title: John Wallop

texts: spent some time in the south in October.He was at Lyons until June. There was a rumour in July that he was going to Spain. He was directed to investigate the strength of the French fortresses by a letter from Henry. He was in Paris in December and at Valence in October. He was in London in May and left Paris in March. <mask> was rich because of his uncle's death. The lands of the dissolved priory of Barlinch were granted to him in 1538.There were troubles with religion in the Pale of Calais in May 1539, when he was there. In February 1540 <mask> was presented to the king of France and had an interview with the queen of Navarre. He arrived in Paris by June 1540 and was joined by Carne. He followed the court for the rest of the year. On December 4, 1540, William, lord Sandys of the Vyne, captain of Guisnes, died, and <mask>'s friends made a successful application in his favour. It is odd that the captaincy of Guisnes should have been considered a better post than the one he already held. Many thought he had retired for fear that he would withdraw himself.He was revoked by Lord William Howard. He fell into disgrace. In consideration of his long service, he was allowed to explain his conduct, even though he was accused of "sundry notable offences and treasons done towards us". Queen Catherine Howard, who was fond of men of Wallop's type, would not need much persuading after she was brought before the council. He became captain of Guisnes in March 1541. He was a member of the

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texts: deputy's council at Guisnes and was active in the engineering operations in the Pale of this time. When Henry and Charles were ordered to co-operation with the imperialists in the north of France, the Earl of Surrey was supposed to have the command, but he was given it to Sir Thomas Seymour.The soldiers were in the field for a long time. <mask> was praised by the Emperor Charles V for his conduct to Henry VIII. The king gave Wallop robes from his own wardrobe on Christmas Eve. He was installed on May 18th. He had to keep a lot of men at Guisnes during the war. There are many notes of his activity in the Acts of the Privy Council. He was thanked by the council for his courage.In 1546 he was placed on the second commission for the delimitation of the frontier of the Boulonnais, and in March he was appointed on the third commission for the same purpose. As relations between France and England grew strained, <mask> was involved in various frontier conflicts which were the subject of lengthy recriminations between the English and French courts. He was made a commissioner for the delimitation of the English and French boundaries once more after the end of the war in 1549. <mask> died of the sweating sickness at Guisnes and was buried in the churchyard. He was involved in the restoration of the church. Nicholas Alexander was hanged at Tyburn for cowardice after he left a large annuity to him. <mask> was called a noble captain by character Machyn.He said that he was better trained to

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title: John Wallop

texts: war than to manage political affairs. His portrait was painted by Holbein in 1899. Elizabeth was the daughter of Sir Clement Harleston of Ockendon and was married to Gerald Fitzgerald, 8th Earl of Kildare. She was able to survive him. His estates passed to his brother, Sir <mask>, and he died in 1566, his son <mask> succeeded. Endnotes: Collins's Peerage. There is a book called "Brydges."A little over 300 sqq. The Acts of the Privy Council contains letters and papers from the reign of Henry VIII. It's vii. There are many entries about his work at Guisnes in the new series. The Venetian has a calendar of state papers. The calendar of state papers was published in Irish. 3, 4 CarewMSS.The book of Howth is pp. CarewMSS. pp. The calendar of state papers was published in foreign. 327 Holinshed's Chron. I. 609, 609, 609, 609, 609, 609, 609, 609, 609, 609, 609, 609, 609, 609, 609, 609, 609, 609, 609, The Deux Gentilshommes potes  la Cour de Henri VIII was written by Bapst. Bagwell's Ireland under the Tudors is known as i. There is a Hist. The Church of England. 243 Clowes's Royal Navy. Affirmative size is 456 sqq. The services of Lord Grey de Wilton were published in the Chronicle of Calais.Narratives of the Reformation and Machyn's Diary are included. These five were published by Camden Soc. Strype's Memorials, I. 7, 347, II. I. 6, andc. The Monasticon was written by Dugdale.Collinson's Somerset, iii. 503. The Knights of the Garter People from Farleigh Wallop died from sweating

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title: Madeleine Boschan

texts: <mask> is a German artist. <mask> studied at the Hochschule fr Bildende Knste Braunschweig from 2000 to 2006 and was taught by John Armleder. Since 2010 she has participated in numerous institutional exhibitions throughout Europe and North America focusing on: artistic strategies dealing with preconditioned role-models and relationships of people and architecture, as well as new tendencies of Abstract art, contemporary art from Berlin or Germany, and the interdisciplinary impact of the cabinet She lives and works in Berlin. <mask> built her sculptures from found material. The first objets trouvés were modified, reassembled and brought into relation with each other by colour interventions. The components lost their utilization value.With their machine-like appearance these sculptures seem to suggest expedience, still, they inhere in a kind of defunctionalised dissociation. <mask> has derived genuine from her extensive occupation with Samuel Beckett's TV-pieces, such as "Quod I" and "Quod II", which he realized in 1981 for the German SDR, and his late "closed space stories" as "Worstward Ho" It is for a body to appear within this void to designate it as a place, to grant form, and shape to it, and to constitute it as'surrounding space'. According to Beckett, Boschan believes that spatial experience is first and foremost a physical experience: how does a body gain its halt and stand within the void, how does it find its appropriate place and hold up this position, how does it interact with other bodies? She revised and reconsidered her primary vocabulary: standing, reclining, towering, tilt, arching, as well as expansion, contraction, colour, form,

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title: Madeleine Boschan

texts: measure, and positioning. In contrast to the linearity of her prior works, she addresses herself to purely planar bodies; situated freely throughout the given space in utterly different phenomenal states; each for itself, yet, constantly in relation to each other. <mask>an has incorporated "Technicolor's" base colors into her forms.The specific chromaticity, being an immediate part of the sculptural operation, begins its very own specific forms. "How to live together?" was the basis of her practice in the years following. The sculptures were linear and withdrawn from us. I wanted to make them more planar, to give them more surface, to realign towards the surrounding space, and to relate them closer to us. You can be a broadside at the beholder. To me, they are still the same. Not visually, of course, but they all pose the same question of spatial corporality, of how a body gains its own stand, finds its appropriate place and holds up this position.Pieces dwelling on the concept of'spaces within space' and, at the same time, of passage or transition, emerge, "fictive and functionless artefacts" which "retain the utopian ideas that are contained in the architectural strategies she references". Where none. Say where you are. Where none. For the body. An open field, a factory, and a by are some of the words used in An open field, a factory, and a by. Galerie Klaus Gerrit Friese is located in Vienna, Austria.There are highlights from the Daimler Art Collection. From Albers to Warhol to now, Museo di Santa Giulia, Brescia, Italy. Berlin (1), Knstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin, Germany Black Oriental, Galerie Bernd Kugler, Innsbruck, Austria Eine Frau, is based in


title: Samuel King Allison

texts: For his role in the Manhattan Project, <mask> was awarded the Medal for Merit. He was the director of the Metallurgical Laboratory from 1943 until 1944, and later worked at the Los Alamos Laboratory as part of the "Cowpuncher Committee", where he "rode herd" on the final stages of the project. After the war, he returned to the University of Chicago to direct the Institute for Nuclear Studies and was involved in the "scientists' movement", lobbying for civilian control of nuclear weapons. The son of an elementary school principal, <mask> was born in Chicago, Illinois, in 1900. He attended John Fiske Grammar School and Hyde Park High School. He entered the University of Chicago in 1917, majoring in mathematics and chemistry. He finished his PhD in chemistry under the supervision of William Harkins, and wrote his thesis on "Atomic Stability III, the Effects of Electrical Discharge and High Temperatures", a topic closely related to experimental physics.From 1923 to 1925, <mask> was a research fellow at Harvard University. He taught physics at the University of California, Berkeley from 1926 until 1930. He met and married Helen Campbell there. They had two children, <mask> and Catherine. In 1930 <mask> returned to the University of Chicago, where he became a professor in 1942. The theory of x-ray diffraction was studied by him. When x-rays were used to investigate atomic structures, the concept that light had both wave and particle properties was not universally accepted.<mask> was part of the effort to prove that the interpretation of the Compton effect was wrong. There was a lot of research that was done to prove that Compton was correct. He conceded that this was the case. He co-authored a textbook with Compton, X-rays in Theory and Experiment, which became widely used. John Harry Williams is a graduate student. <mask> studied at the Cavendish Laboratory at the University of Cambridge in England after winning a Guggenheim

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texts: fellowship in 1935. He wrote a paper about his experiments on the effects of production and the half-lives of Radio-Carbon and Radio-Nitrogen.He was so impressed by the Cavendish Laboratory that he built his own. <mask> was involved in defence-related work during World War II. He worked for the National Defense Research Committee from October 1940 to January 1941. He was given a contract by the NDRC in January 1941 to study the use of beryllium as a neutron moderator. The team he assembled in Chicago grew into the Manhattan Project's Metallurgical Laboratory. The S-1 Section coordinated the early investigations into the feasibility of an atomic bomb. He started building a reactor in the squash courts.In March, his small experimental reactor using beryllium came closer to criticality than the graphite-moderated design of the group at Columbia University. The research groups working on plutonium and nuclear reactor design were brought together at the Metallurgical Laboratory in Chicago in 1942. <mask> was in charge of the work. When they had yet to get an experimental reactor to work, the Metallurgical Laboratory had to consider how it would proceed with large production reactor designs. <mask> and Eugene Wigner argued that larger steps were necessary if atomic bombs were to be developed in time to affect the course of the war. If two approaches looked promising, the Director of the Manhattan Project told them that time was more important than money. This was what was done.When Chicago Pile-1 went critical at Stagg Field on December 2, 1942, <mask> was one of 49 scientists who watched the project take a leap forward. In June 1943, <mask> became director of the Metallurgical Laboratory, when the reactor project began to spread outside Chicago. The Los Alamos Laboratory in New Mexico became the location of the Manhattan Project in late 1944, and <mask> was the chairman of the Technical and Scheduling Committee there in 1944.

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title: Samuel King Allison

texts: The implosion-type nuclear weapon would be ready for testing in July. <mask> was part of the "Cowpuncher Committee" that "rode herd" on the implosion project. He was the one who read the message over the loudspeaker at the nuclear test. <mask> received the Medal for Merit for his work on the Manhattan Project in a ceremony at the University of Chicago.From 1946 until 1957, <mask> was the director of the Enrico Fermi Institute of Nuclear Studies. From 1962 to 1965, he was the chairman of the Committee on Nuclear Science at the National Research Council. He was involved in the control of atomic weapons. The Atomic Energy Act of 1946 states that nuclear weapons should be under civilian control. In an influential speech announcing the creation of the Enrico Fermi Institute, <mask> said that he rebuilt his "kevatron" because it could accelerate particles to energies of 400 KeV. The bevatron was being built at the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory to accelerate particles to billions of electron volts. <mask> believed that there were still useful results to be found.He was one of the pioneers of what became known as "heavy ion physics". The data on the reactions of light elements would be useful in the study of stellar nucleosynthesis. <mask> got a 2 MeV Van de Graaff generator, and recalled an old paper on how to make lithium ion from minerals. He was able to produce a 1.2 MeV beam. He measured the cross sections of the boron and other light elements. There was a method to analyze surface materials where chemical analysis was not available. Anthony L. Turkevich used this to analyze the makeup of the Moon.Some of the people <mask> took on went on to have distinguished careers. On September 15, 1965, <mask> died of an aneurism while attending a conference in Culham, England. The American Institute of Physics is where his papers are kept. The University of Chicago Special Collections Research Center has a guide to the <mask> <mask>

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title: Kari Peitsamo

texts: The style of the musician has changed over the years from acoustic avant-garde pop to electric rock. "Kauppao naiset" is his best-known song. On the studio time left over from Leskinen, the backing group of Juice Leskinen helped create the project called "Kari Peitsamo ja Ankkuli." <mask>'s debut album was still performed as a trio but the following albums would be solo where he performed his songs with an acoustic guitar. The band Ankkuli was formed after <mask>'s acoustic guitar was switched to an electric one. After recording for Love Records, <mask> moved to Poko Records and changed his band to reflect the influences of Creedence Clearwater Revival and Status Quo. After the Revival period, <mask> formed a new band.The Bubblegum Warriors In Faded Jeans album was released in 1998. During the years 1993 and 1994, as many as six albums of <mask>'s came out. <mask>'s musical activities have waned and he has worked as a grave digger, as well as a candidate for the parliamentary elections in 2003 and 2007, as well as the municipal elections and elections for the European. <mask>'s most famous songs are short rock songs. His debut album contains a song called "Uskon Beatleksiin" (I Believe in the Beatles) in which the singer is rejected by his girlfriend but he is not desperate because he believes that some day The Beatles will descend from the heaven and bring peace to the world. According to the title track of the debut album, the deepest nature of jazz is unknown. <mask> has written political songs as well as his usual absurdism.<mask> was studying theology at the University of Helsinki. It was written by Juha Rantala. There are more links on the official site Discography + record sleeves + article index.

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title: Mary Hutton (poet)

texts: <mask> was an English labouring class writer. She was born in Yorkshire on July 10, 1794, and spent most of her life there. The last of her three poetry collections was a miscellany of prose and verse. In the introduction to her third collection, Mrs <mask> describes how she was the only child in her family to suffer from scurvy. <mask>'s health prevented her from moving to London. She left for Sheffield and met and married a man who was twenty-five years older than her and had two children from a previous marriage. She found out that her husband had been cheated by the Benefit society while he was in poor health.Needing to contribute to their finances, <mask> wrote a letter to John Holland, a prominent city author, asking for help in publishing a volume of her poetry. Holland decided to meet <mask> in person after agreeing to raise subscriptions and records on her behalf. The wife of a pen-knife cutler, whose lot, it seems, had constituted no exception to the occasional want of employment and paucity of income, was living in Butcher's Buildings. The bulk of the pieces there are of the descriptive, topographical kind such as Holland had composed at his debut. <mask>'s status as wife of a poor pen-knife cutter was emphasized in the early publicity. "From a number of very respectable and worthy Mechanics, who think that they discern in my writings sufficient merit to justify their presentation to the world, I acknowledge labouring class support in the city". She would have preferred to publish in its place a 4-canto

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title: Mary Hutton (poet)

texts: narrative poem set in the time of Henry VIII.Contemporary issues are also highlighted in the book. An outbreak of cholera, the new Poor Law Amendment Act, and "A factory girl and her father" are just a few examples. Britons! Tell us why you cross the main, The chains of Africa to sever your slaves. According to a Scottish commentator in Tait's Magazine, a poem deals with a case of a poor girl who was taken before a Magistrate for weeping over her father's grave. The political stance she takes is that "<mask>'s poems on the Poor Law and poverty are strikingly aligned with the poetry of the Chartist movement in both her appropriations of images of slavery and her use of discourse on human rights and freedom". In her title poem, "The Happy Isle", she states that there was no baneful workhouses, the rich were not alone protected, and the poor were not sold and dissected.At the same time as the girl was arrested for weeping at her father's grave, another item was reported. A poor woman was recommended to sell her child's body to the surgeons by a parish overseer. The results of the new poor law were deploring. Even when dealing with a literary theme like "On reading Childe Harold's Pilgrimage", she tempers her praise by going on to discuss modern social issues in France and England. The suppression of the Polish November uprising is carried forward into her next work, Cottage Tales and Poems. The case of Mrs <mask> was the subject of an open letter published by Samuel Roberts and James Montgomery. The plight of <mask> and

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title: Mary Hutton (poet)

texts: her husband was detailed in this letter.The struggle was too much for them both; their strength, their health, and her reason gave way. Her husband was forced to apply for her to the Workhouse after he was admitted to the Infirmary. Attercliffe Asylum was the subject of an inquiry into the forced restraint of inmates. She said that the two weeks of terrible sufferings had precluded all hope of recovery. <mask> was sent to the Wakefield Asylum, "a change as she states, almost resembling a removal from hell to heaven". <mask> was in the Wakefield Asylum for four months and recovered under the care of a doctor and his wife. The poem <mask> wrote to Dr and Mrs Corcellis is reproduced in the letter.<mask> and her husband and wife have been living in a very feeble state with <mask>'s only daughter, who has nothing but what she herself can earn. Samuel Roberts. James Montgomery. She is listed as a widow aged 59 and her occupation is given as "Poetess." In the spring of 1859, John Holland recorded that she died in the hospital. The only woman author of Chartist fiction is identified as the poet in Ian Haywood's The Literature of Struggle: An anthology of Chartist Fiction (1995). John Goodridge's Nineteenth-Century English Labouring-Class Poets: 1800–1900 is a collection of five of <mask>'s poems.John Holland wrote "<mask>" in The Poets of Yorkshire and Meagan Timney wrote "<mask> and the Development of a Working-Class Women's Political Poetics". The births and deaths of English women poets and English women writers in the 19th

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title: Stefan Koubek

texts: The retired tennis player is from Austria. <mask> had a double-handed backhand. Thomas Muster was his hero when he was a kid. Despite winning two titles on hardcourts, he said his favorite surface was clay. He reached the quarterfinals of the 2002 Australian Open and the 2002 Hamburg Masters, as well as attaining a career-high singles ranking. In March 2000. He was suspended for three months after testing positive for glucocorticosteroids at the 2004 French Open, after receiving an injection for an injured wrist.His nickname is Cooley. In 1994, <mask> lost his first match as a professional tennis player. Most of the time, <mask> played in the Challenger Series. He jumped up in the rankings in 1997 because of his good results in Challenger tournaments. He lost to Younes El Aynaoui in the final of Maia after winning his first Challenger event. The record was 33-20 for the year. At Atlanta in 1999, he won his first title.He overcame Sébastien Grosjean in the final in straight sets, losing only one set in the whole tournament. In his French Open debut, he lost to lex Corretja, but this is his best performance to date. Austria was able to return to the World Group of Davis Cup by defeating Sweden 3–2 in a promotion tie after losing to Adrian Voinea in the final of Bournemouth. Albert Costa was second in wins on clay during the 1999 season, with 28 match victories. In 2000 he defeated lex Calatrava to win his second title on the hardcourts. He lost in the semi finals at Mexico City. He became World No. on March 13, 2000, his highest singles rank to date.20. At the 2000 French Open, in his match against Attila Svolt, after having

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title: Stefan Koubek

texts: already received three warnings for various transgressions, Koubek was disqualified due to throwing his racket and accidentally hitting a ball boy. He made the quarterfinals of the Australian Open in 2002, his best ever performance at a Grand Slam. In the first round, <mask> came back from a 0–6 1–6 1–4 15-40 deficit to defeat Cyril Saulnier, 0–6 1–6 7–6 6–4 8–6. He came back from two sets to love and win in five. In the third and fourth round, <mask> defeated Pless and Gonzalez, but lost to Novk in the quarterfinals. The best result of the rest of 2002 was a loss to Tommy Robredo at the Hamburg Masters.The year ended with seven losses in the first round. In 2003 he won his third career title. He won the tournament without dropping a set, defeating Jan-Michael Gambill in the final, and held the top spot in the race. After his victory in Doha, he lost seven consecutive first-round matches before making the semi-finals, where he lost to Roger Federer. In the Davis Cup, <mask> defeated the Belgian brothers to help Austria return to the World Group. At the 2004 French Open, <mask> lost to David Nalbandian. In Thomas Muster's debut as Davis Cup captain, <mask> was instrumental in preserving Austria's status in the World Group, winning both singles matches over Tim Henman and Greg Rusedski.He was suspended for three months after testing positive for glucocorticosteroids at the 2004 French Open, after receiving an injection for an injured wrist. The ITF acknowledged that <mask> had not used the drugs to improve his performance. He forfeited his points and prize money from the tournament, but his results were not disqualified. His

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title: Stefan Koubek

texts: ranking fell outside the top 100 as a result of injuries and his suspension. The Challenger circuit was where he spent most of the year playing. He lost to Nicols Mass in the third round of Kitzbhel and in the semifinals of the Helsinki Challenger. At the beginning of the year, Koubek was 182nd in the world.The year ended with a loss in the final of the Zagreb ATP event to local favourite Ivan Ljubii. In the Generali Open, he reached the third round and the semifinals. He was ranked 80 in the year. At the Generali Open, <mask> won his first title with Philipp Kohlschreiber. The season was ranked in the top 50. The year began with a loss in the final in Chennai. At the Australian Open, he was knocked out in the first round by Wayne Arthurs, but he lost the match despite leading two sets to love.Austria lost to Argentina in the first round of the Davis Cup. In Sopot <mask> came back from a 6–0 4–0 deficit to defeat Calleri in three sets, where he served for the match three times and saved five match points. In the final set of his match against Sébastien Grosjean, Koubek was disqualified after using abusive language to the tournament supervisor. He said he directed the "Fuck you" at Karlberg. He made the third round of the Australian Open before falling to Paul-Henri Mathieu in five sets, a match in which he led a break of serve in each set, but was not able to close the match out. Koubek will have surgery to alleviate bulging discs, which is a potentially career threatening injury. He retired from tennis in May 2011.External links 1977 births Living people Austrian male tennis players Doping cases in tennis Hopman Cup

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title: Dmitry Alexandrovich Medvedev

texts: The Soviet Air Force Lieutenant general was a Hero of the Soviet Union. During World War II, he was credited with 14 victories. He fought in the Winter War. After World War II, he was commander of the 7th Separate Guards Missile Corps. <mask> was born in Uzlovaya in Uyezd of Tula Governorate on September 21, 1918, in a working-class family. He graduated from high school. In August 1935, he was in the Red Army.He graduated from the 8th Odessa Pilots Military Aviation School in 1937 and went on to serve in the military. During the summer of 1939 he was a squadron commander in the 22nd Fighter Aviation Regiment. He made 75 sorties and shot down two Japanese fighters and a bomber. He was promoted to Senior lieutenant after being awarded the Order of the Red Banner. He became the chief of the squadron at the end of 1939. In the Winter War, <mask> was a squadron commander in the 7th Fighter Aviation Regiment. The unit was based on the frozen lake of Suulajrvi and engaged in missions involving ground attack and bomber escort.<mask>'s plane was hit by antiaircraft fire and crashed at the beginning of March 1940. He participated in the Soviet offensive on the Isthmus after returning to the front. The start of World War II happened on June 22, 1941. He shot down two Junkers Ju 88 bombers on the first day of the war. On 24 June, he claimed that two fighters were destroyed. On 20 July, <mask>'s aircraft was shot down and he had to bail out. He got to Soviet lines three days later.He was shot down again

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title: Dmitry Alexandrovich Medvedev

texts: in August but returned to the army. After that, the unit was sent to Kharkiv, where it was equipped with the jets. The regiment was sent to the rear in November. The Volkhov Front was the location of the relief of the Siege of Leningrad. The Order of the Red Banner was given to <mask> on 12 March. The Order of Lenin was awarded to him on April 22. The Lavochkin La-5 fighters were sent to Gorky in February 1943.The 270th Fighter Aviation Division became part of the regiment in May. Three German planes were shot down during the first five days of the battle. The Order of the Patriotic War 1st class was awarded to <mask> for his actions at Kursk. He became the commander of the 486th Fighter Aviation Regiment on July 16. At the end of July, two Ju 87 dive bombers were shot down. The 486th was sent to the rear in the fall. In 1944, he joined the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.Part of the 2nd Ukrainian Front was equipped with the La-5FN. It fought in the Second Jassy–Kishinev offensive. The front advanced into Hungary in the fall of 1944. The capture of Slovakia and the Vienna offensive took place after the capture of Budapest. The war ended in the country after the offensive. Multiple German aircraft were reportedly shot down by <mask> during air combat. His last victory was a Ju 52 transport.He was awarded a third Order of the Red Banner on 11 June after flying his last sortie of the war. He shot down 14 German aircraft and claimed 15 victories during the war. <mask> was awarded the title


title: Dmitry Alexandrovich Medvedev

texts: Hero of the Soviet Union and the Order of Lenin on May 15, 1946, for his actions during World War II. The Order of the Red Star was awarded to Postwar <mask>. In May, he became the deputy commander of a fighter division after graduating from the Air Force Academy. He became commander of the fighter division in November of 1953. His second Order of the Red Star was awarded on April 29, 1954.He became deputy commander of the 30th Air Army in 1959 after graduating from the Military Academy of the General Staff. The Order of the Red Banner was awarded to <mask> on June 4, 1955. The Order of the Red Banner was awarded to him again. In April 1961, he became the commander of the 7th Separate Guards. He was promoted to Lieutenant general in 1962. The Red Banner Military Engineering Academy was named after A.F. In September 1965, Mozhaysky.The exact military academy names were deceptive, as the Mozhaysky Academy was training men who would join the Strategic Rocket Forces. The Order of the Red Banner of Labour was awarded to him in 1966. He became an associate professor in 1974. He lived in Leningrad after retiring. The Order for Service to the Homeland was awarded to him on 30 April. The city council of veterans was chaired by <mask> during his retirement. He was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War 1st class on March 11, 1985.He published his memoirs in 1989. On November 26, 1992, <mask> died and is buried in the cemetery. People from Tula Governorate were recipients of the Order of the Red


title: Eric Menk

texts: <mask> is a Filipino-American former professional basketball player who played in the Philippine Basketball Association and the Asean Basketball League. Major Pain is a four-time champion and the 2004–05 Most Valuable Player. <mask> had played for the Ginebra franchise for twelve seasons before being released and signed by the Beermen. He played for the Aces for two seasons before being released again. <mask> was a student at Charlotte High School in the state of Michigan. He was an Honorable Mention All-American by USA Today and an Honorable Mention All-State by the Associated Press as a senior. He attended Lake Superior State University from 1992 to 1996.He was an NCAA Division II All-American there. He captained the team that won the only two titles in the school's history. He was the Most Valuable Player of the GLIAC tournament that year. He finished his career at LSSU with over 1800 points. <mask> was a professional in Europe. In 1996-97, he was an import for HIC, and he averaged 19 points per game. <mask> arrived in the Philippine basketball scene in 1997 when he played for Tanduay.He was the first Freshman of the Year and Most Valuable Player Awardee in the PBL. He won two more Most Valuable Player Awards and piloted the Tanduay Rhum Masters to a couple of titles. The Rhum Masters won many titles during <mask>'s career. One of the best rivalries at the time was between Menk and Asi Taulava. The Tanduay Rhum Masters were able

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title: Eric Menk

texts: Rhum Masters were eliminated from the series after their games with Alvarado were forfeited. During the Commissioner's Cup, <mask>'s citizenship came into question after the league scrutinized most of the Filipino-foreign cagers' documents. <mask> was forced to end his season early because he couldn't prove his Filipino heritage. He returned to the pro league after a year when he was able to prove his citizenship. The Rhum Masters bowed out of the 2001 Governor's Cup early, as Menk played nine games for Tanduay. The sale of Tanduay to FedEx was finalized in 2001 when Menk was traded to the crowd-favorite Barangay Ginebra Kings. His debut with the team was delayed as he spent time with the Philippine National Team for the 2002 Asian Games.<mask> performed well in the tournament and the Philippines finished in fourth place. In the All-Filipino Conference, <mask> was unable to lead the Kings into the quarterfinals. Menk had a good season in 2003 but, still, Ginebra did not make it to the semi-finals. Menk played in a game. The 2004-2005 season was <mask>'s biggest yet. He led the Ginebra Kings to two consecutive titles, winning the Fiesta Conference and the Philippine Cup. The Best Player of the Conference was won by him.During the 2005 Fiesta Conference, <mask> was suspended indefinitely by the league for failing to show additional documents of his citizenship on time. <mask> won the Most Valuable Player Award. Even though he was

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title: Eric Menk

texts: suspended for Ginebra's remaining games in the Fiesta Conference, he still piled up enough statistical points and votes to win the Most Valuable Player award. He was the league's best rebounder with an average of 11.8 per game. He won the award for the second year in a row. His first title as a player was in the Fiesta Conference in 2004. The 2005-2006 Fiesta Conference saw <mask> return to Ginebra.The Kings were eliminated by Red Bull Barako in seven games in the semifinals of the tournament. The team from the South won against the team from the North in the 2006 All-Star Game. The Barangay Ginebra Kings defeated Air21 in the 2008 finals. Several players were injured in the series. Ginebra won their 4th championship in 4 years despite their losses. In game 7 of the series, <mask> performed well in front of a record-setting crowd at the Araneta Coliseum. He finished with 21 points and 14 rebound in the finals.He was a member of the San Miguel Beermen who won a championship in the Asean Basketball League. <mask> is set for a major comeback as he signs with the GlobalPort Batang Pier. After a brief stint with the GlobalPort, <mask> signs with the Alaska Aces as a backup center. He played for 2 seasons. He announced his retirement during the Commissioner's Cup. The Aces paid tribute to him. The country did not have a medal.<mask> averaged close to 10 points in his first Asiad stint. <mask> was included in the National Pool again in

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title: Peter van Geersdaele

texts: <mask> was best known for his work on the ship-burial. He oversaw the creation of a plaster cast of the ship impression, as well as the creation of a fiberglass replica. He helped create an impression of the Graveney boat, as well as other excavation and restoration work. During his time at the Victoria and Albert Museum, Van Geersdaele worked in casting and moulds. He rose to the position of senior conserver in the British and Medieval department after working at the British Museum. He became an assistant chief of archaeology in the preservation division of the National Historic Sites of Canada for Parks Canada, and then the deputy head of the preservation department at the National Maritime Museum in London. He was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in 1993 for his services to museums.<mask> <mask> was born on July 3, 1933, in South West London, to a family with roots in the Netherlands. He worked in the cast department of the Victoria and Albert Museum from 1949 to 1951. <mask> was a member of the Royal Air Force. He was a football player for Grimsby Town F.C., which was managed by Bill Shankly. After his discharge, <mask>le had a trial with Queens Park Rangers F.C., and was interested in being a professional footballer. He joined the British Museum in 1954. Van Geersdaele worked at the British Museum.He rose to become a senior officer in the British and Medieval department after working in the moulders' shop. He was the leader of the team tasked with making a mould and later a fiberglass replica of the ship. The 1964 removal of a thirteenth-century tile kiln from Clarendon Palace was one of the work done at the museum. He helped with the excavation of the Longton Hall porcelain factory. He was able to publish several articles on his work after completing his

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title: Peter van Geersdaele

texts: The ship's ribs were lifted so that a plaster mold of the hull could be taken, but the ship was removed and conserved after the mould was taken, the mould serving to help with the ship's reassembly. Nineteen plaster sections were lifted in less than an hour after being laid over three and a half days. In 1976, <mask> joined Parks Canada's National Historic Sites of Canada as an assistant chief of conserver. Four years after the family moved back to England, <mask> became the National Maritime Museum's deputy head ofConservation.Van Geersdale oversaw the reorganization of the storage of the reserve collections and was responsible for the movement and installation of exhibits. He retired in 1993. Van Geersdaele had a personal life that included two daughters, two granddaughters and a great-grandson. A British Museum colleague said that he lived in a stone's throw from the site of his triumph. In recognition of his services to museums, <mask> was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire. In 2003 <mask>le was part of a group of pensioners who protested against an 18 percent raise in Council Tax by Suffolk County Council, and the following year was summoned to court for spreading out the tax increase across twelve monthly installments rather than the required ten. As part of the Protest Against Council Tax Suffolk (PACTS) committee, <mask>le continued to protest inefficiencies in the Council Tax collection system.<mask> passed away on 20 July. He was remembered by a colleague, Andrew Oddy, as a natural born leader who was universally liked and who inspired those who worked with him to give of their best. References include works by <mask>le 1933 births and deaths of 20th-century British historians. Footballers from the Order of the British Empire are not categorized by

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title: Chris Johnson (boxer)

texts: <mask> won a bronze medal at the 1992 Summer Olympics for Canada. He won the gold medal at the 1990 Commonwealth Games. <mask>'s family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Notable boxers such as Andrew Singh Kooner and Natalie "Too Bad" Brown were trained by <mask>. Michael Brandon, one of his boxers, was profiled by the Toronto Star.

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title: Vera Cudjoe

texts: <mask> is a Trinidadian-Canadian actress and producer. She founded Black Theatre Canada, a youth and community-oriented institution which helped train and launch the career of numerous Black performers and artists in North America. The Theatre's legacies include Delroy Lindo, Arlene Duncan, Leon Bibb,Jackie Richardson, Joe Sealy, and Philip Akin. Cudjoe was born in Trinidad and trained as a nurse in England before moving to Toronto in 1960. In 1962, she began to pursue theatre and performance. She was motivated by the lack of opportunities for Black youth. The Dora Mavor Moore Award-winning A Caribbean Midsummer Night's Dream and the first Canadian production of A Raisin in the Sun were both produced under her leadership.One More Stop on the Freedom Train, a musical about the Underground Railroad in Ontario, toured Ontario in 1985 and was part of the Arts Against Apartheid Festival. Cudjoe has acted in many works. Jump the Broom was released in 2011. Cudjoe received the Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee medal for her contributions. <mask>e was the youngest of six children. She attended the high school on the island. Higher education in Trinidad was only available to those with the means to access it, and to the very few who received "colonial scholarships" for study in England.One of the scholarships Cudjoe received took her to England to train in nursing and midwifery, which were only open to racialised women at the time. Cudjoe was introduced to performance through her friend who was an actor, after she became involved in the West Indian Students' Union. She began to love acting after participating in hospital performances. Scholarship recipients were expected to return to their colonies and assume leadership roles as matrons

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title: Vera Cudjoe

texts: appeared in a number of works since the permanent suspension of Black Theatre Canada.Jump the Broom was released in 2011. She was at Ontario Theological Seminary for two years. Cudjoe received the Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee medal for her contributions. <mask>e cultivated a deep legacy of artists, among them Delroy Lindo, Arlene Duncan, Leon Bibb,Jackie Richardson, Joe Sealy, Tom Butler, Philip Akin, Denis Simpson, Diana Braithwaite, and Jeff Jones. As an informal ensemble for a few seasons, I participated along with folks like djanet sears, luther hansraj, emerita emerencia, and donald carr. We worked with amah harris and vera cudjoe. The work centered around harris' anansi stories as well as some general performance training and artistic jamming.My introduction to the group was jamming my poetry in an ensemble performance. I worked as a stage manager, performer, and even an admin/office assistant. The black theatre folded in the late 80's. There is a lack of funds. It has been a real place of learning for many artists in the city, given that almost all black artists working between 1972 and 1985 passed through their gates. Live performance artists who started out in that day have a story to tell. There are external links to Black Theatre Canada and the University of Guelph Theatre Museum


title: Bruce Arians

texts: <mask> was born on October 3, 1952 and is a football coach in the National Football League. Prior to that, he was the head coach of the Arizona Cardinals. During the 2012 season, he was the interim head coach of the Indianapolis Colts. From 1983 to 1988 he was the head football coach at Temple. His slogan "No risk-it, no biscuit" encourages aggressive playcalling. When Chuck Pagano was treated for leukemia, his first job was as an offensive assistant for the Colts. During his time as Indianapolis' interim head coach, he guided the team that went 2–14 the previous season to a 9–3 record, earning them a playoff spot.The first interim head coach to receive the honor was <mask>, who was named AP NFL Coach of the Year. His success in Indianapolis led to him becoming the Cards' head coach, where he led them to two postseason runs, one division title, and an appearance in the playoffs in 2015. He won the Coach of the Year award for the second year in a row. After initially retiring in 2017, he came back in 2019. He led the team to their first playoff appearance since 2007, their first playoff win since 2002, and a Super Bowl victory. He was the oldest head coach to win a Super Bowl. He graduated from William Penn High School in York, Pennsylvania.He was a star quarterback at York Catholic High School. He played college football at Virginia Tech. He was the starting quarterback in the wishbone offense for the Hokies as a senior. He completed 53 of 118 passing attempts. For 952 yards with three passing touchdown and seven turnovers. He had 243 yards and 11 touchdown. Virginia Tech had a school record for most quarterback rushing touchdown in a season with 11.The record was broken by Jerod Evans. He was the first white player to share a dorm room with a black player. James Barber was the father of the two Barbers. He began his college coaching career as a graduate assistant at Virginia Tech. After working as an assistant coach at Mississippi State University, he went to the

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title: Bruce Arians

texts: University of Alabama to coach the running backs under Paul "Bear" Bryant. From 1983–88, he was the head coach at Temple University. He had a 27–39 overall record as head coach of the Owls.He had a single winning record on the field in 1986. The wins were forfeited after it was revealed that running back Paul Palmer, who was runner-up in the 1986 Heisman Trophy, had signed with a sports agent. Running back Todd McNair, defensive back Kevin Ross, safety Todd Bowles, and offensive guard John Rienstra are some of the players that coach at Temple included. Ross, Bowles, and McNair were all assistant coaches in the National Football League. After coaching at Temple, he held assistant coaching jobs with Mississippi State and Alabama. At the end of the college football season in 1988, <mask> was hired as a running backs coach for the Kansas City Chiefs in the National Football League. He worked with the coach who brought him to the PittsburghSteelers, Bill Cowher.He was the tight ends coach of the New Orleans Saints in 1996. He made a name for himself when he became the quarterbacks coach of the Indianapolis Colts in 1998. He was the first quarterback coach for Manning. He was hired by the Cleveland Browns to be their offensive coordinator. He was a part of the team that finished 2nd in the newly aligned AFC North and lost in the first round of the playoffs. During his time with the Browns, he first worked with Chuck Pagano, who was the secondary coach from 2001 to 2004. "No risk it, no biscuit" is how the coaching philosophy datememe datememe datememe datememe datememe datememe datememe can be summed up with.You can't be scared. "You play for him, you see he has guts," says Palmer, who was his quarterback in Arizona. He will let it fly no matter what. The old-timers at the bar he worked at in college told him that in life you must take risks. Depending on how the defense lines up, he will give the quarterback at least two options. One option will allow us to make a first down


title: Bruce Arians

texts: game. The man replied by saying "F--k no." Get back in there. Maybe you'll learn something when we go no-huddle.While he has a hard style of coaching, his former quarterbacks have always had the utmost respect for him and attribute him as a big factor in their success. Most NFL coaches don't socialize with players as much as Arians does. He pulled his car up after home games. He would be giving drinks to his players in the trunk. If a player has a bad game, I'm going to give him a beer and hug. I'm going to give a player a beer and hug if he had a great game. The Pittsburgh Steelers won the Super Bowl with the help of the wide receiver coach.He would go on to win the Super Bowl. He had his fair share of critics. He was a gambler who liked to take risks that didn't sit well with fans. He wanted to air it out on 3rd & 1 instead of running the ball. I was booed in the Super Bowl parade. I hear 'get a full back' and I say never. Ben Roethlisberger took a high number of sacks every year and it left the Pittsburgh front office unhappy.The front office decided not to renew the contract of the offensive coach. He held the position until his contract expired. The Indianapolis Colts had a change of offensive coordinators on January 28, 2012. During his time as the quarterbacks' coach for the Colts from 1998-2000, he worked with a young Peyton Manning, who was released 2 months later. The interim head coach of the Colts was named on October 1, 2012 after coach Chuck Pagano was diagnosed with leukemia. The Colts' 9–3 record was part of one of the biggest one-season turnarounds in NFL history. Nine wins is the most by an interim head coach.The Colts made the playoffs after winning only two games in 2011. On December 24, 2012 the Colts had a new head coach in Pagano and a new offensive coach in Arians. The Colts' Wild Card Round loss to the Baltimore Ravens was due to the fact that <mask> was hospitalized with an illness and missed practice on January 3 due to the flu. He is the


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texts: first interim head coach to win the award. The Arizona Cardinals and <mask> agreed on a 4-year deal that would make him their 40th head coach. The LSU defensive back had been kicked off the football team as well as arrested for drug possession prior to the draft. Since 1925, Norm Barry has been the only head coach to record at least nine wins in his first season.The Cards finished the season with an 11–5 record and were the 5th seed in the playoffs. The 11 wins tied a franchise record. The Seattle Seahawks won the divisional title with a 12 because of injuries to the starting quarterback and backup quarterback. Between Week 8 and Week 17 half of the team was put on injured reserve. The injury-plagued Cards were eliminated in the Wild Card Round. He was named AP Head Coach of the Year for the second time in three seasons. On February 23, 2015, the Cardinals announced a new four-year deal with <mask>, which will keep him with the team through the 2018 season.A new franchise record for regular season wins was set by the Cards after they started 3–0 for the second year in a row. The Green Bay Packers were defeated in overtime by the Cards in the Divisional Round. It was the third home playoff game for the franchise. The next day, in the playoffs, the Cards were defeated by Carolina again, this time by a score of 49–15. The 2016 season ended with a record of 7–8–1. Despite having a year left in his contract, he decided to retire from coaching after five seasons with the Cards. He was the winningest head coach in Arizona's history with a 49-30-1 record.The 12th head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was agreed to terms on a four-year contract on January 8, 2019. He stated in the off-season that he could win with the team he had. He put his faith in Jameis, saying that he was in great hands. A total of 28 assistants were added to the coaching staff for the upcoming season. One of the intentions was to fix the defensive secondary. The passer rating, yards per attempt and

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title: Ahmed III

texts: The Sultan of the Ottoman Empire was a son of Sultan Mehmed IV. His mother was an ethnic Greek named Glnu Sultan. He was born in Dobruja. He succeeded to the throne in 1703 after his brother died. The Tulip Era was when the government was directed from 1718 to 1730 by the Sultan's daughter, Fatma Sultan. Efforts were made to appease the janissaries who were completely disciplined during the first days of <mask>'s reign. He wasn't effective against the janissaries who made him sultan.orlulu Ali Pasha made new arrangements for the Sultan and the treasury after trying to help him in administrative matters. He supported his opponent. <mask> was born in December of 1673. His parents were Sultan Mehmed IV and Glnu Sultan. He was born in Hacolupazar, where Mehmed stayed to hunt on his return from Poland, while Glnu was pregnant. He and his brother were circumscribed in 1675. Hatice Sultan and Fatma Sultan were married to their husbands during the same ceremony.The celebrations went on for 20 days. He grew up in the palace. During one of the sporadic visits of the court to Istanbul, he began his education after a courtly ceremony called bad-i basmala. He was brought up in the imperial harem in Edirne with a traditional princely education, studying the Qur'an, the hadiths, and the basics of Islamic sciences, history, poetry and music under the supervision of private tutors. The chief mufti was his tutor. Most of <mask>'s time was spent reading and practicing calligraphy. His knowledge of poetry, history, Islamic theology and philosophy is manifest in the poems he wrote.He practiced calligraphy because of the influence of his elder brother, the future Sultan Mustafa II, who influenced his art immensely. Ibrahim, a bright officer-scribe from the city of Nevehir,

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title: Ahmed III

texts: was to become one of the outstanding Grand Viziers of <mask>'s future reign. He lived in isolation in the palaces of Istanbul and Edirne for sixteen years after his father's deposition. He devoted himself to calligraphy and intellectual activities during this period. The succession took place between 19 August and 23 August. Istanbul had been out of control for a long time. theft and robbery incidents became common as arrests and executions mounted.The Empire was not being well governed. The Janissaries deposed Mustafa. He died on 22 August, 1703. The Bayezid Mosque hosted the first Friday salute. Fndkll Mehmed Aa welcomed the new sultan at the Harem gate on the Hasoda side, entered the arm, and placed them on the throne. The land law was reorganized in 1705. Order to land ownership brought peace to the Empire.Bayezid II and Selim I were the only sultans to have been given the title of "law-giver" due to their support of the new laws. In the first three years of his rule, he appointed four different Grand Viziers. The government gained stability after the appointment of orlulu Ali Pasha. In view of Russia's menacing attitude, <mask> cultivated good relations with France. After the Swedish defeat at the hands of Peter I of Russia in the Battle of Poltava of 1709, he was granted refuge in Ottoman territory. The Ottoman forces won the Battle of Prut in 1710 after Charles XII convinced Sultan <mask> to declare war against Russia. Russia returned Azov to the Ottomans and agreed to stop interfering in the affairs of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.Forced against his will into war with Russia, <mask> came very close to breaking the power of his northern rival, whose armies his grand vizier Nevehirli Damat brahim Pasha succeeded in completely surrounding

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texts: at the Pruth River Campaign in 17 The Sultan wanted the Ottoman Empire to advance to Moscow after the victories against Russia. The Sultan's attention was diverted from Russia as a report reached Istanbul that the Ottoman Empire was being invaded. On December 9, 1714, war was declared on Venice, and an army under Silahdar Damat Ali Pasha's command, the Ottomans managed to recover the whole Morea from Venice. In April 1716, Emperor Charles VI provoked the Porte into a declaration of war because of this success. According to the treaty of Passarovitz signed on 21 July 1718, Belgrade, Banat, and little Wallachia were ceded to Austria. After the bad conditions imposed by this treaty, Istanbul's economy suffered from increased inflation and all of its attendant evils.After <mask> joined the Morea campaign in 1715, Ibrahim Pasha was appointed the city of Nish's minister of finance and was the second leading figure of the empire. He avoided war due to his insight of the state's finances and the post helped him realize the downturn of the state's finances. Since he didn't want to lead any military campaigns, Ibrahim Pasha's policy of peace made him reluctant to leave Istanbul. While shooting contests were held in Okmeydan with the idea of increasing the spirits of the soldiers and the people, a new warship was launched in Tersane-i Amir. He tried a few grand viziers. He appointed Kalaylikoz <mask> and Baltac Mehmed Pasha instead of Hasan Pasha. The ambassadors of Iran and Austria came from 1706 to 1707.Eypl Ali Aa led a conspiracy to bring the sultan off the throne. There were cuts in front of the Bab-I-Hmayun. Without excessive taxation or extortion procedures, the finances of the Ottoman Empire were left in a flourishing condition. It was in his time that

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texts: the first printing press authorized to use the Arabic or Turkish languages was set up in Istanbul, operated by Ibrahim Muteferrika, while the printing press had been introduced to Constantinople in 1480. An important change in the government of the Danubian Principalities was introduced after the Russian campaign of 1711, when the Porte appointed native boyars to administer the provinces. The Porte was supplied with functionaries in many important departments of the state by the Phanariotes. The grandson of Aurangzeb sent gifts to the Ottoman Sultan in 1712 and referred to himself as the Ottoman Sultan's devoted admirer.The Mughal Emperor Farrukhsiyar, a grandson of Aurangzeb, is known to have sent a letter to the Ottomans, but this time he provided a graphic description of the efforts of the Ottomans. On 20 September 1730, a mutinous riot of seventeen Janissaries, led by the Albanian Patrona Halil, was aided by the citizens. The Sultan of the Empire, Mahmud I, was led by his nephew, <mask>, to the seat of sovereignty. After six years of confinement, he died at Topkap Palace. The architect built water claps, fountain and park waterfalls. He built three libraries, one inside the Topkap Palace, and one of the famous lines of his period. He was a master at writing on plates.Plates and inscriptions have survived. The Topkapi Palace apartment door has a plate in the skdar Yeni Mosque. The buildings of Topkap Palace have been the subject of many studies. There are many different scope studies with the postgraduate theses. They give rich information about the palace, which includes a long list of highly qualified scientific articles and books, guides and brochures to promote the palace and museum. Topkapi Palace and its units have some aspects to be


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texts: explored and discussed. The <mask> III library can be counted.The library was built to the right of the porch in front of the tomb. The structure has stone-brick alternate meshed walls and is covered with a flattened dome with an octagonal rim. There are original pen works in the library. Two hundred people died when an Egyptian galleon caught fire and burned in 1714. While Nevehirli Damat Ibrahim Pasha was preparing for his return to Istanbul, a fire broke out. Unkapan, Azapkap, Fatih, Sarahane, Horhor, Etmeydan. The earthquake of 1719 came just after a three-minute big earthquake.While the city walls of Istanbul were destroyed in the earthquake, thousands of people died in Izmit and Yalova. Istanbul was the site of reconstruction work after the earthquake. The Topkap Palace Enderun Library is the most meaningful element that reflects the cultural aspect of these works until today. A rich foundation was established for this institution, which has a face-to-face with its architectural and valuable manuscripts. He was buried in his grandmother's tomb in Istanbul. The deposed <mask> is met by the eponymous main character on a ship from Venice to Constantinople. The Sultan is in the company of five other deposed European monarchs, and he tells Candide, who initially doubts his credentials: I am not jesting, my name is Achmet <mask>.I dethroned my brother, my nephew dethroned me, I am ending my days in the old seraglio, and my nephew sometimes allows me to travel for my health. Nedim Grsel, a modern Turkish writer, took this episode as the setting of his 2001 novel Le voyage de Candide  Istanbul. There is no evidence that the deposed Sultan was allowed to go on foreign travels. The History of Ottoman Turks (1878) includes text from the people of Turkic

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title: Frank Farina

texts: <mask>AM is an Australian football coach and former player who played as a forward. His playing career spanned Australia, Belgium, France, Italy and England, as well as managing the national team in the early 2000s, and he was a major player for the Australian National Team in the late 1980s and 1990s. He was the first Indigenous Australian to manage a team. He is a member of the National Indigenous Advisory Group. <mask> was born in the Northern Territory and went to school in the north of the country. He played soccer for Edge Hill United FC. He won a prestigious position and scholarship at the Australian Institute of Sport in 1982 and played in the National Soccer League the following year.When he was 16, one of his school teachers suggested he try out for a soccer team in the National Soccer League, which was his first paid soccer experience. <mask> played in the National Soccer League in Australia. He played for several teams. In the 1983 and 1984 seasons, he scored just under 10 goals a season. He won the most entertaining player award for the National Soccer League. He made his international debut as a substitute in Australia's loss to China in 1984. City made the 1985 NSL Grand Final, losing 2–0 over two legs to Brunswick, as well as winning the 1986 National Cup, after moving from <mask>.After owner <mask> pulled out of funding the team, <mask> moved to Marconi Fairfield for the 1987 and 1988 season. He scored 16 and 17 goals. He won the Golden Boot Award, the Players' Player medal, and the Most entertaining player award in the same year. He was a member of the Socceroos until he retired from international competition in 1995. He left Australia for Belgium in the last half of 1988 because of his interest in Europe. He scored 43 goals and played a major role in the club winning the Belgian First

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texts: Division title in 1989/90 and the Belgian Cup in 1990/91), as well as the Belgian Supercup in 1990 and 1991. The Belgian Golden Boot and Best Foreign Player awards were won by <mask>.<mask> became the first Australian to play in Italy's top league on a record transfer fee when he joined Bari in 1992. With a change of coach nine games into the season and not in the same scoring form, he was dropped from the squad. He had a brief loan period at Notts County in England in 1991/1992 until another change of manager, and then he moved to RC Strasbourg in France in 1992/ 1993 where he scored 8 goals from 24 appearances. <mask> scored 6 goals in 27 appearances for Lille OSC who finished 14th in the French First Division. In the 1995/ 1996 season, <mask> scored 20 goals from 20 matches and was 2nd in the Golden Boot awards. The 5th place finish was by Brisbane in 1995. The Strikers needed a new coach and <mask> stepped up to the position.<mask> led the Strikers to their first ever NSL title that year, as they defeated Sydney United 2–0 in the Grand Final at Lang Park in front of a then capacity crowd of a little over 40,000 fans. In 1997 he was named the Coach of the Year. In the 1997/1998 season, the Strikers crashed to 3rd last despite their title win. <mask> only managed a solitary goal in 18 appearances, with long-term injury and age getting the better of him. <mask> only made 2 appearances for the Stallions, without scoring, after joining Marconi as a player and coach. He coached the team to the Minor-Semi final place, but lost to Perth Glory in the minor semi-final. He stopped playing that year.Australia <mask> was the first Indigenous Australian to manage the Australian National Team. He was chosen over many other candidates, including the one who had replaced Terry Venables. His first match was a 0–2 loss

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texts: against a second string Brazilian team, followed by a 2–2 draw with Brazil in Melbourne 3 days later. The team under <mask> won its first match in February 2000 against Hungary, with most of the European-based players in the side. Australia played in and won the 2000 OFC Nations Cup and qualified for the 2001 Confederations Cup. Australia impressed at the 2001 Confederations Cup, finishing runners up from Group A on goal difference thanks to a 1–0 win over France and a 3rd place playoff win over Brazil. In 2001, Australia began its quest to qualify for the World Cup for a second time, and <mask> led the team to huge victories over Tonga and American Samoa, Archie Thompson breaking the record for most goals.Australia and New Zealand qualified for the World Cup playoffs after winning their groups. Australia defeated Mexico and France in the group stage of the Confederation Cup before defeating Brazil in the third place match. The 1974 Australian team remained the only team to qualify for the World Cup finals despite losing 3–1 to Aggregate in the final hurdle. The 2002 OFC Nations Cup was a disappointing one, with only the Oceanian nations cup taking place, Australia sending a team composed of Australian-based players to New Zealand. Australia lost 1–0 to New Zealand in the final after needing a Golden Goal to defeat Tonga. In 2003 there was only one game of note, a win against England. In 2004, Australia made it to the World Cup.The end of <mask>'s reign was signaled by his failure to win a game in the 2005 Confederations Cup. <mask> became the subject of intense media pressure, as his team were criticized for not showing tactical awareness and cohesion expected of players of their quality. <mask> accused the reporters of running a witch-hunt against him. In 2005, after an unconvincing 2–1 win over Iraq

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title: Frank Farina

texts: during a friendly, <mask> was involved in an altercation with Andrew Orsatti in a corridor outside the dressing room. It was alleged by both parties that the other instigated a fracas after a series of curt three/four worded answers. Eye witnesses said that <mask> tried to punch Orsatti. <mask> had assault charges dropped by Orsatti.<mask> was upset at the suggestion that he attend anger management classes. Les Murray said that <mask> misinterpreted any criticism of his work as a coach to be a personal slight. <mask> left after his team lost all three games at the 2005 Confederations Cup. He said there was a loss of confidence in the FFA chairman and CEO. He was replaced by Guus Hiddink, who led Australia to a successful 2006 World Cup qualification campaign. <mask> was employed as a newspaper columnist and conducted interviews about Australian football on radio stations after he left the national team. He was a radio commentator for the World Cup qualification matches.After the departure of Miron Bleiberg, <mask> was appointed the head coach of Brisbane Roar FC. He is credited for his support of young Australian footballers, having recruited Michael Zullo and Tahj Minniecon, who were catalysts for much of Queensland's success in the 2007–2008 season. <mask> was suspended indefinitely by the club after he was charged with drink-driving. He was on his way to training. <mask> was fired on October 14, 2009. He received a three-month package as a result of his dismissal. On February 12th, it was confirmed that he had signed a contract with the country.Ian Crook resigned as head coach of Sydney FC and was replaced by Steve Corica. <mask>'s time in charge of the Sydney team has been criticized for their unattractive style of play and for being inconsistent. banners and chants calling for his dismissal from the

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texts: core supporter group 'The Cove' culminated in protests at the home game against Adelaide United on February 8th. They walked out in protest at the ejection of one of their core members for their involvement in the banner, contrary to media reports that it was pre-meditated. <mask> had contract offers from clubs in New Zealand and was the technical adviser for the U-20s in the lead up to the World Cup. In January 2015, it was announced that <mask> would take over the full coaching role of the U-20s in the lead up to the World Cup in New Zealand. In December 2015, <mask> took over from Juan Carlos Buzzetti as the head coach of the seniors.He was fired from the national team and the U-23 team after the 2016 Summer Olympics in Brazil. <mask> was appointed to the National Indigenous Advisory Group of Football Australia. The group wants to increase Indigenous participation in the game. <mask> is the uncle of Zenon Caravella, a footballer. He has two children. My World Is Round: A Personal Playing History was published in 1998. <mask> received a Medal of the Order of Australia in 2000 for "service to soccer as a player and coach".In October of 2009, Monica Attard interviewed <mask> on ABC Radio's Sunday Profile where he talked about his dismissal and his drink driving charge. The trophy named after <mask> is the Frank Farina Cup, which is a competition between two teams in the National Premier Leagues. <mask> is the son of <mask> and plays in the National premier league as an attacker. The Honours Player Club Brugge Belgian League Championship: 1989–1990 Belgian Cup: 1990–1991 Belgian Supercup: 1990, 1991Brisbane Strikers NSL Championship: 1996–1997 Marconi Fairfield NSL Championship: 1988Sydney City NSL Cup: 1986 Personal honours Players S.S.C. Expatriate football players in France, Belgium, Italy, and

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title: Bob Crane

texts: <mask> (July 13, 1928 to June 29, 1978) was an American actor, drummer, radio personality, and disc jockey. <mask> began his career as a radio personality in New York City before moving to Connecticut. He hosted the number-one rated morning show in Los Angeles. He played the lead role of Colonel Robert Hogan in Hogan's Heroes in the early 1960s. <mask> received two Emmy Award nominations. <mask>'s career declined after Hogan's Heroes. He began performing in dinner theater after he became frustrated with the few roles he was being offered.The <mask> Show received poor ratings and was canceled after 13 weeks. <mask> appeared in guest spots on television after he returned to performing in dinner theaters. <mask> was found murdered in his apartment in Arizona in June 1978 while on tour for a dinner theater production. The homicide is still unsolved. His public image was damaged due to the suspicious nature of his death and revelations about his personal life. The original spelling of the family name was Crean, and <mask> was the youngest of two sons of Alfred Thomas <mask> and Rose Mary Ksenich <mask>. He spent his formative years in the city.<mask> was organizing local drum and bugle parades when he was in junior high. He joined the high school's marching and jazz bands. <mask> was part of the youth orchestra program. He graduated from high school. He enlisted in the Connecticut Army National Guard in 1948, and was discharged in 1950. <mask> married Anne Terzian in 1949. They had three children.In 1950, <mask> began his career in radio broadcasting. He moved to Connecticut stations WBIS in Bristol, which is a 1,000 watt operation

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texts: with a signal covering the northeastern part of the New York metropolitan area, and WICC in Bridgeport, which is a 1,000 watt operation with a signal covering the northeastern part of the New York metropolitan area. <mask> was hired by CBS Radio to host the morning show at its West Coast flagship KNX in Los Angeles, California, partly to re-energize that station's ratings and partly to halt his erosion of suburban ratings at WCBS in New York City. <mask> filled the broadcast with guests such as Marilyn Monroe, Frank Sinatra, and <mask>. <mask> became the "king of the Los Angeles airwaves" after his show topped the morning ratings. <mask> was a guest-hosting on the daytime game show Who Do You Trust? There were also appearances on the General Electric Theater.<mask> persuaded Carl Reiner to book him for a guest appearance on The Dick Van Dyke Show after he appeared on his radio show. <mask> was offered a guest shot on The Donna Reed Show after he performed on The Dick Van Dyke Show. <mask> became a regular cast member after the success of the "Friends and Neighbors" episode. Ann was cast in the series as his wife. During his time on The Donna Reed Show, <mask> ran back and forth from the KNX studio at Columbia Square to Columbia Studios. He left the show in 1964. <mask> was offered the starring role in a television sitcom set in a World War II POW camp.Hogan's Heroes involved the sabotage and espionage missions of Allied soldiers, led by Hogan, from under the noses of the oblivious Germans guarding them. The show finished in the top 10 in its first year. <mask> played the military-style snare drum rhythm that introduces the show's

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texts: theme song. <mask> was nominated for an Emmy Award in 1966 and 1967. After having an affair with Cynthia Lynn, the actress who played Helga, <mask> became romantically involved with her replacement, who was named Sigrid Valdis. <mask> divorced Terzian in 1970, just before their 21st anniversary, and married Olson on the set of the show later that year, with Richard Dawson serving as best man. Their son was born in 1971 and they later adopted a daughter.The couple reconciled before <mask>'s death, according to several family members. <mask>, Klemperer, Askin, and Banner starred in a film called The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz, which was set in the divided city of Berlin during the Cold War. <mask> was in a dinner theater production. <mask> appeared in two Disney films after Hogan's Heroes was canceled. In 1973, he purchased the rights to a comedy play called Beginner's Luck and began touring it, as its star and director, at the Showboat Dinner Theatre in St. Crane appeared in a number of TV shows, including Police Woman and The Love Boat. The <mask> Crane Show on NBC was canceled after 14 episodes.<mask> recorded an appearance on the Canadian cooking show Celebrity Cooks in 1978, after taping a travel documentary in Hawaii. He died in the U.S. His appearance on Celebrity Cooks aired in Canada in the late 1970s. <mask> videotaped and photographed his sexual escapades. During the run of Hogan's Heroes, Richard Dawson introduced him to John Henry Carpenter, a regional sales manager for Sony Electronics, who helped famous clients with their video equipment. The two men started going to bars together. <mask> attracted many women

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texts: because of his celebrity status, and he introduced Carpenter to them as his manager.<mask> and Carpenter had sex. <mask> insisted that all of the women were aware of the videotaping and consented to it, but some said they had no idea that they had been recorded. He arranged his business trips to coincide with <mask>'s dinner-theater touring schedule so that the two could continue videotaping their sexual encounters with women. <mask> lived in the Winfield Place Apartments in scottsdale during a run of Beginner's Luck at the Windmill Dinner Theatre. On the afternoon of June 29, his co-star Victoria Ann Berry entered his apartment after he failed to show up for a lunch meeting and discovered his body. <mask> was killed with a weapon that was never identified, though investigators believed it to be a camera tripod. He had an electrical cord around his neck.<mask>'s funeral was held in Los Angeles. The estimated 200 family members and friends were at the event. Hogan's Heroes producer Edward Feldman, co-stars Larry Hovis and Robert Clary, and <mask>'s son Robert were pallbearers. He was buried in a park in California. She was buried beside him in Westwood Village Memorial Park in 2007, under her stage name Sigrid Valdis. The Scottsdale Police Department was ill-equipped to handle a high-profile murder investigation because it had no homicide division. Nothing of value was missing from the crime scene and no evidence of forced entry was found.Carpenter flew to Phoenix to spend a few days with <mask> after detectives examined <mask>'s extensive videotape collection. The car was searched. No one else with <mask>'s blood type was known

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texts: to have been in the car. The county attorney declined to file charges because the testing was not yet available. The case was reopened in 1990 after Detective Vassall and Jim Raines re-examined the evidence. Raines discovered an evidence photograph of the car's interior that appeared to show a piece of brain tissue, despite the fact that the blood testing was not conclusive. An Arizona judge ruled that the new evidence could be used, despite the fact that the actual tissue samples had been lost.In June 1992, Carpenter was charged with <mask>'s murder. <mask> testified that in the weeks before his father's death, <mask> wanted to end his friendship with Carpenter. He said that Carpenter was a nuisance to the point of being obnoxious. He said that his dad told him that he didn't need Carpenter anymore. Robert said that <mask> called Carpenter the night before the murder and ended their friendship. The prosecution's case was attacked by Carpenter's attorneys. The witnesses from the restaurant where the two men had dined the evening before the murder testified that they were still the best of friends.They noted that the murder weapon had never been identified nor found, and that the prosecution's camera tripod theory was sheer speculation. They presented a number of examples of "sloppy work" by police, such as the mishandled and misplacing of evidence, and the claim that the newly discovered evidence photo showed brain tissue. They pointed out that <mask> had been videotaped and photographed in sexual relations with many women, implying that one of them might have been the killer. Angry husbands and boyfriends of the women, and an

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texts: actor who had sworn vengeance after a violent argument with <mask> were some of the possible suspects proposed by defense attorneys. He maintained his innocence until his death in 1998. <mask> speculated after the trial that his father's widow might have been involved in the crime. "Except for one person, nobody got a dime out of the murder," he said, alluding to <mask>'s will, which excluded him, his siblings, and his mother.He wrote <mask>: Sex, Celebrity, and My Father's Unsolved Murder. Rick Romley said that they never characterized Patty as a suspect. <mask>'s murder is not officially solved. John Hook, a Phoenix television reporter, was allowed by the Maricopa County Attorney's Office to submit 1978 blood samples from Carpenter's rental car for retesting, using a more advanced DNA technique than the one used in 1990. One sequence was from an unknown male and the other was degraded to reach a conclusion. Further tests were impossible because this testing consumed all of the remaining DNA from the rental car. The families of <mask> and Carpenter refuse permission to exhume their remains.The life and murder of <mask> were the subject of the 2002 film Auto Focus, directed by Paul Schrader and starring Greg Kinnear as <mask>. Roger Ebert described the film as "brilliant", based on a book on <mask>'s murder written by Zodiac author Robert Graysmith. <mask> is portrayed as a happily married, church-going family man and popular Los Angeles disc jockey who becomes a celebrity after becoming a television star. He descends into a life of strip clubs, prostitution, and sex addiction when he befriends Carpenter and learns about the new


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texts: Awards and nominations. Who Killed <mask>? The last close-up. A group of books. Robert and <mask>. Sex, Celebrity, and My Father's Unsolved Murder are covered in Crane: Sex, Celebrity, and My Father's Unsolved Murder. The University Press of Kentucky.There is a crime and investigation network. The death of <mask> was the subject of a murder. There is a video. May 30, 2014). Ford, Carol M., Young, Dee, and Groundwater are related. The definitive biography of <mask>. Mike Ink is an author.Fox 10 Phoenix is on TV. Who killed <mask>? There is evidence in the 1978 murder investigation. There are videos. November 14, 2016 Robert Graysmith. Who Killed the Star of Hogan's Heroes?Crown Publishers is in New York. Scott, A.O. The <mask> Story is not a hero. The New York Times has links to 1928 births and 1978 murders in the United

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title: Lee Hasdell

texts: <mask> is a British martial artist, promoter and former professional kickboxer. In the 1990s, <mask> drove a lot of innovation in the field of mixed martial arts, which is considered to be a pioneer in the United Kingdom. The first professional mixed martial arts events in the UK were promoted by <mask>. He began his professional career in 1989 as a Muay Thai boxer and went on to become a three-time British champion in kickboxing and Thai boxing. He was one of the first British fighters to compete in K-1 and went on to compete in mixed martial arts. In 1996, he won the Oktagon challenge, an eight-man shootboxing tournament. After making his debut for Fighting Network RINGS in Japan in 1997, he would have the majority of his fights there until 2001.His last mixed martial arts bout was in the UK. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Lee Hasdell

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask> Hasdell began martial arts at the age of 12 and was trained by Morris Young, who was the European full-contact taekwondo champion. <mask> took up boxing and karate as he felt that it was more of a mixed style that suited his stand up. He decided to study full-contact karate after winning a number of local tournaments. He started kickboxing when he was 18. He moved to Milton Keynes in 1987 to start Thai boxing.Bryan Walker was one of Master Toddy's first generation instructors and would train under him until 1992. <mask> began his kickboxing career at the age of 22 as a super-welterweight Thai boxer. <mask> trained at the Gym International and the Chakuriki Gym in the Netherlands in 1991. <mask> was introduced to Japanese Kickboxing and Kyokushin methods here. <mask> won the British

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texts: super-middleweight kickboxing title in 1991. He won the B.I.K.M.A British Thai boxing title after moving up to light-heavyweight. The B.I.K.M.A British light-heavyweight freestyle title was added in 1992.<mask> was the British champion for two years. The quest for the European title began in Poland. He lost to Paval Rumas in a split decision for the ISKA European light-heavyweight title. <mask> moved up to super light-heavyweight and challenged for both the European and Commonwealth Muay Thai titles. He lost the title fight against Duncan Airlie James due to a cut. The cut that was received in the Thai boxing match against Telgt was only one week removed. The European title was held at the Olympic Stadium in Moscow, Russia, on January 22, 1994.<mask> was stopped by leg kicks at the end of the round. The headquarters for the K-1 organisation was in Japan in 1994. He was a stand by fighter at the K-1 Grand Prix. <mask> moved to super-cruiserweight after defeating Bruno Fariot in the first round. He was ranked no.1 in the Commonwealth in the ratings when he returned to train at the Chakuriki Gym. The ISKA world super-heavyweight Muay Thai title was

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texts: held in Paris, France, on 15 April 1995. <mask> was defeated in the first round by a knee strike.He became one of the first British fighters to compete in K-1 when he fought a South African at K-1 Revenge II in Yokohama, Japan. He was defeated in the first round by knees. After teaching kickboxing at a Japanese boarding school in 1992, <mask> was exposed to mixed martial arts and began cross training with the Japanese martial arts instructors. He shared a dressing room with the mixed martial artists that were competing that night. When he returned from Japan, he began grappling after watching Vale Tudo and shootfighting bouts on the card. There were three shootfighting contests at the kickboxing event promoted by <mask>. The main attraction was a match between <mask> and Boston Jones.The fight was called the first ultimate shootfight in Britain. The fight was won by technical-knockout due to a cut from a knee in round 2. On February 18, 1996, <mask> made his shootfighting debut for Rings Holland at Kings of Martial Arts against Dutch Thai boxer and multiple time world champion. The president of Fighting Network RINGS noticed that the fight ended in

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texts: a draw. The Oktagon challenge was an eight-man shootboxing tournament held in Milan, Italy. Fighters from the United States, Israel, Spain, Netherlands, Nigeria, France and Italy competed in the tournament. The art of freestyle fighting was represented by <mask>.Fourteen thousand people attended the event. The rules of the tournament allowed grappling on the ground and wearing ten ounce gloves with thirty seconds of ground fighting. Mixed martial arts was originally referred to as 'free-fighting'. There were two knockouts over Scott Dobbs and Paolo Di Clemente to get to the final. He became the new world Oktagon champion when he defeated Mannaart in the final. <mask> was invited to train at the Rings Dojo in Yokohama, Japan for four weeks after his Oktagon victory. He began staging unofficial invitational matches in preparation for his future events and competed in mixed rules matches throughout the year.In October 1996, <mask> would fight in a no holds barred match. On February 2, 1997, <mask> made his second appearance for Rings Holland and fought Hans Nijman in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The bout had a controversial finish. In the second round


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texts: Nijman had <mask> in a guillotine choke, but the referee didn't see it, and he had to break the hold. <mask> made his debut for Fighting Network RINGS in Tokyo, Japan. He defeated Sean McCully with a guillotine choke. He returned to Tokyo two months later to compete in the Rings light-heavyweight tournament, but lost to Masayuki Naruse in the quarter-finals by submission.Total Fight Night was the first official mixed martial arts event in the United Kingdom. He defeated Dutch karate champion Peter Dijkman by rear naked choke to win the vacant U.T.F super-fight title. The first ever Rings open-weight champion was determined in the annual RINGS: Mega Battle Tournament. He lost to Joop Kasteel in the round of 16. <mask> made a brief return to kickboxing in December 1997 when he entered an 8-man tournament in the Czech Republic. He lost to Mirko in the second round of the quarter-finals. In the Vale Tudo match at Night of the Samurai, he won by armbar at 55 seconds of round 1 to win the vacant U.T.F super-fight.<mask> fought Hiromitsu Kanehara in Japan in 1998. Kanehara was declared the winner due to multiple forced rope escapes. He got his first

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texts: victory in Rings Holland when he knocked out Dutch fighter Dave van der Veen in the second round. On September 21, 1998, <mask> defeated Kenichi Yamamoto in Japan. After 15 minutes at Night of the Samurai II in Milton Keynes, England, <mask> lost to Hiromitsu Kanehara by decision. He fought Gilbert Yvel in Heerenveen, Netherlands, but was defeated by technical-knockout due to a cut in the first round. A trilogy of matches with Yasuhito Namekawa began on 20 November 1998.The first confrontation was held in Osaka, Japan, and it was declared a draw after twenty minutes. Their second meeting was held at the Budokan Hall in Tokyo, Japan. <mask> received a yellow card for an illegal punch and failed to knock out Namekawa after landing multiple knee strikes, losing the contest by decision. Night of the Samurai III took place in Milton Keynes, England on 7 March 1999. <mask> knocked Namekawa out with a knee strike after the fight was tied at two points. He defeated Ryuki Ueyama in Japan on April 23, 1999, but was disqualified four months later. The fight between <mask> and Honma ended in a draw after twenty minutes.At Total Fight KRG 5 in Milton Keynes,

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texts: England, <mask> faced Dave van der Veen for the second time. <mask> won by armbar in the first round to retain his U.T.F title. In the round of 32 of the RINGS King of Kings Tournament 1999, <mask> defeated Achmed Labasanov by TKO. In the next round, <mask> was eliminated by a unanimous decision. The first British fighter to compete in a major international mixed martial arts tournament was <mask>. The first event in Rings introduced the King of Kings rules with Vale Tudo gloves and judges. <mask> took a break after the tournament to heal his knee.The Prince of Abu Dhabi invited <mask> to compete in the ADCC Submission Wrestling World Championship on 1 March 2000 after he was awarded his blackbelt in Ju Jutsu. <mask> was eliminated by Mark Robinson after the match went the distance. <mask> made a comeback at the K-1 UK Battle of Britain 2000 on April 16, 2000. The first K-1 event in the United Kingdom was held. At 0:30 of round 3, <mask> defeated Simon Dore with a flying knee. He traveled to Moscow, Russia in April 2000 to compete in the IAFC -Absolute Fighting Championships. <mask> was defeated in the first round by the eventual winner of the

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texts: tournament, Mikhail Avetisyan, due to ground and pound.He lost to Mikhail Illoukhine at Rings Russia by split decision. <mask> and Joop Kasteel met again two weeks later in the Netherlands. <mask> lost the fight due to a shoulder injury he sustained in the opening round. He returned six months later and took on a Rings veteran in the round of 32 of the King of Kings tournament. He suffered an eye injury in the second round when he was hit with a punch. The Kamon European Brazilian Jujitsu tournament was held in London. There was a second match between <mask> and Thonhauser in the Netherlands a week later.The match was declared a no contest in the opening round after Thonhauser kneed <mask> clean in the face while he was still on the floor, which is an illegal move. He pulled out of the fight due to an eye injury he received in training. <mask> received an award from Maeda in Japan in 2001 for his hard work, dedication and contribution to the martial arts. The Absolute Class Tournament was held at the Rings World Title Series. He beat his opponent by flying knee in the first round. <mask> lost to Fedor Emelianenko by guillotine choke in the first

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texts: round of the tournament. This was the first time since October 1997 that <mask> had submitted due to a submission hold, a total of over four years and 23 bouts.At the age of 35, <mask> ended his career with Rings as the promotion ceased to exist in 2002. After competing in his final mixed martial arts bout in Rings, <mask> competed in a shootboxing match in Tokyo, Japan against French fighter Cyrille Diabate. The referee stopped <mask> at 3:18 of round 4. At Pain and Glory, held at the NEC in Birmingham, England, on April 24, 2004, <mask> resumed his mixed martial arts career. He defeated Hiroyuki Ito in the first round by knocking him out at 0:32 of round 1. At the age of 40, after a 3-year hiatus from the sport, <mask> made his Cage Rage debut at Cage Rage 22 on 14 July 2007, at Wembley Arena in London. He was defeated by a rear naked choke in the first round of his fight with Mario Sperry.On December 1, 2007, <mask> fought Ivan Serati. He lost by rear naked choke at 1:34 of round 2 in what would be his final professional mixed martial arts bout. The U.M.A. took place on 23 May 2009. There are International Open Groundfighting and Grappling

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texts: Championships. He achieved gold in the masters division. The Universal Total-Fight Forum (U.T.F), later known as the Total Fight Forum (T.F.F), was formed in 1997 in conjunction with Rings and became the president of Rings UK. The first professional event for UTF was called 'Total Fight Night'.Vale Tudo and (Rings rules) shootfighting matches were on the show. Night of the Samurai was promoted on 8 March 1998 by <mask>. Night of the Samurai II and Night of the Samurai III were held in 1998. Total Fight KRG 5 was promoted on October 3, 1999. The face of martial arts in the UK was said to have changed as a result of these large MMA shows. International fighters from Japan, United States, Netherlands, France and Spain were featured in the Total Fight Forum. The Sanctuary Music Arena and Planet Ice are in Keynes, England.There were many amateur Rings rules and Vale Tudo contests promoted by <mask>. The Ring of Truth series featured Vale Tudo and Rings king of kings bouts, as well as a Ring of Truth Vale Tudo tournament. The Sanctuary Music Arena is where these events were held. The Grassroots competition featured grappling, Thai boxing and Rings king of

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texts: kings bouts. These events featured fighters such as James Zikic, Bobby Razak, Paul Cahoon, Gary Turner, Ian and <mask>. Critics in the UK argued for better regulation of MMA events, which was the source of some criticism. <mask> insisted that the sport is adequately controlled and has an amazing safety record after relocating from the Sanctuary Music Arena to Planet Ice.LWT Nightlife,Trevor McDonald's Tonight programme, and The Big Breakfast show all featured <mask>'s events. Since 2000, the Combudo organisation has staged many amateur events. He promoted a professional kickboxing and Thai boxing event in 2008. The second professional event was held in 2009. The ethics and spirituality of traditional budo are fused with modern style self-defence and combat sports by Combudo. There were multiple amateur and professional kickboxing events promoted by <mask>. Fighting Arts Gala was promoted in 1995.His first official mixed martial arts event took place in 1997 and featured three shootfighting kickboxing bouts on a mainly stacked card. The UZI-Cage Combat Evolution series held two mixed martial arts events in a cage. <mask> was the first ISKA UK

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texts: 1 is a film by T.F.F.The first round of the RINGS: Mega Battle Tournament took place in Tokyo, Japan. Peter Dijkman won a vacant U.T. at Total Fight Night. 2–3–1, Masayuki Naruse, Submission, RINGS: Fighting Extension Vol. RINGS: Light-Heavyweight Title Tournament is in Tokyo, Japan. RINGS: Battle Genesis Vol. 2: Submission (guillotine choke) by Sean McCully. Hans Nijman Submission (guillotine choke) | RINGS Holland: The Final Challenge Won FENASCO world Oktagon shootboxing title.For the ISKA world super-Heavyweight Muay Thai title. Dennis Krauweel is the owner of NKBB Kickboxing and Thai-Boxing. For the full-contact title of the WKA Commonwealth super-cruiserweight. Marv <mask> is the author of "The Kickboxing Showdown", which was held in Milton Keynes, England. For the vacant WKA European super light-heavyweight Muay Thai title. Duncan Airlie James is a kickboxing instructor in England. For the vacant WKA Commonwealth super light-heavyweight Muay Thai title.The style is "background:#fbb;" For the British light-heavyweight full-contact title. The 1993-06-13 exhibition was called "England vs. Wales" and was chaired by <mask>. For the ISKA European

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title: John Wilson Croker

texts: <mask> was born in December 178010 and died in August 1858. He was the son of <mask>, the general of customs and excise in Ireland. He graduated from Trinity College Dublin in 1800. He was called to the Irish bar after entering Lincoln's Inn. He married the daughter of William Pennell and Elizabeth Pennell on May 22, 1806, in Ireland. His children with Pennell did not survive past 3 years old. He andRosamond adopted the younger sister ofRosamond's parents, who was the 18th child ofRosamond's parents.The younger Rosamond was born in Ireland in January of 1810. Between birth and 1814 she became part of the Croker family. She was known as "Nony" <mask>. The Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, New York has a portrait of Nony by Sir Thomas Lawrence. A large number of valuable documents on the subject of the French Revolution are in the British Museum. The State of the Irish Stage was a series of caustic criticisms in verse on the management of the Dublin theaters. In one year, the book ran through five editions.The Intercepted Letter from Canton was a satire on Dublin society in the guise of a report on the manners of the Chinese at Quang-tchen. A poem attributed to Croker led to the suicide of an actor. He advocated Catholic emancipation in his pamphlet on The State of Ireland, Past and Present. He was a distant relation of a man who served in the Admiralty. Croker became a member of parliament after obtaining a seat on a petition. Spencer Perceval recommended the Duke of Wellington, who had just been appointed to the command of British forces in the Iberian

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