title: Jatavarman Sundara Pandyan I

texts: The emperor of the Pandyan dynasty was known as <mask> I. He is remembered for his patronage of the arts and Dravidian architecture. He was in charge of the economic growth of the empire. The power and territorial extent of the second Pandyan empire had reached its zenith on the eve of his death<mask> became the Accession of the Pandyan throne in the year 1251CE. The princes of the royal line ruled the kingdom during the middle part of the 13th century. The practice of shared rule with one prince was common in the Pandyan Kingdom.Maravarman Vikkiraman II and his brother Jatavarman Veera <mask> I were princes of the Pandyan royal family. By the middle of the 13th century, the Chola dynasty, which had dominated Southern India over the past three centuries, was declining. The last king of the Later Cholas, Rajendra Chola III reigned over a crumbling empire beset with rebellion and increasing external influence from Hoysalas and Kadavas. The previous rulers of the Pandyan kingdom succeeded in overthrowing the Cholas. Kongu nadu was annexed by Jatavarman and Lingaya Gounder was made his vassal. By 1251, the Hoysala dominance over the Tamil Kingdoms had waned. He covered the entire state of Tamil Nadu.I first invaded the Chera country ruled by Udaya Marthandavarman. The king of the Chera army was killed in battle. He turned his attention to Cholas. Rajendra Chola III accepted the Pandyan suzerainty. He captured the fortress of Kannanur Koppam after invading Hoysala territories along the river kaveri. Several Hoysala generals, including Singana, were killed and a large amount of loot was captured. The invasion was stopped after Someshwara left his kingdom.Someshwara failed in his attempt to invade the kingdom in 1262. <mask> became the governor of the captured territories. The city fortress of Sendamangalam was besieged and fought with the Kadava king. He gave his country back and restored Kopperunchingan to his throne. During his campaigns against Kadavas and Hoysalas, he conquered Magadai and Kongu countries. A second attempt by Chandrabhanu to invade the south of the island from the north prompted the prince to intervene again. The other king of the island was killed in this conquest.I planted the bull victory flag at Koneswaram temple. Chandrabhanu's son Savakanmaindan was installed and sent to rule on the northern Tamil throne before he was defeated by Maravarman Kulasekara <mask> I's invasion in the late 1270s. Maravarman Kulasekara <mask> I invaded to punish the Jaffna monarch for stopping the annual tributes he owed to his Pandyan overlords after his father's death in 1268. The new king of the island's north was installed as the minister in charge of his invasion. The dynasty line of Jaffna rule began. After subduing the Kadava Kopperunchingan II, <mask> Pandyan led an expedition to the North. In 1258, the Pandyan forces captured Kanchipuram.They were in a conflict with the Kakatiyas. At Mudugur in the current Nellore district, <mask> Pandiyan I defeated the Telugu army and performed a virabisheka to commemorate the end of his campaign. Ganapathi II defeated Kopperunchingan II who was a Pandyan ally and regained territories up to Kanchipuram. The Kadava Pallava Kopperinjungan II was followed by weak successors and the Pandyan Kingdom annexed Kanchi, Nellore and Visayavadai. The Shiva temple in Chidambaram and the Vishnu temple in Srirangam were beautified by the patronage of temples. He gave many grants to temples in Trichy, Thanjavur and Kanchipuram. The temple was built for the merit of Kulasekara.He engraved the names of the four great dynasties of Tamil Nadu in a gate built at the Srirangam temple. The East tower of the Madurai Meenakshi Temple was built by him. The Kalasam was placed atop the gopurum of the Ananda Nilayam vimana. In 1263CE, he renovated the gopuram of Koneswaram temple and his son Veera Pandyan implanted the "Double Fish" emblem at Konamalai. The titles that he took were "Emmandalamum Kondaruliya Pandiya", "Tribhuvana Chakravarthy", and "Ponveintha Perumal". He praises him as the conqueror of Kongu Nadu and Eelam, as well as the conqueror of the Ganges and Kaveri. Maravarman Kulasekara <mask> I succeeded <mask> <mask> I in 1268 and he died in 1271.There were unknown 13th-century Indian monarchs.

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title: John Letts (RAF officer)

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texts: There were thirteen confirmed victories for Captain <mask> during the First World War. Letts was the only child of <mask> and Charlotte Helen Robertson. He excelled in sport and was a sergeant in the officers' training corps at Lancing College, where he represented the school in swimming, football and cricket. He left school in 1915 to attend the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in 1916. He was posted to No. 1 in the Royal Flying Corps. The 1 Reserve Squadron is at Gosport. After only four hours of instruction, he made his first solo flight in a Maurice Farman Longhorn.His second solo flight ended when he crashed into a shed. After his engine failed, <mask> abandoned his first attempt to get his Royal Aero Club Aviator's Certificate, but he flew a Maurice Farman biplane at the Military School the next day. On May 4, 1916, <mask> was appointed a flying officer. On June 15th, <mask> was posted to No. after advanced flying training at the Central Flying School. The squadron flew the Martinsyde G. 100 fighter-bomber. On August 11 he was invalided back to England with an injured knee, and on October 19 he was posted to No. To serve as an instructor in the 47 Reserve Squadron.He was moved to No. The squadron was sent to France in March of 1917 after flying the new two-seater Bristol F2b fighter. William Leefe-Robinson, who had been shot down and captured, was replaced by <mask> as a flight commander with the rank of temporary captain. On the afternoon of 9 April Letts and his observer Lieutenant Harold George Collins flew 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 Even though Letts aircraft was "cut to ribbons", they claimed two aircraft were shot down. On 4 May, he and observer 2nd Lieutenant L. Speller shared in the destruction of an Albatros D.III over Pelves with pilot 2nd Lieutenant H. Smithers and observer AM2 Valentine Reed. On 11 May, in a fight with aircraft from Jagdstaffel 11, Letts and Jameson, with Smithers and AM2 Rutherford, shared an Albatros D.III shot down over Biache-Dury, but Letts' aircraft was badly damaged.<mask> was able to land his plane over the British front lines. He claimed two more enemy aircraft the next day, driving down an Albatros D.III with 2nd Lt. Jameson in the morning and another D.III with Lt. Allen in the afternoon. On 24 May Letts and Allen were attacked by four enemy aircraft and claimed to have destroyed two of them, though Allen was wounded. They were credited with one victory. The Military Cross was awarded to Letts on August 16. 2nd Lieutenant (Temporary Captain) <mask> Towne <mask> is from the Royal Flying Corps. "For bravery and devotion to duty."He drove two out of control and forced the other two down. He helped to destroy eight machines and set a great example. Lieutenant C. A. Malcomson was with Letts in the destruction of another Albatros D.III over Douai. <mask> and Jameson drove a two-seater over Riencourt. He and Jameson were attacked by eight Albatros D.IIIs. One enemy aircraft was sent down in a spin by the combined fire of Jameson and 2nd Lieutenant L. H. Tanner. Letts was promoted to lieutenant on July 26.Lieutenant Henry Richard Power, Letts and two other Bristol Fighters intercept ten Gotha bombers off the Belgian coast, returning from a raid on the English coast. Power's gun hit Letts on the head in the battle that followed after Power was hit by enemy fire. Despite suffering from a concussion, he returned to base and found that Power was dead. On 4 September Letts and observer 2nd Lieutenant <mask> destroyed two Albatros D.Vs over Gistel, and on 15 September they pursued and eventually drove down another enemy aircraft. After returning to England on 19 September, Letts was an instructor at the School of Air Fighting in October 1917. He returned to front-line service at his own request. After returning to France on 10 October to serve as a flight commander in No., 42 Training Depot Squadron was formed.There are 64 squadrons of the Royal Air Force. He was ordered to join No. on arrival. The Sopwith Dolphin is being flown by 87 Squadron RAF. Letts borrowed an SE.5a from No. There are 32 squadrons of the Royal Air Force. He was killed instantly when the aircraft rolled and plunged to the ground. He is buried in grave VI.There is a British Cemetery in France. People from Lincoln, England were educated at the Royal Military College and Royal Flying Corps officers were killed in World War I.

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title: Thomas Linley the elder

texts: The bass player and musician <mask> was born in 1733 and died in 1795. <mask> began his musical career when he moved to Bath at the age of 11. After marrying Mary Johnson in 1752, Linley supported his wife and family mostly as a music teacher. He made a lot of money from his children's concerts and also managed the assembly rooms in Bath. Linley promoted his children's careers after he became musical director of the new Bath Assembly Rooms. He had amassed a lot of money from their concerts and was able to move to London. Among <mask>'s students were his children, including Elizabeth Ann, <mask>, Mary, Samuel, Maria, Ozias, William, and Jane.The comic opera The Duenna was written by <mask> and his son <mask>. William and Maria were <mask>'s parents. He was the oldest child of the couple and was born in the village of Badminton in Gloucestershire. When Linley was 11 years old, his family moved to Bath, where he served an apprenticeship with the organist at Bath Abbey. Linley assisted with the pumping of the organ. He may have received tuition from a man who taught harpsichords in London in the 17th century. He was taught by William Boyce in London.He married Mary Johnson on 11 May 1752 in Batheaston, and she was described by Ozias Humphry as having musical talents almost on a par with her husband. Mrs <mask> was "reckoned beautiful" according to Michael Kelly. The couple had 12 children over 18 years, but only eight lived past infancy or childhood. Elizabeth Ann <mask>, his oldest daughter, wife of Richard Brinsley Sheridan, and his son <mask>, composer and noted violinist, are the seven people who went on to musical or theatrical careers. Jane Nash was an amateur singer until her marriage. The family was described as "a nest of Nightingales" by music historian Charles Burney when he visited when the children were young. <mask> was a music teacher and the family lived in a house on Abbey Green when Elizabeth was born.In the 1760s, they rented a house with eleven rooms on Orchard Street to accommodate the ever-increasing number of children. <mask> may have received some financial assistance from his father but the family still faced financial difficulties. <mask>'s wife was frugal but "her parsimony grew legendary" when she was employed as a wardrobe mistress at the Theatre Royal after the family fortunes had prospered. <mask> was the sole income producer for the family and some of the older children, particularly Elizabeth and Mary, were sent to stay with relatives. At that time, <mask> was an organist, a harpsichordist and a teacher, but his tuition skills were sought out more and more, and he was one of his students in 1763, who became better known as a playwright and novelist. Anna Maria was one of his students. Charles was trained by Linley.Pupils were given a percentage of their earnings to give to their tutor. He provided his children with music education from an early age. Elizabeth began singing in concerts when she was nine years old and the children were put to work at a young age. <mask> was able to make a lot of money by taking anything the children earned. Linley took over the management of the musical performances held at the Assembly rooms in Bath in the 18th century. The tickets for these concerts were sold by the two oldest children, Elizabeth and <mask>. <mask> was the Musical Director of the new Bath Assembly Rooms.<mask>'s finances began to prosper after his concerts starring his children were performed in front of full houses. The family moved to Royal Crescent in order to raise their social standing. <mask> demanded high fees for his children to perform inatorios in London and the charity concert held to raise funds for the Foundling Hospital had to pay £100 for two of his daughters to sing. Estimates of <mask>'s earnings appeared in the Bath Chronicle at the time of Elizabeth's marriage. An agreement was made with John Christopher Smith and John Stanley for the older children to perform at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, in 1773 that saw takings of over £500 per night for the oratorios performed during the Lenten season. <mask> joined Stanley in the management role of directing, writing and arranging musical compositions at the theatre. Two years later, in June 1776, a partnership of his son-in-law, Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Doctor James Ford who was a court physician and Linley purchased a half share of the theatre for a total of £35,000.<mask> mortgaged his properties in Bath to raise his stake in the purchase. After two more years of paying the same amount, the trio bought the rest of the share. He was elected a member of the Royal Society of Musicians. <mask> was one of the most famous of English-born music teachers. As a composer, <mask> wrote and arranged some songs and ensembles for The Duenna in 1775; written at the request of Sheridan and in collaboration with <mask> junior, the opera was an exceptional success, being performed seventy-five times at Drury Lane. The Royal Merchant, written by <mask>, was a failure and a success. The music may be good, but the piece is trifling and childish according to a critic.In 1786 he collaborated with John Burgoyne. <mask> died suddenly at his home on November 19, 1795. Most of his children predeceased him at a young age, but he was survived by his wife. There were births and deaths of 18th-century composers and male musicians.

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title: Winslow Eliot

texts: The American novelist and nonfiction writer is known as <mask>. She is the author of ten novels, which have been translated into twelve languages, and have been published in twenty countries. Bright Face of Danger was re-released by Telemachus Press in 2010. Fatale Vengeance and L'Innocence du Mal are both French editions of Bright Face of Danger. Heaven Falls won 1st place in the Romance Category of the Reader Views Award. A Perfect Gem and Pursued was published in 2011. The Wine-Dark Sea, Painted Secrets, Red Sky At Night, A Distant Light, and Roman Candles were all published by Signet/NAL.ITC bought the Wine-Dark Sea and made it into a screenplay. WriteSpa: An Oasis for Writers is a collection of writing practices. If there was nothing you had to do, what would you do? There were three awards for practices to create your life the way you want it to be A contributor to Area, the Oriental Rug Magazine for many years, and a reader for the Independent Film Project in New York City, <mask> was also an author. She contributed to the Atlas of Native American History. Samuel W.She is listed as the editor for the Waldorf Book of Breads. In New York City, <mask> was born on August 19, 1956. Her father, the art editor of Time magazine, received a Guggenheim fellowship when she was two years old and the family moved to Spain. Her parents left Time Inc. and stayed abroad. They traveled from Yugoslavia to Japan on a freighter. They lived in Rome for three years and attended the Overseas School of Rome. The family moved to England in 1967, where she attended the Michael Hall School.She moved to California after graduating from high school. She graduated in 1977 with a degree in Modern European Studies. After moving to New York City, she worked at several publishing houses and magazines. Five of her romance novels were published by New American Library. In 1988 they had their first child,Samantha Stier, and in 1990 a son, <mask>, was born. St. Martin's Press: The Bright Face of Danger was her first mainstream novel. The family moved to Massachusetts in 1996 where she taught at two schools.In 2005, she received her teaching degree from the Center for Anthroposophy. She is an advocate for education. She was the Community Relations Director at the Honolulu Waldorf School from 2005 to 2007. Heaven Falls, A Perfect Gem, and The Happiness Cure were published after she returned to Massachusetts. She is the daughter of a former Art Editor of Time magazine and a writer. The president of Harvard University for fifty years was her great-great-grandfather. The "Five Foot Shelf" of essential books was established by him.Her great-great grandmother was a leading journalist who spent several months in prison for protesting in support of women'sSuffrage, she is a direct descendant of <mask>, who came to America on the Mayflower. The Bible was translated into Algonquin in the 17th century. T.S. A sixth cousin is <mask>. Her grandmother wrote children's books, teenage mysteries, and adult novels. A Perfect Gem, Heaven Falls, and Pursued were all published by Telemachus Press. You want your life to be the way you want it to be.WriteSpa-An Oasis for Writers: Writing through the Year illustrated Atlas of Native American History Samuel W. The Wine-Dark Sea, Painted Secrets, and Red Sky At Night are romance novels. The weekly poetry reading in New York City is a popular venue for new and established poets. An Oasis for Writers is a newsletter that <mask> distributes to a subscriber mailing list as well as posting on her website. The Daily Happinesses have created an international grass-roots following. The rights to all Signet's Rapture Romance line were bought in 1994.The Wine-Dark Sea was written for the pilot of a romance series. Romance Writers of America and the Red Room have a member named <mask>. There are 6 records and 1 record at the LC Authorities.

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title: Wes Hall

texts: He is a former cricketer and politician. A tall, strong and powerfully built man, <mask> was a genuine fast bowler and despite his very long run up, he was renowned for his ability to bowl long spells. <mask> played 48 Tests for the West Indies. The strong West Indies teams of the 1960s featured <mask>'s opening bowling partnership with Charlie Griffith. One of the most popular cricketers of his day was <mask>, who played two seasons in the Shield in Australia. <mask> did not take up fast bowling until late in life. He only played one match of first-class cricket in 1957, but he was included in the West Indies squad to tour England.He made his Test cricket debut against India. He was the first West Indian cricketer to take a Test hat-trick. The Tied Test against Australia in 1960 and the Lord's Test against England in 1963. <mask>'s effectiveness in the last part of his Test career was reduced by years of non-stop cricket. <mask> was appointed Minister of Tourism in 1987 after serving in both the House of Assembly and the Senate. From 2001 to 2003 he was the President of the West Indies Cricket Board. <mask> became a minister in the Christian Pentecostal Church.He is a member of the West Indies Cricket Hall of Fame. He was made a Knight Bachelor for his services to sport and the community. <mask> was born to a mother who was a boxer and a father who was a light-weight boxer. <mask> obtained a place at the renowned Combermere School thanks to a free scholarship, after starting his education at St Giles' Boys' School. Initially, he was a member of the school cricket team. <mask> was exposed to a high standard of cricket at an early age when the leading schools in Barbados played against grown men in the elite Division 1 of the Barbados Cricket Association. The West Indian Test cricketer Frank King was one of his teammates.The cable office in Bridgetown employed <mask> after he finished school. <mask> took up fast bowling after playing for the Cable Office cricket team. When the team's regular opening bowler was absent, <mask> was asked to fill in. He decided that bowling would be his path to the West Indies team. He was part of the Barbados team that played E. W. Swanton's XI in 1956. In his first-class cricket debut, <mask> did not take a wickets. Colin Cowdrey dropped by Kenneth Branker at first slip was the reason why <mask> wasn't able to pick up a wickets.<mask> was marked down as a bowler of "great promise" by Swanton despite the lack of success. <mask> was selected in the West Indian squad to tour England in 1957. <mask> was unable to pitch the ball in the unfamiliar surroundings. <mask> remarked that he was like a fish out of water when he hit the softer wickets. In first-class matches on the tour, <mask> took 27 wickets at an average of 33.55, but he didn't play in any of the Test matches. <mask> was overlooked for the entire home Test series against Pakistan because of his lack of success in England. After being left out of the West Indies team to tour India and Pakistan, <mask> was called into the team as a backup for the Trinidadian Jaswick Taylor.In the first match of the match, <mask> took 5 wickets for 41 runs in the second match. <mask> overtook Taylor to become Roy Gilchrist's partner in the Test team. The pair had a successful Test series against the Indians with Wisden Cricketers' Almanack describing them as "two fearsome opening bowlers reminiscent of the days of [Manny] Martindale and [Learie] Constantine." The first Test against India at Brabourne Stadium at Bombay was where <mask> made his debut. He dismissed the Indian opener Nari Contractor for a duck and then took the other two. <mask> finished with 3/35 in the first and 1/72 in the second in a dour draw. <mask> was given the responsibility of leading the West Indies bowling attack when Gilchrist was dropped from the second Test.<mask> was equal to the task, playing a decisive part in India's downfall. <mask> and Gilchrist terrorised the Indian batsman, who had neither the "experience or the physical capacity" to stand up to the West Indian fast bowling duo. The West Indies lost the first two Tests before winning the final one, which was the first time Pakistan had lost a Test match at home. <mask> did well in the two matches. In the second Test at Dacca, <mask> relied on movement through the air rather than sheer pace and had Pakistan reeling on stage, five wickets down for only 22 runs made (22–5). The youngest cricketer to play Test cricket, at the age of 15, was one of his victims. The West Indies was visited by England in 1959–60.<mask> was always the biggest threat to England according to Wisden. <mask> was close to winning the third Test for the West Indies when England were reduced to 165/6 at the end of the first day. Colin Cowdrey stood in the way of <mask>'s best bowling figures in Test cricket. In the first day of the third Test at Bourda in British Guiana, <mask> took six for 90 as England were all out for 90. M. J. K. Smith was out for a duck in the second Test. In the fifth Test at Port of Spain, <mask> and Charlie Griffith played together for the first time. As the West Indies pushed for a series-levelling win, <mask> had "burned himself out" and he only took four overs.England won the series one Test to nil and held on for a draw. The first of <mask>'s three seasons as a professional was in April 1960. <mask> turned down a contract with Accrington in 1959 because he was given leave to tour England by his employer. <mask> was a success in League cricket, taking 100 in the 1960 season, 106 in the 1961 season, and 123 in the 1962 season, falling just short of the League record. <mask> and also took 10 in an outing against Accrington. In 1964 <mask> took up a less restrictive contract with Great Chell Cricket Club. <mask> married his childhood sweetheart Shurla during the 1964 season.The 1960–61 Test series against Australia is one of the most famous in the history of Test cricket and <mask> played a major role in its outcome. There was a thrilling finish to the first Test in the series. Australia was set a target of 233 runs by the West Indies. Bob Simpson and Neil Harvey were the first to be taken by <mask>, followed by Norm O'Neill. Les Favell was caught by Joe Solomon and the West Indies captain dismissed Colin McDonald. The West Indies were 5/2 to win the match. The Australian captain came to the crease with Alan Davidson after Australia had made only 92 runs.Australia looked like it was going to win with only 7 runs to spare. Solomon ran out Davidson with a direct hit on the stumps. With Australia needing four runs and the West Indies needing three to win the game, <mask> was asked to bowl the last over. In one of the most exciting finishes in Test match history, <mask> had Benaud caught behind, then dropped a catch and two Australians were run out trying to make the winning run. The first Test match ended in a tie. In the second Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, <mask> took five first-innings points and two more in the second to help Australia win the Test by 70 runs. In the last three Tests of the series, the pitches favored slow bowling and <mask> did not play much of a role.West Indies won the third Test, the fourth Test was a draw, and Australia won the final Test to win the series two to one. The Australian public took the West Indian team to their hearts because of their bright, attractive cricket. <mask> and the West Indies were farewelled with a ticker-tape parade. Hundreds of thousands of Australians wanting to express their appreciation for the team brought the city to a standstill and reportedly brought <mask> and his teammates to tears. The display of affection from the public is usually reserved for royalty or the Beatles, according to <mask>. <mask> was invited to play for Queensland in the 1960s because of his popularity in Australia. <mask> was a key part of the team's second place in the Shield competition behind New South Wales.In the season aggregate, <mask> took 43 wickets at an average of 20.25, trailing only Benaud of New South Wales. In a first-class cricket season, <mask> set a new record. In the 1962–63 season, <mask> returned for a second season with the Bulls, taking 33 wickets as they finished runner-up to Victoria in the Shield. The demands of playing cricket 12 months of the year began to take a toll on <mask> at the end of his second season. <mask> didn't return for another season because his body wouldn't handle the strain. The best hour was when <mask> joined the West Indies team for their Test series against India in 1962. <mask> played against the Indians two years before.The Indians were a better batting side than the one <mask> destroyed in 1960, but they were still not used to his pace. The West Indies won the 5 Tests to nil and <mask> took 27 of them at an average of 15.74. When the second Test at Sabina Park was heading towards a tame draw, <mask> broke the game wide open with some "grand bowling", taking 6/49. <mask> made 50 runs himself in the fourth Test at Queens Park Oval. He ripped through the Indian top order, taking five of the first six to leave India at 30/1 at one point. The efforts led to his success. 1 ranking in 1962 for Test Bowlers.The arrival of the West Indies pace duo in England for the 1963 Test series was greeted with the public awe and press build-up formerly accorded to the Australians, such as Ted McDonald and Jack Gregory. <mask>, Sobers and Kanhai threatened to leave the team if they weren't paid the equivalent of their professional earnings. Three people joined the tour only after the intervention of the captain. The West Indies won the series three Tests to one and captured the imagination of the English public. While <mask> had a successful series, he was not the main destroyer for the West Indies.

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title: Wes Hall

texts: <mask> was an important part of the support role. The key to victory was that <mask> and Griffith were the centre of attraction.The analysis showed that <mask> was bowling at 103 mph. There was no hiding from the bowling from the other end. The second Test at Lord's may have been <mask>'s best performance of the English summer. <mask> did not change his tactics on the final day of the Test. In the Tied Test in Brisbane three years ago, <mask> found himself bowling the final over of the match with both sides still capable of winning. Despite <mask>'s brave efforts, England was able to hold on for a draw despite Colin Cowdrey returning to the crease with a broken arm. The Times said that <mask>'s energy was "astonishing, his stamina inexhaustible, his speed awesome, from the first ball to the last".It was <mask>'s "finest hour", he claimed. <mask> was informally warned about intimidatory bowling during the final Test at The Oval. "We don't want this sort of bowling to get out of hand otherwise I will have to speak to the bowler," said the umpire as he spoke with the West Indies captain. Griffith was warned by the same umpire later in the game. The Australian tour of the West Indies in 1964–65 was overshadowed by concerns about the bowling action of Griffith, whom the visitors considered a "chucker". <mask> started the Test series strongly. In the first Test at Sabina Park, <mask> took 5/60 in the first and 4/45 in the second to help the West Indies win.<mask> probably never bowling faster or straighter, according to Wisden. It was the most important single contribution of bowling in the five Tests, but <mask> was not as effective in the rest of the series. The West Indies defeated Australia in a Test series for the first time. The West Indies were invited to tour England again only three years after their huge support in 1963. Despite the England press and public fearing the impact of <mask> and his partner, it was soon clear that their powers had waned. <mask>'s action was poetic and his commitment was great, but something was missing. He had an average of 30.83 in the five Tests he took.<mask> was still considered the key man of the West Indies attack and on occasion it was still as damaging as ever. His best moment of the series was in the fourth Test at Headingley where he helped his team to win the match and the Wisden Trophy. <mask> played for the Trinidad and Tobago national team in the Shell Shield, the West Indies first-class cricket championship, in 1966 as part of his three-year contract with West Indian Tobacco. The Wes Hall Youth Cricket League, a new nation-wide junior cricket league, was promoted by <mask>. <mask> was a shadow of the bowler that cut a swathe through India in the earlier series. The sub-continental pitches neutered his speed after he injured his knee during a net session. <mask> started the first Test of the series at Bombay in style, capturing two early wickets in a "superb" spell, "worthy of a great fast bowler", but did not take another wickets in the match.<mask>'s form was erratic and he could not bowl with the sustained hostility of old. After the home series against England in 1967, the decline of <mask> as a Test match bowler became clear. In the second Test at Kingston, <mask> "bowled with his old enthusiasm" but as the series continued the England batting took a heavy toll on <mask> and his partner. The West Indies chose to stick with the pair for the entire series because of their prestige and psychological advantage over the English. In the four Tests he played, <mask> had an average of 39.22. Wisden said that <mask> was little more than a shadow of a great fast bowler. <mask> was included in the West Indies team to tour Australia and New Zealand in 1968–69, but his pace was no longer to be feared.The West Indies Test selection panel told Sobers that <mask> was past his best and that he would be left out of the team. In order to get his man in the squad, Sobers threatened to withdraw from the tour if <mask> wasn't selected. According to Sobers, one of the selectors was told to tell <mask> he was only picked because of pressure from the captain. Wisden noted that "old age, as cricketers go, had finally had its say", as it turned out <mask> only played in two of the Tests in Australia. The once fearsome pair of <mask> and Griffith are no longer fearsome. <mask> played in the first Test against New Zealand. <mask> was unable to complete the match after sustaining an injury and taking only 16 overs.The second Test was the last time <mask> played Test cricket. After the New Zealand tour, <mask> joined the Barbados team for a short tour of England. <mask> played two first-class matches on the tour and picked up two pins. <mask> finished his last season in the Shell Shield and his contract with WITCO in Trinidad. <mask> took 15 pins for Trinidad at an average of 22.46 and met with moderate success. In 1971 <mask>'s last first-class match was for Barbados against the Indians. Before <mask> left Trinidad in 1970, a catholic priest in the Holy Ghost Fathers order asked if he would assist him in forming a humanitarian program to assist the poor and marginalised residents of the Laventille community.The two men walked through the dangerous neighbourhood, asking the residents how they could help them. The mission grew to become the SERVOL, a voluntary organisation that now operates throughout Trinidad and Tobago and elsewhere in the Caribbean. Three months after the program started, <mask> was recognised as one of the co-founders. The West Indies selection panel has been chaired by <mask> for a number of years. The 1995 tour of England was marred by player unrest and <mask> was the manager. <mask> was elected president of the West Indies Cricket Board in 2001. <mask> was instrumental in getting the Cricket World Cup to the West Indies.The West Indies Players Association had a system of collective bargaining with <mask>. <mask> did not want to be re-elected because of health problems. <mask> was a member of the board of directors. At the end of his career as a cricketer, <mask> realized he didn't have any money and was married with three children. He would commit his life to service after working with SERVOL in Trinidad. After studying Industrial Relations and Human Resource Management at the Industrial Society in London, he returned to Cable and Wireless in Barbados to work as a Regional Staff Welfare Manager. As well as his role with WITCO in Trinidad, <mask> had high-profile roles in private enterprise.<mask> joined the Democratic Labour Party. <mask> was elected to the House of Assembly after being appointed to the Senate. <mask> was re-elected in 1991 as the representative for the Assembly constituency of St. Michael West Central. <mask> was appointed Minister of Tourism and Sports in the Government of Barbados in 1987. <mask> was given credit for developing the sports tourism market. <mask> attended a Christian religious service on a visit to Florida in 1990. <mask> made a very serious decision to give his heart and life to God after being impressed by the preacher.<mask> was a minister in the Christian Pentecostal Church. While Malcolm Marshall was dying from colon cancer, <mask> ministered to him. The West Indies Cricket Hall of Fame has a member named <mask>. There is a Cricket Hall of Fame. The Caribbean Tourism Organisation has 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 The University of the West Indies gave Hall a degree in 2005. There is a stand at the Oval named after Hall and Griffith.<mask> was knighted for his services to sport and the community. <mask> was a tall and muscular cricketer, tall and carrying the "physique and strength of a bodybuilder." He was one of the longest run-ups in Test cricket. He was a fast bowler. During the Test against England at Lord's in 1963, <mask> was able to sustain pace and hostility for very long spells. <mask> was an aggressive fast bowler, but he didn't want to hurt the person. Ted Dexter said there was never a hint of malice in <mask> or his bowling."It made me sick to see Wal leaving and it made me sicker to hear the people in the crowd say that I had hurt Grout", <mask> said. <mask> was an effective batter, even though he could never be described as an all-rounder. The fastest century of the 1963 English season was scored by him against Cambridge University Cricket Club at Fenner's. <mask>'s batting promised so much that Wisden said he made his runs in the classic mould. "Ah, but it wasn't any old hundred, it was against the intelligentsia," <mask> said. <mask> was a popular cricketer. <mask> was described as a rare box-office attraction, a man who caught and held the affections of the paying public.<mask> was very popular in Australia. In keeping with the arrival of a pop star, a thousand people jammed the old terminal building at Eagle Farm airport to welcome <mask> when he was invited back to play for QUEENSLAND. <mask> liked to bet and was a fan of horseracing. <mask> is known for his good nature. Tony Cozier states that <mask> is renowned for his tardiness as well as for his entertaining. There are External links to 1937 births and living

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title: Golub Babić

texts: The Bosnian Serb guerrilla chief <mask> was one of the most prominent rebel commanders of the Herzegovina Uprising in the Ottoman Empire. At the time of the Bosnia Eyalet of the Ottoman Empire, Babi was born in the village of Trubar. His mother was named Vasilija. His paternal family was from Raka or Old Serbia. He became a guerrilla chief after joining hajduk bands in southwestern Bosnia. The Hungarians demanded independence from the Austrian Empire in the 19th century. The Serbs of Srem, Baka, Banat and Baranja demanded national rights and the creation of Serbian Vojvodina in order to separate their communities from Hungary.Vojvodina and Hungary fought a war from June to November 1849. Babi joined a volunteer group under the command of Stevan Knianin to aid his brethren across the border. After the fall of the Hungarian revolt, the Austrian Emperor decided to give the Serbs a province called Voivodeship of Serbia. Babi went back to Bosnia. The uprising in northwestern Bosnia was caused by Ottoman pressure against the local Serb population. Boo and <mask> Babi joined the revolt. The revolt was suppressed after Boo died.Many families connected to the revolt retreated to Austrian-held Slavonia, where most of his extended family moved. In the winter of 1863, he and his family moved to akovo, where they lived for a few months under the protection of the bishop. Babi was afraid that the Austrian authorities would hand him over to the Ottomans, and also because of the pressure the bishop had put him and his family under, trying to convert them into Catholicism. If we wanted to overturn the faith, we would rather become Muslim so that we could live as beys in our land. Stubline is a village near Obrenovac where Babi and his family settled in the late 19th century. He befriended the Orthodox priest Ignatije Vasi from Loznica after crossing into Serbia. He left his family in Serbia and returned to Bosnia with his three brothers.He was elected the leader of the rebels in the area of southwestern Bosnia after raising people and planning a rebellion. The Serbian government aided the revolt. A band of 25 men grew into a unit of 150 by the end of the month. The rebels were better equipped each day. More than 300 "ostragua" rifles and 6 cents of gunpowder were brought into Serbia by Simo Banjac. The "Main Headship of the South Bosnian Uprising" was established to unify the management of operations in his sector. He quickly gained the trust, authority and prestige of the rebels.He was an adherent of guerilla tactics. The territory from Lika to Bjelaja was liberated by the rebels. The "Proclamation of the Unification of Bosnia with Serbia" was signed by him and his commanders. The Bosnian insurgency, who are extremely numerous, and in some instances well armed, are for the most part distributed among the following troops and bands. The Rissova and Grme mountains are in West Bosnia. 2. The Vucjak is in East Bosnia.3. There are mountains in North Bosnia. <mask> Babi, Marinkovi, Simo Davidovi, Pope Karan, and Trifko Ameli were enumerated as the leaders of West Bosnia. In August, the Serbian colonel Despotovi assumed the chief command and formed 8 battalions of scattered bands. In Arthur John Evans's words, Babi was unjustifiably chosen for the leadership of the rebels because he was not fit to read or write. Despite the fact that Ottoman strongholds were already in rebel possession, Despotovi wrote to the Serbian government and claimed that he had taken them. Despotovi's leadership was left by several bands.The revolt was quelled after the rebels suffered a military defeat. He organized guerilla attacks on the Ottoman army in Bosnia and the tripoint after crossing into Lika. The Serbian government tried to prevent him from going to Berlin because he was elected as a delegate for the Congress of Berlin. He surrendered to the troops in Srb because he saw the Austro-Hungarian occupation of Bosnia as conciliatory and peaceful. He accepted the new government in Biha as a better solution than the Ottoman government. Babi died in Sarajevo at the age of 87. He fought for his honest brethren from an early age, according to an obituary written by an unknown author.His prestigious attire, which he wore during the Uprising, was given to him for his military accomplishments, earlier worn by vojvoda and serdar Milovan Pavasovi. The Serbian Orthodox Church of St. Peter in Tikovac gave it to Branko Bogunovi. The rebellion proved that the traditions of our ancestors <mask> Babi, Petar Mrkonji, Vaso Pelagi, and Petar Koi were present in Drvar. Ljubo Babi, the commander of the Drvar brigade, presided over the assembly. The bands were named after him. External links 1824 births 1910 deaths 19th-century Serbian people, who were rebels of the Ottoman Empire.

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title: Nicolae Densușianu

texts: <mask> was an ethnologist and collector of folklore. He was a member of the academy with a specialty in history. His main work was the posthumously printed Dacia Preistoric, with a preface contributed by C. I. Istrati. Densuianu combined the studies of folklore and comparative religion with archaeology to create a theory about the Prehistoric cultures of Dacia. The work has been criticized for being too professional and for being at the source of Dacianism. His book was viewed as fanciful and unscientific. According to his works, the "Pelasgian Empire" was created in the 6th millennium BC and comprised all of Europe.The foundation of Ancient Rome was laid by the Dacians who migrated to the Italian Peninsula in the antiquity, according to Densuianu. He was born in the village of Densu, in Transylvania, which was part of Austria-Hungary at that time. Mihai Eminescu, a major poet who had fled his father's home inMoldavian, met him around 1867. Densuianu and Eminescu lived in extreme poverty in Sibiu. After crossing the Southern Carpathians, Eminescu settled in the Old Kingdom. He practiced law in other parts of the region after receiving his law degree from the University of Sibiu. He received citizenship in the newly independent state at the beginning of the Russo-Turkish War.Densuianu became involved with the movement in favor of a Greater Romania when he was attached to the Court of Appeal. L'element Latin en orient was published in French for a wider audience. The Latin element in the east is represented by Macedoine, Thessalie, Epire, Thrace, and Albanie. Macedonia, Thessaly, Epirus, Thrace, Albania have an ethnographic map. He received a commission from the Romanian Academy to research and collect historical documents in the libraries and archives of the Hungarian Kingdom. Hundreds of original documents, manuscripts, chronicles, treaties, manifestos, old drawings, paintings and facsimiles were discovered over fifteen months. He was elected to a corresponding membership and the position of librarian archivist for his contribution.The revolution of Horia in Transylvania and Hungary, 1784-1785, written on the basis of 782 official documents, was banned in Hungary due to its nationalist content. There is a historical tradition linking the rebel leader Vasile UrsuNicola with the prehistory of the Dacian people. The history of the country of Fogaras was compared to the history of the country of Transylvania in 1885. <mask> Densuianu as a corresponding member. Two years later, he published a study about the development of the Romanian language, which he claimed was traced back to prehistoric times. He spent a long time preparing his major work for the printer and there were few articles on the history of the military. At the time of his death, it was almost complete.Densuianu was criticized for his approach to history and the science of history in general. Titu Maiorescu, leader of the conservative literary society known as Junimea, was one of his earliest critics. Maiorescu wrote against the works of Densuianu, Hasdeu, and Xenopol in 1893. The part of Densuianu's thesis that was adopted by several official historians during the late years of the communist regime was an inspiration for a new discourse, one autarkic and nationalist in tone. "<mask> Densusianu's novel Prehistoric Dacia, full of mythology and absurd philology, which at its appearance (posthumously: 1913) aroused an admiration and a boundless enthusiasm among lay Romanians for archaeology", stated Vasile Prvan. The author's theory that Dacians would have coagulated the first civilization of the humankind shows that we deal with a product of chauvinism, not with a product of science. The book was rejected by Prvan and Xenopol as a chauvinist fantasy.He was chastised for his "more than odd" hypotheses. Eugen Ciurtin stated that nobody reads Densuianu's Dacia Preistoric anymore because no serious scholar has written peer-reviewed articles about it for a long time. Densusianu's fancy was too bold which made the historians ignore him according to others. Dan Alexe called the book a clinical case of self-delusion and said it was "mystical delirium". Densuianu is atireless creator of phantasmagorias. There are references to Lucian Boia and Eugen Ciurtin.

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title: Bill Browning

texts: <mask> was an American Rockabilly musician, recording studio and writer. <mask> is best known for writing the song Dark Hollow, a country music hit when later recorded by Skinner and a popular rock rendition for the Dead. The first of eight children was born to a coal miner and his wife in Wayne, West Virginia. <mask>'s father bought him a guitar when he was a teenager. Carlos was <mask>'s brother. The <mask> brothers won a talent contest conducted by "The Old Farm Hour," a weekly radio program on WCHS in Charleston, West Virginia. Lew West joined The Kanawha Valley Ramblers.The weekly program on WTIP was hosted by this group. <mask> formed the Kanawha Valley Boys at the age of 16. From 1947 to 1950, his group had a show on WTIP. <mask> and his family moved to Cleveland, Ohio in 1955 in search of work. He got a job driving for White Star Trucking. His widow says that <mask>'s music bug began stirring again after a while. The <mask> boys had never stopped playing, but <mask> wanted more.Nashville artists were booked in every Saturday night at the Circle Theater. <mask> went to see the manager of the theater for a spot on one of the shows. He wanted Mr. Stutz to use his band to back all the artists who booked in without their own bands. <mask> wrote and recorded a song about Danny Ford, who died in a traffic accident. <mask> met a local restaurant owner while driving his truck. Island Record, a record label, was set up by <mask> after he talked to Videmsek about his musical ambitions. Initially, he was <mask>'s personal manager.Mrs. <mask> started B&F Publishing and the Jean Johnson Booking Agency after Island Records. Our kitchen table was where every record package and address was done. The band was named the Echo Valley Boys. The band included guitar player Rudy Thacker. "Wash Machine Boogie" and "Ramblin' Man" were released by the boys. The band released four more singles on Island Records in 1957. They were "Don't Wait Too Late" and "Hula Rock""Dark Hollow" was written by <mask> and released by the Echo Valley Boys. The B-side was "Borned With the Blues." On March 17 it was reviewed by billboard. This is a train weeper delivered in traditional style by the artist. The guitars lend support to the medium beater. C&w fans will like this. The reviewer said that a c&w blues delivered just as appealingly as the flip.This can also do things. The band joined the WWVA Jamboree in Wheeling, West Virginia after the release of "Dark Hollow" in 1958. <mask> and his family moved to West Virginia. Wayne Moss was recruited by <mask>. Moss said "He was fun to work with, and he kept us busy playing gig." He was able to promote those things from the radio station. The Echo Valley Boys are now made up of <mask>, Moss, bassist Tiny Smith and comedian "Lazy" Jim Day.Moss said that <mask> had a Hudson. I woke up in a snow bank with Lazy Jim Day on top of me. Tiny Smith had a car. We'd drive from West Virginia to Pennsylvania in <mask>'s car and then we'd drive the rest of the way in Tiny's Cadillac. He'd say "Hook a right up at the next corner" when we were in the area. I would like to get some sheep dip. He called his liquor that.When it was time to move to Tennessee, I stopped performing with <mask>. "Don't Wait Too Late" was praised by Cash Box on Sept. 20, 1958. In assessing "Don't Wait Too Late," the reviewer said, "<mask>, who created quite a stir in platter circles with the chart-riding Island debut, 'Dark Hollow,' bids fair to follow suit via his newest single for the diskery." <mask> passed along a bit of friendly advice to the lovelorn and it was a persuasive, moderate paced item. A positive review was given to the B side by the reviewer. It was noted by Cashbox that "Dark Hollow" was one of the big items in jukeboxes around Virginia but had been "unavailability" for a time, probably the consequence of a small label suddenly having a large hit to manufacture. <mask> left Island Records at the end of the year.He recorded the first side for Starday Records. Day died of a medical emergency while <mask> was driving him to the hospital. <mask>'s widow says that <mask> tried to burn his car up to get him to the hospital. There is a c&w package featuring Johnny Horton, of 'Louisiana Hayride,' and <mask> and His Echo Valley Boys, of WWVA, Wheeling, W. Va. <mask> became 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 At some point in the late 1960s, he established the Midway Recording Studio in Hurricane, West Virginia, to cater to country and gospel artists in West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky. Occasionally, he recorded himself.On Memorial Day weekend in 1975, <mask> discovered that he had cancer. The age of <mask> was 45. <mask>'s survivors included his wife and children. "Wash Machine Boogie" and "Ramblin' Man" are on Island Records. Two songs from the Cook Brothers were included in the special. "Sinful Woman" Starday Records, "Don't Push Don't Shove", "Dark Valley Walls", and "Country Strings" are all from Salem Records. There are three ways to label photos on YouTube.Interview with a woman. Ibid. Ivan Tribe wrote a book about country music in West Virginia. 117–118. 7. Some people disagree about when <mask> moved to Cleveland. There is a tribe.There is a cit. Mrs. <mask> thinks it was around 1954. Interview with a woman. There was no page number listed in the 9.Cash Box. The Billboard was published on March 17, 1958. The Billboard was published on May 26, 1958. Interview with Wayne Moss.The cash box was opened on Sept. 20, 1958. Ibid., p. 59. Billboard, January 11, 1960, p. 49. A letter from a woman. West Virginia has a lot of country musicians from 1931 to 1977.

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title: Brian Willsie

texts: <mask><mask> is a former professional ice hockey player. <mask> was selected by the Colorado Avs in the 6th round of the 1996 NHL Entry Draft and went on to play over 400 games in the National Hockey League. <mask> works in a player development role. <mask>'s uncle was an ice hockey referee and his cousin is a paraplegic. <mask> grew up in the small southwestern Ontario town of Belmont, Ontario and played minor hockey for the local MHA teams and eventually one year with theAAA Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs. He played for the St. Thomas Stars Jr.B. in the 1994–95 season after playing for the Chiefs in the 1993–94 season. The Western Ontario Junior B League has a club.<mask> and Joe helped capture the Western Jr. B. The league title. <mask> began his junior career with the Storm. <mask> was drafted 146th overall by the Colorado Avs in the 1996 NHL Entry Draft. <mask> played for Canada at the 1998 World Junior Championships and was named to the Ontario Hockey League's First All-Star team. <mask> made his professional debut in 1998-99 with the Hershey Bears of the American Hockey League. In the 1999–2000 season, <mask> made his NHL debut with the Colorado Avs, playing in a single game against the Chicago Hawks.<mask> played in 56 games for the Avs in the 2001– 2002 season, his first full season in the NHL. <mask> was claimed by the Washington Capitals on October 3, 2003 after spending the majority of his 5-year tenure with Colorado splitting between the NHL and the American Hockey League. <mask> established himself with the Capitals scoring 15 points in 49 games in a season that was shortened with a concussion. In the 2005–06 season, <mask> set career highs with 19 goals, 22 assists, and 41 points for the Caps. <mask> signed a two-year contract with the Los Angeles Kings. <mask> had a downturn in production and was often an extra forward in the following season after missing only one game with the Kings. <mask> signed a one-year deal with the Colorado Avalanche on July 15, 2008.Prior to the 2008–09 season, <mask> was demoted to the Lake Erie Monsters. After only 14 games, <mask> was recalled to the Avs where he played in 42 games and scored his only goal of the season in a 6-5 loss to the Kings. <mask> signed a one-year deal with the Avs on July 6, 2009. The captain of Lake Erie, <mask> played in four games for the Avs in the early part of the 2009–10 season but remained in the American Hockey League. He led the team with 26 goals in 75 games. <mask> signed a two-way contract with Washington on July 14, 2010. <mask> was assigned to the Hershey Bears where he spent the entire 2010-2011 season, the exception of a one-game recall to the Washington Caps.<mask> had a career year with the Bears, leading the team in goals with 30. <mask> signed a one-year contract with Montreal on July 7, 2011. <mask> was named an alternate captain and ended the season leading the team in scoring with 44 points. <mask> returned to Europe after four years in the American Hockey League and signed a try-out contract with a team in the SM-liiga. He was named captain of the team on September 22, 2012 and his contract was extended for the rest of the season. <mask> was signed to a one-year contract extension on February 14, 2013, after leading the team with 24 goals. <mask> was granted permission by TPS to join the Kloten Flyers of the Swiss National League A for the remainder of the season with his extension for the 2014 season still in effect.<mask> signed a dual contract with KHL Medveak Zagreb of the Kontinental Hockey League for the beginning of the KHL season. <mask> agreed to play for Zagreb from August to October and then honour his contract with TPS. <mask> was going to commit to Medveak Zagreb for the following season. <mask> signed a two-year deal with rebro HK in the Swedish Hockey League on February 17, 2014, a few days before the transfer deadline, after scoring 25 points in 33 Liiga games and 5 points in 13 games. <mask> ended his professional career in Sweden at the end of the season and went back to work for the Colorado Avs in a player development role. There are links to External links for 1978 births of Canadian ice hockey players.

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title: Wayne Selden Jr.

texts: <mask>. is an American professional basketball player. He was a basketball player at the Kansas Jayhawks. <mask> began his high school career at John D. O'Bryant. He earned McDonald's All-Amer for his senior year, where he averaged 24.8 points, 10.1 rebound and four assists. He was the East team's second-leading scorer in the McDonald's All-American game, going 5-for-7 from the field, 2-for-4 from three-point range, for 13 points with five rebound and three assists and played in the Jordan Brand Classic game. He was a five-star player when he graduated. 14 is on the 100.Rivals.com has 12. <mask> was a basketball player at the Kansas Jayhawks. He earned second-team All-Big 12 honors as a junior and was named to the 35-man midseason watchlist for the Naismith Trophy. He appeared in 38 games (37 starts) for the Jayhawks during his junior season and averaged 13.8 points, 3.4 rebound and 2.6 assists in 29.9 minutes while shooting 47.4 percent from the field, 39.2 percent from three-point range and 61.2 percent from the free throw line. Selden decided to forgo his final year of college eligibility and enter the NBA draft. Selden signed with the Memphis Grizzles on August 8, 2016 after going unclaimed in the NBA draft. He appeared in five preseason games but was not retained by the Grizzlies.The Iowa Energy of the NBA Development League acquired him seven days later. He played in 35 games for Iowa and averaged 18 points, 4.8 rebound and 2.9 assists in 30.6 minutes. Selden signed a 10-day contract with the New Orleans Pelicans. He made his NBA debut six days later, recording two points, three rebound and one assist in 15 minutes as a starter in a 100–77. In his third career NBA game, Selden scored 11 points in a 128– 112 win over the Houston Rockets. Selden signed a multi-year contract with the Memphis Grizzlies after his 10-day contract with New Orleans expired. He scored a career-high 13 points in a 101–88 win over the New York Knicks.He started in Game 1 of the first-round match-up with the San Antonio Spurs and recorded five points, three rebound, one assist and one steal. The new multi-year contract was signed by Selden on July 1st. He was assigned to the Memphis Hustle of the NBA G League. He was recalled by the Grizzlies the next day after playing that night. Selden missed most of the first half of the season with a quad injury. He scored a career-high 31 points in a loss to New Orleans. On January 3, Selden was traded to the Chicago Bulls in exchange for Justin Holiday and two second-round picks.Selden was signed by the South Bay Lakers. Selden had a big game in a win over the Iowa Wolves on February 25. He missed the rest of the season because of a knee injury. Selden was signed by Ironi Nes Ziona of Israel. Nes Ziona was named Final Four Most Valuable Player after winning the FIBA Europe Cup. On September 25, 2021, Selden joined the New York Knicks. On January 3, 2022, he was no longer with us.Selden joined the Basketball Super League on January 20, 2022. Selden competed for the United States in the World University Games. He played a key role in Team USA's 8–0 record and 84–77 victory over Germany in the gold medal game. There are external links to the Kansas Jayhawks bio 1994 births. The Kansas Jayhawks men's basketball players were McDonald's High School All-Americans.

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title: Juan Cordero

texts: <mask> was a Mexican painter and muralist. On June 11, 1822, <mask> was christened in Sagrario Teziutln. He is buried in the Federal District of México City. His parents were <mask> and Mara Dolores Hoyos Mier. The middle child was listed in birth order as <mask>. <mask> married Mara del Los ngeles osio. They had six children, four daughters and two sons.Career <mask>'s parents expected him to join the family business, but eventually recognized his talent and enroll him at the Academia de San Carlos. He was sent to study in Rome at the Accademia di San Luca by his father after he became so accomplished. The schools have a number of his paintings. The Spanish painter, Pelegr Clavé, was his primary instructor in Rome. His works were noticed by the former Mexican President, who was living in exile. <mask> was given a position with Mexico's legation at the Holy See, which allowed him to stay in Rome until 1856. He exhibited several large canvases at the academy and returned home with many of them.Clavé, his former teacher, moved to Mexico and became the academy's Director. The rivalry became political as <mask> was a Liberal and Clavé was a Conservative. The academy's board decided to retain Clavé despite <mask>'s attempt to replace him with the support of General Santa Anna. He painted portraits throughout Mexico between 1860 and 1867. The cupola at the Church of Santa Teresa la Antigua was destroyed by an earthquake in 1845 and was rebuilt by the Spanish architect Lorenzo de la Hidalga. In 1874, he was asked to paint a mural by a friend of his, Gabino Barreda, which would later become the home of the Mexican muralism movement. The first Mexican mural on a secular philosophy was called "The Triumph of Science and Industry Over Ignorance and Sloth".The school's Director destroyed it in 1900 and replaced it with a stained-glass window. It is not certain that his painting of the same name is an accurate reproduction of the work that was copied before it was destroyed. Cordero stopped showing after 1875. The political situation may have been caused by the 1876 coup. A major retrospective exhibition was held in 1945. His works can be found in museums across Europe and Mexico. Mexican mural painting began as a response to Spanish colonization.The tradition of mural painting in the Catholic church began when artists combined art and politics to regain their cultural identity. The murals began as small works and evolved into larger paintings on buildings of social and political significance. During the time when <mask> was at his peak in the art world, the idea of creating paintings and other works of art to show patriotism was seen. The murals were used to show a positive picture of Mexico. <mask>'s "Triumph of Science and Labor Over Envy and Ignorance" is an example of how it dominated education and political thought. The painting suggests that the government ignores the treatment of their citizens while taking advantage of new science and technology. Diego Rivera, José Orozco and David Siqueiros are some of the famous Mexican muralists of the 1920s.Through Mexico, the inspiration can be seen through the muralism project. Columbus in the Court of the Catholic Monarchs was a painting by <mask> that was exhibited in San Carlos. The painting depicts an event when Columbus came back from the Americas and met with the King and Queen of Spain. Columbus presented Native Americans and natural specimen from the Americas to the monarchs. The old world and the new world are brought together in the painting to reinforce the historical and cultural connection between Mexico and Europe. The appeal was made to President Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna so that he could be the director of the Academia de San Carlos. The painting initiated a change in the art world, as more Mexican artists began to paint secular and national events that would later be seen as a form of a historical document.One of the first public debates over secular history paintings was sparked by the academy exhibition. The use of the style in historical paintings allowed <mask> to use the painting as a vehicle to perpetuate racism and classism in Mexico during the late 18th and early 19th century. The construction of Mexico's national identity was aided by <mask>'s painting. While many historical paintings were praised for the innovation that led to civil discourse, it also allowed the bourgeoise elites and the monarchs to promote a social hierarchy within Mexico with the express goal of wanting to integrate the indigenous population into the political structure. 1. Santa Teresa is an oil on canvas. An oil on canvas portrait of an Indian slave.An oil on canvas of a magnificent crucifix. The oil on canvas depicts God surrounded by virtues. The oil on canvas was created by Seora Tosta de Santa Anna. The oil on canvas of Jesus was repaired in the 19th century. San Jose y el nino is an oil on canvas. The oil on canvas was created by Cabeza de San <mask>. The University Autnoma de Nuevo Len was founded in 1946.Full text on the internet. Steven Carr has links to <mask> and Painter. The article "Mexico's Academy of San Carlos: How a School of Art Helped to build a Nation" is on the website. There are obvious factual errors, but also Pacheco's version of <mask>'s mural. People from Teziutln are Mexican muralists.

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title: Patricia Kennealy-Morrison

texts: <mask> was an American author and journalist. Her published works include rock criticism, a memoir, and two series of science fiction/fantasy and murder mystery novels. She has two books, The Keltiad and The Rock&Roll Murders: The Rennie Stride Mysteries. She was one of the first women rock critics and was editor-in-chief of Jazz & Pop magazine. Kennealy-Morrison received two Clio nominations. She was a member of Mensa and a Dame of the Ordo Supremus Militaris Templi Hierosolymitani. Kennealy-Morrison was born in Brooklyn, New York on March 4, 1946, and grew up on Long Island.She majored in journalism at St. Bonaventure University. She graduated with a B.A. from Harpur College. In 1967. She studied at NYU and the University of Oxford. She moved to New York City at the age of 21 to work as an editorial assistant and editor-in-chief of Jazz & Pop magazine. She was one of the first female rock critics. She interviewed Jim Morrison of the Doors in January 1969 when she was editor-in-chief of Jazz & Pop.They became friends and lovers after the interview. They were married in a Celtic handfasting ceremony in 1970. The couple signed a document saying they were wed. She said the long-distance relationship suited them both just fine. Living together for more than a short period of time may have been too much for both of them. She didn't want to wash Jim's socks and preferred a different arrangement. Morrison could be very difficult, at times loving and gentle, then suddenly brutal.By the time Morrison was on trial in Miami, potentially facing a long sentence of hard labor, his at times erratic and even cruel behavior led her to speculate that maybe he hadn't taken the wedding as seriously as he'd led her to believe. Morrison would change his mind and claim that he was going to return to her and the Doors in the fall. Kennealy-Morrison was skeptical at this point, as he was known to vacillate like this in his other relationships. Jim Morrison's sudden death at 27 would mean a lack of closure for many people in his life. Kennealy-Morrison was an advisor on Oliver Stone's 1991 movie The Doors and played a small role in the film. She was critical of Stone's portrayal of Morrison, herself, and other people who were the basis for the film's fictional characters, saying Stone's fiction bore little to no resemblance to the people she had known or the events they lived. Kennealy-Morrison's character in the film is referred to as a Wiccan, but she is actually a Celtic pagan.Kennealy-Morrison's memoir, Strange days: My life with and without Jim Morrison, was published as a reaction to Stone's movie, among other reasons. Robin Ventura, third baseman for the New York Mets, took the phrase "Mojo Risin" from the Doors' "L.A. Woman" and made it the team's rallying cry in 2000. Ventura and the Mets invited Kennealy-Morrison to a game just before the playoffs, where she met with them and became a Mets fan. She died at the age of 75. The author's legal name was "<mask> Morrison". She changed the spelling of her birth name to "<mask>" when she became a rock critic and editor. Her books were published as "<mask>ly-Morrison" from 1994 to 2007.The first books to be published as simply "<mask>" were Ungrateful Dead and the Rennie Stride novels. The author decided to use different versions of her name rather than an invented pen name because she wanted to make a distinction between her Celtic fantasy novels and the murder mysteries. Following a 1999 split with her publisher, Kennealy-Morrison decided to start her own publishing house, Lizard Queen Press, and to self-publish novels and non-fiction. The Beltane Queen was supposed to be the next Keltiad novel. Ungrateful Dead: Murder at the Fillmore was the first book to be published on the Lizard Queen Press imprint. Rock chick: A girl and her music and Tales of Spiral Castle: Stories of the Keltiad are both on LQP. The first in a series of murder mysteries set in the turbulent world of 1960s rock & roll is Ungrateful Dead: Murder at the Fillmore.The main character in Ungrateful Dead is Rennie Stride, a rock reporter/detective, and her boyfriend, Turk Wayland, an English lead guitarist. The series is full of rockworld dish and attitude, created by someone who was not only there. Go Ask Malice: Murder at the Royal Albert Hall is a novel in the Rennie Stride series. Murder on the Good Ship Rock&Roll is the most recent in the series. The Keltiad Blackmantle: A Triumph is a novel and Tales of Aeron The Copper Crown is a short story. "Rock Around the Cock" was written by Evelyn and Ann. 358–373.The Faces of Fantasy is a collection of photographs. The Crusade of Fire: Mystical Tales of the Knights Templar was written byTerri Windling. "The Last Voyage" was written by Katherine Kurtz.

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title: Veda Scott

texts: <mask> is a professional wrestler. She has wrestled for a number of American independent promotions, including Ring of Honor, Shimmer Women Athletes and Absolute Intense Wrestling. She is the current IWS World Women's Champion and wrestled in Canada and Japan. <mask> made his professional wrestling debut in May 2011. They were defeated by Daizee Haze in their first recorded match. At Girls Night Out 4, <mask> lost to Cherry Bomb in a wrestling match. In the second half of 2012 Gregory Iron employed <mask> as his legal counsel, and they helped him implement a stipulation that he, the "Handicapped Hero", could only be pinned with a count of four instead of the standard three.Iron and <mask> defeated The Batiri to win the AIW Tag Team Championship. They were known to have won and defended their title through devious means, and thus racked up successful title defenses against various teams, including the Batiri, Youthanazia, and the Old School Express. On June 30, 2013, Hope and Change lost their titles to the Batiri. <mask> won the main event ladder match against Addy Starr, Athena and Crazy Mary Dobson at Girls Night Out 8 to get a shot at the women's title. <mask> lost their main event championship match against Allysin Kay at Girls Night Out 10. <mask> lost the title to Kay again. The feuding between <mask>'s tag team with Iron began in November of last year.<mask> defeated Iron in the main event steel cage match at Battle of the Sexes. <mask> made his debut for Shine Wrestling at the Shine 1 Internet pay-per-view, where they defeated Kim. <mask> made their debut for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling at the tapings of the One Night Only Knockouts Knockdown pay-per-view, where they lost to Gail Kim. <mask> joined the Shimmer Women Athletes when they wrestled an un-aired tag team match before the DVD tapings of Volume 41 and Volume 42. They lost a singles match to Taylor Made in <mask>'s first aired match for Shimmer. <mask> won their first victory after Saraya Knight was disqualified. Daizee Haze and Delirious trained <mask> in Ring of Honor's wrestling academy.<mask> played the role of a backstage interviewer for the rest of the year, including on the television episodes. In addition to their interviewing duties, <mask> began working as a commentator for female wrestlers in the Ring of Honor. <mask> was taken hostage by the group S.C.U.M., who only released him after agreeing to a deal for matches featuring S.C.U.M. The next episode will have a match with the ROH roster. <mask> helped prevent interference from S.C.U.M. at the Supercard of Honor VII internet pay-per-view. During S.C.U.M. The ROH World Title match was won by Jay Briscoe.<mask> interviewed MsChif on the April 6, 2013 episode of ROH Wrestling, who had just lost for the first time since her return. Ms Chif sprayed mist into <mask>'s face. <mask> promised revenge on the May 25 episode of ROH Wrestling. <mask> had their first televised match for ROH and lost to Ms Chif. <mask> began managing R.D. in January. Evans bragged about his win streak, which he dubbed the "New Streak", as a part of the storyline, she would put him in match with jobbers in order to win easily. <mask> pinned Bordeaux after a back-drop driver at the "Michael Bennett's Bachelor Party" pay-per-view.At Best in the World 2015, <mask> was acting as Alexander's manager after Alexander attacked Moose who <mask> had previously managed. On December 2, 2016 Ring of Honor announced that <mask> requested their release from their contract. <mask> was noted to have wrestled in Canada for the NCW Femmes Fatales, where they defeated Mary Lee Rose. <mask> lost to Yuhi in their first match in Japan. <mask> made their debut for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling at the tapings of One Night Only Knockouts Knockdown pay-per-view, where they lost to Gail Kim. <mask> lost to Gail Kim in the One Night Only: Knockouts Knockdown 2. <mask> lost to Rosemary on April 22, 2016 in the One Night Only: Knockouts Knockdown 4.<mask> made her IWS debut on August 5, 2017, at Scarred 4 Life, where she was defeated by Kath Von Goth in the inaugural IWS Women's Title Three Way. The first IWS Women's Championship international contest, held at White Eagle Hall in Jersey City, as part of GCW's The Collective, was won by Addy Starr. <mask> defeated Addy Starr to win the IWS World Women's Championship. <mask> was part of the commentary team for AEW's Women's Tag Team Cup Tournament: The Deadly Draw, which began on August 3, 2020. She joined the commentary team after the tournament. <mask> graduated from the University School of Law in 2012 after studying law during her professional wrestling debut in 2011. She was an editor at the law review.<mask> is vegetarian. She uses she and they pronouns. <mask> is engaged to Mike Bailey. Family Wrestling Entertainment FWE Women's Championship was won with Gregory Iron DDT Pro-Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship. There were 43 of the best 50 female singles wrestlers. Sports people from Providence, Rhode Island and professional wrestlers from Rhode Island are references.

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title: Al Beadle

texts: <mask> V was an American architect. Case Study Apartment #1, a three-unit apartment development in Phoenix, AZ, was designed by <mask> and was part of the Case Study House program. For his influence on desert modernism, <mask> has been rediscovered for his stylish mid-century residential housing stock. The output of <mask> is consistent with the work of Mies van der Rohe, Richard Neutra and the postwar steel-frame houses. Trained in construction during World War II as a Seabee, <mask> moved to Phoenix in the early 1950s and built a variety of commercial and residential projects, including an entire housing development called Paradise Gardens. He was charged with practicing without a license because of his lack of an architectural license. He refused to accept the license the state of Arizona wanted to give him.One of <mask>'s lawyers pointed out that another local architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, was also practicing without the proper credentials. <mask> had to get the required number of hours in order to take the test. A retired architect from New York formed a firm in Phoenix so that he could get the hours before the test. <mask> took the state's test and passed. <mask> received three awards from the A.I.A., American Steel Institute. His work has been featured in many publications. The best 50 houses in the last 25 years were selected by the Architectural Record House Award."The Best Record Houses of the Last 25 Years" is a hard cover book. Major works are in Phoenix, Chicago, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, San Diego and Albuquerque. "Who's Who in America, 1978" and "Who's Who in the World, 1982" contain the bio-sketch. The tallest high rise in Phoenix was designed and built by him when he was 37. The Arizona State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design held an exhibit on <mask> Beadle in 1993. <mask> received a distinguished service award. 1950 Beadle Home #1 Minnetonka, Minnesota, 1950 Beadle Home #2 Minnetonka, Minnesota, 1951 Beadle Home #3 Phoenix, Arizona, and 1951 Royal Palm Villa, Phoenix, Arizona are all works by Beadle.Three Fountains Apartments, Phoenix, Arizona 1963, Roman Roads Apartments, Phoenix, Arizona 1963, Executive Towers, Phoenix, Arizona 1963, Beadle Home #11, Phoenix, Arizona 1963, The Boardwalk Apartments, Phoenix, Arizona 1963, 1963. The guest house would eventually become the Beadle house. In 1978 <mask> split the lot and designed a home for himself and his family. The Shelar family bought it from <mask>. The office is on 12th Street in Phoenix, Arizona. Metro Centre Office Building is located in Albuquerque, New Mexico and the Novak Home is located in North Phoenix, Arizona.

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title: Charles C. Johnson

texts: <mask> is an American far-right political activist and public figure. A self-proclaimed "investigative journalist", <mask> is often described as an internet troll and has been involved in the proliferation and spread of multiple fake news stories. The websites Got News.com, WeSearchr.com, and Freestartr.com were all owned by <mask>. He wrote two books. <mask> received a scholarship to high school. He graduated from the college in 2011. He received two awards at college, the Eric Breindel Collegiate Journalism Award and the Publius fellowship.According to the book TheContrarian, Peter Thiel <mask> has a long-standing relationship with the Silicon Valley financier and Trump backer. <mask> was involved in the creation of a story about the U.S. There are prostitutes in the Dominican Republic. The women who made the allegations later admitted they had been paid by a local lawyer to make the claims. <mask> published an article in The Daily Caller that claimed that Newark's mayor and senatorial candidate never lived in Newark. The neighbors of Booker's alleged address were cited in the article. Booker's communication director dismissed <mask>'s allegations as laughable after Booker's campaign provided a reporter with rental checks and other documents.According to Booker's campaign, he lived there before he was elected Senator. <mask> said that Booker may have paid rent but did not live in Newark. The New York Times reporter was arrested for exhibitionism and posed for Playgirl. A January 22, 1990 article in The Daily Princetonian, which was later revealed to be satirical, was the source of <mask>'s Playgirl claim. <mask> apologized. <mask> told the ABC news affiliate that he knew where the plane was. The airplane was on its way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.He told reporters that he needed the funding to go there. On June 30, 2014, <mask> published a story on GotNews accusing Mississippi senator Thad <mask> of trying to bribe African-Americans to vote for him in the Mississippi Senate Republican primary. The story came a few days after <mask>ran won the election. Stevie Fielder told <mask> that he was paid by <mask>ran's campaign to bribe black Democrats into voting for him. The pastor was paid by <mask> for his statements. Fielder said that he had been speaking hypothetically, that he had turned down the offer, and that <mask>'s recording of his interview had been edited. During the election, <mask> encouraged his followers to flood a <mask>ran campaign conference call and accused the <mask>ran campaign of being responsible for the suicide of a Mississippi Tea Party leader.During the Ferguson unrest, <mask> published the account of shooting victim Michael Brown and stated that the account "shows a violent streak that may help explain what led to a violent confrontation with Police officer Wilson". <mask> is trying to get Brown's juvenile records released. In Brown's home state of Missouri, the records of minor offenders are private, but <mask> argued that the matter was of public interest. The court disagreed. The State Supreme Court of Missouri denied <mask>'s request to unseal the records. The addresses of two The New York Times reporters were published by <mask> during the unrest. According to the New York Times, the reporters only revealed the street where Wilson once lived.The article "A Rape on Campus" about the alleged gang rape of a University of Virginia student named "Jackie" was published by Rolling Stone in December of last year. The article was not real. The wrong photo was used in the selection of photos that <mask> used. On May 24, 2015, <mask> asked his followers for donations to help him take out Black Lives Matter activist DeRay Mckesson. The tweet was taken as a threat by McKesson. Several users reported <mask> for harassing them. <mask> claimed in his lawsuit that he had a First Amendment right to free speech.<mask>'s lawsuit was struck down by the California Superior Court. In February of last year, <mask>'s website GotNews.com claimed that deputy chief of staff Katie Walsh was the source behind a bunch of leaks in the White House. A Michigan man was wrongly accused of being responsible for the car attack in Virginia that killed and injured anti-racism protesters. The Michigan man was advised by police to flee his home after receiving a number of death threats. The Michigan man and his father filed a defamation lawsuit against <mask>. <mask> and GotNews agreed to pay a total of $29,900 to settle the lawsuit. <mask> published a story about a soon-to-launch anti-Trump website called PutinTrump.org.In private, the story was forwarded to Donald Trump Jr. Business Insider speculated that <mask>'s story on Got News may have marked the beginning of Donald Trump Jr.'s and the Trump campaign's back-channel contact with Wikileaks. "About 2 hours after our original article, we got a repeat of our discoveries", <mask> wrote. Guess which big leaks organization reads Got News and We Searchr? Let's work together. It was a match made in heaven. We can take down Hillary together.In August of last year, <mask> brokered and attended a meeting in London between a Republican and a hacker. On December 11, 2017, <mask> wrote on his Facebook page, "<mask> and I are going to end the career of a U.S. Senator. <mask> said he uncovered a sexual harassment lawsuit against Schumer. The lawsuit was a forgery. The real sexual-harassment complaint against <mask> was copied in the forged lawsuit. The matter was referred to Capitol police by Schumer.The charge of Holocaust denial was leveled by <mask> in 2017: "I do not and never have believed the six million figure." Matthew Gaetz brought <mask> to President Donald Trump's State of the Union Address as a guest of Florida, the national director of the Anti-Defamation League cited these statements, along with <mask>'s website WeSearchr having raised more than $150,000 for the legal defense of neo The two books written by <mask> are called Why Coolidge Matters and The Truth About the IRS Scandals. The books were published in the same year. In June of 2015, <mask> filed a $66 million defamation lawsuit against the website for publishing rumors that he defecated on the floor while a student at the college. The suit was dismissed in January of 2016 <mask> settled with the estate of Gawker.On October 18, 2021, more than two years after the death of Jeffrey Epstein, <mask> decided to discuss his boss and mentor Steve Bannon's relationship with the pedophile and human trafficker. After leaving the White House, Steve Bannon met with a number of people. This was when <mask> was being managed. <mask> told Rolling Stone that Bannon was interested in emulating Jeffrey Epstein's operation and viewed him as both a rival and a spy. <mask> claims that he declined the introduction offered by Bannon, but continued to work under him. <mask> stated in a Rolling Stone piece that he shifted his loyalties from Donald Trump to Joe Biden after the presidential election. Three websites, all of which were founded by <mask>, are no longer active.The alt-right news website GotNews was created by <mask>. The site went offline without warning. Got News filed for bankruptcy in May. GotNews' total liabilities are between $500,000 and $1 million according to the petition. WeSearchr was created by <mask> in 2015. <mask> claimed that he didn't intend the site to become a platform for alt-right causes. Andrew Anglin, founder of The Daily Stormer, used the website to raise money to defend himself against a lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of a woman who was trolled by his followers.The site was designed to crowd-fund bounties on reporting goals. <mask> said he used the site to get money for information he already had. The site closed in May. Freestartr collected funds for white nationalist Richard B. Spencer, Tommy Robinson, and others. Freestartr stopped accepting funds in the summer of 2018. In a New York Times Magazine article, <mask> was revealed as a secret co-owner of Clearview. There are links to Crowdfunding platforms, Living people, Alt-right writers, 21st-century American non-fiction writers, and American male journalists.

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