title: Ron Jacobs (basketball)

texts: <mask> was a basketball coach. The men's basketball team at Loyola Marymount University was coached by <mask>. He was invited by Eduardo Cojuangco, Jr. to coach the Philippines men's national basketball team. The Philippines had a resurgence in basketball during the 1980s. The way basketball was played in the Philippines was changed by him. He turned every contest into a learning experience by showing how to win with science, hard work, team play and discipline. Loyola Marymount Jacobs was named West Coast Conference Coach of the Year for leading the basketball team to the NCAA Tournament in 1980.He turned the program around in just one season. There was a popular clamor for <mask> to take over as athletic director after he became an overnight hero at Loyola Marymount. The school's Board of Trustees did not like this. <mask> left the university because of politics. <mask> was invited to visit Manila as he contemplated his future. Ferdinand Marcos appointed Ambassador Eduardo Cojuangco, Jr. as project director for basketball. Honesto Mayoralgo was sent to the US by Cojuangco to look for an American coach who could revive the sport in the Philippines.Mayoralgo tapped his contacts in Jesuit schools to seek recommendations and was pointed at by <mask>. <mask> was an NCAA coach when he came to the Philippines in 1980. Cojuangco was willing to give any amount to get any of the two coaches, so he would choose who he would hire to run the state of affairs of Philippine basketball. The two coaches who were once good friends ended up bitter at each other because of the intense jockeying for the position. <mask> earned Cojuangco's job after throwing negative statements behind Lindsey's back. Lindsey left the Philippines in a huff and <mask> stayed behind. The first task of <mask> was to improve the quality of basketball in the Philippines.He came up with the idea of giving basketball technology to Filipino cagers by naturalizing American collegiate players as Filipinos. The first team <mask> formed had eight American players, two Filipino-Americans and two local players.

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texts: The 6'3 Jeff Moore, the 6'1 Eddie Joe Chavez and the 6'0 Ricky Brown started for that team. Steve Lingerfelter was the backup at the slot while Willie Pearson was on the bench. In the 1981 William Jones Cup tournament, this team beat a solid American team made up of US NCAA Division I collegiate players by more than 20 points in the finals and an average winning margin of more than 30 points against the others. The Filipinos found it hard to accept the victory as the Americans were the ones responsible. <mask>' program was thrown out of the window because of Cojuangco's fear of the Filipinos.The gold medal in the 1981 SEA Games was retained by <mask>. <mask> decided to let La Salle coach Pilo Pumaren run the team because of the lack of competition. Most of the players on the 1981 team were from the MICAA and National Seniors. The gold medal was won with President Marcos watching at the Big Dome, witnessing the near brawl after the solid kick made by Itoy Esguerra in the face of a Malaysian opponent in the finals. Since the Philippines won the first 5 stagings of the tournament, <mask> was to handle a national team made up of Filipino players trying to regain the Asian Youth title lost in 1980 from China. The 1980 team was handled by Turo Valenzona and included players like Zaldy Latoza and Elpidio Villamin. <mask> decided to get players from La Salle.The move by <mask> drew a lot of attention from the basketball circle as he was close to the La Salle coach. There were less talented, less athletic and unknown players in the collegiate ranks like Jun Tan of La Salle and Teddy Alfarero of Arellano. As far as Philippine basketball leaders were concerned, the only deserving players were the three from San Beda. It was argued that the team <mask> formed was weak since they didn't include players like Joey and Terry. The Asian Youth were only for players who were 19 years old and below, which was criticized. By that time, he was a ripe 23 years old. The Philippines under Joe Lipa did not field a legitimate Youth team from 1970 to 1984 and only when the media

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texts: reported this in 1987 did they field a legitimate team.The opposition was mangled by the RP Youth team as they headed towards the semifinals. <mask> was worried about the game since South Korea was promoting a young but promising player. The Philippines won the game, 77-74, which featured a mini-brawl with the usual taunting and threats. The team was to play China in the finals. In the finals, the Philippine side featured Teddy Alfarero's match up against Wang Libin, and the masterful quarterbacking of Hector Calma. An overflow crowd of 25,000 watched the game in the Araneta Coliseum. The Filipino fans appreciated Calma andAlmario the most.During the awarding ceremony, Marcos gave both players a hug with kisses on both sides of their cheeks, which drew an emotional applause from the crowd. The lack of big men in the country led <mask> to retain the services of Jeff Moore and Dennis Still. He immediately submitted Moore and Still's application for naturalization after reading through the rules that naturalized players can only play after 3 years of residency. He sought for a shooter in the US to provide the outside socks and eventually train the likes of Allan Caidic of the University of the East and Pido Jarencio of the University of Santo Tomas. Arthur "Chip" Engelland would have been eligible to play for the national team in 1987 if he had been recruited by him. The Philippines played in the ABC tournament in 1984. Their first three games in the eliminations were forfeited because of their ineligibility.Despite the initial assurance made by the ABC, howls of protest from the team didn't prosper, eventually raising the suspicion that the Philippine team was set up to lose via technicality. The Americans were barred from playing after the team went down 0-3. Despite playing only 9 Filipino players, the team was able to beat the other rivals easily in the classification round. They were the only team in the history of the ABC to have won all their games in the tournament and ended up 9th overall. The Philippines will play in the Intercontinental Cup in Spain

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texts: in 1985 after winning the Asian Interclub title in 1984. The Philippines, playing as the Northern Consolidated Cement basketball team featuring Moore, Engelland and Still, went up against the Golden Eagles from the USA representing North America, CA Monte Lbano, and Brazil. The Philippine NCC team lost to Cibona of Zagreb in the first game and to the Golden Eagles of the USA in the second game.They lost by a single point against the Brazilians in the third game. The Filipinos beat the Italians by more than 19 points in the fourth game. The smallest basketball team in the World Cup for Champion Clubs played against taller opponents and won the hearts of the Spanish basketball fans. <mask> admitted that he did not instill in his players' minds to give their best for the World Cup for Champion Clubs, as they treated the tournament as just part of their preparation for the Asian Basketball Championships Confederation. The William Jones Cup was won by Taiwan in 1985. Ranked 4th overall, the Philippine team wasn't expected to do well, especially since the Americans were represented by solid NCAA Division I players like Harold Pressley, Joe Wolf, Kenny Gattison, Kevin Henderson, Jay Bilas and Tommy Amaker. Bruce Weber, Keady's assistant at Purdue, later became a decorated coach.Moore worked like a horse, Engelland was at his best, Calma was at his best handling the court generalship role, and the tandem of Samboy and Allan Caidic did wonders both inside and outside. The team was in a dilemma in the finals, as center Dennis Still was hobbled by a knee injury while Jeff Moore had back problems. But showing true guts and courage, the two players overcame the odds and the team won against the Americans in overtime,108-100. Tommy Amaker didn't know what hit him, but he was amazed at how Calma outran and outfoxed him. When the foreign press described Calma as the "point guard whiz" from the Philippines, they were astonished by Samboy's high-flying and daredevil ways. The American team that lost in the Interclub World Tourney was weaker than the American team that won the


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texts: Jones Cup, according to <mask>. If they treated the World Interclub tourney seriously, they could have won two successive trophies.The last pre-ABC tournament in the Philippine Basketball Association's Reinforced Conference will feature each team featuring one import with a maximum height of 6'5. In one of the semifinals held at the ULTRA, <mask>' went up against Robert Jaworski's Ginebra in a game that may be considered one of the best games of all time. Robert Jaworski was hurt in the second quarter when Moore elbowed him in the lip and he had to go to the emergency room. The Philippine team ran roughshod over the Gins without their leader. The crowd erupted when Jaworski came back to the coliseum with less than 8 minutes left in the 4th canto. The Big J's team was behind by 15 points. The crowd was already in a frenzy, and every Ginebra shot was followed by a loud cheer from the crowd.<mask> shook his head in disbelief after the game ended. <mask>' wards were determined to win the championship. They earned the first seat in the finals and waited for the winner of the Manila Beer-Ginebra series. They defeated Great Taste Coffee in the semifinals. <mask> knew how difficult it would be to go up against a Ginebra team in the finals. Unlike Manila Beer's Francois Wise who can dominate one-on-one, <mask> had difficulty finding an antidote to Michael Hackett. Manila Beer beat Ginebra in sudden death to reach the finals.It was the most one-sided finals in the history of the PBA, with <mask> leading a four-game sweep, including a 32-point victory in the last game. The ABC Championship was held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in December of 1985 and the Philippines were favorites to win. The Philippines will play South Korea in the finals after demolishing China in the semifinals. The team won the ABC Championship for the first time in 37 years on January 5, 1986 with Samboy and Allan Caidic leading the way. <mask> had a plan to ensure continuity with his system. He knew that Still and Moore were in their 30s, so he wanted to take over the slots left by them. Allan

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texts: Caidic, Naning Valenciano and Pido Jarencio were already honing their shooting skills when they were in Engelland.<mask> was expecting Lastimosa to take over the slot in the future. The People Power Revolution forced the departure of Cojuangco. <mask> lost his job as the BAP regained control of Philippine basketball fiefdom. <mask> returned to the US in 1994. The Philippine national team in the 1994 Asian Games was made up of players from the 1994 All-Filipino champion San Miguel Beer. Three players from Purefoods and one from Alaska were included in a team led by Norman Black. Cojuangco sent <mask> to give advice to Black.In the semifinals, <mask> and Quinito Henson almost came to blows with Norman Black as the latter despised the two's interference in his coaching. The team did not win a medal in the tournament. <mask> was given the reins in 1997 after Black was removed from the bench. Nelson Asaytono was the only offensive weapon on the team. In his only season as head coach, <mask> piloted SMB to two third-place finishes - an outstanding feat considering the lineup that the Beermen possessed. In 1998, the Basketball Coaches Association of the Philippines (BCAP) under Chito Narvasa petitioned the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) that <mask> had no right to coach a PBA team, being a foreigner. <mask> was made a consultant by the DOLE and gave the coaching job to Uichico.Jun Bernardino, the Commissioner of the Philippine Basketball Association at the time, contemplated the idea of <mask> handling the 1998 team that was tasked to win the gold at the Asian Games in Thailand. The BCAP protested <mask>' appointment again. Tim Cone is the coach of the national team, who won a bronze medal. Bernardino appointed <mask> to lead the national team in the 2002 Asian Games. <mask> came up with a plan to get the gold medal by having two national team selections made up of 24 of the best players in the country. No one doubted what <mask> had in mind for he was the only one who understood what he was doing. After <mask> suffered a near-fatal stroke, the coaching

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texts: mantle was turned over to Uichico who was earlier appointed as <mask>' chief second and scout.The fourth place in the Asian Games was one of the biggest disappointments in Philippine sports in 2002. Binky Favis and Siot Tanquincen are two of the <mask> disciples who are coaching or occupying front office jobs in Philippine basketball. An assistant coach for De La Salle University. Eric Altamirano was the head coach of the National University Dogs in the UAAP and they won the title in Season 77. He is the lead assistant coach of the Alaska Aces. Allan Caidic was an assistant coach and head coach. The current assistant coach of the Adamson Soaring Falcons is also the former head coach of the St. Benilde Blazers in the NCAA and Harbour Centre in the Philippine Basketball League.The current head coach of GlobalPort Batang Pier is Pido Jarencio, who was the champion coach of the University of Santo Tomas Tigers in the 2006 UAAP. The De La Salle University Green Archers won 4 straight titles in the Philippine Basketball League under the leadership of the former head coach. The head coach of the Falcons. Jun Tan was the head coach of the Granny Goose Tortillos in the Philippine Basketball League. The Talk N' Text Tropang Texters had a former head coach. He led the San Miguel Beermen to six titles from 1999 to 2006 and two titles from 2006 to 2008. The lead assistant is from the Philippines.The team captain of the tournament was Louie Brill. The Fil-Am Basketball League of Maryland was founded by him. Fil-Am youth are trained to compete in basketball tournaments. It was played for <mask>. The San Beda Red Lions won two titles. On December 22, 2001, <mask> had a stroke while driving to his apartment. <mask> was unable to speak or walk.He lived in the Philippines with his wife for the rest of his life. <mask> died on the evening of December 24, 2015, three days short of his 73rd birthday, from the effects of a stroke he suffered 14 years prior. Where are they now? The Los Angeles Times reported on September 2, 1990 the deaths of American expatriate basketball people in

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title: Sharlene Santana

texts: <mask><mask> is a professor of Evolutionary biology at the University of Washington and the Curator of mammals at the Burke Museum of Natural History. Her work often engages with a wide range of biological disciplines, including evolution, systematics, biomechanics, behavioral studies, and ecology. <mask> uses innovative applications of technology to increase the amount of high-quality scientific information that is available to the general public. <mask> was raised with her mother in the city of Maturn after her parents divorced. One of the catalysts that inspired her to pursue biological research was her rich upbringing in Venezuela, a tropical country with abundant floral and faunal diversity. She was helped spark her curiosity in science and expand her knowledge of biology by supportive middle school and high school teachers. <mask> spent a lot of time outside during her youth.<mask> was given the opportunity to learn chemistry and engage with scientific concepts at an early age by her mother. In 2004, <mask> received her bachelor's degree in Biology from the University of the Andes in Venezuela. When she began her university studies, she initially intended to pursue a concentration in molecular biology, however, her career interests changed as she attended undergraduate classes, and <mask> eventually developed an affinity for environmental field work and behavioral studies, which led to her to choose fruit bats as the topic of her undergraduate <mask> completed her undergraduate thesis under the guidance of a professor specializing in animal biology. The work that she did during the development of her thesis helped to further solidify her interests in research and gave her her first chance to engage in her own independent scientific investigation. <mask> received her P.h.D. after completing her bachelor's degree. In 2010 I received a degree in Organismic and Evolutionary Biology.Studying in the United States as a

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texts: foreign-born student presented <mask> with unique obstacles, which included applying for a student visa and taking the Test of English as a Foreign Language, in addition to the mandatory Graduate Record Examination required by the university. <mask> was advised by Elizabeth Dumont, whose research focused on understanding mammal evolution through the lens of behavior, morphology, and ecology. <mask>'s thesis was titled "The Evolution Of Cranial Morphology, Feeding Performance And Behavior In Neotropical Leaf-Nosed Bats". The research focused on how the cranial anatomy of Neotropical Leaf-Nosed Bats affects their feeding behavior, as well as how various feeding morphologies develop over evolutionary time. The economic and political climate of Venezuela compelled <mask> to seek out opportunities in the United States, despite his initial desire to pursue a research career in that country. The Institute for Society and Genetics at the University of California, Los Angeles gave <mask> a two-year fellowship. New research on the evolutionary significance of facial coloring and markings in primate was done by <mask> during her time as a postdoctoral fellow.<mask>'s research showed that primate facial coloring is related to the size of their social groups. <mask> and her associates found that neotropical primate living in smaller social groupings tend to have more complex facial coloring and patterning. <mask>'s research has been praised for its innovative use of existing data, as much of the data used for her studies in primates was gathered from previously published images of primate facial features. <mask> moved to Seattle after working as an assistant professor in the Department of Biology at the University of Washington. The Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture is affiliated with the University of Washington. After five years at the University of Washington, <mask> was promoted to a full Professor in 2021. In addition

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texts: to facilitating undergraduate research and independent study opportunities for graduate students, <mask> teaches numerous courses at the university.<mask> is the Principal investigator of the "Santana Lab", where she supervises a team consisting of Burke Museum collections staff, PhD students, and undergraduate students. The Santana Lab focuses on cataloging and understanding the macroevolutionary processes that allowed for the development of the wide variety of bats seen in modern times. Media attention has been given to <mask>'s research on bat species. For the first time in biological history, a 2016 study by <mask> and Elena Cheung showed that bat species which independently adopt a carnivorous lifestyle share many of the same features. This research has helped to fill a gap in scientific literature and has influenced biologists' understanding of the evolution of specialized carnivory. <mask> has traveled to many countries to investigate her research interests. She received a grant to complete research in association with the University of Costa Rica, in a project titled "Ecological and Evolutionary Dynamics Between Fruiting Plants and Frugivores".<mask> is on the Editorial Board of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology. She has served as the Awards Chair on the Board of Directors of the North American Society for Bat Research. <mask> has led efforts to increase the accessibility of the Burke Museum's specimen collections. The Florida Museum of Natural History at the University of Florida is leading a large-scale collaborative digitization project. The National Science Foundation gave the openVertebrate project 2.5 million dollars to help museums upload 3D computerized tomography (CT) scans of vertebrate species onto Morpho Source, a publicly accessible database of biological and cultural data. The team plans to publish high-resolution scans of more than 20,000 individual specimen, which will allow them

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texts: to showcase more than 25% of known species and 80% of known genera. <mask> has worked to increase opportunities for underrepresented minorities in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.A $15,000 grant was given to <mask> and Paul Gignac of Oklahoma State University to help Native American students attend the 2016 Annual Meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology. <mask> wants to increase students' exposure to scientific research conferences and provide opportunities to attend professional events in order to draw Native American students into careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. <mask> served on the Organismic and Evolutionary Biology Outreach Committee at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where she worked to increase the accessibility of science by providing informational resources, events, and workshops to the public. <mask> has served on the Broadening Participation Committee of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology, as well as the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee of the North American Society for Bat Research. "Pocket Bats" is a digital application that allows members of the public to access a database of microCT scans using virtual reality software. Users can view realistic, textured models of bat skulls using "Augment", a real-time 3D modeling application. One Million Women inSTEM, a nonprofit that tracks and highlights the contributions that women have made to scientific disciplines, has been recognized for <mask>'s scientific contributions.<mask>'s work has been featured on NBC News and in a magazine. She has held seminars at Harvard University, Texas A&M University, the University of Michigan, and Northern Arizona University. The University of Massachusetts Organismic and Evolutionary Biology Teaching Award is one of the professional accolades <mask> has received. <mask> <mask> <mask> <mask>_Sharlene Year of birth

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title: Monique Jérôme-Forget

texts: stock market in October 2008 made it worse. In the last months of 2008, she played a key role in developing a joint effort by the provinces and the federal government to provide guarantees to holders of asset backed commercial paper.The Quebec economy was relatively unaffected by the financial crisis. In the last days of 2008 and the first months of 2009, this would change. In her third budget, presented on March 14, 2009, there was a major shift from the budget balance of previous years into a significant $3.9 billion deficit that the difficult circumstances made both inevitable and desirable to stimulate aggregate demand in the economy. She announced in the budget and economic statement that there would be additional funding for Investissements Quebec and the Societe Générale de Financement. The budget anticipated a return to equilibrium over the next four years and a rise of the provincial sales tax of one percent as of January 2011, as well as yearly cost-of-living related increases in charges and fees for government services as of the same date. She was clear that other tax increases or expenditures cutbacks were needed to restore a balanced budget. The Caisse de dépt et placement du Québec made a formal announcement of their losses in February.The results generated a lot of debates and questions about the quality of risk management practices at the Caisse, the nature of its objectives and the adequacy of its management, given the dramatic declines in asset prices over the preceding months. Changes in that management included the Board, the Chair and the CEO's position. Following the Ontario government's decision to harmonize the taxes, there was a federal-provincial tax controversy. Jérme-Forget and the Quebec government requested a large amount of compensation from the federal government. The province didn't receive any money when the taxes were combined. Jérme-Forget retired from politics on April 8, 2009. She was a Member of the Order of Canada.<mask> Jérme-Forget was read further. Pour en finir. References External links 1940 births Alumni of the University of London French Quebecers Living people McGill University Faculty of Science Members of the Executive Council of Quebec Politicians from


title: Hugh J. Schonfield

texts: <mask> was a British Bible scholarSpecialising in the New Testament and the early development of the Christian religion and church. He attended St Paul's School and King's College in London, where he did additional studies in the University of Glasgow. He was a founder and president of the Commonwealth of World Citizens. <mask> was a Hebrew Christian. <mask> was excluded from membership of the International Hebrew Christian Alliance in 1937 due to his refusal to affirm the deity of <mask>. He associated with Messianic Judaism for a while, but was not happy with the experience. He was the president of the H.G.The Wells Society. He founded the Commonwealth of World Citizens. <mask> wrote many successful books in the fields of history, biography, and religion. The Authentic New Testament, a non-ecclesiastical historical translation of the New Testament, was published in the UK and the US in 1958. The aim was to show the meaning of the writers while maintaining the original structures. The Original New Testament was revised in 1985. In 1965, he published The Passover Plot, a book that argued that the Crucifixion was part of a larger, conscious attempt by <mask> to fulfill the Messianic expectations of his time.Steve Turner claims that <mask> was reading this book when he commented that the Beatles were more popular than <mask>. Those Incredible Christians was a sequel to The Passover Plot. This was less controversial than the earlier book. The revision of the Hebrew writing system was part of his work. A capital-lowercase distinction, no final forms, a vertical emphasis, and serifs were some of the changes he proposed for the Hebrew alphabet in The New Hebrew Typography. The alphabet has not been adopted.

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title: Lawrence Timmons

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texts: Brandon Siler is one of 5 outside linebacker prospects in the nation.He took official visits to North Carolina, Florida State, Florida, and Tennessee. <mask> played in all 12 games as a freshman at Florida State, but only played on special teams and as a backup linebacker. He had 12 tackles, 11 of which were unassisted, which ranked second among the freshmen. Three tackles were made against Alabama–Birmingham. <mask> was second on the depth chart at strongside linebacker as a sophomore. He played in all 13 games, both at linebacker and on special teams, as well as defensive end in some third-and-long formations. <mask> finished the year with 35 tackles (17 solo), which ranked him third on the team behind Sam McGrew and Buster Davis, as well as three quarterback sacks, which was third-best among all FSU players.He recorded eight tackles, six solo, two quarterback sacks, and two QB hurries in the game against Virginia Tech. <mask> took over as the starter at strongside linebacker after Sims decided to forgo his senior season. He was honored with All-American third-team and All-Atlantic Coast Conference first-team. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Lawrence Timmons

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Timmons was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the first round of the NFL draft. He was the backup to James Harrison. In the first game of the season, he made one tackle in the victory.During the 26–3 victory over the Buffalo Bills, he made a season-high two solo tackles. He appeared in all 16 regular-season contests as a rookies and was rarely used as a rotational player. He made 13 tackles in his first season. He was moved to the right inside linebacker in the 2008 season, behind veteran Larry Foote and with veteran depth and talent that included himself, Harrison, LaMarr Woodley, and James Farrior. He made four solo tackles in the season opener. On September 29, 2008, <mask> made four combined tackles, a pass deflection, and sacked Baltimore Ravens' quarterback Joe Flacco for his first career sack as the Steelers defeated them, 23–20, in overtime on Monday Night Football. In Week 7, he had his best game of the season statistically, finishing with a season-high ten combined tackles and had a season-high two sacks after getting to Cincinnati's quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick twice.On November 3, 2008, <mask> earned his first career start and finished the game with four combined tackles in a victory over Washington on Monday Night Football. On November 30, he made four tackles and picked up his first career pick-pocket in

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title: David M. Berry

texts: <mask><mask> is a writer and musician. He is well-known for his work in the fields of critical theory, digital humanities, and media theory. <mask>'s early work focused on the philosophy of technology and particularly understanding open source and free software. Critical digital humanities, the notion of explainability, and the historical idea of a university have been explored by his work more recently. <mask> was involved in the protests against the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994. LOCA Records in Old Street was founded in 1999 by <mask> and <mask>, and <mask> later went to work for Reuters in London. Loca Records released music in open access formats, such as the Gnu GPL and Creative Commons licenses.He released music under the names "<mask>o" and "Ward" while running the record label. John Peel played Ward's track Sesquipedalian Origins on the John Peel Show on the John Peel Show on the John Peel Show on the John Peel Show on the John Peel Show on the John Peel Show on the John Peel Show on the John Peel Show on the John Peel Show on John Peel played the track Sesquipedalian Origins again on 7 March 2002, this time confused over therpm he played it twice, the first time at 45rpm. <mask> studied a Masters in Social and Political Thought and a PhD in 2002 at the University of Sussex, funded by the ESRC. He began work as a lecturer atSwansea University in 2007, moved to the University of Sussex as a Reader in 2013 and then Professor in 2015. He co-founded the Sussex Humanities Lab in 2015, looking at the relation between digital cultures, literatures, materialities and philosophy. <mask>'s first book, Copy, Rip, Burn: The Politics of Copy Left and Open Source, examined the way in which the proponents of the free software and open source communities understood their respective projects and how they articulated them in terms of an often implicit political ideology.The digitalisation of the economy and the shift to a so-called information society brought about a movement of economic change. There is a movement in

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texts: the way in which society conceptualises many of the background assumptions in terms of new notions, such as computational metaphors, stories and claims of an "open" or "free" norm that governs particular spheres of activity, such as "open science". <mask>'s second book, The Philosophy of Software: Code and Mediation in a Digital Age, is seen as both an important contribution to thinking about software, code and algorithms from a philosophical standpoint but also the outlines of a useful research programme. From questions about the "whatness" of software and code, to issues raised by reading and writing code, to a general programme of a phenomenology of software, the book concludes with a discussion of the becoming-stream of contemporary life due to software and the "real-time" The direction that technology has taken with the wide adoption of "streams" as a major form of interface in social media and other software products can be seen in the book that was written in 2011. In Critical Theory and the Digital, the author looks to the Frankfurt School to develop a critical framework for thinking about software. He raises the issue of a form of software or computational metaphysics becoming prevalent as a new ideology which serves to mystify and obscure computation and its origins in this book.A new critical reading of the digital informed by an understanding of alienation and exploitation that is generated by computational technologies is proposed by him. In Digital Humanities: Knowledge and Critique in a Digital Age, they examine the history and theory in the area known as Digital Humanities. The book serves as an important contribution by bringing together the debates that have been happening within digital humanities, but also widen and deepen the discussions by proposing a theoretical critical digital humanities that complement the often highly technical nature of digital humanities work. He released new music under the name x on Truant Recordings in the genre of Conceptronica. <mask> is a member of the Internation

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texts: Collectiv which addresses the challenges of 21st century climate change and sustainable living in relation to imagining a new political economy in a post-computational world. Bifurquer: Il n'y a pas d'alternative was published in 2020. The English translation of Bifurcation: There is no Alternative was published in 2021.His recent discussions of explainability have built on his previous work in relation to artificial intelligence, machine-learning and meaning together with theories of explanation. He has been to Kings College, London, Forschungskolleg Humanwissenschaften, The School of Advanced Study, London, Lincoln College, and the University of Oxford. Digital Humanities: Knowledge and Critique in a Digital Age is a work by <mask> and Fagerjord. The book is called pp. There are a lot of things in this picture. <mask> isTranslated into Japanese and Chinese. New York: Academic.There is a book by the same name. There are some pages. There are 27. D. M<mask> wrote The Philosophy of Software: Code and Mediation in the Digital Age. pp 216 is from London: Palgrave Macmillan. The book is titled, "pp.024." There are more than 200 words.D. M<mask> wrote "Copy, Rip, Burn: The Politics of Copy left and Open Source." There is a pp 270 in London. The book is called pp. 270. They were editor <mask>, D. M. and Dieter, M. There is an eds. Postdigital Aesthetics: Art, Computation and Design was published in 2015.The book is titled "1137437198." 300. D. M<mask>. There is an ed. Life in Code and Software is a book. There is a book by the same name. D. M<mask>.There is an ed. Understanding Digital Humanities London: Palgrave Macmillan. The book is titled, "0230292659." Philosophers of technology, philosophers of technology, philosophers of technology, philosophers of technology, philosophers of technology, philosophers of technology, philosophers of technology, philosophers of technology, philosophers of technology, philosophers of technology, philosophers of technology, philosophers of technology, philosophers of technology, philosophers of

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title: Álvaro de Figueroa, 1st Count of Romanones

texts: The 1st Count of Romanones was a Spanish politician and businessman. He was the Prime Minister three times between 1912 and 1918, the president of the Senate three times, and the Mayor of Madrid many times. He was a member of the Liberal Party. <mask>, who built an extensive political network, was in charge of the political life of Guadalajara during the Restoration period. He was a prolific writer. He was born on August 15, 1863, in the Casa de Cisneros, at the Madrid's Plaza de la Villa, and was the son of a wealthy man and a wealthy woman. His siblings were Francisca and.A barouche accident when he was a child left him with a limp for the rest of his life. His disability was mocked on a regular basis. He received a degree in Law from the Central University of Madrid in 1884. He earned a doctorate in jurisprudence from the University of Bologna's Collegio di Spagna in December 1885. He never practiced law. He became a member of the Congress of Deputies in representation of Guadalajara for the first time in 1889, when he was elected in a by-election to fill a vacant seat. He hid this situation because he didn't have enough time to become a legislator.After marrying the daughter of the Minister of Grace and Justice, he had seven children with her. He was involved in a parliamentary scandal in July 1889 when he wielded his walking stick against a man who had approached the Marquis of Vega de Armijo displaying an aggressive attitude. He was accused of having hidden a rapier in his cane. In 1889, he was elected to the Madrid municipal council. The director of the Services of Abattoirs, Markets and Thoroughfares and Works, as well as the patron of the


texts: justice.Although he was fined for his part in the conspiracy known as the Sanjuanada, he stayed out of politics. The elections in 1931 showed that the monarchy was unpopular so he advised Alfonso XIII to leave Spain. In exchange for the guarantee for the life of the royal family, <mask> agreed to transfer power to the republican government without military intervention. He was the deputy representative for Guadalajara during the Second Republic. He crossed over to France with the help of the French ambassador after the Civil War because he was in charge of his own business. He moved to the Nationalist zone in 1937 and became an ardent supporter of Francisco Franco. He was a member of the academies of History and Jurisprudence and wrote his memoirs after the war.He died in Madrid. During the Second Republic, <mask> wrote his memoirs. He wrote biographies and political works. He clashed with religious authorities when he disagreed with the influence of the clergy. The Civil Marriage Law of 1905 stated that those getting married did not have to declare their religion. He was a supporter of the separation of church and state. He received a Doctor of Law from the University of Bologna, as well as memberships in the Royal Academy of History and the Royal Academy of Moral and Political Sciences.The president of the Ateneo Madrileo is the director of the Real Academia de San Fernando. He was made Count of Romanones in 1893, Grandee of Spain in 1911, and 7th Count of Yebes in 1922. This article is based on an article in the Spanish Wikipedia. Spanish monarchists Prime of Spain Foreign ministers of Spain Members of the Congress of Deputies of the Spanish

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title: Pär Lagerkvist

texts: In 1951, Pr <mask> received the prize for literature. From his early 20s to his late 70s, <mask> wrote poetry, plays, novels, short stories, and essays. One of his central themes was the question of good and evil, which he examined through figures such as Barabbas, the man who was freed instead of Jesus. He used religious figures from the Christian tradition without following the church's doctrine. <mask> was born in Vxj. He said that he had had the good fortune to grow up in a home where the only books known were the Bible and the Book of Hymns. He broke away from Christian beliefs in his teens, but he didn't become very critical of religious beliefs as a result.He never believed that "religion is the opium of the people", despite being a socialist for most of his life. His writing is informed by a lifelong interest in man and his symbols and gods, and in the position of man in a world where the Divine is no longer present, no longer speaking. In his early years, Lageristkv supported both radical and aesthetically pleasing views. One of the author's earliest works is ngest, a collection of poems. His anguish was caused by his fear of death and the World War. In a world where a war can kill millions for very little reason, he tried to explore how a person can find a meaningful life. "Awfully, anguish is my heritage, the wound of my throat, and the cry of my heart in the world.""Anguish", 1916. Love is meaningless. The anguish of living is anguish. "Love is nothing" was written in 1916. The autobiographical novel Gst hos verkligheten (Guest of Reality, 1925) and the prose monologue Det besegrade livet were his subsequent works. His style largely abandoned the expressionist pathos and brusque effects of his early works and there was a strong strive for simplicity, classical precision and clean telling. The content was not naive."<mask> and John the Evangelist are masters at expressing profound things with a

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texts: highly restricted choice of words", said a Swedish critic. Ten years after ngest, <mask> married for the second time, a union which was to provide a pillar of safety in his life until the death of his wife forty years later. At this time, Hjrtats snger appeared, bearing witness to his pride and love for his consort. ngest was established as one of the foremost Swedish poets of his generation because of this collection. His play, The Hangman, adapted for the stage, shows his growing concern with the brutality that began to sweep across Europe in the years prior to World War II. One of the main targets of the work was Nazism. The play Mannen utan sjl was written in 1936.<mask> (The Dwarf), a searching, ironic tale about evil, was the first to bring him positive international attention outside of the Nordic countries. The play Lt mnniskan leva was written in 1949. Barabbas, which was immediately hailed as a literary masterpiece, is probably <mask>'s most famous work. The novel is based on the Bible. When it was customary for the Romans to release someone convicted of a capital offense, Jesus was sentenced to die immediately before the Jewish Passover. When the Roman procurator Pontius Pilate offers to free Jesus or Barabbas, a Jerusalem mob demands the release of Barabbas, who later watches Jesus as he bears the cross to Golgotha, and then spends the rest of his life in prison. Anthony Quinn played the title role in a movie based on the novel.His wife died in 1967, but he died in 1974 at the age of 83. "The Dwarf" was written by Hill and Wang. "Barabbas" was published in 1989. Vintage, 1963, "The Sibyl" by Sibyllan. "The Death of Ahasuerus" was published in 1982. "Evening Land" was translated by W. H. Auden and Leif Sjberg. Oscar Narrativa #1242, Mondadori, Milan, June 1992 contains an introduction to the Italian edition of Gst hos verkligheten.The people from Vxj are members of the Swedish Academy of

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title: Murray Levin

texts: <mask> was a political science professor at Boston University from 1955 to 1989. He was an unreconstructed radical throughout his academic career and once was a member of the Communist Party USA. He taught Marxist political theory to both undergraduate and graduate students, as well as teaching a popular core course on political science. Before the collapse of the Soviet Union, <mask> came to the conclusion that Marxist theory was not a science, but a propaganda tool to mobilize the mass against capital. Class consciousness would be obtained when the people revolted against their oppressors. After completing his military service with the United States Navy and serving as a military attache to a vice admiral during World War II, the son of a wealthy business family took his bachelor's degree from Harvard College. <mask> was an excellent tennis player until late in life, and his primary duty was playing tennis with the admiral.He was influenced by the ideas of professor Louis Hartz at Harvard. Hartz believed that the lack of feudalism in America had created a situation in which only one creed, liberalism, could be accepted. If the U.S. economic system were to suffer a catastrophic failure like that of the Great Depression, there would be no tolerance for collectivist-oriented systems like socialism. Hartz's theories, which were articulated in his 1955 book The Liberal Tradition in America, served as the basis for <mask>'s own ideas. He obtained his master's and doctorate degrees at Columbia University. The "B.U. The political science department building at Boston University had an office next to it that was occupied by a close associate of Howard Zinn.The poli-sci faculty members became part of the "B.U. Five" when they refused to cross union picket lines during a 1979 strike by clerical and custodial workers at the university and were targeted for retaliation by B.U. President John Silber. The professors went on strike in the fall semester of 1979 after Silber rejected a labor contract negotiated by the American Association of University Professors. Soon after, the clerks and custodians followed. The majority of professors went back to work

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texts: when the university settled with the AAUP, but they refused to cross the other unions' picket lines. Silber's top-down "industrial" paradigm of university administration was criticized by two of his harshest critics.Silber denied them pay increases for their opposition. iven eventually left B.U. There is a position at the City University of New York. One of the first political scientists to notice the role talk radio was playing in American politics was <mask>. The New Deal-Fair Deal-New Frontier-Great Society coalition was described as "Joe Six-Pack" and "Reagan Democrats" by President Richard M. Nixon and other talk radio shows. By the late 1970s and early 1980s, this once reliable base of support for the Democratic Party was ripe pickings for reactionaries who could articulate their rage. Edward Kennedy became a United States Senator at the age of 30 with one year of frantic campaigning and 30 years of experience as a Kennedy.He was a topic of several books. In 1980 he conceded that he was the most effective person in the Senate before the election of the President. The Democrats lost their majority in the Senate. He felt that the situation was an indictment of American democracy and not an endorsement of Kennedy. The Murray B. Levin Legacy Fund was created by Boston University. A $250,000 endowment came from the Lawrence and Lillian Solomon Fund, Inc. The undergrad.B.U. Alan Leventhal is matching 50% of the endowment with a grant. The fund will provide scholarships to students majoring in political science or related disciplines, thanks to financial contributions from professors and alumni. The waning of John Silber's power at B.U. allowed for this development, which has the lowest alumni giving rate of any major American university. Kennedy Campaigning: the System and the Style as Practiced by Senator Edward Kennedy is a book by the American Association of University Professors. There are External links to "Remembering <mask>", by Howard Zinn, Monthly Review, February 2000 Births 1999 deaths American political scientists American military personnel of the Korean War Boston University faculty Harvard College alumni Columbia University

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title: Erica Jong

texts: The American novelist, satirist, and poet is known for her 1973 novel Fear of Flying. The book was controversial because of its attitudes towards female sexuality. According to The Washington Post, it has sold more than 20 million copies. On March 26, 1942, <mask> was born in New York. She is the middle daughter of Seymour Mann and Eda Mirsky. The gifts and home accessories company her father owned was known for its mass production of porcelain dolls. Her mother was a textile designer and painter who also designed dolls for her husband's company.One of the sisters is a social worker who married the chief executive officer of Seymour Mann Inc. Peter Daou is a Democratic Party strategist. She developed her passion for art and writing after attending New York's The High School of Music & Art. As a student at Columbia University, he created poetry programs for a radio station and edited a literary magazine. Her first novel, Fear of Flying, was a sensation because of its frank treatment of a woman's sexual desires. The book is mostly about Isadora Wing, a woman in her late twenties, trying to find who she is and where she is going. It has a lot of psychological and humorous descriptive elements.In late 1960s and early 1970s America, of womanhood, femininity, love, and one's quest for freedom and purpose are some of the conflicts that the book tries to answer. How to Save Your Own Life and Parachutes and Kisses are two more novels in the


title: Erica Jong

texts: Isadora Wing saga. He has been married four times. Her first two marriages were to college sweetheart Michael Werthman and a Chinese American psychiatrist. Jonathan Fast was the son of novelist Howard Fast. How to Save Your Own Life and Parachutes and Kisses was written about this marriage. She has a child from her third marriage.Kenneth David Burrows is a New York litigator. In the late 1990s, she wrote an article about her marriage. She lived on an army base in Germany for three years with her second husband. She wrote about Venice in her novel. Columbia University in New York City acquired her literary archive in 2007. The Bob Dylan song "Highlands" and the MC Paul Barman track "N.O.W." are references to <mask>. The rapper fantasizes about a young left-winger carrying a book called America's Wrong.Same-sex marriage should be legalized. She says that gay marriage is a blessing. It promotes family and stability. It's good for kids. Fear of Flying, How to Save Your Own Life, and Megan's Book of Divorce are all fiction. Megan's Two Houses: a story of adjustment was illustrated by Freya Tanz. The New American Library is in New York.Parachutes and Kisses is a book. The non-fiction Witches were illustrated by Joseph A. Smith. Fear of Fifty: A Midlife Memoir and What Do Women Want are both from New York. "My Dirty Secret" is an essay about bread roses sex power. It was eight years ago today that Bad Girls: 26 Writers Misbehave was


title: Cornelius Sim

texts: The prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the Vicar Apostolic of Brunei from 2004 until his death was named <mask>DD <mask>. He was the apostolic prefect of Brunei from 1997 to 2004. <mask> was the first graduate of the priestly discernment program at the Franciscan University of Steubenville. He was elevated to the rank of a cardinal by Pope Francis on November 28, 2020. On September 16, 1951, <mask> was born in Seria, Brunei. His grandparents were the first Catholics in their village and he was the eldest of six children. He was of Chinese and Dusunic descent.He was raised a catholic and educated in catholic schools, but didn't practice his faith as much as he would have liked. Sim earned an engineering degree. He stopped practicing his faith after this. From 1978 to 1985 he worked in utilities operations of Brunei LNG, a joint-venture between the Bruneian government, Royal Dutch Shell and Mitsubishi. He became close to a group that downplayed doctrine and emphasized personal relationships with God after returning to Brunei. He received a master's degree in theology from the Franciscan University of Steubenville in 1988. He was an administrator in St John's Church, Kuala Belait until his ordination as a deacon on May 28, 1989.<mask> was ordination to the priesthood on November 26, 1989. He was the country's first local priest. In 1995 he was appointed vicar general of Brunei, which was part of the Diocese of Miri in Malaysia. The Apostolic Prefecture of Brunei was formed after Brunei was split from Miri. He was installed there in February of the following year. Pope John Paul II elevated the Prefecture of Brunei to the status of a Vicariate and appointed <mask> as the first Apostolic Vicar of Brunei and

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title: Cornelius Sim

texts: Titular Bishop of Putia. He received his consecration as a bishop on January 21, 2005 at the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption.The co-conspirators were the Archbishop of Kuching and the Bishop of Miri. He wanted his ordination to be held in Brunei so that the local faithful could attend. He will be elevated to the rank of cardinal by Pope Francis on November 28, 2020. He was the country's first cardinal. The movement has been domesticated, maybe for good reason, because Sim continued to credit his charismatic roots as the basis of his faith. He wasn't able to attend the consistory in Rome because of travel restrictions. He expected to receive the symbols of his new rank when the new Apostolic Delegate to Brunei traveled to take up his post.Pope Francis made him a Cardinal-Priest of San Giuda Taddeo Apostolo. He was named a member of the Clergy on December 16, 2020. After the consistory, his red hat and ring were sent to Brunei. <mask> still saw his appointment to the cardinalate as a sign of worldwide recognition of the nation's Christian community even though he didn't attend the consistory. The United States Department of State reported that many people in Brunei had praised the announcement of <mask>'s elevation as a cardinal. In his final address to his congregation, he urged the People of God in Brunei not to be spectators in his absence, but to make visible their contributions of time, talent and treasure. <mask> died at the Chang Gung Memorial Hospital in Taiwan on May 29, 2021.He died of a cardiac arrest. He went to Taiwan for treatment. Local news media as well as Catholic news outlets reported his passing. His death was mourned by prelates in the Southeast Asian region and state officials in Brunei.

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title: Cornelius Sim

texts: Speaking on Sim's death, the Archbishop of Kuala Lumpur said, "Brunei has lost one of her illustrious sons, the Bishops Conference, a dear brother and the Church, a prince." The United States Embassy in Brunei was sad about the passing of Cardinal Sim. On the day of <mask>'s passing, Pope Francis sent a telegram ofCondolence praising Sim's "generous service" to the Apostolic Vicariate of Brunei and to the Holy See, while also expressing his sadness in learning of the cardinal's death.All church activities in Brunei were suspended for two weeks to observe a period of mourning for the late cardinal while his body was being returned to Brunei. The Church of Our Lady of Assumption, the parish which housed his cathedra in Brunei's capital, held a wake for the late cardinal on June 14, 2021. A requiem was held the next day, 15 June, at 9AM and his body was driven through Brunei to all other parishes for the congregation to pay their last respects before being buried in Kuala Belait. Members of the diplomatic corps in Brunei, as well as representatives from other Christian churches and prominent local community figures, attended the funeral service. The Christian Institute for Theological Engagement (CHRISTE) announced the appointment of the first Cardinal Sim Professor 100 days after Sim's death. Dr. Sherman Kuek is a reverend. Research on theological and interreligious dialogue is the main mission of the professorship.The date for the official appointment was September 16 2021, which was <mask>'s 70th birthday. Pope Francis held a mass at the Throne of Saint Peter in St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City in November of 2021. The official website of the Apostolic Vicariate of Brunei Darussalam has links to External

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title: Francis Hay, 9th Earl of Erroll

texts: The 9th Earl of Erroll was a Scottish nobleman. He was a convert to Catholicism and worked with the king of Spain to oust the Protestant Queen Elizabeth. He was the son of Andrew Hay, 8th Earl of Erroll, and Lady Jean Hay, daughter of William Hay, 6th Earl of Erroll. His older brother Alexander was declared "insane" and skipped in the succession. <mask> succeeded to the earldom after his father's death. Mary Stewart was the sister of the Earl of Atholl. He was accused of being cruel to her after she died.When <mask> was declared a rebel, her brother took revenge by withholding his money. The 1st Marquess of Huntly joined the Spanish conspiracy against the throne of Queen Elizabeth after converting to Roman Catholicism. King Philip II of Spain was briefly King of England after his marriage to Queen Mary. The letter he wrote to King Philip was sent to James VI. He was told to appear in front of the Privy Council. He was denounced as a rebel because he failed to appear. He engaged with Huntly and Crawford in a rebellion in the north of Scotland, but their forces surrendered at Aberdeen on the arrival of the king in April, and in July, <mask> gave himself up to James.On 5 August 1589, <mask> submitted himself to the king at Edzell Castle. In September of the same year he entered into a personal bond with Huntly for mutual assistance, and in 1590 he married Lady Elizabeth Douglas, daughter of the William

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title: Francis Hay, 9th Earl of Erroll

texts: Douglas, 6th Earl of Morton. The marriage was arranged to form a political group. <mask> argued that he could change his wife's friends' alliances after the <mask> of Montrose tried to persuade him not to marry her. 10 was published in 1936. The register of the Privy Council. 5 was published in Edinburgh in 1871.He was involved in a fight with the Earl of Atholl at Perth when Anne of Danes made a visit to the town. They argued over their precedence. <mask>, 5th Earl of Bothwell and Patrick Gray, 6th Lord Gray tried to surprise the king at Falkland in June 1592, and <mask> was imprisoned on suspicion of being involved in the attempt. <mask> and his companions were sentenced to abjure Roman Catholicism or leave the kingdom after failing to locate him in March 1593. There were bonfires and drinking and dancing when the earl hosted his allies. They defeated a force sent against them at Glenlivet. His men carried a banner showing the beheading of Mary, Queen of Scots.<mask> was wounded by a bullet in the arm and an arrow in the thigh. It was said that he died at Callendar House, the home of his sister Helenor Hay. Old Slains Castle was destroyed. After the rebels left Scotland in 1595, <mask> was arrested by the states of Zeeland, but was allowed to escape. He returned to Scotland in 1596. He was lodged in the Canongate of Edinburgh in March of 1597 and was in favor of Anne ofDenmark. He made peace with the

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title: Francis Hay, 9th Earl of Erroll

texts: Church of Scotland after abandoning Roman Catholicism.In 1602 he was appointed a commissioner to negotiate the union with England. A letter from the Privy Council about a pension paid to the Earl of Erroll mentioned that one of his daughters served Anne of Danes. His relationship with the Kirk was not good. The reality of his conversion was disputed, and on 21 May 1608 he was confined to the city of Perth for the better resolution of his doubts, being declared an obstinate "papist", excommunicated, deprived of his estate, and imprisoned at Dumbarton. The dispute between the families of Erroll and of the Earls Marischal was finally settled in favor of the former, thus establishing the precedence enjoyed by the earls of Erroll next after the royal family. Mary was the daughter of John Stewart and Margaret Fleming. By his third wife Elizabeth Douglas he had five sons and eight daughters.The poet wrote a poem for his funeral. American-Canadian rodeo champion, inventor, "Father of modern rodeo", and Hollywood actor, cowboy artist and sculptor Wilford Brimley are related to <mask>. Bascom. I.ii. Andrew Lang wrote the History of Scotland. I.ii. Hist. There is a person named Misters.There is a Comm. There is a person named Misters. The History of the Church of Scotland was written by David Calderwood. M. A. S. Hume, Treason and Plot'' was written in 1901. Scottish people converted to Roman Catholicism in the 16th


title: Jennifer Love Hewitt

texts: She is an American actress, producer and singer. She began her career as a child actress and singer and later joined the cast of the Disney Channel series Kids Incorporated. She rose to fame as a teen star for her role as Julie James in the horror films I Know What You Did Last Summer and its 1998 sequel, as well as her role in the Fox teen drama Party of Five. The two Garfield live-action films were made by <mask>. She has starred in a number of television shows, including Ghost Whisperer, The Client List, and Criminal Minds. The Client List pilot film was nominated for a Golden Globe Award. Four studio albums have been released by <mask>.After her debut album, Love Songs (1992), was released at age 12 exclusively in Japan, she went on to record five more, including her first album to chart in the United States, BareNaked. "How Do I Deal" peaked at number 59 on the Hot 100 chart. She has also worked as a producer on some of her film and television projects. She has appeared in several magazines. She was born in Texas to a speech-language pathologist and a medical technician. She has close family ties in parts of Arkansas. They were raised by their mother after their parents divorced.She met the entertainment industry when she was a young girl because she was attracted to music. She was three years old when she sang "The Greatest Love of All" at the livestock show. She entertained an audience with her version of "Help Me Make It Through the Night". She had ballet and tap dancing in her portfolio when she was five years old. She became a member of the Texas Show Team when she was nine. After winning the title of "Texas Our Little Miss Talent Winner" at the age of ten, she moved to Los Angeles with her mother to pursue a career in both acting and singing. In Los Angeles, she attended Lincoln High School, where her classmates included Jonathan Neville, who

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title: Jennifer Love Hewitt

texts: remember?'" We were going to take a break. Let's do that. On the Fox police procedural 9-1-1, she has played an ER nurse who left an abusive relationship to work as an operator.She stated that her character was tough. She's also sensitive. Once she hangs up, people will see her composed on the phone, but fully dealing with the pain and anguish of the callers. <mask> was one of the back-up singers in Martika's number-one single, "Toy Soldiers" (1989). Meldac funded the recording of Love Songs. When the album was released in Japan, it became a pop star. Her explanation for her success in Japan is that the people there love music.The poppier the music is. Her next two albums were released by Atlantic Records. The albums, along with their singles, failed to chart and Atlantic dropped <mask>, who did not return to the music scene for three years. She recorded the single "How Do I Deal" for the I Still Know What You Did Last Summer soundtrack, which became her first charting single. 59 was on the Hot 100. There are 36 on the Mainstream. It reached No.There are 8 in Australia. She recorded a cover of "I Will Survive", which was used in the film. The song "Girl on TV" was written for her by the band member who was in a relationship with her. She appeared in the music video for the song "Hero" as the singer's love interest. In 2002 she recorded her fourth studio album, BareNaked, with singer, songwriter, and producer. "BareNaked" was her biggest radio hit to date. 24 is on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart.31 is on the Adult Top 40. There are 25 on the Mainstream. It moved up to No. 6 were in Australia for two weeks. There are 33 in the Netherlands. The song was used in two episodes of Ghost Whisperer: "The Vanishing" and "The Collector". The moderate success of the single helped propel the album to the top.37 was on the billboard 200. There were 31 people in

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texts: in Rushs Sexiest Women list, and 11th in Stuffs "101 Sexiest Women in the World". She was ranked 32nd, 20th, 35th, 20th, 6th, and 35th in the Hot 100 Women by Maxim magazine. On the November 1999 and May 2009 covers of Maxim, <mask> was identified as the "number one reader choice". TV Guide named her the most attractive woman on television. In the years after she graced the February 1997 cover of Seventeen, the list went on to include many other publications.There are many print advertisements and commercials for brands such as Victoria Golf, Mrs. Smith, Levi's, Barbie, LA Gear, Chex, Proactiv, Hanes, Neutrogena and America's Dairy. In 2000, she was named the "most popular actress on television", as her Q Score was 37, and in 2008, she ranked as 96th on the annual Celebrity 100 list by Forbes magazine, which ranks the most powerful and best. Between the 1990s and the 2000s, he dated several high-profile figures, including Joey Lawrence, Will Friedle, and Rich Cronin. After he made an appearance on the show, <mask> began dating a Scottish actor. They got engaged while in Hawaii. According to People magazine, they called off their engagement in late 2008. She met Brian Hallisay on the set of The Client List.Autumn James was born in November of 2013). Their son was born in June of 2015. In May of 2021, she reported that she was pregnant with Hallisay's third child. Their third child was born in September of 2021. Diana Napolis, a conspiracy theorist and former social worker, was arrested in 2002 for stalking and attempting to pose as a friend of hers in order to attend the premiere of The Tuxedo. There were six felonies related to the incidents. After a year of being involuntarily committed, Napolis pleaded guilty and was released on a condition that she didn't have any contact with either Spielberg or <mask>.As a producer, she produced Love Songs (1992),

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title: Horia Sima

texts: The Iron Guard, also known as the Legion of the Archangel Michael, was the second and last leader of the fascist paramilitary movement and was led by <mask>. <mask> was defacto leader of the National Legionary State and vice president of the council of ministers. <mask> was a Minister of Religion and Arts in the government of Ion Gigurtu and briefly served as State Secretary of Education. The largest and most violent pogrom against Jews in the history of the world took place in 1941 when <mask> led the Legionnaires' Rebellion and was sentenced to death. <mask> escaped to Germany and then to Spain, where he lived until his death. <mask> was sentenced to death again in 1946, this time as a war criminal. On July 3, 1906, <mask> was born to Silvia and <mask> in Mundra, Transylvania, Fogaras County, Kingdom of Hungary, although some sources mistakenly list his birthplace as the nearby city of F.<mask> <mask> was a member of the National Union of Christian Students of Romania. He began teaching logic, Latin, and philosophy at a high school in Caransenbe before moving to a school in Lugoj and finally to Timioara. He became responsible for the Banat area in 1927 when he joined the Iron Guard. <mask> was involved in the Legion's "Excursions among the People" in the early 1930s, where Iron Guard members would promote their movement in rural areas among peasants, and she became a leader in the Legion in Severin County by the 1930s. In 1935 he was promoted to the position of Legionary commander of the Timioara region and in 1937 he ran as a candidate in the general election. <mask> became commander of the Iron Guard after its founder and leader was murdered. In April 1938, the Iron Guard formed an interim leadership that included <mask>, Ion Belgae, Iordache Nicoara, and Ion Antoniu, but by August, <mask> was the only leader not imprisoned by the government.Tension had built both within the organization and country-wide after a series of assassinations of Iron Guard members, including Codreanu, who was killed by order of King Carol II. <mask> fled

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title: Horia Sima

texts: to Nazi Germany through Yugoslavia, where he and a group of exiles attempted to plan a coup in early 1939; this plot was discovered by German police and a number of Legionnaires were arrested. A group of Legionnaires led by <mask> assumed control of Romania after the assassination of the Prime Minister of the country on September 21, 1939. After a power struggle for Legionary leadership between <mask> and a splinter group led by Vasile Noveanu that had formed while in exile, <mask> was brought in by the short-lived Gheorghe Ttrescu government to serve as state secretary within the Ministry of Education The Ttrescu government resigned on July 3, after he occupied this position for six days. He joined the cabinet of Ion Gigurtu as the undersecretary of state in the Ministry of Public Education, as well as the Minister of Religion and Arts, with two other Iron Guard members. <mask> had only been in the cabinet for four days.Marriage between ethnic Romanians and Jews was banned, as well as access to public education for Jews, by 9 August 1940, when antisemitism was codified in Romanian law. The Gigurtu government collapsed after Northern Transylvania became a part of Hungary on August 30, 1940. The Iron Guard, controlled by <mask>, began to organize for a coup against King Carol II in response to the concession of Northern Transylvania. <mask> and Petracu attempted to organize and arm groups of Legionnaires, but were only able to gather 1000 members willing to sacrifice themselves. <mask> tried to form a nationalist government after visiting German authorities on the occasion of the Second Vienna Award. The date of the coup was set for September 3. The coup was not carried out as planned due to a lack of manpower, as Legionnaires and police officers exchanged gunfire and clashed in centers such as Braov and Constana.Although the coup was unsuccessful, it spurred a number of protests against Carol II, and by 4 September the King had appointed General Ion Antonescu to the position of Prime Minister. The National Legionary State was formed in

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title: Horia Sima

texts: 1940 after Carol II abdicated and the Iron Guard entered a tense political alliance. <mask> was able to return from exile and become a deputy prime minister in the new government, as well as resume his activities as leader of the Iron Guard. <mask> appointed five Legionnaires into ministerial positions within the National Legionary State, and Legionnaires assumed leadership roles as prefects in each of Romania's administrative districts. In the summer of 1940, he was offered the pretext for sparking a wave of antisemitic attacks by his Nazi protectors. <mask> immediately began a series of brutal pogroms, assassinations and de-possessions of Jews and competing politicians as a member of the government. Tension and issues began to arise in Romania under the <mask>-Antonescu partnership, and Antonescu became increasingly frustrated with the Iron Guard, telling <mask> that it was now time for order and legality.<mask> failed to win the total support of his German allies, who were worried that the Legionnaires were unprepared to administer the country effectively. The government's disorganization was exposed after a number of deaths and the destruction of buildings in the capital following a November earthquake. Crops began to fail at the end of 1940 and produce 70% less food than the previous year. Ion Zelea Codreanu, the father of Corneliu Codreanu, referred to <mask> as a Satan, in reference to the dissident Legionnaire Mihai Stelescu. <mask> placed a number of prominent Legionnaires under house arrest in response to dissent within the Iron Guard. The senior Codreanu occupied the Iron Guard's headquarters, the Casa Verde, with a group of dissatisfied Legionnaires. <mask>'s assassination was called for by a number of Legionnaires.The Iron Guard decided to clear the late Codreanu of his charges, and his body was exhumed. <mask> <mask> and Ion Antonescu were invited by the German government to meet with Hitler in order to discuss relations between the two countries. <mask> refused to attend the meeting because he felt it was improper for

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texts: both leaders to leave the country. On January 14, 1941, he met with Hitler alone. By 17 January, Hitler encouraged the General to publish an open letter accusing <mask> of maintaining an "anti-national attitude", and relations between the two ceased to exist. The Iron Guard staged a three-day rebellion in January 1941 to protest their suppression. Hitler had to choose between the Iron Guard and the military wing of the government.The suppression of the Legion began when Hitler decided to back the Guard. In the pogrom, staged alongside the power struggle, Iron Guardists destroyed synagogues, vandalized and ransacked Jewish homes and stores, and killed and tortured 121 Jews. The Legionary movement was responsible for the mock shechita of five Jews, including a five-year-old girl, who had their stomachs cut open, entrails removed, and were hung from meat hooks. Sixty Jewish corpses were found on the hooks used for carcasses. There was evidence that they had been skinned alive. <mask> was not imprisoned after the suppression of the coup attempt. <mask> was hidden in the home of the Gestapo representative to Romania before moving to his sister's residence in the capital city.He was moved by the Sicherheitsdienst to Braov and then to Sibiu. <mask>, along with a number of other hidden Legionnaires, were placed in a villa on Ahornallee in Berlin, with a large group of Legionnaires living nearby. <mask> and his friends were moved to Berkenbrck on April 19, 1941, after experiencing freedom of movement in Berlin. He was sentenced to 12 years of hard labour in absentia to ensure his permanent exile. He was extradited back to Germany after escaping and fleeing to Italy. On December 26, 1942, Ciano wrote in his political journal that Himmler wanted to extradite <mask> because he got out of Germany with a false passport. I advised the Duce to extradite him since his presence here would cause problems with Antonescu.There will be one less crook. <mask> and the other exiled Legionnaires were imprisoned in a section of the Buchenwald concentration camp


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texts: specifically for Iron Guard members, after disobeying a contract signed with Germany meant to limit the political activities of the exiled Legionnaires. <mask> was sentenced to a lifetime of hard labour, a fine of 10,000 lei, and five years of imprisonment by October 1943. <mask> was faced with the dissent of several groups of Legionnaires who distanced themselves from his policies, stating that they did not approve of the way in which he had run the country and the movement, and who began to appeal to the German supervisors for distinctions. <mask> was described as a "terrorist" by a leading Legionary figure who had served as the undersecretary of the State Department of Finance under the National Legionary State. The Legionnaires began to blame <mask>'s leadership of the Iron Guard for Codreanu's death, citing his previous actions as commander as "terroristic" and "tumultuous". The political legacy of the Iron Guard is still present in this controversy.By 1943, the Iron Guard had splintered into at least three separate groups with different leadership, not including the Legionnaires who considered <mask> their legitimate leader. <mask> was held in a prison cell until August 1944 after he was transferred in April 1943. <mask> was released and instructed to create a pro-Nazi puppet government-in-exile in Vienna, and would broadcast instructions to fascist battalions via German radio. The Soviet offensive was unstoppable and he fled to Altaussee. He was sentenced to death in Romania in 1946, after living in Paris, Italy, and Spain. During his exile, the question of leadership within the Iron Guard was still important, and the organization was fraught with infighting. <mask> was disowned by the Legionnaire movement through a 13-page document published in Vatra magazine in January 1954.The publication of the accusation in Vatra, along with other political tensions, caused the resignation of a number of members of the Guard, as well as the foundation of a new group named "Moa-Marin" under the leadership of Ovidiu. According to documents

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texts: from the Central Intelligence Agency, <mask> wanted to end his career by parachuting into Romania, where he had previously been sentenced to death. <mask>'s politics and policies, as well as the split and formation of the "Moa-Marin" group, 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 <mask> insisted on the Guard's loyalty to the Free World, despite attempts to form connections with mainstream anti-Communism. <mask> continued to publish ideological literature in exile in Spain, including a monthly newsletter titled "ara i Exilul", which found readership in Israel, Australia, Germany, and the UK. The United States helped to fund NATO missions to parachute Iron Guard members into Romania in an attempt to undermine the socialist government. <mask> and other exiled Guardists were part of the World Anti-Communist League.<mask> was close to several Francoist and Falangist politicians in Spain. After the death of his wife Elvira in 1974, <mask> resided with fellow exiled Iron Guard member Gheorghe Costea in Madrid, and the two used funds from publishing and donations as income. <mask> published anti-communist, anti-Masonic, and antisemitic books through the Fuerza Nueva Editorial. According to some sources, <mask> died in Madrid on May 25, 1993 at the age of 86, and was buried near his wife Elvira at Torredembarra, near Barcelona, Spain. Paris: P.E.G., 1951 Europe at the crossroads: war or capitulation? The Rumanian situation after 19 years of Communist slavery and policies of the western powers, 1944- 1963. Fuerza Nueva Editorial, 1970 Qu es el nacionalismo?The History of the Legionary Movement, England: Legionary Press, 1995) El hombre cristiano y la accin politica; Madrid. The Green Shirts and the Others: A History of Fascism in Hungary and Rumania was written by Nicholas M.

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title: Sir Robert Kingsmill, 1st Baronet

texts: During the Seven Years' War, the American War of Independence, and the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, Sir <mask> was an officer of the Royal Navy. One of the Royal Navy admirals referred to as "The Conquerors of the Seas" was Kingsmill, who was a close friend of Lord Nelson. He was wounded in battle in the West Indies and Keppel at the Battle of Ushant. When war broke out, he gave up his career as a Member of Parliament to serve in the Navy. The outbreak of war with France in 1793 saw Kingsmill rise to flag rank. He was the naval commander-in-chief on the coast of Ireland and was able to repel several attempts by the French to invade Ireland. On November 23, 1805, Kingsmill died as a baronet and with the rank of admiral.He was the son of Captain Charles Brice and his wife Jane and was born in Belfast. He followed in his father's footsteps and joined the navy on 29 October 1746. He was promoted to midshipman on October 3, 1748. Kingsmill saved the life of a future officer of arms when he was swept off the coast in a storm. The storm ripped off the mast with Heard on it, and he was spotted in the water caught up in the mast before being rescued by Kingsmill. Kingsmill and Heard had a close friendship for the rest of their lives. Kingsmill received his commission after he passed his lieutenant's exam.He was promoted to master and commander of the sloop in February 1761 as a result of the Seven Years' War. He received an appointment to the bomb vessel after his capture of the 10-gun French privateer Sultan. He was put in charge of a yacht that was going to carry Princess Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz and her suite to England to marry King George III. The voyage was hampered by storms, but


title: Sir Robert Kingsmill, 1st Baronet

texts: Kingsmill was too late to join Lord Howe's expedition to relieve Gibraltar, and was instead offered command of a reinforcement squadron that was being prepared to sail to the East Indies. He accepted the appointment and would be in charge of a squadron consisting of Elizabeth, the 74-gun, the 64-gun and the 32-gun. His force was finally ready to go to sea by 17 January 1783, but they encountered heavy gales and were forced back to Spithead, having suffered considerable damage.The Treaty of Paris was signed before Kingsmill could attend to repairs. There wouldn't be a reinforcement squadron for the East Indies. Kingsmill accepted the three-year posting as her commander as Elizabeth was to be retained in commission as a guard ship. He was elected to the constituency of Tregony on April 5, 1784, and held the seat until 1790. Records show that he voted in favor of William Pitt over his 1785 Reform Bill, against him during the Regency crises of 1789 and 1787, and against the Duke ofRichmond's fortification plans in 1786. The Nootka Crisis brought an end to Kingsmill's career in politics, as he returned to active duty in command of the 90-gun. Kingsmill paid off Duke and once again entered semi-retirement after the crisis passed.In October 1790, he was selected to serve as a member of the panel of officers at the court-martial. Sir <mask> and Nelson had a close friendship that lasted until Nelson's death at Trafalgar. Royal Navy officers were promoted to brigadier general on February 1, 1793. Kingsmill was placed in command of the Irish station despite having very little command experience. There were two ships of the line, seven frigates and four smaller vessels, which he quickly put to use to fight the


title: Greg Mathis

texts: A former Michigan 36th District Court judge, television court show arbitrator, author, television producer, and Black interests motivational speaker/activist is named <mask>. He is best known for his syndicated courtroom reality show, Judge Mathis, which he has presided over since 1999. On Monday, September 3, his program entered its 20th season. The longest reign of any African American presiding as a court show judge has been held by Mathis. By three seasons, Judith Sheindlin of Judge Judy was the second longest serving television arbitrator. He has made a name for himself as a prominent leader within the African American community due to the success of his courtroom series. In 2002, Been there, Done that, based on his life toured twenty-two cities in the U.S.Inner City Miracle was published by Ballantine Books. The fourth of four boys born to a Detroit native and his wife, Alice Lee, was born in Detroit, Michigan. During the turbulent 1960s and 1970s, Alice raised her alone in Detroit. The family of Mathis lived at Herman Gardens until 1970. They moved away from the housing complex because of rising drug use. The Errol Flynns, a past notorious Detroit street gang, were close to the judge's biological father, who was estranged from him. He was arrested many times.His mother was diagnosed with colon cancer when she visited him while he was in jail. He was offered early parole because of his mother's illness. He had to keep his job at McDonald's in order to maintain his release on parole. A close family friend helped <mask> get admitted to Eastern Michigan University, and he discovered a new interest in politics and public

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texts: administration. He became a campus activist and worked for the Democratic Party. He received a B.S. Detroit's City Hall was where the Public Administration student began to look for a job.He became a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. He began his political career as an intern and later became an assistant to a city council member. He was admitted to the University of Detroit School of Law after taking the LSAT and applying to law schools. He was admitted to the night program after four years after passing a summer course. After graduating from law school, he was denied a license to practice law because of his criminal past. He got his J.D. The University of Detroit Mercy had a degree in 1987.He was the youngest person in the state to hold the post when he was elected a district court judge in 1995. He was rated in the top five of all judges in the 36th District during his five years on the bench. He was the head of Jesse Jackson's presidential campaign in Michigan in 1988. After Mayor Coleman Young was re-elected, he appointed <mask> to run the city's east side city hall. After rising to national entertainment prominence through his television show, Mathis has continued to be involved in politics. He has focused on urban politics and African-American movements. "My Brothers Keeper" is a White House Initiative to empower boys and men of color.The first 92 drivers to show up at a northwest Detroit Mobil station were given up to $92 worth of free gasoline. He told the Detroit Free Press that it was a gift from the people who elected him to District Court. He said that LA didn't choose him as a judge. Chicago didn't vote


title: Greg Mathis

texts: for me to be a judge. Detroiters gave me a chance. It's the right thing to do. You have to look out for the rest when you're blessed.He funds the Mathis Community Center. Its activities include self-improvement classes, food and clothing assistance, and training for ex-convicts. "No matter what international fame he's achieved, he's still a hometown guy," said WMXD-FM's Frankie Darcell, who announced the location on the air. Everybody is happy. Mike Safiedine is the gas station owner. The price is very high and the people need it. Street Judge is a novel based on the life of a judge who solved murders.It was written by a well-known erotic series writer. Of Being a Judge to Criminals and Such was written by <mask>. Following his time in the Herman Gardens mixed-income housing, he remained devoted to aiding families in the area. In 2003 he tried to get the city to allow former Herman Gardens residents to move into the new apartments. After his mother's death, he met Linda, a fellow EMU student. They had four children together, a daughter Jade, a daughter Camara, a son <mask>. and a son Amir. He says the most meaningful award he has received is the Black History Achievement Award that he received from Oakwood University.The authors are <mask> and Blair Walker. The Inner City Miracle was published in New York in 2002. <mask>. Black men have to fight against obstacles. Brothers O Ebony is a magazine. The February 1, 2007, vol: 62:4 p. 38 References External links are MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE

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title: Kevin Warren Sloan

texts: <mask> is located in Dallas, Texas. The urban design and landscape architectural problems generated by the metropolitan city and its new and unprecedented formation is the focus of Kevin Sloan Studio, a design studio founded and directed by him. He taught architecture, urban design and landscape architecture at a number of universities and colleges, including as a visiting professor at Syracuse University in Florence, Italy. He is a former columnist on architecture and design for Dallas Downtown Business News. The ecology of the American Southwest and its similarities with North Africa are addressed by new prototypes, landscape systems and environmental strategies built by <mask>. He won international recognition from Eco-Structure magazine as one of seven notable environmental projects in 2009. The "DFW Branch Waters Network" is an idea to organize the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex around the area's underlying network of the Trinity Watershed.This would allow many existing neighborhoods to develop local parks, allowing a "re-wilding" of urban areas in select sections, and give new life to areas where new development could thrive. The Branch Waters would easily intersect with the existing and future hike and bike trail system and expand the efforts of municipal and community groups interested in water quality, recreation, development and the natural environment. Taking part of the Trinity River floodplain and converting it to a Blackland Prairie wetlands will provide a place for the wild animals who have moved back into the Metroplex. There are over 300 miles of waterways in the DFW area that could create a "natural" urban environment.

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texts: Notational drawing is an analytical drawing technique for measuring and diagramming world places as the generative basis for new design works. He won a graduate fellowship to study in Florence, Italy, after earning a master's degree in architecture from Syracuse University. He graduated from Kansas State University with a degree in landscape architecture.A redesign of the landscape at the Botanical Research Institute of Texas is one of the recent projects done by Kevin Sloan Studio. Large-scale works at prior firms began his interest in the metropolitan city. He was a vice president at Hillier and the firm's national resource for site planning, landscape architecture and urban design. The feasibility study for the Gettysburg National Park is one of the projects completed individually at Hillier. Big Sky, Texas, a planning solution for a community on a prairie site, gave him many of his interests. Cuernavaca, Mexico, and New Delhi, India were added to the list of international works by the HOK design director. The 1995 "Esplanade" planning study in Dallas introduced the idea for a freeway park over an intercity highway that began construction in 2009.Early works at Amphion, a firm made up of former Lawrence Halprin and Associate partners, led to his role as project designer for the Alamo Plaza Transit Mall, Omaha Riverfront Park and the Austin, Texas, Arboretum. Kevin Sloan Studio was founded in 2004. <mask> was a track athlete and long jumper. A record that stood for nearly 30 years was the All-Time state best. He won the long jump at the Golden West Invitation Track Meet in 1975, defeating Ken Carter of Brooklyn, New York. The Golden


title: Kevin Warren Sloan

texts: West invitational was considered to be the national high school track and field event at that time and has included the participation of athletes such as Terry Bradshaw, Bob Beamon and James Lofton. He was coached by Deloss Dodds, who went on to be athletic director at KSU and then athletic director at the University of Texas at Austin.In his freshman year at KSU, he set a new all-time university record, but a third-place finish at the USA junior meet in Tennessee prevented him from competing in the USA vs. USSR dual track meet in Moscow. He won the long jump at events such as the Big Eight conference, Kansas Relays and Drake Relays in 1980 at 25'-7, while red-shirted due to mononucleosis. After President Jimmy Carter canceled US participation in the 1980 Olympics due to the Russian invasion of Afghanistan, <mask> retired from athletics to pursue his architectural interests. Peter was the Publications Simek in July. "Waterworld." The issue of D magazine is pp. 149-157.<mask> was published on October 18, 2017). "Dallas needs to do more to guard against natural disaster." <mask> was born on August 18, 1997. When it blends new construction with existing structure, urban development is successful. The Dallas Morning News. <mask> was born on June 1, 2017). What does a close look at Dallas tell us about our priorities?The Dallas Morning News. On April 23, 2017: Baker. Want to see the largest waterfall in Tarrant County? It's easy to find now. The p. 1B is from the Star-Telegram. <mask> was here in March. "Go with the flow."The issue of D magazine is pp. 88-93. <mask> was in March/April. "Waterway Urbanism." Texas Architect, pp. 69-75.

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texts: <mask> was born on February 26, 2017).The region's waterways could be its charm. The Dallas Morning News has a story. Sayer was on October 12, 2016 "Welcome to the jungle." The Architect's Newspaper is published by The Architect's Newspaper. <mask> was in the summer of 2016 The man behind the movie is Peter Weller.There are columns in pp. 18-22. Timothy A. Schuler. April 2016 "Make no plans." The pp is Landscape Architecture. 24-26.<mask> was on March/April 2015. "Traffic in reverse engineering." Texas Architect, pp. 35–37. <mask> was in the fall of 2013). The changing face of architecture in transition. There are columns in pp.16–21. <mask> was here in July/August. "Made in the Shade." Texas Architect, pp. 40–45 James Richards was a person. Hand drawing and discovery.The pub. John Wiley & Sons. <mask> was 46–49 in January/February. An ordered approach. Texas Architect, pp. <mask> was 41–47 in the summer of 2011. "Un espacio movil."Arquine, p. Frank Edgerton was written about by Martin in September 2010. "Farmland has gone broadband." The pp is Landscape Architecture. 164–177. Ibanez, Gregory (July/August 2009). The Texas Architect wrote about the urban revolution.Grant, Laurie, in July/August 2009. The Eco-structure has a book called "Innovative Green Projects 2009." <mask> was in September 2008. pp. "Memory Loss." Landscape Architecture There were 146 and 142 in the book. J. William Thompson was a member of the FASLA. Landscape Architecture, cover, pp. "Drawn to See."100–105. There was a man named David on December 28, 2001. The Dallas Morning News published a list of top architecture events. Frederick Steiner was born in

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texts: November/December of 2002. Can urban design help the Trinity? 22–25. There was a man named David on September 22, 2001.The Dallas Morning News published a story titled "Urbane Renewal: This Year'sAIA Award Winners Share a Decidedly Fresh Approach to Design." Frank Edgerton was written about by Martin in August 2001. The city is alone in Landscape Architecture. 75–3. <mask> was born in August 2001. The Grotto Fountain is in Landscape Architecture. 26–28.Howard was born in March 1999. Texas Monthly wrote about urban renewal at Big Sky. 66–77. Lisa Chadderdon was born in August 1998. The Fast Company published a book called "Nortel Switches Cities." In August 1998, Robinson. The Fort Worth Star Telegram has a section on Big Sky, Texas.1–3. The article was written by David Dillon on August 23, 1998. The Dallas Morning News published a story about homes on the prairie. 1–3. The September/ October 2003 edition of Ibanez, Greg. The Texas Architect wrote about Seminal Assemblies. 51, p. 21.<mask> and Levy were with Max in July and August of 1998. Texas Architect, pp. "Plain Presence." 40–41. Lisa Germany was born in September 1999. Landscape Architecture, pp. "Prairie Music." 36–40 FASLA (January 1994) was written by J. William Thompson.Landscape Architecture, cover, pp 64–1. In May 1993. Landscape Architecture has a drawing. Mark Gunderson was born in October 2000. Light Settling on the Plains. Texas Architect, pp. 36–37.Robinette, Gary O. The year 1984. "Conserving water in Landscape Design and Management." The pub. <mask><mask> illustrated Van Nostram Reinhold. <mask> studio births 1957 Living people American landscape architects American

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