title: Choi Dong-won

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217<mask> was ranked fourth in strikeouts and fourth in strikeouts per game, and was wearing uniform number 11. He had a great season for the Giants in 1984. He had a league-leading 223 strikeouts and was ranked first in wins. On the other hand, the second-highestinnings pitched total in a season in KBO history was posted by <mask>, with 284.2. The Giants beat the Lions in seven games. He started for the Giants four times and threw four complete-games with a 3–1 record as a starter, with his final outing being Game 7. In the sixth game of the series, <mask> came up on relief in the fifth and pitched a five-hitter with six strikeouts.As a clutch "iron arm" pitcher, <mask> finished the Series with an amazing 4–1 record and an average of 1.80 in 40innings pitched in nine days. He holds the records for most wins with four and most hours pitched with 40. The 1986 season was one of the best he had ever posted. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


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title: Choi Dong-won

texts: is regarded as one of the finest in the league, also completed the game. One of the best moments in Korean baseball history is the battle between the two ace pitchers. Prior to the 1989 season, <mask> was traded with Kim Yong-chul to theSamsung Lions for Kim Si-jin and Janghyo-jo. His career spiraled downward after the trade. While with the Lions, his statistics did not improve. In just over two years with the Lions, he posted a 7–7 record. On May 20, 1990 he became the first member of the 1,000 strikeout club when he fanned Lee Kwang-Eun of the Twins.After the 1990 season, <mask> retired from baseball as a player. After retiring in 1990 and dabbling in politics, he did some baseball broadcasting work and acted. He was the minor league manager for the Hanwha Eagles and supervisor for the KBO after 2001. On September 14, 2011, <mask> died of colon cancer at a hospital in Goyang, Gyeonggi-do at the age of 53. Wife, one son, mother and two younger brothers were the survivors. The number 11 was retired by the Giants. Since the club was founded in 1975, the number has never been retired.He was portrayed by Cho in the film, Perfect Game, about the two top pitchers in the Korea Baseball Organization league during the 1980s. There are links to career statistics and player information from the Korea

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title: Bilal ibn Rabah

texts: One of the most trusted and loyal companions of the Islamic prophet Muhammad was <mask>. The first mu'azzin in history was chosen by Muhammad and he was born in Mecca. He was a former slave who called people to prayer. He died at the age of 60 in the Hijri years. In the year 590, a boy named <mask> was born in Mecca. His father was an Arab slave for the clan of Banu Jumah and his mother was a princess who was captured after the Year of the Elephant and put into slavery. Being born into slavery, Bilal had no other choice but to work for his master.Through hard work, <mask> became recognised as a good slave and was given the keys to the idols of Arabia. A lofty position in society was not possible due to racism and socio political statutes of Arabia. Muhammad Abdul-Rauf states in his book that Bilal was a handsome and impressive stature, dark brown complexion with sparkling eyes, a fine nose and bright skin. He was gifted with a deep voice. He had a beard that was thin on his cheeks. He had a sense of dignity and self esteem. In his book The Life of Muhammad, William Muir states that Bilal was tall, dark, and had African feature and bushy hair.The noble members of the Quraysh hated Bilal and called him "Ibn Sawda", the son of the black woman. When Muhammad began to preach the message of Islam, Bilal became one of the earliest converts to the faith. The slave master of Bilal began to torture him when he found out.

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title: Bilal ibn Rabah

texts: Shias believe that the Adhan couldn't be left to the dreams or reveries."If the Prophet could teach the Muslims how to perform prostrations, when, and what to say in each prayer, he could also teach them how and when to alert others before the time for each prayer." The Adhan was taught to Muhammad by the angel who taught him how to perform ablutions. Treasury was appointed minister of the Bayt al-Mal by Muhammad. The funds were distributed to people who couldn't support themselves. He was involved in the Battle of Badr. Muhammad's forces included Ali and Az-Zubair. The Muslims brought seventy camels and two horses, meaning they either had to walk or fit three to four men per camel.The future Caliph Uthman stayed behind to care for his sick wife, the daughter of Muhammad, according to many early Muslim sources. The Persian could not join the battle because he was still a free man. His piety was mentioned in the story of his footsteps being heard in paradise. After Muhammad Sunni's view in the Srat Ab Bakr Al-iddq, the Muslim armies were sent to Syria. One of the people who did not give bay'ah was Bilal. When Bilal did not give bay'ah to Abu Bakr, Umar <mask>-Khattab grabbed him and asked, "Is this the reward of Abu Bakr; he emancipated you and you are now refusing to pay allegiance to him?" "If Abu Bakr had emancipated me for the pleasure of Allah, then let him leave me alone for Allah; and if he had


title: Bilal ibn Rabah

texts: emancipated me for his service, then I am ready to render him the services required."I won't pay allegiance to a person who the Messenger of God didn't appoint as his caliph. If you have emancipated me for yourself, then make me a captive again, but if you have emancipated me for Allah, then let me go in the way of you. When <mask> wanted to go for Jihad, this was said. Abu Bakr let him go. The poem was written on his refusal to give Abu Bakr bay'ah: By Allah! If Allah had not protected me, the hyena would have stood on my limbs. There is a lot of good with Allah.I am not an innovator like they are. Bilal was exiled from Medina by Umar and Abu Bakr. The Shia scholar Abu Ja'far al-Tusi stated in lkhtiyar al-Rijal that Bilal refused to pay allegiance to Abu Bakr. Sufism Purnam Allahabadi, a Sufi poet whose works originated from the Mughal Empire, composed a Qawwali in which he mentioned how time had stopped when some companions blocked Bilal from delivering the Adhan, and appealed that it was incorrect. The companion couldn't say the letter "Sh" because he was of an Abyssinian origin. According to a hadith of Muhammad, God does not look at the outside but appreciates the purity of the heart. The Sunni scholar al-Suyuti wrote thatBilal died in Damascus in 17 or 18 years old, but some say 20 or 21 years old.Some people said he died in Medina. That is how it is in al-Isabah. When <mask>'s wife realized that he was

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title: Bilal ibn Rabah

texts: going to die, she became sad. She cried and said, "What a pain!" He objected to his wife's opinion by saying, "On the contrary, what a happy occasion!" I will meet my beloved Muhammad tomorrow. He is believed to have been buried in Damascus.There is a shrine in Amman, Jordan that is believed to be the burial of Bilal. The descendants of <mask> al-Habashi are said to have migrated to East Africa. The Imperial family in West Africa claim to be descended from him. His importance on a number of levels is incontestable despite some disagreements about the facts of his life and death. The original practitioners of their profession have traditionally been venerated by Mu'azzins. The most frequently cited example of Islam's views of measuring people by their Taqwah is the story of Bilal. Edward Blyden, a former slave of African descent, wrote in 1874 that the Adzan or Call to Prayer, which summons the same hours millions of the human race to their devotions, was first uttered by a Negro.Alexander the Great is in Asia by the side of a Negro. The List of expeditions of <mask>: A New Breed of Hero is an animated film. The notes reference H.M. Ashtiyani. Abbas Ahmad al-Bostani, la Cité du Savoir, 1999 bn Sa'd. Beyrut 1960, III, s. 232 Avnu'l-Ma'bud was written by et-Tabakt'l-Kbr. erh Dvud, III,185, bn Mce, Ezan, 1, 3. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  400. The New York Public Library has links to Medieval Islamic

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title: Susan Shelby Magoffin

texts: The wife of a trader from the United States traveled on the Santa Fe Trail in the late 1840s. She recorded her experiences in a diary, which has been used as a source for histories of the time. <mask> was born into a wealthy family on a plantation in Kentucky. Her grandfather was the first governor of Kentucky and a hero of the American Revolutionary War. She married <mask> when she was eighteen. Samuel was the son of an Irish immigrant who had prospered in Kentucky. Samuel and his brother <mask> were active in the Santa Fe trade and traveled widely in the United States and Mexico.The daughter of a prominent Chihuahua merchant married James in 1830, after he became U.S. consul at Saltillo. On the next trading journey, <mask> took his bride with him, travelling in as much comfort as possible. <mask> said their outfit included fourteen big wagons with six maids each, one yoke baggage wagon with two yokes, one dearborn with two mules, and two men on mules driving the loose stock. They brought a maid, cook, and live chickens with them. <mask> thought she was the first American lady to go. <mask> had a baby at the age of 19 on July 31, 1846. Santa Fe, New Mexico was reached by the Magoffins on August 31, 1846.They headed south to El Paso del Norte, Chihuahua and Saltillo. The journey took a toll on <mask>'s health. <mask> gave birth to a boy who did not survive. The daughter of the <mask>s was born in Kentucky in 1851. Samuel bought a large estate when they moved to Barrett's Station. The Santa Fe expedition had damaged <mask>'s health irreparably. A second daughter was born.<mask> was buried in St. Louis, Missouri after she died. <mask> assumed that Indians and Mexicans were primitive and brutish, but was quick to change her mind as she got to know them better. She was astonished that an Indian woman who gave birth to a healthy child then went to the river half an hour later to bathe herself and her baby, and repeated this practice each day. She said that many ladies in civilized life are ruined by

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title: Susan Shelby Magoffin

texts: too careful treatments during childbirth, but it is not disadvantageous. She said that she thought the Mexicans were not as good as they could be. I heard one of them say "bonita muchachita", a pretty little girl. I have reason and a good one for changing my opinion, they are very quick and intelligent.<mask> was impressed with the manners of her Mexican hosts. <mask>'s journal covers the journey from start to finish. During the Mexican–American War, the Magoffins traveled along the Santa Fe trail and down into Mexico. It provides a unique woman's perspective on the conditions of the time, the people and the events. The journey took the Magoffins from St. Louis, Missouri to the prairies of Kansas. One of the most popular parts of the buffalo is the hump ribs. It's not equal in the best hotels of New York and Philada.The sweetest butter and most delicate oil I have ever tasted was not surpassed by the marrow taken from the thigh bones. The novelty wore off by 13 July. Thousands of buffalo crossed our road frequently within two or three hundred yards. They are very ugly, ill-shapen things with long shaggy hair over their heads and a big hump on their backs. She was impressed by the great pains taken to protect the body from wolves and the grave covered in stones. Their tent collapsed in a violent storm after their carriage rolled over. On July 27th, when Santa Fe Susan became ill, she took to bed in the spacious private rooms that they had reserved.The Army of the West was at the fort when the Magoffins arrived. They were forced to delay their journey after she suffered a miscarriage. <mask> was shocked at the primitive housing when they reached the Mexican settlement at Mora creek on 25 August, and the next day they came to Las Vegas, New Mexico. They reached Santa Fe on August 31st. The Mexican governor told his soldiers not to fight after the army entered Santa Fe on August 15th. <mask>, <mask>'s brother-in-law, was sent to parley with Armijo by Kearny. The Magoffins were part of the "high

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title: Susan Shelby Magoffin

texts: society" of Santa Fe, mingling with wealthy traders, army officers and the elite of the Hispanic society.She described Doa Gertrudes Barcelo as the "principal monte-bank keeper in Santa Fé, a stately dame of a certain age, the possessor of a portion of that shrewd sense and fascinating manner necessary to lure the astray, inexperienced youth to the hall of final <mask>'s Room is located on the upper level in the Northeast corner of the building. The room may have appeared with period correct furnishings in this recreation. The Magoffins left for the south ten days after the army. They encountered the main farming people of New Mexico while travelling along the main route south. <mask> found that empty glass bottles were more expensive than full bottles in the United States. <mask> was ill at San Gabriel and they spent some time there.A lady there showed her knitting techniques and taught her how to make tortillas, which took much more work than she expected. They traveled south through the Jornada del Muerto towards Doa Ana. The danger of the desert crossing was added to by the fact that the Taos rebellion had broken out. The house of the priest Ramn Ortiz y Miera was built in 1847 and is surrounded by orchards and vineyards. The father was taken prisoner by Colonel Doniphan for encouraging armed resistance to the U.S. army. He was known for his kindness to visitors. She was taken with a little girl who is only six years of age and carries with her the dignity of our girls of eighteen.A lady much accustomed to society entered the room with a bow and "Bonus tardes" and shook hands with me. The Magoffins continued south in the wake of Doniphan's army as <mask>'s health deteriorated due to travel. Her journal ends in September 1847. Linda Marsh was cast as the historical <mask> <mask> in the "No Place for a Lady" episode of Death Valley Days. The husband of <mask> was played by Simon Scott. People of the American Old West Writers from Kentucky Writers from New Mexico 19th-century American women

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title: Jon Lester

texts: The American is a former professional baseball pitcher. He played for Boston, Oakland, Chicago, Washington, and St. Louis in Major League Baseball. Less than two years after being diagnosed with cancer, <mask> pitched a no-hitter against the Kansas City Royals. He won the World Series with the Cubs and helped lead the Red Sox to another championship. Most in baseball history, <mask> started the opening game of a playoff series twelve times. He attended a high school in Washington. He was a three-time All-Area selection and a three-time Most Valuable Player for the baseball team.He was named the State Player of the Year for Washington in 2000. The highest signing bonus for a second-round pick in the 2002 Major League Baseball draft was $1 million, which was given to <mask> by the Boston Red Sox after they selected him in the second round. In 2005, the Portland Sea Dogs of the Class AA Eastern League had a league-best 163 strikeouts and a league-leading 2.61 earned run average. He was a member of the Eastern League's year-end All-Star team and was

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title: Jon Lester

texts: selected as the left-handed pitcher for the Class AA All-Star squad. Major league teams made attempts to acquire him while he was in the minor league system. Before the 2004 season for Alex Rodriguez, the Texas Rangers rejected a proposed deal that would have included <mask>. The Florida Marlins insisted that he be included in the Josh Beckett trade before the 2006 season, but they were able to keep him.After a number of injuries and ineffectiveness of several Red Sox starters, the team recalled <mask> on June 10, 2006 to make his major league debut against the Texas Rangers. In his first year as a starter, he put up a 7–2 record and a 4.76 ERA. On August 27, 2006 <mask> was scratched from his start due to a sore back. He was placed on the disabled list and sent back to Boston for testing. At the time, it was thought that his back problems were the result of a car crash. On August 31, it was reported that <mask> was being tested for a variety of ailments, including forms of cancer. A few days later, doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital confirmed

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title: Jon Lester

texts: that he had a form of anaplastic large cell lymphoma.The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center is in Seattle. In December of 2006 it was reported that the latest scans showed no signs of the disease. The successful treatment of his lymphoma allowed him to return to the Red Sox midway through the 2007 season. In 2007, he attended spring training and started the season for the class A Greenville Drive. In April 2007, he started at Triple-A Pawtucket. In June, he was removed from the disabled list and sent to rehab. In his first start of the year for Boston, the left-handed pitcher allowed two runs on five hits and struck out six as he picked up the win against the Cleveland Indians at Jacobs Field in Cleveland.The final home run of Mike Piazza's career came on September 26 against the Oakland A's at Boston's Fenway Park, and it was given up by <mask>. In the final game of the World Series against the Colorado Rockies, <mask> pitched a 523 shut out, giving up three hits and three walks while striking out three. In his first post-season start, the lefty

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Jon Lester
Jon Lester


title: Jon Lester

texts: became the third pitcher in World Series history to win a game. The Tony Conigliaro Award was voted on by the Boston Baseball Writers' Association of America. The Kansas City Royals were no-hit in a 7–0 loss to the Oakland A's on May 19, 2008. It was the 18th no-hitter in Red Sox history. In the game, <mask> threw 130 pitches, allowing two walks and striking out nine batters, but he was charged with a throwing error on a pickoff attempt.It was the first no-hitter thrown by a left-handed pitcher since Mel Parnell in 1956, the first in MLB since teammate Clay Buchholz in September 2007, and the fourth no-hitter caught by a catcher. Nolan Ryan pitched a no-hitter against the Royals in 1973. In 2008 he went 16–6 with a 3.21 ERA. He pitched a no-hitter in his first start at Yankee Stadium. He was the American League Pitcher of the month in July and September. In Boston's victory over the Angels in the American League Divisional Series, the left-handed pitcher gave up just one earned run. Over the last three years, <mask> had the second highest winning

masks: Lester Lester


title: Jon Lester


title: Jon Lester

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The Texas Rangers were the opponents of the no-hitter on June 6.He struck out 10 batters on 61 pitches in the first six frames. Michael Young hit a one-out double to left center field in the seventh to break up the no-hitter, but <mask> pitched a complete game, striking out a total of 11 batters, giving him 23 strikeouts in two starts. The most times a left-handed pitcher has struck out ten batters in a season was on August 14th. Before that season, he had never done it. In 2009, he started 32 games and went 15–8 with a 3.41 ERA. In the ALDS against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, the Red Sox lost the first game 5–0 and were swept in the series. In 2010 he won five of the six games he started in May, after winning his final start in April.The American League pitcher of the month was Boston's <mask>, who went 5–0 with a 1.84 earned run average and 45 strikeouts. He got his 50th


title: Jon Lester

texts: no-hit bid was broken up by a home run by Michael Saunders.The loss was the second in a row for the left-handed pitcher. He turned it around by throwing six shut outs against the Yankees and then eight shut outs against the Rangers. He developed an excellent pickoff move, but fell just short of 20 wins. He finished the season T-4th in wins (19) and fourth in strikeouts (225) in the Majors. He finished 25th in the Major Leagues with a 3.25 earned run average. The man Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet On the road against Texas, <mask>


title: Jon Lester

texts: the season was because of this. When they weren't pitching for that day, they would only drink when they were told what really happened. The first of the three starting pitchers to admit to drinking was <mask>. The opening day starter in 2012 was <mask>. He had a 9–14 record, a sub-par 4.82 ERA, and a.270 batting average against. On May 10, 2013, <mask> threw a complete game one-hitter, with no walks, against the Toronto Blue Jays.In Boston's first appearance in the playoffs since 2009, <mask> was named the starting pitcher for Game 1 of the ALDS. On the second day of the series, the Red Sox won 12–2 as <mask> pitched a complete game with three walks and seven strikeouts. Josh Beckett had a record of striking out the first four batters in a game. Game 1 of the ALCS was started by <mask>. He gave up one run on four strikeouts and was outmatched by the pitching staff led by starter Anbal Snchez. The two faced off again in the fifth game of the series. A glove flip to first base by former teammate Jose Iglesias in the fifth was one of the highlights of

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title: Jon Lester

texts: the game.Game 1 of the World Series will be held in St. Louis and will be started by <mask>. There was an 8–1 victory over St. Louis starter Adam Wainwright. The Red Sox took a 2–1 lead in the series with a Game 5 win by <mask>. There were six games in the series. In a game against the Oakland A's on May 3, 2014, <mask> had a career-high 15 strikeouts. Since Josh Beckett in 2010, it was the most by a Red Sox pitcher. He was elected to the All-Star Game for the third time in July of last year after posting a 2.73 earned run average over his first 18 starts of the season.The Oakland A's traded for Yoenis Céspedes and a competitive round 2015 draft pick. The move brought back some of their former teammates, including Josh Reddick. He started against the Kansas City Royals. He pitched for the A's and had a 6–4 record. The A's played the Kansas City Royals in the Wild Card game. The A's were leading 7–4 when he left the game. The Royals made a comeback in the 12th to win the game, despite the no decision given to <mask>.The left-handed pitcher finished

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title: Jon Lester

texts: fourth in the American League Cy Young voting after a 16–11 record with a 2.46 earned run average. The Chicago Cubs agreed to a six-year, $155 million deal with <mask> in December of 2014. On April 5, 2015, <mask> made his first start for the Cubs. He allowed 3 runs as the Cubs were shut out by the Cards. He finished the month of April with a 0–2 record and a 6.23 earned run average with 24 strikeouts and five base-on balls. On May 27, 2015, in a game against the Washington Nationals, <mask> hit a fly ball to deep center field that nearly hit Denard Span. The fly ball was caught bySpan to end the second, bringing the record-setting 0-for-58 start to his career.After starting his career 0-for-66 as a hitter, <mask> recorded his first major league hit on July 6, 2015. In his first year with the Chicago Cubs, the left-handed pitcher posted an 11–13 record and a 3.34 earned run average. He was the leader in stolen bases allowed in the major leagues. He was the losing pitcher in the first game of the NLDS. He lost in the first game of the NLCS against the

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title: Jon Lester

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The Cubs won the series in four games. In the first game of the 2016 National League Championship Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers, the left-handed pitcher gave up one run and had a no-decision.He earned his third win of the playoffs by starting Game 5 and giving up one run ball. The Cubs won the series in six games. <mask> and Bez were named co-MVPs of the NLCS. The Cubs are going to the World Series for the first time since 1945. After being named the Game 1 starter of the 2016 World Series against the Cleveland Indians, he allowed three runs and took the loss. In Game 5, <mask> gave up two runs in six frames, but the Cubs won 3–2 to extend the series. The Cubs won their first championship in over a century in Game 7 when <mask> pitched in relief.On August 1, he hit his first career home run and recorded his 2,000th career strikeout. On August 18 he was placed on the disabled

masks: Lester Lester Lester


title: Jon Lester

texts: list due to shoulder fatigue. The opening day starter for the Cubs was announced during spring training. In an 11–10 win over the Minnesota Twins on July 1, 2018, <mask> hit his 2nd career home run, a three-run shot, off of Lance Lynn. Although he was not able to participate in the All-Star Game due to the fact that he had pitched on the Sunday before the game, he was still named to the team. He was 6 for the season with a 3.32 ERA. For the third year in a row and the eighth time in his career, <mask> was named the Opening Day starter.He was the winning pitcher in the Cubs victory. He called himself the "Weakest Link" in the Cubs rotation after giving up a career high 11 runs in a loss to the Oakland A's. 2020 was the worst season of his career with the Cubs, as he went 3-3 with a 5.16 earned run average and 42 strikeouts. He was a free agent after the season. The Washington Nationals signed <mask> to a one-year, $5 million contract on January 27, 2021. He was the first player on the team to wear 34. Lane Thomas was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals

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title: Jon Lester

texts: in exchange for <mask>.He earned his 200th career victory on September 20, 2021, against the Milwaukee Brewers, making him one of only three active pitchers to achieve that mark. The left-handed pitcher went 4-1 with a 4.36 earned run average and 40 strikeouts in 12 appearances for St. Louis. He became a free agent after the season. On January 12, 2022, he announced his retirement. Normally a routine task for a professional pitcher, the yips has had problems throwing the ball to first base. The yips is a phenomenon. In 2015, it was noted that <mask> had not attempted a pickoff for more than a year.He tried to get around his problems by bouncing his throws to first base. Forbes estimated that the man had an annual income of $25.3 million. He attended All Saints School in Washington. He was a three-time All-Area selection at the school. On January 9, 2009, he married the woman he met in 2007, Farrah Stone Johnson. They have three children, two sons and a daughter. The Longball Cellars brand of wine was released in March of 2011.The Hutchinson Cancer


title: Jon Lester

texts: Research Center, the place where <mask> was treated, is supported by the proceeds from the sales of his CabernAce cabernet. The funds raised from this initiative will help researchers maximize the body's ability to strike out and eliminate disease so patients can live longer. He is working with Clay to raise money for the Jimmy Fund by releasing a Charity Wine called ChardonClay. In order to support children with cancer and researchers working towards a cure, <mask> and his wife founded NVRQT. He has written guest columns for Boston.com and CNN.com. In his free time, he likes to hunt and drink wine. In an attempt to woo him, the Chicago Cubs sent him fine wines and Cubs shirts.List of Major League Baseball career games started leaders List of Major League Baseball career strikeouts leaders List of Major League Baseball


title: Charles F. Price

texts: <mask><mask> is an American novelist and historical non-fiction writer whose work covers topics from the Crusades to the American Revolution, to North Carolina in the American Civil War, and to the Texas and Colorado Wild West. The winner of the 1999 Sir Walter Raleigh Literary Award, <mask>, is one of the authors on the list. He is a sculptor in clay. <mask> was born in North Carolina to a Methodist minister and his wife. He had a sister who was a Methodist minister. He received a BS Degree in Political Science from High Point University in 1961. After six months of active duty at Ft. Jackson, South Carolina, <mask> joined the Army Reserves and worked in clerical positions for six years.From 1966 to 1971 he worked as a reporter and feature writer for the Greensboro Record. In 1969 he moved to Alabama to work as a planning consultant for the Rust Engineering Co., and then moved back to North Carolina to become the acting director of the Guilford Planning Department. He took a job as an Urban Planner in 1974 and stayed there for 20 years before retiring. He earned a Master's Degree in Public Administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In 1995 the Civil War in the Appalachians turned into full-time writing. After the critical success of his first novel, Hiwassee, he moved to North Carolina where his sister was the pastor of two Methodist churches. His father had been a minister in the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference for nearly half a century, providing the settings, story lines, genealogy and voice for his first four novels.In his second novel, Freedom's Altar, he continued the <mask> family saga begun by the Civil War era Hiwassee, taking place in the immediate

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texts: aftermath of the Civil War among the soldiers who returned to their families along the Hiwassee River Publishers. Kirkus Reviews called it "well written, and cutting deeply into the theme of racial prejudice."Cockspur, which won the Independent Publisher Book Awards for Storyteller of the Year, follows the Civil War veterans introduced earlier as they struggle against the odds imposed on the South by Reconstruction. The work was called "lyrically written, character-rich, and authentically atmospheric" by Publishers Weekly. The book "brilliantly mines the legends and history of the Southern mountains" was written by Hunter James. The book tells the story of the commander of the Southern forces of the Continental Army, which was based out of Charlotte, North Carolina. Isabel Zuber, a reviewer for the Journal, described it as a "masterpiece, carefully researched and wonderfully written, blend fact with a brilliant and vivid imagination." The novel continues his efforts to make history relevant to people in the present, according to the reviewer.E-books Following a dry spell in which publishers turned down his novels as being part of a genre no longer selling well, <mask> took three of his favorite Western stories online, venturing into the e-book trade in 2012. A combination of what he calls "vanity," as well as "the troubling prospects of aging" prompted him to make his novel available to Nook and Amazon readers. The prospect of impermanence made me want to expose my life's work as a writer to the world. The tale of Vengeance on the Sweetgrass is set in Wyoming during the 19th century range wars. In Texas, a Kiowa raiding party has upended the lives of a widowed rancher and an ex-U.S. Army Scout who


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texts: protects her from gangs and neighboring cattlemen who want to steal her land. The story of the most feared man in the West is called Four Sixes to Beat. Call Down Heaven's Fire is similar to <mask>'s own religious evolution as the son of a Methodist minister.<mask> returned to mainstream publishing with the publication of his first book-length non-fiction. The first days of the new Colorado Territory were covered in Season of Terror: The Espinosas in Central Colorado. Stephen J. Leonard, Professor of History and Chairperson of the History Department at the Metropolitan State University of Denver, praises this work as being more than a detailed and gripping account of a raft of killings. One reviewer said his book "contains horror and tragedy, but also moments of grace and scene-circling post-mortems" as he climbed to the number three spot on the Denver area bookstores' nonfiction Best Sellers list. <mask> joined a non-profit effort to improve the livability of communities by promoting quality of life, economic development, social equity and the effectiveness of arts and culture in community building. He is a co-author of a book about this effort. The Carolina Mountains Literary Festival, founded by <mask> and his wife Ruth, attracts several dozen writers and poets of regional and national renown, along with 400 to 500 participants from across the country, as well as middle-schoolers.<mask>'s first four novels are based on his paternal family history gleaned from letters, diaries, and troop rosters and pension records from the National Archives that detail the actions and movements of many of his Western North Carolina ancestors during and immediately after the Civil War. He said that he began to

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texts: weave a story around their lives so that they could witness the history happening around them. In his first novel, Hiawassee, all of the central characters, including his own direct ancestor, <mask>, are documented from the actual muster rolls of the 39th and 65th North Carolina and 39th Georgia regiments. From his mother's side, <mask> draws a lot of family lore. James Johnson was a Scots immigrant and an indentured servant who lived through the bloody events depicted in this novel to become one of the author's maternal ancestors. State historians and regional museums have aided <mask> in his research. The story of the beheading of the Espinosa brothers was covered in newspaper accounts from the 1860s, which is how much of the content of Season of Terror is based.Extensive travel through south-central Colorado while researching this book, which is illustrated with his own photographs and maps, added local color and authenticity. <mask> uses his experience as the son of a Methodist minister to help write about the areas he writes about. His novel Nor The Battle to the Strong was called a treasure trove of detail by the Historical Novel Society. Readers see the events of the past not in the form of entertainment, but as ugly and graceful as they really were, thanks to <mask>'s commitment to research and 'determined specificity'. The Christian Science Monitor said that <mask>'s prose gives a sense of immediacy to the landscape of valley, hill, field, stream and forest. The rough people in <mask>'s novels are portrayed in a realistic way. The salty, exact language, tough-minded views, hard lives, and bloody actions of these characters ring true throughout, according to Kirkus Reviews.His work shows

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texts: how terrible war is for the families left behind. Rob Neufeld writes that <mask>'s characters "dictate an unfashionable level of realism." Noting that <mask>'s father was a Methodist minister, he adds that <mask>'s writing seeks to resolve. Artwork <mask>'s fiction and non-fiction are often illustrated by his own maps, sketches and paintings that are skillfully rendered. His work can be found at his website. <mask> has five published novels, as well as one book-length work of historical non-fiction, numerous magazine articles about the history of the American frontier, four e-books and an essay in an anthology about the Revolutionary War. The Civil War novel Hiwassee. The academy is in Chicago.1996. The Altar of Freedom. John F. Blair. 1999. The cock. John F. Blair. The story of the great bear was told in 2002.There is a high county. The American Revolution in the South is the subject of Nor the Battle to the Strong. <mask>. Beil. The year 2008. Season of Terror: The Espinosas in Central Colorado is a book. The UP of Colorado is published byTimberline Books. Vengeance on the Sweetgrass is an e-book.October–November, 2008. spinosa scapegoating goes crazy: the strange case of Capt. Colorado Central Magazine had an article about E. Wayne Eaton. The months of April– May, 2009. Colorado Central Magazine had a story about Doc Holliday in Salida. February–March, 2010. Colorado Central Magazine had a story about Bat Masterson.The months of September–October and October–November. Colorado Central Magazine wrote about the Fading of a Legend. May, 2012. The Cavalry of the American Revolution was edited by Dr. Jim Piecuch. Westholme Publishing. The year 2012. There are external links to the website of <mask>.

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texts: The U-boat was commanded by Karl-<mask> during World War II. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was given to him. <mask> was credited with sinking 27 ships. <mask> joined the Reichsmarine in the late 19th century. He was a member of the Spanish Civil War patrols. He was on the battleship at the start of World War II. He served as a watch officer on the U-boat Arm before taking command of U-68 in 1941.He was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross on 13 June 1942 and the Oak Leaves to his Knight's Cross on 16 November 1942. <mask> helped rescue the crew of the auxiliary cruiser Atlantis, which was sunk by the Royal Navy. In January 1943 <mask> became the commander of the 26th U-boat Flotilla and in March 1943 he became the commander of the 24th U-boat Flotilla. He was posted to Berlin in February 1945. He was taken prisoner of war by the US at the end of the war and released in June 1945. <mask> salvaged sunken ships in the Rhine river after the war. <mask> was accused of wrongful sinking of the French tanker Frimaire in June 1942 and was arrested by the French in 1948.He worked in the shipbuilding industry after being acquitted. <mask> died of cancer on May 2, 1993 in Waldshut-Tiengen, Germany. <mask> was born in Posen in the Prussia of the German Empire on August 15, 1905. His father was a doctor. The current mayor of Elbing is Karl-<mask>. He was forced out of office when he refused to join the Nazi Party. <mask> had two siblings who died before he was seven years old.Klaus, his younger brother, died in 1942 of wounds sustained on the Eastern Front. On 1 April 1918, <mask> joined the Knigliches Preuisches Kadettenhaus in Kslin. The cadet house was turned into a boarding school after World War I. He graduated with a degree from the school in March of 1926. He joined the Reichsmarine as a member of Crew 26.

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texts: He went through basic military training with the 5th company of the 2nd department of the standing ship division of the Baltic Sea. <mask> attained the rank of Seekadett (officer cadet) on 12 October 1926 after being transferred to the training ship Niobe.After 17 months on the Emden, he was promoted to midshipman on April 1, 1928. <mask> sailed on the Emdens first training cruise. The journey took him and his crew around Africa before they were lost in the Cocos Islands. There was a commemoration on 15 March 1927. The journey continued to Japan and Alaska on the west coast of North and South America. Christmas and New Year's Day were celebrated in Rio. They went to the Middle America and the Azores.Their final stop was Vilagarca de Arousa, Spain. <mask> attended the main cadet course at the Naval Academy after his journey on Emden. The course was briefly interrupted for two training courses, the first on the tender Nordsee and the second on the survey vessel. A torpedo course in Mrwik was one of the specialized training courses he underwent. <mask> was transferred to the battleship and further ship based training in February and September of 1930. He was promoted to Oberfhnrich zur See on June 1, 1930. Korvettenkapitn (Corvette Captain) was his mentor.The battleship Bismarck was commanded by Lindemann. The light cruiser Knigsberg was <mask>'s next service position. He became an officer on October 1, 1930. A gas protection course interrupted his stay on Knigsberg. <mask> was an instructor at the Naval Artillery School for two years. <mask> attended an anti-aircraft course at Wilhelmshaven in February and an anti-aircraft instructors course in October and December of 1932. <mask> was posted to the gunnery training ship in December of 1932.He was promoted to Oberleutnant zur See on 1 April 1933. <mask> and Ruth

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texts: Oldenburg met in 1933. She was a first semester medicine student. The marriage approval was granted by the Naval Personnel Office. The two were married in April of 1934. The marriage resulted in the birth of a daughter, Karen-Helge, on June 11, 1935, a son, Karl-Friedrich, on March 15, 1939 and a son, Jan, on February 1947. <mask> was the referent for the Commander of Minesweepers for the next five months.He served as 2nd watch officer on the torpedo boat T-156 in the 2nd Minesweeper-Demi-Flotilla as well as Flag Lieutenant with the Commander of Scouting Forces. On the fleet tender Hella. He was posted to the anti-artillery training course in March of 1934. He transferred back to his former position of 2nd watch officer on torpedo boat T-156 in September 1934, but he was then transferred to the light cruiser Knigsberg in July 1934. <mask> was posted to the light cruiser Karlsruhe in 1935 and served as the 2nd officer and watch officer. <mask> received the Wehrmacht Long Service Award 4th Class on October 2, 1936, after four years of military service. He was briefly assigned to the light cruiser Leipzig in March 1937, and then again in May and June of 1937.He was a member of the non-intervention patrols of the Spanish Civil War. He received the Spanish Cross in Bronze for this service. <mask> commanded the escort ship F-7 after leading a Star sailing boat training course. <mask> was posted to Schleswig-Holstein in July 1939 as a cadet training officer after taking an officer's training course for battleship. German forces invaded Poland on 1 September 1939. In the early morning hours of 1 September 1939, <mask> participated in the bombardment of the Polish base. He was in charge of the naval infantry troops in the Battle of Hel.Together with the 5. German troops landed on the peninsula. He received the Iron Cross

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texts: 2nd Class for his actions in these battles. <mask> was a volunteer with the U-boat arm. He attended the torpedo school in Flensburg-Mrwik for his first U-boat training course in April 1940. He was posted to the 1st U-boat Training Division, followed by a U-boat commander's course with the 24th U-boat Flotilla. <mask> joined the crew of the 2nd U-boat Flotilla as a commander in training and watch officer on 30 November 1940.<mask> was on one patrol with U-38. Two ships were sunk during Liebe's eighth war patrol. The U-boat commander and first patrol was stationed at the DeSchiMAG AG Weser shipyard. The Type IXC U-boat was designed as a large ocean-going submarine for sustained operations far from the home support facilities. The 2nd U-boat Flotilla was commissioned by <mask> on 11 February 1941. He was patrolling in the Atlantic Ocean, the Caribbean Sea, and the Indian Ocean. On January 18, 1943, he surrendered command of U-68 to Albert Lauzemis.<mask>'s first patrol was a transfer patrol into the northern Atlantic Ocean from June 30 to August 1 1941. The patrol took U-68 into the North Atlantic for 33 days and was submerged. The first and second watch officers on this patrol were Oberleutnant zur See August Maus and Lauzemis. <mask> did not sink any ships. During the first five days of the patrol, U-68 came under a depth charge attack and was almost rammed by a Royal Navy destroyer. <mask> tried to torpedo strangler and came into contact with a British convoy, which he lost again without shooting a single torpedo. <mask> decided to abandon the mission when the main pump failed and headed for France.A member of the crew fell ill on the way to France after the starboard diesel engine failed. On August 1, 1940, U-68 arrived in Lorient. <mask> went for the middle and southern Atlantic Ocean, the Ascension Island, to


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texts: Saint Helena and Cape Verde on the second patrol. The patrol took U-68 into the South Atlantic for 116 days and was submerged. He was able to sink four ships during the patrol. The British Steamer was torpedoed by <mask> on September 22, 1941. He attacked the.The command of Kapitnleutnant Winter was credited with these sinkings. The British fleet oiler Darkdale was sunk by <mask>. The British motor merchant sank on 1 November 1941. The auxiliary cruiser Atlantis resupplied U-68 on 13 November 1941. The meeting place was moved southwest because the sea state was 6 to 7. Provisions were transferred to U-68 the next day. U-68 conducted a number of mock attacks on Atlantis.On November 23, U-68 received a message that Atlantis had been sunk. Up to 300 German sailors were saved by U- 126. The commander of the U-boat Arm was ordered by the Befehlshaber der Unterseeboote. The survivors were transferred to the Python two days later. U-68 and UA had a meeting with Python. <mask> and the crew began taking on fuel immediately. The procedure was delayed because of UA's late arrival.The smokestack sounded the alarms during the refueling. When Python came under attack, the additional weight of the boat was not accounted for. <mask> and the crew had difficulties keeping the boat at depth because U-68 was not ready for combat. U-68 was between a depth of and during the vital phase of the attack. It was impossible to hold the boat at periscope depth. The crew of U-68 heard the sinking of Python. The crew of the Pythons decided to scuttle the ship in order to avoid unnecessary casualties.<mask> sank seven ships during the third and fifth patrols. The patrol took U-68 to the West African coast and was submerged for 60 days. On 3 March 1942, U-68 sank, on 8 March 1942, and on 16 March 1942. Three ships were sunk on 17 March 1942. The

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texts: torpedoes were hit on 30 March 1942. U-68 sank seven ships on <mask>'s fourth patrol. He was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross on 13 June 1942.The patrol was submerged for 56 days. The World's largest oil tanker, the American steam tanker, was sunk by U-68 on June 5, 1942. Three ships were sunk on June 10, 1942. After the war, <mask> had legal consequences for sinking the Free French. The was hit by a torpedo on June 23, 1942. <mask> operated in the U-boat wolf pack Eisbr, consisting of four submarines, on the fifth patrol of U-68. The patrol took U-68 to and around South Africa into the Indian Ocean for over 100 days.The U-68 sank in September of 1942. Four ships were sunk west of the Cape of Good Hope in 1942. <mask> sank the next day. He sunk his last ship, the British Steamer, on November 6, 1942, bringing his total to 27 ships. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves was awarded to him on 16 November 1942, the 147th officer or soldier of the Wehrmacht. The U-boat War Badge with Diamonds was awarded to <mask> on January 30, 1943. The presentation was made at the Hotel Kaiserhof in Berlin by Groadmiral Erich Raeder.<mask>, Dnitz, and other officers traveled to Ktrzyn in Poland for the Oak Leaves presentation on January 31, 1943. Hitler met with Dnitz and Theodor Krancke in private. Following Raeder's resignation on January 30, 1943, Hitler appointed Dnitz as Oberbefehlshaber der Marine. Dnitz informed <mask> and the other officers present of the change in command on the return flight to Berlin. After his fifth war patrol, <mask> was transferred to the 26th U-boat Flotilla in Pillau, serving as deputy flotilla chief. He was given command of the 24th U-boat Flotilla on March 1, 1943. <mask> was in conflict with the Gauleiter of East Prussia during his time with the 24th U-boat


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texts: Flotilla.Koch ordered 6,000 untrained Hitler Youth boys to man the defensive positions around Memel in July of 1944, against the Red Army. The youngsters were evacuated over the sea. The furious Koch was mitigated by the Groadmiral. In August 1944, Merten evacuated 50,000 people. <mask> was posted to Berlin as a liaison officer after the 24th U-boat Flotilla was dissolved. He was put on the staff of the Flying Special Court-Martial West. Hitler created this unit in response to the American capture of the bridge.The Flying Special Court-Martial West was responsible for the death sentences of Major Hans Scheller, Major August Kraft, and Major Herbert Strobel, as well as Captain Willi Oskar Bratge and Oberleutnant. He was promoted to captain at sea on April 15, 1945. The Alpine Fortress was visited by <mask> and other officers in April 1945. He was taken prisoner of war after the end of World War II. He was released from captivity in the US on June 29, 1945. In October 1948, <mask> was arrested by the French and accused of being involved in sunken ships. He was held at the Cherche-Midi prison in Paris from October 1948 to March 1949.Ramcke was awaiting his trial in the same prison. <mask> was acquitted in 1949. The Frimaire was not properly marked. <mask> attended Karl Dnitz's funeral. A reunion of the survivors of City of Cairo was held in 1984. 17 survivors and <mask> attended the re-union to commemorate the publication of the book "Goodnight, Sorry for Sinking You". <mask> and Kurt Baberg wrote a book in 1986."So war!" The U-boat Sailors say no. "It wasn't like this!" The book criticizes Lothar-Gnther Buchheim for his anti-Dnitz demeanor. <mask> started working for the IKL as a military-tactical advisor on January 1, 1969. He died of cancer in 1993. Spanish Cross in Bronze, Sudetenland medal, Iron Cross, and

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texts: <mask> is an actor. He played a general surgeon in Casualty and Holby City in the 1990s, and Little John in Robin of Sherwood in the 1980s. He reprised his role as Mike Barratt for the show's 30th anniversary. Between 1978 and 1980, <mask> attended the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and Kimbolton School. He appeared in 11 productions of the National Youth Theatre between 1974 and 1978 and went on to carve a successful career as a stage actor. He was nominated for an award in 1984 for his performance in Of Mice and Men. He considered the role of Little John in Robin of Sherwood to be the most enjoyable of his career, and it has remained one of his best-known roles.He was supposed to be the first Nuclear Man in Superman IV: The Quest for Peace in 1987, but his scenes were cut from the film and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 One of the most popular characters in the film was consultant Dr Mike Barratt, who was played by Mantle. After struggling with his acting career, he returned to Holby City in 1999 and appeared in another 32 episodes until 2001, but he left Casualty in 1996 after appearing in 85 episodes. Since leaving Holby City, <mask> has continued his successful stage career, appearing in plays such as Coming Clean, A Streetcar named Desire, and Educating Rita. In 2003 he appeared in Rattle of a Simple Man, in 2006 he played the part of The Narrator in The Rocky Horror Show, and in the Christmas and New Year period of 2007, he played the villain Abanazer in a pantomime production of Aladdin at the Theatre Royal in Bath. He played


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texts: Tommy Cooper in Jus' Like That! One of his most challenging roles was A Night Out with Tommy Cooper.In addition to playing Lord Greatjon Umber in Game of Throne and as Tony Curry in White Van Man, <mask> has also played other roles. In 1957, <mask> was born. He was a fan of the football club from a young age. A chorister in the Choir of St John's College, Cambridge for four years, <mask> studied at the boarding school Kimbolton School. He became interested in theatre after working on a farm. Between 1974 and 1978 he appeared in 11 productions of the National Youth Theatre. <mask> lived in a basement as a student.His height of 6' 512” (1.97 m) made it difficult for him to play roles that were believable. He was discouraged by people who said he was too tall to be an actor. He said that his career was in the 1980s. He appeared in the national tours of David Wood's Whirligig Theatre and Deborah Warner's play, woyzeck, during the Edinburgh Festival in

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texts: 1981. He took on the role of Private Smith in the animated military comedy series Jane after appearing in an episode of Minder. David Hayman's award-winning stage production of Coming Clean was staged at the Bush Theatre in London. In 1983, <mask> was cast in the fantasy series Robin of Sherwood as "Little John", a legendary fellow outlaw of Robin Hood, who was said to be Robin's chief lieutenant and second-in-command of the Merry Men.The Saxon Tithe Barn in Bradford-on-Avon was used as the great hall ofNottingham Castle and Great Chalfield manor in Melksham was used as Maid Marion's family home in the series. Bowood House was the location of the waterfall scene for the first episode of "Robin Hood and the Sorcerer". The series' John at first appears to conform to a well-established stereotype, according to HelenPhillips. He said of his role, "It is the job I've enjoyed doing more than anything else on TV." We had a great crew working on the show


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texts: Jones in 1987 and 1998 and had a small role in Mack the Knife, a 19th-century set crime comedy which starred Ra. The Rise and Fall of the Romanov Autocracy was one of the plays he appeared in. In the One Foot in the Grave episode "The Return of the Speckled Band", <mask> played Harry, a man who "gave Clint Eastwood a pounding" in White Hunter Black Heart. In 1991, <mask> played an irate husband in the first episode of Bottom, and also had a role as a police inspector in an episode of Drop the Dead Donkey. He played Dave in The Pocket Dream at the Albery Theatre in London.He had to shave his head to play a bald monk in Alien 3. In applying for the film, <mask> sent off photographs of himself from a RADA play he had once starred in, sporting a similar shaven look. He talked about his role in Alien 3: I'm playing a heinous criminal. The last prisoners on a prison asteroid are hurtling through space. It was a hard labour prison, which is the best place

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texts: to send your bad work. We are not nice people. He starred in a CITV series in 1992.In the TV series Casualty from October 1992 to November 1996 and Holby City from 1999 to 2001, <mask> played the role of general surgeon Dr Mike Barratt. He played the brother of a patient in Casualty. One of the show's most popular characters was <mask>. He was praised for being very dominant and authoritative in his role as a hospital consultant, "shouting orders in incomprehensible hospital-speak." He was described as a "heart-throb consultant" by the Daily Mirror. A 2001 poll by the Scottish Sunday Mail voted him 7th on a list of Top "10 heart-throb docs on the box" which included the likes of George Clooney and Goran Vinji. During his time as the doctor, he received a lot of fan mail, some of which were medically related and asking for his advice, but he couldn't stand the sight of real blood.He said that people treat him like a doctor. Not a day goes by that

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texts: someone doesn't ask me for advice. He last appeared in Casualty in 1996 after turning down an offer of £250,000 to continue playing the character. He said that he was leaving because he was frightened that if he stayed too long, he would not be able to do anything else. It's not about money, it's about doing other things and not wanting Mike to fade into insignificance. The title of the 1995 edition of This Is Your Life was inspired by his role as Little John. During the tribute, he met his heroes from the cricket club and the FA Cup winners.In 1995 <mask> appeared on A Bit of Fry & Laurie. In 1994 he played a prophet in Jo Brand Through the Cakehole and in 1995 he played Frank in Educating Rita, a No.1 National Tour. He went to Africa in 1996 for Save The Children. In a TV dramatisation of the trial of Barry George, <mask> was the prosecuting barrister. A comedy about a couple who decide to start a family was written by John Godber. "I've seen


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texts: murderers and rapists get a better press than we did, and that's sarcasm," he said. He appeared in Stephen Daldry's production of The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists in 1998.His height was used to great comic effect in the role of Simon Horton in the British sitcom The Vicar of Dibley, where he played the younger brother of David Horton. In 1999, <mask> played Victor in a production of The Price at the Bristol Old Vic. Ian Shuttleworth of the Financial Times said that <mask>'s Victor was a character who "sacrificed a promising academic career in science to become a cop on the beat simply in order to keep his shattered father." In May 1999, <mask>, a cricket fan, agreed to participate in a celebrity international cricket tournament with the likes of Caprice Bourret,Rory Bremner, and Lawrence Dallaglio. After experiencing mixed fortunes in his acting career after leaving Casualty, <mask> decided to return to the role of Dr Mike Barratt in Holby City


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texts: in 1999. "<mask> will always be the best consultant Holby had ever had, that's what I'm saying." After 32 episodes, <mask> left his role in Holby City.<mask> participated in a charity trek of the Annapurna circuit in the Himalayas and to Everest Base Camp to raise money for Hope and Homes for Children. There was an episode of Heartbeat in 2002. In Ben Bolt's TV movie, Second Nature, which starred Alec Baldwin in the leading role, and in the first episode of Fortysomething, he played a character called Maynard. He played a "big, bashful Northern mill-worker who lives with his mum" in the stage production of Rattle of a Simple Man. Gail Cooper of the Western Mail praised his performance and said that he was cast against type as the virgin who admits to being only 35. If you want to imagine how SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA is, you should think of Roy Cropper. In 2003 <mask>

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texts: began filming The Bingo Club, one of five specially commissioned one-hour plays which were screened in January 2004.The story of three women facing romantic hardship and growing old is told in The Bingo Tales. <mask> was rushed to Selly Oak Hospital with a leg injury after he fell on his face while shooting a fencing scene. In 2004, <mask> appeared in an episode of The Afternoon Play and in 2005, he appeared in John Putch's two-part TV movie The Poseidon Adventure. He was in an episode of Doctors. He had roles in Doctor Who, Simon Shore's After Thomas, and The Narrator in The Rocky Horror Show. The play was performed at the Festival Theatre in Malvern in June 2006 and was described as an "acclaimed comedy" which "chronicles the more bizarre of America's attempts to kill the Cuban leader, including filling his shoes with poison and inventing an exploding cigar." During the Christmas and New Year period of 2007, and 2008, <mask> portrayed the villain


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texts: Abanazer in a pantomime production of Aladdin at the Theatre Royal in Bath, which was described as an attempt by a theatre spokesman for Mantle to "throw off his gentle giant persona and transform himself into a classic panHe performed in 64 shows for five and a half weeks. He appeared in an episode of The Invisibles in 2008. In 2009, <mask> had minor roles in two films, Morris: A Life with Bells On and Into the Storm. In 2010, <mask> played Tommy Cooper in Jus' Like That! Tommy Cooper appeared at the Edinburgh Festival. Many of Cooper's magic tricks were mastered by <mask> during his training for the role. "It's such a great honor to play Tommy, I love the man," said <mask>, who plays Cooper.He is one of the funniest comedians in the country. This tour is an immense thrill for me. Given that he had to combine several aspects of skill, from the magic tricks to the joke-telling, the physical comedy, and emulating the distinctive voice, <mask>

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texts: considered the role highly challenging. The play was warmly received by critics despite the fact that he was well known for playing a doctor in Casualty. <mask>, best known for his role as Dr Mike Barratt in Casualty, has had to get used to wearing a fez and conjuring up some magic for his title role in Jus' Like That. A night out with Tommy Cooper. He played Tony Curry, father of the central character, in the TV series White Van Man.He provides the voice to the audio editions of the Nick Stone thrillers and has an ongoing role in Game ofThrones as Lord Greatjon Umber, a close ally of Robb Stark. In the 2012 episode of "The Hounds of Baskerville", <mask> played Dr Frankland. The Ladykillers was a comedy written and performed by <mask>. He had to withdraw from the touring production after he was attacked at a hotel. On the night of Saturday 23 March, he became involved in a brawl after asking a group of fellow guests to keep the noise down, during

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texts: which part of his right ear was bitten off. He had to have it sewn back on after an emergency surgery. A 32-year-old man from Hamilton, South Lanarkshire was charged over the incident and appeared before a magistrate in April 2013; another man was released on bail in connection to the incident; and a third man has been released without charge.Two people were found not guilty of all charges. In the 18th season of the British children's television series Thomas & Friends, <mask> provided the voice of Gator. The British and American dubbed versions of Gator were voiced by him. There are links to filmography External


title: Norman W. Webber

texts: Lieutenant-General Sir Arthur Currie, Commander of the Canadian Corps in World War I, had a staff officer in the British Army named <mask>, who was the Chief of Staff. The oldest son of Henry and Emily Morris was born on February 22, 1884. The claim that <mask> was the oldest British soldier to be killed in World War I is now disputed. Tommy was educated at Bradfield College and the Royal Military Academy. He became a second lieutenant in the Royal Engineers on June 25, 1899. Major Spring Rice was the inventor of the Rice Blockhouse and he was a member of the 23rd Field Company RE. He was promoted to lieutenant on December 31, 1901.After peace was declared in South Africa in May of 1901, <mask> left and arrived in the United Kingdom. He was a member of the RE polo team in Gibraltar from 1903 to 1905. He was posted to India in 1906. He commanded a section of the 19th Sappers as part of an expedition to the Makran coast in an attempt to discourage gun-running across the Persian Gulf. He passed out of the Staff College in 1914 after taking a 2-year course. The 26th Field Company RE was attached to the British 1st Division in the First World War. The building and repair of bridges and the construction of trenches at the Aisne were all done by the Field Companies.The 26th were thrown into the line as infantry at the cost of many casualties. There was a mention in Despatches. The GSO3 at 1st Division HQ was appointed on November 2nd. In June 1915, he was posted as GSO2 to the 47th London Division, which was immediately involved in the Battle of Loos. In 1916, he was promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel and posted to the 2nd Canadian Division, which was engaged in the Battle of Mount Sorrel. He received the DSO in 1916. During the summer of 1916, he worked at British Army HQ as well as his GSO duties.There are instructions for the training

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title: Norman W. Webber

texts: of divisions. There is a document along with another one. Instructions for the Training of Platoons for Offensive Action became the main training manual for the British and Dominion armies and were also adopted by the US Army later in the war. After the Battle of Flers-Courcelette, which was part of the Somme campaign, the Canadian Corps was moved to the west and attacked on 9 April 1917. The British staff officers attached to the Canadian Corps praised <mask> as being the most helpful and co-operative, as he had been involved in the planning of the major Canadian success. He received his sixth Mention for his work at Vimy Ridge. The Canadian Corps had a struggle at Passchendaele.In December 1917, <mask> was asked to write a report on the British Anti-Aircraft forces. They should be in charge of an assistant director. He was given a job as an Engineer officer after the report was accepted. He was made a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George in 1918. In March 1918, he was posted to the War Office with the rank of temporary brigadier-general to assist Major-General Basil Burnett-Hitchcock in planning for the demobilization of British and Dominion forces after the war. Less than a week before the Germans launched the Spring Offensive of 1918, he was there. After returning to France on the 24th, he was immediately attached to Gough's staff at Dury, south of Amiens, however four days later he and his staff were dismissed and replaced by General Sir Henry Rawlinson.He was posted to the Canadian Corps under Lieutenant-General Sir Arthur Currie, but was not included in the dismissal. The great deception that preceded the Battle of Amiens was planned by the Battle of Amiens. On the first day of the battle, the Canadian Corps advanced up to 8 miles. In the afternoon the Canadian Corps advanced HQ at Gentelles was visited by

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title: Norman W. Webber

texts: General Rawlinson, who asked if he could use the British 32nd Division instead of the Canadian 3rd Division for the next day's proposed dawn advance. The orders were issued on this basis. The permission to use the 32nd Division was revoked by Major-General Sir Archibald Montgomery. Canadian units didn't get going until the following day because new orders had to be issued late at night.He was upset that he was blamed for aiding and abetting the 4th Army Commander by suggesting the initial change of plan. The Canadian Corps moved east to face the German defensive line after Amiens. The village of Monchy-le-Preux was attacked on August 26th. Two weeks before the Armistice, the War Office recalled the deputy director of demobilisation in order to plan the attack on Valenciennes by the Canadian Corps. His position with the Canadian Corps was taken over by R. J. F. Hayter. He received his ninth Mention on July 5, 1919. He was with the War Office until the end of 1919.British and Dominion troops returned to civilian life over 3 million times. He returned to the Staff College with the rank of colonel. He retired from the army with the rank of brigadier-general. The Army and Navy Stores department store group had a new assistant general manager in 1929. He became a director in 1944. He attended his last meeting of the British Empire Services League's annual conference in 1949 after becoming the league's honorary treasurer in 1924. Marriage took place in Gibraltar Cathedral on 26 April 1905.The governor of Gibraltar, Field Marshall Sir <mask>, lent his carriage and launch to take the couple on their honeymoon after the wedding. 3 children were produced by the marriage. There was a death in the Bexhill Hospital on April 19th, 1950. The Companions of the Order of St Michael and St George were British Army generals who were in World War


title: Jumbo Tsuruta

texts: Heavyweight Championship in Tokyo, Japan, on February 23, 1984. He lost the title to Rick Martel on May 13, 1984. The first World Tag Team Championship took place on June 10, 1988.He fought in 3,329 matches during his 26 year career. Stan Hansen, Billy Robinson, The Destroyer and Genichiro Tenryu are some of his most notable opponents. On April 18, 1989 in Tokyo, <mask> defeated Stan Hansen to become the first Triple Crown champion. After completing the October "Giant Series" tour in 1992, he disappeared from the company for a year due to Hepatitis C. In matches against teams which included Masanobu Fuchi, Haruka Eigen, and other old-timers, Baba and Rusher Kimura often worked together. He retired on February 20, 1999 and held a ceremony on March 6, 1999. After <mask>'s retirement, he and his family moved to the United States to be a visiting researcher at the University of Portland.<mask> earned a master's degree in coaching in 1997 and later became a part-time instructor in physical training at his old University. By the end of the year he was back in Japan, after he was diagnosed with Hepatitis B, which eventually turned to full blown liver cancer as well as cirrhosis of the liver. Due to strict laws over organ donation in Japan, <mask> had to try and find a donor outside the country. Two months after he left for Australia to look for a donor, a donor was found in the Philippines. The 49-year-old <mask> died at the National Kidney and Transplant Institute in the Philippines on May 13, 2000, after he began bleeding uncontrollably during the liver transplant surgery he had on May 13,

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title: Osvaldo Civirani

texts: <mask> was an Italian photographer, producer, director, cinematographer, screenwriter and author. Civirani was a still photographer for over two hundred films. erotic mondo film, eurospy film, Spaghetti Western, costume drama, comedy, giallo, and exotic erotic drama were some of the films produced and directed by Civirani. He wrote two autobiographical books as an author. The son of a photographer, Civirani was born in Rome in 1917. Civirani was a photographer on the set for more than two hundred films. While the scene was being shot, Civirani introduced the novelty of taking pictures not after the scene was shot, but while the scene was being shot.This was the first time that the still photographer appeared in the title credits. Civirani continued to work as a still photographer for other Italian directors. Civirani worked as a producer and director from 1963 to 1976. Civirani convinced the producer to co-finance with himself the low-budget night report Sexy proibito consisting of about 15 variety show numbers and six ballet numbers and compositions, which he directed with a troupe of 12. The commentary written and spoken by Dino Verde and the soundtrack by Lallo Gori were added after the moviola. Sexy proibito proved to be an unexpected financial success and caused Mordini to produce another one like it on his own. In 1964, Civirani produced and directed a second report film called Tentazioni proibite.The film was shot in a techniscope with a small group of people. The first numbers were shot on location at the Berlin Wall, at the Reeperbahn, in Soho and on the third platform of the Eiffel Tower for a striptease - a trip of nine days, after which a striptease in a gondola on the Grand Canal and a few The sword-and-sandal film Hercules Against the Sons of the Sun was co-written, produced and directed by Civirani and starred Mark Forest and Giuliano Gemma. The western Sheriff with the Gold was to feature Klaus Kinski in a major role, but


title: Osvaldo Civirani

texts: Civirani tore up the contract due to Kinski's insistence on his clause securing him the right to change any sequence as he saw fit. The film was shot in Sardinia with a small group of people. The use of American names has become a fashion in Italian westerns. Ken Clark was going to be the main character in his next film.When Clark did not cut his hair as Civirani had asked, he was given Roger Browne. The film was shot at a number of locations, including the Tuborg Brewery, in Lugano, in Marrakesh, and in Torremolinos. Civirani tried to woo the main actress during the shoot, contrary to his own code of conduct. Civirani produced and directed a film called The Beckett Affair in 1966. It starred Lang Jeffries and was co-produced with a French company who helped with the shooting in Paris. Son of Django starred Guy Madison, Gabriele Tinti, Daniele Vargas and Gordon Mitchell. The exteriors of the Magliana and the interiors of the De Paolis studio were used for the film.The Devil Has Seven Faces was a psychological giallo written by Civirani. The co-production with a Spanish company, who was in for 30 percent, broke up during the shoot. The material was out of focus so he had to reshoot it. <mask> personally sold an English dubbed version of the film in New York City. Lang Jeffries was flanked by Edwige Fenech and Erna Schrer, who were only on set for three days. Walter caught the real life accident of Jacky Ickx on film, which was used in the film. The comedy western Trusting Is Good was produced and directed by Civirani.It is better to shoot. In 1968, assisted by historian Maria Bellonci and screenwriter Barbara Alberti, Civirani embarked on a film project based on a story of his own titled "Lucrezia" and dealing with the life of Lucrezia Borgia. For the title role, he wished for a Czech actress who was able to escape the consequences of the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia by catching a flight to Rome at the last minute. The role of Pope


title: Osvaldo Civirani

texts: Alexander VI was played by Civirani, and she visited him when he was in Dubrovnic. After signing the contract, he had to back down due to his commitment to the Yugoslawian government and was replaced by Leon Askin. Lucrezia was shot at the De Paolis studio in Rome, then in the woods of Manziana, and finally at the Villa Farnese in Caprarola, where Landi acted as body double for Schoberov in a nude riding scene. The case of the auxiliary bishop of Munich, who in 1944 was forced to shoot 17 hostages in the Italian hamlet of Filetto di camarda, was in the news.He went to Filetto to speak with witnesses and set up a treatment. For the shoot, he went there with a troupe of 12 people and the actors, among them Ivano Staccioli and Anna Miserocchi, recruited extras on location, who all helped in the reconstruction. The screenplay was adapted on the fly because of the new facts brought about by the latter process. The film barely turned in the low guaranteed minimum in Italy. A small profit could be made through foreign sales. In 1971 Civirani produced and directed a film with a comedy duo called Ric e Gian alla conquista del West (Rick and John, Conquerors of the West). The predictions for the film's success were very positive, but it flopped at the box office, costing 80 million lire and returning 30.This was due to an unfortunate distribution strategy. Civirani produced and directed four films with Franco and Ciccio. The production company "Production International Films" was founded by him in order to shoot Two Sons of Trinity and I due gattoni. The first Franco and Ciccio film to appear on an American distribution list was this one. The comedies I due pezzi da 90 and I 2 della Formula 1 alla corsa pi pazza del mondo were shot with Civirani. On August 14, 1974, <mask> and his foreign production secretary traveled to Santo Domingo to scout for a possible co-production. After the financial disaster of Ugo Liberatore's film Noa-Noa in which the


title: Tony Zappone

texts: <mask> was the youngest journalist to cover a political convention at the age of 16. During the Warren Commission hearings into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, he was the youngest contributor of evidence. At the age of 14, he began his career in journalism as a photographer for The Tampa Tribune, which paid three dollars per news photo used. JFK was photographed four days before his assassination in Dallas, Texas. Nine months later, he presented the slain President's brother, Robert F. Kennedy, with pictures he had taken that day which were accepted for public display at the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston. The presentation was held at Kennedy's office in Washington. The building was renamed the Robert F. Kennedy Department of Justice Building almost 40 years later.The attorney general said he would make sure the photographs were held with other exhibits and materials until the Kennedy library was built. The Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston has a collection of his photographs. The last time Secret Service agents were posted at the rear of a presidential limo was during The Warren Commission's investigation into the Kennedy assassination and are still used today in Secret Service training. Kennedy was exposed to the public for the second longest period of time of any appearance during his entire Presidency, the longest being his visit to West Berlin, Germany on June 26, 1963. A week after the presentation of photos, Zappone was the youngest photographer to cover the 1964 Democratic National Convention at the original Atlantic City Convention Center, having been granted an "All Areas" pass. He would take his film to the main post office in Atlantic City and then mail it to the newspapers. During the convention, he was interviewed by two NBC News correspondents.He caught up with Robert Kennedy at a rear exit after the attorney general's speech to an enthusiastic


title: Sébastien Guèze

texts: <mask> is a classical French singer. He sings the French and Italian romantic repertory. He was born in Lyon, France, but grew up in the Ardche mountains in south of France, where he studied singing and business at the University of Montpellier and the National Conservatory of Music of Paris. He won the Audience Prize and the Second Prize at the operalia contest. The National Opera of Athens staged La bohme in 2008 and he received widespread recognition as one of the most promising tenors of his generation. The Theatre Royale de le Monnaie Brussels, La Fenice Venezia, and the Paris Opera Comique are just a few of the theaters where he has performed. The winner of the Operalia contest will receive an Audience Prize and a Second Prize.


title: Mark Mazower

texts: <mask> is a British historian. He has expertise in Greece, the Balkans and 20th-century Europe. He is a professor at Columbia University in New York City. His parents worked for the same company. He enjoyed playing the French horn and writing music. His father was a Russian Jew. When he began to write his book What You Did Not Tell: A Russian Past and the Journey Home, he discovered that his grandfather, Max, was a member of the Bund, a Jewish socialist party, was involved in revolutionary activities, and helped print illegal books in Yiddish advocating socialism.Max was imprisoned twice in Siberia before he fled the country and settled in England in 1924. In Golders Green, his grandparents continued to hang out with Russian-Jewish revolutionaries. He said that he enjoyed reading classical literature and philosophy when he was younger. He received his degree in Classics and Philosophy from the University of Oxford in 1981 and his PhD from the same university in 1988. He holds an MA in International Affairs. Prior to his arrival at Columbia, Mazower taught at a number of universities. Since 2002 he has written for newspapers such as the Financial Times and The Independent.He was appointed to the Advisory Board of the European Association of History Educators. Greek and Balkan history has been written about by the author. His book The Balkans won the Wolfson History Prize and Inside Hitler's Greece: The Experience of Occupation won the Longman History Today Award for Book of the Year. The Runciman Prize and Duff Cooper Prize were won by Salonica, City of Ghosts: Christians, Muslims and Jews. The 20th-century European history is more of a concern for Mazower. In his book Dark Continent: Europe's Twentieth Century, he argued that the triumph of democracy in Europe was not inevitable but rather the result of chance and political agency on the part of citizens, subjects and leaders. Nazi German occupation policy in


title: Mark Mazower

texts: different European countries was compared in Hitler's Empire: Nazi Rule in occupied Europe.No Enchanted Palace was published in 2009. The United Nations has strict ties to colonialism and the League of Nations. The history of international organisation in general is evaluated beginning with the Concert of Europe at the start of the 19th century in Governing the World. The biography of his own family, What you did not tell, described their lives, education and politics and how it influences his interest in history, place and the writing of biography. An acclaimed biographer wrote of his reconstruction of a family's life meticulously drawn from archives and collections of papers in the UK, Russia, Belgium and Israel. Moorehead explains that the story is woven into a picture of left wing European Jewry from the founding of the Bund workers' union. His portrait of a family and a people who fought for justice was based on their own personal knowledge of poverty and exploitation.John Crace wrote in his interview with <mask> that he likes walking, football, swimming in Hampstead ponds and dislikes commute and celebrity culture. The promotion of Greece, its long history and culture to the international general public was the reason for his Greek citizenship. The Dido Sotiriou Award of the Hellenic Authors Society, 2012 Society of Columbia Graduates Great Teacher Award, and the Hitler's Empire: Trilling Award are all awards. The New York Review of Books is an anthology. LXVII, no. pp. 1 in January 2020. 45–46, 48.What you didn't tell is A Russian Past and the Journey Home. The History of an Idea is a book by thePenguin Group. The End of Empire and the Ideological Origin of the United Nations is a book. Salonica, City of Ghosts: Christians, Muslims and Jews, and Hitler's Empire: Nazi Rule in occupied Europe were edited. The Columbia University website Ethnicity and War in the Balkans has links to the official website of


title: Brice Pauset

texts: A French composer named <mask> was born in Besanon. Composer <mask> was born in Besanon in 1965, and began his musical education by learning the piano, violin and harpsichord. He was awarded a grant in 1994 and was a student at the institute from 1994 to 1996. He has pursued a dual career as a composer and performer of his own works as well as playing the early works on the piano forte and the harpsichord. In France, <mask>t works with IrCAM, the Festival d'Automne in Paris, the Accroche-Note ensemble, the Ars Musica festival in Belgium, and the SWR in Germany. Sometimes his works call for musicians unexpected in the realm of contemporary music, such as his Vanités which was first sung by countertenor Gérard Lesne with Il Seminario Musicale at Royaumont. The Philharmonic Orchestra of Radio-France conducted by Peter Etvs was involved in the performance of 42 and Schlag-Kantilene.He completed a six-symphonies cycle, among many other ensemble or chamber works. The Arditti String Quartet and WDR Choir and Orchestra performed in Kln Philharmony. Three books of Canons for solo piano were written by him for Nicolas. The first of several etudes was part of the studies project. He taught composition at the school. He is the Chief Executive of the Ensemble Contrechamps. Editions Lemoine, Paris, is the publisher of works by Pauset.The musical theatre on the poems "Der Tanz" and "Das Mdchen in der Fremde" was written for actors, dancers, choir and large instrumental ensemble. A collaborative composition with Isabel Mundry was published in the book WONDERFUL DELUXE, Rves et futilités d'une idle. by Ed. Opera for solo voices, madrigal, and large orchestra. by Ed. Six Canons - Musurgia combinatoria (2001) Orchestra Kataster is a work by Gravis Orchestral. Ed.The Konzertkammer is an orchestra and 3 percussionists. There are three orchestra groups (20') Publ. Ed. The music is from the Gravis ensemble. The ensemble is in the 20' range. Ed. Ed.

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title: Soenario

texts: <mask> was an Indonesian politician and diplomat who served as the 7th Foreign Minister of Indonesia from 1953 until 1955. One of Indonesia's leading figures during the independence movement was an administrator for the Perhimpoenan Indonesia association in the Netherlands. He was born in East Java, Indonesia. He began his education at the Frobelschool and went on to Europeesche Lagere School. He then went to the Leiden University and the Rechtshoogeschool. He was involved in the management of the association while he was in the Netherlands. He assisted in the Indonesian independence movement after returning from the Netherlands.He was a member of the KNIP after the Declaration of Independence of Indonesia. He continued to serve in the government after the Indonesian Revolution. He was Minister of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia from 1 August 1953 to 12 August 1955 and Ambassador to the United Kingdom from 1956 to 1961. At Diponegoro University, he was a Professor in Political Science and International Law. He died in Jakarta. On August 28, 1901, <mask> Sastrowardoyo was born in East Java, Indonesia. He was the oldest son and the first of 14 children.The equivalent of kindergarten is what he entered in 1908. He was taught by two teachers at the school. During colonial rule, he entered the Europeesche Lagere School, a European elementary school system. He lived in the house of his grandfather. After completing his education at ELS, he continued his education at the MOLO, the equivalent of a junior high school during colonial rule. He transferred to the equivalent of Vocational High School after attending for a year. He lived at the house of his uncles, named Kusman and Kunto, and studied both the French language and law.He continued his studies in the Netherlands after finishing his education. After going by boat to Genoa, he continued his journey by train to Belgium, where he stayed overnight. He studied at the Faculty of Law at the University of Leiden.

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title: Soenario

texts: was the creator of Pancasila. The committee was chaired by a man. The figures who helped formulate the 1945 Jakarta Charter include Ahmad Subardjo and Alexander Andries Maramis. Sunario died in Jakarta on May 18, 1997. He was buried in a cemetery. President Suharto spoke at his funeral.The 100th anniversary of his birth was celebrated at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The first of 14 children of <mask> was a wedono of the Uteran District. Sastrosentono was his grandfather. The family's roots go back to the 15th century Java. The family name was derived from the Sanskrit words sastra and wardaya, meaning "writings of the heart." He had 13 younger siblings. Subekti Sastrowardojo, an instructor in women's studies at the University of Indonesia, died in infancy during the 1918 flu epidemic, while Sunarjo Sastrowardoyo was an elementary school teacher.He married a Minahasa Protestant who was the delegate from Manado at the 1928 Youth Congress. He married her on July 7, 1930. She died in 1994. They had 5 children. Sunaryati Hartono, who is an attorney, lawyer, and professor of law, was a politician who served in the People's Representative Council, Sunardien, who was an economist, and Wuryastuti Sunario, who was managing director of the Indonesian. He has a granddaughter, Maya Sunario, who is a committee member of the Association since 2003 and is based in Dublin, Ireland, as well as Dian Sastrowardoyo, an actress and model. He is the first cousin of Nugroho Wisnumurti, who was Indonesia's Permanent Representative to the United Nations and Other International Organizations from 2000 until 2004.Hartriono B. Sastrowardoyo is a US-based journalist for The Asbury Park Press. The Indonesian Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology has a short biography on their website. There is a short biography at the Indonesian Youth Pledge Museum. There is a biography at Indonesia. The Sastrowardoyo family were ambassadors of Indonesia to the United


title: Fiona Peever

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title: Fiona Peever

texts: - 1947), a bookstall manager, selling books, newspapers and stationery. Ernest Oscar Winkler-Haase was a scientific works accountant who married in West Ham in 1914. They lived in St Albans in 1939. John H. Winkler and Christine D. Willis married in 1954.She was married to the sculptor Alec Thomas <mask> in 1985 and was born in 1964. Since 1983, they have been working together. She attended the City and Guilds of London Art School. <mask> was based at the studio with her husband. The company was incorporated. She became a director in 2015. She creates art with her husband and other artists.She specializes in public art, including large sculptures, stone carving and lettering. Wood, steel and bronze are some of the materials she uses for her sculptures. She makes church and graveyard memorials. Many of the installations and poetry trails she creates are public works. She and Alec have achieved a number of awards for their work. In collaboration with Alec and other artists, the following is a small sample of many commissioned works. The sculpture in Chamberlain Square is named after Thomas Attwood, the first Member of Parliament in the city.It was a collaboration between two people. In this sculpture, the bronze Thomas Attwood, the economist who helped bring about the Reform Act of 1832, has climbed down from his pedestal and is sitting on the steps of the amphitheatre. The words "prosperity," "the vote," and "reform" are written on the steps where he has walked. His notes were titled Votes

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title: Fiona Peever

texts: for All, Full Employment, and Free Trade. The values Mr Attwood promoted are reform, vote and prosperity. The sculpture was taken for safekeeping before the library was demolished. A brown plaque commemorates the statue even though it may be gone until building work is finished.The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Walk in London has stone and metallic pavement markers. They were created by <mask>. Children designed grotesque carvings to replace weather-worn ones on the Bodleian Library in Oxford. The stone carvings were created from the designs of the children. The nine winning designs are: Wild boar, Dodo, Tweedledum and Tweedledee, J. R. R. Tolkien characters, General Pitt Rivers, Aslan the Lion, Green Man, Sir Thomas Bodley, and Three Men in a Boat. The grotesques will stare out over Oxford for hundreds of years. I hope that the winners will be able to revisit their carvings many times, so that they can see them with their children and grandchildren.<mask> said that the way the shadows work in order to create the strength of design that can be understood by the passerby is one of the reasons for the view of the carvings from below. Dr <mask> and Alec. The Junior department of Highgate School in London was designed by Architype in Portland stone to replace the Cholmeley House library. There is a painted glass window screen and sculptures that are appropriate for children. There are links to British sculptors, British women sculptors, English artists, and British architectural

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title: Matthew Spiranovic

texts: <mask> is an Australian soccer player who plays for the Victory in the A-League, as well as being an Australian national team representative. After making one competitive appearance for the Victory, he was released with the consent of his coach to join German club 1. FC Nrnberg is located in Nrnberg, Germany. He made just 28 first team appearances over four seasons with the German club, playing more for the club's second side. During the 2010 J-League season, he made 13 league appearances and scored a goal for the Urawa Red Diamonds. At the end of his loan spell, he signed permanently for the club for a fee of 450.000. There were two appearances for Australia in the 2010 and 2014 World Cup.He was part of the team that finished runners-up in the 2015 Asian Cup and was also part of the team that won the 2005 OFC U 17 Championship. He also has a UK passport and an Australian passport. He was a member of the Australian national championship team at U–15 and U–14 levels. He played for the former junior club and Victorian State League Division 2 North-West side North Geelong Warriors and scored one league goal. He was awarded the Weinstein medal for best junior player of the year by Football Federation Victoria in 2005, after earning a scholarship with the Victorian Institute of Sport. The Australia U–17 national team will play five games in Chile, against Palestino U–17, Universidad Catolica U–17, Colo-Colo U–17 and Chile U–17. The tour was to prepare for the championship.The Qantas U–17 Joeys won the 2005 OFC U 17 Championship and qualified for the 2005 FIFA U 17 World Championship, where they played in all three group-stage matches. He was selected to play in the Four-Nations tournament in July of 2005 against Costa Rica, Ecuador, and Peru. Socceroo teammates Nikita Rukavytsya, Bruce Djite, and Nathan Burns were all graduates of the Australian Institute of Sport. In August 2006 he


title: Matthew Spiranovic

texts: the struggles of his As Urawa recorded three wins in the same week, Spiranovic continued his fine form by playing 90 minute games in defence. A 2–0 win to Ventforet Kofu. The side had been without a loss for nine games before the League Cup win on 27 July and the 1–0 away victory on 30 July. The first match of the 2012 J. season was in Urawa.In the League Cup on 20 March, he received his second yellow card and was sent off in the 81st minute in his side's 1–0 win. In July of 2012 he left Japanese outfit for Al-Arabi Sports Club. The club confirmed on July 9th that they have signed a new player. It was reported that he requested a transfer due to his lack of game time in Japan. After receiving offers to go back to Europe, most notably in Wales from Brendan Rodgers atSwansea City and thenLiverpool, he opted for Al Arabi. It was in time for the A-League season to start that <mask> joined the Western Sydney Wanderers. On July 16, 2015, he transferred to Chinese Super League side Hangzhou Greentown.He signed a one-year contract with Perth Glory on June 22, 2018. He left Perth Glory at the end of his contract. After two years without playing professional football, Spiranovic returned to Australia and joined the Victory. On April 5, 2007, he announced his intention to play for Australia on The World Game. He was called up to the national side for a friendly against Uruguay in June 2007, after he stated his intention to play for Australia. He missed out on a spot in Australia's Asian Cup squad because he didn't play in the defeat against the South Americans. On May 23, 2008, he made his senior international debut for the Socceroos, coming on as a substitute against Ghana, followed by a start in the World Cup Qualifier against China on June 22, 2008.Despite the public's belief that he would make the 2010 World Cup squad, as well as being transferred to Japanese sideUrawa Red Diamonds


title: Christian Aguilera

texts: <mask> is an American mixed martial artist who competes in the Welterweight division. He fought in the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Aguilera was obsessed with fighting and boxing as a child and did a bit of taekwondo. Hockey was the only major sport with fighting allowed. He wanted to play hockey in college and the NHL, but they didn't pan out. He started his career in mixed martial arts. He made his debut against Maycon Mendona at LFA 30.He knocked out Maycon in the first 30 seconds of the bout. After winning in King of the Cage. On March 23, 2018, the two faced off at LFA 36. He won the bout with a knockout in the second round. On June 29, 2018, Matthew Frincu faced <mask>. He lost the war by unanimous decision. On February 2, the former UFC fighter David Michaud faced the former UFC fighter.He was defeated in the second round. On January 31, 2020, at LFA 81, <mask> will face Eliziario after picking up a TKO win in the Celtic Gladiator promotion. The bout was won by unanimous decision. On June 13, 2020, he made his UFC debut against Anthony Ivy. The fight was stopped less than a minute into it. He won the Performance of the Night award. The UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Raki was held on August 29, 2020.He lost the fight through a guillotine choke. On January 16, 2021, <mask> was supposed to face Warlley Alves. In late December, <mask> pulled out due to an injury. On May 8, 2021, the UFC will show Rodriguez vs. Waterson. He lost the bout in the first round due to an anaconda choke. On May 8, 2021, it was announced that he had left the UFC. On October 1, 2021, at BFL 69, <mask> was to face Kajic.However, he pulled out due to an injury.

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