title: Cutts Barton

texts: included parts of London that are now part of the Terrace Gardens. The Bristolian Thomas Chatterton mentioned Cutts <mask> in his poem "Kew Gardens" and left his religion to the Dean of Bristol. Chatterton's thought "You are a sleepy old rogue, Cutts, and have no more religion in you than a sausage" was attributed to David Masson in his 1874 novel. Robert and <mask> RN were younger than Cutts and were clerics. In the 1740s and 1730s, Robert and George were both British Consuls in Cairo.<mask> <mask> and Jo(h)anna Gardner were married in 1741. Her mother had previously been married to a <mask> family member, <mask>, who was the brother of <mask>. They had five sons who died young, including Charles who succeeded his father at St Andrew, Holborn, Robert who became a naval officer, and Matthew who died young. Elizabeth Catherine, one of the five daughters, married John Crofts. Abapt. In 1746, she married the Rev. The man is Thomas Bowen.Mary Ann was christened. After marrying Thomas Watts in 1785, she married Henry Brooksbank in 1801. Susanna Elizabeth was born in the 60s. <mask> <mask>, son of <mask> and his wife Harriet Carrett, was married to the daughter of Hastings Nathaniel Middleton. Mary Anne <mask> married the younger son of <mask> <mask>. The births and deaths of English priests during the

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title: Morten Nordstrand

type: paraphrased

texts: There is a former professional footballer who played as a forward. He is an assistant coach. The U17 is in Copenhagen. He's played for the Danes eight times. He was 5 to 17 years old when he played for the local club. He was known for scoring a lot of goals, and his father thought he should move to Frederikshavn and play for the local club. He moved back to his hometown after college.After his college coach contacted him about his talent, he started playing for the senior team. When the club went bankrupt in the winter of 2001, <mask> moved up from the youth team to the first team squad. He was 17 years old when he made his senior debut. He played in three league games as the last place in the 2001–02 Superliga season forced him to go down to the fourth level. He proved to be a goalscorer in the lower levels of the game. At the end of the 2003– 2004 season, Lyngby was promoted to the 2nd Division. The duo scored 43 goals in the 2004–05 season.The club won promotion to the 1st Division after finishing third in the 2nd Division. When Mads Junker was sold by FC Nordsjlland in January of 2006 it was thought that he would fill his place in the squad. When Lyngby narrowly missed promotion in the 2005–06 season, they had the 1st Division's top scorer with 29 goals. He wanted top-flight football and was chased by a number of Superliga clubs. In July of 2006 he signed a contract with FCNordsjlland. After the first half of the 2006–07 Superliga, he was the top scorer with 10 goals in 18 games. In January 2007, a number of unofficial national team games were played in the United States, El Salvador and Honduras by the league national team.He scored a goal on the tour. He was selected to play for the Danes in a friendly match against Australia in February 2007. He made his national team debut as a substitute in the 86th minute. He has scored 18 or 19 goals this season. Some media says he has scored 18 goals, others say 19 against FCM. Which is still being


title: Morten Nordstrand

texts: discussed. F.C.On July 6, 2007, <mask> moved to F.C. The five-year contract is with the Danes. The largest transfer fee ever paid for a player between two clubs was reported at that time. At F.C. It became an important player in a short period of time. Marcus Allbck was the team's main attacking force and he scored 9 goals. In the beginning of the 2008–09 season, he usually started the matches, but he often found himself on the bench with Ailton Almeida and Cesar Santin playing in attack.He scored 20 goals in competitive matches for F.C. In the 2008–09 season, he was the team's top scorer. The nickname "Babyface" came from an old nickname of Ole Gunnar Solskjr. In August of 2009, a replacement for Marcus Berg, a fan favourite from Sweden, was signed for Dutch Eredivisie club FC Groningen. He provided the only goal in a derby against Heerenveen in his debut game for the Green-Whites, and they went on to win. The purchase option was not considered by Groningen and they would return to F.C. The city of Copenhagen.The contract with FCNordsjlland was signed on 17 January 2012 The 1-year contract was signed by AGF on December 14th. On January 1, 2016 he left the club. On January 28, 2016 he joined the Australian club. An extension of his contract was signed after he scored 4 goals in 11 appearances. He went without a goal for 13 rounds after scoring the winning goal. Andrew Nabbout did not score a goal for the Jets since round 22.Roy O'Donovan scored a hat-trick against his former team in the first round of the next season after he left the club. The Danish 1st Division-side Fremad Amager had a new signing on 3 June. He was an assistant coach for the U17 team of FC Copenhagen. He became a forward coach for the U13 to the U17 teams in the summer of 2020. The score column indicates the score after each goal. The top scorer in the 2008–09 Danish Cup and the 2008–09 Danish Superliga. Football players from the Netherlands and Danes who play in the A-League and


title: Paturi Nagabhushanam

texts: <mask> was associated with the national independence movement and an ardent follower of Gandhiji. His contributions include spreading library movement in the state of AP among the public, the establishment of library school for training to library workers, and giving library education under State government certification and publishing books. He is the founder of the organization. The first child to be born in a middle-class orthodox farmer's family was Nagabhushanam. On August 20, 1907, <mask> was born in Pedapalem village, near Tenali, Guntur District of India. <mask>hanam received library workers training in the summer of 1934. He obtained a degree in library science.The summer school was for 2 years. He received training for Adult Education Teachers at the state level conducted by the Madras Government at Vijayawada and also a one-month training program for the Writers of Adult Education Materials at Mysore. He married Ramineni Chandramolaka Rajesweramma at an early age. He had a son and two daughters. The general secretary of the library association and editor of the grandhalaya sarvaswamu has been Dr. Sarada since 1988. While undergoing treatment for cancer in Bombay, he took his last breath in the presence of his family members and the members of the association executive body. <mask> Nagabhushanam was associated with national movement from the student stage.He worked as a volunteer for the All India Congress Conference in Madras when he was a student of Loyola College in Madras. He was a political prisoner for a year in the Alipur Camp Jail near Bellary. He was imprisoned for another 6 months for participating in the Civil Disobedience movement. During the Quit India movement, <mask> worked as a secret messenger. He had a good relationship with Dr. J.N. Sri K.V. Narasinga Rao, Melkote,

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title: Paturi Nagabhushanam

texts: and others. The Bronze leaf was presented to Paturi by the government of India.<mask> was a big fan of Mahatma Gandhi. He was a member of the board for 15 years. He took charge as Gandhi Tatva Pracharak and published pamphlets in order to promote various industries. He wore Khadi throughout his life and gave importance to Gandhi's Safai programs involving in the cleanliness of surroundings, self-help, etc. He was a member of the Gandhian Literature Publication Committee. On the occasion of Gandhiji's 100th birth anniversary, he translated 10 works from different languages and gave them to young boys and girls. In the year 1928, he joined with Mellacheruvu Venkateswarlu in setting up a National educational school in his native village of Pedapalem.Following Gandhian principles, he organised programmes like making yarn from cotton, reconstruction of villages, and other things. The Naturopathy Hospital was established in order to encourage the use of Indian goods. He promoted agriculture. He was behind the establishment of a school called "Navya Bharati" in a remote village - Revendrapadu of Guntur District, with residential facilities with an aim to promote Vocational programs, to instill the hidden capabilities in the students along with formal education. In 1950, <mask> started Sarvodaya Press, appointing women for various jobs. They want to support their economic empowerment. He was the Director of ChemicalsLimited, Nidadavole and Sramajeevi Press, Madras.In Library movement, association and education, the library movement was launched by Sri Ayyanki Venkata Ramanaiah, and it was further lead and spread by <mask>. <mask>'s contributions to the spread of library movement, library education and to the association for more than five decades were significant. The publication of manuscript journal

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title: Paturi Nagabhushanam

texts: was one of the things he tried to do. In January 1930, he along with his associates rejuvenated a ruined library in his native village and re-established the same in a new building. He was Secretary of the Guntur Library Association in 1935 and played a key role in the construction of new buildings for 28 libraries. He started an innovative programme of setting up "Boat Libraries" in 1935 to create interest in reading among the public. There were two boat libraries in the Krishna Bank Canal between Pedavadlapudi and Pidaparru in Guntur district.The way to set up many more "Boat Libraries" was paved by this. He is a member of the sub-committee that was set up by the state government. He acquired an acre of land in the middle of the city and built Sri Sarvottama Bhavanam in 1949 with the help of philanthropic donations. He built Ramineni Sadan in 1983 for workers accommodations. Paturi set up district-level branches in all the districts to spread the association activities at the rural level, for which he visited all the districts and libraries. He acquired properties to fortify the association activities. Grandhalaya Vasantotsavalu (Library Spring Festival) was first celebrated in 1952 in order to enhance public relations for the libraries and to extend its activities.The activity was going on for many years. The world- renowned library science professor in India praised these celebrations. The library was established in the year 1987 and is used by hundreds of students. He was the editor of the monthly magazine for more than 36 years. This magazine is the only library science magazine in the country. Paturi prepared hundreds of library volunteers and organised several training camps. The Certificate course in Library Science he started in 1966 was recognised by the state government.<mask>'s


title: Paturi Nagabhushanam

texts: published works include 15 Indigenous Works, 15 works into Telugu, 6 Compilations, 19 Editorial Works, and other publications. He published the books according to the syllabus of the course. They were reference books for library science. Paturi published 20 volumes of books written by a popular farming expert. From time to time, they were revised by the agricultural scientists as authentic sources on the subject. He published books written by the pioneer in the adult literacy movement of the time. Vayojana Vachakalu was an adult education reader.The Centenary celebration of Sri Gadicherla in important towns of many districts of the state was organised by him. The associate editor for "Andhra Grandhalayam", the quarterly periodical for Volume 2, was Paturi. For more than 36 years, he was the editor of the monthly periodical Grandhalaya sarvaswam, volumes 13 to 48, as well as a popular index to the literature of the state. <mask> was the pioneer of the library movement. <mask> was honoured by the university for his involvement in the national independence movement, contributions in spreading library movement in the state in multiple dimensions, as a social activist, propagator of adult literacy, greatest efforts in library education, publications activity and conferment with the honorary doctorate. He was felicitated by the Department of Library Science, University Library, and many others. He was honoured at a conference.He also received an award. On the occasion of University's Golden Jubilee Celebrations, he was invited to felicitate as the first student of the Department of Library Science. <mask> was felicitated by the Telugu Federation of Delhi as he was one of the most influential people in the state. His health made this impossible. "Karunasri (Jandhyala Papayya Sastry) described him as

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title: Paturi Nagabhushanam

texts: humane university, and he is the moving library", said the most popular socialist leader. S.R. He was one of the few devotees of Library Science that India produced.He was praised as "one who dedicated his life to the cause of the Library movement". Gadicherla Harisarvothama Rao said that Nagabhushanam stands for a library. The APLA and the Paturi Nagabhushanam Centenary Celebration Committee organised the celebrations statewide. The then chief minister of the state Dr.Y.S.Rajasekhar Reddy inaugurated the celebrations. State ministers participated in the event. The libraries in several districts and the college libraries such as ANR in Gudivada are included in the District Central Libraries. The leaders of the library movement of the Rayalseema region celebrated Paturi's century in Anantapur district on September 10, 2006 under the guidance of Sri Battula Venkatarami Reddy.The event was celebrated in Raja mahendravaram. The celebrations were conducted by Machilipatnam Grandhalayam Vikas Samiti. The concluding ceremony of the 100th anniversary celebrations of Sri <mask> Nagabhushanam was held at the National Conference on "Reorientation of Library services in India" in August 2007. He continued with his activities even when he was gravely ill and taking treatment for cancer. He was worried about the continuation of library movement, association, and the monthly periodical Grandhalaya sarvaswam, for which he dedicated his entire life. His commitment is well understood from his final words, "I have no other desire except that, if I had a chance I would be reborn here and serve this library association in the same way". The 100th anniversary of the AP Library Association was celebrated successfully in the year 2014, expanding its activities while continuing his legacy and the values set by Paturi


title: Jon Poole

texts: <mask>, also known by his stage name <mask>, is an English multi-instrumentalist singer and songwriter. He is best known for his work with Cardiacs and The Wildhearts. The main performer of God Damn Whores, <mask> has also worked with a number of other bands. He plays bass in The Lotus Eaters and is also a drummer in the band La Momo'. He fronts The Dowling Poole along with Willie Dowling, and has released three albums and a number of EPs with this project. <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 One of his brothers is a session bass player and one of his sisters is a jazz trombonist.Due to his manic performance style, punk-style vocals and dual interest in complexity and raw riffs, <mask>'s projects tend to draw from or combine punk rock, progressive/art rock and hard rock. He said, "I find beautiful perfection repellent." The jazz which his family were all interested in was one of the influences affecting his music. He became interested in contemporary disco and soul, New Wave and 1980s synth pop, and 1960s pop. After this was a period of "catching up with" punk and post-punk, followed by ska, 2- Tone music and a producer pop. He was listening to American art-rock heroes such as Captain Beefheart, Tom Waits, Frank Zappa and also to

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title: Jon Poole

texts: British progressive rock from the 1970s. There are a number of 1990s rock and pop acts that have been expressed interest by <mask>.He is a fan of several classical composers. The Cangels Close Crew and Ad Nauseam were written and performed by <mask> after he moved to Keynes in 1990. Most of the instruments in Ad Nauseam were played by <mask>. After <mask>'s recruitment into Cardiacs, Ad Nauseam split up. I don't know if it will ever happen, but I would really like to do it if only to get it right this time. I don't know if it would be the same line-up. Bob and I were always in the band.I thought about doing a set of Ad Nauseam songs with Cardiacs songs such as "Bitter Pill" or "Big Noise In A Toy World" but I'm not sure if that would work. Cardiacs and their leader Tim Smith were brought to the attention of <mask> by his work with Ad Nauseam. When Christian 'Bic' Hayes left Cardiacs in May 1991 he put himself forward as a replacement candidate and was recruited into the band later in the year. The outgoing Dominic Luckman was replaced by Bob Leith in December 1993. For the next thirteen years, he was a member of Cardiacs, playing second guitar, singing backing vocals, and playing keyboards on record. He played some of the group's bass guitar parts when covering for Cardiacs bass player Jim Smith. The song "Faster Than Snakes With A Ball And A Chain" was on two Cardiacs albums, as well as on the Greatest Hits album.He is one of the Cardiacs members who has all of the band's songs credited to him. Smith and Leith were credited with co-writing riffs and arrangements on Smith's own songs. He left the band amicably in 2004, but still remains a friend and fan. On joining Cardiacs, <mask> befriended the band's guitar technician - the former

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title: Jon Poole

texts: Alternative TV guitarist Clive Giblin was hired as the band's guitar technician - and was subsequently drawn into a Giblin songwriting project. This project became Two Worlds Collide, which <mask> contributed to using virtually every instrument he played (initially guitar and keyboards, followed by bass guitar and finally drums). Two Cardiacs drummers, Bob Leith and Dominic Luckman, played drums for the project. The Sympathetic Storm album was recorded by Two Worlds Collide.Due to other commitments, the members did not play live. A second album and live performances are in the works for Two Worlds Collide, which is managed by Helen Maleed. While still a member of Cardiacs, he played and worked with Ablemesh, an art-rock band centred on singer/publicist Gordon Glass, guitarist/lyricist Sean Walmsley and drummer/photographer Wig Worland. The band had drummers Bob Leith and Mark Turner, bass players Andy Allum and Allan Thompson, and keyboard player Mike Turbutt. Ablemesh explored various new ways of reaching an audience with their combined art. This included a distribution experiment anticipating the later practise of viral distribution, in which the band's 1992 Shareware EP was produced in an extremely limited run of three CDs only, with the CD's recipients simply invited to copy the music onto cassette free of charge and to pass it on. The band did the same thing with the follow-up.The loophole in the law that allowed them to place dummy Ablemesh cassette releases on the shelves of the record departments of mainstream retailers was a related promotion idea. In 1995, when he played bass guitar with Ablemesh, he reinvented many of their songs and produced their album Present Imperfect. The latter was recorded entirely on an analogue cassette


title: Jon Poole

texts: 4-track machine. The remastered version of the album was made available in 2006 on the Ablemesh homepage. Dr.Brighton is a straightforward rock band with punk and pop influences. He shared guitar and vocal duties with Walmsley, who also wrote the songs. Allum was on bass guitar, Turbutt was on keyboards and Leith was on drums.The band recorded a number of tracks, but did not release any albums or singles. In 2000, due to Cardiacs' influence, <mask> began to work with Ginger on the Wildhearts' spin-off. The bass player in the Silver Ginger 5 live band played on the Black Leather Mojo album. It was on the first day of rehearsals that "Random Jon" was born. He joined The Wildhearts in 2003 because of his work with Silver Ginger 5. Due to the demands of the Wildhearts' touring schedule, he left Cardiacs in 2004. When The Wildhearts split up again in 2005, <mask> continued to play in Ginger & The Sonic Circus and on Ginger's solo tours and albums.He was a member of The Wildhearts when they reformed for Ginger's Birthday Bash. He played live with The Wildhearts. After leaving The Wildhearts in 2005, <mask> created the God Damn Whores, a hard rock band centred on himself as lead vocalist and guitarist. The flexible lineup is just me and anyone else who happens to be available. The God Damn Whores has featured a number of people, including Ginger, Jase, Chris, and Denzel. Cardiacs and The Wildhearts have been supported by God Damn Whores. We Are The Lucky Thirteen was released by Round Records.The recording was described as a bit of fun and would be overshadowed by the follow-up. Heya Heya Heya Heya Ho! was the second God Damn Whores album. via Pledge Music. On December 29, 2012 the album will be released. On this release, all instruments were

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texts: played by <mask>. Celebricide is one of the collaborations. Chris Anderson and The Lotus Eaters have collaborated on several occasions.He is a member of Anderson's project Crayola Lectern, in which he plays a synthesizer. Anderson is on the guitar in La Momo. In 2006 he drummed for Celebricide, which featured two of his future La Momo bandmates. In June 2009, he announced that he had joined The Lotus Eaters as a bass player. He performed at the concert. The Dowling Poole, a power pop band with influences of the Beatles and 10cc, launched a Pledgemusic campaign in April of last year. Willie Dowling had been the lead singer of Honeycrack and Jackdaw4 and had also played with the Wildhearts.The album "Bleak Strategies" was released in August of last year. "One Hyde Park" was released by The Dowling Poole. Along with Dowling, <mask> contributes vocals and guitar on the studio recordings. The two men joined Dr. Hook starring Dennis Locorriere. In addition to his band projects, <mask> has released two albums under his own name. What's The Ugliest Part of Your Body?, a Frank Zappa tribute album, was released in 1994. It was released in 1994.A one-man band rendition of old Mothers of Invention songs using only multiple overdubbed vocal parts, guitars, a Yamaha DX7 synthesizer and a primitive Alesis HR16 drum machine was performed on this album. In January 2003 the album was released as "What's The Ugliest Part of Your Body - The Works of Frank Zappa". It was re-released in November of 2013). The digital version of Random <mask> Poole was released on December 29, 2012 with a CD version scheduled for March 2013). References External links 1969 births Living people English rock bass guitarists Male bass guitarists English male guitarists English

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title: Dean Kamen

texts: <mask> was born on April 5, 1951. He is the inventor of the Segway and iBOT, as well as founding the non-profit organization FIRST with Woodie Flowers. There are over 1,000 patents held by <mask>. <mask> was born in Long Island, New York, to a Jewish family. <mask> is an artist for Mad, Weird Science and other publications. Local bands and museums paid <mask> to build light and sound systems when he was a teenager. Before his high school graduation, his annual earnings reached $60,000.After five years of private research for the auto syringe, he dropped out of the school. The Segway, an electric, self-balancing human transporter with a computer-controlled gyroscopic stabilization and control system, was invented by Career Inventions Kamen. The device is balanced on two wheels. The machine's development was the focus of much speculation and hype after parts of a book quoting Steve Jobs and other notable IT visionaries were leaked in December 2001. The first drug injection pump was manufactured by his company, Auto Syringe. The invention of the iBOT, an all-terrain electric wheelchair that uses many of the same gyroscopic balancing technologies that later made their way into the Segway, is one of the patents held by his company DEKA. One machine that would generate power and the other that would serve as a water purification system were the two machines that <mask> tried to create.He hopes the project will improve living standards. There are a number of patents pending and a patent on his water purifier is one of them. The film SlingShot tells the story of a man's quest to fix the world's water crisis. The co-inventor of the compressed air device that would launch a human into the air is

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texts: <mask>. In 2009, he stated that his company was working on solar powered inventions. The DEKA Arm System is a replacement for an arm that has more fine motor control than traditional limbs. The FDA approved it for use in the US in May of 2014).FIRST was founded in 1989 by <mask> to build students' interests in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. As of 2020, more than 91,000 students have been served by the FIRST Robotics Competition, which was created in 1992 by <mask> and Woodie Flowers. FLL for younger elementary school students, FLL for older elementary school and middle school students, and FTC for middle and high school students are all organized by FIRST. The first Olympics-style competition for FIRST, FGC, was held in Washington, D.C., in 2017. An $80 million grant from the Department of Defense helped launch the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI) and BioFabUSA. The goal of BioFabUSA is to make practical the large-scale manufacturing of engineered tissues and tissue-related technologies, to benefit existing industries and grow new ones. The Department of Health and Human Services awarded a grant in early 2020 to establish the first Foundry for American Biotechnology, known as NextFab, to produce technological solutions that help the United States protect against and respond to health security threats, enhance daily medical care, and add to the U.<mask> has won many awards. He was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 1997 for popularizing engineering among young people. He received the National Medal of Technology from President Clinton in 2000 for inventions that have advanced medical care worldwide. The Lemelson-MIT Prize for inventors

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title: Dean Kamen

texts: was awarded to the inventor of the Segway. His portable water purification system was named a runner-up for the "coolest invention of 2003" by Time magazine. He was in the National Inventors Hall of Fame for his invention. The "Global Humanitarian Action Award" was given to <mask> by the United Nations.In 2007, he received the highest award from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, and in 2008, he was the recipient of the Industrial Research Institute's Achievement Award. An "Honorary Doctor of Science" degree from the University of Arizona on May 13, 2001, an "Honorary Doctor of Engineering" degree from the Worcester Polytechnic Institute on May 17, 1996, and an "Honorary Doctor of Engineering" degree from the Kettering University on May 17, 1996, are just some In 2015, <mask> received a degree from Yale University. <mask> received an institutional degree from Université de Sherbrooke. The Stevens Alumni Association gave the Stevens Honor Award to <mask> on November 6, 2009. The James C. Morgan Global Humanitarian Award was presented to him. The National Science Board gave <mask> the Public Service Award for his exemplary public service and contributions to the public's understanding of science and engineering.In 2007, he lived in a hexagonal, shed style mansion in New Hampshire called Westwind. The house has at least four different levels and is very eclectically conceived, with such things as: hallways resembling mine shafts; 1960s novelty furniture; a collection of vintage wheelchairs; spiral staircases; at least one secret passage; an observation tower; a fully equipped machine shop; and a huge There are three Enstrom helicopters, including a 480 and a 480B, that <mask> owns

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title: Dean Kamen

texts: and pilots. He built a hangar into his house so he could commute by helicopter. The opening of the 2016 FRC World Championship was marked by him flying as a passenger in a B-2 Spirit bomber at Whiteman AFB. Code Name Ginger: the Story Behind Segway and <mask>'s Quest to Invent a New World, a nonfiction narrative book by journalist Steve Kemper, was published in 2003 by Harvard Business School Press. His company creates mechanical presents for him.The company has created a robotic chess player, which is a mechanical arm attached to a chess board, and a vintage-looking computer with antique wood, and a converted typewriter as a keyboard. DEKA received funding from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to work on a brain-controlled limb. The USA Science and Engineering Festival's Advisory Board and the Xconomists, an ad hoc team of editorial advisors for the tech news and media company, Xconomy, have 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 He is a Trustee of the X Prize Foundation. Planet Green has a show called Dean of Invention. In which they investigate new technologies, <mask> was a keynote speaker at the Congress of Future Science and Technology Leaders. American inventors 20th-century American Jews American mechanical engineers American technology chief executives American technology company founders American transhumanists were recipients of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and

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title: Ellis Wayne Felker

texts: <mask> was executed in Georgia in 1996 for the 1981 murder of Evelyn Joy Ludlam, a young woman who was working as a waitress while she attended college. There was a lot of controversy about the case. His supporters said that his conviction was based on circumstantial evidence. After his trial, Felker's defense filed numerous appeals. The US Appeals Court of the 11th Circuit upheld his conviction in 1996. certiorari was denied by the US Supreme Court. The Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act was signed in April 1996 and was considered a test of Felker's appeal to the US Supreme Court.The US Supreme Court used a key provision of the law to reject his petition in June 1996 because he had not established new evidence to be considered in his second appeal. Four media sources petitioned the Georgia court in 2000 for the testing of Felker against evidence recovered from the dead person. For the first time in the United States, the court agreed to post-conviction DNA testing of an executed person. The testing was done in 2000 under an agreement in which four media sources paid for the testing and collaborated on distribution of the results. The results were not conclusive. <mask> <mask> was born in Georgia. He was a student at local schools.He was paroled after four years after being convicted of sodomy in 1977. He ran a leather store in 1981. Evelyn Joy Ludlam, a 19-year-old Georgia woman, went missing in 1981. She worked as a cocktail waitress at a motel in Warner Robins while she was a student at Middle Georgia State University. Her car was nowhere to be found. Her landlady told police that she had left a note saying that she would meet Felker later that day. According to the police, Felker invited Ludlam to meet with him, under the pretense of a job at his leather shop.Joy

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title: Ellis Wayne Felker

texts: didn't agree with her religious beliefs so she wanted to change jobs. Felker was put under police watch. The body of a man was found in a creek. She had been raped and murdered. An autopsy performed for the police initially determined that he had been dead for five days. Felker would no longer be a suspect because of that finding. The state's findings of time of death were later changed by the medical examiner.He said that the air temperature, the state of decomposition of the body, and the fact that missing and murdered persons are frequently killed soon after they disappear all led him to conclude that Ludlam had. That was before Felker was being watched. The prosecution relied on circumstantial evidence to support its case. The case was similar to the sexual crime that Felker was convicted of in 1977. Hair was found on his clothes. According to the State Crime Laboratory, it might have been Felker's hair. The state held that hair found at Felker's house matched hair found in his car.The test of hair is no longer considered reliable. The use of hair evidence has been dropped in most states because of improvements in forensic testing. At the trial, the defense introduced the independent assessment of the autopsy evidence and report. The expert said that Ludlam died three days before the body was found. Felker would have been eliminated as a suspect. He kept his innocence for the rest of his life. In 1983, a jury in Houston County, Georgia found Felker guilty of rape, murder, and sodomy.<mask> was sentenced to death for his crimes. <mask>'s defense filed many appeal petitions. <mask>'s defense mounted several appeals on his behalf. After the Georgia Supreme Court upheld his conviction in 1984, it failed in its appeal for certiorari review by the US Supreme Court. The Georgia

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texts: Court in Perry ruled that the government officials had complied with <mask>'s open records request, and in late October, the Georgia Supreme Court affirmed the ruling. Felker failed to take advantage of the earlier period to prepare for the hearing. When granting reasonable access to the files in his custody, a custodian of public records complies with an ORA request. The prosecutor didn't have to find all relevant documents. <mask> was executed at the age of 48. He died in Georgia's electric chair at the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Center. On the previous night, Larry Grant Lonchar was executed for three murders.Felker was allowed to videotape Lonchar's execution to prove that the use of the electric chair constituted cruel and unusual punishment. Andrew Grant DeYoung was executed on July 21, 2011. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Boston Globe, Macon Globe, and CBS News paid for DNA testing in the Felker case to try to determine if he was innocent. The application of the death penalty in Illinois was the subject of a series by the Chicago Tribune. Illinois Governor George Ryan halted executions in the state in 2000 due to the fact that there appeared to be too many inequalities in how the penalty was sentenced and administered. Houston County Senior Superior Court Judge L.A. McConnell ordered that evidence in Felker's case be made available for testing. It is believed to be the first time in the United States that a court agreed to post-conviction DNA testing of a person who had been sentenced to death.Several news sources agreed to pay for the testing and how it would be publicized. The results were not conclusive. The finding alone would not have been enough to grant a new trial or exonerate Felker. Capital punishment in Georgia and Wrongful Executions in the United

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title: Zhang Yimou

texts: <mask>u is a Chinese film director, producer, writer and actor. He made his directorial debut in 1988 with Red Sorghum, which is part of the Fifth Generation of Chinese filmmakers. The Glory to the Filmmaker Award at the Venice Film Festival is one of the many awards that <mask> has won. He was a member of the jury at the Berlin International Film Festival in 1993. The opening and closing ceremonies of the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games as well as the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games received considerable international praise. The resilience of Chinese people in the face of hardship and adversity has been explored in films such as To Live (1994) and Not One Less (1999). His films have a rich use of colour and can be seen in Raise the Red Lantern and Hero.The Great Wall was his highest budget film to date and starred Matt Damon. The capital of Shaanxi province was where <mask>u was born. During the Chinese Civil War, <mask>'s father was an officer in the National Revolutionary Army, while his uncle and elder brother followed the Nationalist forces to Taiwan. <mask>'s mother was a doctor at the 2nd Hospital and graduated from the Medical University. He has two younger brothers. There were difficulties in his early life because of his family's ties to the Nationalist movement. During the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s and 1970s, <mask> left his studies and went to work as a farm labourer for 3 years and then as a cotton textile mill worker for 7 years.He used to sell his own blood to buy his first camera. He majored in photography at Beijing Film Academy. He has degrees from Boston University and Yale University. The Beijing Film Academy reopened its doors to new students in 1978 after the abandonment of policies adopted during the Cultural Revolution, but it was without the required academic qualifications. After a personal appeal to the Ministry of Culture, and showing a portfolio of his photographic

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texts: works, the authorities relented and admitted him to the Faculty of Cinematography. The class of 1982 included Chen Kaige, Tian Zhuangzhuang, and <mask>. The core of the Fifth Generation was formed after the end of the Cultural Revolution.He was assigned to a small regional studio where he was sent to work as a cinematographer. After the Cultural Revolution, the graduates were given permission to make their own films, even though they originally intended to work as director's assistants. This led to the production of One and Eight, on which <mask>u worked as director of photography, and Yellow Earth, on which Chen Kaige worked as director of photography. The two films were successes at the Hong Kong Film Festival and helped to bring the new Chinese cinema to the attention of worldwide audiences. Yellow Earth is the first film of the Fifth Generation. In 1985, after moving back to his home town of Xi'an, <mask> was engaged as a lead actor in the upcoming film Old Well, which was released in 1987. At the Tokyo International Film Festival, the lead role won an award.Red Sorghum, starring Chinese actress Gong Li in her first leading role, was released in 1988. Red Sorghum won a Golden Bear for Best Picture at the 38th Berlin International Film Festival in 1988 and brought <mask> to the forefront of the world's art directors. A minor experiment in the political thriller genre was released in 1989 with Gong Li and Ge You. It received less-than- positive reviews at home and was dismissed as the worst film by <mask>. <mask> began work on his next project in the same year. The film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, making it the first Chinese film to be nominated. The "gaze" can have different meanings, from voyeurism to ethical appeal.He was on the jury at the 16th Moscow International Film Festival in 1989. The work on Raise the Red Lantern began after the success of Ju Dou. The realities of life in a wealthy family

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texts: compound during the 1920s were depicted in the film. The lead role was once again played by Gong Li. Raise the Red Lantern was praised all over the world. Roger Ebert, a film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times, noted its "voluptuous physical beauty" and sumptuous use of colors. The roles she played in the earlier films were very different from the ones she played today.The Chinese film Raise the Red Lantern was nominated in the Best Foreign Language Film category at the 1992 Academy Awards, becoming the second Chinese film to earn this distinction. Gabriele Salvatores's Mediterraneo was the winner. The Story of Qiu Ju was directed by <mask> in 1992 and starred Gong Li in the lead role. The film, which tells the tale of a peasant woman seeking justice for her husband after he was beaten by a village official, was a hit at film festivals and won the Golden Lion award at the 1992 Venice Film Festival. To Live is an epic film based on the novel by Yu Hua. The resilience of the ordinary Chinese people, personified by their two main characters, was highlighted in To Live. It was banned in China, but released at the 1994 Cannes Film Festival and won the Grand Jury Prize, as well as earning a Best actor prize for Ge You.The Chinese State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television banned To Live due to its critical portrayal of various policies and campaigns of the Communist government. Li starred in her seventh film under the direction of <mask>. The two had developed a romantic relationship as well as a professional relationship, but this would end during the production of Shanghai Triad. They wouldn't work together again until 2006's Curse of the Golden Flower. Keep Cool is a black comedy about life in modern China. It was the second time that <mask> had set a film in the modern era, after The Story of Qiu Ju. In 1999 he won his second Golden Lion prize for Not One Less, a neorealist film that used non-professional actors and location

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texts: shooting.The Road Home was shot immediately after Not One Less and featured a new leading lady in the form of a young actress. A love story between the narrator's parents is the basis of the film. Happy Times was based on a short story called Shifu: You'll Do Anything for a Laugh by MoYan. It was an official selection for the Berlin International Film Festival in 2002. Hero, a wuxia drama, was released in China in 2002. With an impressive lineup of Asian stars, Hero told a fictional tale about the King of the State of Qin, who eventually became the first Emperor of China. The film was released in North America in 2004, two years after it was released in China, and became a huge international hit.Hero was nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the 2003 Academy Awards, and was one of the few foreign-language films to debut at the top of the U.S. box office. The martial arts epic, House of Flying Daggers, was released in 2004. Set in the Tang Dynasty, it starred a group of people caught in a love triangle. Critics praised the use of colour in House of Flying Daggers, saying it reminded them of earlier works. Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles was a return to the more low-key drama that characterized much of <mask>'s middle period pieces. The film stars Ken Takakura, a Japanese actor, as a father who wishes to repair relations with his son, and is eventually led by circumstance to set out on a journey to China. For over thirty years, <mask> had been a fan of Takakura.He and Gong Li were together in 2006's Curse of the Golden Flower. The period epic was based on a play by Cao Yu. The recent films and his involvement with the 2008 Olympic ceremonies have not been without controversy. His recent works have received approval from the Chinese government according to some critics. In interviews, he said that it was an honor for him to direct the Olympic ceremonies because it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. At the opening ceremony of the

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texts: Beijing Olympics, he created a spell-binding, unforgettable celebration of the Olympic promise, featuring a cast of thousands. Yale University awarded a Doctor of Fine Arts degree to <mask>, who was described as a genius with camera and choreography.The Great Wall was the most expensive film to date, with a budget of $150 million, but The Flowers of War was his most expensive film to date, with a budget of $90.2 million. Shadow received 12 nominations at the 55th Golden Horse Awards and won four, including Best Director, after a mixed reception and financial disappointment of The Great Wall. The critical reception of <mask>'s films has been mixed. While some critics praise his aesthetic and ability to break into the Western art market, some Chinese-based critics have attacked him for portraying China as weak, exotic, and vulnerable. In the 1990s, <mask>u began directing stage productions in parallel with his film career. In 1998, he directed an acclaimed version of Puccini's opera Turandot, first in Florence and then in Beijing, with the latter documented in the film The Turandot Project. He reprised his version of Turandot in Beijing in October 2009, and plans to tour with the production in Europe, Asia and Australia in 2010.In 2001, he directed a ballet version of Raise the Red Lantern. Impression is the title of a number of outdoor folk musicals co- directed by <mask>. Impression Lijiang was opened in June 2006 at the foot of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain in Lijiang, Yunnan province, while Impression West Lake was opened in late 2007. The five performances were directed by Wang and Fan. Tan Dun's opera, The First Emperor, had its world premiere at the Metropolitan Opera on December 21, 2006. He directed an innovative ballet titled 2047 Apologue, where the 12 minute solo finale The Weaving Machine was choreographed by Rose Alice Larkings and included hundreds of LED lamps. The old crafts and industries which remain so important in a world of

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texts: new technology were highlighted on stage as Rose Alice danced the 12 minute solo.The opening and closing ceremonies of the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China, as well as the closing ceremonies of the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece, were directed by <mask>u. In 2008, he was a runner-up for the Time Magazine Person of the Year award. Steven Spielberg, who withdrew as an adviser to the Olympic ceremonies to pressure China into helping with the conflict in Darfur, described <mask>'s works in the Olympic ceremonies in Time magazine. He explores and perfects this theme in his films, whether they are about the lives of humble peasants or royalty. The spirit of the Olympic Games is harmony and peace. He educated, enlightened, and entertained us all in one evening. The opening and closing ceremonies of the Winter Olympics and the Winter Paralympics would once again be held in Beijing, China, it was reported on 7 January.The Associated Press reported on 9 May that <mask> was being investigated for violating China's one-child policy. He faced large fines for allegedly fathering 7 children with 4 women. According to the mainstream media in China, <mask> married a dancer in December 2011; she had three children with him. When the news came out, <mask> didn't reply immediately. Under pressure from the public and criticism on the Internet,<mask>'s studio released a statement acknowledging Chen Ting and their three children. In order to comply with China's one-child policy, the Lake District Family Planning Bureau required <mask> to pay a fee of approximately US$1.2 million. The fee was paid on 7 February.Filmography As director As cinematographer As actor Awards and nominations See also Yimou girl Cinema of China Asian Culture Prize The Senses of Cinema's Great Directors Critical Database has links to the Hong Kong Movie Database Interviews and articles. Jean Paul Gaultier won the Best Foreign Language Film at the British Academy of Film and

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title: Simone Corsi

texts: <mask> is an Italian Grand Prix motorcycle road racer who is currently competing in Moto2. <mask> has been racing in the motorcycle world championship for 20 years and has amassed over 300 races, 5th all-time, behind only Thomas Lthi, Dovizioso, and Rossi. His first Grand Prix race was in the 125cc category at Mugello in 2002 and he finished the race in 22nd. He competed regularly in the world championship's levels from the following year. The Honda ridden by <mask> and Dovizioso was for the Scot Racing Team. He achieved nine point scoring finishes, a season's best result of 9th in two races, and finished 19th with 32 points. In the following year he improved, finishing in the points ten times, finishing in the top 10 four times, and scoring his first podium with a 3rd place in Japan, with Dovizioso winning the race.Dovizioso won the World Championship title with over 300 points, while his teammate <mask> ended the season 13th with 61 points. The 250cc World Championship was won by both Dovizioso and <mask>. He finished in the points in seven of the eight races in the first half of the year. He ended the season with 59 points, but only finished in the points once in the second half. After returning to the 125cc class in 2006 with Gilera, he finished 12th in the championship, but two fourth places were the best results of the year. In 2007, he won the Turkish Grand Prix and finished 3rd in the Mugello race. The season ended with 168 points, both of which were career highs.<mask> received a factory spec Aprilia RSA 125 and was seen as a title favourite for the year. In addition to winning races in Jerez, Estoril, Mugello, and the season closer in Valencia, <mask> also finished 3rd in Assen, Rimini,

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texts: and Sepang and finished 2nd in the championship, 39 points behind Mike Di Meglio. It had been speculated that <mask> would ride for the Scot Honda team in 250cc's, but he continued in 125cc with Aprilia, in one last hope of winning the World Championship. He finished his career in the 125cc category with 81 points, good for 11th place, and only two podiums, a 2nd place in Donnington and a 3rd place in Indianapolis. Team JiR won the Moto2 World Championship in 2010. He scored his first podium, and his team's first podium in the intermediate class, moving into third place in the championship. He added another 3rd placed podium at Mugello, but a crash at both of the circuits put a damper on his championship hopes.He finished his second season in the intermediate class with a 5th place finish in the rider's championship with 138 points. In his first season for IodaRacing Project, he scored two third place finishes and a 6th place finish, and finished with 127 points. During the 2012 season, he didn't score a podium for the Ioda Racing Project team and ended the year with 88 points. In the Moto2 World Championship, <mask> would ride for Forward Racing and have his usual season, riding mostly in the middle of the pack, a regular points finish, occasional top 10 finishes, and one podium. He was 11th in the rider's championship with108 points. A very half and half year was spent with Forward Racing's partner, <mask>. He finished in the top 5 in three of the first four races of the season, before retiring in Jerez.This was followed by a 2nd place in Le Mans, a 4th place in Mugello, and a retirement in Barcelona. A 3rd place in Germany was followed up by a 5th place in Indianapolis, a 12th place in Brno,

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texts: and a retirement where he broke his arm. The ulna of his left arm was fractured in a four hour operation at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford. The doctors discovered injuries to the extensor of the wrist during the surgery. <mask> missed the last six races of the season as a result of his injuries. He finished the year 7th with 100 points. Lorenzo Baldassarri was a teammate of <mask>'s at Forward Racing.He was involved in a crash with Esteve Rabat in the season opener and both riders retired from the race. In Mugello, he was involved in a collision with Sam Lowes, who went on to finish 4th. His season's best results were two 4th places in Germany and San Marino, and he finished 12th in the rider's championship with 86 points. Sam Lowes left to Gresini Racing after joining Speed Up. In the first race of the season, he scored a 3rd place, and in the fifth race of the season, he scored a 2nd place. In Austin, with 5 laps remaining, he tried to overtake Takaaki Nakagami in the first corner, going up the inside of the Japanese rider when there was no room, causing Nakagami to crash. He was placed under investigation for a racing incident.He was investigated in Barcelona after making contact with Lorenzo Baldassari in a chicane. In Austin, he had a similar incident with Nakagami, but this time he received a ride-through penalty for dangerous riding. He finished 10th in the season with 103 points, but had no further podiums. In Jerez, where he was involved in his third collision with Nakagami and his first with Xavi Vierge, he was staying with Speed Up. <mask> tried to overtake too many riders into turn one, lost the lead, and took out all three of them from the race. He had another average year,


title: Simone Corsi

texts: finishing with no podiums, a season's best of 4th in Germany, and a 9th in the championship. <mask> and Fuligni were on the team Tasca Racing for the year.<mask> finished 14th in the rider's championship with 53 points, despite seeing the checkered flag in the top 10 only four times. In his Grand Prix career, <mask> had his worst year, finishing in the points only twice in the first 9 races of the season, an 8th place in Austin and a 14th place in Barcelona. After the summer break, his poor performances led to him being replaced by his ex-teammate. In the rider's championship, <mask> finished with 10 points. The partnership of Stefano Manzi and <mask> made their return to the team in the 2020 season. He only finished in the top 10 once, a 10th place finish in Aragon. He ended the year with 15 points.A high-side in the opening round of the first season of the Moto2 World Championship resulted in a compound fractured wrist for partner Lorenzo Baldassarri. He was replaced for the second round by Tomasso Marcon, and for the third by Miquel Pons, with speculation that it was going to be his last year. He finished 9th in Le Mans, 10th in Aragon, and 13th in Austin, and the following weekend he started his 300th career race. The final round in Valencia saw him take an unexpected pole position, his first in nearly nine years, but on the warm-up lap his bike stopped and he was unable to start the race. He ended the season with 16 points and was given a one-year extension by Forward Racing. The 20th and final season of <mask>'s Grand Prix racing will be his last and he will be joined by teammate Marcos Ramrez at Forward Racing. In bold, races indicate pole position, in italics, the fastest lap of the

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title: Zoe Ball

texts: <mask> is a British radio and television host. She presented Live & Kicking with Jamie Theakston from 1996 to 1999 and was the first female host of both Radio 1 Breakfast and The Radio 2 Breakfast Show. <mask> competed in the third series of Strictly Come Dancing. She hosted Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two until her departure in 2021. The Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour was hosted by <mask>. <mask> was announced as the new host of The Radio 2 Breakfast Show in January 2019. ZOE BALL was born in England and grew up in the UK.She is the daughter of <mask> and Julia Anderson. The couple had a child. <mask> attended Heston Junior School in the district of Hounslow from 1975 to 1978. Her family moved to a new place. She attended Holy Cross Convent School and the Amersham College of Art and Technology. She trained as an actress at the Young Theatre. Her first TV appearance was as a child in the studio audience of the Saturday morning children's show, Saturday Superstore, where her father was appearing as a guest.Career Television <mask> began her television career as a runner and researcher. She worked as a researcher for two years. She has hosted The Big Breakfast and The Priory on Channel 4, Live & Kicking on Saturday mornings, and the pre-school programme Playdays. <mask> presented SMart with Mark Speight and Jay Burridge until she left in 1996. <mask> hosted the first series. She was a regular on Top of the Pops from 1996 to 1998. She co-hosted the Wednesday night chat/music show The Priory with Jamie Theakston from 1999 to 2001.<mask> took less television work after becoming a mother and co-hosted the 2002 Brit Awards with Frank Skinner. She co-hosted the show in 2005. <mask> co-hosted the show with McDonald. In January 2007, she presented the second series of Soapstar Superstar, taking over from Fern Britton and Ben Shephard, who hosted the first series. She hosted the talent search Grease Is the Word. <mask> presented Channel 5's quiz series Britain's Best Brain with Jamie Theakston. Alex Jones was a guest on several

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texts: episodes of The One Show.She revealed Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor and hosted his first interview on Doctor Who Live: The Next Doctor. She co-hosted the Children in Need telethon with Sir Terry Wogan. The Voice: Louder on Two was a spin-off of The Voice UK. The show had ten episodes. EastEnders: Backstage Live was hosted by <mask> in 2015. She co-presented the Young Dancer competition with Darcey Bussell. The Nation's Favourite '70s Number One and The Nation's Favourite '80s Number One were both narrated by her.Can't Touch This was a Saturday night game show co-presented by <mask> and Banjo. The Nation's Favourite Carpenters Song was narrated by her. She presented an episode of film. The Big Family Cooking Showdown was co-presented by <mask> and Hussain. <mask> and her son Woody Fred Cook appeared on Celebrity Gogglebox. <mask> was masked as a llama on The Masked Dancer. She was the sixth celebrity to be revealed.<mask> was a contestant on the third series of Strictly Come Dancing, where she was with Ian Waite. <mask> and Waite scored 38/40 for three dances in the series and one in the Christmas special, and were ranked in third place. <mask> co-hosted the main show while Winkleman was on leave after her daughter suffered serious burn injuries, but she took over as host of Strictly Come Dancing's sister show It Takes Two in 2011. <mask> said she was leaving her job after 10 years. She was paid between 1,360,000 and 1,368,999 for the financial year that ended in 2020. <mask> first worked in radio in 1997 when she co-hosted Radio 1 Breakfast with Kevin Greening. She was the first female DJ to host.The identification of the so-called "ladette culture" of the late 1990s was due to her hard-drinking, hard-partying lifestyle. She was warned twice for swearing on the radio. <mask> left Radio 1 in 2000 to start a family. Sara Cox took over her show on 10 March 2000. <mask> hosted the weekday drivetime show on Xfm until December 2003 when she left the station. She was the host of a Friday evening music show in 2004. Ricky

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texts: Gervais filmed the second series of The Office while she stood in for him.She left at the end of 2004. She co-hosted a show with Sara Cox to celebrate 40 years of Radio 1 and Radio 2. She co-presented the replacement for Jonathan Ross' Saturday morning show on the Saturday morning show on the Saturday morning show on the Saturday morning show on the Saturday morning show on the Saturday morning show on the Saturday morning show on the Saturday morning show on the Saturday morning show on the Saturday morning show <mask> was the relief host for Ken Bruce's mid-morning show on Radio 2 in 2009. She hosted the Saturday breakfast show from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. on the network from 6 June 2009. <mask>'s last show was broadcast on January 28, 2012 on Radio 2. Anneka Rice replaced her.<mask> covered The Radio 2 Breakfast Show several times. <mask> presented the Saturday afternoon slot on Radio 2 from 3–6pm from March to December of last year. After the death of her boyfriend Billy Yates, she took a four-week break and opened her show with a tribute to him. Chris Evans announced her as the new host of The Radio 2 Breakfast Show on October 3, 2018. <mask> was replaced by Rylan Clark- Neal. <mask> began a relationship with Norman Cook, also known as Fatboy Slim, while at the radio station. The couple got married at Babington House.When <mask> revealed that she had had an affair, the couple split up. The couple have two children, a son and a daughter. They lived in a beachfront property. The couple separated after 18 years together. <mask> met Michael Reed through a mutual friend. They were together for two years before splitting up at the end of 2019. She supported charity work in the past.<mask> took part in the 'Hardest Ride Home' challenge in March of last year to raise money for Sport Relief and mental health awareness. She left on 5 March. The highlights of the challenge were broadcast in a one-off documentary. She was able to raise over one million dollars as a result of the challenge. There are links to filmography Radio

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title: Joe Iconis

texts: <mask> was born in 1981 and is an American composer, lyricist, and playwright. He wrote the music and lyrics for the Broadway musical Be More Chill. In 2003 <mask> graduated from New York University's Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development with a B.M. There is a music composition. He received a M.F.A. in 2005 after graduating from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. Musical theater writing is what I do. His song, "Broadway, Here I Come!", was used several times in the second season of Smash.The Black Suits was written by <mask> and a book by Robert Maddock. The show was written by <mask> and Maddock at NYU. There is a musical about a Long Island high school garage band. SPF played at The Public Theater. The musical was performed at the Musical Theatre Lab in Massachusetts from August 16 to September 2, 2012 The world premiere of the musical took place at the Center Theatre Group in Los Angeles, California. The Plant That Ate Dirty Socks was a rock musical about two brothers who learn to respect the differences in each other and the weird plants they love.The book of the same name is the basis of the musical. In the summer of 2008, it opened Off-Broadway at the Lortel Theatre. Iconis wrote the music, lyrics, and book

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texts: After the show, Iconis gave a speech thanking the people who had been playing with him for a long time. Broadway Bounty Hunter was written by Iconis. The book was written by three people.The musical was staged at the Barrington Stage Company. The musical has a book written by Lance Rubin and Iconis. Annie Golden plays a Broadway star in the musical. There was an Off-Broadway production in 2019. The show played from July 23 to August 18. The cast album featuring the Off-Broadway cast will be released in late 2019. The cast recording came out on April 24, 2020.Love in Hate Nation was written by <mask>. The musical made its world premiere at the Two River Theater in Red Bank, New Jersey, in 2019. The previews began in November. The show ended on December 1, 2019. John Simpkins directed it. Love in Hate Nation is a 1960s-set rock romance between two girls. The musical was developed at Penn State Centre Stage.The Untitled Unauthorized Hunter S. Thompson Musical is a musical that will be 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846


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texts: 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 A new stage musical called Punk Rock Girl will feature songs written or made famous by female musicians or female-fronted bands such as Pink, Pat Benatar, and Blondie. The world premiere of Punk Rock Girl was supposed to take place on September 10, 2020 at the Argyle Theatre, but was delayed due to the flu. On January 20, 2022, Punk Rock Girl opened. Lauren Marcus was married to Iconis in 2015. At various New York City concert venues, such as The Laurie Beechman Theater, <mask>'s Pub, and Feinstein's/54 Below, Iconis is a concert performer, often performing with his musical theater family, referred to as Iconis and Family. Unless otherwise marked, the works are the work of Iconis.Bloodsong of Love: The Rock'N'Roll Spaghetti Western is a song by Punk Rock Girl. The Musical with Robert Maddock Ed Kleban Award for Triumphant Baby! Triumphant Baby! received the Robert Maddock Nightlife Award. The John Wallowitch Award was presented by Robert


title: Albrecht von Roon

texts: He was a soldier and a leader. Prussia's government was dominated by <mask> and <mask> during the decade of the 1860s, when a series of successful wars against Austria and France led to German unification. He was an avid modernizer who worked to improve the efficiency of the army. Education <mask> was born near the town of Koobrzeg in Poland. His family had settled in Pomerania. His father, an officer of the Prussian army, died in poverty during the French occupation of the Kingdom of Prussia, and the young <mask> was brought up by his maternal grandmother. In 1816, <mask> entered the corps of cadets at Kulm, from where he proceeded to the military school at Berlin, and in January 1821, he received a commission in the 14th (3rd Pomeranian) regiment quartered at Stargard.He went through the three-year higher course of study at the General War School in Berlin in 1824 to improve his general education. He was transferred to the 15th regiment two years later. He devoted himself to the subject of military geography when he was an instructor in the military cadet school. He was a student of Carl Ritter, who taught at the Berlin military school. Over 40,000 copies of the Principles of Physical, National and Political Geography were sold after <mask> published them in three volumes. Elements of geography was followed in 1834 by Military geography of Europe and in 1836 by The Iberian Peninsula. <mask> was attached to the headquarters of General <mask>'s corps of observation at Krefeld, where he first became aware of the

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texts: inefficiency of the Prussian Army.He was appointed to the Topographical Bureau in Berlin. He became an instructor and examiner in the military academy at Berlin in 1835 after entering the Prussian General Staff in 1835. After an illness of two years brought on by overwork, he was promoted to major and attached to the staff of the VII Corps, where he was again impressed with the inefficiency of the organization of the army. He was a tutor to Prince Friedrich Karl of Prussia in the 19th century. He was the chief of the staff of the VIII Corps. He was given the 3rd class of the order of the Red Eagle for his services during the suppression of the emperor's insurrection. At that time, he was attached to the prince's staff and talked to him about his plans for army reform.After the Treaty of Olmtz was humiliated, <mask> was made a lieutenant-colonel and a full colonel. Army reform Promoted to major-general in 1856 and to lieutenant-general in 1859, <mask> had held several commands since 1850, having been employed on important missions. <mask> was appointed a member of a commission to report on the reorganization of the army after Prince Wilhelm became regent in 1858. <mask> was charged with the mobilize of a division during the war. He was a junior lieutenant-general in the army when he became war minister at the end of 1859. The marine ministry was also given to him. <mask> drew up plans to modify the system of Prussia's changed circumstances.The role of the reserve in the War of Liberation was still celebrated in

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title: Albrecht von Roon

texts: nationalist myth, despite a proposal to increase military service to three years. <mask> believed that the Landwehr was a false institution, limited in utility and lacking martial qualities. The Prussian Landtag, which was dominated by the German Progress Party, had strong opposition to <mask>'s proposals for army reorganization. It took years of political fighting and the support of the new prime minister, <mask> Bismarck, before <mask> carried the day. After the Second Schleswig War of 1864, <mask> went from being disliked in Prussia to a national hero in Germany. <mask> was promoted to General der Infanterie at the start of the war. At the decisive victory at Kniggrtz, he was present.On the way to Vienna, he received the Black Eagle. The whole North German Confederation adopted his army system after 1866. His army system was copied throughout Europe. During the Franco-Prussian War, <mask> was in attendance. Prussia won the war and <mask>'s contribution to success was considerable. He was created on January 19th, 1871. He became Minister President of Prussia in January 1873.Ill-health forced him to resign later that year. On January 1, 1873, <mask> was promoted to field marshal. <mask> died in Berlin. The <mask> family crypt is west of Grlitz. The armored cruiser was named after <mask> <mask>. His son published a book about the life of the Minister of War Count <mask>. His correspondence with a professor.Perthes was published at Breslau in 1895. There are people from Koszalin County who were field marshals of the

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title: Irwin Redlener

texts: <mask> is an American pediatrician and public health activist who specializes in health care for underserved children, health care reform, and disaster planning, response, and recovery. He is the author of The Future of Us: What the Dreams of Children Mean for 21st Century America and Americans at Risk: Why We Are Not Prepared for Megadisasters and What We Can Do Now. Redlener is the director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at The Earth Institute at Columbia University. Professor of Health Policy & Management at Columbia University Medical Center. Redlener is a special advisor to New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, with a focus on emergency management and planning to support and advise the administration's disaster preparedness and response efforts. <mask> was born in New York. He received a degree.He received his M.D. from Hofstra University. In 1969 he graduated from the University of Miami. In 1971 Redlener left his program at the University of Colorado Medical Center to become the medical director of an AmeriCorps VISTA health center in Lee County, Arkansas, the sixth poorest county in the U.S. The two have worked together. The director of the intensive care unit at Jackson Memorial Hospital was <mask>. He created a new Child Action Center in order to study and treat child abuse. He worked as a community pediatrician in New York in 1979 after a brief stint in neonatal intensive care at Albert Einstein College of Medicine.The national executive committee of Physicians for Social Responsibility was chaired by him. Redlener met Paul Simon in 1985 when he joined

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texts: the board of USA for Africa. The Children's Health Fund was founded in 1987 by Redlener, Paul Simon and <mask>. Simon funded a mobile medical unit designed by <mask>. In 2010, the organization had 23 programs with more than 50 mobile medical units in underserved rural and urban communities. <mask> is the organization's chief administrative officer. Redlener was head of community pediatrics at Montefiore Medical Center from 1990 to 2003 and head of outpatient pediatrics at Cornell/New York Hospital from 1987 to 1990.From 2001 to 2003 Redlener was the president of the Children's Hospital at Montefiore. The National Health Leadership Council, a group of 300 health professionals who supported Bill Clinton's candidacy, was chaired by Redlener. He was the vice-chairman of the Health Professional Review Group of the White House Task Force on National Health Care Reform. He was a founding member of the Task Force on Terrorism. The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) engaged Redlener to provide strategic guidance regarding the management of the Elin Gonzlez case. He claimed in a letter to INS that based on weeks of studying the case, he is now in a state of imminent danger to his physical and emotional well-being in a home. 11 Cuban-American doctors dismissed Redlener's opinion for not having obtained a medical history, performed a physical examination or other proper psychological evaluations of Elian.Redlener suggested that his critics had no idea how to diagnose psychological child abuse. Republican National Committee Chairman Jim Nicholson said that Redlener was neither a

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title: Paolo Mantegazza

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title: Paolo Mantegazza

texts: popular and official science and culture in Italy was still influenced by the Roman Catholic Church, <mask> was a liberal and defended the ideas of Darwinism in anthropology, his research having helped to establish it as the "natural history of man". He had a correspondence with Charles Darwin from 1868 to 1875. <mask>'s natural history must be considered to be from a racial or social Darwinist perspective.The tree maps three principles: a single European meta-narrative controls all of the world's many cultures, human history is seen as progressive, and a ranking of different races onto a hierarchical structure. The Aryan race is the topmost branch, followed by Polynesians, Semites, Japanese and the Negritos. The "Aesthetic Tree of the Human Race" was designed by <mask>. <mask> believed that drugs and certain foods would change humankind in the future, and defended the experimental investigation and use of cocaine as one of these miracle drugs. After witnessing the use of coca by natives in South America, Mantegazza was able to chew a regular amount of coca leaves and then be tested on himself. He wrote a paper on the benefits of coca and on nervous nourishment in general. The stimulating effect of cocaine in coca leaves was notedenthusiastically by him.I was so angry at the poor mortals who were condemned to live in this valley of tears that I went flying through the spaces of 77,438 words, each more splendid than the

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texts: one before. I would rather have a life span of ten years with coca. On August 28, 1910, <mask> died at San Terenzo. Fisiologia del Dolore is one of Mantegazza's published works. His social views were included in a 1,200-page volume in 1871. Pictures of Human Nature. Feasts and intoxications.Many people think this is his masterpiece. <mask> was a very original fiction writer. The marriage between people with disease was the subject of a romance written by him. L'Anno 3000 is a science fiction and futuristic romance written in 1897. Testa, a sequel to Heart, was written by his friend Edmondo de Amicis. The novel tells the story of a boy. <mask> wrote about L'Anno 3000.Milano, 1897. In Italian, you can find a full text from Nigralatebra or a full text from the Digital Library. The Year 3000 was written by <mask>. A dream. Nicoletta Pireddu wrote the introduction and notes. Transl. The author is David Jacobson.The University of Nebraska Press was published in 2010. <mask> is the author of Fisiologia da Mulher. Cndido de Figueiredo translated it. In 1946, Lisbon, Livraria Cls Editorsicaa. The Physiology of Love and Other Writings was written by P<mask>. Nicoletta Pireddu wrote the introduction and notes. Transl.The author is David Jacobson. The University of Toronto Press was published in 2007. <mask> is the author of Un Giorno a Madera. In Italian, the full text has a concordance from the Digital Library. <mask> is the

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texts: author of Studi sui Matrimoni Consanguini. In Italian, the full text has a concordance from the Digital Library. The <mask> correspondence was written by Darwin.There is a database of Darwin correspondence. Darwinismo a Firenze was written by Giovanni Landucci. Chapter 4 and 5 of Tra scienze e ideologia were written by Olschki. Giovanni Landucci, L'occhio. L. Olschki, Firenze 1987, ch. 3. Anne McClintock.Race, gender, and sexuality are covered in Imperial Leather. New York, 1995. Paola Govoni, un pubblico per la scienza. The divulgazione scientifica nell'Italia is in formazione. "<mask>zza." I rischi della divulgazione. Decadenza ed economia simbolica."Ethnos/Hedone/Ethos: <mask>, antropologo della passioni" is a reference. There is a horn between <mask> and Charles Darwin. The third part of the story is called "Endeavour 37 (3): 184-187. There are external links to the full text of Quadri della natura umana. <mask> talked about the power of coca. There is a website about cocaine.org. Italians who died in 1910 were anthropologists, medical writers, and people from

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title: Dave Eggar

texts: <mask> is a musician. Eggar began to play the cello and piano when he was three years old and performed on Broadway and at the Metropolitan Opera when he was seven. He graduated from Harvard University and the Juilliard School with a degree in cello performance. He was the youngest winner in the history of the Artists International competition when he was 15. He has performed as a classical soloist all over the world, including at Carnegie Hall, the Paris Opera, and the Hollywood Bowl. <mask>'s cello is leading the way at the top of the song. He won the Sony Elevated Standards Awards for excellence in Classical Music.Eggar has appeared as a featured soloist with a number of organizations. Frank Ocean's Channel Orange and Chamber Music Society feature Eggar's work. A regular member of the PhillipPhillips Band, <mask> toured extensively in 2012 and 2015. He performs as a solo cellist with Amy Lee and Evanescence. He tours with his band Deoro. Mr. Eggar was on tour with Evanescence. "Cellogram" with Chuck Palmer opened for the Evanescence/Lindsey Stirling co-bill tour in 31 Cities.Cellogram's single peaked at no 2 on the World Music iTunes Charts. Mr. <mask>'s record, Kingston Morning, produced by Chuck Palmer, was nominated for a gramophone in 2011. The Popular Voting Award for World Beat at the Independent Music awards was won by the team's subsequent record. Mr. Eggar produced David Chesky's record Area 51 which was nominated for

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texts: aGrammy and won Best Classical Record at the Independent Music Awards. He and Amy Lee collaborated on Aftermath: Music from and inspired by the film War Story. Aftermath was released as a soundtrack with bonus tracks and was composed by the team. Aftermath made its debut at the top of the charts.3 on the soundtrack charts. There are 47 albums on the chart. Mr. <mask> is a founding member of the FLUX string quartet. He is a core member of the highly acclaimed American Modern ensemble in New York City and has performed with numerous contemporary classical music ensemble. Eggar's music can be heard in dance and film. He collaborated with the New York City Ballet, the Jose Limon Company, Attack Theater, Pendulum Aerial Arts, and San Francisco Ballet. Chuck Palmer created "The Way of the Rain" with special guest Robert Redford.This unique show, which creates a powerful dialogue between music, visual arts, and dance, was performed at the Complex in Salt Lake City Utah in January of 2015. Eggar has won awards from a number of organizations, including The Leonard Bernstein Foundation, National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts, The MacDowell Colony, and the National Endowment for the Arts. <mask> is an avid karate student and attends the Shotojuku Dojo in Queens where he studies Shotokan with some of the best Shotokan teachers in the world. Eggar received his black belt in January of 2016 Left of Blue was performed by Chris Potter and

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title: Ron Geesin

texts: <mask> is a Scottish musician, composer and writer who has collaborated with Pink Floyd and Roger Waters. <mask> started his career as a pianist in a revivalist jazz band called The Original Downtown Syncopators. The band was based in England. Live improvised performances in venues as diverse as folk clubs and the Royal Albert Hall, and music and effects for The Media, include all four main UK radio channels. After his first solo album, A Raise of Eyebrows, <mask> launched a one-man record company with the self-released As He Stands, Patruns, and Right Through. He played on the pastoral "Songs for the Gentle Man" in 1971. Many of his compositions were used in television broadcasts for schools and colleges.His film scores include Sunday Bloody Sunday, Ghost Story, Sword of the Valiant, and The Girl in the Picture. He collaborated with Pink Floyd and Roger Waters. Pink Floyd used the backing track mix on tape with him while they went on a US tour in 1970, after the band found themselves deadlocked over how to complete the title track from Atom Heart Mother. He analysed and mapped the whole tape, then composed all the material, including melody for 10 brass, 20 choir and solo cello. The work was recorded in Abbey Road Studios after the group returned from the US. The band's bass player Roger Waters collaborated with the band on the soundtrack for the film, The Body, and subsequently compiled the album, Music from "The Body", adding two new tracks, including sound samples from the human body. He collaborated with Stephen Dwoskin on several films in the late 1960s and early 1970s.He made a sound-work for the British pavilion at the Osaka world fair in 1970. During the 1990s, he collaborated with the artist Ian Breakwell on video projects such as the large-scale work Auditorium and live art pieces such as Christmas Carol, in which four synchronised figures dressed in Santa Claus costumes performed in

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title: Kevin Newsome

texts: <mask>, Jr., who was born on January 21, 1991, is a former American college football quarterback who played for the Penn State Nittany Lions from 2009 to 2011. <mask> was born in Virginia and attended Western Branch High School in Virginia until his junior year when he transferred to Hargrave Military Academy. <mask> was a football and track and field player at Western Branch High School. He ran for more than 500 yards and passed for more than 1,600 yards in his junior year of football. <mask> was ranked fourth in the nation as a hurdler and earned All-America honors while becoming a high hurdle state champion twice during his junior year of high school. The captain of the track and field team at Western Branch High School, <mask> helped to bring home first place honors in the Penn Relays 4x1 meter relay championship race. He was the only freshman on the track and field team.<mask> became a member of the National Honor Society after serving as the president of his junior class. <mask> was a senior at Hargrave Military Academy and was coached by Robert Prunty. He was selected to play in the All-American Bowl. <mask> would have the most rushing yards in the game while completing one pass on one attempt to Thomas. He was ranked as the No. 1 by Scout.com. He was placed on the list of Top 40 prep players by Rivals.com. He was rated a four-star recruiting prospect by both Scout.com and Rivals.com.<mask> originally committed to Michigan during his junior year of high school, but later changed his mind and accepted a scholarship to Penn State. Before accepting Penn State's offer, he had received over 40 scholarship offers, including ones from Boston College, North Carolina, Ohio State, Virginia Tech, and

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texts: West Virginia. In order to prepare for the academic and athletic rigorousness before camp began, <mask> was at Penn State in January 2009. He took part in winter conditioning and spring practice in order to become the backup to Daryll Clark. In the Blue-White scrimmage on April 25, <mask> played for both teams and went 9-of-13 for 71 yards and threw a nine-yard touchdown pass. In his Nittany Lion debut, <mask> went 3-for-4, threw for 26 yards, and ran for 12 yards on two carries. Against Syracuse, he fumbled the ball on a sack, which gave the Orange their only points, but recovered from that mistake to lead the Nittany Lions into the red zone, at which point he was relieved by third-stringer Matt McGloin.He ran for a first down to kill the clock against Illinois after playing in the final two drives against Temple. <mask> passed for 34 yards against Eastern Illinois. He scored his first career touchdown when he ran for 49 yards on seven carries. He led a drive into the red zone in the fourth quarter and was relieved by McGloin. He handed the ball off a few times against Minnesota. After the Nittany Lions had put the game away, <mask> nearly led them to another score, but they were forced to punt. He saw the amount of playing time against Indiana.Against Michigan State, he scored his second career touchdown to give Penn State a 42-7 lead over the Alamo Bowl-bound Spartans and score his first touchdown against an FBS team and against a Big Ten team. <mask> went 8-for-11 for 66 yards in 2009, with a completion percentage of 72.7%. He scored two touchdown on his 20 carries. He carried the ball for 4.75 yards per carry. He was a true freshman at Penn State in 2009. He played in every game of the

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texts: season except for the Iowa and Ohio State losses. <mask> was expected to compete with Matt McGloin and Robert Bolden for the starting quarterback job in 2010.<mask> went 5-for-12 for 50 yards and took three sacks in the Blue-White game. In the first preseason depth chart, <mask> was listed as the co-starter at quarterback with McGloin, however, coach Joe Paterno named Bolden as the starter for the season opener over <mask> and McGloin. <mask>, Bolden, and McGloin were listed as co-starters on the official depth chart. After entering the game in the fourth quarter, <mask> had three carries for 21 yards and a touchdown. He only attempted one pass in the game and it drew a pass interference flag. McGloin relieved him on the final drive. In the 24-3 loss to Alabama, <mask> tried to cut into the Alabama lead by completing one pass for 12 yards.He played against Kent State, Temple, and Illinois, as well as leading late touchdown drives against Iowa and Illinois. He shared time with McGloin against Minnesota after Bolden suffered a concussion in the first half, and attempted no passes but lead Penn State to a field goal to answer a Minnesota score to restore a two-point lead in an eventual 33-21 romp in which Penn State once held a 33-14 <mask> was behind McGloin and Bolden on the depth chart at the end of the season. <mask> went 6-for-13 for 78 yards and had 13 carries for 66 yards and a touchdown. <mask> was going to transfer from Penn State due to a low amount of playing time during the season. "We think he's a fine prospect," Paterno said. He's not quite as far along as the others.<mask> did not make the trip to Florida for the team's bowl game. <mask> decided to stay with the team after taking

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texts: classes for the spring. With a possible transfer still looming, <mask> ran the second-string offense with Paul Jones during spring practice. <mask> had to do a better job in the classroom. He's bright, but sometimes he doesn't pay attention to the academics. I'm not going to count on him until he does. <mask> was third on the depth chart and went 3-for-7 for 22 yards in the BlueWhite game.After Jones was declared academically ineligible for the season on July 29, <mask>'s competition remained for the number three quarterback job. On August 4, <mask> left the Penn State football team and sought a transfer. In an interview following his transfer from Penn State, <mask> said he felt "depressed" after being told he wouldn't be the starting quarterback. After announcing his intent to transfer from Penn State, <mask> earned an associate degree in General Studies from Temple in the 2012 season. He committed to Temple University in January of 2012 after sitting out the 2011 season. <mask> signed a letter-of-intent with the Owls on February 1, 2012 but was not able to officially transfer until after graduation in July. Chris Coyer will be the starting quarterback for the Owls before training camp in 2012 according to Temple head coach Steve Addazio.He spent the 2012 season as the third-string quarterback, and was expected to be moved to halfback before he decided not to return to football. <mask> and <mask> are Personal Newsome's parents. He has a younger brother who plays football. His father was a running back at Saint Paul's College. During his time at Penn State University, <mask> became a member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. References External links Temple Owls football bio Penn State football bio

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title: Arthur Llewellyn Basham

texts: <mask> was a noted historian and author of a number of books. He was a Professor at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London from the 1950s to the 1960s. The son of <mask> and <mask> was born in 1914. He was adopted when he was a child and grew up with his cousin on his father's side. The culture of India was introduced to him by the stories his father told him when he was a journalist in the Indian Army during World War I. His mother was a journalist and short story writer. He learned to play the piano at a young age and wrote a number of his own compositions by the time he was sixteen.I attended his Asian Civilizations lectures in the Coombs lecture theatre when I was an undergrad at ANU. An upright piano was left from a performance the night before. After arriving for his lecture, Prof <mask> strolled over to the piano and played the most beautiful Chopin for a few minutes. There was a standing applause from his students. Forty years later, I can still see him on the campus. <mask>'s interest in religion began with Christianity he was brought up with and then expanded into Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam. He obtained a degree in Sanskrit from the School of Oriental and African Studies and worked in the Civil Defence Department during World War II.He returned to the school after the war and began researching for a PhD. Barnett. He received

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texts: honor. The Wonder That was India was published seven years after the independence of India. In 1963, and 1967, revised editions of the book were released. In 1981 a paperback edition was brought out by Rupa & Co.A paperback edition was released in 1985. The paperback version was in its 37th edition by 2001. The most widely used introduction to Indian civilization is the description of the Amazon.com staff review. It was first published in 1954. He states in the book that man can escape from 'Law of Gravity' as well as 'passage of Time' but not from his actions. The History and Doctrines of the Ajivikas were written by <mask>. Kenneth G. Zysk edited several of his key papers on Hinduism.The book about <mask> is called Professor A.L. Problems and Perspectives of Ancient Indian History and Culture are written by <mask>. There are 80 letters addressed to the author in the book. The book Aryans and British India was dedicated to A. L<mask>, a British Sanskritist historian of India. The History and Doctrines of the Ajivikas: a Vanished Indian Religion, London, 1951, The Wonder that was India, London, 1954. "The Evolution of the Concept of Bodhisattva" in The Bodhisattva Doctrine in Buddhism was published in 1981 by the Canadian Corporation for Studies in Religion/Corporation canadienne. The papers were presented at theCalgary Buddhism conference in

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title: Nicolas Léonard Beker

texts: Before the French Revolutionary Wars, <mask> or <mask> or <mask> joined the French army as a dragoon and rose in rank to become a general officer. He married the sister of Louis Desaix, who was killed at the Battle of Marengo. He commanded a dragoon division and led an infantry brigade during the 1805 campaign. He ran afoul of Emperor Napoleon and was exiled from the army for several years. After Napoleon's defeat at the Battle of Waterloo, the interim French government appointed <mask> to guard the ex-emperor. The general behaved well before Napoleon went into exile. He only received the honors after many years, despite being retired during the Bourbon Restoration.The Arc de Triomphe has a list of names. <mask> was a dragoon in the royal army at the beginning of the French Revolution. He was promoted to adjutant general during the War of the First Coalition. After fighting as a dragoon, chasseur, and hussar, he commanded a brigade and served as chief of staff in the Army of Sambre-et-Meuse. He served in the Rhine Campaign. During the Battle of Limburg, he was a staff officer. The Austrians had won a crossing of the Lahn River at Diez but the French had sealed off the bridgehead.Despite positive orders to hold the river line, the division commander panicked and ordered an immediate retreat. The general retreat was caused by the opening of a gaping hole in the French lines. Castelverd was angry that the rest of the army was looking for an excuse to leave. Castelverd was removed from command because of his failure. <mask> was an adjutant general on the staff of Jean-Mathieu-Philibert Sérurier. <mask> married the older sister of the deceased Desaix. On January 2, 1802, he was elevated to the rank of general of brigade.He was a member of the Army of Santo Domingo. <mask> commanded an infantry

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texts: brigade in Louis Gabriel Suchet's division during the War of the Third Coalition. He commanded at the Battle of Austerlitz in December 1805. He was promoted to general of division on 24 December. The War of the Fourth Coalition began without a command from <mask>. He was acting commander of the 2nd Dragoon Division when Grouchy was sick. He led a brigade of dragoons in the search for isolated columns after the Battle of Prenzlau.On October 31st, he located the combined forces of Karl Von Bila and his younger brother. He forced the Prussian column to retreat to the north side of the Peene River. He secured the surrender of 1,100 infantry, 1,073 cavalry, and six colors. A small dragoon division numbering 1,200 men was commanded by <mask> during the winter campaign. He fought in the Battle of Pultusk with this unit. Under the orders of Suchet, <mask>'s dragoons covered the left flank during Lannes' mid-morning attack. One source said <mask> was the commander of the 2nd Dragoon Division.His command became known as the 5th Dragoon Division after serving under Anne Jean Marie René Savary. The Battle of Ostroleka took place on February 16, 1807. He was appointed a Count of the Empire by Napoleon. The Battle of Aspern-Essling was where <mask> served as Masséna's chief of staff. He was a good chief of staff. Francis Loraine Petre wrote that Masséna had grown lazy and delegated too many responsibilities to <mask>, "probably also a great deal of the framing of orders". Masséna did not sign a general order in the campaign.Over Becker's signature, the orders for the morning of 21 April 1809 were issued. According to Petre, Napoleon took notice of the marshal's habit of letting <mask> run the corps for him and removed the chief of staff from his post. According to James R. Arnold, <mask> was sacked by

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