title: Kenny Albert

texts: ice hockey at every Winter Olympic Games since 2002 for NBC. <mask> is a substitute play-by-play commentator for New York Knicks games on the MSG Network. <mask> did play-by-play for the New York Rangers and the New York Knicks in the playoffs in 2011. <mask> is a fan of the Chicago sports teams. <mask> announcing games has ended in losses for both teams. Game 7 of the Western Conference Final between the Hawks and Kings, and many Chicago Bears' games with <mask> announcing since 2004, are examples.<mask> was the play-by-play man for the American League Division Series between Texas and Toronto. In the top of the 7th, he helped explain the rule regarding the throw by Russell Martin, which resulted in Texas scoring the go-ahead run. He called Jose Bautista's home run. <mask> was nominated for the Sports Emmy Award for Outstanding Sports Personality, Play-by-Play in a list that included fellow Fox and NBC colleagues Kevin Burkhardt, eventual winner Mike Emrick, and even his own father. <mask> replaced the retired Mike "Doc" Emrick as NBC's lead NHL play-by-play commentator in the 2020–21 season, having previously filled in for Emrick in game one of the Stanley Cup Finals due to a death in the latter's family. After NBC aired their last Stanley Cup Finals in 2021, he, Eddie Olczyk, and Keith Jones were named as the lead broadcast team. <mask> is a frequent guest on The Cheap Seats.He is a regular on the New York sports internet radio show Sports Heaven with Mark and Evan. <mask> hosted the New York Yankees' locker room celebration after they won the ALCS on October 25, 2009, after he called the play-by-play of the Vikings-Steelers game for Fox. On October 28, he broadcasted a Rangers game on radio and on the same day he broadcasted the New York Knicks season opener. <mask> lives in New Jersey with his wife of 20 years, Barbara, and their two daughters. Jerry Coleman introduced <mask> to his wife. <mask> loves hockey and basketball a lot. Baseball is the hardest sport to commentate

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title: Gianna Manzini

type: paraphrased

texts: The winner of the Premio Campiello in 1971 was an Italian writer named <mask>. It is a semi-autobiographical portrait of her father. After several banishments for his political activities, her father was exiled to the small hilltop town of Cutigliano, 25 km northwest of Pistoia, where he would die of a heart attack in 1925. <mask> was born in Pistoia. Her mother and father were both born in Pistoia. Her parents separated because her mother's family disapproved of her father's beliefs and activities. <mask>'s father lived in a rented room in Pistoia and had a clock repair shop on Via Orafo, where he would occasionally see his visiting friends.The emotional wrench of her parent's separation and her deep love for the father she repudiated only to return full circle as an adult is recounted in Ritratto in piedi. The family drama figure large in her literary creations, but also the Tuscan landscape played a prominent role, beginning with childhood impressions of Pistoia. The blue mountains surrounding it breathing that perfumed air was an exhilarating delight. Some streets are as narrow as corridors and mysterious as whispers. To stir me, open my eyes, bring out a sweet perversity, and protect me at the same time; there had been curves of well-defined activity to convince me that I lived in a place made for me. Manzini's love affair with the art and architecture and cultural activities of Florence is described in her next-to-last novel, Ritratto in piedi. Florence embraced me as I embraced it.I was

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title: Sengcan

texts: The Third Chinese Patriarch of Chn is known as Pnyn: Jinzh Sngcn. He is believed to be the successor to the second Chinese Patriarch, Dazu Huike. The title of the famous Chan poem, Xnxn Mng; Wade–Giles, means ", and is written by Sengcan. The year and place of his birth are unknown. It is said that Tsang Tsan was over forty years old when he first met Huike and that he stayed with his teacher for six years. The name was given to him by Huike. The Transmission of the Lamp entry begins with a koan-like encounter with a person.I need to be cleared of my sin. I will forgive you if you bring your sin here. I can't find my sin when I look for it. I have forgiven you. You should live by the Buddha. There are differing accounts of how long <mask> stayed with Huike. According to the Transmission of the Lamp, he was made the Third Patriarch of Chan after he passed on the robe of Bodhidharma and Bodhidharma's Dharma.The accounts say that he fled to the mountains due to the persecution of the Buddhists. According to the Lamp records, Huike warned Sengcan to live in the mountains and wait for the time when he could transmit the Dharma to someone else. After receiving transmission, he hid on Wangong Mountain in Yixian. He was homeless for ten years. He met Daoxin, a novice monk, in 592. Daoxin received Dharma transmission when he was in his twenties. After two years at Mount Luofu, he returned to Wangong Mountain.He died while sitting under a tree. The grave of <mask> was found by a Chinese official in 745 or 746. The Tang dynasty emperor Xuan Zong gave the title of "Mirror Wisdom" to Sengcan.

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title: Sengcan

texts: Bodhidharma and Huike were both believed to be devotees and specialists in the study of the Lankavatara Sutra, which taught the elimination of all duality and the "forgetting of words and thoughts". The link between Bodhidharma and the Lankavatara Sutra is superficial. The link between this sutra and the "Bodhidharma school" can be found in the Further Biographies of Eminent Monks. Comments on <mask>'s teachings are speculative due to the lack of evidence.Most modern scholars don't believe that <mask> is the author of the Xinxin Ming. The historical record of <mask> is very limited. The earliest recorded note naming <mask> is in the Further Biographies of Eminent Monks. The teaching lineage for Chan was created after the Records of the Transmission of the Dharma-treasure and the Further Biographies of Eminent Monks were compiled. It has been speculated that it was the fact that <mask>'s name followed that of Huike's that led to him being named as the Third Patriarch of Chan. The Transmission of the Lamp is the focus of the biography that follows. In the early 13th century, a monk named Puji at Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou compiled a compendium of five lamps about his life.Most of the information about Sengcan is gleaned from the first record in the compendium, a text known as the Transmission of the Lamp. Modern scholars have doubts about the historical accuracy of the Lamp records. Thomas Cleary wrote Transmission of Light: Zen in the Art of Enlightenment and Zen Buddhism: A History, Volume I, India and China. The Journal of the International Association of Buddhist Studies was published

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title: Ana Díaz (Mexican singer)

texts: The Mexican composer and singer of contemporary Mexican songs is known as <mask>. She mixes sounds like jazz, blues, bossa nova, ballad, pop, Latin music, cumbia and Mexican rhythms, which makes her genre world music. <mask> was born in Oaxaca. Her parents are from Guadalajara and Sola de Vega. She loves music and words from them. The solteca, a genre native to the region, has been approached by <mask> in her most recent work. She began singing at an early age.She obtained a degree in communications at the Universidad Intercontinental in Mexico City. <mask> took private singing lessons even though she didn't study music formally. Her first teacher was a Mexican singer named Nayeli Nesme, who taught her how to sing in religious ceremonies. She continued her musical studies after moving back to Oaxaca. She was associated with other musicians to form different groups, the most significant of which was the duet with Oaxacan singer-songwriter Lorenzo Lopez. She began experimenting with musical genres new to her, such as jazz, funk and blues, also taking her to choral music, traditional music and children's music. In 2004, she took up her work as a soloist again and together with Cuban pianist Nilda Brizuela, she recorded one of her most significant works: Clouds of June.<mask> doesn't focus her work on one genre. She has chosen to use diverse musical forms that she has come in contact with in each of her compositions. She is a singer, composer, elementary school teacher and businesswoman. She writes part of the repertory she sings. She selects the rest of the material from her native Oaxaca and Mexico to standards of jazz,

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title: Ana Díaz (Mexican singer)

texts: bossa nova, trova, choral music, children's music, blues, Brazilian rhythms, African rhythms and Latin American folklore. In 1993 she began singing trova. Her concept is based on the fusion of diverse sounds and rhythms with influences from Latin music, soft jazz, blues, pop and rock.In 2003 and 2010 History <mask> was a fellow of the FOESCA grant. She has been learning from the beginning. She writes some of the songs she performs with arrangements by musicians like Cuban pianist Nilda Brizuela. Over the course of her career, <mask> has worked with many artists. Television and the Oaxacan state radio play <mask>'s music. In 2004, she presented her album Life Begins via the Internet on the radio program La Hora México, which was broadcasted by Radio Crculo de Madrid in Spain. An interview with her was aired in March 2007, as part of the program Voices Inside for Radio Educacin.In March 2007, she was interviewed for The National Hour, which airs throughout Mexico. She devotes herself to promoting her work as a singer-songwriter and performer of contemporary popular music or fusion music giving concerts in various places inside and outside of Oaxaca. The Little House of the Sun, a collection of three books and a CD is one of the cultural projects she supports. She was a part of the album It's Time to Learn about Children's Rights. The Guadalupe Musalem Scholarship Fund in Oaxaca City helps poor, indigenous women to continue their studies. Since she received the Maria Greever grant, which is given by well-recognized Mexican institutions such as Auditorio Nacional, the Alfredo Harp Helu Foundation and CONACULTA, she is

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title: Duncan Lee

texts: The Office of Strategic Services (OSS), the predecessor of the CIA, had a confidential assistant named <mask>. According to the Venona project, <mask> is the most senior alleged source the Soviet Union has ever had inside American intelligence. <mask> was the head of the China section of the Secret Intelligence Branch. <mask>, a descendant of Confederate Gen. Robert E<mask>, gave information to the Soviets about anti-Soviet work. Mary Price had begun a sexual relationship with one of her sources, according to a report from Moscow in 1944. She did not tell us about the intimate relationship she had with <mask> until recently. <mask>'s wife, who was also a member of the Communist Party of the United States (CPUSA), knew about her husband's espionage and was concerned that he would be exposed as a spy.<mask> and Price met at two different places. The meetings were held in the presence of <mask>'s wife, who was aware of his secret work. In a series of jealous scenes, <mask>'s wife discovered her husband's love affair. The NKVD ordered her to stop serving him because he was worried about the developments. Earl Browder said that Price's "nerves had been badly shaken" by the events. Mary Price continued the love affair, hoping that <mask> would divorce his wife and marry her. <mask> had become an extremely reluctant Soviet source due to the pressures of his marriage, the love affair, and the security probes at the OSS.He distrusted Elizabeth, who was his primary contact with Soviet intelligence. When she defected in 1945, she told the FBI that she gave this information to the Soviets. In her

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texts: August 1948 appearance before the House Committee on Un-American Activities, she testified that <mask> gave her various types of information, which she turned over to her Soviet handlers. As the Germans retreated from Eastern Europe and the Balkans, <mask> reported that groups were working with the OSS to keep Soviet troops out of their countries. She said that <mask> told her that something very secret was going on at Oak Ridge, an apparent reference to the Manhattan Project. <mask>, a former Rhodes scholar who attended Oxford University with Donald Niven Wheeler, who was identified in Venona as the Soviet agent operating in OSS under the name "Izra", denied the allegations under oath, but acknowledged that he and his wife knew Bentley. <mask> said he never reported the meetings because they would seem to be required by the regulations.<mask>'s testimony was elicited from a congressman. For the first time, a high officer of the Army has been accused publicly of violating the Articles of War, which he must certainly realize the penalties and the punishment. Despite the accusations of his alleged co-conspirator, <mask> was never indicted for perjury or any other crime. There was no credible evidence to corroborate the accusations that <mask> refused to meet with her in the presence of others and refused to give her any classified documents. She was not an effective witness. Only one of the dozens of people she denounced was ever convicted of a crime because of her accusations. After the statute of limitations had run, most of those she named were independently proved guilty by the testimony

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title: Duncan Lee

texts: of other witnesses, if not eventually by the Venona files.The Venona project only confirms that the information she claimed to have received from <mask> was passed on to Moscow and does not provide independent evidence to support her accusation that <mask> was the source of that information. According to a 1944 Venona, <mask> tipped off Bentley about a secret mission to China. The Moynihan Commission said that it would appear from Venona messages that the Special Assistant to the Director of the Office of Strategic Services was a Soviet agent. Pete Finn, national security editor at The Washington Post, said in a review of Mark A. Bradley's book A Very Principled Boy that <mask>'s insistence on passing on intelligence only helped him escape prosecution. <mask> went on to have a successful career as a lawyer. <mask> continued to represent clients. In 1949, following the fall of China to the communists, <mask> represented a CIA-front company in the Hong Kong and UK courts in a successful effort to keep a large fleet of transport aircraft in Hong Kong.<mask> served as AIG's chief in-house lawyer in New York City before retiring in 1974. <mask> moved to Toronto with his Canadian wife, <mask> Smith, where he died in 1988. External sources include Allen Weinstein and Alexander Vassiliev, and Testimony of <mask><mask>, U.S. Congress. There is a house. August 10, 1948, "Hearings Regarding Communist Espionage in the U.S. Government", 80th Congress. The full text of Alexander Vassiliev's notebooks can be found in the Venona papers Espionage in the United States People of the Office of Strategic

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title: Sara Carlson

texts: <mask> is a singer and dancer. Her songs have appeared in U.S. film and television. She influenced a generation of post-disco dance, performing some of the most memorable dances of the era, while starring on a top-rated TV show. She has appeared in over 25 U.S. and international commercials, including Dr. Pepper to Bacardi, and three major motion pictures. Heartdance was released in 2012 and is available for download. She lives in New York City. As a teenager, <mask> studied music and dance with many prominent musicians in New York City, including Frank Hatchett, Michael Owens, and Rick Atwell.She began working in commercials. She signed a contract with Landslide Management after her first role in a Dr Pepper commercial. Landslide sent her to New York for a casting call for Al Paradise, a show based in Italy that was looking for a female dancer/singer. She was invited to go to Italy for the show after auditioning for the director, writer and producer. <mask> was quoted in 2012 as saying "I did not want to go, but in some odd way I knew it was my destiny and that I had to go." <mask> was a dancer and singer in five other prime-time shows for RAI television: Serate Da Campione, Chi Tiriamo In Ballo, Viva Le Donne, and Serate Di Stelle. The videos from "Al Paradise" were posted by an Italian fan.Her career is more like a singer than a dancer. <mask> signed her first recording contract with Cinevox Records in Italy, where she co- wrote and recorded "Celebration" for the Eurovision Song Contest along with the song "One Night" and multiple demos. The single "Mental,"

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title: Sara Carlson

texts: released with the group The Manic MC's, went to the top 30 on the UK dance chart in 1989 and reached number 12 on the Italian dance chart. She released the album She after signing her third recording contract. She wanted to return to New York City after living in Europe for seven years. She became a fixture in the downtown music scene, performing in clubs such as The Bitter End and CBGB, as well as writing and recording the album Doorways. The song "I Know Nothing" was filmed in NYC and Woodstock, NY.Heartdance was released in late 2012 She wrote all the songs, performed many of the parts, and co-produced the album with Scott Ansell. There is a dance feel to the music. <mask> is a performance artist. <mask> sings and dances in the opening of the Italian Saturday night show "AL PARADISE", which is a piece on Fly Away to Paradise. <mask> performs classical and modern dance with movements that visually seem ironic as well as impossible in this piece. <mask> wrote the music for the opening ceremony of the Eurovision Song Contest.Given the location of the contest, the intent was to mix old and new. Glen White was in the music video. <mask> became famous in Italy after seven million Italians watched the show. <mask> danced jazz style with her own unique qualities as Stephane Grappelli performed Sweet Georgia Brown RAI UNO. Don Lurio and Corrado Colabucci created the costumes. She performed on "Al Paradise" with <mask>. The cult-like following refers to this dance as the "Wall Dance" Doug Graham and <mask> performed with her in a mock "Tango Contest" on Italian TV in

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title: Sara Carlson

texts: 1983.<mask> danced to a rare film of The Rolling Stones, featuring Doug Graham and Steve Harding, which was directed by Antonello Falqui and choreographed by Don Lurio "America". Don Lurio and Corrado Colabucci created the costumes. One of her most strenuous dance performances was this one. Cowgirl Dance included a western theme and a large cast on Al Paradise in 1984 Secrets Of Love appeared on Rai- Due, Chi Tiriamo in Ballo, closing credits, 80s glam rock dance in front of Saturday Fever film clips, she did a disco dance performance with Douglas Graham and Steve She danced in the music video for The Power Station's version of "Get It On (Bang a Gong)", similar to Harry Shum Jr. in the famous iPod commercial. One of the power female dancers in the Pat Benatar music video "Love Is A Battlefield" appeared in her most recent recorded dance, "Rising To Divinity", and will appear on her upcoming CD, HeartDance. In 1988 The Bedroom Window as a Dancer, with Kelly Emberg, Julie Wolfe and Paulina Porizkova, and in 1987 Portfolio, with The in Crowd, received a glowing review."An irresistible collection of tunes that wash over the mind like a cool breeze, her songs are like mini-movies, richly detailed and empathizing," reads the review written by Larry Flick. In 2012 she did an interview with The Aquarian about her latest CD. There are links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to


title: Walter Jacobson

texts: <mask> is a former Chicago television news personality and a current Chicago radio news personality. He provides opinion segments for the radio station. He was an anchor on WBBM-TV in Chicago from 2010 to 2013. From 1993 to 2006 he was the host of FOX Chicago Perspective, a one-hour news and political show that aired on Sunday mornings. The son of an insurance agent and his wife was born at Michael Reese Hospital on Chicago's South Side. His family lived on the far north side of Chicago. His love for the Chicago Cubs led him to become a batboy for the team in 1952 and1953, and to his first journalism job as the sports editor for his school newspaper.The family moved to Illinois in the sixth grade. He received his bachelor's degree in political science from Grinnell College in 1959 and his master's degree in journalism from Columbia University in New York. After working at Chicago's City News Bureau, he joined the Chicago bureau of United Press International. He was part of the reporting staff of the Chicago American newspaper. After leaving the Chicago American to join WBBM-TV as a news writer, he was promoted to be a full-time reporter in 1968. He became WBBM's political editor in 1970. After he was fired from WBBM-TV, he moved to WMAQ for two years.In 1973, he returned to WBBM as an investigative reporter and anchor, co-anchoring the 10 p.m. news for much of the next 16 years. From the mid-1970s to early 1980s, the team enjoyed unprecedented ratings dominance as they formed a legendary anchor team in Chicago. WBBM fell out of first place four years later after Kurtis left to go to CBS News in New York. There


title: Walter Jacobson

texts: was a dispute with WBBM's management. The station was last in place two years later. During the station's 10 p.m. newscasts, <mask>'s "<mask>on's Perspective" commentaries were delivered live from his own office. Government waste and political hypocrisy were criticized in the commentaries.Chicago's mayor, Harold Washington, was criticized by Jacobson in May 1983 for using city workers to redecorate his apartment. Washington said that city personnel were only used for security-related modifications. At the television academy luncheon, Washington said, "<mask>, you're the bottom of the barrel." At WBBM, he became known for his temper. He was suspended for two days in March 1977 for being a disruptive element in the newsroom. "I think arguments are healthy, and I certainly don't think I've been abusive," he told the Chicago Tribune at the time. In April 1986, Ken Boles, a WBBM executive news producer, got into a shouting match with Jacobson in a bank near WBBM's studios.Boles was fired after a while. There was a shouting match in the middle of the newsroom in February 1988, regarding the previous evening's newscast. The station's general manager summoned both <mask> and the staffer to the office after he threw a book at the staffer's head. He explained to the Tribune that the incident was the result of his producer tossing a book over a divider. Jacobs exclaimed, "Oh, fuck you!" in February 1994. During a live newscast, to an off-camera director. He told the Chicago Sun-Times that he snapped.I swore a word under my breath. I exploded. I'm human. Chicago liberals tried to get him to run for mayor against Richard J.

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title: Walter Jacobson

texts: Daley, but he turned them down. He co-anchored the 10pm newscast for 16 years until he was replaced by Linda MacLennan in 1989. The biggest scoop of my career was an exclusive interview with John Wayne Gacy. After winning a lottery, he was one of 12 journalists and onlookers to watch Gacy's execution.While Rob Johnson was at a friend's wedding, his co-anchor, Bill Kurtis, was going to anchor the WBBM 10 PM news in Chicago. On July 29, 2010, it was announced that they would be anchoring the newscast. When their contracts weren't renewed, they stepped down as news anchors at WBBM. As the station's principal male news anchor, he co-anchored the 9 pm newscast with Robin Robinson. Robin Robinson was the most popular news personality at the station. WFLD's newscasts have less of a tabloid feel because of his influence. WBBM was much flashier than the other newscasts in Chicago.<mask> hosted his own commentary segment called "<mask>on in Perspective". <mask>'s rants usually contained either biting social commentary or attacks on great injustices around the Midwest. <mask> was never afraid to overstep his boundaries. He would often go after corrupt officials in the City of Chicago. <mask> would use his segment to help fix city based problems in poor neighborhoods and help many blue collar workers. <mask> was criticized a lot by traditional and conservative critics. <mask> shared hate mail he received during his career.Although most of the letters criticized <mask> for his lack of knowledge about gun control, one letter praised <mask> for his hard work, and <mask> thanked the writer. He used his air time to tell jokes.

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title: Walter Jacobson

texts: He used at least ten minutes of air time to explain how as a child he lost his baseball glove at Wrigley Field, and how it was recently found and returned to him. According to a December 19, 1993, article in the Chicago Sun-Times, in November 1993, Jacobson showed up on the news wearing a T-shirt. The home phone number of Illinois Supreme Court Justice James D. Heiple was revealed during a commentary by Jacobson in January 1995. He wanted people to bother him until he did the right thing. Local newspaper columnists universally denounced the stunt, and a local bar association referred to it as "journalistic stalking."He admitted that he had gone over the line. In September 2004, the station decided to replace Jacobson with Mark Suppelsa as the 9 pm news anchor and demoted him to the role of principal male news anchor. He remained at the station, hosting a Sunday morning public-affairs talk show and providing his "Perspective" commentaries during the station's 9 p.m. newscasts. In February 2006 after Dick Cheney accidentally shot a fellow hunter, Jacobson criticized Cheney for not speaking about the incident. <mask> said, "I'm after you, Dick Cheney!" "You can't hide in the White House forever, I'll be waiting outside", while flaunting his portable coffee cup at a good moment to show that he would be comfortable and relaxed with a warm drink while outside the White House. In April 2006 he announced that he would be leaving the station in order to retire, but his departure was the result of the station not renewing his contract.<mask> was honored on every 9pm broadcast before April 30. During John Kass' show at

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title: Walter Jacobson

texts: 9:56 a.m., <mask> airs his "Perspective" commentaries onWLS-AM radio in Chicago. He has never worked in radio before. He has been married three times. He married Lynn Straus in 1960. The couple had two children together, Peter and Wendy, who were both born in 1963. Is it possible to name kids Peter and Wendy?In 1984 he told the Chicago Tribune that he had never read Peter Pan. Diane Dybsky was married to Jacobson in 1982. They divorced after having two daughters. Susan G. "Susie" <mask> was married in 1995. She passed away in 2019. <mask> is an actor who has appeared in films like Good Night, and Failure to Launch, as well as television shows Will & Grace, Law & Order, and House. In New York City, <mask> did stage work.In February 1977 he failed to make WBBM's 10 p.m. newscast because he was being booked at a police station, charged with making an illegal left turn and driving on a suspended license. A few weeks later, he was charged with driving at night with bad headlights. In a landmark case in media law, WBBM's owner, CBS, was found guilty by a federal jury in Chicago in 1985 of libeling the Brown & Williamson tobacco company in a November 1981 exposé in which Jacobson accused the cigarette manufacturer of marketing cigarettes to children and teens. The jury awarded Brown & Williamson $5.1 million, with Jacobson personally liable for $50,000. The award was cut to $3 million by an appeals court. I feel outrage, fury, and disappointment. The cigarette industry tried to intimidate the press.In an article that appeared on December 6, 1985, <mask> said that he didn't feel intimidated. In 1997, Jacobson was

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title: Walter Jacobson

texts: arrested and charged with grabbing a restaurant owner in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood who wouldn't answer his questions about homeless people interfering with businesses in the neighborhood. A few months later, he was acquitted of all charges. In May 2004, <mask> was arrested in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood and charged with driving under the influence, running a stop sign, invalid registration and obstructing traffic after he allegedly double-parked his car outside a Lincoln Park pizzeria and was seen by police "stumbling" out of the shop After being told by an officer not to drive his car until he passed a sobriety test, he went ahead and did so anyway, and after several blocks was pulled over by officers. Four days before he was to be in the Chicago Journalism Hall of Fame, the drunk driving charge was dropped after he passed the Breathalyzer test. He was sentenced to four months' supervision and fined $450 after pleading guilty to negligent driving, obstruction of traffic and running a stop sign.He agreed to have an evaluation of his alcohol use. After the incident, Jacobson responded with his Perspective commentary on Fox News, claiming that he was pulled over by a car full of people in baseball caps. He said that he was mistreated by the police. He was arrested near his home in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood for driving under the influence after failing a field sobriety and Breathalyzer test. Cook County records show that in April 2009, he pleaded guilty and received supervision. According to a February 8, 1993 article in the Chicago Sun-Times, Jacobson had to go to the emergency room


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texts: after falling at the China Club nightclub in Chicago, where he was watching the Village People perform. According to a January 31, 1995 article in the Chicago Sun-Times, in January 1995, while posing as a homeless man for a February sweeps piece, he tripped on a concrete pillar and fell flat on his face.He told the paper that he saw stars for a short time. According to a November 7, 2002 article in the Chicago Sun-Times, Jacobson fractured several ribs when he slipped on a pumpkin on his front steps. The short-lived CBS sitcom, Uncle Buck, which was based on the movie of the same name, had a brief appearance as himself. The episode aired in 1990. He has received several prestigious awards for his commentary, anchoring, and reporting skills. He received an award from the Chicago Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. For his commentaries, he won Chicago Emmy awards for 10 years in a row.The best local anchor in the United States in 1985 was named by a Washington Journalism Review poll. He received his third Peter Lisagor Award in 1988. The duPont-Columbia judges honored him twice for his work at WBBM-TV, once for his commentaries and once for best local election coverage in the United States. The <mask>'s Journal: China and Studebaker: Less Than They Promised received a Peabody Award. Two years before he switched to WFLD-TV, <mask>'s most notorious news story occurred at WBBM-TV. While dressed as a homeless person, he lived on the streets of Chicago for 48 hours, visiting Lower Wacker Drive, Clarendon Park, the corner of Halsted and Addison Streets, and the corner across the street from

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title: Uriah Hall

texts: <mask> is a Jamaican-American professional mixed martial artist and former kickboxer. He fights in the Middleweight division for the UFC. He was a runner up on The Ultimate Fighter. Team Sonnen. <mask> won the ROC Championship in Ring of Combat before his appearance on The Ultimate Fighter. He is the first UFC fighter to win a fight without throwing a strike. On November 9, 2021, he was ranked ninth in the UFC middleweight rankings.In Jamaica, <mask> <mask> was born in Spanish Town, but moved to Queens, New York at the age of 13. He found refuge in martial arts at the age of 16 after being bullied at school. He competed as a kickboxer in the World Combat League and was a second degree blackbelt in Tiger Schulmann's Mixed Martial Arts. Before fighting for the Ring of Combat Middleweight title, <mask> had a 3–0 career in mixed martial arts. <mask> paid a $100 penalty for missing weight. The title fight went on despite missing weight. <mask> won by submission.In September of 2010, <mask> suffered his first professional loss as he was defeated by future UFC champion Chris Weissman. Costas Philippou 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

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texts: that severely hurt him and forced him to lose his top control and allow <mask> to land a massive ground and pound victory. A lot of attention was given to him by the public after his 4–0 run on the show. <mask> faced Gastelum in the finals at The Ultimate Fighter 17 Finale. Gastelum won the fight via split decision. The fight was not without controversy as <mask> appeared in good spirits after the loss.While Gastelum had visible control of the fight in all three rounds, <mask> fans have used FIGHTMETRIC scores to highlight the statistical dominance held by <mask> in the second and third rounds. <mask> stated that his emotional side had gotten the best of him when he was asked about his performance in the post-fight conference. Kelvin is a great guy, he's a tough kid, I think he's going to go really far in this sport, and I'm happy for him. <mask> was supposed to fight Nick Ring at UFC Fight Night 26. Ring was replaced by <mask>'s fellow The Ultimate Fighter 17 alumni Josh Samman. On July 17th, it was announced that Samman was out of the bout and that <mask> would face Howard. He lost the fight.At UFC 168, <mask> faced Chris Leben. UFC President Dana White said before the fight that it was a must-win for <mask> if he wanted to keep his UFC contract. <mask> started the fight by landing a knee on Leben. <mask> dropped Leben with a punch in the first round, but he was saved by the end of the round. He asked his trainer if he got knocked out. The fight was stopped between the first and

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texts: second rounds. <mask> overcame an injured toe to win through unanimous decision against Thiago Santos at UFC 175.<mask> was scheduled to face Costas Philippou at UFC Fight Night 59 in January of 2015. Philippou was forced out of the bout due to an injury. On January 11, it was announced that Strikeforce veteran Louis Taylor pulled out of the fight due to a pulled muscle in his back and had his contract terminated as a result. Ron Stallings was defeated in the first round by <mask>. <mask> knocked Stallings down with a punch and then followed up with several more on the ground. The ringside doctor declared the cut too severe for Stallings to continue after the referee stopped the fight to check a cut on his face. There was a split decision against <mask> at UFC 187.<mask> was supposed to face Krzysztof Jotko at UFC Fight Night 69. Three days after the booking, <mask> was removed due to a visa issue. Jotko was removed from the card completely. <mask> was supposed to face Joe Riggs at UFC Fight Night 73, but he pulled out of the fight due to injury. <mask> defeated Riggs in the first round. At UFC Fight Night 75, <mask> faced Gegard Mousasi. After being taken down and dominated on the ground throughout the first round, <mask> stunned Mousasi with a spinning kick followed by a flying knee and earned the TKO stoppage with a flurry of punches on the ground in the opening seconds of the second round.Prior to the fight, <mask> was awarded a Performance of The Night bonus. <mask> made a


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texts: make it to weigh-in as he fainted on his way to the weight-ins and the bout was canceled. <mask> was supposed to face Costa at UFC Fight Night 128. Costa pulled out of the fight with an arm injury. <mask> was pulled from the event entirely and the date was changed to July 7, 2018, at UFC 226. <mask> was knocked out in the second round. On December 29, <mask> faced a newcomer. He won the fight with a knockout in the third round.<mask> faced Jnior at UFC on September 14, 2019. <mask> won the fight. On April 14, 2020, <mask> was scheduled to face Souza. On April 9, Dana White, the president of UFC, announced that this event was postponed and the bout was scheduled for May 9, 2020. Souza withdrew from the fight after testing positive. On August 22, 2020, <mask> was scheduled to face Yoel Romero. The fight was canceled on August 11 due to undisclosed reasons.<mask> was removed from the card and will be replaced in the future. On October 31, 2020, <mask> faced Anderson Silva. He won the fight with a technical knockout. The bout was supposed to take place at UFC 258 on February 13th, but was canceled due to a positive test for carbon dioxide. <mask> was checked with his left knee at the start of the first round after a heavy kick from Weidman. The check snapped his left fibula and tibia. The referee stopped the fight and declared <mask> the winner after he fell to the mat.<mask> was the first fighter in UFC history to win a fight without throwing a strike. Sean Strickland was expected to


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texts: face <mask> on August 7, 2021. The bout was moved to headline UFC on July 31, 2021. <mask> lost the fight. At UFC Fight Night 206, <mask> is scheduled to face Muniz. The Ultimate Fighter 17 Tournament Runner-Up Performance of the Night was one of the most knockout victories in UFC Middleweight division history. <mask> had a role in the movie "Street" starring Beau "Casper"

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title: Suji Kwock Kim

texts: <mask> is a Korean American poet-playwright. She attended several universities, including Yale College, the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop, and the University of Iowa. Her work has appeared in The Best American Poetry, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, The Guardian, New Statesman, Irish Examiner, Slate, The Nation, The New Republic, The Paris Review, and Poetry London. The poems were composed for the Tokyo Philharmonic Chorus, Chorus organisation, Koreanische Frauengruppe Berlin, and Japanische Fraueninitiative Berlin, and they were performed in December 2007. The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation recorded the vocal settings of her work in March 2007. It was recorded at the Art Institute of Chicago in May of 2019. She is the co-author of Private Property, a multimedia play that was produced at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.The Academy of American Poets, the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and the Poetry Society of America have awards. There is a man named Harold Bloom. The American War Poetry: 1700-2020 was published by the Library of America. Lorrie Goldensohn. Asian-American Poetry: The Next Generation was published by Columbia University. The University of Illinois Press published backpack literature. Dana Gioia.In association with Internationales Literaturfestival Berlin, the Best American Poetry was written by Pearson Longman. The Best American Poetry of 2016 was published by Scribner. Century of the Tiger: 20th Century Korean Literature is a book by Scribner. The University of Hawaii Press published contemporary American poetry. Contemporary American poetry is translated into Russian. The


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texts: National Endowment for the Arts sponsored Crossing State Lines: An American Renga. Farrar, Straus and Giroux wrote a novel about Korean American writing.<mask>. The Future Dictionary of America was published by Temple University Press. Dave Eggers is a writer. The Griffin Prize anthology was written by McSweeney's. Inside Literature was published by the House of Anansi Press. An introduction to poetry was written by Pearson Longman. The Koreas, Charles Armstrong, was written by Pearson Longman.Language for a New Century: Contemporary voices from the Middle East, Asia and Beyond. Legitimate Dangers: American Poets of the New Century was written byNorton. Lineas Conectadas: Nueva Poesia de los Estates Unidos was written by Sarabande. Literature: A Pocket anthology was sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts. Literature is a portable anthology. Literature is an introduction to fiction, poetry, drama and writing. Love is Strong as Death was written by Pearson Longman.The book is A MINGLING OF WATERS. Supernova P&D is a company. The Paris Review Book for Planes, Trains, Elevators and Waiting Rooms was sponsored by the Kolkata Book Fair. Poems from the Washington Post are included in Poet's Choice: Poems from the Washington Post. Poems for students. There were 98 poets who read their work. Poetry 30 is from Shout Factory/ Sony Music.Staying Human was published by the University of West Virginia. To Gather Your Leaving: Asian Diaspora Poetry was written by Bloodaxe. <mask> Kwock Kim Website The Guardian Poem of the Week National Public Radio interview "Poet's Choice" Washington Post "Drunk Metaphysics" Profile at The Whiting

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title: Charles Edward Callwell

texts: Major-General Sir <mask> was an Anglo-Irish officer of the British Army, who served in the artillery, as an intelligence officer, and as a staff officer and commander during the Second Boer War, and as Director of Operations & Intelligence during World. He wrote military biography, history, and theory. The only son of <mask>, of Lismoyne, Ballycastle, County Antrim, and his wife, Maud Martin, of Ross, Connemara, <mask> was born in London. He entered the Royal Military Academy in 1876 after being educated by a German governess. He served in the closing stages of the Second Anglo-Afghan War after being commissioned as a lieutenant in January 1878. He arrived in Natal just in time to take part in the final operations of the ill-fated expedition against the Transvaal Boers. In late 1884 <mask> passed the entrance exam to the Staff College, where he was a student from February 1885 to 1886.On 17 March 1886, he was promoted to captain. The Trench Gascoigne Prize was awarded to <mask> for his essay Lessons to be learned from the campaigns in which British forces have been employed since 1865. Small Wars was an official British Army textbook and was published in 1896. It was translated into French and read by members of the Irish Republican Army during the Irish War of Independence. The United States Marine Corps Small Wars Manual, originally published in 1935, drew heavily on <mask>'s book, and as the first comprehensive study of asymmetric warfare, it gained renewed popularity in the 1990s. The introduction to the 1996 edition called Callwell "the Clausewitz of colonial warfare" was written by Douglas Porch. <mask> was promoted to Staff Captain in the Intelligence Branch at Army Headquarters on October 1, 1887.He was appointed deputy assistant adjutant-general on July 13, 1891 and served until September 1892. <mask> was promoted to the rank of major on 25 March 1896, after serving until September 1896 as a brigade major in the Western District of the Royal Artillery. When the Greco-Turkish War broke out in

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texts: 1897, <mask> was attached to the Greek army and spent a year in the Near East. In October 1899, <mask> was appointed to the staff of Sir Redvers Buller, and was present throughout the operations which ended with the relief of Ladysmith on February 28, 1900. He was awarded the brevet rank of lieutenant-colonel and given command of a mobile column after receiving a mention in despatches from Earl Roberts in 1901. He left Cape Town for England in the month of August. After returning to England in October 1903, he was appointed a deputy assistant quartermaster-general in the war office's mobilization branch and worked in intelligence again by April 1904.He was appointed an assistant director of military operations in October 1904. When <mask> was made a Companion of the Bath in June 1907, he was General Staff Officer, 1st Grade, at Army Headquarters. He was placed on half-pay in October 1907 after his appointment to the Staff came to an end. <mask> quit the army in June 1909 to devote himself to writing after seeing several of his peers promoted to general officer rank. After the outbreak of the First World War in August 1914, <mask> was appointed Director of Military Operations at the War Office with the temporary rank of major-general. The preparation of various plans for the organization of the Dardanelles campaign was an operation that he personally opposed. Following the appointment of Sir William Robertson as Chief of the Imperial General Staff, a reorganization took place at the War Office.George Macdonogh took over from <mask> as Director of Military Intelligence on January 3, 1916. <mask> was sent on a special mission to Russia in order to get the supply of weapons to that country. In 1916 <mask> was made a Commandeur of the Légion d'honneur by the French, and in June 1916 he was awarded the rank of major-general. After returning to England late in 1916, he was given a position in the Ministry of Munitions as an adviser on questions affecting the supplies of ammunition to the various armies. He

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texts: was made a Knight Commander of the Bath in June of 1917. <mask> returned to journalism and literature in October 1918. He received the Order of the Rising Sun, 2nd Class, from Japan in October 1918 and was made a Grand Officer of the Order of the Crown of Italy in November 1918.The Order of the Crown from Belgium, the Order of the Crown from Romania, the Order of Saint Stanislaus from Russia, and the Order of the White Eagle from Serbia were all given to <mask>. When Small Wars was published, <mask> had a reputation as a writer on military topics. He studied tactics and subjects related to the World War and produced works that were satirized in the War Office, which may have contributed to his being passed over for promotion. He received a medal for his services to military literature in 1921. In May 1928, Major-General <mask> died. He was never married. There are publications about the strength of Roumania.The year 1886. There are hints on what to look out for in little known countries. 1890. There was a stage in the war. 1890. There is a Handbook of the Armies of the Minor Balkan States. 1891.There is a military report on Turkey in Asia. The year 1892. The principles and practice of small wars. 1899 and 1906 were revised. Since Waterloo, the effect of maritime command on land campaigns. 1897. The tactics of today.In 1908. The tactics of home defense. In 1908. Tirah was born in 1897. In 1911. Lessons and Campaigns. The series editor.1912– 1931. Service yarn and memories. 1912. There is an introduction in A Nation Trained in Arms or a Militia. Lessons from the Past and the Present were given by Lieutenant-General Baron von Freytag-Loringhoven. The year 1918. There are Stray Recollections.1923. DSO: His Life & Diaries was written by Field Marshall Sir Henry Wilson. 1927. From the Indian Mutiny to the Great War is the history of the Royal Artillery. Major-General Sir John Headlam. In 1931 and 1937. There are links to births and deaths of 19th-century Anglo-Irish people and 20th-century Anglo-Irish

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title: Alan Carpenter

texts: From 2006 to 2008 <mask> was the 28th premier of Western Australia. Before entering politics, <mask> worked as a journalist and graduated from the University of Western Australia. He was first elected to the Legislative Assembly in 1996 as a member of the Labor Party. In the Gallop ministry, which took office following the 2001 election, <mask> was Minister for Education, as well as holding several other portfolios. Colin Barnett became the leader of a minority Liberal Party government after Labor lost office at the 2008 election. In 2009, <mask> resigned from parliament and held a senior management position with Wesfarmers. Education was educated at Mount Lockyer Primary School and Albany Senior High School.He returned to Australia in 1977 to study political science at the University of Western Australia and graduated in 1980. As a journalist, <mask> worked for the Albany Advertiser. He spent 11 months in Asia in 1982 before moving to Europe where he worked for three years. He began working for TVW-7 as a reporter on politics in the state after returning to Australia. In 1990 <mask> moved to the ABC and continued his role as state political reporter. He became the Western Australian presenter of The 7.30 Report in 1992 and went on to become the first presenter of Stateline in 1996. He resigned from the ABC in 1996 to start a career in politics, and was preselected by the ALP to run for the new seat of Willagee, which he won.He was shadow minister for disability services, sport and recreation, family and children's services, education, drugs, and as a member of the government, minister for education, sport and recreation. In January 2006 <mask> emerged as the leading candidate to succeed Gallop as premier. He was elected without opposition by the Labor caucus on 24 January. The Corruption and Crime Commission exposed the improprieties of three cabinet ministers in four months. In

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texts: late March 2007, <mask>'s "no-nonsense" approach in dealing with this issue attracted a 60% public approval rating, making him one of Australia's most popular state leaders. There was a rise in satisfaction with <mask> in late 2007. The two parties preferred polling 49 percent for Labor.The only state that recorded a swing to the Coalition at the federal election was Western Australia. Despite Labor's resounding victory nationwide, the <mask> government lost two of its seats in Western Australia to the Liberals. Liberal Party leader Paul Omodei had a stagnant and low satisfaction rating. Omodei was out-polled by <mask> on the preferred premier measure. The day after Troy Buswell stood aside for Colin Barnett, the state election was called. The election was set for 6 September 2008, five months earlier than it was due, in a break with tradition. During the election campaign, <mask> promised a ban on uranium mining in Western Australia if elected, reversing previous ALP policy which had rejected a Greens-sponsored bill to ban the practice.A hung parliament was caused by the swing in seats away from Labor towards the Liberal and Greens parties. Labor was two seats short of a majority. Under pressure to resign as Parliamentary Labor leader, <mask> began negotiations with the National Party to form a minority government. The Nationals decided to support the Liberals in forming a minority government. Colin Barnett became the new Western Australian premier and <mask> stepped down as leader of the Labor party. On 25 September 2009, <mask> announced his retirement from politics. In late 2009, <mask> joined Wesfarmers as executive general manager for corporate affairs.He retired last year. <mask> is married and has four daughters. He is an unbeliever. The University of Western Australia alumni 1957 births ABC News (Australia) presented members of the Western Australian Legislative

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title: Elizabeth Nesta Marks

texts: An Australian entomologist named <mask> "Pat" <mask> described 38 new mosquito species, as well as new species of fruit flies, bugs, and ticks. She was a member of the Royal Entomological Society of London and had a PhD in insect physiology from the University of Cambridge. <mask> was christened in St Patrick's Cathedral after she was born in Dublin, Ireland, in 1918. <mask> was a doctor and inventor from a family of doctors. <mask> had to travel to Ireland twice to complete his studies because of the lack of a university in the state. He left for Ireland in 1913 to finish his medical studies and married a woman named <mask> in 1914. <mask> and her family returned to Australia in 1920 after Pat was born following her father's service in WW1.She was a boarder at the Glennie Memorial School in Toowoomba when she left as Dux in 1934. Her father encouraged her to pursue a career in entomology. The <mask> family had a strong interest in the sciences. <mask> excelled at swimming at school, was an accomplished horsewoman, got her first horse at age 5, and participated in hockey at UQ. She swam later for Cambridge. Her grandfather's farm was where the family ran horses. <mask> received a B. Sc. from UQ.She obtained a degree in the parasitology of animals in 1939. She would get a degree. In 1940, studying under a supervisor. Dr Hamlyn-Harris studied the control of mosquitoes. <mask> began his career in 1939 as an assistant curator at the Pathology Museum. She tutoring medical students who were taking classes with her former lecturer balanced her interests in medicine and entomology. <mask> worked for the Department of Entomology and Mosquito Control Committee while he was a graduate research

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texts: assistant.Due to the outbreak of WW2 and the movement of Australian troops into New Guinea, mosquito control became a significant issue. Malaria killed more people than war related casualties. <mask> was brought in to provide material for the Army to use in their Malaria training schools. <mask> continued to work to identify and research the mosquitoes of the state, so that adequate measures could be applied to control the risk of disease carried by them. Aedes culiciformis was identified as a mosquito that was breeding. She would have to go into areas with a lot of mosquitoes. Her work for the Health department's eradication program of Aedes aegypti led to the mosquito's disappearance in the Brisbane area.In 1955, two entomologists named a mosquito after a woman who worked in the South Pacific during World War II. <mask> took leave to study in Europe in 1949, after working for both the health department and UQ. She went to Amsterdam, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and the British Museum of Natural History. <mask> completed her PhD at the University of Cambridge, Newnham College. She was a member of the Royal Entomological Society of London. She returned to Australia in 1951 to conduct research on Murray Valley encephalitis. <mask> worked with another member of the team, Dr Josephine Mackerras.She traveled to the Torres Strait Islands on research expeditions. <mask> made a collection of marine insects off the Low Isles Reef. Dr Mackerras was one of the members of the expedition. <mask> found a tiny marine insect on the reef near the UQ research station. It was named after her. She worked on a study of the insects used by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial

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texts: Research Organisation (CSIRO) Wildlife Survey Section for the introduction of myxomatosis in rabbits. This included collecting in rural Australia.She trained many health inspectors. <mask> traveled to a remote region near the Mamberamo River for three months with funding from the Bishop Museum of Hawaii. In 1959 and 1966 she went to New Guinea. <mask> was the Principal Entomologist at the time the Mosquito Control Committee was dissolved. QIMR did not have room for her until 1976, so she remained at UQ. After retiring in 1983, <mask> continued to work at QIMR and focused her research on history of science, scientists and their professional societies. She attended the meetings and functions of the Brisbane History Group.She joined the Samford Historical Society after taking over part of her family's farm. She researched and advocated for the protection of the rings. <mask> raised and rode horses until she was 80. In 1973, a new Regulation 13A of the Australian Federal Customs Act was added, which made it difficult for researchers to exchange biological specimen between museums for research or to obtain specimen for permanent collection in overseas museums. <mask> and other entomologists worked with the Australian Academy of Science to fight the regulation. It would take ten years for the regulation to disappear from the Act. <mask> was a member of sixteen societies, including the Entomological Society ofQueensland, the Australian Entomological Society and the Royal Society ofQueensland.She was a long time member of the Queensland Naturalists Club, having been involved with them in her youth through camps, and was their President in 1952. She was a member of the foundation for a long time.

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texts: The Fraser Island issue of the journal was edited by her. She gave addresses to many meetings and wrote entries for the Australian Dictionary of Biography. In 1981 she received the Australian Natural History Award. The American Mosquito Association gave her the Belkin Award for excellence in systematics. She was made an Officer of the Order of Australia in 1990 for her services to science and entomology.<mask> died in 2002. <mask> studies the mosquitoes. The University ofQueensland Press was published in 1947. The 12-volume set The Culicidae of Australasia was one of the major publications. She published a history of Australian entomology in 1991. Mosquitoes and Memories: Recollections of 'Patricia' <mask>' was written with Kathleen Cummins. There are 38 new mosquito species, as well as new species of fruit flies, bugs, and ticks.A number of mosquito species have yet to be described. She was known for her ability to solve problems with inventive solutions. She was known for her Army metal soup ladle which was used to collect mosquito larvae and as an oar when an outboard motor broke down. She was described as a woman of imposing presence and strong personality, with a sense of obligation to her science and the community in a broader context. She wrote an autobiography with Kathleen Cummins. This was published in 2004. Her papers were donated to the library after she died.There are many items relating to the social history of the state that were donated by <mask> and her family. There is an E.N. <mask> donated his insect collection to the university. The old cottage that was on the <mask> family farm is now at theSERF. The deaths of 1918 births and 2002 deaths of Australian entomologists

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title: Terry Hurlock

texts: A former professional footballer is named <mask>. He had spells with Millwall and Brentford during his 15-year career in the Football League. He is a member of the club's Hall of Fame. <mask> was rated the 23rd hardest player in football by The Times in 2007, after he received seven red cards during his career. <mask> began his football career as an associate schoolboy with West Ham United and became an apprenticeship in April 1975. He was released at the age of 18 after failing to progress at West Ham. <mask> played for two Isthmian League clubs.<mask> joined Third Division club Brentford for a tenth of a million dollars in August 1980. He made 42 league appearances and scored four goals during the 1980– 81 season. Even after Frank McLintock took over, he averaged over 44 league appearances a season. <mask>'s long hair, earring and beard earned him the nickname 'Gypo'. Callaghan was able to convince <mask> to change his appearance, as he believed that referees were influenced by <mask>'s rough appearance. The Bees lost to Wigan Athletic in the 1985 Football League Trophy Final. <mask> made 263 appearances and scored 24 goals.<mask> said he loved his time at the club and lived in the town. <mask> was rated the fifth greatest-ever player and the fifth greatest captain in the 125th anniversary poll. Reading <mask> signed for a club in the Third Division in 1986. He helped the Royals to the Third Division title and to the Second Division football for the first time in 55 years. <mask> was named the Third Division Team of the Year. He left Elm Park on 12 February 1987 after 19 appearances in the Second Division. <mask> did not score a goal in his year with Reading.<mask> didn't see eye-to-eye with Ian Branfoot as he refused to relocate to Reading. John Docherty was the manager of the Lions

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title: Terry Hurlock

texts: when Millwall Hurlock joined for a £95,000 fee. He made 13 appearances and scored one goal in what remained of the 1986–87 season, before making 33 appearances in the following season, helping the Lions to the Second Division championship and to top-flight football for the first time in the club's history. <mask> won the club's Player of the Year award and made 40 appearances during the 1988–89 season, scoring three goals. Millwall were demoted back to the Second Division in the 1989–90 season after finishing bottom of the First Division. <mask> left Millwall on August 23, 1990 after 123 appearances and 10 goals. Rangers Hurlock moved to Scotland to sign for Rangers on August 23, 1990 for a fee of over $400,000.<mask> made 35 appearances, scored two goals and won medals in the League Cup. On 9 September 1991, <mask> returned to England to sign for a First Division club. He made 36 appearances and scored two goals during the 1991–1992 season, but his team lost the Full Members Cup Final toNottingham Forest after extra time. During the first season of the new league, <mask> made 33 appearances, but fell out of favor the following year. He scored two goals at The Dell. On a free transfer, <mask> dropped down to the First Division to rejoin Millwall. He had an ignominious return to action with the Lions, lasting just 9 minutes after being the first of three players sent off.During the 1993–94 season, <mask> made 15 appearances and helped the club to a third-place finish and a spot in the playoffs, but his season ended on a sour note after a 5–1 defeat to Derby County in the semi-finals. <mask> finished his Millwall career with 10 goals after leaving the club after the season. He is a member of the club's Hall of Fame. In July 1994 <mask> joined the club. The Cottagers narrowly missed out on

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texts: a place in the playoffs, as he made 27 league appearances and scored one goal. In a pre-season friendly between the two clubs, <mask> broke his legs at the hands of Martin Grainger. He retired from football at the age of 36.<mask> had a record of 61 points in one season. <mask> was called into the England B squad for three games in May 1989 because of his performances for Millwall in the 1988–89 season. He opened the scoring in a 2–0 win over Iceland. I stayed away from him as much as possible. Millwall players joked with <mask> about what he was going to do to Vinnie Jones in the upcoming fixture with Wimbledon. Without saying a word, he got up from the table and walked to the entrance of the pub and ripped the door off its hinges. He was a very hard player, but also a very intelligent one.He had to growl at the opposition and they would be scared, but he was also a decent player. Millwall teammate Neil Ruddock said that <mask> was brought in to add some bite to the Saints. I only thought about emulating this fellow because he was just a leader. He could play despite getting press for his ruggedness. Tel was ripping up trees for a long time. He was a great player. <mask> was convinced by the chairman to buy a house next to the club's Griffin Park ground.He has worked for the RMT since 2012 and was friends with Bob Crow. Reading Football League Third Division: 1985–86 Millwall Football League Second Division: 1987–88 Rangers Scottish League. The players are reading. The players are from Millwall F.C. The players of Rangers F.C. The players are from the F.C. The players are from F.C.The players are from Enfield F.C. There are football players from the London area. The players are from the English Football League and the Scottish Football League. Football players from the Isthmian

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title: Nancy MacLean

texts: <mask><mask> is a historian. She is the William H. Chafe Professor of History and Public Policy at Duke University. The 20th century U.S. history focuses on race, gender, labor, and social movements. In 1981 he graduated magna cum laude from the history program at Brown University. She received a PhD in history from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1989. Behind the Mask of Chivalry: The Making of the Second Ku Klux Klan was her first book. From 1989 to 2010 she was the chairperson of the Department of History and the Peter B. Ritzma Professor in the Humanities.<mask> was involved in the Living Wage Campaign. In 2010 he moved to Duke University. She was a co-chair of Scholars for a Progressive North Carolina. There were panels and forums held in opposition to the legislative agenda of the Republican majority of the North Carolina General Assembly. In 1994, Work Behind the Mask of Chivalry: The Making of the Second Ku Klux Klan was published. The Ku Klux Klan was an organization that was hostile to both big government and to unionism, that their philosophy was anti-elitist and anti-black, and that their patriarchal stance for family values helped achieve a mass following. Reviewers said that reception behind the mask of chivalry is an important book for students of the American South, African American history, and political violence in the U.S.The James A. Rawley Prize was given to Behind the Mask of Chivalry. The analysis is flawed because it ignores the influence of religious and cultural beliefs on human activity. "<mask> makes elementary errors long identified by sociologists and historians," said J. Morgan Kousser in the Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences. The opening of the American workplace is the subject of Freedom Is Not Enough, a book published in 2006 by Harvard University Press and the Russell Sage

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texts: Foundation. The book was praised as a "superb and provocative" interpretation of civil rights history, and as an example of contemporary history at its best. The award for labor history was won by it. After it had been neglected by historians, legal frameworks helped to re-integrate into the discussion of civil rights.The deep history of the radical right's stealth plan for America was the subject of Democracy in Chains. The book focused on the work of James Buchanan and his work developing public choice theory, as well as the roles of Charles Koch and others in nurturing the libertarian movement in the United States. "These figures undertook a stealth bid to reverse-engineer all of America, at both the state and national levels back to the political economy and governance of midcentury Virginia, minus the segregation," said <mask>. Buchanan is the true origin story of the radical right. The debate was mostly along partisan political lines. The book was praised by scholars and readers. "Democracy in Chains is a vibrant intellectual history of the radical right," said Sam Tanenhaus in The Atlantic.The book is part of a new wave of historiography that has been examining the southern roots of modern conservatism, Tanenhaus wrote. George Monbiot wrote that the book was a key to understanding the politics of the past half century. The book was called a revelation by Colin Gordon. Rebecca Onion, Alex Shephard, and Mark Karlin Alternet all interviewed <mask> about her book. The book adds a critical storyline to the complex and multi-causal conservative counterrevolution. The author argued that "<mask> has unearthed a stealth ideologue of the American right" to whom Charles Koch has looked for inspiration. After a six-year campaign to make libertarianism mainstream and eventually take the government itself, the book feels like it was written

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texts: with a clock on it.The Roosevelt Institute's Marshall Steinbaum sympathized with the characterization of the Virginia School as profoundly antidemocratic and anti-academic and thought the book was an important warning. One of the books to read before the next election is Democracy in Chains. In August and November of last year, she appeared on Real Time with Bill Maher to discuss contemporary politics and the history of the far right. libertarian scholars and readers criticized Democracy in Chains. David Bernstein questioned the accuracy of her depiction of Buchanan's influence on the libertarian movement, as Buchanan was a professor at George Mason University. There are allegations of serious errors and misleading quotations in Democracy in Chains. Michael Munger, a libertarian political scientist at Duke University wrote that Democracy in Chains is a work of speculative historical fiction, while Phil Magness argued that <mask> had made up an inflammatory association with Buchanan and the Southern Agrarians.Steve Horwitz said that it was a book that got almost everything wrong, from the most basic of facts to the highest of theory. Buchanan had reprimanded his colleagues who supported the dictatorship. <mask> said she was the target of a "coordinated and interlinked set of calculated hit jobs" from "the Koch team of professors who don't disclose their conflicts of interest and the operatives who work full time for their project to shackle our democracy." She urged people to post positive reviews in response to the negative reviews and rankings that were being done to her book's ranking on Amazon. Adler, Bernstein, Carden, and Magness pointed out that any Koch relationship was already acknowledged. Buchanan discussed his work on school vouchers and condemned the "evils of race-class-cultural segregation" in two private letters. Some

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title: Nancy MacLean

texts: people who fall into neither the "team Public Choice" or "team anti-Buchanan" offered mixed reviews.The book was called a conspiracy theory in the guise of intellectual history by Henry Farrell and Steven Teles. She is mistaken in the basics of her account. Noah Smith agreed that Tyler Cowen had been taken out of context. She cautioned that her overt moral revulsion at her subject can sometimes make it seem as if we are getting only part of the picture. Jack Rakove wrote that there should be a thorough scholarly review of these points raised by critics, and that one suspects that <mask> will have to make a more concerted effort to justify her argument than she has yet provided. In her review for the History of Political Economy, Burns wrote that the narrative of American history is "inept and highly politicized, laying out a drama of good versus evil with little attention paid to the larger worlds." She was a Fellow of the Society of American Historians.The Labor and Working Class Studies Association gave her the award. She received the Allan Sharlin Book Award for the best book in social science history. She received the best book in socio-legal history from the Law and Society Association. She received the Labor History Best Book Prize in 2007. The winner of the Lannar Foundation Cultural Freedom Award was the author of Democracy in Chains. The Nation named the book the most valuable book of the year. Democracy in Chains won the award for "books that are outstanding creative achievements, worthy of recognition because of their literary merit, moral vision, and honest representation of the South, its people, problems, and promises."External links 1959 births 21st-century American historians Duke University faculty Living people Northwestern University faculty Brown University alumni University of Wisconsin–Madison College of Letters and


title: Peter MacDonald (footballer)

texts: <mask> was born in November 1980 and is a former professional football player and coach. After signing for the youth academy of Rangers, <mask> began his career with St. Johnstone. He spent 18 months with Dundee in the middle of his time at Greenock Morton. Sandy Clark paid a fee of $185,000 to Rangers for Peaso's services after he received a large fee from Celtic. <mask> scored in a 2–2 home draw against Livingston in his second start. He was injured in September 2002 and again six months later. After coming on as a substitute, <mask> scored two goals in the last six minutes against Partick Thistle to help Saints to a 2–1 win.<mask> was given a three-year contract extension. During the 2005–06 pre-season, he picked up an injury. He scored in the second competitive match of the season, a 4–0 win over Queen of the South, but returned to the treatment table not long afterwards. He appeared on 11 February. <mask> was sent off during Saints' 2–2 draw with Ross County in Dingwall on 11 November 2006 for a challenge that gave the visitors a last-minute penalty, just thirteen minutes after coming on as a substitute. He scored in the Scottish Challenge Cup Final. Peaso made a scoring start to the 2008–09 league season when he cracked home the opening goal in the 2–0 win over Livingston but the opening months of the season were disappointing for him as he struggled to get a regular place in the starting line-up.Fit again, and as the only player who has remained at the club since they were demoted seven years ago, he was looking to make an impact at the top level. <mask> became the first player to score three goals in a single game in the Scottish Premier League in December of 2009, when he scored against Motherwell. He missed the rest of the season because of an

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texts: injury he sustained when he scored a goal at Rugby Park. <mask> was given a six-month contract to get him through to the end of 2010 and he worked hard towards full fitness with a reappearance in the first team coming towards the end of October. A contract extension to the end of the 2010–11 season was celebrated with a match winning goal against Hearts in the Scottish Cup. After a lengthy trial, <mask> joined his teammate at Saints, Andy Jackson, at Greenock Morton in July 2011. He was the top scorer in all three divisions of the SFL.In June 2012 <mask> renewed his contract with Morton. He was unable to play in the first game of the 2012–13 season due to Plantar fasciitis. Peaso was the SFL Player of the month in February. <mask>'s contract at Morton expired in May. On June 5th, it was announced that <mask> had joined Dundee with Willie Dyer. <mask> scored his first goal for The Dees in a pre-season friendly. On the first day of the SPFL Championship, "Peaso" put Dundee ahead against Queen of the South, but they lost the game.In the Ramsdens Cup, he scored twice in extra time at Dens, and in the League Cup, he scored a free kick in the dying moments of the game. When Livingston came to Dens, they hit a penalty in the Ramsdens Cup and then another in a shootout. He scored two goals against his former club Morton. <mask> scored four goals in three games, two of which were away to Dumbarton and Queen of the South, but also missed a penalty in a 2–1 defeat at Livingston. "Peaso" struck with a diving headed goal in the last few minutes of the game to give the Dees a 3–0 win over Hamilton. He scored two goals against Dumbarton in the last game of the year. He had to wait until 1 March for his next goal, which was in a 2–0 win against his former employers

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texts: Morton.He scored again a fortnight later when The Dark Blues visited Livingston, a curling free kick to keep them top of the league in a 2–0 victory. <mask> scored the winning goal in a 2–1 victory over Dumbarton in the last game of the season to win the Scottish Championship title and end the season as the club's top goal scorer. "Peaso" scored in the dying minutes of the match in paisley to beat St Mirren 1–0 in the SPFL and earn Dundee's first ever SPFL win. He was released from Dundee in January of 2015. On 9 January 2015, <mask> came back on an 18-month deal. He was going to be a coach at the club. <mask> was appointed a coach for the under 17s age group after the role with the youth Development presented itself.<mask> was released by Morton. <mask> left Greenock Morton in July 2016 to join Scottish League Two side Clyde. <mask> and Jon-Paul McGovern were appointed co-managers of Clyde in March of last year. The position of first team manager was advertised at the end of the season. <mask> was released by the club after Jim Chapman became the manager. <mask> joined their league rivals, Stirling Albion, on 13 June. <mask> retired after a season in the Scottish Lowland Football League.The Scottish Challenge Cup, the Scottish First Division, the Dundee Scottish Championship, and the Morton Scottish League One have career statistics. The players are from St. Johnstone F.C. Scottish Football League players Greenock Morton F.C. The players are from Dundee F.C. The players are from Clyde F.C. The players are from the F.C. Greenock Morton F.C. are players in the Scottish Professional Football League.Clyde F.C. is a non-playing staff. Managers of Scottish Professional Football League. There are no playing staff at East Stirlingshire F.C. Lowland Football

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title: Rob Møhlmann

texts: <mask> is a Dutch artist, poet and writer of art books. He was a visual artist, but also wrote articles, poems, and books on art. He conceived and organized numerous exhibitions, as well as starting his own museum to house art that represents something. He had a large art collection. <mask> started drawing when he was a teenager. He made comics and landscapes with pencil and ink. He painted his first oil paintings during the last year of secondary school.He started the teacher training course in Amsterdam in 1977. The training of artists was frowned upon by his parents. After only six weeks at the art academy, he left with his girlfriend, Laura de Grijs, who later became his wife. He developed his art and art skills as an autodidact. After several years, he devoted himself to still life painting, even though he was still interested in the nude, portraits, landscapes and cityscapes. After meeting J.M. Mhlmann taught himself the art of etching.Approximately 20 etches have been made by him. In 1981 he painted the same still life from three different angles, as well as the same still life from four different angles. He wanted to make the view of the objects realistic. Mhlmann consistently painted 1:1. The size of the object is shown in the 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846

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texts: on the ground. There is a frog's and bird's-eye view in art, but not a line of sight from the zenith to the nadir. The work method is called "praying above the image".He "floats" above his subject for a long time in order to record it in the painting. Mhlmann paints the last Canto because he needs to bring home the bacon. The Canto has never been sold because the paintings are one complete series. In the years between 1993 and 2013, Mhlmann produced many still life paintings with a focus on decay and dilapidation. The objects are being painted as natural as possible. The first series is called 'Framed' and was dated between 1998 and 2002. He paints what can be seen in the frame after placing a frame in his studio.Many dead animals appear in his work, often painted from different angles. <mask> stopped painting in 2010 after the death of his wife. Some of the paintings which stood waiting for ten years were completed by the artist. One of the last paintings is Broken Blue in which a self-portrait is combined with a very early drawing of Laura Mhlmann together with a still life of a broken blue bowl. The further development of Museum Mhlmann is what he focuses on after this. The Knight of the Order of Orange-Nassau was awarded to <mask>mann. The Golden Museum Discovery Award was received by Museum Mhlmann.Although he works as a painter in the realistic tradition, specialized in still life painting, he does not belong to any particular school of thought or movement. He sees himself as an independent realist painter. His work is characterized

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texts: by the everyday nature of his subject matter, executed with great precision and a virtuoso expression of surface matter. New visual compository angles and a fresh, different approach are some of the things he has contributed to in the field of still life painting. The old-fashioned image of still life painting has been blown new life by this. His work is painted with a knife. The object is disassembled and reassembled.This is more than just observing, but also trying to understand what the world is made of. The objects are feeling intense. The objects are charged with meaning, something they don't have. There is more than one lie in the stories. <mask> paints. In terms of technique and style, he has developed himself on his own. It is difficult to detect external influences in his work."We are reminded of the Flemish Primitives," wrote Diederik Kraaijpoel. One of the most famous Flemish Primitives, Jan van Eyck, appears in Mhlmann's work as early as 1984 on a painted cube to which legs are attached thus transforming it into a table. The painting Man with the Red Turban is part of the fourth plane of The Cube. This is a self-portrait of Jan van Eyck. There are a number of things in common with Van Eyck, such as the fascination for reflections, an in-depth observation of details and an exquisite expression of the paint surface. Detailed reflections can be seen in the mirror in the background of Van Eyck's portrait of Giovanni Arnolfini and his wife. In the painting "Holland" we can see the painter behind his easel and the window through


title: Rob Møhlmann

texts: which the light enters, as well as the reflection in the Christmas ball.He referred to the loneliness of the painter in his speech after receiving his royal decoration. Dick Ket withdrew from public life in the course of his short life. He focused on a few objects around his house in his paintings. He used a completely innovative "bird's-eye view" to create these paintings. He is a descendant of Mhlmann, who arrives at the so-called "falcon-perspective" observed from above. Mhlmann created a series of paintings called Top-down paintings. Mhlmann and Dick Ket share an intensity of depiction that gives the still life objects a magical aura.This cannot be called magical realism because there is no higher reality present. Due to the intensity of the paintings, we are able to see more than everyday reality. The 'Balance series', the 'Canto collection', the 'Framed series', and the 'Top-down paintings' are some of the longer and shorter series that Mhlmann developed over time. <mask> is considered to be a "conceptual realist". He became an advocate of realism and figuration after his work as a painter. He was completely against the spirit of the times. He started his own museum in 1998 with yearly exhibitions and publications.The Museum Mhlmann has been around for 20 years. The Independent Realists' Exhibition is an important yearly event. There is a collection of medieval art, a collection of 16th and 17th century prints, work and letters by Jan Mankes, and work by Mhlmann's grandfather. The Museum Mhlmann has references to living people and


title: Frederick Richard Simms

texts: <mask> was a British mechanical engineer, businessman, prolific inventor and motor industry pioneer. He came up with the words "petrol" and "motorcar". The Royal Automobile Club was founded by him. <mask> and his wife Antonia née Hermans were the parents of Simms. The Newfoundland fishing fleet was supported by a trading company established by his grandfather. The first wife of <mask> was Austrian, his second wife was the daughter of a cotton merchant, and they had two daughters, one of which was Rosemary Mabel. He graduated from the Polytechnischer Verein in Berlin after completing an apprenticeship with AG fur Automatischen Verkauf.The waterfall known as the Simmswasserfall was discovered in 1907 during a trip to the Alps. It's possible that he spread his talents to be able to show a single outstanding achievement. His role as a catalyst between Britain and Europe and to a lesser extent the USA is his lasting significance. He died at the age of 81 in his home in Kent. His wife died before him. Daimler's high-speed petrol engine and other patents were purchased by a business consulting engineer in 1890, from whom he met and became friends with Gottlieb Daimler. They paved the way for the start-up of the British motor industry after they were first used in motor launches.In May 1890 van Toll was sent to look after the borrowed launch at Putney and then he obtained premises in the new Billiter Buildings. Because of the restrictions in Britain, there was no need for him to bring a car with him. The UK's first motor company was formed in May 1893 by The Daimler Motor

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texts: Syndicate to fit petrol engines into boats. The launches were shown under the bridge. The signal success of Daimler-powered cars at the 1894 Paris- Rouen trials led to the opening of a motor car factory. One of the first petrol–powered cars to enter the UK was brought to England by Simms and Evelyn Ellis. The Daimler Motor Syndicate was bought by the British Motor Syndicate in early 1896.In 1896, <mask> was appointed a director of Daimler Motoren Gesellschaft, which later became Daimler-Benz. He did not join the board of directors of The Daimler Motor Company. The Motor Car Club celebrated the lifting of the speed limit under the Locomotive Act, which had required vehicles to travel no faster than, on 14 November 1896. The London toBrighton Veteran Car Run commemorates the drive on Emancipation Day. The Automobile Club of Great Britain was founded in 1897. The Royal Aero Club was started by him. The Motor War Car was the first armored car.In April 1899, it was designed and ordered and a single prototype was built with a German-built Daimler motor. After the end of the Boer War, Vickers was unable to complete it. He was the first president of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders. The Simms-Bosch ignition magneto was invented by him and Robert Bosch. Engine designers were able to time the ignition of fuel because it was tied to the rotation of the engine. They became the first to develop a practical high-tension magneto after their initial low-tension system. The Compagnie des Magnetos Simms-Bosch foundered in 1906 due to personal differences between


title: Tarlan Aliyarbayov

texts: The Tarlan of Shamakhi was a Soviet military officer who served as a major general. He was awarded the Order of Saint Stanislaus and the Order of Saint Anna for his service in World War I, as well as the Russian Civil War and the Armenia–Azerbaijani War. One of the three people who fought in the World Wars and the Russian Civil War was <mask>. <mask>, who was characterized by his loyalty to the early Soviet government in Azerbaijan, was hailed as a capable educator and taught military science in schools and universities of the South Caucasus, and played an important role in the formation of local military units. He was awarded the Order of the Red Banner, the Order of Lenin, and the Order of the Red Star after he commanded the 402nd and 416th rifle divisions in World War II. He focused on his political career until he died. The village of Shamakhi Uyezd, which was part of the Russian Empire, was where <mask> was born on November 28, 1892.He left for the cadet corps after graduating from the Shamakhi city school. The death of his father changed his plans and he was only able to attend the military school in Georgia in 1910. In 1914, <mask> graduated from the Tiflis military school. <mask> was a second lieutenant in the 52nd Infantry Division in the Eastern Front during World War I. He fought in several battles as a company and battalion commander. <mask> has been injured four times since the beginning of the war. He left for Baku after being sent for medical treatment.<mask> joined the national army formed by Musavat of the Azerbaijani Democratic Republic as a captain on December 19, 1918. The Russian Volunteer army was scattered throughout the country after being pushed back by the Red Army. The White Guardsmen tried to invade Azerbaijan but were stopped by <mask>'s forces. <mask> was appointed as the acting assistant to the military commander on March 7, 1919, by the decree of the Minister of War. In this capacity, he led the military conscription of civilians in the area. He served until the Red Army

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title: Tarlan Aliyarbayov

texts: invasion of Azerbaijan in 1920. In 1920, after the Red Army invasion of Azerbaijan and the establishment of Soviet power in the country, <mask> joined the newly formed Azerbaijani Red Army.He served in the headquarters of the People's Commissariat for Military and Naval Affairs in 1922. In the early 20th century, <mask> led the local pro-Bolshevik forces in battles with the local golchomags. The second People's Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs of Azerbaijan Aliheydar Garayev and the acting chief of staff of the Azerbaijani Red Army Yusif bey Maghrubov noted Aliyarbayov, who held important posts from the first days of the Soviet power in Azerbaijan He worked in the organisation of the district military commissariats in the Azeri SSR. <mask> was the head of the Azerbaijani Territorial Administration from 1923 to 1929. He was a member of the Central Executive Committee from 1925 to 1931. <mask> graduated from the M. V. Frunze Military Academy in 1927.He taught military science and training personnel for national military formations in the South Caucasus from 1930 to 1938. The formation of local military units and the training of Soviet-Azerbaijani military officers was helped by <mask>, Mehmandarov and Shikhlinski. <mask> was a military training teacher at the oil institute. The commander of the Mountain Rifle Division, Gambay Vezirov, stated that of the 88 students taught by <mask>, 87 passed the exams for the rank of junior officer. <mask> was distinguished in the military field as a disciplined, capable and exemplary commander and was awarded the rank of deputy platoon commander. In 1934, <mask>, who was the head of courses at the Azerbaijani Agricultural Institute, was described by Colonel Sluzhkov, who was seconded from the Transcaucasian Military District to monitor the teaching of military disciplines. <mask> graduated from the M. V. Frunze Military Academy during World War Two.During the Battle of the Caucasus, <mask> was appointed as the deputy commander on June 2nd, 1942 and as the commander on

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texts: October 1st, 1942. After two days, the German defence lines were broken to allow his forces to regain control of Chechnya. The Germans were destroyed by <mask>'s forces. In late 1942, deep into the German lines, his forces regained control of dozens of towns and villages in the North Caucasus. He was the deputy commander of the 58th Army Corps in the 4th Army of the Transcaucasian Front. He retired from the military in 1948. <mask> <mask> was the deputy minister of education for defence affairs from 1946 to 1949.He was a deputy of the Supreme Soviet. <mask> <mask> was married to Latifa Khanum <mask> when he died. There were two sons for the couple. <mask>'s grandson graduated from the Higher Combined Arms Command School in 1991 and became an officer in the army. Rovshan Rustamov, <mask>'s great-grandson, was killed in the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War. <mask> <mask>'s native Shamakhi has a street named after him. The Shamakhi Museum of History and Ethnography has a corner dedicated to <mask>.<mask> <mask> was promoted to a staff captain in 1914. The Order of Saint Stanislaus awarded <mask> <mask> with swords and a bow in 1916. The Order of Saint Anna fourth degree was awarded to <mask> <mask> in 1916. <mask> <mask> was promoted to lieutenant colonel on November 24, 1919. The Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union awarded the Order of the Red Star to <mask> <mask> on August 8, 1943. <mask> <mask> was promoted to major general on February 9, 1944, by the decree of the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union. The Medal "For the Defence of the Caucasus" was awarded to <mask> <mask> by the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union.The Order of the Red Banner was awarded to <mask> <mask> by the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union. The Order of Lenin was awarded to <mask> <mask> by the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union. The medal "For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941–1945" was awarded by the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union. There are people from Agsu District, Shamakhi District, and Frunze Military Academy

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