title: Bobby Scott (politician)

texts: minimum wage. The "<mask> bill" was co-sponsored by <mask> and Barbara Lee to make it easier for people who had been out of work for 99 weeks. Lee said it was important to put in place a safety net for those still looking for work.We will not allow our fellow Americans to fall by the wayside. We will continue to push for passage of this legislation because it is the right thing to do. <mask> supports gay rights. He voted in favor of the two men. The Hate Crimes Prevention Act expanded the federal hate crime law to cover crimes based on the victim's sexual orientation or gender identity. He voted in favor of the Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal Act. <mask> voted in favor of the Equality Act, a bill that would expand the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.<mask> was against the Bush administration. He said that officials could abuse the power by promoting anti-terrorist security and develop unfair racial profiling. <mask> did not support any of the Bush Doctrine when he voted against the Iraq war resolution in 2002. <mask> was the chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee in the 116th Congress and earned an "A" grade from the Lugar Center's Congressional Oversight Hearing Index. The Death in Custody Reporting Act was introduced by <mask>. The 113th Congress took place on April 9, 2013). The United States Department of Justice would have to collect data about the deaths of prisoners in their custody.Penalties would be imposed on states and territories for noncompliance. It would require federal agencies to report on the deaths of prisoners. <mask> can serve on any subcommittee ex officio as chair of the Committee on Education and Labor. Caucuses Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus Congressional Black

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texts: Caucus Congressional Arts Caucus Congressional Cement Caucus Climate Solutions Caucus Medicare for All Caucus U.S. Senate speculation Senator from Virginia, as her running mate in July 2016 speculation arose about who would be nominated to replace Kaine in the Senate if the ticket win. In August of 2016 the former Governor of Virginia stated that he would like the Governor to appoint <mask> to the seat and that it would be good for the Commonwealth and the Democratic Party. Clinton and Kaine lost the election, but he remained in his Senate seat.On December 15, 2017, Marsheri Everson, a former congressional fellow who had worked in <mask>'s office, made a sexual harassment allegation. <mask> denied Everson's claim. Everson was represented by two attorneys, one of which was known for his involvement in the conspiracy theories surrounding the murder of Seth Rich as well as his alleged involvement in a scheme to pay women to lie about sexual harassment claims against special counsel and former FBI Director Robert Muller. Everson's case against <mask> is still going on. The Washington Post reported on the knowledge of sexual assault allegations against Fairfax. <mask> said that allegations of sexual assault need to be taken seriously. Professor Tyson is a friend and I have known her for a decade.She deserves to have her story heard. In 1986, write-ins received 9 votes. In 1998, write-ins received 772 votes. Independent and write-in candidates received 2,210 votes. See also List of African-American United States representatives List of Asian Americans and Pacific Islands Americans in the United States Congress. Politicians from Newport News, Virginia, Virginia Democrats, Virginia lawyers, Virginia state senators, United States Army personnel, and 21st century African-American

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title: Aliya Mustafina

texts: <mask> was born on September 30, 1994. She is the 2010 all-around world champion, the 2013 European all around champion, the 2012 and 2016 Olympic uneven bars champion, and a seven-time Olympic medalist, tied with Simone Biles for the most Olympic medals in the last 20 years of any women's artistic gymnast. At the 2012 Summer Olympics, <mask> won four medals, making her the most decorated gymnast of the competition and the most decorated athlete in any sport except swimming. She became the first female gymnast since Simona Amnar in 2000 to win an all-around medal in two consecutive Olympics, and the first since 2000 to defend her title in an Olympic apparatus final. <mask> has seven Olympic medals, tying her for the most won by a Russian gymnast. She won medals on every event at the World Championships. She is considered to be one of the best female artistic gymnasts of all time.<mask> was born in Yegoryevsk, Russia, in 1994. Her father was a Greco-Roman wrestler who won a bronze medal at the 1976 Summer Olympics, and her mother is a physics teacher. Her younger sister, Nailya, is a former member of Russia's junior national gymnastics team. The International Gymnix in Montreal was Mustafina's first major international competition. She was second in the all-around with a score of 58.825. She placed second in the all-around with a score of 55.150 at the Stella Zakharova Cup. At the Japan Junior International in Yokohama, Mustafina competed.She placed second in the all-around with a score of 59.800 and second in all four event finals, scoring 14.750 on vault, 15.450 on balance beam, and 14.100 on floor exercise. <mask> helped the Russian junior team finish in first place and win the silver medal in the individual all-around at the 2008 European Women's Gymnastics Championships. She placed fourth on the floor and fourth on the bars in the event

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texts: finals. She competed in the senior division at the Massilia Cup. She placed sixth in the all-around with a score of 57.300, fourth on vault, and second on floor. At the Russian nationals in Bryansk in March 2009, <mask> won the all-around with a score of 58.550. She placed first on balance beam and third on floor, scoring 14.950 and 14.700, respectively.Alexander Alexandrov, the new Russian head coach, lamented the fact that girls of that age can't compete. She placed second in the all-around at the Japan Cup in Tokyo in July and won the senior division at the Russian Cup in Penza in August. At the Gymnasiade competition in December, she won the all-around with a score of 57.350 and went on to place second on vault and first on balance beam. <mask> was unable to compete in the Russian nationals due to an injury he sustained during a training session. She competed in the artistic gymnastics world cup in Paris. She scored 14.500 on the balance beam and 14.500 on the bars. She contributed an all-around score of 58.175 to the Russian team's first-place finish and placed second on the balance beam, scoring 14.<mask> won the all-around competition at the Russian Cup in Chelyabinsk with a score of 62.272. In the event finals, she placed second on vault, first on bars, third on balance beam, and first on floor. She became the first gymnast in 16 years to qualify for the all-around final and all four event finals at the World Gymnastics Championships in October. She contributed an all-around score of 60.932 to the Russian team's first-place finish and won the individual all-around with a score of 61.032. She scored 15.066 on vault, 15.500 on bars, 15.600 on balance beam, and 14.766 on floor. She left Rotterdam with five medals, more than any other artistic gymnast. <mask> competed in the Italian Grand Prix in Cagliari, Sardinia.She won the balance

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texts: beam with a score of 14.700. The American Cup was held in Jacksonville, Florida, in March. She fell on floor exercise in the last event of the competition and finished in a controversial second place with an all-around score of 59.831. At the World Cup event in Paris, she scored 14.433 on vault, 15.833 on bars, and 15.333 on balance beam. She competed at the European Championships in Berlin. She qualified to the all-around final in first place, with a score of 59.750, but tore her left anterior cruciate ligament while competing a Yurchenko vault in the final. She had surgery at Sporthopaedicum in Germany five days later.<mask>'s resume workouts were slow. "Only when we are told that she can proceed with training will we go forward," Rodionenko said in May. It's important to save her for the Olympics. She only did upper body conditioning and rehabilitation on her leg by July. In August, after the Russian team was announced for the World Championships, Rodionenko said, "<mask> really wanted to go to Worlds, her heart and soul are literally crying, 'I can do it!' I'm ready! We don't want to risk costing the Olympics, and her surgeon in Germany said that she can start real training in December.She thinks she's ready. She doesn't know what she will face. She needs to be protected. She hasn't had more than five months to recover from her injuries. <mask> competed at the Voronin Cup in Moscow in December. She finished fourth in the all-around and second on the bars with a score. Alexander Alexandrov said that he was pleasantly surprised by her first meet.She didn't do her full routines and full difficulty, but she tried what she was capable of, and that was enough for me. She was nervous to see how she does after eight months off and how well she could handle the pressure and how her knee would feel. I said, "Well, it seems like you're not very

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texts: nervous, and I'm surprised!" She shook her hands when she said, "Look at my hands, Alexander". Maybe I'm not showing that I'm nervous, but I have butterflies! At the Russian nationals in Penza in March, <mask> competed at 75 to 80 percent. She won the all-around with a score of 59.533 and finished fifth on balance beam with a score of 13.680.She contributed scores of 15.166 on vault, 15.833 on bars, and 13.933 on floor to the Russian team's second-place finish at the 2012 European Championships. She placed second in the all-around at the Russian Cup in Penza with a score of 59.167, behind Viktoria Komova. She placed second on balance beam, scoring 15.000, and first on floor, scoring 14.750, in the event finals. At the end of July, <mask> competed at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. She qualified to the individual all-around final in fifth place with a score of 59.966 and helped Russia to qualify to the team final in second place. She scored 15.700 on the bars and 14.833 on the floor for the final. <mask> contributed an all-around score of 60.266 to the Russian team's second-place finish in the team final.She finished third in the all-around final with a score of 59.566. After tie-breaking rules were applied, <mask> was awarded the bronze medal. Russia had not won a gold medal in gymnastics in 12 years. She placed third in the floor final with a score of 14.900 and won the bronze medal in a tie-breaker. President Rustam Minnikhanov of Tatarstan sent a message to <mask>. Russian President Putin awarded Mustafina the Order of Friendship at a special ceremony in Moscow on August 15. 33 Russian athletes received the award.The Russian team finished first at the World Cup. <mask> earned a 15.450 on beam, 15.500 on bars, 13.600 on floor, and 15.300 on vault to win the all-around title at the Russian nationals. She qualified for the balance beam

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texts: and bars finals in first place, and the floor exercise final in third place, but she withdrew from the bars final to protect her knee. She was part of the Moscow Central team that won a silver medal and finished third in the bars final. The all-around and team titles were won by <mask>. She won gold and silver on balance beam after a fall in the event finals. At the European Championships in Moscow, she fell twice off the balance beam in qualifications and entered the all-around final in fourth place with a score of 56.057.She won the all-around title with a total of 59.032, scoring 15.033 on vault, 15.133 on bars, 14.400 on balance beam, and 14.466 on floor. She won the bars final with a score of 15.300. She also qualified to the floor exercise final in third place, but withdrew and gave her spot to Grishina, who had been left out of the final due to the limit of two gymnasts per country. <mask> and her teammates competed at the Summer Universiade in Kazan, Russia, in July. After she was hospitalized for the flu, her participation was in question. <mask> scored 13.750 on floor, 14.950 on vault, 15.500 on bars, and 15.200 on beam for Russia's first-place finish in the team competition. She qualified to the all-around final as well as the balance beam and floor finals.She won the title with a score of 57.900. She won gold on bars and silver on beam. She fell on her last tumbling pass and finished 9th in the floor final. <mask> competed at the World Gymnastics Championships when she was 19 years old. She had been sick for weeks and was experiencing knee pain before the competition. She fell on her first tumbling pass on floor (two whips into a double Arabian) and crashed her second vault, which caused her to miss the finals in both events. She qualified fifth for the all-around final with a score of 57.165, fifth for the bars and balance beam,


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texts: and eighth for the balance beam.In the all-around final, she finished third with a total of 58.856 (14.891 on vault, 15.233 on uneven bars, 14.166 on balance beam, and 14.566 on floor), behind Simone Biles and Kyla Ross of the United States, but well She finished in third place after scoring 15.033 in the bars final. The new low to high bar transition has a full-twisting Maloney caught in a mixed grip. She won her first world beam title with a score of 14.900. She became the first gymnast in a long time to win a world medal on every event. In her last competition of the year, <mask> helped her team finish second at the World Cup on balance beam. On 3 April, <mask> successfully defended her Russian national all-around title, scoring 14.733 for a double-twisting Yurchenko vault, 14.333 on the bars, 15.400 on balance beam, and 15.100 on floor exercise.She competed at the European Championships in May. She only performed on two events in qualifications because of an ankle injury. She scored 15.100 and 14.233 for the finals. In the team final, she scored 14.700 on vault, 15.166 on bars, and 14.800 on beam, leading an inexperienced Russian team to a third-place finish. She placed third on balance beam with a score of 14.733, and second on the bars with a score of 15.266, in the event finals. Moscow won the team title at the Russian Cup in Penza by five points over the runners-up. <mask> won the all-around with a score of 59.133.She won beam with a score of 15.567 and floor with a score of 14.700, and placed second on the bars with a score of 15.267. At the end of the meet, she was selected to represent Russia at the World Championships in China. <mask> scored 14.900 on vault, 15.166 on bars, 14.308 on beam, and 14.500 on floor in the qualification round for the World Championships. She was second to the all-around final, fourth on bars, seventh on


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texts: beam, and fifth on floor. Russia finished in third place behind the United States and China. <mask> contributed a 15.133 on vault, 15.066 on bars, 14.766 on beam, and 14.033 on floor to Russia's third-place finish in the team final. She finished fourth in the all-around final with a total score of 57.915, performing well on vault and bars but making mistakes on beam and floor.She said that her poor performance was due to a bug. She finished sixth in the bars final with a score of 15.100. She scored 14.166 on beam and 14.733 on floor to win a bronze medal in the balance beam and floor exercise finals. She was the ninth-most decorated female artistic gymnast at the World Championships with 11 medals. <mask> was in second place in the first rotation of the World Cup when she fell on the balance beam and made several errors on the floor. After competing for two seasons without a coach, she began working with Sergei Starkin. <mask> did not compete in the Russian Championships or the European Championships in order to recover from injuries and stress.She competed at the European Games in the summer of 2015. <mask> placed first in the individual all-around final with a score of 58.566. She received a gold medal on the bars and a silver on the floor. <mask> withdrew from the World Championships in Glasgow due to back pain. At the end of March, <mask> was hospitalized. She competed at the Russian Championships in Penza on 6 April. She performed watered-down routines on bars and beam in the first round.She scored 15.300 on bars and 14.133 on beam in the team final, helping her team to a silver. She won bronze on bars and beam in the event finals. She scored 15.166 and 14.733 on the balance beam at the European Championships in Bern in June. She scored 13.533 on the floor routine. She received a 15.333 on bars, 14.800 on beam, and 13.466 on floor in the


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texts: team final. Russia won the gold medal with a team total of 175.212, five points ahead of the second-place British team. <mask> won a bronze medal on the bars with a score of 15.100, followed by a gold medal on beam with a 15.100: her fifth European title and 12th medal.She was at the Russian Cup. She failed to perform an acrobatic series on beam and fell twice on the bars. She placed third in the all-around final with one fall. She won the all-around competition at the European Games. She was named to the Olympic team for Russia along with first-year senior and Russian Cup champion Angelina Melnikova, and 2015 World Championships team member Tutkhalyan. <mask> qualified to the all-around final despite a fall on the balance beam. She qualified for the bars final with a score of 15.833, and also scored 15.166 on vault and 14.066 on floor.Russia finished in third place behind the United States and China. Russia won a silver medal in the team final behind the US, with a total team score of 176.688. <mask> contributed a 15.133 on vault, 15.933 on bars, 14.958 on beam, and 14.000 on floor. <mask> competed in the individual all-around final two days later and scored 58.665, which included 15.666 on vault, 13.866 on balance beam, and 13.933 on floor. She won a bronze medal in the 2012 Olympics and placed third this time. With this achievement, <mask> became the ninth female gymnast in history to medal in the all-around event in two consecutive Olympics. <mask> competed in the individual bars final.She scored a 15.900 to win the gold medal ahead of American silver medallist Madison Kocian and Germany's bronze medal winner. The first female gymnast to win the same event at two consecutive Olympics was <mask>. <mask> won three medals in Rio, one gold, one silver and one bronze. After the birth of her daughter, <mask> returned to training in order to

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texts: compete in the European Championships and eventually the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. <mask> and Melnikova attended the Palais des Gym showcase event in February. She only returned to training a few months ago, but still showed her skills on bars and beam. On bars, she performed to the song New Rules by Dua Lipa, showing a Pak+Maloney combo, toe on 1/6, and a tucked full-in dismount.On beam, she performed several leaps as well as an aerial walkover, back handspring, and her signature Onodi. At the Russian National Championships in Kazan, Russia, <mask> competed for the first time in a year and a half. She qualified to the all-around, balance beam, and floor exercise finals after winning a gold medal with the Moscow team. She scored a 12.433 on vault, 14.966 on bars, 12.533 on beam, and 13.066 on floor to place fourth in the all-around. She withdrew from the floor final after placing sixth in the bars and fourth in the beam. <mask> withdrew from the Osijek Challenge Cup due to a minor knee injury. <mask> withdrew from the Russian Cup because of a knee injury.On September 29, <mask> was named on the nominative team to compete at the World Championships. The Worlds team was not changed from the nominative team. Due to an ankle injury for Simakova, <mask> competed on floor exercise and balance beam during qualifications. Russia qualified to the team final in second place and she qualified for the bars final in sixth place. Russia won a silver medal in the team final behind the US, with a total team score of 162.863. The second highest score of the day on bars was contributed by <mask>. She won her 12th medal in the World Gymnastic Championships and her first medal in world level competition after becoming a mother.<mask> will compete at the World Cup in March. She competed in the all-around in international competition for the first time since the Rio

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texts: Olympics. <mask> finished third in the all-around at the Russian National Championships. <mask> fell off the balance beam at the World Cup. <mask> finished first at the World Cup despite falling off the balance beam. <mask> was named to the team to compete at the European Championships, replacing Simakova who had inconsistent performances earlier in the month. <mask> withdrew from the European Championships team in order to focus on the European Games in June.<mask> was named to the team in May to compete at the European Games. <mask> withdrew from the European Games due to an ankle injury. In preparation for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, <mask> and the rest of the Russian national team trained in Tokyo. <mask> did not say why she withdrew from the Russian Cup. After attending the Russian Cup, <mask> decided to take a break and start the 2020 season with a brand new energy. On June 8, 2021, <mask> announced her retirement from the sport. <mask> started working as a coach for the junior national team.She became the acting head coach of the junior national team in February. <mask> said that she has no idols and never has. Svetlana was an amazing gymnast. In response to a question about her gymnastics role models, Mustafina praised Nastia Liukin's "elegant and beautiful performances with difficult elements" and Ksenia Afanasyeva's "strong and beautiful gymnastics". Russian bobsledder Alexey Zaitsev is dating <mask>. They met at the hospital. They got married in his hometown of Krasnodar.<mask> was pregnant in January and the baby was due in July. On June 9, 2017, <mask> gave birth to her daughter. In April of last year, she was reported to have divorced her husband. <mask> has two eponymous skills listed in the Code of Points. List of multiple Olympic medalists at a single Games List of Olympic female gymnasts for Russia List of Olympic medal leaders

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title: Angelo Bertelli

texts: An American football player is named <mask>. He was a quarterback for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and won the Heisman in 1943. The child of Italian immigrant parents was born in West Springfield, Massachusetts, on June 18, 1921. He was senior class president at Cathedral High School, where he won all-state honors in football, baseball, and hockey. When he entered Notre Dame in 1940, he was 6 feet 1 inch and 173 pounds, a skinny but highly regarded tailback in the single-wing formation used by most college teams. When Coach Layden left to become the commissioner of the National Football League, Notre Dame's new coach Frank Leahy noticed his passing talents. As a sophomore, the single-wing tailback led the nation with a 56.9 percent passing average, completing 70 of 123 attempts.In 1942, Leahy switched to a modified T formation in which <mask> would play under the center and take every snap. He told his star that he was the best passer and the worst runner he had ever coached. In preparation for his new role, he took a thousand snaps. The T-formation was an immediate success. He passed for a lot of yards. Grantland Rice referred to <mask> as the T-formation magician. After six games of Notre Dame's 10-game season, he was activated by the Marine Corps.In the six games he played, he threw 36 passes and completed 25 of them. He was informed of his win in boot camp, but he didn't know it at the time. Notre Dame only lost three games during the three seasons of <mask>. Notre Dame won 43 to 5 on average. He received multiple awards during his collegiate career. He was named to two All-American teams. In 1941 and 1942, he finished second and sixth in the Heisman voting, before winning the trophy in 1943.The Boston Yanks selected <mask> as their number one draft choice in 1944, even though he was on active duty with the Marine Corps. The College Football Hall of Fame has a Hall of Fame. He enlisted in the

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texts: be a late-first or early-second round selection. <mask> was selected in the second round by the Miami Dolphins. He was drafted by the Dolphins to play right tackle despite mostly playing left tackle in college.After starting at right tackle in training camp, <mask> struggled early in the preseason with giving up sacks and penalties. <mask> was fined $10,000 for illegal clipping. Jake Long was placed on injured reserve with a torn triceps in December of 2012 and MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE <mask> had started the first 12 games of the season at right tackle, ranking 63rd out of the 69 NFL tackles who had played at least 300 snaps, according to Pro Football Focus. In order to replace Long, who left in free agency, <mask> was moved to left tackle and struggled in the early part of the season in pass protection. Bryant McKinnie was signed by the Dolphins to take over at left tackle. According to the Miami Herald, the Dolphins were concerned about moving <mask> due to the impact on him.It was clear that <mask> wasn't thrilled about the move. <mask> said you can approach this two different ways. If you want to be a professional and play hard, you have to go in the tank and be one

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texts: of those guys who moans and bitches in the locker room. <mask> said he will be the latter. On October 30, it was reported that <mask> had left the team facilities. He got up and left the table when he was asked to sit with his teammates. <mask> missed the Dolphins' game on October 31 with an undisclosed injury.<mask> checked into a hospital for emotional distress before flying to his parents' home in California, where he is preparing a detailed document for his cooperation with a league investigation into a string of alleged multiple incidents he says led to his emotional distress. On November 2, it was reported that the role of Incognito in the harassment of <mask> was being reviewed by the NFL Players Association. The Dolphins suspended Incognito for conduct detrimental to the team. The next day, it was reported that Incognito had made threats against <mask> and his family. Incognito left a voicemail for <mask> in which he called him a "half-nigger piece of shit" and threatened to slap <mask>'s mother. Until obtaining the tape from <mask>'s legal team, the Dolphins had maintained the charges against Incognito were speculation. The Dolphins didn't know about the voicemail until the afternoon of November 3.Within hours of hearing the tape, Incognito had been suspended. On November 5, the Sun-Sentinel reported

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texts: that the message that ultimately led to Incognito's suspension was made after <mask> missed two days of the team's voluntary workout program. The coaches asked Incognito to help <mask> get into the fold. According to a source close to <mask>, he wouldn't play for the Dolphins again, and would sit out the rest of the season. Ted Wells, an attorney hired by the NFL to investigate the scandal, found that Incognito and fellow linemen John Jerry and Mike Pouncey "engaged in a pattern of harassment" toward <mask>, another offensive lineman, and an assistant trainer. On March 11, it was reported that the Dolphins had agreed to trade <mask> to the 49ers in exchange for a draft pick. If <mask> was on the 49ers' opening 53-man roster, the Dolphins would receive a seventh round draft pick.<mask> started at right tackle for the 49ers in the first game of the season against the Cowboys. The 49ers nixed <mask> on March 26, 2015. <mask> was claimed by the Carolina Panthers on March 27, 2015. On July 27, 2015, <mask> retired from the NFL due to a back injury that would have kept him out of the entire season. Mental health struggles and suicide attempts were some of the factors that led to his decision to leave the sport. On February 23, 2018, <mask> was taken into police custody following a post to his account with an image of

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title: John Calipari

texts: <mask> was born on February 10, 1959 and is an American basketball coach. He won the NCAA Championship in 2012 as the head coach of the University of Kentucky men's team. He was a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2015. He was the head coach at the University of Massachusetts from 1988 to 1996, the NBA's New Jersey Nets from 1996 to 1999 and the University of Memphis from 2000 to 2009, as well as the head coach of the Dominican Republic national team in 2011. In the last four years, <mask> has coached Kentucky to four Final Fours. In 1996 and 2008 he led Memphis and the University of Massachusetts to the Final Four, but those appearances were later thrown out. There have been twenty-seven 20-WIN seasons, eleven 30-WIN seasons, and five 35-WIN seasons for Calipari as a college coach.<mask> is 17th on the NCAA Division I all-time winningest coaches list with                             . Moon Township is a suburb of Pittsburgh. He is of Italian descent. He graduated from Moon Area High School in 1978. His father worked in the steel mill. His mother worked in the cafeteria. A fringe point guard in high school, <mask> was a division one prospect.He graduated with a bachelor's degree in marketing from Clarion University of Pennsylvania, where he lettered two years. During the 1981 and 1982 seasons, he led the team in assists and free throw percentage. Ted Owens and Larry Brown were both assistant coaches at the University of Kansas. When Ted Owens hired him as a volunteer assistant for the Jayhawks in 1982, he served food at the training table. I was fortunate to have the opportunity. Is it possible to be 22, 23, and your first chance to be around the game is at a program like Kansas? He was an assistant coach at the University of Pittsburgh from 1985 to 1988.He was the head coach at the University of Massachusetts from 1988 to 1996. He was the head coach and executive VP of basketball operations for the NBA's New Jersey Nets from 1996 to 1999. He was an assistant coach for the Philadelphia 76ers under coach Larry

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texts: Brown before moving to the University of Memphis. The dribble drive motion offense, developed by Vance Walberg, is sometimes referred to as the "Memphis Attack". <mask> has a record of 667–194 as a collegiate head coach. His record in March is 37. His official record in the NCAA tournament is 38–12 and in the NIT is 15–6 with two appearances being removed.His teams have made 15 NCAA tournament appearances, including reaching the Sweet Sixteen 12 times, the Elite Eight 10 times, and the Final Four 6 times. <mask> has 21 20-WIN seasons and 9 30-WIN seasons as a college coach. He won the NIT Championship at Memphis in 2002. He is one of four coaches in NCAA Division I history to direct three different schools to a #1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. The "Platoon System" provided life for the University of Kentucky's basketball team, but it also provided an important defensive weapon. The Platoon System consisted of 10 men playing in legions of five. There are 3 ball handler and 2 taller players in each platoon.The Platoon System is so special because most teams can't play two seven foot players at the same time. <mask> has been at the top of the high school basketball recruiting mountain. <mask> has always been focused on recruiting. According to the Washington Post, <mask>'s teams have been a defensive powerhouse, ranking in the top 50 in Ken Pomeroy's defensive debate. <mask> is able to bring in elite talent because of his success in recruiting and does not have to use defensive tactics. The use of four seven foot front court players has allowed Kentucky to display their defensive shot blocking presence. All 25 players coached by Calipari who chose to enter the NBA draft after their first season were drafted in the first round.The streak began at the University of Memphis and ended when Kentucky's Jarred Vanderbilt was not drafted until the second round. During his time at the University of Massachusetts, <mask> led the program to five consecutive Atlantic 10 titles and NCAA Tournament appearances. He had a 91–41 record

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texts: in Atlantic 10 conference games. In 1992, 1993, and 1996 he was named Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year. He was named the National Coach of the Year in 1996. He led the University of Massachusetts to its first-ever appearance in the Final Four, despite the fact that Marcus Camby had accepted thousands of dollars in gifts. The construction of the Mullins Center was accelerated by Calipari.He reached out to eastern Massachusetts and Boston to enlarge the fan base. <mask> was the second winningest coach in the history of the University of Massachusetts. In his "Forde Minutes" column, Pat Forde said of the 1992 team, "In the Sweet 16 game against Kentucky, Calipari was given a controversial technical foul for being outside the coach's box during a crucial UMass game." In one of the greatest games in college basketball history, Kentucky defeated Duke on a last-second shot by Christian Laettner. In 1993, the University of Massachusetts defeated the defending NCAA champion and preseason #1 North Carolina in the pre-season NIT. The University of Massachusetts became the first New England college basketball team to be voted #1 in the Associated Press poll after defeating the defending NCAA champion and #1 Arkansas in the Hall of Fame Tip-Off. The program became one of the most dominant in college basketball despite only having one McDonald's All-American and only two players drafted by an NBA team.According to Forde, the Final Four team in <mask>'s final season at the University of Massachusetts in 1996 had one superstar and a collection of other parts. NC State was the first team in college basketball history to win 5 consecutive regular season and conference tournament titles. The New Jersey Nets and Philadelphia 76ers had different head coaches in the 1996–97 season. After a 26–56 debut season, the Nets made a major draft-day trade, acquiring Lucious Harris and two other players in exchange for Tim Thomas. In 1997, while coaching the New Jersey Nets, <mask> directed profanities at a Star-Ledger sports reporter and referred

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texts: to him as a "Mexican idiot". There was a lawsuit for $5,000,000. The case was dismissed and <mask> apologized, but he was still fined by the NBA.The 1997–98 season was a bright spot for the Nets. The team played well and qualified for the playoffs on the last day of the season. The Nets lost to the Bulls in three straight games in the 1998 playoffs. The 1998–99 season was delayed for three months because of the players' strike. The Nets were a surprise team when the season began. The team started poorly after Sam Cassell was injured in the first game. The Nets traded Cassell to Milwaukee and acquired Marbury from Minnesota.<mask> was fired as head coach after two more losses. He had an overall record of 72 wins and 112 losses. He joined Larry Brown as an assistant coach. The University of Memphis had a head coach in 2000. In <mask>'s first nine years as head coach at Memphis, he won over 200 games, seven consecutive 20-win seasons, four consecutive 30-win seasons, and one more in his final season. He received seven consecutive postseason bids, plus one in his final season. The 2008 team's 38 victories set a new NCAA Division I Men's Basketball record for most victories in a season, but the team's 38 victories were voided due to NCAA violations.The nine consecutive 20-win seasons and the nine consecutive postseason appearances would have been the most in school history. He was named Conference USA Coach of the Year three times. He received the honor for the second time in 2008. He was named college basketball coach of the year in 2009. He was able to build a national program by recruiting players from the Eastern part of the country. The dribble drive motion offense was invented by Walberg. 1 spot on January 21, 2008.The school has only had one ranking in the AP Poll. Memphis earned a No. in 2006 and 2008. The men's basketball tournament has a 1 seed. The Tigers advanced to the national championship game for the first time under <mask>'s leadership. The Kentucky team won 38 games, the most regular-season wins in

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texts: NCAA history. His team lost to the Kansas Jayhawks in overtime. The team's entire season record was thrown out by the NCAA because the Educational Testing Service (ETS), which administers the SAT college admissions test, invalidated Rose's score on that test.Rose denies any wrongdoing. The NCAA began to investigate the test. The test was reviewed because the NCAA was investigating. Three letters were sent to Rose's family in Chicago, asking them to verify some information on his test, instead of his dorm in Memphis. The SAT was invalidated because he did not reply to the letters. Even though the NCAA couldn't prove that Rose didn't take the test, this happened. The NCAA retroactively declared Rose ineligible because the test was invalid.The official position of the NCAA is that Rose took his own SAT. <mask> would be the winningest coach in the history of the school if not for the vacated wins. The University of Memphis had a basketball game on May 28, 2010. A $100,000 out-of-court settlement was reached with three attorneys who represented Memphis season ticket holders. <mask> donated his bonus to the Memphis scholarship fund as part of the settlement. On March 30, 2009, four days after Memphis' season ending loss to Missouri in the NCAA Tournament, multiple sources reported that <mask> would agree to be the head coach at the University of Kentucky. Kentucky's 8 year, $31.65 million contract was the subject of a counter offer by Memphis.On March 31, 2009, <mask> signed a contract with the university. The contract was worth $34.65 million over 8 years. On April 1, 2009, the University of Kentucky Director of Athletics,Mitch Barnhart, formally introduced <mask> as the new coach of the University of Kentucky. During the press conference, <mask> spoke about his relationships with former UK basketball players and coaches, as well as his difficulties in accepting the UK job, largely due to his deep emotional ties with both the city of Memphis and University of Memphis. The hard part of moving to the UK was leaving the

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texts: city of Memphis. He referred to the University of Kentucky as his dream job. The 22nd coach at Kentucky is <mask>, who is the 7th coach in the last 81 years.1 recruiting class in his first year as head coach. <mask> is one of three 5-star recruits along with Eric Bledsoe and Daniel Orton. On December 21, 2009, <mask> led the Cats to their 12th victory of the season and the program's 2,000th victory ever. The 44th SEC Regular Season Championship was won by Kentucky with a 14–2 conference record. The UK's 26th SEC Tournament Championship was followed by an overtime defeat of Mississippi State in the SEC Tournament title game. No. in the NCAA Tournament. Kentucky lost to West Virginia in the Elite 8 to finish the season at 35–3.In his second season at Kentucky, <mask> recruited the No. Brandon Knight is a point guard in the 2010 class. Knight is one of three 5-star recruits that <mask> has signed. Kentucky finished the regular season with a record of 22–8, with a 10–6 record in SEC regular season play. In the SEC Tournament title game, UK defeated Florida 70–54 to win its second consecutive SEC Tournament Championship. Kentucky received a No. The East Regional has a 4 seed.Kentucky defeated No. 1 during the NCAA Tournament. Ohio State was the overall seed and won 62–60 in the Sweet-16. In the Elite Eight, Kentucky avenged an early season loss to North Carolina by defeating the Tar Heels 76–69, securing their first Final Four appearance since 1998. In the Final Four, UK fell to the eventual NCAA Champs, Connecticut, by one point, 56–55. Kentucky got another No. in the third season. Anthony Davis, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, and Kyle Wiltjer are consensus five star players. Kentucky was ranked #2 in the country.They went 16–0 in conference play and finished the regular season with a 30–1 record. Kentucky lost in the championship game of the SEC tournament. <mask>'s team was the overall #1 seed in the tournament and the South Region #1 seed. Kentucky avenged their early season loss to Indiana by beating them in the Sweet

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texts: Sixteen, and then knocked off Baylor in the Elite Eight to advance to their second consecutive Final Four. Kentucky defeated Louisville 69–61 in the Final Four in New Orleans. Kentucky defeated the Kansas Jayhawks 67–59 in the National Championship game two days later. The win gave <mask> his first NCAA Championship, an NCAA record 38 win season, and the 8th overall NCAA Championship for Kentucky.<mask> became the 5th head coach to win an NCAA Championship at Kentucky, and the first to do so since Tubby Smith in 1998. After the 2012 championship, UK Athletics DirectorMitch Barnhart announced that <mask>'s contract had been restructured. <mask> will make up to $8.0 million annually under the new contract, which makes him one of the most compensated college basketball coaches in the country. The NCAA's highest paid coach is Mike Krzyzewski of the Duke University team. A lifetime paid ambassadorship and a 10-year coaching extension were included in the "lifetime" contract <mask> agreed to with Kentucky in April 2019. The style of the college statistics is left. The NCAA voided 38 wins and one loss from Memphis's 2008 season due to violations of NCAA rules.According to current NCAA official records, <mask>'s record as of March 7, 2020 is 732–115 (.773), which accounts for 4 vacated wins and one vacating loss from the 1995–96 NCAA Tournament at the University of Massachusetts. The NBA's actual on-the-court record without games is 5th in the Atlantic. Over the course of the next few months, the NCAA's Committee on Infractions (COI) and the University of Kentucky exchanged letters debating whether <mask> had indeed reached the 500-win milestone. The NCAA only officially recognized <mask>'s 500th coaching victory on March 15, 2012 due to the games that were forfeited in the 1996 and 2008 seasons. The coaching tree has assistant coaches who became NCAA or NBA head coaches. On September 11, 2015, he was in the Basketball Hall of Fame. <mask> is one of only 6 active coaches who have ever been elected to the College Basketball

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texts: Hall of Fame.The main basketball court at Tippin Gymnasium was renamed "Coach Cal Court" on September 21, 2021. He has written several books, including Bounce Back: Overcoming Setbacks to Succeed in Business and in Life, and Players First: Coaching from the Inside Out. The documentary "One and Not Done" details <mask>'s professional career. <mask> has dual citizenship in the U.S. and Italy and has been married to Ellen since 1986. They have a son who played basketball at Kentucky and a daughter who played basketball at the University of Massachusetts. After graduating from Kentucky in May, Brad decided to transfer to the University of Detroit Mercy to complete his college playing career. Brad decided not to take advantage of the extra season of athletic eligibility offered to all NCAA basketball players in the wake of COVID-19 and joined the UK coaching staff as a graduate assistant.TJ Friedl is a baseball player. "We in our state have done an unbelievable job, and that's why I support the Kentucky statewide mask mandate," <mask> said at the July 9, 2020 press briefing. Let's take it up a notch. We're winning, and I'm being even harder. Let's be stronger, we are winning. The Governor did not request his appearance, as he made it clear that he volunteered to. On February 13, 1994, Temple University basketball coach <mask> threatened to kill <mask> at a post-game news conference.He accused <mask> of manipulating the referees and called him an "Italian son of a bitch". Chaney yelled "Shut up goddammit!" when <mask> tried to respond to the accusations. After being stopped by security, he proceeded to charge the stage. Chaney yelled, "When I see you, I'm gonna kick your ass!" while being held back. As security restrained him, he yelled, "I'll kill you!" He told his players to hit the kids in the mouth. The incident resulted in a one-game suspension for Chaney.They reconciled after Chaney apologized a few days later. List of college men's basketball coaches with 600 wins List of NCAA Division I Men's Final Four

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title: Tom Joyce

texts: <mask> is known for his work in forged steel and cast iron. Using skills and technology acquired through early training as a blacksmith, <mask> addresses the environmental, political, and social implications of using iron in his work. His work is included in over 30 public collections in the U.S. and abroad. <mask> works from studios in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and since 2012 in Brussels, Belgium, producing sculpture, drawings, prints, photographs, and videos that reference themes of iron in the human body, iron in industry, and iron in nature. The influence of accompanying his father on summer archeological excavations conducted for the University of Oklahoma in the 1960s was a significant influence on <mask>'s career choice. As a pre-teen adolescent, <mask> unearthed shards of once complete objects, made from diverse materials, and attempting to visualize the whole form from fragments, has instructed her practice as an artist to the present. When his family moved to El Rito in Northern New Mexico in 1970, <mask> began an apprenticeship with Peter Wells, a letterpress printer and blacksmith.While assisting Wells with the restoration of historic printing equipment for the Museum of New Mexico's Print Shop and Bindery, <mask> learned to type on foot-operated 19th century printing presses. After three summers of working with Wells, <mask> was offered the blacksmith shop when he relocated his printing business. <mask> quit high school to devote himself full-time to learning the trade and developed a classically oriented curriculum of studying historic ironwork in the storage collections of New Mexico's many museums. He received many commissions from farmers, ranchers, builders, architects, designers, and other artists. <mask> moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1977 to establish a larger studio to design and produce contemporary objects for homes, architecture, and public art. He started an apprenticeship program in 1979 for students from the U.S. and abroad. The program was expanded by a grant in 1996 to include middle and high school students.<mask> has lectured at numerous

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texts: institutions, universities and college campuses throughout the United States and abroad since his first lecture at the University of Wisconsin in 1982. He has been invited to speak at conferences in Canada, Czech Republic, Belgium, England, Finland, Ireland, Italy, South Africa and Sweden. At the First International Festival of Iron in Wales in 1989, <mask>, along with German artist Achim Kuhn, were given the highest honor of the Worshipful Company of Blacksmiths with the Addy Taylor Cup. The award was given to a non-British blacksmith for the first time. In the 1990s, <mask> reduced the number of commissions to focus more on series of work for galleries, including folded bowls based on formal geometric proportions, wall pieces made from remnant material accumulated from his previous commission works, and sculpture incorporating plaster, books, newspaper, wood and iron. <mask>: Twenty Years was the first major survey of the artist's work and consisted of eighty works of art. In 2001, <mask> began working with several forging and casting facilities to realize sculpture and drawings on a larger scale.<mask> references the part industrial blacksmiths perform within the current era since the 19th century industrial revolution in his work Sotto Voce, alluding to the hidden origins of the material he utilizes. Working hands-on in various industrial settings, multi-ton remnants from parts being manufactured for multinational corporations, government agencies, and military forces around the world are forged into sculptures that appear as soft as clay. Cutting, folding and eroding the material transforms what were once semi-recognizable shapes into sculptures that refer to the parent material's current use wherever it may be employed in the world. <mask>'s work has been shown at the National Museum in Wales, as well as in Lnen, Germany, and Guadalajara, Mexico. The National September 11 Memorial & Museum New York, New York; Museum of Arts and Design, Washington, DC; Minneapolis Institute of Art; Detroit Institute of Arts; New Mexico Museum of Art are all permanent public collections of

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title: Chris Horner

texts: <mask> is an American retired professional road racing cyclist who is the most recent American rider to win a Grand Tour. In 2002, 2003 and 2004, Horner won the USA Cycling National Racing Calendar points title. He was the oldest winner of any of cycling's grand tours when he won the Vuelta a Espaa. The PAA–NutraFig team had a racing career of their own. He won his first major victory in 1996. He was asked to ride for the French team in Europe. He had three frustrating seasons with this team.In 2000, <mask> returned to America to resume a record-setting domestic career, riding with Mercury in 2000, Prime Alliance in 2002, and Webcor Builders in 2004. In the US racing calendar, Horner has won almost every important race, with the exception of the US PRO National Championships. After his top-ten finish in the 2004 UCI Road World Championships, Saunier Duval decided to move to the Tour de France. After being injured in the beginning of 2005, Horner won his first major European victory by taking the sixth stage of the 2005 Tour de Suisse. He earned his place on the Tour de France team when he and Sylvain Chavanel refused to cooperate in the final kilometers of the Miramas to Montpellier stage. He moved to the Belgian UCI ProTour squad for the 2006 season. He finished the Tour de Romandie in seventh place.Cadel Evans was one of the most important domestiques during the 2006 and 2007 Tours de France, and he placed inside the top-five in both years. Ed Krall Racing was signed by Horner for the cyclo-cross season in 2007. In 2008 Horner moved to. The

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texts: nickname "The Smiler" was given to Horner for his unflappable expression of happiness, even during the most excruciating physical challenges, and "The Yahoo Kid" for his wild exclamations after winning a race. Lance and Levi call him "The Redneck". Bill Demong, who was from another team, was carried by Horner with his broken bicycle to the finish line. On October 4, 2009, it was announced that Horner would compete for RadioShack in the next two seasons.A stage win in the critical 6th stage individual time trial was one of the highlights of the Tour of the Basque Country. There were several top 10 placings in the Spring classics of La Flche Wallonne, Lige–Bastogne–Lige and the Amstel Gold Race. He and his RadioShack teammates did well at the Tour of California, with one of them being <mask>, who put on a particularly strong performance in the last stage of the race. The fourth place finish was 64 seconds behind winner Michael Rogers and 39 seconds behind teammate Levi Leipheimer. At the Tour de France, his good form resulted in a 9th place overall, as the first American rider, despite dedicating himself in the first stages to support his captain. A second-place finish at the Tour of the Basque Country was one of the highlights of 2011. The May's Tour of California stage race was won by Horner.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


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title: William P. Halliday

texts: A steamboat captain, a printer, a hotel owner, and a businessman, <mask> was an American who died in 1899. After working on steamboats on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, Halliday became a captain of a steamboat in Louisville, Kentucky. After the American Civil War, Halliday was responsible for the expansion of Cairo, Illinois. Cairo, Illinois, a town at a critical position at the confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, was moved by Halliday before the war because he predicted that it would greatly impact river and railroad transportation. After relocating, he established many businesses that focused on river transportation and general merchandise. As a result of his friendship with General Grant, Halliday's personal fortune increased considerably. The family expanded their business interests after the Civil War.Real estate, businesses, hotels, mines, railroads, lumber yards, steamboats, and furniture companies were all purchased by Halliday. His business success led to the advancement of the region and specifically contributed to the development of Cairo, Illinois. The oldest of seven children, <mask> was born in Ohio in the early 19th century. His father, an immigrant from Scotland, had graduated from the University of Edinburgh at the age of 19 and was going to receive a professorship at the University of Ohio. He became stranded in a small village, where he was convinced to open a school. Samuel planned a town with <mask>'s grandfather. The position of county auditor in Ohio was held by Samuel for 25


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texts: in Louisville, Kentucky. In 1860, Halliday moved to Cairo, Illinois, where he set up businesses to benefit from the war because of its strategic location. The "mammoth wharf boat" was moved from Illinois to Cairo.Journalists predicted that Halliday's company would be the most extensive forwarder in the Mississippi Valley after the wharf boat arrived, and Halliday organized a celebration to mark the boat's arrival. The Union Army's use of the wharf boat during the war was signed by Halliday and N. W. Graham. Halliday and Graham were paid $1,000 per month by the contract. According to some commentators, the contract was a result of the close personal friendship of General Grant and Halliday, instead of sound military strategy. General Grant's military headquarters were in the Halliday hotel in Cairo, Illinois. Halliday and Grant became friends during the war. Grant took one of Halliday's wharf boats for use in the Union Commissary Department and soon after he signed up to work as the agent.Though he never enlisted in the army, <mask> was with General Grant at many battles and expeditions. Halliday's wharf boats were used to connect the Mobile and Ohio Railroad with the Illinois Central Railroad at Cairo. At the end of the Civil War, Halliday established several railroads with his associates. The State of Illinois granted a charter to incorporate the Cairo and Mound City Railroad on February 15, 1865. The charter for the Cairo and St. Louis Railroad was approved by the Illinois legislature on February 16, 1865. The First


title: William P. Halliday

texts: Bank and Trust Company and the largest hotel in Cairo were established in 1865 by Halliday and his brothers. The Magnolia Manor is across the street from the Riverlore Mansion.There are 11 rooms in the brick mansion. The entire city block was spanned by the mansion when it was completed in 1865. The first floor of the mansion contains the front entry, sitting area, family room, parlor, kitchen, sunroom, dining room, hallway and powder room. The central stairway winds more than three stories and spans 38 feet to the slate mansard roof, which is capped by an ornamental iron railing. There are three guest bedrooms, a guest bath, a sitting room, and a master bedroom on the second floor. There is a sitting area, an office, a library, and a theater on the third floor. The distinctive river boat theme of the house is part of the original design.The pilothouse has a sliding hatch that leads to the roof. The goal was to make the roof look like the deck of a steamboat so that Halliday could see the river while standing on it. Captain <mask> lived at the Riverlore for 34 years. After the Civil War, <mask> and his brothers achieved substantial business success through a variety of businesses and investments. According to one commentator, the <mask> family was one of the most powerful in the region by the turn of the 20th century. There were four brothers who operated as members of the firm Halliday Bros. The brother's character in business and personal life has been noted in many writings, publications, and books, one such book

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title: William P. Halliday

texts: is A History of the City of Cairo Illinois by John M. Lansden.I can say that they all exhibited features of character and conduct that would have made them famous in the business world. In some respects, each one excelled the others. They gave their attention to the matters and things that were shown. It can be said that they have always stood for better things, not with assumption or pharisaically, but openly and firmly. I have no doubt that it would have been better for the city if there were more men like them. Following the Civil War, the Halliday business empire included numerous businesses in Cairo, cotton lands in Arkansas, a hotel in Memphis, furniture companies in Memphis and New Orleans, coal mines in southern Illinois, salt wells in southern Illinois and Indiana, and many other investments. After the Civil War, Halliday and his brothers dealt in flour.To keep up with their daily business activities, <mask> and his brothers installed private telegraph lines between their residences and their business offices. The public office of city councilman for the city of Cairo Illinois was held by Halliday in the early 1870s. The Valley Iron Company was incorporated on March 5, 1867. The company headquarters were in Cairo, Illinois and the capital stock was $200,000. The stated purpose of the company was to mine and manufacture iron and other metals. The transportation committee of the Illinois Central Railroad was chaired by <mask>, Safford, and others. The Mobile and Ohio Railroad used Halliday's wharf boats during

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texts: influential and important investors to invest in the project. J. P. Morgan was a director of the railroad with Halliday. Halliday spent eight weeks in New York City in 1869 trying to get investment for the Cairo and Vinncennes Railway project. The United States railroad construction company supported and invested in Halliday during the trip. The town of Muddy Valley, Illinois, which was located in Jackson County, Illinois, was renamed in 1894 in honor of <mask><mask>.The Muddy Valley Mining and Manufacturing Company was owned by <mask>. After <mask>'s death, the company stayed in his estate for over 30 years. The company had 5,700 acres of coal lands, numerous mine buildings and property when it was sold. <mask>'s ideas for an industrial mining town were the inspiration for the town planned by <mask>. The era was plagued by labor and capital disputes, so <mask> wanted to create a model town for his mine workers and their families. Over 500 men were employed at the height of the mine's production. One of the first towns in southern Illinois to have electricity was where white and black families lived and worked together.A personal gift from <mask>, the Pullman Palace Car, was owned by <mask> <mask>. The name Muddy Valley was changed to reflect the contrast with other southern Illinois coal towns. <mask>'s intention to pattern his community after the cook county town of Pullman can be seen in some aspects of Halllidayboro. Journalists designated the town a "Storybook Village" because of the distinctive style of

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texts: architecture set in the midst of well-manicured trees and gardens. <mask>y's mines agreed to pay union wage after they adopted an eight-hour schedule on all shifts. <mask> had an interest in farming. His father, Samuel, was a successful farmer in Scotland and the United States.Several thousand acres of cultivated land were not connected with the model town because of Halliday's cotton plantation. The cultivated acres surrounding the village were important to the town. Forage for the mine mules as well as food for mining families came from company farms. In order to process its own meat, the company operated a slaughter house. The store was able to sell fresh meat at affordable prices by using this system. <mask> and <mask>y were familiar with their industrial operations. Their labor forces were expected to work hard in exchange for the necessities of life.Managers and workers working together helped create a higher standard of living. Good work habits can be promoted by good housing. In the United States, inadequate housing and overcrowded neighborhoods pushed working men out of the home and into saloons where they congregated for drink and discussion. Wealthy capitalists looked to Robert Owen's example to strike a balance between labor and capital demands. <mask> and <mask> had the same policy of tolerance as Robert Owen. The absence of alcohol contributes to the peaceful atmosphere in Pullman. Most coal towns in the region were prone to "heinous crime".Murder and fatal injuries resulted from bar-room brawls when

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texts: residents in other southern Illinois coal towns had no policy of temperance. Wife-beating was a form of violence. Several southern Illinois miners died at the hands of their spouse. The drinking problems could be mitigated by adequate housing. <mask> was in agreement with the idea. He believed that a good residential surrounding would benefit the workers and that the beauty of the town would breed good character in the residents. <mask>man hoped that the beautiful environment of his town would encourage good behavior in the work force.Good work habits can be created by attractive housing with adequate living space. <mask> had a desire to create a model company town. In comparison to other model company towns, Hallidayboro's housing was better. Not until the turn of the century did comparable company houses appear in southern Illinois. Coal miners never lived in the attractive houses provided by Joseph Leiter. In southern Illinois, electricity was rare until 1920. <mask> believed in the value of education.The overall architecture scheme of the village was followed by the schoolhouse. The frame schoolhouse was located at the west end of Main Street. There were separate entrances for boys and girls under the twin bell towers. Halliday may have kept a book collection for the residents of his company town. He endowed the Cairo Library with $5,000.00 in his will after serving on the Cairo Library Board. There was a high degree of literacy. Robert Owen believed that owners could profit from helping their workers.At the end

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title: William P. Halliday

texts: of his life, <mask> was the president of the Illinois Bankers Association. The City National Bank of Cairo had a president and a cashier in 1885. The bank had a lot of money. The money is equivalent to $19.45 million today, based on inflation from 1885 to 2012. Since moving to Cairo in 1860, Halliday has been a huge force in the development of the city and region. He was one of the city's most loyal friends, according to one source. No labor in her interests was too hard for him to do, no expense for her welfare or promotion was too great for him to assume.There are many monuments to his far-seeing sagacity that exist today. Another source said, "He is an effective worker, achieving more by action than a half dozen men might by talking." One of his steamboats was named after <mask><mask>. Mark Twain mentioned it in his papers. The boat was destroyed by fire next to the St. Louis City wharf in 1884. The first set of officers to direct the Ohio Valley Improvement Association were appointed by Halliday and other leading men. The collection, preparation, and presentation to the United States Congress statistics and other information relating to commerce and navigation on the Ohio River was the primary purpose of the organization.The sitting governor of West Virginia, Mac Corkle, was present when Halliday served as one of six vice presidents. In 1896, <mask> was reelected as a vice president of the Ohio Valley Improvement Association at the second annual convention held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In 1898, about a year

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title: William P. Halliday

texts: before Halliday died, he and other merchants and businessmen in Cairo sponsored a boat race from Mound City, Illinois to Cairo, Illinois. The race was reported in the newspapers of the towns and villages along the Ohio River. When the first boat crossed the finish line to announce the winner, Halliday stood next to the house and shot a gun. The last six months of <mask>'s life were spent in Chicago, Illinois. He died of an illness while in Chicago.He was thought to be worth between $3,000,000 and $4,000,000 at his death. $4,000,000 is equivalent to $108,500,539 today, based on inflation from 1899 to 2012 The Cairo Public Library was given $5,000 by Halliday's estate to expand the collection of rare and fine edition books. The library board had a president. Mary presented the Hewer to the city of Cairo in honor of her father. One of the best nudes in the United States was exhibited at the St. Louis World's Fair and is called The Hewer. There was a legally binding separation agreement between Halliday and his wife at the time of his death.His wife took her dower rights under Illinois law, which amounted to one third of his estate, because she disagreed with the terms of his will. After his wife was granted dower rights, his wife and six children created the W. P. Halliday trust. In 1939 the estate was held to be an association and tax deficiencies were levied against the trust beneficiaries for not paying taxes. The beneficiaries expanded the trust holdings through the purchase of stock, real estate, and businesses and


title: Paul DePodesta

texts: <mask> was born on December 16, 1972 and is an American football executive and former baseball executive who is the chief strategy officer and defacto president of the Cleveland Browns of the National Football League. He worked for the Cleveland Indians, Oakland Athletics, and New York Mets. The Los Angeles Dodgers had a general manager named De Podesta. After leading the Dodgers to their first playoff win in 16 years, he was fired after the 2005 club finished with its worst record in 11 years. He appeared in the book and movie Moneyball about his time with the A's. De Podesta was born in Alexandria, Virginia, where he grew up with Thad Levine. He graduated from Harvard University with a degree in economics after playing football and baseball there.He worked for the Baltimore Stallions of the Canadian Football League and the Baltimore Bandits of the American Hockey League. His first job in baseball was with the Cleveland Indians, where he spent three seasons. In his final month with the club, he was appointed special assistant to general manager John Hart. He joined the Oakland A's in 1999 as an assistant to Billy Beane. Moneyball was written by Michael Lewis. The analytical principles of sabermetrics were thrust into the mainstream by the book. On February 16, 2004, at the age of 31, De Podesta was named general manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, making him the fifth- youngest general manager in baseball history.The use of sabermetric principles by De Podesta has been controversial. He is part of a new breed of front-office executives who rely on analysis of performance data to make personnel decisions, often at the expense of more traditional methods of scouting and observation. At the 2004 trading deadline, De Podesta made one of his most notable moves. In exchange for pitcher Brad Penny, first baseman Hee Seop Choi, pitcher Bill Murphy and outfielder Juan Encarnacin, he traded catcher <mask> Duca,

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title: Paul DePodesta

texts: relief pitcher Guillermo Mota and outfielder Juan Encarnacin to the Florida Marlins. The local and national baseball media criticized De Podesta for the trade because he was thought to be the "heart and soul" of the team. During his time with the Dodgers,Penny developed into one of the better pitchers in the National League, which lasted until the end of the 2008 season. He was a disappointment, batting just.161 and.252 in 2004 and 2005, and striking out 80 times.Steve Finley hit 13 homers in 58 games, including a grand slam, and was acquired by Bill Murphy. After playing for the Marlins through 2005, he went to the New York Mets, the Washington Nationals and back to the Marlins before making his final Major League appearance in 2008. During the 2004 off-season, Adrin Beltré, who had hit 48 home runs in 2004, signed with Seattle as a free agent, spurning De Podesta's offer of 3 years for $30 million for Seattle's offer of 5 years for $64 million. Drew, Kent, and Lowe were signed by De Podesta. Drew used an opt-out clause in his contract to sign a new 5-year deal with Boston, after two productive seasons as a Dodger. At the end of the 2008 season, Kent and Lowe retired from the Dodgers and Lowe signed a contract with the Atlanta Braves. The Dodgers lost a number of players to the disabled list in 2005.Many of the players lost to injury were expected to produce a lot for the team. The 2005 season was the team's second worst since moving to Los Angeles. On October 29, 2005, the Dodgers owner fired <mask> because he didn't meet expectations. According to reports, the real reason for De Podesta's firing was his inability to find managerial candidates to replace Jim Tracy. He was replaced by Ned Colletti. T.J. Simers and Bill Plaschke, two Los Angeles Times sports columnists, were critical of De Podesta. On June 30, 2006 De Podesta was hired as the Special Assistant for Baseball Operations for the San Diego


title: Paul DePodesta

texts: Padres and was promoted to Executive Vice President on November 10, 2008.On November 8, 2010, <mask> was hired as the vice president of player development and scouting for the New York Mets, with whom he worked when he was the CEO of the Padres. On January 5, 2016 <mask> was hired by the Cleveland Browns of the National Football League as their chief strategy officer. On July 31, 2021, it was reported that the Browns and De Podesta had agreed to a 5-year contract extension. On December 13, 2012 De Podesta was elected to the Board of Directors of Sears. He was named one of the Top 10 innovators under the age of 40 by Baseball Prospectus and Fortune Magazine, as well as serving as a keynote speaker at numerous business conventions. Karen Deicas is an artist and philanthropist who is married to De Podesta. The Sports Mind Institute was launched in 2016 to connect lessons learned from figures in professional sports, athletes, team executives, and coaches to help others apply them to life and the business sector.The family lives in San Diego. Michael Lewis was interested in how Billy Beane tried to find quality players to improve the team while struggling with one of the smallest payrolls in Major League Baseball. Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game was written after he wanted to write an article on the subject. Lewis's interests included how Beane hired <mask> as his assistant to incorporate sabermetrics, an approach that consists of more sophisticated analyses of baseball statistics, which is at least partially credited for their 2002 20-game winning streak which set an American League record. The art of sabermetrics is explained in Lewis's book. The Society for American Baseball Research has a major focus on Bill James. James wrote several books about sabermetrics.James's knowledge of baseball analysis inspired Beane and De Podesta. After the book's release, De Podesta didn't feel comfortable in the

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title: German Horton Hunt Emory

texts: German H.H. He was a prominent American lawyer and soldier. He was awarded theDistinguished Service Cross "for extraordinary heroism in action while serving with the 3rd Battalion, 320th Infantry Regiment, 80th Division, American Expeditionary Forces, near Sommerance, France November 1, 1918." In the waning days of World War I, he was killed in action. There are two memorial sculptures in Maryland courthouses. German H.H. is a birth and education. On September 27, 1882, he was born in Murner's Branch, Allegany County, Maryland.His father was an insurance broker. Eleanor Louisa <mask> was his mother. The site of Harlem Park Middle School is where he grew up. The Eastern Shore of Maryland is home to the Emory Family. In the 1660s, <mask>, Jr. arrived in Maryland. He is said to have received land grants from Lord Baltimore in 1667 on the Wye, Choptank, and Chester rivers. The ancestral home of the Emorys is located near Centreville, Maryland.It is on Spaniard Neck, a peninsula on the south side of the Chester River in Queen Anne's County, just above the mouth of the Corsica River. The C.V. Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience is working with the Maryland State Archives to explore the <mask> family's papers. Over 30,000 documents have been recovered and scanned. The family produced two military men in the 19th century. German was named after his maternal grandfather, German <mask>, a leading Baltimore manufacturer of the 19th century, whose company produced machinery and castings for a worldwide market from 1854 to 1889. The Hill School, near Pottstown, Pennsylvania, was where he was

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title: German Horton Hunt Emory

texts: educated. The University of Maryland School of Law is the second oldest law school in the country.He became the 51st member to sign the Eta Chapter Roll when he joined the chapter. He had to wait until his twenty-first birthday to be admitted to the Maryland Bar. On June 15, 1907, the family and marriage took place in Baltimore. Lucy was from Baltimore. The Stump Family were active in milling, mining, and banking in Maryland since the 17th century. James J. Archer was a Confederate briadier general. One of Lucy's sisters married one of the most prominent attorneys in Baltimore and gave birth to five sons, including a philosopher.There were three boys for <mask> and Lucy. German H. H<mask>, Jr., followed in his father's footsteps and became the president of the Riegel Textile Company in New York City. Morris Soper <mask> lived in Philadelphia most of his life and was named after Judge Soper, the major's third son. Lucy was a widow for 60 years. The practice of law began with the firm of Slingluff & Slingluff in 1903 and moved to private practice in 1906. In 1908, he became a principal in the law firm of Johnson, Olmstead and Cator. He served as the Assistant City Solicitor for Baltimore City in 1910 and was the second cousin of the famous American writer.Soon after, Morris A. Soper became the Chief Judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City. When Judge Soper ascended to the bench in 1913, he made the final change of his legal career, becoming a member of the firm of Frank, Emory & Beeuwkes. The Supreme Bench of Baltimore held memorial proceedings for the six Baltimore lawyers who were killed in the

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title: German Horton Hunt Emory

texts: First World War. The Attorney General of Maryland at the time was Albert Cabell Ritchie, who would become the longest-serving governor in Maryland's history. Mr. Ritchie said, "Emory's knowledge of the law was broad." His advice was sound. His trial practice was large.He was a born lawyer who was developed by constant study and application. The German H.H.Emory Post of the American Legion held a memorial service for the Six Members of the Baltimore Bar who were killed in the First World War in the Baltimore City Courtroom in 1933. He captured courts and juries and made converts to his cause. He was successful in his profession. He was one of the best trial lawyers in the city. His grandfather's old enterprise, the Poole Engineering and Machine Company, was engaged in 1914 by business. The Poole Company made a number of products during this period, including coastal defense artillery mountings and base rings for battleship turret guns.Outside the city in Texas, Maryland, they established a rural ammunition loading works. The nominee for Judge of the Supreme Court was offered by the Democrats. He entertained the idea of becoming a candidate for the bench but decided against it because he wanted to enter the US Army. He applied for acceptance to the first Officer's Camp at Fort Myer, Virginia, in order to participate in the training that would take him to a position of leadership in the US Army. A strong advocate of America's entrance into the war was the military career of <mask>. President Wilson went to Congress in April of 1917 to ask for a declaration of war. He was one of the first Marylanders to


title: German Horton Hunt Emory

texts: volunteer, and he contended that it was his duty to fight for the principles that he upheld."<mask> had something unusual in him because of the fact that he had volunteered at the age of almost 40 with a wife and three children," said Captain Thomas H. Westlake. My country was my favorite. I sacrificed every selfish, endearing sentiment. <mask> was a correspondent for the Baltimore Sun at Fort Myer. His series of five articles, entitled "Reports from a Freshman" and carrying his byline, appeared from time to time in the Sun and explained many details of camp life and military training of the day. One coming to camp is struck by the type of men Uncle Sam has taken under his care for the next three months, and to whom he will entrust the training of the first army of 500,000. The majority of men from 20 to 30 are between the ages of 30 and 40.Most of the fellows have had college educations. Many of the men are married and doing well in civil life before they came here. They fully appreciated what it would mean for a man to leave his family, friends and business, and it makes a fellow feel proud of being an American when he looks at it. On May 26, in his second report, <mask> wrote, "The men now know that this country will immediately begin to play a man's part in the war; that our present assistance to the Allies will be not merely money and munitions, but troops, standing shoulder to shoulder with the armies One of the few men who came out of the first officers' training camp with the rank of captain was Major <mask>. He spent nearly a year at Camp Lee. On March 7, 1918, Captain <mask> was promoted to

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title: German Horton Hunt Emory

texts: major and placed in command of the Third Battalion, 320th Infantry Regiment, which was attached to the 80th Division of the American Expeditionary Forces.On May 17, 1918, the 80th left Camp Lee and headed for Newport News, Virginia. The soldiers of the 80th Division were sent to France on June 8, 1918. The assembly point for the division was from which it departed early in June for training with the British Army in Artois and Picardy, France, and subsequently participated in the initial phases of the Somme Offensive. The 80th Division was moved to St. Mihiel for the first American Army offensive. "Black Jack" is the name of the man. The actions of the 80th Division were praised by General Pershing. The motto of the 80th Division has been "The 80th Only moves forward" since 1918.The division began its preparations for the offensive in the region during the period September 26 through November 11. One day before Major <mask>'s birthday, the 80th attacked at Bethincourt, moving through the hell that was trench warfare a distance of nine kilometers in two days. The American Expeditionary Forces Citation for Gallantry in Action was given 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780


title: German Horton Hunt Emory

texts: began at 3:30 a.m. and was answered almost immediately by an enemy counter-barrage. At 4:30 a.m., there was a brief cessation of the barrage and word that the Germans were moving.The ground assault began at 5 a.m. On the morning of November 1, 1918, just ten days before the Armistice, Major German H. H<mask> died of machine gun wounds while directing his battalion. Major <mask> received the death and award of the DSC for his bravery on the battlefield. The distinguished service cross is held by "Black Jack" Pershing. This is the second highest military decoration awarded to a member of the United States Army for extreme bravery and risk of life in combat. The President of the United States of America, authorized by the Act of Congress, July 9, 1918, takes pride in presenting theDistinguished Service Cross to German H. H<mask>, Major, U.S. Army, for extraordinary heroism in action. On the morning of November 1st, 1918, the 3rd Battalion, 320th Infantry advanced under heavy enemy fire to the north slope of the ravine aux Pierres.The advance of the battalion was temporarily checked as the crest of the slope was being swept with machine gun fire. Without care for his personal safety and inspired only by the thought that his battalion must go forward, Major <mask>, exposed to direct machine gun fire and in plain view of the enemy, calmly moved back and forth along his whole front encouraging his troops and personally directing the attack. The men of his command were inspired by his example of coolness and bravery and succeeded in resisting the enemy. In the demolished town of St. Juvin, a small wooden

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title: German Horton Hunt Emory

texts: cross with his name, rank, and date of death was used to mark his resting place. He was 36 years old when he died. The Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery and Memorial, also known as the Argonne American Cemetery, was the location where his body was moved and re-buried. The largest battle in American military history, involving 1.2 million American troops, was the principal engagement of the United States in WW 1.It ended with the Armistice with Germany on November 11, 1918. There is an oil portrait in Courtroom 226 of the Clarence M. Mitchell Jr. There is a courthouse in Baltimore. It was commissioned by his fellow attorneys in the Baltimore Bar Association and executed by the renowned Baltimore portrait artist Thomas Cromwell Corner, who was a founding member of the Baltimore Museum of Art. The Mitchell Courthouse has one of the largest oil portraits in it. He is wearing aDistinguished Service Cross. He is the only lawyer pictured in the art collection in a military uniform.There are 20 portraits of Thomas C. Corner in the courthouse collection. Corner painted an oil portrait of the major's grandfather. Along with five other Baltimore attorneys who died in World War 1, they were also honored with a bronze American eagle sculpture. It is located in the Criminal Court Lobby of the Mitchell Courthouse. Major <mask> was the most senior of the six Baltimore attorneys who died in World War 1 and were honored by this sculpture. Lieutenant Merrill Rosenfeld, 115th Infantry, received theDistinguished Service Cross. On January 11, 1921, the Maryland State Bar Association dedicated another bronze memorial tablet,


title: German Horton Hunt Emory

texts: over 6 feet in height, to these six Baltimore attorneys, plus one other Maryland lawyer who died in the war, in the main entrance hall at the Maryland Court of Appeals.It was designed by the Baltimore sculptor and depicts the lawyer turning in to his country's call, from his life work in his chosen profession, to serve its need on the field of battle. "In grateful memory of the Lawyers of Maryland who lost their lives in the Great War while serving in the armed forces of their country," the altar reads. O fortunata mors quae naturae debita pro patria est potissimum. They paid the debt to nature in advance for their country's cause. A bronze memorial tablet was placed by his home church in Baltimore, Saint Michael and All Angels Protestant Episcopal Church, which was the Fidelity Lodge of Masons. At the dedication service on October 31, 1920, Major General Cronkhite, who was in command of the 80th Division in France, was present. Bishop Philip Cook said that <mask> was moved by the fact that America was in danger."A Blue Ridge Memoir" and "The Last Drive and Death of Major G. H. <mask>" are external links. "The One We Lost, A Story of Honor and Sacrifice in Remembrance of Veteran's Day" was written by Walker

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title: Thomas Savage (bishop)

texts: He was a diplomat and scholar during the Tudor period. From 1501 until his death in 1507, he was the Archbishop of York. Prior to his consecration as a Bishop, <mask> was a diplomat and a rector. During his time as a diplomat, he helped broker the marriage treaty between Arthur, Prince of Wales and Catherine of Aragon, and later held the position of English Ambassador to France. Lady Catherine née Stanley, daughter of Lord Stanley, the knight and military commander Sir <mask>, was <mask>' elder brother. Sir Edward, Sir Richard, Sir Christopher, and Sir <mask> were his siblings. His sisters married into county families.He was related to the archbishop through various marriages. Lord <mask>, Sir William Stanley and George Stanley were his cousins. After graduating from Oxford University in 1473, he was sent to Bologna and the University of Padua to further his studies in divinity and Canon Law, respectively. He received a degree in 1495. Early on in his career, <mask> had appointments to several rectorships. The first Rector of Davenham was appointed in 1470, before he became the Rector of Jacobstow in 1474 and the Rector of Monks Risborough in 1484. He was provided with a source of income while he was abroad.Henry VII ascended to the throne. After the Battle of Bosworth Field, which put Henry on the throne, Sir <mask> was one of Henry's main commanders and the <mask> family enjoyed newfound prominence and privileges. He helped broker the marriage treaty between Arthur, Prince of Wales and Catherine of Aragon when he was an English ambassador to Portugal in the 18th century, the first time he received an appointment to a position of power and prestige. He was nominated to the position of Bishop of Rochester in 1492 and served until 1496, when he became the Bishop of

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title: Thomas Savage (bishop)

texts: were encountered by his men on the road out of Fulford. Two men rode between the Earl and his men, causing the Earl's horse to fall to its knees. The Earl asked, "Is there no way sirs but over me?"One of the men was struck in the face. Some blows were exchanged after members of both groups drew swords. The main body of the Archbishop's force returned to the scene of the altercation, and crossbows were pointed at the Earl and his men. A full-scale fighting was avoided because one of the Archbishop's party cut the bow before he could fire his weapon. The Earl and the Archbishop were concerned about the response from the King. The King summoned the two men and their retainers to London where they were questioned by a panel of counsellors. The entire situation was down to the actions of Lord Northumberland, according to the Archbishop.The King was displeased with the situation and the Archbishop's career fell apart after this point, declining slowly but steadily until his death three years later. The residence of the Archbishops of York, Cawood Castle, was where the death and legacy of Archbishop <mask> took place on September 3, 1507. Christopher Bainbridge became the new Archbishop. His effigy and tomb are still there at York Minster. His heart was placed in the chapel at the church. The creation of Prince Henry as Duke of York, the reception of Catherine of Aragon, and the brokering of the marriage treaty between Arthur, Prince of Wales and Catherine of Aragon are some of the notable events of his time. Described as a 'flamboyant, worldly sophisticate, a keen hunter and a keeper of peacocks', he was also accused of exploiting his position to gain benefits for his friends and family.The Deans of the Chapel Royal Bishops of Rochester are alumni of the University of


title: Sergio Ceccotti

texts: <mask> is an Italian painter. He lives and works in Rome. He attended the drawing courses of the French Academy in Rome and studied at the Internationale Sommerakademie fr Bildende in Salzburg. The influence of Giorgio de Chirico and the German Expressionism can be seen in the work of <mask>. He had an intellectual correspondence with some of the Masters of the New Objectivity, like Conrad Felixmller. The influence of film noir movies and comic strips turned his painting into a more narrative style. The use of the code of film noir makes the real uncertain and the reading of comic allows him to add numerous objects in the minimum space to get more intensity.His paintings were shown in Italian and French galleries as well as museums in Europe. His etchings were published in limited edition books of French and Italian poets. He illustrated books and front covers for the author of "L'Insolite quotidien", Philippe Soupault. "Philippe Soupault, le surréalisme et quelques amis" was exhibited at the Musée du Montparnasse in 2007. <mask>'s painting reflects paradoxes and fears of contemporary metropolis with his global visions of based on heterogeneous elements: Alfred Hitchcock films, mass media, roman noir and contemporary novels, art history and breaking news. His art shows a strange vision of daily life. The Villa Torlonia (Rome) museum devoted a retrospective exhibition to him, showing more than eighty paintings in the pavilion of the Casino dei Principi.The Palazzo delle Esposizioni

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title: Sergio Ceccotti

texts: celebrates the sixty years of activity of the painter by hosting an exhibition. Cesare Biasini Selvaggi created the romanzo della pittura. In 1977: galerie Liliane Franois, Paris, and in 1979: galerie Jan de Maere, Bruxelles. Histoires sans histoire, galerie Alain Blondel, Paris, and La vita enigmistica, Musei di Villa Torlonia, all took place in Rome. The La Stellina Arte Contemporanea is in Rome. Lumires. Galleria Elle Arte, Palerme is named after <mask>.The Salon de la jeune peinture was in Paris from 1971 to 1975. Reality, Artemis gallery, Bruxelles 1989. There is ageografie del mistero. Gallieria d' arte contemporanea is in Rome. Cuore Selvaggio, galleria Annovi, Sassuolo 2005: Pittoriativi italiani nella seconda met del XX Secolo. The Museo Nazionale del Palazzo di Venezia is located in Rome. The Galleria Civica d'Arte Moderna is in San Gimignano.The title of the book is L'Insolite quotidien and it was written by Philippe Soupault. There are texts by Maurizio Fagiolo dell'Arco, Galleria il Narciso, Rome. The ditions Galerie Jan de Maere is in Brussels. <mask> is from Editions Ramsay. Vision, Paris, 1992. The Lachenal-Ritter, Paris, 2001, contains texts by Edward Lucie-Smith. Cesare Biasini Selvaggi and Stefano Liberati wrote texts for the catalogo generale dell'opera grafica.The texts were written by Cesare Biasini Selvaggi. The romanzo della pittura was written by Cesare Biasini Selvaggi. Jean-Marie Oger References 20th-century Italian painters and 21st-century Italian male

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title: Marcus Thrane

texts: <mask> was the leader of the first labour movement in Norway. The movement was later known as the Thrane movement. Thrane was born in Christiania in the 19th century. The family's reputation was ruined after his father was arrested for corruption. He had to move in with friends of the family when he was 15. In 1836, Thrane traveled to France through Germany and Switzerland. After several months in Paris, Thrane returned to Norway.After finishing the examen artium in 1840 and a brief period as a student of theology, Thrane and his new wife, Maria Josephine, moved to Lillehammer in 1841, where they ran a private school. In 1846, Thrane moved his teaching to sgrdstrand. The teacher for the workers' children at the large industrial company, Blaafarvevrket, began work in Modum in 1847. He experienced his first political awakening there. The year after the company was experiencing difficulties, 250 workers were fired. The family moved to Drammen, the hometown of his wife, but he was fired after only five months because of his radical opinions. He started his political activities.The Drammen Labour Union had 160 members. The first edition of the union's paper was printed by Thrane after several other local unions joined a national organization. In May 1850, the union delivered a petition to King Oscar II of Sweden and the Norwegian parliament. Universal voting, the extension of mandatory military service to those with property, equality before the law, better schools, low or no border taxes, and