title: Nick Ramsay

texts: being drunk during a debate.An investigation was launched by the Assembly's presiding officer after she received a complaint that an AM appeared drunk and made "slurred, incoherent and insolent" contributions to a debate on mental health in the Senedd. During a speech by health minister Prof Mark Drakeford AM, at one point he was told he would pursue the matters raised directly with him outside the confines of the debate. The debate was shown in an online clip. The claim was not supported by the presiding officer. In 2020 he was accused of involvement in a further alcohol-related incident when he was seen drinking alcohol on Senedd premises during a period when this was not legal due to public health measures. <mask> donated his pay rise to charity after he criticized the proposed £10,000 pay rise for assembly members. The Western Mail reported that <mask> didn't reply to questions about which charity his pay raise had been donated to.According to the editor of the Monmouthshire Beacon, at a meeting with <mask> in 2018, he said he did not wish to make a public announcement at this stage because of the nature of the charity and that the money is tied with an ongoing charitable project which will be announced later in the year. There was no announcement as of March 2019. Legal actions against the Conservative Party have been brought by <mask>. The first was against Paul Davies, leader of the Conservative Group in the Senedd, when he was suspended from the group after he was arrested and held in police custody for 24 hours. The assembly group had supported the suspension. He dropped his legal challenge against the decision to suspend him after he was reinstated to the Welsh Conservative Party Group in the Senedd. According to a High Court

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texts: order, Davies was ordered to pay legal costs and a small damages fee.He was suspended from the Conservative Party. The petition that called for <mask>'s selection as a candidate to be discussed again was the subject of further legal action. Party members could face legal costs and damages as a result of the move. The association believed it was following party rules, according to the Party. The High Court hearing went ahead despite <mask> attempting to withdraw his legal challenge at the last minute. The costs were ordered by the judge. If the application to injunct had been made, it would have failed, the judge said at the virtual hearing.In December 2020, members of the Conservative Party told <mask> they did not want him to be their candidate in the May 2021 election. The party opened a candidate selection process after he lost a vote. <mask> was announced as a candidate for the upcoming local elections after defecting from the Liberal Democrats. He said that the Conservative Party was not the party he joined. They are unable to manage our country because they have lost the trust of the people. The fundamental test of competence was failed by them. I can think of a few of them that I agree with.There are External links to the National Assembly for Wales Member profile page on the Conservative Party


title: Zhao Nanqi

texts: The family name is <mask>, it is a Chinese and Korean one. From 1998 to 2003 he was the Vice Chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and a three star General of the People's Republic of China. He moved to Jilin, China when he was a child. He was a logistics officer of the People's Volunteer Army during the Korean War. He was the Vice Governor of Jilin province and served in the People's Liberation Army after the war. He was the Director of the General Logistics Department, a member of the Central Military Commission, and the President of the PLA Academy of Military Science. He became the top military rank of three star General in 1988.He was a Vice Chairperson of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference from 1998 to 2003 In present-day Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province, South Korea, Cho Nam-gi was born on 20 April 1927. He used the Japanese name Toyoda because of Japanese colonial policies that required Koreans to use Japanese-style names. Yongji County, Jilin Province, was where <mask>'s family settled in 1939. Northeast China and Korea regained their independence after Japan surrendered at the end of World War II. Many Koreans in China returned to Korea, but <mask>'s family stayed and was recognized as Chinese of Korean descent. The Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army recruited him and sent him to study at the Northeast Military and Political University, where he learned to speak, read and write Chinese.He joined the Communist Party of China after participating in the land reform movement in Jilin. When China decided to intervene in the Korean War in October of 1950, <mask> was sent to Korea because he was proficient in the Korean language. He was in the same department as Mao Anying, the son of the Chairman of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army. Mao Anying was killed in November 1950 when American planes bombed the cave where the headquarters were located. During the Battle of Triangle Hill in October 1952, the unit under his command braved American aerial bombing and transported 30,000 grenades from Andong, China to the 15th Corps in the front line within 15 hours. The

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texts: building in which the Korean Armistice Agreement was signed was built by him. After the armistice, he was sent to study at the academy.He was promoted to lecturer at the academy after only one year of study, and was asked to write a report of his experience and lessons learned during the war, because of his wartime experience. He was the director of the office that oversaw the withdrawal of the Chinese forces from Korea. He left North Korea with the last PVA troops. After returning to China, he was received by two people. After the Korean War, <mask> served as a political officer and attained the rank of colonel. During the early Cultural Revolution, he was sentenced to death, but was freed in 1973. He was promoted to the position of the Jilin Military District's Commissar.The only Chinese military leader who concurrently served in civilian positions was <mask>. He was the Vice Governor of Jilin Province from April 1980 to October 1981 and the Party Committee Secretary of Jilin from October 1981 to 1985. The People's Liberation Army General Logistics Department promoted <mask> to deputy director in March 1985. He was appointed a member of the Central Military Commission in April 1988. The People's Liberation Army restored military ranks in September of 1988 and one of the 17 officers to attain the rank of full general was from an ethnic minority. He was the President of the Academy of Military Science from 1992 to 1995. From 1998 to 2003 he was the vice-chairman of the 9th Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.He paid his respects to the grave of Mao Anying during an official visit to North Korea in 1998. He went to South Korea in 2000 for the first time since he left at the age of 12. He was a member of the 12th, 13th and 14th Central Committees of the Communist Party of China. He was a member of the Nationalities Committee of the 5th National People's Congress. A fellow Korean War veteran, Lin Chunshu, was married to <mask>. The death occurred in Beijing at the age of 91. There are Chinese politicians of Korean descent from Jilin People's Liberation Army generals to Chinese Communist Party politicians from


title: Judi Chamberlin

texts: An American activist, leader,organizer, public speaker, and educator in the psychiatric survivors movement, <mask> was born on October 30, 1944 and died on January 16, 2010. She was locked up in a mental health facility in the 1960s for political activism. She was the author of On Our Own: Patient-Controlled Alternatives to the Mental Health System. She was born in Brooklyn in 1944. She was the daughter of two people. Ross is the family's new name. When she was a child, her father was a factory worker and later worked as an executive in the advertising industry.Her mother worked as a school secretary. Chamberlin attended Midwood High School. She didn't plan on going to college and instead worked as a secretary. At the age of twenty-one and recently married, Chamberlin suffered a miscarriage and became severely depressed, according to her own account. She signed herself into a facility for in-patient treatment. She was involuntarily committed to a psychiatric ward after several voluntary admissions. The hospital is in New York state.She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Judi Chamberlin

texts: and was also involved with the National Association for Rights Protection and Advocacy. David Oaks was the chief executive of MindFreedom International when Chamberlin met him. Both of them were members of the Mental Patients Liberation Front.Her book On Our Own: Patient Controlled Alternatives to the Mental Health System was published in 1978. The standard text of the psychiatric survivor movement became the word "mentalism." In 1975, she used the word "mentalism" in a book chapter. The report From Privileges to Rights: People Labeled with Psychiatric Disabilities Speak for Themselves was published in 2000. The report argued that psychiatric patients should be treated the same as other citizens and that patient privileges should be contingent on good behavior within the psychiatric system, such as the ability to wear their own clothes, leave the confines of a psychiatric facility, or receive visitors. In 2001, <mask> was elected as co-chair of the World Network of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry and served until the next General Assembly in 2004. She was a member of the Panel of Experts advising the United Nations special rapporteur on disability on behalf of WNUSP.She appears in a documentary. Her marriages to <mask>, Ted Chabasinski, and Howard Cahn ended in divorce. <mask> met Chabasinski at the first meeting of the Mental Patients Liberation Project in New York City. <mask>'s partner was Martin

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texts: Federman. She has a daughter, a granddaughter, and three grandsons. Death <mask> died of chronic lung disease at her home in Arlington, Massachusetts on January 16, 2010. <mask> <mask> was born in 1993.The nordamerikanischen Selbsthiefebewegung is referred to as 'erfahrungen und Zielsetzungen der nordamerikanischen Selbsthiefebewegung'. 300–317. In: Kerstin Kempker. Statt Psychiatrie. Berlin has an anti-psychiatrieverlag. <mask> was born in 2004. Preface to: Peter Lehmann.Coming off Psychiatric Drugs: Successful withdrawal from neuroleptics, antidepressants, lithium, carbamazepine and tranquilizers. 11–13 Peter Lehmann Publishing is located in Berlin, Eugene, and Shrewsbury. The United Kingdom and the United States of America. There was an e-book in this year. Chamberlin. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 16–21 2. : . The President of the United States received the distinguished service award from the National Council on Disability in 1992.The digital archives collection is maintained by the University Archives at the University of

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title: Hughie Jennings

texts: The American professional baseball player, coach and manager, <mask>, was born on April 2, 1869. The Baltimore Orioles teams that won National League Championships in,, and, had a leader in the form of <mask>. He had 355 runs in three seasons and hit.335,.386, and.409. He was not afraid to be hit by a pitch if he wanted to get on base. He was hit by 51 pitches in 1896, a major league record that has never been broken. Craig Biggio holds the modern-day career record for hits by pitches with over 300, but he retired in 2007. The Brooklyn Superbas teams won the National League pennants in 1899 and 1900.The manager of the Detroit Tigers from 1907 to 1920 was known for his colorful antics, hoots, whistles, and his famous shouts of "Ee-Yah!" The third base coaching box. In 1925, he left Major League Baseball due to a nervous breakdown. He was posthumously in the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1945. Jack Smiles's biography of <mask> <mask>, Ee-yah: The Life and Times of <mask> <mask>, Baseball Hall of Fame, states that he was the son of Irish immigrants who arrived in Pennsylvania. Young boys who separated the coal from the slate worked in the local coal mines. He played for a semi-professional baseball team in Pennsylvania in 1890.He was signed by the Louisville Colonels. He was with the Colonels when they joined the National League and was

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texts: 800-273-3217 His performance in 1896 was even better, as he hit.409, which was 2nd best in the National League. One of the most fearless players of his time, the fiery <mask> allowed himself to be hit by pitches more than any other player. He was hit by a pitch three times. He was hit by 51 pitches in 1896, a Major League record. During his time with the Orioles from 1894 to 1898, he was hit by 202 pitches. In one game, he was hit in the head by a pitch from Amos Rusie in the 3rd, but was able to finish the game.After the game, he collapsed and was unconscious for three days. One of the best fielders of the era was <mask>. He was the National League leader in fielding percentage and putouts. During his prime, he had as many as 537 assists and 425 put outs. His putouts ties him with Donie Bush for the single season record. He had a career-high range factor of 6.73–1.19 points higher than the league average in 1895. He had 10 assists in a game and handled 20 chances in a game.After throwing his arm out in 1898, his career as a shortstop came to an end. After that, he was moved to first base. In 1899, when manager Ned Hanlon moved to the Brooklyn Superbas, several of his star players, including Joe Kelley and Willie Keeler, followed. After an injury to his arm in 1898, he was never the same, but he still contributed to Brooklyn's


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texts: National League pennants. In 1901, he was traded to Philadelphia. His career was cut short by his failing arm, as he never played in more than 82 games or hit over.272. In 1903, he ended his playing career after playing 6 games for the Superbas, with the exception of 9 at bats during his tenure as the manager of the Detroit Tigers.While playing for the Orioles in the 1890s, <mask> and John McGraw both attended classes at St. Bonaventure University. He was accepted to Cornell Law School after the 1899 season. He decided that he was well-suited to be a manager after managing the Cornell University baseball team. He joined the chapter at Cornell. When he left campus early to manage the Orioles, he was a scholar-athlete. After passing the Maryland bar exam in 1905, he started a law practice. He practiced law in Baltimore and Pennsylvania.During the off-season, he continued to work at his law practice. The "Ee-Yah" years were 1907–1920 and included a talented Detroit Tigers team that included future Hall of Famers Ty Cobb and Sam Crawford. The Tigers won three consecutive American League pennants. The 1907 and 1908 World Series were won by the Chicago Cubs and the 1909 Series was won by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Even though his teams never won another title, he continued to manage them. During his time as Detroit's manager, he became


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texts: greatest managers of all time, by one of the greatest managers of all time, by one of the greatest managers of all time, by one of the greatest managers of all He was able to manage the unmanageable during his time in Detroit. The best strategy would be to let the man be the man. One day, he said, "There isn't anything about baseball I can teach you."I wouldn't say anything to you that would affect your development. Go ahead and do as you please. I'll back you up if you use your own judgement. During a game in which the regular team went on strike to protest the suspension of Cobb after an incident involving a fan in the stands, <mask>, who also sent his coaches in as substitute players, came to bat himself. According to one source, when the umpire asked who he was batting for, he replied, "None of your business." "<mask>--batted for exercise" was written on the lineup sheet by the umpire. He insisted that he had always played the game honestly, even though he was fiery, hard-nosed, colorful, and even eccentric.When a scandal arose about whether Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker had fixed a game between the Detroit and Cleveland Indians while he was the manager, he initially spoke of how easy it would be to fix a game and issued a "no comment" on the specific game. After his "no comment" drew negative publicity, he issued a statement to


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texts: the press denying knowledge of the matter and adding, "My slate has been clean base ball for 35 years." He stepped down as the Tigers' manager after the 1920 season. His 1,131 wins were the most in the history of the team. The New York Giants were managed by John McGraw, who was also a coach. The Orioles teammates became close friends. He was the best man at the wedding and a pallbearer after the death of his wife.They had a reunion every year on their birthdays. As a coach, he won two World Series. The Giants' manager for parts of and was <mask>. He had an overall managing record of 1184-995. <mask>' life was filled with many tragic accidents. The beaning incident in Philadelphia left him unconscious for three days. He fractured his skull diving into a swimming pool at night, only to find the pool had been emptied.After an off-season automobile accident, <mask> came close to death. While driving a car given to him by admirers, his car overturned as he crossed a bridge over the Lehigh River. He fractured his skull, suffered a concussion of the brain, and broke both legs and his left arm in the crash. Doctors were unsure if he would survive after the accident. The abuse and blows to the head took their toll. <mask> was put in charge of the Giants during the 1925 season when McGraw was ill. When the season ended, the team

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texts: finished in second place and the strain caught up with the player, who suffered a nervous breakdown.According to his obituary, he was unable to report to spring training due to his condition. The Winyah Sanatorium is in North Carolina. He spent a lot of his time in the mountains of Pennsylvania. At the age of 58, <mask> died from a disease in Pennsylvania. In 1945 he was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Major League Baseball career stolen bases leaders List of Major League Baseball player-managers List of Major League Baseball managers Jack, you are smiling.The Life and Times of <mask> <mask> is a biography. There are links to births and deaths of 19th-century baseball

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title: Vladimir Ghika

texts: After his conversion from Orthodoxy to Roman Catholicism, Ghica became a priest. From the 17th to the 19th century, he was a member of the princely Ghica family. He died in prison after being arrested. On Christmas Day of 1873, <mask> was born in Constantinople. His mother was born Moret de Blaremberg in a Flemish-Russian family and he had four brothers and a sister. He was the grandson of Prince <mask>, who ruled from 1849 to 1856. He was raised in the Eastern Orthodox faith.The family moved to Toulouse in France in order to give their children a good education. The Orthodox church was not represented in the area so they frequented the Protestant community. Ghika attended the Paris Faculty of Political Science after receiving his Degree in Law in 1895. He frequented courses of Medicine, Art, Literature, Philosophy, and History at the same time. After an attack of angina pectoris, <mask> returned to Romania and continued his studies there. Ghika was an alumni of the College of St. Thomas. The Faculty of Philosophy and Theology was founded in 1898.<mask> received a degree in philosophy and theology from the Angelicum in 1905. He converted to the Catholic faith in the late 19th century. Ghika was told to give up the idea of becoming a priest or monk, at least for a while, and to dedicate himself to secular apostolate. He was a pioneer of the lay apostolate. He dedicated himself to charity after returning to Romania and opened the first free clinic in the country called Mariae Bethlehem. The first free hospital in Romania and the first ambulance were founded by him, as well as establishing the foundation for a great hospital and sanatorium named after SaintVincent de Paul. He was dedicated to patient care

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texts: while participating in health services during the war in the Balkans.During World War I, he was in charge of diplomatic missions for the Avezzano earthquake victims. Ghika was made a priest in Paris on October 7, 1923. He was a priest in France. The Holy See gave Ghika the go-ahead to celebrate. The first bi-ritual priest was Prince Ghika. On 13 May 1931, the Pope appointed <mask> to be an Apostolic Protonotary, but he was reluctant to accept it. He worked all over the world, including Rome, Paris, and Tokyo.Pope Pius XI called him an "apostolic vagabond". He was caught in the Second World War and imprisoned and died in August of 1939. He refused to leave because he wanted to be with the poor and sick. He left for the same reason when Allied started bombing. He refused to leave the royal train for the same reasons after the Communists came to power. He was arrested because of his support for the Catholic Church in communion with Rome and his opposition to the schismatic church that the regime was creating. He was tortured and charged with high treason.He died due to the treatment he was subjected to when he was imprisoned at Jilava. The proposal for beatification of Monsignor <mask> was submitted to the Vatican's Congregation for the Causes of Saints. Pope Francis declared <mask> a martyr. He was beatified in August. He attended the Faculty of Political Sciences in Paris and the Faculty of Philosophy and Theology. He wrote because he was forced to do so. The results of his research work were published in the Revue Catolique.He wrote articles for several magazines, including Literary Talk, La Revue Hebdomadaire, Les tudes, Le Correspondant, La Revue des Jeunes, and La Documentation Catholique. His

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texts: personal meditations were published in various editions. The first edition of Les intermdes de Talloires was published in 1923. L'usage courant des fidles du rite Latin is adapted. Un acte, un épilogue. The first edition of La souffrance was published in 1931. The posthumous publication that collects various other unpublished thoughts was published in 1970 by Yvonne Estienne.Monsignor <mask> delivered a speech at the Eucharistic Congress. There is a mystery consisting of an act and an epilogue. Pieas theater Thoughts For the days Ahead Spiritual Conversation Interludes in Talloires Last witness, <mask>, pref. Posthumous fragments of Yvonne Estienne. The Fraternity of the Transfiguration was founded in 1970 by the Institute of previously unpublished archive "Vladimir Ghika". Biography of <mask>. Profesor de speran is Francisca Bltceanu.<mask> is the préface of Mgr Philippe Brizard. There is a ceretor de iubire pentru Cristos, Anca Mrtina. <mask>. Amore per Cristo, Anca Mrtina, Editrice Velar, and ELLEDICI. Monseniorul: amintiri i documente din viaa Monseniorului Ghika n Romnia. The Mgr is <mask>. The martyr is Prince, prtre et martyr.<mask>. Antonio Maria Sicari o.c.d. wrote a book about L'Angelo della Romania. The memoirs of <mask>, Jean Daujat, and Hélne Danubia were published in 1993. Souvenirs sur Mgr. <mask>, Yvonne Estienne, Editions Du Chalet, Lyon, 1963. Le Prince <mask> was born in Bruxelles. Monseniorul Vladimir Ghika su pentru mine.Mgr <mask> aptre et martyr. Actes du colloque  la mémoire. A trit i a murit ca un sfnt! Mons. The ed. was written by <mask>. Ioan Ciobanu is from Bucureti. Serban Nichifor, Missa Beatus <mask>, and <mask>verts to Roman Catholicism from Eastern are some of the

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title: Chris Berman

texts: <mask> is an American sportscaster. He has been an anchor on SportsCenter for over thirty years, joining a month after the initial launch of the show. He is the host of Monday Night Countdown, the U.S. Open golf, and the Stanley Cup Finals. <mask> calls play-by-play of some Major League Baseball games, including the Home Run Derby. <mask> is a six-time winner of the National Sports Media Association's National Sportscaster of the Year award. He is well known for his quirky demeanor. <mask> would be stepping down from several roles at the network, but would remain at the company.<mask> signed a multiyear contract with ESPN in May of 2021. <mask> was the son of a reporter for Time magazine and a corporate executive vice president. <mask> was born in Irvington, New York. He was raised Jewish. He went to camp when he was a kid. He graduated from Brown University with a degree in history in 1977 and was the sports director of the school's radio station. <mask> began his sportscasting career as a weekend sports anchor.He joined the network in 1979 and has been with it ever since. He is the only remaining SportsCenter anchor from 1979. He hosted Monday Night Countdown for ten years. He is the host of the evening SportsCenter, which airs at either 7:30 PM Eastern Time or 11 PM Eastern Time during the football season. <mask> often hosts segments called "<mask>'s two-minute drill" on Sportscenter at night. He was the host of the first game show, Boardwalk and Baseball's Super Bowl of Sports Quiz. <mask> was one of the most recognizable sportscasters in the business.When

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texts: <mask> is on, turn down your TV and open your window. You will hear him. Olbermann said the microphone was a prop. The Associated Press ran a long retrospective on <mask>'s career. "He is the most important person in the company," said Norby Williamson, the vice president of production. He said that he is the face of the network. <mask> said at the time that he didn't see himself broadcasting into his 60s and that his contract with ESPN would end on his 55th birthday.In April 2010, <mask>'s contract was extended for an undisclosed period of time, only noting that it was a multi-year deal. The contract ended at the end of the year. <mask> hosted Monday Night Football as well as live coverage of three Super Bowls. In 2006 he continued to host the show. <mask> was a season ticket holder for the Whalers and was a strong supporter of the team's staying in Connecticut. Sometimes he makes reference to the team by humming the team's theme song. <mask> is a strong supporter of the Buffalo Bills.<mask> admitted that he could be called a "Bills Booster" in an interview with the Buffalo Bills reporter and play-by-play voice John Murphy. <mask> said, "No one circles the wagons like the Buffalo Bills!" He has been involved with several Bills related events, such as the team's founder being in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and Bruce Smith being in the Bills Hall of Fame. <mask> signed a new contract in January of last year. <mask> was the on-field emcee for the retirement ceremony of Thomas's number. <mask> and Castiglione broadcasted a three-game series for the Boston Red Sox

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texts: Radio Network. <mask> and Jackson will return for a revival of NFL Primetime in 2019.The "fastest three minutes" segments were hosted on the Monday Night Football halftime show. <mask> signed a multiyear contract with the network in May of 2021. <mask> said in the contract announcement that "ESPN has been almost two-thirds of my life." I'm happy that what I do still works. <mask> has various phrases and player nicknames. He predicted a touchdown run in the middle of the play. It is one of the first phrases he adopted.The Jock Rock, Volume 2 album featured it. His home run calls were back, back, back. During the MLB Home Run Derby, which he implements most commonly, are drawn from Red Barber. A "Whoop!" It is said when a player makes a quick move or causes someone to miss. "Tick, tick, tick, tick tick tick..." during a post-game recap when the clock is a factor. <mask> describes a large player as "rumblin', bumblin', stumblin'" when he runs with the football.<mask> calls a former Minnesota Twins pitcher "Bert Be Home Blyleven". <mask> uses his alter ego, "The Swami," to make predictions on Sunday. "The Swami" predicted a Super Bowl between the San Francisco 49ers and the Buffalo Bills for seven years in a row, but never both. <mask> played himself as the play-by-play commentator of the prison football game in The Longest Yard, which was released in 2005. In 1991, <mask> appeared in Necessary Roughness, The Program in 1993 and Little Big League in 1994, as well as Eddie and Kingpin in 1996. He made a brief appearance in the 1995 Hootie and the Blowfish video.

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title: Ryan Broyles

texts: <mask> is a former American football wide receiver. He played college football for the University of Oklahoma and was twice recognized as a consensus All-American. He was drafted by the Detroit Lions in the second round. He retired before playing for the team in the XFL. He was born in Oklahoma City. He was a three-sport star at Norman High School. He was a defensive back and a wide receiver for the high school football team.He finished his career with a total of 157 tackles, 20 intercepts and 19 touchdown catches. He was a 6A-2 All-District and OCA All-State. He averaged 18 points per game in basketball. One of the state's top performers in the high jump was <mask>. At the 2006 Mid-State Conference Meet, he tied for first place in the high jump with a career-best mark of 2.10 meters. He ran on the relay squad. During his time at the University of Oklahoma, he played for coach Bob Stoops's Oklahoma Sooners football team.He was arrested for trying to steal gasoline from a closed down gas station. In his first game as a collegian, he had seven catches for 141 yards against Cincinnati. He finished the season with a school freshman record. His 687 yards were a freshman record. He returned 30 punts for 238 yards and a touchdown. A year ago, he caught 76 passes for 962 yards and 12 touchdown. In the Sun Bowl, he had 13 catches for 156 yards and three touchdown.He was named the Sun Bowl's Most Valuable Player. He caught 131 passes for 1,622 yards and 14 touchdown in 2010. In Oklahoma's 48–20 Fiesta Bowl victory over the University of Connecticut, he had 13 catches for 170 yards and a touchdown. The all-time career reception record was previously held by Taylor Stubblefield of Purdue. The record was broken by a man. He tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in a game against Texas A&M. His senior season ended with 83 catches for 1,157 yards and 10 scores.He had 4,586 yards and 45 touchdown in his career. The Detroit Lions selected him in the second round of the 2012 NFL draft. He

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title: Ryan Broyles

texts: recorded his first touchdown reception in the 4th quarter of the Week 7 loss to the Chicago Bears. There was an illegal crack-block against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 10. The Detroit Sports Broadcasters Association named him the 2012 Detroit Lions rookies of the year. After barely appearing in a preseason game against Jacksonville, he was released by the Lions. In the fifth round of the 2020 XFL Draft, the Dallas Renegades selected <mask>.Bob Stoops was previously the head coach at Oklahoma. As he announced his retirement on December 5, he wouldn't play a down for the team. In the event of unretirement, the Renegades continued to hold his rights. He is the son of two people. He was accused of trying to steal gas in Norman. He was arrested by Norman police at Mr. Shortstop, a local gas station, after they found him with a fuel-pump key and a pump-override code. He was given a six-month deferred sentence and a $100 fine.He attended Norman High School and the University of Oklahoma. In the spring of 2011, nearly two dozen OU athletes traveled to Haiti and volunteered at the Mission of Hope. In a country that has long been the most impoverished in the Western Hemisphere and is still reeling from the effects of a massive earthquake more than a year and a half ago, <mask> witnessed poverty unlike anything he'd ever seen. People with no roofs. People with no running water, no electricity, and no modern conveniences. He saw people with nothing but their faith. People found joy in their faith in that stripped-down world.They smiled. They chuckled. They were happy. The man said he wanted to be like that. He became a more religious person after the mission to Haiti. He proposed to Mary Beth Offenburger. They were married on July 7, 2012Sebastian was born in June of 2015. <mask> built a house for the family in Dallas, Texas. After his time with the Lions, he worked as a real estate developer in the Norman, Oklahoma area. There is a list of NCAA major college football yearly receiving

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title: Gresham Barrett

texts: He served as the U.S. representative for from 2003 to 2011. He was a candidate for Governor of South Carolina in the 2010 election. In the northwestern part of the state, the district he represented runs along the Savannah River. Early life, education, and business career is what <mask> was born to. He graduated from The Military College of South Carolina in 1983. From 1983 to 1987 he was a captain in the United States Army. The family had a furniture store.He served in the South Carolina House of Representatives from 1996 to 2002 and was assigned to several committees. The Ad Hoc Committee on Urban Growth was chaired by him. Bush was a member of the South Carolina State Steering Committee during the 2000 Presidential Election. After Lindsey Graham retired to run for the U.S. Senate, <mask> was elected to replace him in the U.S. House of Representatives. He ran for reelection in 2004. In 2006 <mask> won reelection with 63 percent of the vote. <mask> spent more than his opponent.He won the 2008 election with 65 percent of the vote. The member of the 112th House missed more votes than any other member and has missed more votes than any other member since the beginning of the term. According to the National Journal,<mask> was one of the most conservative members of the U.S. House of Representatives. He was endorsed by the National Right to Life Committee and the National Federation of Independent Business. There were 33 members of the House of Representatives who voted against renewing the Voting Rights Act. He voted against the Democratic version of SCHIP. The United States is an energy independent country.On April 15, 2008,<mask> became the 71st co-Sponsor of the FairTax. 25 ). Following a Congressional pay raise that many felt was unmerited, Congressman <mask> protested by giving his raise to a charity. He supports a federal prohibition of online poker. H.R. was cosponsored by him. The Goodlatte-Leach Internet Gambling Prohibition Act was enacted. The internet gambling prohibition act was enacted.He opposed H.R. in 2008. The Payment Systems Protection Act sought to place a moratorium on enforcement

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title: Gresham Barrett

texts: of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act while the U.S. Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve defined "unlawful Internet gambling". The Stop Terrorist Entry Program Act was introduced. The Immigration and Nationality Act was updated to bar the admission of individuals from countries listed by the Department of State as State Sponsors of Terrorism. The STEP Act was introduced in 2003 and would bar citizens from ever entering the United States and deport visa holders who are citizens of countries on the list. According to Olbermann, neither of the alleged perpetrators of the Fort Hood shooting would have fallen under the Act's restrictions. Alleged Flight 253 bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab is a citizen of Nigeria, which is not listed as a state sponsor of terrorism, and Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan was born in Virginia.Committee assignments include the Financial Services Subcommittee on Capital Markets, Insurance, and Government-Sponsored Enterprises, the Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit Subcommittee, the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Europe, and the Standards of Official Conduct Subcommittee on the Middle East and South Asia. State Attorney General Henry McMaster is one of the candidates for the Republican nomination. The governor, congressman, and state representative are from the same area. The first ballot had Haley leading with 49% of the vote falling just short of the 50% threshold needed to win the nomination. On June 22, 2010, Haley won the run-off election with 65% of the vote. <mask> is married to Natalie and has three children. He is a member of several boards, including as President of the WestminsterRotary Club, Chairman of the Oconee District Boy Scouts, President of the Westminster Chamber of Commerce, and member of the Oconee Kids Do Count Board.He is a member of the ReFormers Caucus. One of The Hill's Most Beautiful People on Capitol Hill was the only congressperson or elected official in the top 10. The Military College of South Carolina alumni, the South Carolina House of Representatives, and the South Carolina Republicans are some of the external


title: Mark Pearlman

texts: <mask> is a market lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada Rethink Partners and Sinai Live were launched in 2012 by <mask>. In 2010 <mask> joined Mitchell Eichen and The MDE Group, a New York City- and New Jersey-based wealth management firm, to launch an asset management unit and investment platform called Risk 3.0. The Five Commandments of Risk Management was written by <mask> and Eichen in March of 2011. Harvest USA is a subsidiary of Harvest Fund Management, which has over $100 billion in assets under management. Pearlman helps build their USA brand and market position by helping with business strategy, collaborative initiatives and marketing and communications activities. The original executive team that launched the Fox News Channel was led by <mask>.He was the Vice President, Business Development at CBS from 1978 to 1995 and helped build Metromedia Company owned by John Kluge. In 2009, <mask> and Greenman founded 4Wall Media. JInsider is a Jewish media brand. "The Jewish GDP Study," "The Jewish Internet Metric Study" and "The Jewish Day School Study" were written by Pearlman. He directed and produced a documentary film. Following the financial collapse of 2008, the film highlighted spiritual wisdom for overcoming pessimism. <mask> was a columnist for The Jewish Week and has organized and sponsored a think-tank discussion with Jewish community leaders on the direction and goals of the community.In

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title: Mark Pearlman

texts: October 2012 his research on the "Jewish GDP", a study on how philanthropic funds are spent in the Jewish community, was discussed at The Jewish People Policy Institute conference in Jerusalem and in November 2012 his recommendations on averting a "Jewish Fiscal cliff" were published as op-eds Playing it Safe: The Jewish Third Rail Strategy is one of the sample columns from Pearlman. <mask> launched Rethink Partners as well as an imprint for Jewish books called Sinai Live. Print, text-only, and video-enhanced formats are available for Rethink Partners books. A modern mecca for Jewish literature, Sinai Live has published books by well known Jewish authors such as Rabbi Benjamin Blech, the Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis, and others. More Precious Than Pearls: A Prayer for the Women of Valor in Our Lives, a free collection of essays on Eishet Chayil, was published by Sinai Live for Mother's Day. <mask> collaborated with some of the world's top Rabbis and teachers to share the secrets to transforming the High Holiday experience in the enhanced e-book.Footsteps: Perspectives for Daily Life by the Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis, Passport to Kabbalah: A Journey of Inner Transformation, Insights: Concise and Thoughtful Jewish Wisdom, and The World from a Spiritual Perspective have all been published by Sinai Live. Risk 3.0 was developed in 2010 by Pearlman and Eichen. Risk 1.0 and Risk 2.0 describe the evolution of risk management that ultimately failed investors during the Financial crisis of 2007. Risk 3.0 uses capital preservation techniques as a core strategy component and better manages credit risk and transparency risk. The Wall Street Journal covered Risk 3.0's investment solutions in an article titled "A Focus on Preservation". There

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title: Mark Pearlman

texts: are other financial and business publications. Risk 3.0 Asset Management was launched by Pearlman as a provider of investment solutions for other wealth advisors.Risk 3.0 Third Rail Strategy, Risk 3.0 Accelerated Return Strategy, and Risk 3.0 Planned Return Strategy all use publicly traded options to deliver a consistent pattern of returns for investors. The launch of this platform of investment solutions has been covered by several publications. <mask> left the MDE Group to work for other organizations. Pearlman supports charitable causes and is involved with specific nonprofits. He is a former Chairman of the Children's Museum of Manhattan and was also a Board member of the Annenberg Foundation initiative in New York City. <mask> graduated from the MIT Sloan School of Management. He attended a high school in Massachusetts.<mask> is in the NY Times Sunday Style

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title: N. R. Madhava Menon

texts: The father of modern legal education in India was considered by many to be <mask>. He is the founder of the National Law Universities system, the first director of the National Law School of India University, and the founder-vice-chancellor of the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences. From 2002 to 2003 he was the Chairman of the Indian Statistical Institute. The Government of India awarded <mask> the highest civilian honor in the country in 2003 and 2020. He was a member of several expert committees including on Legal Aid, Civil Services Examination Reform, Criminal Justice Reform, Police Act Drafting Committee, and the Committee on Draft National Policy on Criminal Justice. He was a service officer. The fourth of six children, <mask> was born on May 4, 1935 to a middle-class Nair family in Thiruvananthapuram, India.When <mask> was two years old, his father died of typhoid and he was brought up by his mother with the help of her brothers and sisters. Appu, as he was known at home, was brought up by his mother and three older sisters and a younger brother who died in childhood. When the two-year course was realigned as a truncated one-year course, <mask> completed the pre-university course in 1950. He graduated with a degree in zoology from S. D. College, Alappuzha in 1953. He passed the Hindi Visharad course with his graduate studies. He continued his studies at Government Law College, Ernakulam, but then shifted to Government Law College, Thiruvananthapuram, where he was the student editor of the college magazine. He passed the law course in 1955.Four days after his 84th birthday, <mask> died of cancer. In 1955, Menon began his career in career law and civil service by assisting a well-known lawyer,

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title: N. R. Madhava Menon

texts: V<mask> <mask>. He registered as a lawyer at the High Court of Kerala in Ernakulam in the year 1956. After appearing for the Civil Services Examination, <mask> was placed into the Central Secretariat Service in New Delhi. His teacher and mentor, A.T. Markose, was the first director of the Indian Law Institute and the author of Judicial Control of Administrative Action in India. While working at the secretariat, Menon obtained a post graduate degree in political science from Punjab University in 1960. Afterwards, Menon joined the Faculty of Law, Aligarh Muslim University for further studies in law and passed the master's degree in law.He completed his research to obtain a PhD in 1965, relocated to Delhi, and married <mask>, the same year. He is a PhD student in the Faculty of Law. He was the first non- Muslim to be in charge of a hostel. In 1968, <mask> joined his alma mater as a professor. As a reader in the faculty of law, he moved to the University of Delhi, where he became the professor of the department. He received a scholarship from the American Council of Learned Societies and presented a paper on legal aid at Berkeley, California. He was a member of the Delhi University panel that worked with universities from the United States.<mask>'s first book, Law Relating to Government Control Over Private Enterprise, co-authored by his colleague, G<mask>, was published through Eastern Law Book Company. His second book, Law and Property, was published by N. M. Tripathy Co. The article he co-authored was published in the Michigan Law Review. <mask> was elected as the Secretary General of the All India Law Teachers Association in 1972, after he organized the annual conference of the association. The Committee for

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title: N. R. Madhava Menon

texts: Implementing Legal Aid Schemes (CILAS) was formed under the chairmanship of V. R. Krishna Iyer in connection with the Garibi Hatao programme. He was the secretary of the Bar Council of India Trust. He was the principal of the Government Law College.When the Bar Council of India decided to establish a new law school, <mask>'s services were sought and he is known to have set up the Bangalore-based National Law School of India University with a government grant. The Harvard Law School's case study method was used by the school to teach legal education in India. After the institution gained university status, <mask> was the director for twelve years. The Government of West Bengal invited <mask> to set up the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences on the lines of the Bangalore initiative. As the first vice-chancellor, he developed its infrastructure and educational curriculum and held the post until 2003 when the Supreme Court of India asked him to take over the responsibility as the first director of the newly formed National Judicial Academy. After retiring from active government service, <mask> was appointed by the Union Government as a member of the Commission on Centre-State Relations. He was the Chairman of the Centre for Development Studies, Thiruvananthapuram, and the Chairman of the Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata.He was the head of the central government committee that drafted the National Policy on Criminal Justice. He was a member of the Committee on Restructuring of Higher Education in India as well as the Criminal Justice Reform committee. After the Supreme Court ordered a commission to submit recommendations on government advertisements, <mask> <mask> headed it. An advisor to the

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title: N. R. Madhava Menon

texts: Commonwealth Judicial Education Institute, Canada, <mask> was a member of the Board of Governors of the International Organization of Judicial Trainers. The International Bar Association on Continuing Legal Education was chaired by him at NLSIU and the Menon Institute of Legal Advocacy Training. He was a member of the Centre for Development Studies and a member of the NALSAR University of Law. Menon lived in Thiruvananthapuram with his wife.The son of the couple was an engineer. The International Bar Association gave the Living Legend of Law Award to Menon in 1994. He received a plaque of honour from the Bar Council of India. He received a Doctor of Law degree from the National Law School of India University. He was a fellow of the American Council of Learned Societies. Menon was included in the Republic Day honours list in 2003 for being a civilian. Menon's contributions are known behind the establishment of twolaw schools in India.The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences is in Kolkata. The conceptualisation of the five-year integrated LLB course is credited to him. His method of teaching, involving participation of law students in legal clinics, is considered an innovation. The Menon Institute of Legal Advocacy Training (MILAT), founded by him, is involved in promoting human rights values and judicial reforms. <mask> is the author of several books, research papers and journals. Below is a list of papers, books and journals written by him. Rule of Law in a Free Society is a book by Oxford University Press.His works include: Law and Poverty Law and Ethics Action Plan on Recommendations of the National Committee on Women Prisoners Legal Aid and Legal Education Population and Law: Justics for All

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title: James Savage (banker)

texts: <mask> was an American author. He was one of the founding fathers of the first savings bank in the United States. <mask> was well known for his research as an antiquary and as the author of A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England. He helped his cousin, Frederic Tudor, establish the ice trade in the West Indies, as well as helping his son-in-law, William Barton Rogers, establish MIT. <mask> was born on Winter Street in Boston, Massachusetts, on July 13, 1784, as the ninth child of Thomas and Elizabeth Tudor. One of the first Pilgrims was Major <mask>, who came to Massachusetts from England in 1635. The family's 12th child, Arthur, was born when his mother died.<mask>, a blacksmith in Massachusetts, sent his children to be raised by him. After obtaining the Franklin medal in 1795, he attended the Washington Academy in Machias, Maine, and the Derby Academy in Hingham, Massachusetts, just as his grandfather did in 1695. He studied law in Portland, Maine, after graduating from Harvard. The Tudors traveled to the West Indies during the Napoleonic Wars in order to establish an ice trading business. Fresh Pond ice is 1,500 miles south from Boston to Martinique. The Boston Gazette reported that Favorite left Boston on February 10, 1806. There is a cargo of ice at the Custom House.We hope this isn't a slippery speculation. Tudor sent his brother William and his cousin <mask> to get a monopoly on the islands. We want you to procure from the gov' of Cuba a grant exclusive in which we offer you either to take half or get the privilege for us and we will pay you one thousand dollars with reasonable charges. Although a lot of the ice melted during their journey south, they were able to sell most of what

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title: James Savage (banker)

texts: remained on board for a loss of $4,500. In the years to come, this venture became extremely profitable. After he returned, he continued in the practice of law and was admitted to the bar. He was a member of the Massachusetts legislature.A delegate to the State constitutional convention of 1820 filled several municipal offices and was a member of the school committee, as well as being a member of the executive council. The first savings bank in the United States was founded in the Town of Boston on December 13, 1816. Fleet National Bank of Massachusetts acquired the bank in 1992. In 1824, he was elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Their only child, <mask>., was born on April 21, 1832, at the age of 31. Both <mask>. and his father attended Harvard University. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology was founded by William Barton Rogers and his daughter, Emma, in the summer of 1849.Then tragedy struck. After Elizabeth died, their daughter died. <mask>.'s second daughter died in the summer of 1854, just as he was finishing up at Harvard. <mask>. and two classmates went on a trip to Europe after the funeral of the second daughter. <mask>. studied agricultural chemistry in Germany. <mask>. started his own farm in Massachusetts when he returned to the States. Henry Darwin Rogers married the step daughter of William Rogers.On May 24, 1861, <mask>. entered the American Civil War. First a bullet broke his right arm near the shoulder, the ball lodged in the flesh, and second a ball broke his right leg just above the ankle, <mask>. was wounded at the Battle of Cedar Mountain on August 9, 1862. He was captured and set two miles behind enemy lines. <mask>. died of his wounds at the age of 30 after

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title: James Savage (banker)

texts: the Rebel surgeons removed the balls. He was a member of the Massachusetts Historical Society for more than 60 years. "It is curious that <mask>, the most eloquent of men when his soul was stirred to its depths, should now be honored merely as an acute antiquarian." His hatred of iniquity sometimes came out in a fury of eloquence which amazed those who had esteemed him as a genius of genealogy, and even disturbed the equanimity of those who knew him as the most trustworthy of friends.Harvard gave him a Degree of Legum Doctor in 1841. William Makepeace Thackeray remarked to a friend, "I want to see that quaint, charming old Mr. <mask> again." There was a death in Boston on March 8, 1873. The book titled Letters of <mask> to his family was published in 1906 and credited to <mask> and Emma Rogers. The way for the North American Review was prepared by <mask>, who was an associate editor of the Monthly Anthology for five years. The Fourth of July address was delivered in Boston. The speech was published as "An Oration Delivered July 4, 1811, at the Request of the Selectmen of Boston in Commemoration of American Independence".In 1816, with the discovery of the missing manuscript of John Winthrop's journal in the tower of the Old South Church, <mask> prepared and annotated the original manuscripts, which he published under the title John Winthrop's History of New England. The first volume of the journal from the family manuscripts was published by <mask>. William Paley's works were edited by <mask>. The Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England was published in 1860. Business people from Boston, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Harvard University alumni, and 19th-century American business people are

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title: Jan Hooks


title: Jan Hooks

texts: in Pee-wee's Big Adventure as a know-it-all tour guide at the Alamo. Hooks tried to get a spot on Saturday Night Live, but was passed over by the producers. After the 1985– 1986 season was deemed a ratings disaster and the show was put on the chopping block for cancellation, Michaels offered Hooks another chance. She was offered a contract along with fellow new recruits Dana Carvey, Phil Hartman, Victoria Jackson and Kevin Nealon. The show's ratings increased and it returned to the national spotlight.Candy Sweeney of "The Sweeney Sisters" was a Hooks' character. Nancy Reagan, Hillary Clinton, Kitty Dukakis, Betty Ford, and Elizabeth Dole were some of the famous political wives of the era. She impersonated a number of famous people, including Diane Sawyer, Kathie Lee Gifford, and Sinéad O'Connor. <mask> left SNL in 1991 after being asked by Linda Bloodworth-Thomason to replace Jean Smart on the CBS sitcom Designing Women. Carlene Dobber was played by <mask> in the last two seasons of the show. She played Hillary Clinton on SNL through 1994. Hooks worked in supporting roles and guest appearances for several years.She had a recurring role as Vicki Dubcek on 3rd Rock from the Sun, which earned her an Emmy Award nomination. She played Manjula in six episodes of The Simpsons between 1997 and 2002 and in the episode "Bendless". She starred in two movies, Primetime Glick and Jiminy Glick. She played a small part in Batman Returns as Jen, the Penguin's image consultant during his campaign to become Mayor of Gotham City. She played

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title: Jan Hooks

texts: Verna on 30 Rock in 2010 and was the last live-action spot Hooks ever did. In her final acting job, she guest starred in an episode of The Cleveland Show called "Mr. and Mrs. Brown". According to a Grantland article about her career and death, Hooks' combination of anxiety about acting and passive approach to her career led to her missing out on lucrative acting roles.Tina Fey commented after her death that she was angry that <mask> didn't have a more successful career than Rob Schneider, and that <mask> was a bigger star on SNL than Rob Schneider. Hooks didn't have doors slammed in her face and often didn't try to find work, according to her friend, film critic Ann Hornaday. <mask> turned down a role in The Music Man and didn't reprise her SNL sketch "The Sweeney Sisters" in a special appearance at Carnegie Hall. Bill Tush said that Hooks may not have wanted any more money or fame because of her drinking. She decided to work enough to keep her Screen Actors Guild health insurance. Death Hooks was advised by her doctor to stop drinking but did not attempt to quit. She was cured of leukemia in May of 2009, after being diagnosed with it in February of that year.She found a lump on her throat in April. She was given a biopsy and treated at a cancer center, but the tumor was unresponsive to treatment and continued to grow. Doctors said a total laryngectomy was the only remaining option. She used prescription drugs, wine and cigarettes to manage her pain. My dependence on wine and cigarettes has increased. It's ironic! There

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title: Jan Hooks

texts: are things that destroy you physically.It's unfair. She could not speak, eat or breathe. <mask> died of throat cancer at the age of 57 after watching Late Show with David Letterman with her brother. Her remains were buried in Georgia. Her character Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon was honored in the credits of the "Super Franchise Me" episode. SNL paid tribute to <mask> in the third episode of its 40th season. SNL re-aired a short she had filmed with Phil Hartman in 1988 for their 14th season, titled "Love Is a Dream".Hartman's short film was repeated to honor him. It is described as a sweet and melodramatic tribute to the 1948 film The Emperor Waltz, which starred Bing Crosby and Joan Fontaine. The scene shows <mask> as an old woman who wanders into her imagination to sing and dance with a long lost lover. Hooks and Hartman lip sync to the singing voices from the film. One critic noted that the "<mask>s tribute showed that <mask> did not need to be funny in order to captivate the attention of her audience" as <mask> and Hartman were known among peers to be quiet and reserved off-screen. There are also Saturday Night Live parodies of Hillary

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title: Wallace Chung

texts: <mask>-leung is a Hong Kong actor best known for his work on Chinese television dramas. <mask> was on the Forbes China Celebrity 100 list for three years. After joining the network as a dancer, he was cast in the 1993 Hong Kong TVB biographical television drama The Chord to Victory as Kenny Bee, a member of The Wynners. He turned down the offer to sign a 5-year contract because it was too long. <mask> signed a contract with Music Impact after moving to Taiwan to pursue a singing career under the guidance of Samuel Tai. <mask> was dubbed Taiwan's "Little Sun" by his 1995 dance album OREA. The title song raced to the top of the charts.For many weeks, 1, topped the charts. <mask>'s second album, By Your Side, earned him the title of Taiwan's best singer for two years in a row. The only actor from Hong Kong nominated for the China TV Golden Eagle Award was <mask>, who was nominated for his work in the television series Imminent Crisis. He won the Asia Grand Star Award at the Seoul International Drama Awards after gaining mainstream popularity with the hit romance drama My Sunshine. <mask> signed on with the record company after Taiwanese music producers recommended him. He released his first solo album, OREA, in July of that year. The title song raced to the top of the charts.For many weeks, 1, topped the charts. He released his second album in December. The Taiwanese media dubbed him Taiwan's "Little Sun" because of his success in the entertainment industry. In July 1996, he made his film debut. The theme song of the film was sung by <mask>. The biggest summer hit of 1996 was Hi Sir. His first Cantonese album titled Present was released in October.<mask>'s sixth album, Hello, How Are You, was

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title: Wallace Chung

texts: released in 1998. "Subway" was nominated for Best Composition at the Golden Melody Awards. The lyrics to most of <mask>'s songs, including "really like me", "us" and "I really want to know", received praise. <mask> moved to the mainland in 1999 to focus on his acting career. He played his first television leading role in Windstorm. <mask> appeared in a pan- Asia hit drama in 2001. <mask> started singing again in 2004.His seventh album was called Soul Man. Music critics gave the album a positive review. <mask> was recognized for his portrayal of two figures. <mask> starred in a movie as a famous Chinese poet. <mask> starred in a movie in 2008. <mask> starred in a movie in 2009. He was nominated for an award.<mask> had a starring role in Too Late to Say Loving You in 2010. <mask> gained popularity in the Chinese mainland due to its cult following among female audiences. <mask>'s eleventh album, All Eyes On Me, was released in January 2010. <mask> won the Best Male Stage Performance at the Beijing Pop Music Awards for his performance on the album. <mask>'s single "One Day We Will Grow Old" won the award in 2011. One of the Top 10 songs of the year was the song. He held his first solo concert in October of 2011.He played a spy in the 2012 movie Imminent Crisis. <mask> was nominated for the Audience's Favorite TV Drama actor in the Hong Kong and Taiwan region at the 26th China TV Golden Eagle Award and the Most Popular actor at the 9th China Golden Eagle TV Art Festival. He was the first actor from Hong Kong and Taiwan to win a national TV award. The Magic Blade was adapted from Gu Long's novel of the same title and <mask> was once again nominated for an award. <mask> won the Best actor award at the

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title: Wallace Chung

texts: 3rd LeTV awards. Best Time was based on the novel The Most Beautiful Time. A ratings hit, the series led to increased popularity for <mask>.<mask> won the Best actor award for the Hong Kong and Taiwan region. The film was adapted from Louis Cha's novel Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils. Drug War was directed by Johnnie To. <mask> played two roles in the film The Stand-In. The series was nominated for an award. The road trip comedy film The Continent was directed by Han Han. <mask> starred in the romance melodrama in 2015, based on the novel Silent Separation written by Gu Man.<mask> was catapulted to mainstream popularity in China because of the series. <mask> received the Asia Star Grand Award. Sandglass, a youth movie adapted from a best-selling author's book by the same name, was announced by him in the same year. <mask> announced his Sing For Life World Tour in December of 2015. The tour traveled to Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Beijing after it began in Shanghai. <mask> starred in the action comedy film Bounty Hunters with Tiffany Tang and Lee Min-ho. He starred in a movie that year.In the crime drama film Three, <mask> played the villain. At the 19th China Movie Channel Media Award, he won the Most Anticipated actor award. <mask> starred in the historical romance drama General and I, which was adapted from the novel A Lonesome Fragrance Waiting to be Appreciated. <mask> starred in three romance movies in the year 2018: All Out of Love with Sun Yi and Ma Tianyu, and Memories of Love with Jiang Shuying. <mask> was cast in two films in 2019. <mask> and Tan Songyun starred in The Sword and the Brocade in 2020. Music References External links (in Chinese) 1974 births Living people Hong Kong people of Hakka

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title: Mary Margaret McBride

texts: <mask> was an American radio interview host and writer. Her radio shows ran for more than 40 years. The daily audience for her program was between six and eight million. "The First Lady of Radio" is what she was called. On November 16, 1899, <mask> was born to a farming family in Paris, Missouri. At the age of six she became a student at a prep school called William Woods College, and at 16 she received a degree in journalism from the University of Missouri. She was a member of the University of Missouri.She worked as a reporter for a year at the Cleveland Press before moving to the New York Evening Mail. She collaborated with others in writing travel-oriented books. Martha Deane <mask> started working in radio for WOR in New York City in 1934. Martha Deane, a kind and witty grandmother figure with a Missouri drawl, was the host of this daily women's advice show. The character of Martha Deane was supposed to be a grandmother with six children and many grandchildren. She was supposed to memorize the details of them all. Her job was to talk about philosophy.Within three weeks, she dumped the entire tribe on air because she kept getting all her "grandchildren's" names mixed up. Martha Deane was no longer a grandmother. She was the women's page editor for the Newspaper Enterprise Association syndicate while working as Deane. In 1937, she launched on the CBS radio network the first of a series of similar and successful shows. WOR owned the name so she had to abandon the Deane persona. She interviewed people who are well known in the world of arts and entertainment and politics. She turned down all tobacco and alcohol products because she was prepared to endorse

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title: Mary Margaret McBride

texts: them.The New York Herald Tribune''s radio broadcasts with a wider audience via syndication lasted until 1960, and she followed this format in regular broadcasts on CBS until 1941 NBC, where her audience numbered in the millions, from then until 1950 ABC, from then until 1954 NBC again until 1960 The audience didn't know what they would get on her NBC show in the 1940s because she never announced her guests in advance. She began mixing in African American guests during World War II. The tea rose was named for <mask> <mask>, a popular media figure. In 1948, NBC aired a 30-minute prime time show on Tuesdays at 9pm. The New York Times called her the first major "fatality" of this kind after NBC abandoned the show in its third month. The New York Times reviewed one of her first television performances, saying that the ladies in the daytime can survive <mask>'s effusive and interminable commercials, but for the men at home in the evening they are hard to take after a day at the office.Miss <mask>'s shift-without pause or loss of breath-from a eulogy of Kemtone paint to an analysis of Russia is an experience not quickly forgotten. If daytime television is to be daytime radio, away video, away! She did a syndicated newspaper column for the Associated Press. She wrote two books for girls with the same title. She hosted "Your Hudson Valley Neighbor" three times a week from the living room of her home as she neared the end of her life. Her companion and business partner died in 1957. On April 7, 1976, she died at her home in West Shokan, New York.Her former rose garden was where her ashes were placed. She has a star on the Walk of Fame. It's One O'clock and Here is <mask>

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texts: <mask>: A Radio Biography by Susan Ware was published in 2005. In Radio Voices, she is discussed in detail. <mask> is a parody of <mask> <mask>, who is featured in the comedy routines of Bob and Ray. There is a reference to the TV host in Fantastic Four issue 16. "The Million Dollar Idea" spoofed her name on the classic CBS-TV sitcom "I Love Lucy" on January 11, 1954.Lucy Ball came up with an idea to make money. She sells her Aunt Martha's salad dressing on television. She is assisted on the program by her best friend, <mask> McMertz. The only facility large enough to hold the 75,000 people who filled every seat and formed huge crowds outside was the Yankee stadium, where the 15th anniversary celebration was held in 1949. Her show was on the air for 25 years. A style of ad-libbing her radio shows was pioneered by her, meaning that the content in her show was not practiced before going on the air. Current Biography said she was the first woman to bring newspaper technique to radio interviewing and to make daytime broadcasts profitable.The method of sustaining her show was different. They would produce a show and market it to sponsors in the New York area or broader national arena. The format allowed for complete agency over the content and format of the show. The two were able to produce content that was exactly how they envisioned it, because they were able to maintain a level of support from sponsors. This model paved the way for independent producing. In the early 1920s, <mask> <mask> and Stella Karn met in an instance of complete happenstance. One day a bouncy woman with brown eyes and auburn hair rolled into a bun burst into our office and announced that she

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texts: would be handling publicity for us.The two of them were described as "no two people were more unlike" in a 1962 edition of Reader's Digest. My reaction to a crisis was to burst into tears, while hers was to charge into battle. Two people moved into a small apartment in New York City. They relied on each other for their professional and personal lives. The first endeavor was a complete gamble that was motivated by Karn's optimism. One of the only sources of entertainment during the Great Depression was a radio show. When <mask> got the job, she immediately recommended Karn as the person to handle the business side of the show's affairs.When they became business partners, Karn gave her partner a raise. They made a name for themselves as pioneers in the field of broadcasting, and also as pioneers for the future of lesbian and bisexual journalists. As a connection point for lesbian and bisexual female creatives, the show established friendship with influential names in broadcasting. 1927 Paris Is a Woman's Town, 1929 London Is a Man's Town, and 1930 New York Is Everybody's Town are included. It's One O'Clock and Here Is <mask> <mask> is a radio biography. 304 pp. xii <mask> <mask> was interviewed by Mike Wallace on The Mike Wallace Interview on June 16,

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title: Florian Pumhösl

texts: Venice Biennale in 2003 His work was included in the Parasophia: Kyoto International Festival of Contemporary Culture in Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art.He exhibited his work in a show at The Art Institute of Chicago. The Museum der Moderne Salzburg, the V-A-C Foundation, and the Museum Abteiberg are some of the places where Pumhsl's work has appeared recently. He has had solo exhibitions at a number of galleries. There are publications and catalogues about Space Force Construction. Ed. No One's Voice was published in London. Hg./ed.Rhombus Press is based in Vienna. In 1993–2012, Spatial Sequenz was exhibited. Hg./ed. Bregenz, 2012 <mask> Pumhsl, Yilmaz Dziewior, and Kunsthaus Bregenz. Hg./ed. <mask> Pumhsl, Hg./ed., is the author of the Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien, Kln 2011. Galerie Daniel Buchholz and Lisson Gallery are in Kln.The map is animated. Kln 2007 Wachstum und ENTwicklung, Hg./ed. is a book by Burkhard Meltzer. Silvia Eiblmayr/Galerie im Taxispalais is located in Frankfurt am Main. CENTRAL–Kunstpreis Klnischer Kunstverein. The 2003 Champs d' Expérience, Hg./ed., was written by Klnischer Kunstverein. The Bawag

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title: C. Loring Brace

texts: Professor and Curator at the University of Michigan's Museum of Anthropological Archaeology, <mask> IV was an American anthropologist. The attempt to introduce a Darwinian outlook into biological anthropology was his greatest contribution to the field of anthropology. The son of a writer, sailor, boat builder and teacher, <mask> was born in New Hampshire in 1930. John P<mask>, Sarah Pierce, and the Rev. were his ancestors. Blackleach Burritt. <mask> was the founder of the Children's Aid Society and knew <mask>. Meet your Ancestors, A Biography of Primitive Man is a book that C<mask> read when he was a child.He majored in geology, paleontology, and biology at Williams College in Massachusetts. During the Korean War, <mask> worked with the fitting of gas masks so that they would fit a variety of different people. He studied physical anthropology with Ernest Hooton and William W. Howells, who introduced him to the new evolutionary synthesis of Darwinian evolution and population genetics. He was able to travel to Europe, where he spent 1959-1960 at Oxford University, and to Zagreb, Yugoslavia, where he inspected the collection of Neanderthal fossils. He taught at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee and the University of California, Santa Barbara after finishing his doctorate. He was the Curator of Biological Anthropology at the Museum of Anthropology at the University of Michigan. In 1962, <mask> published a paper in American Anthropologist titled "Refocusing on the Neanderthal Problem" where he argued that the archeological and fossil evidence did not support the idea that the Neanderthals were replaced by Cro-Mag."The Fate of the 'Classic' Neanderthals: a consideration of hominid catastrophism" was published in 1964 by Brace. The history of research on the Neanderthals was traced in order to show how the interpretations established early in the century convinced many anthropologists that the Neanderthals played no role in the evolution of modern civilization. The increased use of tools by

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texts: Neanderthals led to the evolution of the classic Neanderthals into modern humans, according to <mask>. Neanderthals are ancestors to modern humans according to <mask>. He argued that the fossil record suggests a simple evolutionary scheme whereby humans have evolved through four stages, and that these stages are somewhat arbitrary and reflect our limited knowledge of the fossil record. The idea of Darwinian evolution needs to be integrated into paleoanthropology. The Darwinian approach to evolution was advocated in The Stages of Human Evolution, first published in 1967.As much for his criticism of his colleagues as for their content, <mask>'s ideas generated controversy, but they have also influenced a generation of anthropological research into human evolution and the interpretation of the Neanderthals. In the publication "Clines and clusters versus Race: a test in ancient Egypt and the case of a death on the Nile", <mask> discussed the controversy concerning the race of the Ancient Egyptians. The Egyptians have been in place since back in the Pleistocene and have been largely unaffected by either invasions or migrations. In a 2006 publication "The questionable contribution of the Neolithic and the Bronze Age to European craniofacial form", <mask> argued that Natufian peoples, who are thought to be the source of the European Neolithic, had Sub-Saharan African admixture. Past PhD students include Dean Falk, Margaret E. Hamilton, Robert J. Hinton, <mask>. Lauer, and A. Russell Nelson. Race and Intelligence was written by C<mask> <mask>, Harry Nelson, and Noel Korn. The book was edited by C<mask> <mask>, George R. Gamble, and James T. Bond.The American Anthropological Association was founded in 1971. Man in Evolutionary Perspective. Human Evolution: An introduction to Biological Anthropology was written by C<mask> <mask> and James Metress. The University of Michigan's Department of Anthropology has links to External links. "Creationists and the Pithecanthropines" is a review by C<mask>

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title: Felicia Bond

texts: A writer and illustrator of books for children, <mask> was born in Yokohama, Japan. She is the illustrator of the If You Give... series. <mask> was born to American parents in Yokohama, Japan. She was raised in Bronxville, New York and Houston, Texas. She saw a beam of light in her bedroom window when she was five years old and knew she wanted to be an artist. She cites a number of influences as a child, including the covers of The New Yorker, the drawings in her Girl Scout Handbook, and the art in children's books. She was drawn to the style of Ludwig Bemelmans in his books, as well as the ink drawings by Garth Williams in Charlotte's Web and Stuart Little.She credits the work of Charles Schulz, the creator of the Peanuts comic strip, with making a lasting impression on her. Education <mask> earned a B.F.A. In painting from The University of Texas, Austin, with continuing studies at The School of Visual Arts, New York City. After moving to New York City at the age of twenty-two, <mask> worked as an art director for Margaret K. McElderry Books and as a scene painter in a children's museum. She took classes at The School ofVisual Arts and created a portfolio of work for children's books. She left behind her original idea of pursuing her painting after being offered five contracts. Poinsettia and Her Family was the first book she wrote and illustrated.She illustrated If You Give a Mouse a Cookie in 1985. Among other works, <mask> illustrated Big Red Barn, The Big Green Pocketbook, Little Porcupine's Christmas, and The Right Number of Elephants. Her works include Poinsettia and her Family, Poinsettia and the Firefighters, The Day It Rained Hearts, and Big Hugs, Little

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texts: Hugs. If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, the first collaborative work written by Laura Numeroff and illustrated by <mask> <mask>, became a popular favorite and is considered a contemporary classic today. A series of seventeen titles sold over fifty million copies. They have been translated into more than a dozen languages. The New York Times Best Seller List shows that the If You Give... series is popular.In the picture book category, many of the books were the best-sellers. The book If You Give a Mouse a Cookie has become so ingrained in our culture that it was mentioned in Air Force One, The L Word and Mad Magazine. If You Give a Pig a Pancake was one of Oprah Winfrey's favorite things in 2000. It was included on Oprah's Favorite Things from A-Z in the same year. The answer to the question was if you give a moose a muffin. The Bronx Zoo in New York featured the art in their Children's Zoo for one year and the artwork has been used to create murals in the wings of children's hospitals. In Japan, an entire Tokyo city bus was painted with images of Mouse.In Laura Bush's Celebration of American Authors at the 2001 Presidential Inauguration, two authors were honored for their If You Give... series. The George W. Bush Presidential Library has a bronze sculpture of her sleeping on the book. The first lady read If You Give a Mouse a Cookie on the White house lawn. The website mousecookiebooks.com is an interactive site for children, parents, teachers, and librarians. <mask>'s signature style is characterized by rich, vibrant watercolor, often with a black line used for graphic effect. She uses white space in her design of the books in the If You Give... series. Her painting

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texts: style from her early twenties is reflected in her book Big Hugs, Little Hugs.She discreetly writes the names of family, friends and pets in her illustrations. The cross-hatched ink artwork in The New York Times by Al Hirschfeld inspired her to do it. <mask>'s writing style is often narrative and character based. She came up with Poinsettia and Her Family and Poinsettia and the Firefighters. The Day It Rained Hearts and the playful Tumble Bumble were some of the stories that began as an aimless doodle. Her book Big Hugs, Little Hugs is more conceptual in nature and evolved from a dream that she merged with a comforting story her father told her when she was a child. She has said in interviews that her ideas come from an "impulsive and intuitive place".She works to keep the "mysterious third thing" alive in a book while honing the narrative and pacing of the words and design. She compares the making of a book to cooking, a musical score, or a dance. Poinsettia and Her Family was written and illustrated by T.Y.Crowell. The Day It Rained Hearts was written by Crowell. The Halloween Play was published in 1983. The Chicks' Christmas was published in 1983. Poinsettia and the Firefighters.Wake Up, Vladimir, was written by Crowell/HarperCollins. Big Hugs, Little Hugs is a book written by Joseph Slate. The Big Green Pocketbook was written by Candice Ransom, Big Red Barn was written by Margaret Wise Brown, and The Right Number of Elephants was written by Jeff Sheppard. Mouse, time for school! Happy Valentine's Day, Mouse! if you give a cat a cupcake Happy Easter, Mouse! It's Pumpkin Day, Mouse!, if you give a dog a donut, and if you give a child a book.Happy Birthday,


title: Brent Seabrook

texts: <mask> is a Canadian former professional ice hockey defenceman who is currently playing in the National Hockey League. He was selected in the first round, 14th overall, in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft out of the Western Hockey League. He played four seasons of junior with the Hurricanes before joining the Hawks, who won three Stanley Cup titles. He won gold medals at the 2003 IIHF World U18 Championships, the 2005 World Junior Championships and the 2010 Winter Olympics for Canada. <mask> was a member of the South Delta Minor Hockey Association. He played with Colin Fraser, Troy Brouwer and Andrew Ladd in the spring. He was drafted by the Lethbridge Hurricanes in the first round of the 2000 WHL Bantam Draft.<mask> and Kris Versteeg were teammates in Lethbridge for three seasons. <mask> was drafted 14th overall by the Chicago Hawks in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft after a 42 point season with the Hurricanes. <mask> was assigned to the Norfolk Admirals of the American Hockey League for the final three games of the regular season and six post-season games after completing his fourth and final season in the Western Hockey League. <mask> recorded five goals and 32 points in his first year in the NHL, after cracking the Hawks' line-up his first year out of junior. In his third NHL season, <mask> matched his rookies total with 32 points and nine goals. He began the season on the defensive side of the ball. <mask> became an important part of a young and rejuvenated team that made the Stanley Cup playoffs for the first time in seven years the following season.In 17 post-season games, he scored 11 points, but the Hawks were defeated by the Red Wings. <mask> was knocked out by a hit from Wisniewski. <mask> and Wisniewski were both suspended for eight games. On June 9, 2010, the Chicago Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup. <mask> was signed to a five-year contract extension by the Hawks. <mask> scored the Game 7 overtime

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title: Brent Seabrook

texts: winner against the Detroit Red Wings in the Western Conference Semi-finals, sending the Chicago Bears to the Western Conference Final. <mask> scored the overtime winner against the Boston Bruins in the 4th game of the finals.The Hawks beat the Bruins in six games to win the Stanley Cup for the second time. <mask> hit David Backes of the St. Louis Blues in the first round of the playoffs. <mask> was assessed a match penalty for leaving the game. <mask> was suspended for three games for the hit. <mask> was named an alternate captain on September 17, 2015. <mask> was signed to an eight-year, $55 million contract extension by the Hawks on September 26, 2015. <mask> played in his 1,000th NHL game on March 29, 2018, against the Jets.The first pair of defencemen and the seventh duo in NHL history to play 1,000 games together were <mask> and Duncan Keith. <mask> was placed on long-term injured reserve after he announced he would need three separate surgical operations to repair his shoulder and hips. <mask> missed the rest of the season. He returned to practice with the team in July to prepare for the 2020 Stanley Cup playoffs, which were delayed due to the COVID-19 epidemic. <mask> opted out of the playoffs on July 24 to focus on recovering from his surgery. <mask> injured his back days before the team's pre-season training camp, but he intended to rejoin the team prior to the 2020–21 season. He was placed on injured reserve.<mask> announced on March 5, 2021, that he could no longer play in the NHL due to injury. <mask> wants to retire after his current contract ends. The Hawks traded <mask>'s contract to the Lightning in exchange for Tyler Johnson and a second-round draft pick in 2023. Seabrook was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Brent Seabrook

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 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 Chicago Blackhawks wouldn't have three Stanley Cups if it weren't for Seabrook, according to the President of Hockey Operations. He ends his career as one of the best defenders in franchise history, but also one of the greatest of all time. Seabrook was a member of Team Canada in two World Junior Championships.In the gold medal game against the United States in 2004, he recorded three points. In the United States in 2005, he matched his three-point total from the previous tournament and helped defeat Russia in the final to capture Canada's first gold medal that began a five-year run. <mask> made his senior international debut for Canada at the 2006 World Championships in Latvia, where Canada failed to medal. <mask> was called and asked to play for Team Canada at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, along with teammates Duncan Keith and Jonathan Toews. He became Canada's seventh defenceman because he was expected to continue his NHL partnership with Keith. He played in seven games as Canada won the gold medal over the United States in overtime. <mask> and his wife Dayna have three children.<mask> made a brief appearance in the episode "Virgin Skin" on the NBC drama Chicago Fire. His younger brother, who was drafted by the Washington Caps in 2009, played in the American Hockey League for two years before returning to the sport. Hockey players from British Columbia won medals at the 2010 Winter

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title: Jamie McDonald (adventurer)

texts: <mask>, also known as Adventureman, is a British adventurer, motivational speaker and author who lives in Gloucester. Motivational speaker <mask> has delivered motivational, entertaining and inspiring talks for schools, businesses, charities and after dinner events all around the world. He focuses on finding more motivation, never giving up, and helping people to discover more within themselves to make a difference in the world, whilst sharing his adventures and hardships. He has spoken at some of the biggest corporations in the world, including Microsoft, and received praise from notable people such as Sir Steve Redgrave. <mask>'s book, Adventureman: Anyone Can Be a Superhero, about his historic 5,000-mile run across Canada, became a best-seller on Amazon. While <mask> does his adventures, he always dresses up in his alter-ego costume, Adventureman, which was designed by a 10-year-old with a rare disease. In 2012 <mask> bought a second hand bike and began his journey from Thailand to his hometown of Gloucester.He was shot at, arrested and slept rough. His journey was documented in a series of clips. The world static cycling record stood at 224 hours and 24 minutes and <mask> decided to attempt it. It was a challenge he had come up with while cycling. After pedalling for more than 11 days for a Guinness world record, he stepped off the exercise bike in a marquee in Gloucester. The solo run across Canada <mask> set off from St John's, Newfoundland and Labrador on the Atlantic coast on March 9, 2013. <mask> spoke to businesses and schools to raise money.He wanted to complete the journey before the winter.

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texts: Terry Fox's run across Canada was cut short by cancer and <mask> was inspired by him. He had to push his load in a stroller when he was no longer able to carry it on his back, and he was beaten and robbed while celebrating the new year in Canada. A bone spur has grown over the inflammation in his foot after he continued his run. He slept rough on the side of the road. He wore a lot of trainers. He raised more than $500,000 for children's charities in the UK and Canada in order to give back to the charities that supported him as an unwell child.<mask> started his run on the West Coast at Cape Alava, in Washington's Clallam County, and completed his run a year later on the East Coast in Gloucester, Massachusetts. He fought through desolate +50C deserts, was mistaken for a Mexican drug runner, dodged striking snakes, scorpions, spiders, and was ordered to come out of his tent with his hands first. <mask>'s raised money for children's hospitals in the United States and the United Kingdom. A few weeks later, <mask> broke another endurance world record, running the most amount of miles humanly possible to this point in time; a record-breaking distance of 524 miles. <mask> slept less than 3 hours a night on the treadmill. A total of 20 marathons were run back-to-back by <mask>, who spent more than 20 hours a day running. During the challenge, he broke through both physical and emotional barriers, reaching 'the beyond', having bouts of naturally formed hallucinations and chemicals being produced around his body, giving him power to continue on.<mask> co-founded Superhero Foundation, a charity that aims to

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texts: "empower real-life to change and save lives". The charity supports individuals raising money for treatment that isn't provided by the health service in the UK. The charity was started by the father of a wheel-chair bound daughter who needed an operation in the US to enable her to walk for the rest of her life. After climbing up and down Robinswood Hill in Gloucester, UK, 75 times, he reached the equivalent of Mount Everest, raising tens of thousands of pounds. Other families have been helped by the charity. Donald and <mask> had a child named <mask>. <mask> was hospitalized up to the age of nine due to a variety of illnesses as a child.<mask> lives in Gloucester with his partner Anna McNuff, who is an adventurer, best-selling author and motivational speaker. <mask> achieved a World Record in December of 2012 for stepping off the bike for more than 12 days. He was awarded the White Hat during his run across Canada in 2013). The 'Golden Shoe' was awarded to the male runner of the year. The Medal of the City of Gloucester is the highest accolade the Mayor of Gloucester can give. <mask> was named the 'Fundraiser of the Year' for the West by Pride of Britain. The Independent put together a list of 100 people giving back to the community.The Ambassador of the Year was at the Believe in Gloucester Awards. The winner of the 'Fundraiser of the Year' was the National Adventure Award. A fellowship from the University of Gloucestershire. The winner of the 'Fundraiser of the Year' is Pride of Britain. People educated at St Peter's High School in Gloucester, English male long-distance runners and motivational

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title: Jack Hill (cricketer)

texts: John Charles "<mask>" <mask> was an Australian cricketer who played in 3 Tests. Mr. <mask>'s son received his secondary education at St Patrick's College. He served in the Royal Australian Air Force from 1942 to 1946 after taking up a position under the Naval Board. He was placed on the supplementary list at the start of the 1943 season after training with the club in the pre-season. He was released from the Belgrave Football Club in the Mountain District Football Association after playing for the Second Eighteen. He kicked nine goals in a match for Belgrave in 1949, but was knocked out during the match. He thought the injury was a concussion and didn't seek medical treatment.He was hospitalized after collapsing at work. He fractured his skull for the second time in his football career at the hospital. He retired from football after setting a goal-kicking record. He had to take special headaches powders for the rest of his life because he was not fit enough to resume cricket until October 1949. At St Patrick's College, where he was an outstanding schoolboy cricketer, the team only played four matches a year. He was selected to play in the senior team that competed in the Provincial Group of the March 1939 Country Week Carnival in Melbourne at the age of 15. He played at the Cricket Ground.He played District Cricket for the

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texts: Melbourne Cricket Club. During the time he was in the R.A.A.F., he put on an exceptional performance after the break for tea. He played cricket with the Mosman Cricket Club while stationed in Australia. He was a member of the St Kilda Cricket Club. He played in 69 State Cricket matches for Victoria from 1946 to 1956, scoring    867 runs and taking 218 pins. He became the first person to ever bowl for Victoria when he took the first ball he ever threw. He was famous for not scoring what might have been the easiest runs ever scored in a Shield Cricket in the first day of Victoria's match against New South Wales at the St Kilda Cricket Ground in 1955.Bill "Tiger" O'Reilly, a former Australian champion spin-bowler, applauded the Australian selectors for their effort to tighten up the distressing state of their spin attack. At the time of his Test selection, a newspaper described his action as follows: In its October 1974 obituary, The Cricketer described his action, which can be seen at and also at. At the end of the first day, the Australian XI was 9/500. The team was forced to follow on after being all out for 202, and by the end of the second day they were 2-21. <mask> had three maidens and took no for 24. <mask> took 2 for 28 off 11 overs, with three maidens, as the team went on to score 234. The team squad played a match

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texts: against a team from the other side of the state.The Australian XI was made up of Lindsay Hassett, Arthur Morris, Ron Archer, Richie Benaud, Alan Davidson, Jim de Courcy, <mask>, and Colin McDonald. Ray Lindwall, who was indisposed from having a tooth removed the day before, was replaced by <mask>. Ian Craig, Neil Harvey, Doug Ring, and Don Tallon all played for the combined Northern Tasmanian side. The Combined side were all out for 262 at the end of the first day's play, and the Australian XI were 93 without loss. At the end of the second day, the Australian XI had scored 469 and the combined team was 2/19, but <mask> did not bowl on the second day. The combined team scored a total of 245 on the last day, with <mask> taking 3/68) and the Australian XI scoring 41 without loss. The entire tour of England involved 34 matches in all: five Test cricket matches, and an additional 29 matches that were played before, during, and after the Test series.He played in two Tests for Australia against England. He and Alan Davidson made their Australian Test debut in the same match, but in the rain. He scored a duck and four runs in a drawn match. The Third Test was his second Test match appearance. He scored 8 runs in a match. In England's onlyinnings, the duck and 3/97 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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