title: William Zeckendorf

texts: <mask> was a prominent American real estate developer. He developed a significant portion of the New York City urban landscape through his development company, which he purchased in 1949. <mask>'s development projects were designed by I. M Pei and Le Corbusier. The son of a hardware store manager was born to a Jewish family in Paris, Illinois. When he was three years old, his family moved to New York City. He dropped out of New York University to work at his uncle's real estate company. He left his uncle's firm to work for a small New York building manager.A site along the East River between 42nd Street and 48th Street was Career Zeckendorf's most notable property acquisition. In December 1946, Wallace Harrison and Nelson Rockefeller bought the site from him for $8.5 million and John D. Rockefeller Jr. donated the land for the United Nations Headquarters. The Chrysler Building is in New York's Times Square. The Robie House was purchased by him before he transferred ownership to the University of Chicago. The Mile High Center is in downtown Denver and the Place Ville Marie is in downtown Montreal. Zeckendorf and Arthur Rubloff were partners in the development of a stretch of Michigan Avenue. The Rubloff Company was eventually acquired by a different company.Following the successful debut of Disneyland, the real estate tycoon and his company were involved in theme park investment. C.V. Wood, who helped build Disneyland as a Disney employee and then developed theme parks in Colorado, Massachusetts, New York and Texas under his own Marco Engineering company, came to know Zeckendorf. The Marco Engineering parks were enjoyed by <mask> and his company. Wood built Freedomland U.S.A. on the land that had been owned by <mask>. The property was located in the Bronx. <mask> and his son were involved in various layers of management of the park, which lasted just five years. The theme park, unknown to the public at the time, served as a "placeholder" for the land to obtain variances that allowed the construction of the world's largest co-operative housing project known as Co.In the book Freedomland U.S.A.: The Definitive History, Zeckendorf's ownership of the land is documented. Zeckendorf entered into a deal to purchase 20th Century-Fox's project to develop its historic backlot in Los Angeles, California, into a proposed Century City. The studio was in dire need of money and had suffered a string of expensive flops. The project, conceived under the direction of Edmund Herrscher, the studio's director of property development, was announced the first week of 1958. There were rumors that developer Zeckendorf would purchase 20th's interest in the project in order to take over the project. In March, it was announced that construction would begin on the new headquarters for Welton Becket, the chief architect on the project. Zeckendorf hired a New York public relations executive to help with the project.The Los Angeles publicist Charles A. Pomerantz was contracted by McCrary to come up with a campaign and execute it. Pomerantz hired a young publicist and asked the other publicist in the firm for suggestions. He would call friends in the press to assess their attitudes. There was skepticism that the project would ever be built. <mask> was brought in because 20th did not have the money, but apparently <mask> was unable to deliver even the $53-million purchase price. The California papers had already given a lot of publicity to Century City and any more coverage would be re-hash in which they were not interested. Pomerantz went for the plan after Thorne reported that the only way to restore credibility was to begin construction.To begin to "break ground" for the Becket building, Thorne asked if there was any small building they could demolish with a bulldozer. There was a tin shack that was expendable and he would make it available, as well as the bulldozer. The vice-president of the company, <mask>, Jr., also approved. It should be a large affair with the mayors of Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, and Santa Monica, as well as politicians and the Southern California press. The project would be launched by breaking a bottle of champagne on the shack before it was demolished. Mary Pickford was secured for that task later. It was symbolic, since construction did not actually start, but no one said that it was very successful.The Los Angeles Times covered the event in great detail. <mask> had to make per day penalty payments to Fox because he didn't have enough money. In 1960, <mask> solved his problem by partnering with Alcoa in a joint-venture relationship to finally build Century City. The studio's conception of Century City as a city within a city was embraced by the new owners. The first movement from traditional industry into real estate investing was marked by this joint-venture, which marked an increasing interest by large corporations with land "surplus" in order to create housing communities, industrial parks and office buildings. <mask> was the epitome of glamorous real-estate dealmaking, which included developing Roosevelt Airfield, where Charles Lindbergh began his flight, and helping to advance and develop Long Island University. <mask> was able to use his dealmaking skills to acquire or build projects for which he lacked the funds, but in time the under-funding caught up with him and his company crashed in a spectacular bankruptcy.Zeckendorf 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 They had two children, <mask> Zeckendorf Jr. and Susan Zeckendorf Nicholson. They later divorced and she married a music critic. He had a second wife who died in 1968. He married the widow of Harold L. Bache. He married Louise Betterly Malcolm in 1975. <mask> Zeckendorf died of a stroke on September 30, 1976, at his residence on 65th Street and Park Avenue.References include L'Enfant Plaza Place Ville Marie Roosevelt Field shopping mall.

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title: Ray Hilborn

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texts: <mask> is known for his work on natural resource management in the context of fisheries. He is a professor at the University of Washington. He advises several international fisheries commissions and agencies on a wide range of topics. More than 200 peer-reviewed scientific papers have been authored by <mask>. Quantitative fisheries stock assessment was written by <mask>. The Ecological Detective: Confronting Models with Data was published in 1997. He wrote Overfishing: what everyone needs to know with <mask>.The Wildlife Society award for best paper in fish ecology and management was shared by him and Carl Walters. They were together in 1976. The Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada wrote about adaptive control of fishing systems. The Volvo Environment Prize was shared by him and Daniel Pauly. He is a member of the Royal Society of Canada. The Ecological Society of America's Sustainability Science Award was given to him in 2011. He received the International Fisheries Science Prize in South Korea.According to a news release, the award recognized his 40-year career of research and publication in support of global fisheries science. His current and past research interests include "Bayesian analysis of decision making in natural resources, adaptive management of renewable resources, the dynamics of the Serengeti ecosystem in east Africa, the role of hatcheries in management of Pacific salmon, and the ability of institutions to learn from experience, statistical methods." Hilborn and Walters investigated the ways in which dynamic models can be used to manage fisheries in order to maintain states of optimum equilibrium. They looked at the effectiveness of using the Ricker and Beverton-Holt models to estimate the potential yield of future generations. The use of historical data becomes more unreliable as it gets older due to the fact that the parameters of the control system are often either varied or uncertain. Natural mortality and spawning rates as well as the effects of human fishing as a predator-prey relationship are variables. The original models were modified with various new formulae to create alternative models in order to achieve more accurate predictions.They identified a series of alternative harvesting experiments that would be certain to discriminate between the alternative models. <mask> wants to identify how to best manage fisheries to provide sustainable benefits to human society. The Ram Legacy database provides estimates of status indicators such as biomass, fishing mortality rates, and associated reference points, and is the most robust source of fishery status. <mask> asserts that there is no single solution and that what is appropriate for one community for a specific species may be totally different for another species or community. The President of the University of Washington was accused of having a conflict of interest in the conduct of his research about the effects of fishing on the health of fish populations. The seafood industry gave undisclosed research and consulting funding to Dr. <mask>. <mask> was cleared after a formal investigation by the University of Washington.In October of last year, the assistant administrator for fisheries wrote an open letter to the journal Marine Policy about a published paper co-authored by Tony J. Pitcher which suggested the U.S. exports to Japan a significant amount of seafood products from illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing. The authors' claims about U.S. seafood exports to Japan are not supported by the methodology used to make them. The article was officially withdrawn by the editor of Marine Policy in September 2019. A revised version of the article was published a month later. The same issue was published by <mask> et al. The revised paper's estimates are not substantiated by any known facts from the fishery. Pitchers et al.They said that instead of relying solely on public information supplied by the fishery, they had used "necessarily confidential sources (over 120 interviews) which described the procedures being used in laundered 27 IUU fish products". <mask> published "Of mice, fishermen, and food" in the Journal du Conseil. "Fisheries success and failure: The case of the Bristol Bay salmon fishery" was written by <mask>. <mask> was the author of "Faith-based Fisheries". <mask>, <mask>, talks about moving to sustainable by learning from successful fishers. "Uncertainty, Resource Exploitation, and Conservation: Lessons from History" was written by Ludwig D, Hilborn R and Walters C. "Defining success in fisheries and conflicts in objectives" was written by Hilborn.Prince J and Hilborn R did a survey for the Californian Sea Urchin Fishery Advisory Committee. <mask> said research in fisheries management: who decides who pays and how much. <mask> R, Smith T, Botsford LW, Mangel M, Orensanz J, Parma A, Rice J, Bell J, Cochrane KL, Hall S, and Kirkwood GP were all involved in the study. Ocean and Coastal Management, 47. An investigation shows that a prominent American fisheries scientist took millions of dollars in funding from fishing industry groups without publicly disclosing it. The University of Washington and the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences concluded that <mask> did not violate their disclosure policy. 20th-century Canadian zoologists and marine biologists.

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title: Brian Little

texts: <mask> is an English football manager and a former player. <mask> has been the manager of a number of teams, including Hull City, Rochdale, and Jersey. He was a versatile forward who spent his entire playing career at Villa. He was a substitute for England against Wales in 1975. After leaving school in May 1969 <mask>on in the latter final, as well as helping the club climb from the Third to First Division in the early part of the decade. He retired at the age of 26 due to a knee injury. <mask> was having a medical at Villa's local rivals. His transfer was canceled because of this. He was a prolific partner with Andy Gray.In 2007, <mask> was named as one of the 12 founding members of the Villa Hall of Fame. Although his playing career was over, <mask> remained on the payroll as a youth team coach. Tony Barton was sacked in the summer of 1984 and <mask> became the first-team coach of Wolves. <mask> was appointed interim manager of Wolves on August 31, 1986. At the end of the blackest spell in the club's history, he was appointed. He was in charge of the start to the 1986–87 season. <mask> was hired by Bruce Rioch as a first team coach.Like Wolves, the club narrowly escaped bankruptcy. As the club's form improved and they were promoted to the First Division in the 1988–89 season, little was an important part of the club's coaching staff. After the season ended, <mask> left the Ayresome Park coaching staff and became the manager of Darlington. They were bottom of the Football League. They were promoted back into the League at the first time of asking after being demoted to the Conference National. The Fourth Division championship was won by <mask> and Darlington in 1990. By this time, bigger clubs were interested in <mask> and in June 1991 he was appointed as the replacement for Gordon Lee.<mask> was seen as the right man to turn the club's fortunes around after they avoided being demoted to the Third Division. The winners of the promotion playoffs secured a place in the new premier league at the end of 1991. They beat Cambridge United in the semi-finals and were drawn with Rovers in the final. Their promotion hopes were dashed when Mike Newell, a formerLeicester player, scored a penalty which took the Lancashire side into the new league. In the new Division One, at the end of the 1992–93 season,Leicester qualified for the playoffs again. They overcame Pompey in the semi-finals but lost to Swindon in the final. They fought back to bring the score to 3–3 but it was too little, too late.In 1993–94,Leicester won their third consecutive play-offs with a 2–1 win in the final against Derby County. <mask> returned to Villa in 1994. In their first season in the premier league, they were demoted to second from bottom, with just six league wins. After the departure of Lennie Lawrence, <mask> was linked with a return to the club as manager, but the job went to Bryan Robson. In the first season of the premier league, Aston Villa finished runners-up. They were at the foot of the division when <mask> arrived. <mask> was successful in keeping Villa in the top flight after a 1–1 draw with Norwich City on the last day of the season.Villa made a large number of new signings between November 1994 and August 1995 including Gary Charles, Ian Taylor, Mark Draper and Savo Miloevi, as well as young players like Mark Bosnich and Ugo Ehiogu, who were getting more first team chances. The 1995–96 season was a success at Villa Park, as the new look team gelled well. The club reached the FA Cup semi-finals, won the Football League Cup and finished fourth in the league. Yorke had established himself as a potent goal scorer. Villa qualified for the 1997–98 competition after finishing fifth in the league, despite being knocked out in the first stage. The next manager of the club was John Gregory, who turned around the club's fortunes after three years. They finished the season with a place in the cup.The appointment of <mask> as manager of the club was approved by the club's supporters. Poor performances led to the side being demoted to the Second Division after moving from the Victoria Ground to the Britannia Stadium. The only goal was to return to the First Division in 1998–99. They won 14 of their first 20 matches and were on top of the division. Their form completely fell away after Christmas and they finished in 8th position. The worst result in <mask>'s twelve years in management was a 2–0 loss against Millwall. "I have tried my best and the disappointment is very hard to take," <mask> said in July 1999.I hope the supporters understand that it's best that I leave. The 1999–2000 season was <mask>'s last as manager of West Bromwich Albion. The club had been outside the top division since 1986, but <mask> was unable to revive their fortunes. In January 2000 the promising Italian player Enzo Maresca was transferred to a team that was fighting to stay in the league. Gary Megson replaced <mask> in March 2000 after just eight months in charge. <mask> was appointed manager of Hull City just one month after leaving the Hawthorns. The landlord of Boothferry Park, a former tennis player named David Lloyd, locked the tigers out of the park because of huge debts.By the end of the 2000–01) season, Hull had been saved from extinction by new owner Adam Pearson, and the club's future looked brighter. They lost to Leyton Orient in the semi-finals of the Division Three playoffs. In 2001, after the dismissal of Peter Taylor, media reports suggested that <mask> was going to be approached byLeicester City about a possible second spell as manager, but the job went to Dave Bassett. Hull City appeared to be on its way to promotion from Division Three. Under <mask>'s successor, Jan Mlby, the club's fortunes slipped dramatically and they could not even finish high enough for a play-off place. In October 2003 <mask> returned to management with the team who were in Division Two. His first season with the club was a success.They were fighting for survival when he took over. They reached the quarter finals of the FA Cup and climbed up to eighth place by the end of the season. He was the Second Division manager of the month in April 2004. In his first full season as a manager, he guided Tranmere to a third-place finish in League One, but they lost in the playoffs to miss out on promotion. At the turn of 2006 they were facing a battle to stay in the league. Due to the club's poor finishing position in League One, he left the club by mutual consent on May 5, 2006 <mask> returned to management with Gillingham and Port Vale.<mask> took over at Wrexham in November 2007, replacing <mask>. The club was in the bottom half of the table with five games to go. They were demoted to the Conference on April 22, 2008. <mask> promised to revive the club's fortunes after signing a two-year contract. The title favourites in the eyes of the bookies were defeated by a 5–0 margin. After a run of poor results, Wrexham were left in the middle of the table battle and only kept two clean sheets all season. <mask> left Wrexham after a 3–0 home defeat against Rushden & Diamonds.<mask> was appointed manager of Gainsborough Trinity on August 28, 2009. Following the recent dismissal of manager Steve Charles and the resignation of his coaching staff, the club moved to appoint him. <mask> wouldn't take charge of the away fixture against Farsley Celtic after it was announced that he wouldn't take over from Adie Moses until 7 September. Despite having a large squad of experienced players, Trinity narrowly avoided being demoted to the Northern Premier League during the 2010–11 season, despite picking up many players from the Football League and other ex-League players. After one win and two defeats in the opening weeks of the season, <mask> was sacked as manager of Trinity and replaced by Steve Housham. <mask> was appointed as the Jersey FA's Director of Football in November of 2014. The islanders won the Muratti Vase Final for the first time in four years in May.When Reilly stepped aside in early 2016 <mask> was appointed to replace him. <mask> won the Muratti in May 2016 but stepped down as manager the following month and reverted to his position as Director of Football. Football League Cup: 1974–75, 1976–77, as a player, and as a manager. The managers of Villa F.C. The players are from Darlington F.C. Football managers from England and players from Gainsborough Trinity F.C. The managers of Hull City.Leicester City F.C. is managed by managers. Managers living in the Premier League. F.C. is run by managers. The managers of West Bromwich Albion. The managers of Wolves F.C. Managers A.F.C. Managers.

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title: Tim Scott

texts: <mask> is an American politician and businessman. He was the junior United States senator for South Carolina. <mask> was appointed to the U.S. Senate by Haley. He was re-elected to a full term in 2016 after winning a special election. <mask> was elected to the United States House of Representatives in 2010. <mask> was a member of the Charleston County council from 1996 to 2008 and was a member of the South Carolina General Assembly from 2009 to 2011. <mask> is the first African-American to serve in both chambers of Congress.He is the seventh African-American to have been elected to the Senate. He is the first African-American senator from South Carolina, the first African-American senator to be elected from the Southern United States after the end of Reconstruction, and the first African-American Republican to serve in the U.S. Senate since Edward Brooke left in 1979. <mask> was born in North Charleston, South Carolina, and his parents divorced when he was 7. He was raised in poverty with his mother working 16-hour days to support his family. His older brother is in the U.S. Army. <mask> graduated from R.B. The high school is called Stall.He graduated from Charleston Southern University in 1988 with a Bachelor of Science degree in political science and attended Presbyterian College from 1983 to 1984 on a partial football scholarship. <mask> attributes his decision to enter public service to his time in the Palmetto Boys State program. Career <mask>, who owns an insurance agency, worked as a financial adviser. <mask> ran in a February 1995 special election for the Charleston County Council at-large seat, which was left vacant by the election of the mayor of North Charleston. <mask> received 80% of the vote in the white-majority district as a Republican. Since the late 19th century, no black Republican has ever been elected to an office in South Carolina. <mask> lost to Robert Ford in South Carolina's 42nd Senate district.<mask> won reelection in 2000 in white-majority districts. He was reelected with 61% of the vote in 2004. Tenure <mask> was the chairman of the council in 2007. He was in favor of posting the Ten Commandments outside of the council chambers. <mask> nailed a King James version of the Commandments to the wall after the county council unanimously approved the display. The American Civil Liberties Union and Americans United for Separation of Church and State challenged this in federal court. After an initial court ruling that the display was unconstitutional, the council settled out of court to avoid accruing more legal fees.<mask> said "whatever it costs in the pursuit of this goal is worth it." Charleston County, South Carolina was sued by the US Department of Justice for discrimination under the Voting Rights Act because its council seats were based on at-large districts. DOJ tried to negotiate with county officials. In 2000 the African-American minority in the county made up 34.5% of the population. For a long time, they were unable to choose any candidates. Europeans made up 61.9% of the population. The majority of voters in 1989 approved electing members by at-large seats.<mask>, the only African-American member of the county council, said of this case and the alternative of electing council members from single-member districts: I don't like the idea of segregating everyone into smaller districts. The only way for African-Americans to have representation is to vote, according to the Justice Department. My people don't think that's true. According to the Department of Justice, <mask> was rejected as a candidate for the council by voters in black precincts in the county. The lawsuit said that because of the white majority, "white bloc voting usually results in the defeat of candidates who are preferred by black voters." If the county seats were divided into nine single-member districts, blacks could be a majority in three districts. The case was won by the Department of Justice.The at-large method of electing the Charleston City Council was replaced by a districting plan. The former method was found to violate the Voting Rights Act by the federal court. Tom Dantzler decided to retire after being elected to the South Carolina House of Representatives. <mask> won the Republican primary for the South Carolina House of Representatives with over 50% of the vote, defeating Bill Crosby and Wheeler Tillman, who were supported by Nicolas Muzin. He became the first Republican African American State Representative in more than 100 years when he won the general election. Boeing chose South Carolina as a site for manufacturing because of the state's right-to-work laws, according to Tenure <mask>. <mask> earned a B and a score of 80 out of 100 in the South Carolina Club for Growth's scorecard.His stands against higher taxes were praised by the South Carolina Association of Taxpayers. <mask> entered the election for lieutenant governor but switched to run for the 1st congressional district after Republican incumbent Henry Brown announced his retirement. The 1st district is based in Charleston, and includes the northern 1/3 of the state's coastline. <mask> received 32% of the vote in the June 8 Republican primary. Thurmond was second with 16%. The son of a former governor was third in the vote. A member of the Charleston County School Board.There were five other candidates with single-digit percentages. <mask> and Thurmond went to a second round of voting on June 22. <mask> was endorsed by the Club for Growth, various Tea Party movement groups, former Alaska Governor and Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin, Republican House Whip Eric Cantor, former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee, and South Carolina Senator and Minuteman Project founder Jim DeMint. He won every county in the district. According to the Associated Press, <mask> "swamped his opponents in fundraising, spending almost $725,000 during the election cycle to less than $20,000 for his November opponents". He defeated Ben Frasier in the general election. <mask> and Allen West of Florida became the first African-American Republicans in Congress since 2003 when J. C. Watts retired.<mask> is the first black Republican elected to Congress from South Carolina in 114 years. <mask> won the general election against Rose in 2012 despite not being in the primary. Tenure <mask> did not want to join the Congressional Black Caucus. <mask> co-sponsored a welfare reform bill in March of 2011 that would have denied food stamps to families if a family member was participating in a labor strike. The National Labor Relations Board has the power to prohibit employers from relocating to punish workers who join unions or strike. Government agencies shouldn't be able to tell private employers where they can run a business. <mask> described the legislation as a commonsense proposal that would fix a flaw in federal labor policy and benefit the national and local economies.The relocation of a Boeing production facility from Washington state to South Carolina was opposed by the National Labor Relations Board. <mask> advocated for federal funds for a Charleston harbor dredge project, stating that the project was not an example of wasteful government spending. He said the project was in the national interest because larger cargo ships could use the port and jobs would be created. <mask> was in favor of including a balanced-budget amendment in the debt ceiling bill. Before voting against the final bill to raise the debt ceiling, <mask> and other first-term conservatives prayed in a congressional chapel. He joined the rest of the South Carolina congressional delegation in voting No after receiving divine inspiration for his vote. <mask> was appointed to two committees by the House Republican Steering Committee.He relinquished his other assignments after being appointed to the Committee on Rules. The Committee on Rules Subcommittee on Rules and the Organization of the House U.S. Senate appointed <mask> on December 17, 2012 to replace retiring Senator Jim DeMint, who had previously announced that he would retire from the Senate to become. <mask> is the first black senator from South Carolina. He was one of three black people. It was the first time since 2010 that a senator retired after succeeding Barack Obama. He is the first black senator from the South since Reconstruction. <mask> was the only African-American senator during the two periods.They were the first black senators. News media reported that <mask> and other politicians were on Haley's short list to replace DeMint. As a minority female, Haley said it was important to her that <mask> earned the seat. The results he has shown earned him this seat. <mask> ran for the final two years of DeMint's term and won. He supported Senator Ron Johnson's legal challenge to the U.S. Office of Personnel Management's ruling. <mask> was reelected to a full term in office.The Club for Growth endorsed him. <mask>, Booker, and Harris introduced a bill to make lynching a federal hate crime. <mask> was one of 16 senators who voted against legislation preventing a partial government shutdown and containing over a billion dollars for barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border. <mask> delivered the Republican response to the Joint Address to Congress. <mask> voted against creating an independent commission to investigate the Capital attack. "I plan to run for reelection, but that will be my last one, if I run," <mask> said in August 2019. A bill on race and police reform was drafted by Justice Act Scott."Not surprising the last 24 hours have seen a lot of 'boy' or 'you're being used' in my mentions," he wrote. Increased federal reporting requirements for use of force and no-knock warrants were included in <mask>'s Justice Act. Penalties for false police reports have been increased. Police departments that allow chokeholds should not get funding. Penalties for failing to use body cameras are included in the grants. A database of police discipline records is created. It was a federal crime for lynching.The Justice Department was directed to provide training on deescalation tactics. Democrats wanted restrictions on qualified immunity in the bill. Nancy Pelosi said Republicans understand that there is a need to get something done. ... They admit that and have some suggestions that are worthy of consideration, but they were trying to get away with George Floyd's murder. Dick Durbin apologized to <mask> after he called the bill token. Two Democrats and one Independent senator who caucuses with Democrats broke with the party to support <mask>'s bill, but ultimately Democrats used the filibuster to block it; it received 55 of the required 60 votes.Committee assignments Current Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Protection Subcommittee on Housing, Transportation, and Community Development (Chairman) Subcommittee on Securities, Insurance, and Investment Committee on Finance Subcommittee on Energy, Natural Resources, and Infrastructure Subcommittee on Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Growth He is a partner in a real estate company. <mask> is a Protestant. He said that Steven Furtick's song The Blessing was the reason he made it through the disease. He is a member of a large evangelical church in Charleston, as well as a former member of that church's board. <mask> believes that a Balanced Budget Amendment and the FairTax should be implemented to reduce federal spending and taxes. <mask> thinks theAffordable Care Act should be repealed.He said that the U.S. health care is one of the best in the world, that people all over the world come to study in American medical schools, and that Americans are able to choose their insurance, providers, and course of treatment. <mask> supports an alternative to the ACA that he believes will keep benefits while controlling costs and limiting non-economic damages. <mask> cosponsored the Health Insurance Tax Relief Act, which delayed the Health Insurance Tax for two years. Earmarks <mask> doesn't like. <mask> supports infrastructure development and public works. He does not agree with the restrictions on deepwater oil drilling. The opportunity zone was proposed in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.<mask> is pro-life. He supports adult and cord blood stem cell research, but not taxpayer-funded embryonic stem cell research. He doesn't like assisted suicide and same-sex marriage. Immigration <mask> supports federal legislation. He supports harsher penalties for employers who hire illegal immigrants. English is the official language of the government and new immigrants are required to learn English. He does not support a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants.A bill was introduced by Labor Scott that would deny food stamps to families if a family member was participating in a labor strike. <mask> believes early withdrawal of the military from Afghanistan would benefit Al-Qaeda. He thinks the U.S. should aid pro-democracy groups in Iran. The military intervention in Libya was opposed by <mask>. In response to attempts by China to purchase US tech companies, <mask> was one of nine cosponsors of a bill that would broaden the federal government's ability to prevent foreign purchases of U.S. firms. <mask> was one of 36 Republican senators who signed a letter to preserve the North American Free Trade Agreement. <mask> urged the Senate to hold hearings on police body cameras.<mask> was one of 22 senators who wrote a letter to President Donald Trump urging him to withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement. <mask> has received over $540,000 in political donations from oil, gas and coal interests. <mask> did not support the nomination of Ryan Bounds. The nomination was effectively killed by the Circuit Court of Appeals. His decision was based on Bounds's "bigoted statements he made as a student in the 1990s." McConnell dropped the nomination after Marco Rubio joined him in opposing it. <mask> was against the nomination of Thomas A. Farr for a federal judgeship.African-American voters were accused of suppression by Farr. According to a 1991 memo from the Department of Justice, Farr was the primary coordination of the 1984 'ballot', which sought to suppress black voters. He coordinated several 'ballot security' activities in 1984, including a postcard mailing to voters in predominantly black precincts that was designed to challenge voters on election day. <mask> said the Republican Party was not doing a good job of avoiding the obvious potholes on race in America. According to the Wall Street Journal, Democrats would see Farr's defeat as avindication of their most underhanded and inflammatory racial tactics. In a letter to the Wall Street Journal, <mask> said the publication was trying to "deflect concerns" about Farr's nomination. <mask> acknowledged that racism is real in response to the Unite the Right rally.It is alive. <mask> said that while Trump initially "rejected hatred, bigotry, and racism" in his speech, he later changed his mind. We want to see clarity and moral authority from our president. When Tuesday happens, the moral authority is compromised. I'm not going to defend the indefensible. <mask> said that Trump was receptive to listening after he was invited to meet with him. He had reflected on what he's said, on his intentions and the perception of those comments which were not exactly what he intended.<mask> called on Trump to stop attacking demonstrators after George Floyd's murder. <mask> said that those are not constructive. I'm thankful that we can talk. If you engage the President with the facts of the issue, he will listen, because there is a constructive way to have a dialogue with a nation. Trump deleted his retweet of supporters chanting "White power" after <mask> advocated it. There is a list of African-American Republicans in the United States.

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title: Wanderlei Silva

texts: <mask> is a Brazilian-American mixed martial artist who has competed in Japan's Pride Fighting Championships and the American-based Ultimate Fighting Championship. He has the record for the most wins, knockouts, title defenses and longest winning streak in PRIDE history. He won the 2003 PRIDE Middleweight Grand Prix Tournament. He competed for Bellator MMA in two divisions. <mask>'s aggressive style is based in street brawling, refined with elements of Muay Thai and kickboxing which he began learning at the age of 13 in his hometown Curitiba. He rose up in the ranks after joining the Brazilian army as a late teen. He was asked to join the Vale Tudo school.<mask> won fight tournaments in his age group. <mask> developed scar tissue around his eyes as a result of fighting in vale tudo. <mask> knocked out Dilson Filho with a right elbow in his first professional match on 1 November 1996, in the Brazilian Vale Tudo Fighting organization. He fought in BVF, BVF 10 on July 1, 1997 against Marcelo Barbosa, who submitted due to a shoulder injury. <mask> fought in four International Vale Tudo Championship events from 1997 to 1999. He won five of these matches byKO/TKO, with his only loss being the result of a cut against Artur Mariano in the IVC 2 show on 15 September 1997. Though <mask> dominated Mariano with punches and knee strikes, the cut above <mask>'s left eyelid and opened back up several times, partially because <mask> continued to use the cut side of his head to impose many headbutts on Mariano over the course of the match.The doctor saw the cut several times before the fight ended. In the IVC 10 show on 27 April 1999, <mask> won the promotion's cruiserweight belt with a submission win over Eugene Jackson. <mask> earned the nickname "The Axe Murderer" after this fight. <mask> knocked out Todd Medina with Muay Thai knees at the Meca World Vale Tudo event in 2000. <mask> entered the UFC on October 16, 1998 against Belfort at UFC Brazil: Ultimate Brazil. The match lasted 44 seconds and ended with <mask> being knocked down against the cage by Belfort's punches then being stopped by the referee. At UFC 20 in 1999, <mask> knocked out Tony Petarra with his knees.On April 14, 2000, <mask> fought for the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship, but was defeated by a unanimous decision. <mask> competed in the Pride 7 event in 1999 against Carl "Malenko". <mask> used his strength to control Malenko from the ground, demonstrating his grappling expertise, coming very close to securing a guillotine choke and a rear-naked choke during round one, in addition to landing many powerful knees from the clinch. <mask> dominated Malenko en route to a decision victory. <mask>'s career in the organization would be set in motion by this dominance. <mask> won eighteen-straight fights in PRIDE from 1999 to 2004, except for a draw against Mirko Cro Cop and a no contest against Gilbert Yvel. <mask>'s reputation as a formidable MMA fighter grew as 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<mask> fought Sakuraba for the first time at Pride 13 - Collision Course. <mask> won via a knee and soccer kick. At Pride 17: Championship Chaos on 3 November 2001, <mask> defeated Sakuraba for the second time to win the Pride middleweight title. Sakuraba was forced to withdraw from the fight after the first round due to a broken clavicle. The two fought again on August 10, 2003 at Pride Total Elimination, part of the PRIDE Middleweight Tournament. <mask> knocked out Sakuraba with a two punch combination. <mask> and Jackson faced off at Pride Final Conflict in November of 2003<mask> delivered seventeen consecutive knees to Jackson. Pride's 2003 tournament champion was <mask>. On October 31, 2004, the two fought again. Jackson knocked <mask> down at the end of the first round and mounted him. In round two, <mask> caught Jackson with a counter right hand and followed up with knees from the thai clinch, successfully defending the Pride middleweight championship with the win. In Japan, <mask> gained his reputation as a fighter who has never been defeated by a Japanese opponent, leading to a trend of Japanese fighters being arranged by Pride to face him. <mask>'s five-year streak of 18 wins, 13 knockouts was broken by Mark Hunt at the Pride Shockwave 2004 event.Hunt won the match by split decision. Some felt that the judges didn't consider <mask>'s performance in rounds two and three, as well as Hunt's weight, when making their decision. The fight was taken on two days notice by <mask>. <mask>'s 2004 campaign earned him Fighter of the Year honors from the Wrestling Observer Newsletter. <mask>'s former status as PRIDE Middleweight Champion first came under debate and criticism after he lost the tournament to his teammate, Mauricio "Shogun" Rua. The loss, by unanimous decision in the tournament's semi-finals, was <mask>'s first defeat in a middleweight match in Pride; however, since it was not a title fight and held under special rules due to the grand prix format (2 rounds instead of 3), <mask> was still recognized Arona and <mask> were scheduled to face off at the Pride Shockwave 2005 event on December 31, 2005.Charles Bennett was unconscious in the locker room just minutes before <mask>'s fight. Bennett knocked <mask> down unconscious with an elbow strike. <mask> won the fight by split decision despite the incident. Dream Stage Entertainment announced on 18 May 2006 that <mask> would replace Fedor Emelianenko in the Open Weight Grand Prix. The metal implant in Emelianenko's hand wouldn't allow him to fight because he wasn't in good enough shape. <mask> received a first round bye and fought in the second round at Pride Critical Countdown Absolute because he was a champion. <mask> defeated Fujita by knockout in the first round of the Open Weight Grand Prix.On July 8, 2006 at UFC 61: Bitter Rivals, UFC president Dana White announced that <mask> would face Chuck Liddell in a UFC event in November if Babalu did not win at UFC 62. The fight ended up being won by Liddell. The fight did not happen because talks dwindled. <mask> <mask> was knocked out by Mirko Cro Cop in their second match at the Pride Final Conflict Absolute. <mask> Cop struck him in the head with a left kick. On 21 October 2006 at Pride 32: The Real Deal, <mask> issued his challenge to Chuck Liddell to a fight inside a Pride ring in February, when the promotion returned to Las Vegas, however Dana White stated that the fight would not be happening, citing <mask>'s recentKO loss to At Pride 33: The Second Coming, held in Las Vegas, Nevada, <mask> put his Pride middleweight title on the line against Dan Henderson.Henderson knocked out <mask> with a left hook in the third round to become the new middleweight champion. <mask> was denied the ability to participate in Pride 34 due to medical suspension by the Nevada State Athletic Commission which made this his last Pride appearance. <mask> was under Pride rules at 205 pounds. On 17 August 2007, the UFC announced that they had signed <mask> <mask> to compete in the organization and that he would return to the UFC on December 29, 2007. UFC President Dana White announced that Chuck Liddell would be <mask>'s opponent for his return match. The long-awaited match happened on December 29, 2007, with <mask> losing to Liddell by a unanimous decision. <mask> said after the fight that he wanted to give the emotion for his fans and promised that he would deliver a win.He earned the title of "Knockout of the Night" at UFC 84 in Las Vegas on May 24, 2008, when he knocked out Keith Jardine at the 36 second mark of the first round. <mask> countered with a combo that dropped him. <mask> finished the fight with ground strikes. At UFC 92, Wanderlei fought a man who had beaten him before in PRIDE. Jackson knocked <mask> out with a left hook in the first round. <mask> wants to face Jackson again in the future. <mask> faced Rich Franklin in a catchweight bout.<mask> lost via unanimous decision to Franklin after a hard fought match. <mask> almost finished the fight in the second round

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title: Wanderlei Silva

texts: when he hit Franklin hard with punches. Franklin dropped <mask> three times in that round, each time with a singular strike. <mask> underwent facial surgery to repair his nose, which was broken during <mask>'s second fight with Cro Cop, and to remove scar tissue from above his eyes to avoid bleeding, and he will be out of action until 2010. He was able to breathe through a blocked nose after the surgery, which increased his oxygen intake by 30%. Joe Rogan said that Wanderlei looked like a completely different person after his facial surgery. <mask> made his debut in the UFC on February 21, 2010.During the fight, <mask> came back with a flurry of punches at the end of the first round, a tight guillotine choke in the second, and a right hook in the third. After three rounds of fighting, <mask> was awarded the unanimous decision victory and his first victory in almost two years. He was slightly favored going into the fight as it was widely speculated that he was hesitant to fight toe-to-toe after being knocked out by Dan Henderson in UFC 100. <mask> told the audience that he had bad moments in his life. Good moments will come if you believe in God and work hard. Raphael Cordeiro was <mask>'s previous trainer. "Wanderlei's a great opponent."He got the decision because he was knocked out at the end. <mask> was supposed to face Akiyama at UFC 116. <mask> broke three ribs during training and had to pull out. Akiyama would be fighting Chris Leben. After defeating Akiyama with a triangle choke in the third round, Leben called out <mask> saying "Come on Wanderlei, I'll take you out too" in his post fight interview. <mask> said that he was a good opponent. Dana White has not considered a <mask> fight happening anytime soon.<mask> had knee surgery in July of 2010 and his doctors said he would need at least 4 months to return to training. He wouldn't be fighting in the octagon again until early 2011. <mask> was going to face Brian Stann. <mask> was replaced on the card by a returning UFC veteran after he voiced his reluctance to face Stann. On 4 April 2011, the UFC announced that <mask>'s next opponent would be Chris Leben with the two scheduled to meet at UFC 132 on 2 July 2011. 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The fight was stopped by the referee after Le was stunned, bloody and fell to the ground. After the press conference, Dana White said that Cung was taken to the hospital. The second fight between Belfort and <mask> was supposed to take place on June 23, 2012 at UFC 147, but Belfort had to withdraw due to a broken hand. <mask> faced Rich Franklin in a catchweight.At UFC 99, Franklin defeated <mask> in a unanimous decision. Despite <mask> nearly finishing Franklin in the second round, the result was the same when the pair met for a second time at UFC 147, where Franklin again won by unanimous decision. <mask> wants to either fight a catchweight bout at 198 pounds or a light-weight bout. I'm very hungry at middleweight. I'm doing weight training and shadow boxing. I'm on vacation now, but I'll be back next year. At UFC on Fuel TV 8, <mask> faced Brian Stann.The fight was notable because it was <mask>'s return to the Saitama Super Arena, where Pride FC ran most of its shows. 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Dana White stated that the fight had to be moved back because <mask> injured his hand and back during a brawl with Sonnen that took place during filming of the show. <mask> was pulled from the fight entirely after he failed to submit an application to fight in the state of Nevada, as well as his refusal to undergo a random drug test and was replaced by Vitor Belfort. On 10 June, it was reported that Chael Sonnen failed a drug test and would not be allowed to fight on the UFC 175 card, as a result of the failed drug test, Sonnen announced his retirement from the sport the following day.<mask> was given a lifetime ban and $70,000 fine by the Nevada State Athletic Commission after he refused to submit to drug tests. The lifetime ban imposed on <mask> by the Nevada State Athletic Commission was overturned in May 2015. The UFC apologized for their "fight-fixed" in January of 2016 He was released from his UFC contract. He was able to do what he wanted with his career. <mask> competed in a tag team grappling match with Kiyoshi Tamura and Hideo Tokoro at an event on 17 April 2016 for a startup regional promotion. The official result was a draw.In July 2016 it was announced that <mask> would return to mixed martial arts competition in Japan as part of a 16-man openweight tournament. <mask> was scheduled to face Mirko Cro Cop in a trilogy bout in December. <mask> withdrew from the bout due to an injury. <mask> signed a multi-fight contract with the organization. The lifetime ban handed down by the Nevada State Athletic Commission was reduced to three years. He was able to return to work on 25 May. <mask> would still be able to compete at Indian Casinos and in Japan.After four years away from the sport, <mask> made his Bellator debut against Chael Sonnen in the main event at Bellator NYC. <mask> was unanimous in his decision. <mask> will face Jackson in a fourth match on September 29th at Bellator 206. He lost the fight in the second round. <mask>'s contract with Bellator expired in September. <mask> is famous for his brutal, relentless style of Muay Thai, which was described as being "feral" and carrying "a terrifying ferocity". His main strength on the ring is his offensive striking skills, which allow him to overwhelm his opponents with hooks, knee strikes, soccer kicks and stomps, as well as willingly taking any countershot in order to continue landing his own hits.In his prime, he is very skilled in using low kicks and effective jabs. Depending on the ruleset, <mask> was known for his use of headbutts. His grappling skills were initially thought to be inferior to his striking skills due to his preference for ground and pound. <mask> and his wife have a son. He has a child from a previous relationship. <mask>'s father, Holando Pinheiro <mask>, died in a car accident in Brazil. <mask> became an American citizen in April of 2016<mask> moved back to his hometown of Curitiba in Brazil after living in the United States for many years. <mask> expressed a wish to donate his brain for research after he admitted to having symptoms consistent with chronic traumatic encephalopathy. Sem Coleira, a Portuguese biography book about <mask> was published in October 2020. There is a mixed martial arts training organization headed by <mask> <mask>. It was founded in Las Vegas in 2009. There are several famous MMA Instructors at the Las Vegas location, including Pete Martin and Michael

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title: Suzy Lake

texts: An American-Canadian artist based in Toronto, Canada, she is known for her work as a photographer, performance artist and video producer. Identity, beauty, gender and aging are topics that <mask> explores using a range of media. She is a feminist and a political activist. <mask> was born on June 24, 1947. She studied fine art at Wayne State University and Western Michigan University. She became involved with the anti-war and civil rights movements during this time. The Detroit Race Riots took place in 1967.<mask> and her husband fled to Canada to escape the Vietnam War draft. As a result of the Quiet Revolution, she found herself in Montreal. <mask> earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in 1980. <mask> was given the title Professor Emerita when she retired in 2008. <mask> Lake As Patty Hearst", a project <mask> made in collaboration with Bill Jones.Cindy Sherman cites <mask>'s photo- performance as an influence on her work. <mask> has 25 portfolios of her artwork. Politics of gender, identity and beauty are dealt with. She creates art to express how she relates to what people think she is. She uses her photographs, videos, and performances to draw attention to social constraints. <mask> explained in an interview that she uses herself in her art to understand social restrictions for women. <mask> uses art to represent herself.Detroit influenced her earlier On Stage photos. <mask> wanted to make work to reverse that when she photographed herself as a wife and mother. In Montréal, <mask> observed a marked power difference between genders, and she stated that women have a glass ceiling. <mask> introduced a new vision of beauty by showing her older body in her portfolio. <mask> lived in Montréal for about ten years. She was a teacher at the Montreal Museum School. She was involved in the early conceptualist art scene there.<mask>'s work was influenced by photo-based artists who were using the camera to represent an idea rather than documenting reality. <mask> began to focus on the subject of identity during this time. In her series of photographs entitled A One Hour (Zero) Conversation with Allan B., she is the subject as the camera records her expression at various intervals of a candid conversation with a friend. <mask> used white face make-up to emphasize her expressions. She invited her friends and family to look at the photographs that represented her personality. The influence of the political climate of the 1970s on <mask>'s work was noted in an interview. She stated that she is a feminist, but that her politics began in human rights issues, civil rights, the FLQ in Quebec and race issues in the States.In 2006 Roberta Smith of the New York Times compared her work to that of Cindy Sherman; however, Thomas Micchelli, reviewing the feminist collection of the Vienna-based Verbund AG for Hyperallergic.com asserts that <mask> was an influence on the latter in school. Sherman invited <mask> to exhibit in a Hallwalls show in New York in 1975, after the two artists were close in the 70s. <mask> stopped appearing as the subject of her work in the mid 1980s as she focused on more direct forms of camera activism. A series of photographs she created in collaboration with the Teme-Augama Anishnabai Band of Bear Island to bring greater public awareness to their land claim is one of her notable works from this period. <mask> is focusing on aging the female body. She exhibits her work all over the world. <mask> was the subject of a comprehensive retrospective exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario.She received a photography award. Galle Morelcurated a survey exhibition at the RIC in Toronto as part of the Contact Photography Festival. There is a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. She received the Governor General's Award in the visual and media arts. There is a photography award. She has been represented by a number of galleries. <mask> is represented by Georgia Scherman Projects, Toronto, Solway Jones Gallery, Los Angeles, and Galerie Donald Browne, Montréal.Concealment/Revealment by Hallwalls Gallery, Buffalo, NY, is one of the catalogues. Chris Knudsen and Robert Walker were associated with the book "Suzy Lake: Life and Work". Caught in the Act: An anthology of performance art by Canadian women, Faking Death: Canadian art photography since 1955, and From the Center: Feminist Essays on Women's Art were all published in 2005.

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title: Josh Lewsey

texts: <mask> was an English rugby union player who played for England and the British and Irish Lions. Lewsey was a British Army officer. Lewsey was born in London to Welsh parents and spent most of his childhood in the rural village of Sarratt. He obtained special permission to take his final exams in Australia after graduating from the University of Bristol, where he lived in the same hall of residence as three-time Olympian Iain Percy. He received a Doctor of Laws from the university in 2009. <mask> was commissioned as a troop commander into the Royal Artillery after graduating from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. He quit his commission after two years of combining the Army and rugby career.He was a rugby player for the Amersham and Chiltern Rugby Football Club as well as being a student at the school. He was selected for the senior team after playing in the Colts side. He made his England debut in the U19s against Italy. <mask> combined his studies with playing for Bristol. He returned to London Wasps at the age of twenty one after completing his degree. He won his first England caps against New Zealand and South Africa. He scored a try in the final of the Tetley's Bitter Cup in 1999 as a member of the successful Wasps side that won 12 trophies.He scored a try against Northampton in the 2000 final after spending the morning at Sandhurst with his platoon on routine room inspection, block cleaning and parade drill. Four of his 12 trophies were at Wasps. <mask> scored two tries in the 2003 final and one in the 2008 final. In 2004, and 2007, he played in the finals. After a good run of form with the national team, he scored 11 tries at the 2007 Middlesex 7s to help Wasps win their first title since 1993. He was the tournament's top try and points scorer. <mask> decided to retire from Rugby at the end of the 2008/09 season.He did not make the British & Irish Lions team for the tour to South Africa in 2009. <mask> was a member of the England Sevens team that won the Hong Kong Sevens in 2002. He played in the 2002 Commonwealth Games for England in sevens over the national team's tour of Argentina. <mask> made his England home debut in the 2003 Six Nations Championship after an injury. He scored in a win over Italy. He scored the first try in the next game against Scotland and was a part of the Grand Slam winning side. The tests against New Zealand and Australia were a key part of the tour.He was the first choice full-back. He played in the 2003 World Cup winning squad and scored five tries. He was selected for the New Zealand tour of the British and Irish Lions. He scored two tries in the first five minutes against Bay of Plenty. <mask> was seen as a key player for the Lions despite their poor results. Lewsey was part of the England team at the 2006 Six Nations. Lewsey played in every game in England's quest to retain the Rugby World Cup in 2007.He scored a try in England's 14–9 victory over France. He picked up a injury just before the half-time break and was unable to play in the final. His last game for England was the semi final. <mask> was not selected for the England squad to compete in the 2008 Six Nations. He was called up for the England squad in 2008 but not selected to play. On December 10, 2009, <mask> announced his retirement from international rugby to concentrate on his club career, ending his time in the England set-up, which spanned more than 10 years and claimed 55 caps with 22 tries scored. <mask> decided to represent England because he had received a call-up from them first, even though he had qualified to play for Wales.His mother and father are both from the same area. <mask> had interests outside of rugby. He completed his degree in 2005. He set up a leadership development and business consulting firm that looked to apply performance lessons from sport and the military into business. <mask>'s autobiography was released on February 5, 2009. He joined the company as a management consultant. <mask> joined Citigroup Global Markets in 2011.After a year in the role he undertook a review of the division's structural trading model and was offered the role of Head of Business Advisory Services. <mask> was the People Advisory Services Leader in Asia-Pacific. He took up the position of Interim CEO at the Cornish Pirates in March of last year, having spent several years outside the world of sport. Lewsey pressed the need for the club to "represent its community" and "harness the power of the identity of Cornwall". <mask> was appointed Head of Rugby at the Welsh Rugby Union. Lewsey embarked on a new strategy after a comprehensive review which included the establishment of School-Club Hubs to safeguard the future of rugby in Wales. There were 43 schools participating in the scheme by September.Most secondary schools in Wales had an increase to 93 by the second year. He resigned due to personal reasons which prevented him from dedicating himself to the position full-time. <mask> was given the summer off from rugby in 2006 and spent time climbing in the Himalayas reaching the base camp of K2. He didn't tell his club about the expedition as he was sure they would object. <mask> and his friend were unsuccessful in their attempt to summit Mount Everest via the North Col route. When breathing apparatus failure caused them to abandon the ascent, they were within 500 feet of the summit. Lewsey admitted that he had never felt so scared as he watched the two climbers attempt to descend.<mask> interview at Southwesttrains.co.uk is one of the External links.

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title: Red Smith (sportswriter)

texts: Walter Wellesley "<mask><mask> was an American sports writer. Over the course of his journalistic career, <mask> influenced an entire generation of writers. He won the Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1976. <mask> was called the greatest sportswriter of the two eras. On September 25, 1905, <mask> was born in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The home games of the National Football League's Packers were held at Green Bay East High School. <mask> enjoyed hiking, hunting, and fishing as a child.<mask> graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 1927. <mask> wrote at least 100 letters to newspapers asking for a job after graduation. He was picked up by the Milwaukee newspaper. <mask> was a sports writer for the St. Louis Star. <mask>'s writing was so beloved and respected because of his humorous and literate style. <mask> worked at the Philadelphia Record for nine years after he left St. Louis. <mask> joined the New York Herald Tribune after 18 years.His column, "Views of Sports", was syndicated and widely read, cementing his reputation with the Herald Tribune. <mask> wrote three or four columns a week for about 300 newspapers in the United States and about 30 foreign nations. <mask> became a writer after the Herald Tribune folded. He was hired by The New York Times at the age of 66 and wrote four columns a week for the next decade. Baseball, football, boxing, and horse racing were some of the sports <mask> wrote about. He disliked basketball and hockey and often wrote about his passion for fly fishing for trout. Many of <mask>'s fishing stories were written in a self-deprecating manner and he often spoke of how embarrassingly bad he was at it.One of <mask>'s columns earned him the second Grantland Rice Memorial for outstanding sportswriting. He wrote in a journalistic style and avoided cliches. <mask> received many awards while he was with The New York Times. He won the Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1976, citing his commentary on sports for many other years. The Baseball Writers' Association of America bestowed the J. G. Taylor Spink Award on <mask> and Harold Kaese in December 1976, during ceremonies at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in New York. The Associated Press gave him the first Red Smith Award for outstanding contributions to sports journalism. <mask> was sought after as an editor or adviser by dictionary and thesaurus publishers because of his writing abilities and command of the English language.<mask>'s famous quote is "open a vein and bleed." You open a vein and bleed. In 1946, sports writer Paul Gallico wrote, "It is only when you open your veins and bleed onto the page a little that you establish contact with your reader." In 1949, Walter Winchell wrote, "<mask> was asked if turning out a daily column wasn't quite a chore." <mask> was dead-panned by 'Why, no'. You sit at the typewriter and open your veins. Muhammad Ali was a strong critic of Muhammad Ali <mask> until late in his career.<mask> wrote "Squealing over the possibility that the military may call him up, Cassius makes himself as sorry a spectacle as those who have never served in uniform." "If they fought a dozen times, Joe Frazier would whip Muhammad Ali a dozen times; and it would get easier as it went along", <mask> commented on Ali's first professional defeat. Ali won both times, once by a unanimous decision and once by a TKO. <mask> admitted before their final match that Ali was a great fighter and a great man. <mask> was married twice. Catherine died in 1967. <mask> and Weiss were married in 1968.The couple lived in Connecticut and Martha's Vineyard. <mask> had two children, five stepchildren, six grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren at the time of his death. The New York Times, CBS News, PBS, The Huffington Post, and NPR employed <mask>'s son, who went on to be a journalist. The younger <mask> won two awards. His first and second awards were for his coverage of people who lived near nuclear power plants. <mask>'s writing style changed during the New York Times years. He believed that his columns were too long and took too long to get to the point.He became more cynical in his beliefs due to the fact that he had gone out of his way to justify owners' treatment of players in the past. The International Olympic Committee was denounced as a 19th-century relic by him. <mask> was the first sportswriter to call for a boycott of the Summer Olympics in Moscow. The US wouldn't attend the games in protest of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, according to President Jimmy Carter. The last years of <mask>'s life were in Connecticut. <mask> said on January 11, 1982, that he would cut down to three columns a week. He died of heart failure four days later.<mask> is buried in a cemetery. Red Smith School is in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Red Smith Handicap is a horse race that is run at the Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens, New York. The significance of sports in the American culture was realized by <mask>. He once said that sports is not a play world. I think it is the real world. The people we write about in professional sports are suffering and dying and loving and trying to make their way through life just as the bricklayers and politicians are.Selected works include The Best of Red Smith, <mask>'s Sports Annual Views of Sport Out of the Red, and Strawberries in Winter.

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title: Robert Bemborough

texts: The leader of the Montfortist group during the Combat of the Thirty was Sir <mask>. The battle took place during the battle for control of the duchy between the House of Blois and the House of Montfort. He was killed in the battle. The battle was well-known. Chroniclers depicted Bemborough as a model of chivalry. The Montfortist group controlled Plormel. English knights supported the Montfortists.He was challenged to single combat by Jean de Beaumanoir, the captain of the nearest stronghold. According to the chronicler Jean Froissart, the fight between the two leaders became larger when <mask> suggested a combat between twenty or thirty knights on each side, a proposal that was enthusiastically accepted by de Beaumanoir. They agreed to fight in a field near an oak tree. <mask> is supposed to have said, "Let us right there try ourselves and do so much that people will speak of it in future times in halls, in palaces, in public places and elsewhere throughout the world." "The saying may not be authentic, but it teaches us what Froissart thought", says Huizinga. It's not clear if <mask> was English or German. His name is spelled in many different ways and his identity is a mystery.It is called "Brandebourch" and appears as "Bembro" and "Brembo". Sometimes his first name is <mask>. Historians have doubts about whether he was a German knight. The 19th-century writer, Harrison Ainsworth, took his cue from the Breton language version of the name, "Pennbrock", and decided that his actual name was the English "Pembroke". "Penn-brock" is a derogatory nickname for him because it sounds like the phrase "badger-head". He argued that he was probably English. According to the Dictionary of National Biography, he could have been Sir Richard Greenacre of Merley, and that he may have derived his name from the town.According to the chronicles of the war associated with English knights, a family of the name Bembro served in Brittany. As a family using that name appears in local records for the period, Brush believes that he was probably from the town. <mask> was killed at the battle. There were six dead on the French side and two on the English side after several hours of fighting. Both sides agreed to a break for refreshments and bandaging of injuries. <mask> was killed after the battle resumed. The Anglo-Breton group was defeated by the German warrior Croquart.Arthur de La Borderie gave a dramatic account of <mask>'s death. He died at the hands of a squire and his friend, who were defending Beaumanoir from the arrogant "Bembro", who had just vowed to capture him. I challenge you in his name, you'll soon feel the tip of my spear. He hit Bembro with a blow to the face and then speared him under the skull. While his companions belabour de Keranrais, the English leader makes a desperate effort to rise and seek his opponent, who in turn launches his axe into his chest. Bembro is dead. Du Bois exclaimed, "Beaumanoir, my dear cousin whom God preserves!"Where are you? Art Thou Avenged! Both <mask> and Beaumanoir are portrayed as ideal representatives of chivalry, who fight for honour and glory rather than personal gain. La Bataille de Trente Anglois et de Trente Bretons depicts <mask> as the leader of a band of foreign brigands and Beaumanoir as a heroic defender of the people. This version was used in popular culture. It became the French nationalist version of the Combat. Pierre Le Baud standardised this version in his History of the Bretons, in which Richard Bambro is portrayed as a soldier animated by a desire to avenge the death of Thomas Dagworth.His control of Plormel is distinguished by "rapacity and cruelty" and a "brutality, a ferocity all his own" according to de La Borderie's Histoire de Bretagne. His opponent de Beaumanoir challenged him after receiving desperate victims of his brutality. Beaumanoir's men at the Combat have just deserts for the arrogant <mask>. An alternative point of view is portrayed in the novel SirNigel, in which Bemborough is a hardy knight who accepts the combat as an honorable means to continue the fight after a truce has been declared. "A dry, hard, wizened man, small and fierce" is how the author describes the character of Bambro. He says that he was "hated in the country where he raised money for the cause by putting every parish to ransom and maltreating those who refused to pay", but that he approached the battle in a purely chivalrous spirit. They shook hands before the battle.He was killed by Du Bois after he failed to close his visor properly, allowing de Keranrais to thrust his spear through the gap. There were English military personnel killed in action in the 13th century.

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title: Rory Fallon

texts: A New Zealand former professional footballer who played predominantly as a forward is namedRory <mask>. He has played for a number of different teams, including Scunthorpe United, Yeovil Town, Aberdeen, Bristol Rovers, and Swindon Town. He scored 6 goals and was capped by New Zealand 24 times. He played in the 2010 and 2016 Nations Cup for his country. He was raised in Gisborne. Kevin managed New Zealand for four years in the 1980s. He retired from football.After moving up through the club's training programme, he became a professional in 1999. When he suffered a stress fracture of his foot, he was unable to regain his place in the first-team. A number of impressive performances against them with Barnsley caught the eye of Andy King, who signed him for an undisclosed fee by Swindon Town in November 2003 He scored a number of important goals after breaking into the team, including an overhead kick from the edge of the box to secure a point against Bristol City. In the 2004–05 season, he was on the bench a lot. He scored on his debut when he was at Yeovil Town. He missed the first two games of the next season because of the red card he received for kicking the Terriers defender.After Sam Parkin was sold in the summer of 2005, he was given more opportunities to play. The second highest fee ever paid by a Welsh club was paid by him when he joined the team. He scored 13 goals in 48 appearances in a productive year. The Championship side paid £300,000 for <mask> on January 19th, 2007. It had been difficult for <mask> to get into the team. He was without a competitive goal at Home Park until January 2008, one year after he signed for the club. He had four goals for the Pilgrims.In the year 2007, he continued to be a regular on the bench, but he also continued to believe that he could become a first team regular, even rejecting a move to League One side Southend United in January 2008. After seven straight defeats, the Pilgrims finally got their first win of the season on September 29, 2009, when <mask> scored the winning goal. In Argyle's next game, <mask> scored the opening goal and they won 2–1. On the opening day of the 2010–11 season, <mask> played the full 90 minutes and was 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- He went on a short loan to Ipswich Town in November. In August of 2011, he signed a one-month contract with Yeovil Town after a short trial and played in all five of their games. He signed a two-year deal with Aberdeen.His performances in the Scottish Cup were notable. After scoring in Aberdeen's 4–0, 4th round victory over Forfar Athletic, he set up Aberdeen's opener in the 5th round 2–1 win over Queen of the South. In the 2–1 quarter final win against Motherwell, <mask> scored two goals to become the Player of the Round. Although Aberdeen lost the semi-final at Hampden Park 2–1 against Hibs, <mask>'s second half goal went on to be voted the PFA Goal of the Season. After scoring three league goals in 35 appearances, he was released by Aberdeen. In July of last year, the deal was done in time for him to play a part in the second leg of St Johnstone's tie against Norwegian Tippeligaen side Rosenborg. On January 31, the two parties decided to part ways.In February of last year, he joined Crawley Town. In September of 2014, he joined Scunthorpe United. In a 3–2 loss to Oldham Athletic, <mask> scored on his debut. <mask> joined Bristol Rovers on non-contract terms until the end of the season. He made his debut in a 1–0 loss to Stanley F.C. He joined the National League South club in the summer of 2016 In December 2016 his contract was canceled by mutual consent.<mask> joined the National League side on non-contract terms in July of last year. He was a player for Dorchester Town. He chose to represent England at junior level despite being born in New Zealand and having a father who coached New Zealand at the 1982 World Cup. When the eligibility rules were changed, he played international football for England at U16, U17, U18, U19 and U20 levels. In 1998 he was a member of the New Zealand team that competed in the unofficial U-16 World Cup in France. He left for England to be an apprenticeship. New Zealand coach Ricki Herbert said in January 2006 that he might still get a chance to represent New Zealand at senior level.Herbert claimed that the only reason that <mask> wasn't picked was because of the lack of correspondence. He had to be 21 years old before he could change nationalities. It was found that he didn't apply in the 2004 window to change his loyalties. The rule that allows players with dual nationalities to switch their loyalties before their 21st birthday was introduced by FIFA. It was not possible for <mask> to be available for New Zealand. The age limit for changing associations for players who had already played for a country's national team at youth level was removed by the congress. This allowed for the possibility of representing New Zealand again.In August 2009, he was called up to the New Zealand squad for a friendly against Jordan and the crucial two-legged World Cup play-off matches against Bahrain. New Zealand won the match against Jordan 3–1. New Zealand will play in the World Cup for the first time in 28 years after <mask> headed home the only goal just before the half-time break in the second leg of their World Cup qualification match. All three of New Zealand's finals games were played by <mask>. He was recalled to the New Zealand camp after the World Cup play-off loss. He announced his international retirement in November of last year. He worked with the Argyle's under 14 players.The New Zealand national football team had a new assistant manager in October. Club Reference International goals New Zealand score listed first, score column indicates score after each goal. <mask>'s mother is of Mori descent. He has two siblings called Sean and Bianca. The owner of the business sells ice cream for businesses and events. There are links to Gisborne, New Zealand and New Zealand association footballers. The players are from Shrewsbury Town F.C.The players are from Swindon Town F.C. The players are from Yeovil Town F.C. The players are fromSwansea City A.F.C. The players are from the Argyle F.C. The players are from Aberdeen F.C. The players are from Ipswich Town F.C. The players are from St. Johnstone F.C.The players are from Crawley Town. The players are from Scunthorpe United F.C. 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title: Janet Bennion

texts: <mask>n is a professor at Lyndon State College. She specializes in gender dynamics in Mormon fundamentalist communities. One of the world's leading ethnographers is Bennion. She has raised the issue of decriminalization of marriage in a number of forums, including at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. Bennion was born in Vernon, Utah. There is an M.A. in Anthropology at the Utah State University. She received her masters degree in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Utah.She splits her time between her home in Vermont and a cabin in Montana. Bennion received a Dean's Scholarship Award in 1994 for her ethnography, Women of Principle: Female Networking in Contemporary Mormon Polygyny. Bennion was an assistant professor at the Utah Valley University at the time of the book's publication. The Vermont Women in Higher Education Scholarship and the Carol E. Moore Merit Award were given to her by Lyndon State College. She was recognized as an individual of distinction for her latest look at polygamy, Polygamy in Primetime. The variability within fundamentalist polygamist societies in the Intermountain West is examined in the book. Only a few scholars, including Bennion, examined North American polygamy before the last decade.She recorded the experiences of female converts in the Montana Allredite order in her first book, Women of Principle. In addition to using polygamy as a tool for marginalized women to marry and improve their social standing, she found that women in some communities hold positions of religious or political power. They are able to raise their children with minimal supervision by their husband, manage their household, and work in the all important female support networks. Mormon fundamentalism balances the deprivations and difficulties of the lives of polygamous wives with a promise of an afterlife as queens and priestesses. Bennion looked at the lives of women in the LeBaron polygamous group, located in northern Mexico, where she found an interplay of the desert and the social traditions and gender dynamics embedded in Anglo patriarchal fundamentalism. Polygamy in Primetime finds that some Mormon women experience more individual satisfaction within the dynamics of a polygamous family than they could in any other form. Polygamy in Primetime responds to Polygamy's new visibility in the media with an overview of the subject that will appeal to general readers seeking more details than the soap operas of Big Love can provide.She produced the first ethnography of Mormon polygyny in her masters' thesis. She studied the factors contributing to female conversion patterns and investigated the intimacies between co- wives in the holy wedding ceremony which bonds women to each other and to one man. Several chapters in books were contributed by her. She looked at the atrocities following the Texas raid on the YFZ Ranch in her book and anthology. Her analysis of O'Dea's weaknesses in evaluating the experiences of women can be found in another work. The factors causing sexual molestation among Mormon polygynists were evaluated by Bennion. The Polygamy Question was published by Utah State University Press.The University Press of New England published Polygamy on Primetime: Gender, Media, and Politics in Mormon Fundamentalism. The Desert Patriarchy: Gender Dynamics in the Chihuahua Valley was published in 2004. Women of Principle: Female Networking in Contemporary Mormon Polygyny was published in 1998. In Modern Polygamy in the United States: Historical, Cultural, and Legal, there is "History, Culture, and Variability of Mormon Schismatic Groups" and "The Many Faces of Polygamy: An Analysis of the Variability in Modern Mormon Fundamentalism in the Inter The Oxford University Press. "Mormon Women in the 21st Century: A Critical Analysis of O'Dea's Work" was published in Revisiting Thomas O'Dea's The Mormons. The University of Utah Press.Judy Brink wrote " Female Networking as a Factor of Female Status in Mormon Polygyny" in Mixed Blessings: A Study of Women in Fundamentalism. "Abbas Raptus: Exploring Factors Contributing to the Sexual Abuse of Females in Rural Mormon Fundamentalist Communities" was published in The Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table. "My Sister, My Wife: An Examination of Sororal Polygyny in a Contemporary Mormon Fundamentalist Commune" was written by <mask>. There are External links to <mask> at Lyndon State College and Portland State University.

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title: L. J. Smith (author)

texts: <mask> is an American author of young adult fiction best known for her best-selling series The Vampire Diaries, which has been turned into a successful television show. The Vampire Diaries and Night World were both nominated for five awards by the New York Times. <mask> was born in California and 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 Sources say she was born as early as 1959 or as late as 1965, but her reported date of birth is different. She attended Villa Park High School when she was a child. <mask>'s high school English teacher gave her the confidence to write. <mask> studied at the University of California, Santa Barbara.She obtained teaching credentials after attending San Francisco State University. After three years of pursuing writing, <mask> left her job as an elementary school teacher in 1989. <mask> said that she began writing in earnest in elementary school after a teacher praised a horrible poem she'd written. Her first book was published in 1987 and the second in 1990. They were labeled for 9 to 11 year olds and not young adults as <mask> wanted. The Vampire Diaries series was commissioned by the editor of Alloy Entertainment in 1990 and the first novel was written by <mask>. She chose the setting of The Vampire Diaries in Virginia because she has family there and she was inspired by the small towns and lifestyles.The Secret Circle, The Forbidden Game and Dark Visions followed. The first part of the Night World series was published in 1996. <mask> returned to writing in 2008 with a new website and a series of short stories. The Vampire Diaries series was re-released in 2007, followed by The Secret Circle trilogy and Night World series. The Night of the Solstice and Heart of Valor were re-released in 2008. There were three new Vampire Diaries installments. The Vampire Diaries was adapted into a TV series in 2009, as well as The Secret Circle, which became a TV series in 2011.The final volume of The Vampire Diaries was written by <mask>. After a dispute regarding a pivotal plot twist, <mask>'s involvement was terminated by the publisher and the episode was revised by a ghostwriter. Vampire Diaries installments have also been ghostwritten. She was replaced on The Secret Circle series by a ghostwriter. <mask> lived in Concord, California in 1991 and still resides in Northern California with her dog. When her brother-in-law was diagnosed with melanoma, <mask> took a decade-long hiatus from writing. Her mother died of lung cancer.<mask> was diagnosed with polyangiitis in late 2015. Night World: Secret Vampire, Dark Angel, The Chosen, Huntress, Black Dawn, and Strange Fate are Omnibuses. The Vampire Diaries Series The Awakening: Volume I and The Struggle: Volume II were both released in 1991. "An Untold Tale: Blood Will Tell" is a film about Elena's Christmas. The Vampire Diaries: Evensong and Dinner Disaster were published as fanfiction after <mask>'s publisher hired other authors to continue the series. They pick up after the end of the book. They are not considered canon to the main Vampire Diaries series due to their status.

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