he fell in love with her.The son was killed by Taras Bulba. Taras Bulba and his son Ostap were both positive characters. The premiere of the ballet took place in December of 1940. His negative character began to be seen by the positive as a result of the role he played. The dancer was accused of playing the wrong role. Political aspect was accepted by the ballet. <mask> <mask> was transferred to Georgia from the well-known Leningrad theater.After returning to Georgia in 1941, <mask> served as the chief dancer and choreographer at the Tbilisi Theatre of Opera and Ballet until 1973. He helped develop ballet in Georgia and trained a new generation of dancers. Some of <mask>'s students were great ballet dancers, such as Vladimir Djouloukhadze, David Makhateli and others. V.<mask> wrote "Georgian Classic Ballet must be established on the national basis, folklore elements must be organically confluent with the classic ones, but the proportions must be carefully distributed and strictly defined..." In his film-documentary The Wizard of Dance - <mask> <mask>, the famous Georgian and Soviet Honored Artist Kote Makharadze recalls about the premiere of the ballet The Heart of the Mountains. When the two great masters crossed their arms on the stage of art, it became the real firework of dance. The stars of Georgian Ballet Vahgtang Chabukiani, Vera Tsignadze and Zur performed in the premiere of The Moor of Venice - Othello in Moscow on the occasion of Georgian Art Decade.The stage design was created by Simon Virsaladze. The second in ballet after Galina Ulanova 1957, he received the Lenin Prize. The Moor is personalized by <mask> <mask>. He represents simplicity, plainness, wisdom and child naivety. This is a testament to the people who created it. haliapin's performance was noted by the press as truly "Chaliapin's performance". The 1960 film version of Mr. <mask>'s Othello was described as "Shakespeare with electricity" by Howard Thompson in a New York Times review.In 1961, <mask> choreographed Maurice Ravel's Boléro, in 1967, a new ballet Sunrise/ on F.Glonti's music, and in 1980, a one-act ballet Apasionata on Beethoven's music. <mask> received numerous awards and titles throughout his career, including Honored Artist of theRSFSR (1939), Honored Artist of the Georgian SSR (1943), People's Artist of the USSR (1950), and Stalin Prize (1941, 1948, 1951). <mask>'s sexuality is thought to have led to his persecution by the Soviet Georgian political leadership. Chabukuani has been used as an example of Georgian tolerance for homosexuals in an attempt to dismiss legitimate challenges facing LGBT rights in the country. The Moor of Venice is a 1960 film by William Shakespeare. Variations La Bayadre Today, La Bayadre is presented primarily in one of two different versions, the other being the 1941 revival for the Kirov Ballet. The Variation added by Minkus to Petipa's 1874 revival of the Taglioni/Offenbach Le Papillon was chosen by Legat.The variation is still performed by all male dancers who perform the role of Solor in La Bayadre. The variation of Le corsaire pas d'esclave was created in 1931. The Le corsaire pas de Deux was refashioned by the noted premier of the Kirov Ballet Vakhtang Chabukiani. During the 1930s, he gave the male role more athletic and virtuoso choreographic elements. His interpretation of the male role became the standard, and it has remained so to this day. The Kirov Ballet's premier dancer <mask> <mask> danced the role in the 1930s in a costume that consisted of baggy pants and chains. The Rhab character was given a more prominent part in the ballet when it was staged in 1955.Changes in the character from a suitor to a slave gave rise to revisions in the choreography of the Le corsaire pas de Deux, with many of the dancers who performed in the role adding in more athletic and exotic elements. In 1936 another revival of Le corsaire was given by the Kirov Ballet, with Natalia Dudinskaya as Medora, Mikhail Mikhailov as Conrad, and <mask> Chabukiani as the Slave. The 1931 revision of the Le corsaire pas de Deux was included in the first production of the full-length work. The great Danseur of the Kirov/Mariinsky Ballet Vakhtang <mask> is said to have been the first to dance the solo in the 1930s. The Kirov/Mariinsky Ballet's score for Swan Lake has a variation titled with a rubric that says Variation of Chabukiani, which is used by nearly every company when they perform The Black Swan pas de Deux. The Kirov Ballet performed in 3 acts. The Kirov Theatre of Opera and Ballet was built in 1935.It was revived for the Ballerina. There is a new pas d'action for the Ballerina Galina Ulanova and the Danseur Vakhtang <mask>. Pugni and Drigo's music is known as the Diane and Actéon pas de Deux. Chabukiani added music from Pugni's original score as a variation for himself when he performed in the La Esmeralda pas de Deux in the 1930s. The variation is popular with the dancers. The New York Times wrote about taking New York by storm in 1934. Vecheslova and <mask> from Marinsky Theatre, Leningrad, made their American debut last night at the most hilarious events which have graced the dance platform in many a season.<mask> Seaman. Velovaches and Chabukiani won the approval of a crowded house by sheer youth and electric vitality. Both have been trained in the traditions of the Imperial Ballet and have experience in other lands. The human body has perfect co-ordination and control. I cheered with the rest because of the graceful and intense movements they were making. I know of no better way to restore one's faith in the ballet of old than to see a young girl from the Soviet realm. The large audience at Carnegie Hall gave them a rousing applause.They were deserving of it. Both are skilled dancers. Chabukiani has magnetism that projects itself out to the audience. Vecheslova is an expert. Henry Beckett Vecheslova and Chabukiani can leap higher and whirl faster than any dancers alive, and last night their agility and gusto vastly delighted the public at Carnegie Hall, Judging by the enthusiasm, this event was undoubtedly a box-office success. It is wonderful. Any Dance Attraction Since American Debut of LA ArGENTINA Tour Direction: Metropolitan Musical Bureau, Inc.There are External links to the website about V<mask>.

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texts: <mask> was known for his misgovernment of Sicily. Cicero's accusations were so devastating that his defence advocate could only recommend that <mask> leave the country. The Verrine Orations were Cicero's prosecution speeches. <mask> was born around 114 B.C. Verres deserted the government of Marius and Carbo and went to Sulla during the civil war. He was given a present of land at Beneventum by Sulla. <mask> was on the staff of the governor of Cilicia.The governor and his subordinates plundered the province. In 78 BC, Dolabella was found guilty at a trial in Rome of extortion and was pardoned by Verres. In 74 BC, Verres secured a position. His authority was abused to further the political ends of his party. Sicily, the breadbasket of the Roman Republic, is a particularly rich province thanks to its central position in the Mediterranean making it a commercial crossroads. The island experienced more misery and desolation under Verres than it did during the First Punic War or the recent Servile Wars. The wheat growers and revenue collector were ruined by Verres.He disrespected the rights of Roman citizens by robbing temples and private houses of their works of art. <mask> was accused of using the emergency to raise cash during the Third Servile War against Spartacus. He would charge the slaves with sedition if they plotted to join the revolt. He would sentence the slave to death by crucifixion and then give a hint that a bribe from the slave's owner could wipe out the charge and sentence. He would accuse the owner of hiding a slave that was suspected of being involved in rebellion and of holding a fake slave. Verres would throw the owner into prison unless a bribe was paid for his release. He was criticized for his relationship with Tertia, which was seen as scandalous by his detractors.Cicero published the prosecution speeches as the Verrine Orations after <mask> returned to Rome in 70 BC. <mask> gave his defence to the most renowned Roman advocate, Quintus Hortensius, who had the support and sympathy of several of the leading Roman patricians. The court was made up of senators, some of whom may have been his friends. The presiding judge, Manius Acilius Glabrio, was a thoroughly honest man and his assessors were not accessible to bribe. Verres tried to delay the trial until Marcus Caecilius Metellus was the presiding judge. Hortensius tried to delay the trial. The first attempt was to get a prosecution of a former governor of Bithynia to take precedence over Verres' prosecution.When that failed, the defense looked to procedural delays and gaming the usual format of a Roman extortion trial until after a lengthy and upcoming round of public holidays, after which there would be scarce time for the trial to continue before Glabrio's term was up. Cicero opened the case and promised to short-circuit the plans by taking advantage of an opportunity to change the format of the trial to bring evidence and witnesses up much sooner. Hortensius recommended that his client leave the country because of the overwhelming effect of the first speech. <mask> was going to go to exile before the 9 days allowed for the prosecution expired. He lived there until 43 BC, when Mark Antony proscribed him for refusing to surrender some art treasures. Cicero, the primary source of information, credits Verres with having a more decent character, but there is no evidence to support the allegation that he was one of the worst Roman provincial governors. Only two of the seven Verrine orations were delivered, the other five were compiled from depositions of witnesses and published after Verres' flight.Some people give the nomen Licinius to Gens Verres. Steven Saylor's novel Last Seen in Massilia is a popular culture reference. A minor character is <mask>. Robert Harris wrote the first novel in his trilogy about Cicero. Cicero's prosecution of Verres is in the first half of the book. Jonathan Clements wrote Spartacus: Swords and Ashes. <mask> is a major character in the novel, which is set on the eve of his governorship of Sicily, and features a dispute with a young Cicero in Neapolis.Colleen McCullough wrote a novel in the Masters of Rome series. While a secondary character, <mask> describes his career in detail, from his pillaging of Samnium during the Social War to his departure to Asia in the retinue of the governor. The story of <mask> is told in the song "Song for Cleomenes" by The Mountain Goats. The trial of Manius Acilius Glabrio, also known as Heius, was held in 67 BC. The trial of <mask>res 120s BC births 43 BC deaths was linked to politicians.

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title: Hildo Krop

texts: The Dutch sculptor and furniture designer, known as the city sculptor of Amsterdam, was born in 1884 and died in 1970. Life was a baker's son. He didn't want to work with an older brother. He took modeling classes to make marzipan figures. He was a pastry cook in France and Italy. By 1906, he was employed by a couple as a cook. He attended summer school in art after discovering his talent as a draftsman.Back in the Netherlands, he decided to become an artist and went to Paris to study. He studied in Amsterdam in the early 20th century. John Rdecker taught him how to carve stone. He taught at the high school in Haarlem in 1910. He traveled from Rome to Paris, where he lived with the painter Jacob Bendien and met the sculptor Ossip Zadkine, and then spent the winter in Berlin. He was a member of a group called 'En taille directe'. He learned wood carving in the furniture company of A.M. Stoltz at the end of 1912.As an assistant in the studio of Hendrik van den Eijnde, <mask> worked with Joop van Lunteren and Anton Rdecker. He opened his studio in Plantage Muidergracht after marrying Mien Sleef. He joined the Amsterdam Department of Public Works in 1916. He created two groups of dockworkers in granite. Many civic buildings and bridges were integrated with his work. The exterior figures on the Scheepvaarthuis are designed by Amsterdam School architects. The city sculptor was appointed after this building.The Onze van Heden (Our Art of Today) exhibition and sale was held in Amsterdam in 1939. He worked on bridges and houses in Amsterdam. There is a plaque at the monument on the Afsluitdijk. He designed the war memorial in The Hague. There is a varied collection of his work in the rooms of the art nouveau villa. <mask> <mask> designed furniture, ceramics, glass and ironworks. Through 1967.He was buried in Zorgvlied. He switched his loyalties from the Social Democratic Labour Party to the Communist Party due to his disappointment with the social-democratic support for World War I and his enthusiasm for the October Revolution. He designed the cover for a book in 1921. He made a bust of Lenin in 1931. He spent three months in the Soviet Union in 1932. They cooperated with Soviet intelligence agents. Max Friedman was his first spymaster.He came to know "Ludwik" through him. He drew a study of Reiss on the back of a menu. Henry and Johanna Louisa Cordes had a son named <mask>. There were two brothers and four sisters for him. The couple wed on December 24, 1914. There were two children, a daughter and a son. The third child died young.His father-in-law was a member of the Dutch socialist party and chairman of the Amsterdam section. Through this family connection, he was in contact with left-wing organizations. 1884 births and 1970 deaths Dutch architectural sculptors Dutch ceramists Dutch designers Dutch male sculptors Artists from Amsterdam

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title: Mary Kay Bergman

texts: <mask> was an American voice actress and voice-over teacher. <mask> was the lead female voice actress on South Park until her death. Over the course of her career, <mask> voiced over 100 cartoon, film, and video game characters. Early in her life, <mask> had an interest in fantasy and animation. She 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 She began working as a voice-over actress after trying to get on-screen acting jobs. She voiced the Disney character Snow White in 1989.In the 1990s, she voiced Timmy Turner in Oh Yeah!, as well as in three other films. There are cartoons. The <mask> <mask> Memorial Fund was established by her husband. <mask> <mask> was born in Los Angeles, California to Jewish parents. She was the only child of the two musicians. She grew up near the home of the original voice of Snow White. Her parents performed at lounges and clubs in Reno and Las Vegas.After her mother became pregnant, they settled in Los Angeles. <mask> said that her mother's previous work inking and painting cels for Fleischer was a mechanical task, but it sparked her mother's interest in animation that was shared with her years later. She considered Wait Till Your Father Gets Home to be a progenitor to The Simpsons. <mask> graduated from Hollywood High School in 1978 with top academic honors. <mask> studied theater arts at the University of California, Los Angeles and followed in the footsteps of her idols. Nancy was a friend of hers. <mask> left UCLA after being cast in an equity-waiver play outside of school.She got an agent for on-camera commercials, film, and television and studied privately with acting coach Harry Mastrogeorge after starting acting in high school. <mask>'s first professional acting job was in the TV movie Return Engagement, which starred Elizabeth Taylor. <mask> joined a small agency six months after leaving school. She got a role in an exercise program that was going to be on TV after auditioning. She was hired because she had a nice figure, but she could also be a dancer, comedian, singer, or impressionist. The agency closed less than a week after she got the job. <mask> said that everything fell apart.I thought I wasn't getting anywhere. Maybe I should stop dreaming about becoming a great star and get a real job. <mask> played Rachel in the UK version of Signing Time until her death. <mask> was a receptionist for the Boy Scouts of America. She was happy to work with the people of the organization. <mask> said, "I kept hearing that you have a lovely speaking voice." You should do something with that.She moved up the ranks to become an assistant underwriter after working as a receptionist and found it boring. <mask> thought about becoming a disc jockey but couldn't find information about where to take classes or a career in the Air Force. <mask>'s voice acting began when she attended a party at one of her co-workers' houses. <mask> started using several different voices after someone brought a karaoke machine to the party. One of the guests at the party asked her to take a class with his teacher, which she did. <mask> took voice-over classes so that he could do many different styles and voices. Some are specialized in animation and others in commercial and improvisation.<mask> studied celebrity voices. <mask> stated that she was easy to speak to. She said she enjoyed doing accents such as Chinese, Japanese, Australian, English, American, French, German, Spanish and Italian. <mask> began teaching voice-overs for animation at the Kalmenson and Kalmenson Studios in Burbank, California in 1994. She gained a reputation for voice matching for other actors after she voiced the villain Dr. Blight on the series Captain Planet and the Planeteers. <mask> worked part-time at Robinson's department store after her first voice role as a frightened woman in a radio commercial for a small home security company in 1986 and a few more radio spots in 1989. She replaced Adriana Caselotti as the voice of Snow White on tape.She told her boss she needed a day off, but he refused and she left the post. When Caselotti was unavailable, Disney agreed to accept future jobs only if she was happy with her performance. She learned that Disney had different plans. Caselotti was brought back in to record a scene that was missing an audio track when Disney released a restored version of Snow White. <mask> was chosen to record the scene after studio executives listened to her work. Caselotti didn't know her voice had been replaced until <mask> presented an award for best animated short subject at the 1993 Academy Awards. After the ceremony, Disney received hundreds of complaints about the changes to the Snow White character.<mask> did not publicly admit that he voiced Snow White while Caselotti was alive. The voice of most of the female characters for South Park and the feature film South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut was that of South Park <mask>. Wendy Testaburger was one of her characters. She was originally credited with the name "Shannen Cassidy" out of concern for her continued work as Disney's official Snow White voice. She said that it was a conscious decision to be anonymous because they didn't know the show would be a hit. "Then it hit, and we transitioned out of it, because we were getting mail like Santa Claus." South Park pulled <mask> out of her rut.She said that she is known for her roles in Disney films. I've been doing them for a long time. My agents were trying to get me on shows that were not safe, and they were laughing at me. No way! The last two episodes of "Starvin' Marvin in Space" and "Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics" were dedicated to <mask> after her death. <mask> worked on over 400 commercials, including the voice of Mrs. Butterworth. She had roles in many Disney films, including Beauty and the Beast, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Hercules, and Mulan.The Curse of Monkey Island was one of her appearances in video games. She worked on Jay Jay the Jet Plane. The Fairly OddParents and several female voices are in an animated series. She provided the voice of Gwen in Spider-Man. <mask> <mask> voiced the character on Zombie Island. The last one being a posthumous release and final film role, dedicated to her, was and the Witch's Ghost. She voiced a vixen and a wolverine in Balto II: Wolf Quest, which was released three years after her death.<mask> contributed vocals to a song called "Pretty Fly for a Rabbi". <mask> was supposed to sing the whole song. I wanted her to do the voice of Kyle's mom from South Park. <mask>'s agent wouldn't let her do it because she thought it would get her in trouble with Comedy Central. I decided that the "squeaky voice" thing wasn't what I was looking for, so I called in my old friend to impersonate Fran Drescher. You can still hear <mask>'s line in the middle of the song, "for a Rab-bi..." <mask> married a voice actor on April 7, 1990.<mask> committed suicide in 1999. Death <mask> hid her mental illnesses from her family, friends, and her co-stars. <mask>'s depression was mistaken for a reaction to her mother's illness and job related stress. <mask> had hidden herbal mood medications in their home. <mask> confessed to her husband that she was afraid of losing her talent as sessions were not going well. She was worried that people would think her career was over because of her talent. <mask> had told nobody about her distress.<mask>'s fears seemed to diminish as her mother was doing better. <mask> and her husband were going to purchase a new house within a year, but she still had physical problems. She and her husband had planned to go on a vacation in Las Vegas a week before she died. <mask> contributed to a radio program celebrating Disneyland's 45th anniversary. She was last seen talking to a friend on the phone at 9 pm. She shot herself in the head with a Mossberg 12-gauge shotgun after returning home with her husband and friend. She died in the hospital at the age of 38.She was remembered by Toy Story 2 and the Alien Invaders. The <mask> Kay <mask> Memorial Fund was established by Aftermath Memorials and legacy Dino Andrade. The Memorial Celebration and Concert was held to raise money for the <mask> Kay <mask> Memorial Fund. Many industry voice actors came to the event including Jane Jacobs, who would be one of her South Park successors, and Barbara Goodson, who sang in the choir. The first Academy Awards were presented in the Blossom Room at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. The Los Angeles edition of Daily Variety magazine ran a full-page Oscar version of the Open Letter to All by Andrade on March 28, 2000. Bob's Video was finished before <mask> died, but was posthumously shown at the Blue Sky Festival and at a <mask> <mask> memorial screening.This included her only live-action role, a few voice roles, still photography, and work as an executive producer for the film. On November 5, 1999, <mask>'s interview was aired posthumously on Nightcap, a show by Chapman University. The episode was dedicated to her. <mask> had worked with Al Lowe on three Leisure Suit Larry video games. He said that <mask> could light up a room just by entering. She made me look good as a voice-over director and was a joy to work with. I was shocked when I learned that she had taken her own life.<mask>'s voice was used in the last film to feature her, and it was dedicated to her memory. <mask> is buried in the Hollywood Hills. In an August 2010 interview, <mask>'s friend and student Grey DeLisle said of her: In a March 2000 interview, South Park creators and stars said about <mask>: Voice actress. The era of cartoons. <mask> had been the voice of Jay Jay, Herky, and Revvin' Evan on Jay Jay the Jet Plane. <mask> <mask> Personalography and Memorial CNN Obituary 1961 births 1999 deaths suicides 20th-century American actresses

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title: Carl J. Couch

texts: The New Iowa School of Symbolic Interaction was founded by <mask><mask>, a noted American sociologist. Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction was founded by him. The New Iowa School of laboratory research is one of the key areas of scholarship. With the breadth of his works, <mask> influenced researchers in various fields including sociology, communication, education, business, and psychology. George Herbert Mead was credited with the founding elements of symbolic interactionism. While Mead focused on answering the question, "How is society possible?", <mask> devoted his discussion to answer the question, "How is social interaction possible?" The importance of temporal structures in social interaction was emphasized by <mask>.He was committed to observing how two or more individuals begin, maintain, and complete an act. The agency of individuals in meaning making and reality creation is emphasized in symbolic interactionism. He believed that reality was constantly in the making because of social interaction. Human action was seen as responses to stimuli in the traditional model. Humans do not react to basic instinct and engage in reflexive thinking. The four stages of socialization that transformed an infant to a human being included significant gestures, significant symbols, consciousness of self and consciousness of social structures. The sensory modes where individuals used to acquire information about their environment were examined by <mask>.<mask> argued that human action was informed by the past and structured by a projected future. Interpersonal accountability, bargaining and negotiation were provided by <mask> in studying social acts. The construction of social relationships included parental, solidary, accountable, authoritative, romantic, exchanging, charismatic and representative relationships. Students in communication and sociology study <mask>'s social processes and relationships. The New Iowa School of Symbolic Interaction was designed to study social processes using audio video recording. The use of a laboratory brought the research phenomena into focus, as it eliminated extraneous factors. The interferences of unrelated factors that complicate the phenomena under examination are eliminated by the laboratory as a controlled setting.The laboratory setting highlights the phenomena under investigation and magnifies certain features of social life. The principle of <mask>'s laboratory approach is to treat participants as intelligent agents who are able to anticipate, access each other's intention, and act with intentionality. This emphasis on the reflexive thinking and willful acts of participants distinguishes <mask>'s approach from traditional laboratory research where human subjects were only allowed to respond to stimuli. <mask> instructed laboratory researchers to create a context, assign identities, and provide a social objective for participants to interact in the laboratory. The way in which the context is created by the researcher is artificial. Researchers were instructed by <mask> to assign participants identities that were in line with the context. It is desirable to assign identities that are compatible with participants everyday identities.In a research of workplace negotiation, people who align themselves with the management are assigned to play the managers, while people who are sympathetic to labor are assigned to play the union leaders. The advantages of doing so include allowing participants to become more firmly situated in the context created, and also to have a better vocabulary for the enactment of identities assigned. The ability of researchers to study social processes with precision is a distinct advantage of using audio-visual recording. Researchers need to describe the sequence of social interaction. It requires noting the sequential order of social events and specifying their formal qualities. naturalistic observers don't pay much attention to sequential order in their reports. Laboratory researchers can obtain a complete record of data and examine the data over and over again with the help of the video recording and play-back capacities.To be able to specify the sequential order of social acts requires the researchers to prepare the data for analysis. Information Technologies Couch believed in the importance of examining the relationships between information technologies and social structures. <mask>'s works show how information technologies impact on social structures and how social structures dictate technological changes. Information technologies are not neutral elements in the process of communication, and different technological forms have consequences for forms of human experiences and social associations. Human experiences are impacted by media of communication. He stated that the interaction of individuals and the social structures shape the effects of information technologies. According to <mask>, media does not produce or maintain social relationships.He believed that a more promising approach is to attempt to specify the interactive relationships among information, information technologies, and social relationships. Information technologies are objects used by willful human agents in social interaction. He showed how the information technologies shape and are shaped by social structures with analyses of media. Current and Future Applications <mask>'s works on symbolic interactionism have inspired his students to publish volumes on various topics. Research on negotiation, parent-child relationships, and other topics have been informed by <mask>'s works. The studies of fan clubs, Walkman listening, eBay activities, and Usenet structures have been guided by his works. The principles of the New Iowa School of symbolic interaction can be used to study social media.The ethos, methodological mission, and theoretical standpoint of the New Iowa School provide a useful framework for studying Second Life. The annual Couch-Stone meeting is sponsored by the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interactionism. The Carl Couch Center for Social and Internet Research is a non-profit organization. Each year it gives the Carl J. Couch Internet Research Award. The publication "Collective Behavior:Examining Some Stereotypes" was published in 1968. "You just might get it right one day." Being informed.The 18th edition of Symbolic Interaction was published in 1995. Information Technologies and Social Orders is a second edition. Communication and social structure with others. The indispenability of communication for understanding social relationships and social structures. Communication and social structure. Social life is constructed. There is an ed.with R. Saxton and I recorded social interaction. There is a chapter in the book. Social life is constructed. The year 1975. Degree of Agreement with Immediate Others and Self-Attitudes. The American Journal of Sociology was published in the 1960's.Writing and reading are social activities. The Sociological Quarterly was published in 1973. "Oral Technologies: A Cornerstone of Ancient Civilizations?" Quarterly. The year 1989. 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texts: <mask> was a professional wrestler. <mask> is best known for his appearances in the United States with the World Wrestling Federation under the ring names "<mask>" and "The British Bulldog". He was trained by Ted Betley in Winwick, England before moving to Canada to further his training. While training with Hart, <mask> met the youngest daughter of Hart's parents, Diana. <mask>, their son, is an accomplished professional wrestler who wrestled and won tag-team gold in WWE NJPW, Pro Wrestling NOAH, and won titles within the WWE in three decades, from the 1980s to the 2000s. He was the leader of multiple pay-per-view events for the WWF and WCW. In front of an estimated 80,355 fans, <mask> defeated his real-life brother-in-law, Bret Hart, for the WWF Intercontinental Championship in the main event of SummerSlam 1992.This is Hart's best match. He was the inaugural WWF European Champion and holds the records for longest single reign (206 days) and total days as champion (253); he also held the title on the sole occasion where a match for that championship headline a pay-per-view event. <mask> was a member of The British Bulldog tag team and also had a cousin named Dynamite Kid. The 2020 WWE Hall of Fame has <mask> in it. <mask> was born in Golborne, where he was raised by his father, mother, brother, and sisters. Tom Billington was <mask>'s frequent tag-team partner. <mask> had some Italian ancestry.<mask> began his professional wrestling career at the age of 15 when he began wrestling under the name Young David with his cousin Tom Billington. <mask> appeared to have won the British Welterweight championship from Jim Breaks only for the win to be disallowed due to Dennison distracting Breaks. Dennison defeated Breaks for the belt after <mask> held Breaks to a 1–1 draw. <mask> was spotted by Bruce Hart, who was scouting talent in the UK, and both he and Billington traveled to Canada to wrestle for him. <mask> became a key wrestler in Hart's Stampede Wrestling after being trained by Hart and Roy Wood. <mask> won his first title when he defeated the Dynamite Kid for the British Commonwealth Mid-Heavyweight title on July 9, 1982. <mask> made his pro-wrestling debut in New Japan Pro-Wrestling in 1983 and was involved in a three-way feud with George Takano and Dynamite Kid.On 7 February 1984, a three-way, one-night tournament was held, and Dynamite Kid won the tournament by defeating <mask> via count-out, and the Cobra by pinfall. <mask> and Dynamite Kid formed a tag team in New Japan called the British bulldogs. Just before the start of All Japan's annual Tag Team tournament, the bulldogs made a shocking move by jumping to All Japan Pro Wrestling. The World Wrestling Federation was interested in the performance of the bulldogs. The World Wrestling Federation (WWF) was formed after Vince McMahon bought out Stampede Wrestling. McMahon gained exclusive rights to the bulldogs after they were able to tour both WWE and All Japan. The Hart Foundation started a long running feud with the bulldogs while they were in the WWE.The Dream Team had a feud with the bulldogs. The bulldogs defeated the Dream Team for the Tag Team Championship at the second edition of Wrestlemania. The Hart Foundation won the titles on a January 1987 episode of Superstars, despite feuding with the Dream Team and The Iron Sheik. After losing the titles, the Dogs gained a mascot, an actual bulldog, and a feud with the likes of The Islanders and the Rougeau Brothers. There were backstage problems between the Dynamite Kid and the Rougeau Brothers that caused the bulldogs to leave the WWE in 1988. A number of ribs were pulled on the Rougeaus. Jacques Rougeau knocked out four of Dynamite Kid's teeth with a fist filled with a roll of quarters after being pranked by Curt Hennig.According to many accounts, Billington drew first blood by harassing Rougeau in Miami. There was no action taken against Jacques. Billington and <mask> both resigned from the company over the issue of complimentary plane tickets. After leaving the WWE, the bulldogs returned to Stampede Wrestling and All Japan Pro Wrestling. The return of the bulldogs was supposed to revive a struggling promotion, but it wasn't to be. In May 1989 the decision was made to split the Dogs, which caused some problems with All Japan owner Shohei Baba, who was still promoting the Dogs as a tag team. Four wrestlers, including <mask>, were involved in a serious automobile accident on July 4, 1989.<mask>, who was not wearing a seatbelt at the time, needed 135 stitches after slamming his head through the windshield and being thrown 25 feet onto the pavement. He recovered and the team continued to play against teams such as Joe and Dean Malenko, Kenta Kobashi and Tsuyoshi Kikuchi. <mask> left All Japan to return to the WWF after personal problems began to surface between him and Billington. <mask> returned to the WWF in 1990 as a singles star under the name The British Bulldog, but this time as a character from the original WWF run. <mask> returned to the WWF at a live event in October. <mask> returned to the ring on the October 27th episode of Superstars. <mask> feuded with the likes of The Warlord and Mr. over the next two years.It was perfect. <mask> was a huge attraction to fans in the United Kingdom due to the WWF becoming a ratings hit on Sky Sports, as well as the promotion touring the country holding supercards such as UK Rampage which saw <mask> defeat The Ber. After entering as the first man in the Royal Rumble, he eliminated four other men before being eliminated by the eventual winner. On 14 April 1992 <mask> defeated The Mountie in Mnchen, Germany and on 19 April 1992 he defeated Schyster in England. The WWF held its annual SummerSlam pay-per-view in London in 1992 due to <mask>'s popularity in the United Kingdom. The main event of the show was the match between <mask> and Hart for the Intercontinental Championship. <mask> won the title at SummerSlam in front of 80,355 fans, which is regarded by many wrestling experts as the best match of his career.The WWF was going to have Hart drop the title to Shawn Michaels prior to SummerSlam, but when the company decided to hold the pay-per-view in London, they had <mask> win the title from Hart there. <mask> was released by the WWF after he lost the title to Michaels. The reason for <mask>'s release was that he and The Ultimate Warrior were receiving shipments of Human Growth Hormone from a pharmacy in England. The Warrior was also released. <mask> only wrestled in two matches at Eastern Championship Wrestling. He defeated Jimmy Snuka on December 19th. On January 23, he defeated The Masked Superstar.<mask> returned to All Japan Pro Wrestling after ECW. <mask> had a stint with World Championship Wrestling in 1993 as a face, forming an alliance with Sting, and engaging in feuds with Sid Vicious and Big Van Vader. <mask> wrestled Vader on a number of occasions, including the main events at Slamboree. <mask> appeared to have won the World Championship from Vader on a tour of England in October 1993, but the decision was reversed. <mask> was involved in an altercation with a man at a bar who was making advances towards his wife. <mask> was released from his contract by WCW in December 1993. In the first round of the Lethal Lottery, he and Kole lost to Road Warrior Hawk and Rip Rogers at the Battlebowl pay-per-view.<mask> returned to the United Kingdom in January 1994 to wrestle for All Star Wrestling. After Big Daddy retired in December 1993 after suffering a stroke, he was brought into the company by Max Crabtree to be his next top star. <mask> wrestled the likes of Jimmy Ocean, Ricky Knight, Drew McDonald, Karl Krammer, Kamikazi, Black Bart, Johnny Angel, Dale Preston, and Iron Duke Lynch while teaming with Tony Stewart. He returned to the WWF after leaving ASW. <mask> returned to the WWF at SummerSlam in 1994 and immediately became involved in the Hart family feud. <mask> and Bret defeated Owen and Jim in a tag team match on Monday Night Raw. <mask> was in an elimination match.The Headshrinkers, Razor Ramon, and 1-2-3 Kid were his partners. They faced WWF Tag Team Champs Shawn Michaels and Diesel. <mask> was counted out. <mask> supported his brother-in-law, Owen Hart, against his benefactor, Bob Backlund, in the match at Survivor Series. Owen was able to take advantage of his brother's situation when <mask> was knocked unconscious. Owen manipulated Bret's mother to give up on him in order to lose the WWF Championship match. <mask> won the WWF Championship match against Backlund by countout just one day before Diesel won the WWF Championship.<mask> and Shawn Michaels were the final two participants at the end of the Royal Rumble in 1995. <mask> celebrated on the second turnbuckle after tossing Michaels over the ropes. However, only one of Michaels feet hit the floor and he was able to reenter the ring and eliminate <mask> from behind. <mask> and Luger became the Allied Powers. The team only wrestled two pay-per-views as a tag team. They defeated The Blu Brothers in the first match. They failed to win the Tag Team Championship at In Your House 2.The team began to argue with Men on a Mission. On an August episode of Monday Night Raw, the Allied Powers were supposed to face Men on a Mission but they didn't show up and <mask> found a replacement. During the match, <mask> unexpectedly attacked Diesel and turned heel for the first time in his WWF career, helping Men on a Mission beat up Diesel and aligning himself with Jim Cornette's stable with Owen Hart and Yokozuna, who had been his adversaries just a month earlier. <mask> received a WWF Championship shot against Diesel after teaming with Owen Hart. <mask> was disqualified after Hart interfered. The Wild Card elimination match was held at the Survivor Series in Landover, Maryland. He collaborated with Shawn Michaels and others.They faced WWF Intercontinental Champion Razor Ramon. The survivors were <mask>, Michaels, and Johnson. In December, at In Your House 5 from Hershey, Pennsylvania, <mask> was given a title shot against new WWF Champion Bret Hart in a re-enactment of their SummerSlam 1992 match. Hart won this match despite it being a critically acclaimed match. Hart bled during the match, which was controversial because WWF banned bleeding at the time. <mask> made it to the final four before being eliminated by Shawn Michaels. He was disqualified from In Your House 6 after Vader interfered.The team of Vader and Owen Hart defeated the others at the event. <mask> and Owen Hart defeated Johnson and Roberts at In Your House 7. After Shawn Michaels became WWF champion, <mask> was put in a feud with the new champion. The feud was based on <mask>'s wife, Diana, accusing Michaels of hitting on her, which angered <mask> and made him determined to take the title from Michaels. The In Your House 8: Beware of Dog pay-per-view and their match ended in a draw, leading to a second match at the 1996 King of the Ring pay-per-view. Michaels successfully defended the title. <mask> formed a tag team with his brother-in-law, Owen Hart, and they won the WWF Tag Team Championship.They defended their titles against teams such as Doug Furnas and Phil LaFon. <mask> became the first ever holder of the WWF European Championship in 1997 when he defeated Owen Hart in the finals of a tournament. A new form of the Hart Foundation was formed by Hart and <mask>, as well as other wrestlers, which feuded with Stone Cold Steve Austin and other American wrestlers. The Hart Foundation was vilified by American fans and revered by Canadian fans. <mask> and Owen dropped the WWF Tag Team Championship to Austin and Michaels, and lost the final match in a tournament for the vacant WWF Tag Team Championship to Austin and Dude Love. <mask> lost the European Championship to Shawn Michaels at the British Pay-per-view event One Night Only. <mask> was going to defend the belt against Michaels.It was Michaels who convinced Vince McMahon that he should win, as it would create a build-up for a second match against <mask> at the next British pay-per-view. Fans at the event booed Michaels and littered the ring with garbage after <mask> gave them an applause. <mask> lost on a WWF card in the United Kingdom. <mask> was part of Team Canada that defeated Team USA at the Survivor Series in Montreal. The "Montreal Screwjob" was the result of Vince McMahon manipulating the finish of Hart's match to lose the WWF Championship to Michaels. <mask> left the WWF for the World Championship of Wrestling. <mask> returned to WCW in late 1997 and began a feud with Steve McMichael, who was complaining about all the wrestlers coming from "Up North".They formed a tag team, but were not featured on the show. They tried to win the World Tag Team Championship but failed. He missed a month in 1998 because of a knee injury. He suffered a serious injury during his match with Neidhart against The Dancing Fools, Disco Inferno and Alex Wright. <mask> landed awkwardly on a trapdoor that had been set up underneath the ring canvas to allow The Warrior to make a dramatic entrance in the main event. <mask> was in the hospital for six months because of the infection. <mask> received a FedEx telling him that his contract had been terminated.<mask> 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 <mask> returned to the WWF in September 1999 after the death of Owen Hart. In keeping with the company's new "Attitude Era", <mask> began wrestling in jeans instead of his usual Union flag-adorned tights and his theme music was to a remake of his previous theme "Rule, Britannia!" After the sounds of a dog barking as the song began, and later to rock music. On the 7th of September! <mask> defeated the Big Boss Man for the WWF Hardcore Championship. <mask> forfeited the title later that evening due to Boss Man dog-napped Snow's dog Pepper to win the title from him, and driving him insane in the process.<mask> began a feud with The Rock after pursuing the WWF Championship. <mask> was a part of the WWF Championship Match that was won by Triple H. <mask> won the WWF European Championship. On 26 October. He lost the title to Val Venis. <mask> defeated Crash Holly for the Hardcore Championship. On the 11 May episode of SmackDown!, Holly regained the title from <mask>.<mask>'s last televised match with the WWF was on Sunday Night Heat, when he burst into Eddie Guerrero and Chyna's locker room, accusing him of not treating the belt with the respect it deserved. Both men were disqualified from the European Championship title match because of this. <mask> left the WWF again on May 15, 2000. Vince McMahon gave <mask> a last chance to wrestle for the company at a house show in Canada on May 27th. <mask> showed up to a house show in worse shape than the night before. He was sent home from this show by the WWE. He was going to retire from wrestling.<mask> came out of retirement to wrestle in three tag-team matches with his son the previous weekend in Canada, before he died. <mask> was renowned for both his technical skill along with his power moves, frequently performing multiple gorilla press slam variations and a delayed vertical suplex, where he would often hold the opponent in the air for an extended length of time. His finishing move was a Running Powerslam. Some writers claim that one of <mask>'s parents mistook the middle name field on his birth certificate for the gender field, resulting in <mask>'s middle name being "<mask>". "Davey Boy" was a common nickname in England for boys named David, but British birth certificates do not have a middle name, so this story is apocryphal. <mask> and his wife Diana had two children, Harry and Georgia. <mask> and Diana divorced in January 2000 and Diana gained custody of their son.Shortly after his release from the WWF in 2000, <mask> entered an Atlanta drug rehabilitation clinic to treat his addiction to prescription Opiate painkillers, including morphine, which he had become dependent on after a 1998 back injury. <mask> was arrested for threatening to kill Diana and her sister. <mask> was charged with assault against Kody Light, a wrestler, after a dispute about how Light had spoken to Diana. The charges were dropped. <mask>'s girlfriend from 2000 to his death stated that they were going to get married before he died. Death <mask> died of a heart attack while on a holiday in British Columbia with his girlfriend, who was Bruce Hart's estranged wife. He was 39 years old.According to Julie Evans, the steroids and painkillers she found in <mask>'s system were not life threatening. <mask> died from natural causes associated with an enlarged heart. <mask> paid the price with steroid cocktails and human-growth hormones according to Bruce Hart. The Hart family held a funeral service. Both attended by Bret Hart. <mask> made his video game debut. He appeared in several video games, including WWF In Your House and WWF War Zone.vs. The Raw was held in 2006 DLC for Raw 2011, 2K17, 2K18, and 2K19 He appeared in the first two seasons of the WWE SuperCard mobile game. All Japan Pro Wrestling 2 January Korakuen Hall won the World's Strongest Tag Determination League Fighting Spirit Award and the Dynamite Kid World's Strongest Tag Determination League Skills Award. 15 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in 1993 were ranked. 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title: Celine Parreñas Shimizu

texts: <mask> was born on December 28, 1969 and is a film scholar. She works on race, sexuality and representations. At the University of California at Santa Cruz, she is the Dean of the Arts Division. The daughter of political refugees is named <mask>. When she was young, her family moved to Boston. She received a B.A. from the University of California at Berkeley. Ethnic Studies was done in 1992.She has an M.F.A. Film Directing and Production from the University of California at Los Angeles and a PhD in Modern Thought and Literature. She has two sons with her husband. She is grieving the death of her youngest son Lakas, who died from a common virus that attacked his heart within 24 hours. The Dean of the Arts Division at the University of California at Santa Cruz is <mask>. She was the Director of the School of Cinema at San Francisco State University and the Professor of Film and Performance Studies in the Asian American, Comparative Literature, Feminist, and Film and Media Studies Departments at the University of California at Santa Barbara. She works on race, sexuality and representations.Straitjacket Sexualities: Unbinding Asian American Manhoods in the Movies is one of her books. The book studies scenes of cinematic intimacy in the forging of manhood ethicals on and off screen for Asian American men. The Association for Asian American Studies gave her the first book award for The Hypersexuality of Race: Performing Asian/American Women on Screen and Scene. She analyzed representations of Asian American women in various media, including pornography and feminist video. The Feminist Porn Book: The Politics of Producing Pleasure was edited by her. The Journal of Asian American Studies and Sexualities is one of the top journals in which to find interviews and articles. She was a columnist for the new media journal FLOWTV.org in 2009.Birthright: Mothering Across Difference won the Best Feature Documentary at the Big Mini DV Festival. Her previous films include Mahal Means Love and Expensive, Her Uprooting Plants Her, Super Flip, and The Fact of Asian Women. She has won several festival awards for her new film, The Celine Archive, which is fiscally sponsored by Visual Communications in Los Angeles. Feminism and film and performance theory are some of the theories she teaches. Dr. Parreas <mask> has received many awards for her scholarship and film work. She received grants from the United States Studies Centre and the Research Institute for Comparative Study in Race and Ethnicity. At the University of California at Berkeley, she founded "smell this", the magazine by and about women of color distributed by Third Woman Press and edited "Tea Leaves," the Asian American arts and literary magazine.She was the founding president of the student body at the UCLA School of Theatre, Film and Television. The leadership of the UCSB Senior Women's Council, as well as serving on the board of the University of California Committee on Academic Freedom and the UCSB Committee on Faculty Issues and Awards, are some of the things that Shimizu does as a faculty member. The Sexual Newities research focus group was formed by her. She co-chaired the Asian Pacific Caucus for the Society for Cinema and Media Studies. She was a reviewer for the Ford Foundation Diversity Fellowships and the National Endowment for the Humanities' America's Media Makers Program. She reviews books and articles for Duke University Press, New York University, Oxford University Press, Rutgers University, Temple University, University of Michigan Presses, and journals. She is an Associate Editor for the Gay and Lesbian Quarterly, as well as the Women's International Forum, the USA Editor for Asian Diasporas andVisual Cultures of the Americas, and the Duke University Press.Professor <mask> advises undergraduate and graduate students in a wide variety of disciplines as well as interdisciplinary areas of inquiry in the U.S. She is a member of the board of Crowded Fire Theater in San Francisco. The books were written by <mask> and Parreas. There is ethical intimacy in global cinema. Oxford University Press is in New York. There is a book by the same name. The Association for Asian American Studies won the Cultural Studies Book Award in 2007.A new imperative of representation is the Unwatchability of whiteness. Brill is in New York. The journal articles were written by <mask> and Parreas. Thank you. The Journal of Women in Culture and Society was part of Signs. The Vexing Power of Sex and the Face is a Mini-Retrospective of Roger Shimomura. The NYU A/P/A Institute.May. Theyreallsobeautiful.com is a web series about Asian American sexualities. April. A column titled "Straitjacket Sex Screens" was commissioned by FlowTV.org. September 2009. A column titled "The Hypersexual Power of the Hip Hop Hottie: The Black Eyed Peas' 'Bebot'" was commissioned by FlowTV.org. The Making of My Mothering Movie: On Race, Neoliberalism and Mothering was commissioned by FlowTV.org.A review of films producer, director, writer and The Celine Archive. The film is digital. 69 minutes. The Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival is online. Harlem International Film Festival is a theatrical premiere. The best documentary feature won the grand prize. Women make movies.Birthright: Mothering Across Difference is a production. The film is a digital film. 75 minutes. The world premiere of the film festival. Toronto, Canada. June 2009. The Big Mini DV Film Festival in New York had the best feature documentary.The films were distributed in May 2009. The Fact of Asian Women is a film. Digital film. 26 minutes. A documentary is experimental. The film looks at the legacy of Asian American femme fatales. The Silver Lake Film Festival is in Los Angeles, CA.October 2002. Third World Newsreel (Fall 2003) is a newsreel. 30 minutes. The narrative is based on interviews with Filipino American workers in San Francisco. A classic of Filipino American cinema. The world premiere of Pacific Film Archive was held in Berkeley. An experimental narrative based on interviews with Filipino immigrant families about home, memory and exile was written by a producer, director, writer and editor.Women in the Director's Chair is a world premiere. New York: Third World Newsreel. Mahal Means Love and Expensive is a film. The narrative is based on interviews with young Filipina women. Women in the Director's Chair is a world premiere. The Hypersexuality of Race won the Cultural Studies Book Award in 2007. The distribution of progressive films.For The Fact of Asian Women: Winner, Best Documentary Short, Big Mini DV Film Festival, New York, 2002. The winner of the long format education awards in 2003 Documentary was the Best of Festival at the Berkeley Film and Video Festival. The Super Flip: Motion Picture Association of America Directing Award was given in 2004. The Pacific Film Archive had a world premiere in 1996. Distribution: For Her Uprooting Plants. Certificate of Merit, Long Island Film Festival, 1995 and Motion Picture Association of America Prize, For Mahal Means Love and Expensive: Certificate of Merit, Berkeley Experimental Festival, 1995Screenings include Los Angeles Asian American Film Festival, Chicago Asian American Film Festival, Women in the Directors' Chair International Film Festival, Directors Guild of America, Arkipelago-NYU Film Festival, New York International Film and Video Festival, and Memories of Overdevelopment. The film collections include Georgetown University, University of Michigan, University of Massachusetts at Boston, University of Vermont, Temple University, San Francisco State University, Asian CineVision, and the Film Arts Foundation. The University of Western Ontario published an interview with the author of "Hypersexuality of Asian women, minorities: Despite stereotypes, race-positive sexuality is attainable". An interview with a woman. A professor talks about a book on sexuality in Asian film. November 12, 2008. The Hypersexuality of Asian Women in Film and Other Media: Ridding the Exotification of Asian Women was an interview with Sara Wright.May 8, 2008. Jori Lewis had an interview with the Black Eyed Peas. January 5, 2007. Interview with a woman called "Hot or Not" in a magazine. July 2004. Poems in Babaylan: Filipina and Filipina American Literary Anthology were written by Nick Carbo and Eileen Tabios. Aunt Lute Press was in San Francisco.Panelists on Forum/ National Public Radio discuss Asian American media representation. The featured cover artist is Sau Ling Wong. There is an online journal. UCBerkeley in 1998. There is a Filmmaker in Yong Soon Min. There is an exhibition catalogue. Irvine was born in 1997.Elaine Kim wrote poetry. Making More Waves was published in Boston in 1997. Walter K. Lew wrote poetry. KAYA Press is in New York. 1996. Berkeley: Third Woman Press smells this: women of color cultural production. 1990.The Home page has external links. 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title: Luther Reigns

texts: Matthew Robert Wiese was born in 1971 and is an American actor and former professional wrestler. He was best known for his time in the World Wrestling Federation, where he wrestled under the ring name <mask>. He tried out for the Power Plant, World Championship Wrestling's professional wrestling school after a friend's recommendation. After completing his training in the Power Plant, he began his wrestling career as an enhancement talent in WCW, using the ring name Horshu. His hair was shaved into a horseshoe pattern to complement his name and he used the word "shu" in his promo to say "There's no business like'shu' business, baby!" On the March 3, 1997 episode of Monday Nitro, he was one of six wrestlers who "auditioned" for an anti-New World Order group called "Piper's Family". After being tested in a 30-second impromptu match with Piper, Wiese was quickly defeated by using dirty tactics to defeat him.During his time in the AWA, he went to Ultimate Pro Wrestling for more training. His Horshu ring name was used in AWA Superstars of Wrestling after he finished UPW. During his time there, he held the title for nine months. He was stripped of the title due to missing mandatory title defenses. Horshu left the promotion. He received a contract from World Wrestling Entertainment in June of 2003 after an interview with Vince McMahon. He was sent to wrestle in Ohio Valley Wrestling, where he competed under the ring name Inspector Max Impact.After a few non-televised matches before Raw in 2003 and 2004, he was promoted to World Wrestling Entertainment's main roster in April 2004. Kurt Angle is the general manager. At The Great American Bash, he made his in-ring debut by defeating a former member of Kurt Angle's team. Mark Jindrak was introduced as a new member of the team during the tag team match against Big Show and Eddie Guerrero. This led to a fight with Big Show. A new team was formed with Jindrak as the leader. Between September 2004 and February 2005, Jindrak and Reigns helped Angle win most of his matches as well as dealing with his enemies.They began to compete for the title on occasion. The group split in February as Jindrak and Reigns went off on their own. On the February 17 episode of SmackDown!, Reigns smashed a television camera over the head of Taker after he defeated Jindrak. The No Way Out event was held on February 20. Jindrak was thrown out before the match started, and although Reigns held his own, he was ultimately defeated. The team of Jindrak and Reigns began to have disagreements. On the February 24 edition of SmackDown, Jindrak tapped out in a "Double Jeopardy" handicap match against theUndertake.When he refused to tag in. After the match, Reigns and Jindrak got into a fight and had to be pulled apart by officials. On the March 3 edition of SmackDown!, Eddie and Rey Mysterio defeated Jindrak and Reigns to retain the Tag Team Championship. Jindrak tried to help Reigns after he was pinned, but he was hit by him. Jindrak knocked Reigns out with a left hook after the two argued. On the March 10 edition of SmackDown!, Jindrak pinned Reigns after a left hook, effectively ending their team. The 30-man interpromotional battle royal was a representation of the SmackDown.It was unable to win as a brand. Booker T won the match. After saying that Big Show embarrassed the SmackDown, Reigns resumed his feud with Big Show. Show lost to Akebono in a sumo match. Show tipped the Jeep over after Reigns tried to tip it over to prove he was stronger. Big Show defeated Reigns in a singles match. He requested his release from the company on May 11, 2005, after winning the majority of his matches.The reason he requested his release was due to creative differences with Paul Heyman, as Heyman originally planned to have him and René Duprée move to Raw to perform as a tag team. Christian and Tyson Tomko would be the leader of the stable. Heyman repeatedly dismissed the idea and then negotiated his release. His plans to become a real estate salesman fell through after he retired. When he returned to Ultimate Pro Wrestling in 2005, he faced Tom Howard for the UPW Heavyweight Championship, but was unable to win the title. Horshu was defeated in a match for Impact Zone Wrestling. He returned to wrestling on June 17 and defeated Sheik Hussein in an impromptu match in his Wild West Championship Wrestling debut.He came back to WWCW on September 16 and wrestled in a no contest. Horshu and Heidenreich were defeated byNorton and Aguilera in what turned out to be Wiese's final match. The Girl Next Door had roles in Spring Break '83, Horseshoe Let's Be Cops, and The Jenny Jones Show. He worked as tour security for rock bands. On April 19, 2010, it was reported that he had suffered a stroke. 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title: Zharnel Hughes

texts: <mask> is a British sprinter who specializes in the 100 metres and 200 metres. He won the gold medal in both the 100 metres and 4 x 100 metres relay at the European Championships for Great Britain, and in the 4 x 100 metres relay at the Commonwealth Games for England. On February 18, 2022, it was announced that <mask> and his teammates would be stripped of their 4  100 metres relay 2020 Summer Olympics silver medals after the Court of Arbitration for Sport found Ujah guilty of a drug violation. Since 2015, he has competed for Great Britain in World athletics and European athletics events. He holds the Anguillian national records in both the 100 m and 200 m and has personal bests of 9.91 seconds for the 100 m and 20.02 seconds for the 200 m. He is the fourth fastest British 200 metres sprinter in history and the 13th fastest European. He won sprint gold medals at the CARIFTA Games, the Central American and Caribbean Junior Championships in athletics and the Pan American Junior Athletics Championships.He placed fifth in the 200 m final at the World Championships. He was eliminated in the rounds-stage at the 2016 European Athletics Championships and the World Championships in athletics due to injury. He won the 4  100 metres relay title at the Commonwealth Games with England. <mask> crossed the line first in the final of the 200 metres, but was disqualified for interfering with another athlete. <mask> is a member of the Racers Track Club in Jamaica and trains under coach Glen Mills. <mask> <mask>' family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Several of his relatives did sprints at a low level because they were Jamaican on his mother's side.At the age of ten, <mask> won several races at a local school sports day where he ran for Orealia Kelly Primary School. He placed eighth in the 100 metres final at the 2010 CARIFTA Games, his first international appearance. He improved to sixth at the CARIFTA Games and made the final at the Commonwealth Youth Games, having his first runs under 11 seconds. At the 2012 Leeward Islands Junior Championships in athletics, <mask> set a number of records, including 100 m and 200 m championship records, as well as a 100 m silver and 200 m gold. He was selected to represent Anguilla at the 2012 World Junior Championships in athletics and was a semi-finalist in the short sprints, as well as setting a national record. He was awarded a scholarship in 2012 to attend the IAAF's Regional High Performance Training Centre in Jamaica and began to study at Kingston College. He had the chance to train with Bolt.At both the CARIFTA Games and the Pan American Junior Athletics Championships, <mask> won 100 m gold. At the Central American and Caribbean Championships in athletics, he reached the final and recorded a personal best of 10.23 seconds in the heats. At the Inter-Secondary Schools Boys and Girls Championships he broke the meet record for the 100 m with a time of 10.20, breaking the challenge of training mate <mask> who said he could not beat his time. He recorded a new best of 20.32 seconds in the 200 m semi-finals but withdrew from the final due to an injury. He was the number one under-20 athlete in the world that year. He focused on the 200 m the rest of that year, winning the Central American and Caribbean Junior Championships in athletics in a championship record of 20.33, but falling short Senior career In June 2015, <mask> confirmed that he would represent Great Britain in all World athletics events after being eligible to do so as a British Overseas Territories resident.<mask> said that if he ran at the Olympics he would be wearing a British vest. The move received a mixed reaction from British athletes, with Richard Kilty saying that several national team members were unhappy with non-British-born athletes transferring to the team. <mask> was supported by two former British sprinters, who said that Britain was the home nation for people from its colonies. He had a new national record of 20.15 seconds for the 200 m in March, which was good for second place behind Anaso Jobodwana. The adidas Grand Prix in New York was where <mask> made his Diamond League debut. He was selected for the World Championships in athletics after winning the British national title at the start of July. 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 800-273-3217His new best of 20.05 seconds at the London meet made him Europe's top ranked sprinter. He placed fifth in the 200 metres final in Beijing, recording a time of 20.02 seconds, which was better than the time he recorded in the 100 metres final. <mask> missed the Olympics in Rio due to a knee injury he sustained in a fall. He competed against doctor's warnings, but could only manage fourth at the British Athletics Championships. At the European Athletics Championships, he dropped out of the heats and his season ended. His injury rehabilitation was slow and he continued to experience pain while running, which affected his performances. The British 4  100 metres relay quartet failed to finish at the World Relays, but set a championship record of 38.08 seconds to win the European Team Championships.<mask> was fourth in the 200 m at the Boston Games. He was fifth at the London Grand Prix and had a season's best of 20.22 seconds for third. His injuries left him drained in the rounds at the World Championships and he ended up seventh. He placed sixth in the Memorial Van Damme 200 m and third in the 100 m at the British Athletics Grand Prix. He won a gold medal in the 4  100 metres relay with Richard Kilty and Harry Aikines-Aryeetey. <mask> was one of the best 100 m runners in the world. He improved his best to 10.01 seconds in February, ran a wind-assisted 9.99 to win at the Boston Games, then set a world-leading time of 9.91 seconds in June, becoming the 129th person to break the 10-second barrier.He was equal with James Dasaolu on the all-time British rankings. <mask> was disqualified for a false start in the 100m final at the 2020 Summer Olympics. List of 200 metres national champions (men) List of eligibility transfers in athletics List of Commonwealth Games medallists in athletics

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title: Vasily Shatilov

texts: The 150th Rifle Division, commanded by <mask>, was credited with the capture of the Reichstag during the Battle of Berlin. <mask> was born to a peasant family in the village of Kalmyk. He was sent to the 8th Caucasian Rifle Regiment of the 3rd Rifle Division as a Red Army man. In 1925, Shatilov became a cadet at the Tiflis Infantry School after rising to assistant platoon commander. He was posted to the 56th Rifle Regiment of the 19th Rifle Division at Bobrov after graduating from the school. Initially a rifle platoon commander, Shatilov became successively a platoon commander, company commander and political officer. After graduating from the motorization and mechanization department at the Frunze Military Academy in 1935, Shatilov was appointed assistant chief of staff of the 10th tank brigade.He was the chief of staff of the 46th Light Tank brigade when it was involved in the Soviet invasion of Poland. Shatilov held the same position with the 196th Rifle Division of the Odessa Military District as he held the 27th Separate Light Tank brigade's chief of staff. In the Battle of Kiev, Shatilov and his division fought in the border battles. The 196th was destroyed. Shatilov reached Soviet lines with a group of eight others on 3 October in the area of Shishaki north of Khorol, still armed and in possession of his documents. He was transferred to the same post in the Dnipropetrovsk-based 196th Rifle Division, under General Kulikov, not long before the beginning of the operation. Shatilov replaced Kulikov when he was taken prisoner.In January 1942, <mask> was appointed chief of staff of the 200th Rifle Division and was sent to the front in March and April. After joining the 11th Army of the front, the division fought in the Demyansk offensive. He was appointed commander of the 182nd Rifle Division on August 30, 1942. During the 27th Army's time in Staraya Russa, the division fought in the second Demyansk Offensive, breaking through to the Porusye River and capturing Goroshkovo. The 182nd returned to action on February 18th after being withdrawn from the 34th Army reserve in May. The city of Dno was captured by Shatilov's division on February 23, and it received the name of the city as an honorific. Shatilov took command of the 150th Rifle Division on April 30, 1944.The division of the 3rd Shock Army of the front fought in the Rezhitsa–Dvinsk offensive and the Madona offensive, which resulted in the capture of the two towns. The 150th was given the honorific of the latter and fought in the Baltic Offensive in 1944 with the corps and army. The 150th was transferred to the 1st Belorussian Front in late December for the Vistula–Oder Offensive. In early 1945, the division was decorated for its role in the capture of Stargard, after the end of the latter. On 16 April 1945, the division crossed the Oder in the vicinity of Wriezen to reach Berlin. The Victory Banner was to be hoisted on the Reichstag. After days of fighting in the streets of the German capital, the Division invaded the building on the morning of 30 April.The soldiers of the division hoisted several Soviet flags atop the structure, one of which was eventually proclaimed the official Victory Banner. <mask> was awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union and the Order of Lenin for his leadership of the division. He took command of the 15th Mechanized Division in December 1946, after the 150th became part of the Group of Soviet Occupation Forces in Germany. After commanding the 207th Rifle Division, Shatilov completed the Academic Higher Course at the Military Academy. Shatilov commanded the 18th Guards Rifle Corps and the 39th Guards Airborne Corps after being appointed commander of the 36th Rifle Division. He was appointed first deputy commander of the Volga Military District in February of 1956, after being placed at the disposal of the Main Personnel Directorate. In December 1957, Shatilov ended his career as first deputy commander of the Far Eastern Military District and was promoted to colonel general in 1963.Shatilov died in Moscow in 1995. He was buried in a cemetery. Shatilov received the following awards and honors: Gold Star medal, Order of the October Revolution Order of Kutuzov, 2nd class Order of the Patriotic War, and 1st class Order of the Red Star medals.

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title: John Heisman

texts: <mask> was a player and coach of American football, baseball, and basketball, as well as a sportswriter and actor. He was the head football coach at several colleges, including the University of Pennsylvania, Washington & Jefferson College, and Rice University. The head basketball coach at Georgia Tech had a mark of 9–14, and the head baseball coach at Georgia Tech had a career record of 199–108–7. He was the athletic director at Georgia Tech. He was the president of the Atlanta Crackers baseball team while at Georgia Tech. The "pioneer of Southern football" was dubbed by a writer. He was a coach in the College Football Hall of Fame.Amos Alonzo Stagg, Pop Warner, and Walter Camp are the other masters of the brand of football of his day, according to his entry. He was involved in several changes to the game. The award for the most outstanding college football player is named after him. <mask> was born on October 23, 1869 in Cleveland, Ohio, the son of a German immigrant. He graduated from the salutatorian class of his high school in northwestern Pennsylvania. His oration at his graduation was described as "full of dramatic emphasis and fire, and showed how the masterpieces of Shakespeare depicted the ends of unchecked passion." He was a drama student and admitted to being football mad.He played football for the high school. The father of <mask> refused to watch him play football. He played football at Brown University and the University of Pennsylvania. He was a baseball player at Penn. 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 was a substitute center in 1889, a substitute tackle in 1890, and a starting end in 1891 at Penn. The 158-pound center was in constant fear that his teammates would fall on him.He had a flat nose after being hit in the face by a football and trying to block a kick against Penn State. He attended the University of Pennsylvania Law School. He took his exams without glasses. The coach should be masterful and commanding, even dictatorial, according to the book Principles of Football. He doesn't have time to say 'please' or'mister'. He must be severe, arbitrary, and little short of a czar at times. At practice, he used a megaphone.He used a polysyllabic language. <mask>'s voice was deep and perfect. He was known to repeat this every year at the start of the football season. The Oberlin Review wrote about Mr. Heisman in 1892. He has taught us how to play football. He moved his quarterback to the safety position on the defense, using the double pass from tackle to halfback. The now illegal "flying wedge" formation was implemented by Heisman.Seven players were arranged to protect the ball carrier. Heffelfinger pulled guards on end runs. Clarence Hemingway, the father of author Ernest Hemingway and one of the linemen on the 1892 team, was the first Hawaiian to play college football. At the end of the season, the team thought it was perfect. The outcome of its game against Michigan is still up in the air. Michigan said it had won the game, but Oberlin said it had lost. The referee ruled that time had expired.The umpire was a Michigan supporter. George Jewett, who had scored all of his team's points and was the school's first black player, ran for a touchdown with no Oberlin players on the field. The Michigan Daily and Detroit Tribune reported that the University of Michigan had won the game. In 1893, he became the football and baseball coach. A disappointing baseball season was made up for by football. It was customary for the center to begin a play by rolling or kicking the ball backwards, but this proved difficult for Harry Clark. The center began tossing the ball to Clark, a practice that eventually evolved into the snap.Case Western Reserve was the first school to defeat Heisman. In 1894, Buchtel defeated Ohio State at the Ohio State Fair, but lost to Michigan and Penn State. A fair catch and free kick resulted in a field goal for Penn State. Walter Camp over-ruled the game officials, allowing Penn State's extra free kick and the victory, despite the fact that the game ended 6–4 in favor of Oberlin. After two years at Oberlin, auburn invested his savings and began working at a tomato farm in Texas. It was hard work in the heat and he was losing money. He was contacted by the manager of the football team.Carl S. Williams, who was a captain of Penn's football team, suggested that <mask> should be the next football coach at auburn. He accepted a part-time job as a "trainer" for $500 a month. He was the football coach at auburn from 1895 to 1899. The luckiest day in the history of athletics at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute was the fall of 1995 when <mask> arrived at auburn. At auburn, he had the idea for his quarterback to call out "hike" or "hep" to start a play and receive the ball from the center, or to draw the opposing team into an offside penalty. He used a fake snap to draw the other team's attention. He started his delayed buck play by handing the ball to the halfback on the other side, who ran up the middle.As a coach, he "railed and snorted in practice, imploring players to do their all for God, country, and Heisman." He made squadmen take an oath before each game. He used a British accent at practice due to his love for Shakespeare. While it was illegal to coach from the sideline during a game, Heisman would sometimes use a bottle or handkerchief to communicate with his team. The first game as a coach was against Commodores. Reynolds Tichenor used a "hidden ball trick" to tie the game at 6 points. The game was decided by a field goal, making it the first game of Southern football decided by a field goal.The rivalry game with Georgia was won by auburn. Pop Warner's Georgia team used the hidden ball trick to defeat Harvard in 1903. One of the first illegal forward passes was seen in 1895 when Georgia faced North Carolina. Georgia was about to block a punt when UNC threw the ball out of desperation, and George Stephens caught the pass and ran 70 yards for a touchdown. Georgia coach Pop Warner complained to the referee that the play was illegal, but the referee allowed the play to continue because he did not see the pass. The forward pass was one of the main proponents of making it legal. The 1896 auburn team, which beat Georgia Tech 45–0, was captained by Reynolds Tichenor.The train tracks were prepared for the game. The Georgia Tech players had to walk 5 miles back to auburn after the train didn't stop until loachapoka. The "Wreck Tech Pajama Parade" was started by students parading through the streets in their pajamas. The Georgia team was led by quarterback Richard Von Albade Gammon and finished the season with a 12–6 loss to auburn. When the 1896 team's photo was published, it received its first national publicity. <mask>, a transfer from Virginia, was on the 1897 auburn team. One of the games was a tie with "The University of the South" in Tennessee.A 14–4 defeat of Nashville featured Bradley Walker. Tichenor moved to Georgia. Gammon died in the game against Virginia. When the 1897 football season ended with $700 in debt, Heisman took on the role of a theater producer and staged a comedy called David Garrick. After making enough money for another football season, the 1898 team won two out of three games but lost to North Carolina. After falling behind 13–4 to Georgia, Heisman started using GeorgeMitcham and won the game 18–17. The 1899 team was led by Arthur Feagin and ran an early version of the hurry-up offense."I don't think I have ever seen a team that fast before," he said. The game was called due to darkness and lighting not being available at the time, resulting in an official tie. The linemen were fitted with straps and handles under their belts to prevent the opposing team from breaking through the line. The umpire had to cut them. The Iron Men of Sewanee were the only team to lose a game. According to a report of the game, Feagin is a player of exceptional ability, and runs with such force that some ground belongs to him on every attempt. After leaving auburn after the 1899 season, he wrote a farewell letter with "tears in my eyes, and tears in my voice; tears even in the trembling of my hand".You will forgive me, and you will not forget me? I would like to retain your friendship. Can a man be associated for five consecutive seasons with Grand Old Auburn, toiling for her, befriended by her, and yet not love her? The football and baseball coach was hired by the university. He was the first coach at the school to have experience at another school. He has the highest winning percentage in school history in both baseball and football. Walter Riggs was instrumental in the hiring again.The association was started to raise money to pay the salary of Heisman. The baseball coach from 1901 to 1903 was Heisman. Vedder Sitton was considered one of the best twirlers in the country and one of the best pitchers in the history of the school. In his four seasons as a football coach, he won three SIAA titles. He was the undisputed master of Southern football by the time he was hired. He said that his approach was "radically different from anything on earth". The rise of a little school that had never been heard of before, to become a football machine of the very first power was what happened in the 1900 season.A 64–0 win over Davidson on opening day was the largest ever made in the South. Every point scored after the first four were not counted, as well as South Carolina's 51–0 victory. Georgia, VPI, and Alabama were all beaten by the team. Coal was thrown at the players from the nearby dorms. VPI was defeated 12–5. Hunter Carpenter was on VPI when the game was called short. Captain and tackle Norman Walker was one of the stars for the team.The 1901 team scored the most points in school history and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Georgia was defeated by VPI 17–11, with Carpenter starring. The season ended with a loss. She played for Pop Warner. He was described as a master of taking advantage of the surprise element. On the eve of the Georgia Tech game, a substitute was sent to Atlanta, who checked into a hotel and partied until dawn. Georgia Tech was fooled and expected an easy win the next day, but the team was well rested and prepared.The game was won by Clemson. An oak tree on the field was used as an extra blocker by the quarterback in a 28–0 victory. The team went 5–1. It was the first time since 1896 that the two teams met in Columbia. There were several fights that day. "The Carolina fans that week were carrying around a poster with the image of a tiger with a gamecock standing on top of it, holding the tiger's tail as if he was steering the tiger", said one writer. A fight broke out before both sides agreed to burn the poster.The rivalry was suspended until 1909. In the last game of the season, Tennessee's Toots Douglas punted a109-yards in a game that was played in the snow. The 1903 team opened the season with a 29–0 victory over Georgia. Georgia and Georgia Tech played each other the next week. Georgia offered a bunch of apples for every point it scored after the 29th.

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