title: Charles Vance Millar

texts: a small share in the company.The 99 ministers and the 103 Orange Lodges who accepted the bequest, did so upon the sale of O'Keefe in 1928. The legatees received money. The bequest of the Kenilworth shares was claimed by five Windsor pastors in October 1928. The stock did not trade publicly, so it was difficult to judge the value of the shares. They were thought to be worth less than one cent each. The racetrack would close in a decade. The final clause of his will was the largest.The Toronto woman who gave birth to the most children in that time was given the balance of the estate. If there was a tie, the bequest would be divided equally. The contest became known as the Great Stork Derby. The will was approved by the Supreme Court of Canada. The Derby continued despite attempts by <mask>'s distant relatives to have the will declared invalid. His estate was worth $568,106 when it was finally liquidated because of his long-term investments, which included one of the land adjacent to the Detroit–Windsor Tunnel that turned a $2 investment into over $100,000. During a deflationary economic period, its value was increased.Four Toronto women who each had nine children received $110,000 each, but three of them had to pay back the relief money they had collected. Two women with questionable claims to a share in the prize were paid $12,500 each by the estate. The childless <mask> fathered 36 children. Megan Follows starred in The Stork Derby, a Canadian made-for-television movie. It was thought that this clause was prepared in his will to discourage indiscriminate births. There are references to notes and a bibliography. The Great Toronto Stork Derby was held in the late 19th century.The National Library of Canada is in Canada. The Toronto 'Stork Derby' Baby Race' at Snopes was written by

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title: Litto Nebbia

type: paraphrased

texts: Félix Francisco "<mask>" <mask> was born on July 21, 1948 in Argentina. <mask> was born in Santa Fe to Martha and <mask> in 1948. He left secondary school to join a band with a friend, keyboardist Ciro Fogliatta. The duo lived in a Balvanera tenement when they moved to Buenos Aires in 1963. They became regulars at a popular recital hall after appearing in a television show. "Los Gatos" was formed in 1966 by <mask> and Fogliatta. The group composed most of their own songs and performed them in the well-known neighborhood café, "La Perla del Once" (facing Plaza Miserere).On May 2, 1967, <mask> and Tanguito wrote La balsa (The Raft), which sold over 250,000 copies after being released on the RCA Victor label on July 3, 1967. The birth of Argentine rock can be traced back to the album, which was the first local rock production to outsell either American or British rock titles. La balsa was named the best album in Argentine rock by the Argentine edition of Rolling Stone Magazine. The album saved the group. The group was invited to perform the hit on television after it was released, but they couldn't see themselves until the show aired at the appliance store owner's request. There was controversy after the hit's release. There was a debate as to whether <mask> or Tanguito had contributed more to the composition.By 1970, Los Gatos had dissolved, as well as the

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title: Litto Nebbia

texts: band itself, as guitarist Kay Galiffi relocated to Brazil, and <mask> left the group. A number of <mask>'s tracks were included in the film El extrao de pelo largo (The Long Haired Stranger), which benefited from having a number of its tracks included in <mask>'s first album. In 1971 and 1972, his work drew from the Chacarera genre, and in 1973, he founded the Litto Nebbia Trio. <mask> produced folk rock duo Pastoral's En el hospicio (In the Hospice) in 1975, his first record production. <mask> was forced to seek exile in Mexico due to the advent of a new dictatorship in 1976. In 1978 he released Canciones para cada uno (Songs for Each of You) and in 1981 he released Slo se trata de vivir. <mask> returned to Argentina in 1982.His 1986 release, Demasiadas maneras de no saber nada, was followed by a May 1983 concert in which he was joined by Silvina Garré, Juan Carlos Baglietto, and Fito Pez. <mask> converted a former shoe store into her new home and invited her son to install a recording booth there. They improved and equipped the ad hoc space, which was opened as a recording studio in 1988, and which was named "The New World" by Barresi, the recording engineer from his days with Los Gatos. <mask>'s 1989 establishment of Melopea Records was named after the Ancient Greek music theory and his own 1974 album of that name. Melopea Records produced tango

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title: Litto Nebbia

texts: compositions from decades earlier, as well as discovering and promoting new talent. Some of the latter included works by consular figures, such as Juan Carlos Cobin. In 2002, <mask> was named Illustrious Citizen of Buenos Aires.Oscar Moro, the drummer who died a year earlier, was part of the revival of Los Gatos. Nebbia presented a nine disc anthology of Argentine rock in 2010, and hosted a gathering of fellow Argentine rock greats on 9th of July Avenue as part of official celebrations of the Argentina Bicentennial. Two of the most influential in the genre acknowledged Nebbia and Los Gatos as inspiration for their own beginnings. Hijo de America, 1970 Nebbia's Band, 1971Despertemos en America, 1972Muerte en La Catedral, 1973Melopea, 1974Fuera del Cielo, 1975Bazar de Los Milagros. Canciones Para Cada Uno was published in 1977. The first edition of Canciones Para Cada Uno was published in 1978. 2, 1979Toda Cancion Sera Plegaria, 1979Creer, 19801981, and 1981Solo Se Trata De Vivir.The 1981Solopiano, Vol. "Tres Noches en la Trastienda" was published in 1981 and "Llegamos De Los Barcos" was published in 1982. In 1982, Canciones Para Conocernos Mas, and in 1983, La Guerra No Sabe. Homenaje, a Gardel Y Le Pera, Nebbia Canta Cadcamo, and El Hombre are from 1994. Argentine people of Italian descent, living in Santa Fe, are referred to as Living people Singers


title: Michael Cooper

texts: <mask>, who was born April 15, 1956, is an American basketball coach and a former player. He played for the Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA and won five NBA titles. Five times he was on the first team of the NBA All-Defensive Team. He won the NBA Defensive Player of the Year in 1987. He has been a coach in the NBA and the NBA Development League. <mask> was born in Los Angeles. He had to have 100 stitches on his knees when he was three years old.The doctor said that he wouldn't be able to walk. He attended the University of New Mexico after graduating from Pasadena High School. He was a member of the New Mexico Lobos for two seasons in the 70's. The Lobos won theWAC title with <mask> leading the way with 16.3 points, 5.7 rebound, and 4.2 assists per game. <mask> was selected by the Los Angeles Lakers in the third round of the 1978 NBA draft with the 60th overall pick and went on to play for the team in the 1980s. He was named to the NBA All Defensive Team eight times, including five first-team selections. <mask> and Norm Van Lier don't want to be in the Basketball Hall of Fame.He made the final list for the ballot in 2022. The NBA Defensive Player of the Year Award was won by him. He was a member of five Lakers championship teams. The rail-thin <mask>, known for his knee-high socks, played shooting guard, small forward, and point guard, although his defensive assignment was usually the other team's best shooter at

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title: Michael Cooper

texts: the 2 or 3 position. According to Larry Bird, <mask> was the best defender he faced. <mask> averaged 8.9 points, 4.2 assists, 3.2 rebound, 1.2 steals, and 0.6 blocks per game for his career. A popular player among Lakers fans, home crowds were known to chant "Coooooooop" whenever he controlled the ball, and the Lakers sometimes ran an alley-oops play for him.He was ranked among the club's all-time top 10 in three-point field goals and games played, but left the team after the 1989–90 season. <mask> averaged 15.8 points, 6.1 rebound, 1.9 steals, 1.8 assists, and 0.3 blocks per game for Pallacanestro Virtus Roma in the Italian Serie A during the 1990–91) season. He joined the Lakers' coaching staff in March 1994 under Magic Johnson and Del Harris, after three years as a special assistant to Lakers' general manager Jerry West. The Los Angeles Sparks reached the playoffs for the first time in franchise history in 1999 under <mask>, who became an assistant coach. He became the head coach of the Sparks in 1999 and they finished the 2000 season with a 28–4 record. <mask> was named the coach of the year. The Detroit Shock defeated the Sparks in 2003 to deny them a third straight title.<mask> took a job as an assistant coach with the Denver Nuggets after the Sacramento Monarchs ended the Sparks' run in the first round of the 2004 WNBA Playoffs. <mask> was named the interim head coach after 24 games. He served as a scout

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title: Michael Cooper

texts: for the Nuggets the rest of the season after George Karl was brought in to coach the team. <mask> was the head coach of the Albuquerque Thunderbirds for three years. He left the Thunderbirds after they won the National Basketball Association D- League Championship. <mask> returned to coaching in the NBA as head coach of the Los Angeles Clippers. In May 2009, <mask> was named head coach of the University of Southern California's Women of Troy Basketball Team.He quit after USC finished seventh in the conference with a 7–11 record. He was at USC for 72 years. <mask> was hired as the head coach of the Atlanta Dream. His contract was not renewed by Atlanta. <mask> was hired to coach 3's Company of the Big3 League. The Palos Verdes Peninsula of Los Angeles County has a school named after <mask>. <mask> became the head coach at the high school in September of 2021.The NBA has a head coaching record. "Los Angeles" style "text-align: left;" "2001" style "center" style "1st in Western" "Albuquerque" style "text-align: left" Lakers 3, 2.3,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  The Lakers had a score of 24.1,.524,.250, and.776. Lakers 81, 32.4,.491,.211,.785, 4.1, 1.6, 1.0, 9.4 Lakers 76, 14 and 28.9 were recorded.The Lakers went on a 3 game winning streak. There is a style "text-align: left;background:#afe6ba;" The Lakers scored 22 points in 20 minutes. "" style "text-align: left; background:#afe6ba;" There are two Lakers, the first


title: Meghan Klingenberg

texts: She is an American soccer player who won the Women's World Cup. She is a former member of the United States women's national soccer team and currently plays for the Portland Thorns in the National Women's Soccer League. She played for 3 teams in the Women's Professional Soccer league, including the Houston Dash in the NWSL. <mask> was born in Pittsburgh and raised in the suburbs of Pennsylvania. Drew was a soccer player at Penn State. She was the captain of the girls soccer team at Pine-Richland High School. She was an NSCAA All-America selection in 2005, when she helped lead Pine-Richland to the Pennsylvania state high school championship.She was named a Parade All-American. She says she improved her soccer skills by practicing Taekwondo and that the martial art made her a more aggressive player. She has a black belt. A four-year starter for the Tar Heels, <mask> attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She had 18 goals and 24 assists. He played on all three lines for UNC. She played in 24 games and started 10 as a freshman.She scored five goals and had three assists. An All-ACC Academic Team selection, Klingenberg led UNC freshmen in all offensive categories. She played in 20 games as a sophomore, starting eight, and missed the last six games of the season playing for the US at the U-20 Women's World Cup. She had nine assists and two goals. She was named to the All-Academic women's soccer team. She played in 26 games as a junior and scored five goals with one assist. In the

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title: Meghan Klingenberg

texts: NCAA quarterfinals, <mask> scored the game-winning goal in a 5–2 triumph over Wake Forest.She played in all 24 games for the Tar Heels as a senior and was fourth on the team with 23 points. She scored six goals and was named to the All-ACC team. In the first round of the WPS draft, Klingenberg was selected by the Washington Freedom. She was traded to the Boston Breakers in June after the team was moved to Florida. Klingenberg played in 10 matches for Boston and started all of them. She had one goal and two assists. She won the 2012 Women's premier soccer league elite at the Western New York flash.In 2012 <mask> joined Swedish club, Tyres. She won the 2012 Damallsvenskan. The National Women's Soccer League was created with support from the US, Canada, and Mexico. On January 10, 2014, it was announced that the Houston Dash had selected Klingenberg with the sixth pick in the NWSL Expansion Draft. She joined the Dash mid-season after finishing with Tyres FF. She left the club in October of 2015. In October 2015, Klingenberg was part of a pingpong trade that had her join the Seattle Reign as she was traded by Houston Dash for amber brooks and a college pick in the NWSL college draft.At the U-16, U17, U-20, and U-23 levels, <mask> played for the United States women's national soccer team. She earned her first two caps for the senior squad at the Four Nations Tournament in 2011. She was one of the alternates for the Summer Olympics. She was named to the senior team roster for the upcoming exhibition

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title: Meghan Klingenberg

texts: matches against Germany and the Netherlands. She made her senior team debut at the Four Nations Tournament against Canada on January 23, 2011. She played in the Women's World Cup in 2015. The United States women's national soccer team won the tournament.In every match of the tournament, <mask> started. Despite seeing a lot of playing time during the 2016 Summer Olympics, Klingenberg has not been called up since January. She has won five trophies in her career so far. She won the 2012 Damallsvenskan with Tyres, the 2012 Women's Premier Soccer League Elite with Western New York Flash, and the 2017 National Women's Soccer League with Portland Thorns FC. She is a member of the United States women's national soccer team. The Western New York flash women's soccer team won the 2012 Tyres Damallsvenskan and the 2016 Portland Thorns FC NWSL Shield. United States teammates Christen Press and Megan Rapinoe, along with others, started Re-Inc, a gender-neutral lifestyle brand.The first time a women's player was included in a video game was in the FIFA video game series. The first women's sports team to be honored with a ticker tape parade in New York City was the United States at the 2015 Women's World Cup. Mayor Bill de Blasio gave each player a key to the city. The team was honored by the president at the White House. US Soccer player profile North Carolina player profile 2012 Summer Olympics alternate player profile Tyres FF player profile Houston Dash player profile Portland Thorns FC player profile 1988


title: Vernon Hartshorn

texts: <mask> was a Welsh trade unionist and Labour Party politician who served as a Member of Parliament from 1918 until his death<mask> was a member of the National Executive of the Miners' Federation of Great Britain. At the 1918 general election, he was elected as a Member of Parliament. He became a member of the Simon Commission after serving as Postmaster-General. He served as Lord Privy Seal until his death in 1931. <mask> was born on March 16, 1872 in Pontywaun. Ellen and <mask> had a son.His father was a coal miner and later became a draper. The <mask> family were members of the Primitive Methodists. <mask> was a Sunday School teacher and lay preacher. He probably received his education at home, local board school, chapel, work, and local institutes. A childhood friend says that he was good at math and could solve problems off hand when he was at Oliver's Mount. The innate mathematical ability was useful in later years. The 'pit bottom' in the local colliery was the proving ground for many young men and boys in the South Wales valleys, and Hartshorn was no exception.He started underground at the age of 14 and worked at the coal face of the Black Vein Seam for about a year. Ill-health resulted in Hartshorn moving to work above ground. He worked as a Junior Clerk in the company offices. He was able to get an insight into commercial matters which would stand him in good stead in later years. He was elected Checkweighman at the Risca collieies, a position that was left vacant by James Winstone, a founding member and future president of the South Wales Miners' Federation. The South Wales Miners' Federation cause was promoted by Hartshorn. He was one of the early leaders of the South Wales Miners' Federation.<mask> was seen as one of the future men of the Federation at the point of his election as Miners' Agent in 1905. He had shown that he had a good deal of perseverance, a keen insight into mining and political matters, and a determination to do what he considered to be right

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title: Vernon Hartshorn

texts: despite the odds against him. He was recommended for the post by the principal leaders of the South Wales Miners' Federation at the time, including William Abraham, William Brace and James Winstone, all of them speaking of his "unblemished moral character, his keenness, tact and ability." He was going to need those skills and characteristics for the rest of his life. He was described as the "most prominent and capable of Socialist leaders in the South Wales Coalfield" by 1912. <mask> wanted to be a Labour candidate in the General Election of January 1910. He had to stand down because he failed to get the support of the South Wales Miners' Federation.He was a Labour candidate in the April 1910 by-election and again in the December General Election of the same year. He was backed by the South Wales Miners' Federation on both occasions. There are references to Hartshorn in the press as a militant, an extremists, a socialist, and out for trouble during the National Coal Strike of 1912. He was not part of the group of young socialists from the Rhondda who published the Syndicalist manifesto, 'The Miners Next Step', with its critique of the style of union leadership shown by William Abraham. He was not an advocate of co-operation with the coal-owners at any cost. He believed that the strike weapon could be used. Almost 1 million miners went on strike in 1912.The Tonypandy Riots of 1911 were the reason why the Government decided to intervene in the dispute. They rushed a minimum wage bill through parliament. The legislation saw the introduction of the first example of a national minimum wage, but the arrangements for miners' pay were far from perfect. A key player in the negotiations that took place in London, <mask> was less than enthusiastic about the Wage Bill, and he made it clear that it could not be accepted as a final solution to the problem. He believed that if the men decided to return to work, that would be a test of what they had accomplished. On 6 April 1912, the strike

masks: Hartshorn Hartshorn


title: Vernon Hartshorn

texts: ended. The production of coal in Britain peaked in 1913, but the First World War brought new challenges to the industry.During the War, there was a constant struggle between the collieries and the army for manpower, and it did more to divide the Labour movement than any other issue. The miner's pay didn't keep up with the rising cost of living during the War. It was difficult for the miners' leaders to balance their interests with those of the nation. The Miners Federation of Great Britain demanded a 20% pay increase in 1915. The negotiations reverted to the districts after the coal-owners refused to discuss a national wage rise. In South Wales, the obdurate coal-owners refused to budge beyond 10%. About 200,000 miners in Wales went on strike in 1915.Hartshorn and other Federation leaders urged the miners to abandon their plans to strike. While the country was at war, there would be a lack of public support for a strike. The Federation's credibility was at risk in the long term. He was criticized for betraying the miners. The Coal Strike of 1915 was divisive as some viewed the miners as unpatriotic while others criticized the mine owners. The strike was illegal because the Minister for Munitions, Lloyd George, invoked the War Act. He went to speak to the miners directly.They won many of their demands before returning to work. There was a strike in Wales in November 1916. The industry was to be under government control for the next four years. During the War <mask> visited the Western Front with other miners' leaders to assess the conditions of the troops. He was a member of the Advisory Board to the Controller of Mines and a member of the Coal Mining Organisation Committee. He was one of the three Wales Commissioners on the 1917 Inquiry into Industrial Unrest. He received an award for his service to the CMOC in January 1918.During the War years, Hartshorn supported the campaign for women's speach. 1922–1923 UK MPs were sponsored by the United Kingdom Miners' Federation of Great


title: W. J. Ghent

texts: <mask> was an American socialist journalist and writer. He focused on socialism and the history of the Westward Expansion of the United States. <mask> was born on April 29, 1866 in Clinton County, Indiana, the son of Ira and Mary Elizabeth Palmer. Prior to the American Revolution, <mask>'s ancestors had settled in the state of North Carolina. He moved into journalism after working as a compositor for a number of newspapers and magazines. In 1892, <mask> became interested in socialism and became active in the Bellamy Club. The American Fabian, a New York-based magazine, was contributed to by <mask> from 1897 to 1898.In the late 1890s, he served as an aid to <mask> during his campaigns to become Mayor of Toledo, Ohio and Governor of Ohio. The Collectivist Society of New York was founded in 1903. The executive committee was chaired by <mask>. The Socialist Party of America (SPA) was formed in 1904, after more than a decade of being out of the socialist movement. The author of the widely read radical tome Our Benevolent Feudalism was already well known among American socialists at the time of his entry into the SPA. 1904's Mass and Class was followed by another well known volume. <mask> was an excellent writer but shyness and poor public speaker.Many people came into contact with him because of his literary eloquence and reluctance to speak in public. A socialist workers education facility was launched in New York City in 1906 with the help of a philanthropist. The hiring of a paid executive to run the school was required by the April 1906 meeting of the Board of Directors. He relented and took the position of Secretary despite his fear

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title: W. J. Ghent

texts: that it would take away time for writing. The first two floors of the building at 112 East 19th Street were set up for the school in September of that year. He became Secretary of the organization that brought socialist ideas to college campuses because he was an intellectual. In the summer of 1907, the facility of the Rand School was made the headquarters of the ISS.In the fall of 1909, Algernon Lee, editor of The Worker, the main English-language Socialist weekly in New York City, pushed Ghent into resigning as the school's chief. The American Socialist Society, the legal entity behind the Rand School, elected Algernon Lee as the school's new Secretary. The Socialist Congressman Victor L. Berger hired <mask> to work as a secretary. After working for Rep. Berger, <mask> returned to journalism, writing for the Washington, DC socialist weekly The National Socialist before joining the editorial staff of the mass circulation Appeal to Reason. Despite America's entry into World War I, the Socialist Party broke with radicalism in order to oppose it. The American Federation of Labor President Samuel Gompers was on the Executive Committee of the American Alliance for Labor and Democracy from 1917 to 1919. In the early 1920s, Ghent was an opponent of the American Communist movement.His essays from magazines such as The Weekly Review and The Independent were included in a book titled The Reds Bring Reaction. The author argued in the book that the wave of conservatism and anti-union legislation which swept America in the years after World War I was a response to the "theatricism and charlantry" of the revolutionary left. The revolutionary

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title: W. J. Ghent

texts: Communist is a fanatic and a firebrand. As long as society keeps on keeping on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on keep on The tumult and shouting of the Left strengthens the Reaction of the Right. Despite this perspective and his continued separation from the Socialist Party, Ghent maintained his commitment to the principles of social democracy, declaring that the theory of the class struggle "seemed to be valid, when rightfully understood, as it still seems." His attention was turned to the history of the American West when he became estranged from the radical political movement.He would be the author of three books. He joined the Social Democratic Federation in 1936 despite never rejoining the Socialist Party of America. W.J. died and left a legacy. On July 10, 1942, <mask> died in Washington, DC. The Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress houses <mask>'s papers. Footnotes work on Feudalism. The book was written in New York.A survey of social divisions. The book was written in New York. Why aren't you a Socialist? The Socialist Party is in New York. 190-? There are some uninvited messages about socialism and success. John Lane Co. is in New York.To skeptics and doubters. The Intercollegiate Socialist Society was founded in New York. There is an old age pension. The National Office of the Socialist Party was in Chicago. The Handbook of the National Socialist. 2. The National Socialist was in Washington, DC in 1913.The Appeal Almanac was published in 1915. There is an


title: W. J. Ghent

texts: editor. Appeal to 1915 Reason. The Socialist Classics should be appealed. There is an editor. Appeal to 1916 reason. Democratic defense is a program for socialism.The chief author. The Socialist Party Bulletin is a monthly publication. 1, no. 2 March 1917. There are 14. The Appeal Almanac was published in 1917. There is an editor.Appeal to 1917 Reason. The New Appeal Almanac was published in 1918. There is an editor. The new appeal was published in 1918. Reaction from the Reds. The University Press of Princeton was published in 1923. "Daniel DeLeon" is from the Dictionary of American Biography.The American Council of Learned Societies was founded in 1928. There is a Chronicle of the Great Emigrant Trail. New York, Longmans, Green and Co. The Chief of the Mountain Men is Thomas Fitzpatrick. With LeRoy R. Hafen. Old West Publishing Company was founded in Denver in 1931. The Early Far West is a narrative outline.Longmans, Green and Co. was in New York. <mask> <mask>: Reformer and Historian was further read by Harold S. Smith. A PhD thesis. The University of Wisconsin is in Madison. The "<mask>. <mask> Papers, 1876-1942 finding aid" can be found in Washington, DC. Some of the members of the Socialist Party of America were from

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title: Empress Dowager Bo

texts: There was an imperial concubine of Emperor Gaozu of Han. During the life of the Emperor, she was known as either Empress Xiaowen or consort <mask>. Despite being a concubine, her son became the Emperor of Han, cementing her place in history. The year of her birth is not known. She died in the year 155 BC. The first grand empress dowager in Chinese history, who lived to see her grandson become emperor, was never named. The future Empress <mask>'s father, <mask>, came from Wu County.He had an affair with the daughter of a member of the royal family. <mask> was the child of this union. The Book of Han tells a different version of Lady <mask>'s life, but according to Chinese historical works, she was the prettiest concubine of the prince. The two men allied themselves to defeat the force of Xiang Yu, but later betrayed each other. Unlike other defectors who switched sides again after a victory, he remained loyal to Xiang Yu. The entire family was brought in front of the executioner to await the execution. Lady <mask> was offered as a gift by the emperor after he begged for mercy.She was taken as an imperial concubine because of her beauty. Her former husband was spared execution. Historical records did not provide information on whether other members of the family were spared. Lady <mask> gave birth to a son who became the Prince of Dai. Lady <mask>'s status was elevated when she gave birth to her son. She wasn't confined to the palace and was allowed to accompany her son to the remote Principality of Dai to be the

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texts: princess dowager. The region was under constant attacks and threats from the Xiongnu.Even though she couldn't live a luxurious lifestyle far from the imperial palaces, she still had a comfortable life. She had to work as a seamstress. L was very sympathetic to <mask>, unlike other consorts who became victims of L's jealousy. <mask> and her son were spared from the politics that killed many other concubines and princes because the empress never saw them as a threat to her quest of power. Lady <mask> came to become the emperor's concubine according to the Book of Han. Lady <mask> was taken as his concubine in Dai by the man who discovered her as a seamstress. The Book of Han and other historical texts converge with Lady <mask> and her son in the Principality of Dai.In 180 BC, after the death of Emperor Gao's wife, the officials slaughtered the L clan and offered the throne to Prince Heng, who they accused of not being imperial. The prince consulted the Princess, but she could not make a decision. It was later, after they dispatched Princess <mask>'s brother <mask> to the capital Chang'an to observe the situation and to ascertain the officials' good faith that Prince Heng chose to accept the throne. Even though she had not previously been an empress, Princess <mask> was honored as empress dowager after Prince Heng took the throne. She wasn't much of a dowager and didn't exert much influence over her grandson Emperor Jing. The most important instance in which she claimed her influence was in 176 BC. <mask> had

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title: Empress Dowager Bo

texts: retired to his home when he was wrongly accused of treason and arrested.Before he became emperor, Zhou was in control of the imperial seal and commanded the powerful northern guards, according to the emperor's wife. He did not commit treason, but now plans to use his small march as a base for a rebellion. It was due to her influence that Zhou was released. She probably didn't try to help her brother when he killed an imperial messenger in 170 BC. Even though <mask> was the emperor's only sibling, he pressed him into committing suicide. During her son's reign, the daughter of one of her relatives was arranged to marry the crown prince, who was her grandson. The grand empress dowager was named after the emperor who died in 157 BC.She did not try to assert political influence after that. She died in 155 BC. It would be disastrous for Emperor Jing's wife, Empress <mask>, as she would be deposed after losing her main support. When she died, she was put in a temple of her own, rather than in her husband's temple, because only one empress could be put in an emperor's temple. In order to reverse the position of the two ladies, he demoting them to a separate temple and enshrining them as "Empress Gao" and "Empress <mask>", respectively. There are records of the grand historian. 49.The book is called Book of Han. Part 1. There are three vols. 13, 14, 15. Han dynasty empresses dowager Han dynasty imperial consorts 3rd-century BC Chinese women 3rd-century BC Chinese people 2nd-century BC Chinese people Year of birth

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title: David Bates Douglass

texts: <mask> was a civil and military engineer who worked on a wide range of projects throughout his career. He was a professor at the United States Military Academy for fifteen years before he left the army to work as a consulting engineer. He was the chair of the mathematics department at Hobart College when he died in 1849. The War of 1812 was born to Nathaniel and <mask> in Pompton Township, New Jersey. His mother's brother was a civil engineer. He developed a passion for technology after observing the local industry and being taught by his mother. He graduated from Yale College.In the War of 1812, he received a commission as Second Lieutenant in command of a corps of miners. He received a citation and field promotion to First Lieutenant for his service at the Siege of Fort Erie and the Battle of Lundy's Lane. The United States Military Academy at West Point was where <mask> was a professor. He worked on a variety of government-sponsored and private projects. The western section of the Erie Canal was consulted on by him. Ann Ellicott was the daughter of Andrew Ellicott, Professor of Mathematics at the academy. He was a member of the Lewis Cass expedition that explored the south shore of Lake Superior.You will join him at Detroit by the first of May, and you are assigned to accompany a party to be employed in exploring the Southern Coasts and Shores of Lake Superior. The other members of the expedition were Henry Rowe Schoolcraft and Charles C. Trowbridge. The expedition accomplished its mission and even exceeded it, according to most accounts. The objective was to ascertain the feasibility of relocating the Confederacy from New York, and many Indians were removed from New York to Wisconsin in the succeeding years. The official account of the expedition was to be written under joint authorship. The death

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title: David Bates Douglass

texts: of his father-in-law and his new position as Chair of the Department of Mathematics led to personal delays and an acrimonious split from his colleague. As his outside projects were becoming more of a distraction, Douglass submitted his resignation to the academy and it was accepted.The designer of the Montville inclined plane was a consulting engineer for the Morris Canal. The Newark Eagle reported that the 1830 test of the device was a success. The boat, with two hundred persons on board, rose out of the water, and in one minute it was upon the summit, which it passed with all the ease that a ship would cross a wave of the sea. The boat glided quickly down the wooden path as the forward wheels of the car began their descent. In six minutes and thirty seconds it descended from the summit and reentered the canal, passing a plane one thousand and forty feet long with a descent of seventy feet. These planes became well-known as a tourist attraction. The Morris Canal's technology inspired the inclined planes on the Elblg Canal.Green-Wood Cemetery is located in New York. It established a style of peaceful, natural setting known as a rural cemetery that was copied several times by Douglass and his admirers. The third president of Kenyon College was <mask>. He wrote about the reasons for his departure. The Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad route, the design of a major water delivery system for New York City, and the design of two garden cemeteries based on his design of Green-Wood are some of the notable post-military projects. The High Bridge design was originally awarded to Douglass, but he was later fired. In October of 1848, <mask> was appointed Professor of Mathematics at Hobart College.He died of a stroke in October 1849. There are External links to 1790 births and 1849 deaths of American canal

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title: Anil Moonesinghe

texts: <mask> was a revolutionary politician and trade unionist. From 1994 to 2000 he was the deputy speaker of parliament and a diplomat. He edited newspapers and magazines. He was the general manager of the corporation. The rank of Colonel was briefly held by him. <mask> was born in Sri Lanka on February 15, 1927. <mask> was brought up with Buddhist and Sinhalese nationalist values, as well as an abhorrence of the colonial power, Britain.He excelled in athletics at Royal College, an elite institution that produced many radicals as well as civil servants and bourgeois politicians. He earned himself the nickname 'Rommel' at school because he organized a brigade of boys to help the Japanese if they landed on the island during the Second World War. He was influenced by communism when he wrote about the Red Air Force. He was a member of a communist group in Royal College. The group moved to a specific stance. The All India Universities Athletic Meet, which was held regularly in those years, in Lahore in 1944, was where Moonesinghe excelled in athletics, as he represented his University at the meet. Royal Primary School was evacuated and he taught there for a short time.He went to Britain after winning an exhibition at the University of London. When the news of Churchill's defeat at the general election came through, all the soldiers on board threw their caps in the air and cheered, a fact which greatly encouraged him. He studied law at University College. He met his future wife, who was a member of the Communist Party of Great Britain, and Stan Newens, who later became a Labour & Co-op MP. They joined the Revolutionary Communist Party, in which they were associated with the group around Tony Cliff, the so-called 'State-Caps', after their characterisation of the USSR as 'State-Capitalist'. The Socialist Review Group evolved into the Socialist Workers Party. There were two people present at the conference.He became familiar with

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title: Anil Moonesinghe

texts: Max Shachtman's theory of bureaucratic revolution through the group. He knew Jock Haston and Ted Grant. He went by the name '<mask> Kumaran' within the RCP. He worked as an overhead crane operator. He married Jeanne Hoban in 1948 and they lived in a houseboat called 'Red October', which they built together. On the heels of a group of the RCP, they both joined the Labour Party. After being elected to the Executive of the Labour Leagues of Youth, Jeanne was put on the list of Labour Parliamentary candidates.Fenner Brockway was associated with George Padmore, the prophet of Black African Liberation. His parents summoned him back to Srilanka in 1952. He practiced law all over the island. The labourers on the tea and rubber plantations were organised by the Lanka Estate Workers' Union. The British were still very powerful on the island despite the fact that the island had obtained independence in 1948. The British planters succeeded in getting the government to deport Jeanne, but she went into hiding and the LSSP succeeded in stopping the deportation. He was sent by the LEWU to organize a strike in Agalawatte.The Agalawatte Local of the LSSP asked him to be the Party's parliamentary candidate for the constituency because he was successful. The UNP held the seat with a comfortable majority and the plantation workers were not allowed to vote. He represented Agalawatte in Parliament for 11 years. He worked hard for his constituency, building roads and schools through self-help, and worked for the welfare of the lower castes. He found that working in Agalawatte took up too much time for him to devote to his ward work. The Gothatuwa Building Society was founded by Herbert Keuneman and other members of the radical intelligentsia. The Welikadawatte housing estate attained some fame as an island of intellectual creativity because of this.He was a member of the Political Bureau of the LSSP until he left the party. He spoke in


title: Anil Moonesinghe

texts: Mercantile Union, which brought together workers in government corporations. He built up a union of tens of thousands of members by going around the country from factory to factory. He had one of his lieutenants become an MP. At the 1970 General Election, the UCMU sponsored the candidacy of a novice who went on to become the Prime Minister and then President of Sri Lanka. After the United Front won a landslide victory in the 1970 election, the workers at theCTB spontaneously established workers' committees and took over the running of the institution.They requested that <mask> be made chairman of the board. He was appointed chairman and general manager by the new Government. It began the most successful years of the institution. The last two years he was there, the CTB ran at a profit while providing a service that was never previously or subsequently matched. He was aided by his minister. The CTB under Moonesinghe provided an efficient and disciplined service to the public. He would dress in a bush shirt and trousers and operate as a one-man flying squad to catch bus crews in the act, lying in wait in his metallic blue Volkswagen Variant or his Citron 2CV to prowl on them.There were stories of him being spotted with a beard. To prove that eight buses could be serviced in a day, he personally carried out eight vehicle services at the Central Workshops. In addition to the role in management of the Employees' Councils, which the workers' committees were transformed into after being properly constituted, commuter organizations were included in an advisory role. Rationalising bus types was one of the measures taken to improve efficiency. The CTB started buying buses from the Isuzu Company of Japan in order to offset the effects of price fixing by the main suppliers. There were new bus stands and depots. A modern, multi-storied bus station was planned at the CBS, but it wouldn't be completed.The Central Workshop at


title: Anil Moonesinghe

texts: Werahera became the largest in South Asia after Moonesinghe took measures to build up local industry. The local modification of ticket machines was started after employees pointed out many unsuitable features. He started to build prototypes of a locally manufactured bus and a car at Werahera in 1974. In 1971 when the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP) staged an insurrection, he formed a 2,000-strong paramilitary body, the Hansa Regiment, from among the employees of the CTB to guard bus depots, bus stops and workshops. He created a secret intelligence organisation, the agents of whom were employees of the CTB, which provided accurate reports of the strength and distribution of JVP units. State, a theoretical journal of the LSSP, was published in three languages. In 1975, there was a plan for the Employees' Council to form half of the board of directors.In September of that year, the LSSP Ministers were removed, so <mask> resigned from the CTB. He was briefly employed by the Government of Guyana as a consultant on transport. He was a candidate in the 1977 election for the Matugama constituency. He was beaten into third place by the sitting member. He was the deputy secretary of the LSSP in 1978 and supported the group led by NM Perera. He was arrested for his part in the General Strike in 1980, but was released without being charged. He wrote a book about the Solidarity union in Poland.He came up with the term 'Casino Capitalism' to describe the economic set-up under the UNP regime. He split from the LSSP in 1982 over its refusal to go into coalition with Mrs. Bandaranaike's Sri Lanka Freedom Party. He was a supporter of the Presidential Election of that year. He was a member of the SLSSP when it dissolved and he was elected to the seat at a by-election. He was one of the MPs under proportional representation for the Kalutara District from 2000 to 1989. Several people were saved from death during the anti-Tamil pogrom.


title: Anil Moonesinghe

texts: During the 'White Terror' of 1988–90, he was involved in saving hundreds of suspects from summary execution, at one point threatening an Army commandant with an attack.He was elected a vice-president of the SLFP in the early 1990s and was part of a re-organization drive. He was the spokesman for Transport and the best man to take care of the public transport sector, so he was expected to get that portfolio. After the victory in 1994 of the People's Alliance, the new Prime Minister did not care to revive the CTB and did not make Moonesinghe a Minister. He became the Chairman of the Committees of Parliament. He was elected President of the Mahabodhi Society after this. He was confused by the internal politics of the party. The LSSP debate was open and democratic, with matters being decided by a vote.His habit of speaking his mind made him a liability in his new home. He was close to Mrs Bandaranaike after becoming a deputy speaker. He was affected by her death very much. In 2000 he was appointed Sri Lanka's Ambassador to Austria, the UN and accredited to the former Yugoslavia, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The first Sri Lankan Ambassador to Croatia presented his credentials on March 14, 2002. He had a close relationship with Vclav Havel, the President of the Czech Republic, due to his connections with the oppositional movement in Czechoslovakia. He was recalled after the UNP won the general election.He died on December 8, 2002. The last two children that he left were Janaki and Previn. Kumaran is the Publications Kumaran. The Indonesian movement was reported in the January–February 1949 edition of Workers' International News. Moonasinghe is the name of the man. "Accumulation in backward countries" was published by the Young Socialist. "The Nature of the State" was written by Moonesinghe.Moonesinghe, Polanthaya, was published in 1980. A leader par excellence Scott Direckze, '<mask> K. Moonesinghe and the


title: Jacques Finet

texts: <mask> was a politician in Quebec. From 1982 to 1987 he was the leader of the Parti municipal de Longueuil. <mask> worked for Hydro-Québec prior to his election as Longueuil's mayor. He was first elected to the Longueuil City Council in 1978 as a city councillor. The Parti municipal won nine of seventeen seats and held a functioning majority until one of its representatives was expelled from the party. Parti municipal leader Paul Viau resigned in 1981 and was replaced by <mask>. <mask> defeated Robidas by a narrow margin of eighty-two votes in the 1982 municipal election to become mayor of Longueuil, and the Parti municipal won a majority on council.Finet was the mayor of Longueuil and promoted a plan to clean up the Saint Lawrence River. The plan to build a sewage pipe on the river's bed was opposed by local environmental groups. Finet accepted a compromise to construct most of the pipe under Quebec Route 132 after the plan was rejected by the government of Quebec. The project began in 1986. In March 1985, Finet signed a land swap with a major employer in the region that had previously had a difficult relationship with the city. The lands were intended for housing. The city of Longueuil was ordered by Finet to provide emergency services in French and English at all hours.In December of 1985 <mask> was chosen as chair of the Montreal South Shore Transit Corp. He indicated that he would like to improve access to the Longueuil Metro Station and introduce commuters to Montreal via a shuttle bus. He helped negotiate a settlement that ended the drivers' strike. In March 1986 Finet introduced a program to clean up Longueuil's Chambly Road. The five million dollar plan for the street

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title: Jacques Finet

texts: being used to push for full control of natural resources. According to the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement, the Cree are seeking shared control of natural resources.The Great Whale project was halted pending completion of an environmental review by the International Water Tribunal. At the 12th World Congress on Electrotechnologies in June 1992, <mask> was chosen as leader of the International Union for Electroheat. He was the first North American to lead the organization. Finet announced his retirement from Hydro-Québec at the same time that the European public relations activities had ended. He said in an interview that Hydro had built up a network of supporters in Europe and that his presence was no longer needed. In 1992, Hydro-Québec's European office spent $920,000 on public relations. Finet tried to return to politics in 1994 as a candidate of the newly formed Alliance de Longueuil, which was created by a merger of the Alliance de Longueuil and the Parti c.He was elected the leader of the party on May 1, 1994. His platform called for a municipal tax freeze, the creation of an economic development office, an arts and cultural center to serve the South Shore, and quality-of-life committees for all the city's neighbourhoods. A distance-based fare system would accompany a merger of the Montreal Island, South Shore, and Laval transit systems. His opponents accused him of quitting as mayor too soon after he was re-elected. Finet finished third against Gladu. The leader of the Alliance de Longueuil was Finet. He didn't want to return to political life after this time.Mayors of Longueuil Hydro-Québec Year of birth missing (living people) Place of birth missing (living


title: Robert Michael Pyle

texts: <mask> was born in 1947 and is an American lepidopterist. The 2020 feature film The Dark Divide tells much of his life story, with David Cross playing him. He graduated from Aurora Public Schools in 1965, after taking all of his early education in Denver and Aurora. He received a B.S. from the University of Washington. There is a degree in nature perception and protection. This was followed by an M.S. Nature Interpretation from the College of Forest Resources.He testified against unsustainable development plans and was involved in environmental activism during his time there. The Xerces Society was founded in 1971 thanks to a Fulbright Scholarship that enabled him to study butterfly conservativism at the Monks Wood Experimental Station in Abbot's Ripton, England. He went to the Yale University graduate school to study insect ecology. He received his PhD from the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies in 1976. He married his high school sweetheart, JoAnne R. Clark, on July 30 1966. Sally Hughes was married to him on June 7 1974. The second marriage would last a decade.In his career, he worked as a ranger-naturalist in a national park, as a butterfly consultant, and as a land steward for The Nature Conservancy. He chaired The Monarch Project of the Xerces Society and was deeply involved in Monarch butterfly preservation since 1975. He has been involved in forest preservation in the Pacific Northwest. These involvements continue. He is the co-coordinator of the Washington Butterfly Survey and has published many papers on butterfly ecology and biogeography. He co-authored a major paper reviewing the Mariposa Copper butterfly and describing nine new subspecies. During a total eclipse of the sun, his most recent paper reports on the behavior of the Woodland Skipper.Forty


title: Robert Michael Pyle

texts: years of monitoring butterfly phenology at one study site and the biology of northerly migrant species are both related to climate change. In addition to teaching and speaking, <mask> has given hundreds of invited lectures and keynote addresses. He was Visiting Professor of Environmental Writing at Utah State University and Kittredge Visiting Writer at the University of Montana. He was a field trip leader on twenty-five occasions from 1976 to the present. He has led natural history seminars in many places. He has served on the faculty of the Sitka Institute, Fishtrap, Haystack, Art of the Wild, and many other writers' conferences and events. Writing has been the primary professional activity of <mask> since 1982.He has lived in Southwest Washington since 1978 and writes from his home along the Lower Columbia River. He has published 24 books and hundreds of papers. Wintergreen: Rambles in a Ravaged Land describes the destruction caused by logging as well as the beauty of his adopted home in the Willapa Hills. His book Where Bigfoot Walks: crossing the dark divide grew out of a Guggenheim fellowship, and was a major component of the 2020 feature film The Dark Divide, which starred David Cross as <mask> and Thea Linnaea <mask> as his wife. Lessons from An Urban Wildland chronicles the intersection of his Aurora, Colorado, childhood nature explorations and Colorado's long tradition of water rights battles with the importance of everyone's special places. Both Wintergreen and The Thunder Tree are examples of damaged lands. Chasing Monarchs: Migrating with the Butterflies of Passage traces his discovery of previously unknown monarch butterfly migration patterns.The First Butterfly Big Year is similar to a birder's big year in that it chronicles <mask>'s coast-to-coast adventures and

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title: Robert Michael Pyle

texts: misadventures while documenting as many butterflies as possible in one year. Nabokov's Butterflies is a collection of the novelist's butterfly writings. <mask>'s development as a writer and on his sources, influences, and beliefs are reflected in Walking the High Ridge: Life as Field Trip. Sky Time in Gray's River: Living for Keeps in a Forgotten Place follows the lives of the creatures in his adopted village throughout the year. The first full-length book of poems, Evolution of the Genus Iris, was preceded by a chapbook of poems and stories. His second book of poems, Chinook and Chanterelle, features cover art by his wife. The Tidewater Reach: Field Guide to the Lower Columbia River in Poems and Pictures is a collection of poems and pictures.Other books include The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Butterflies, The Butterfly Watcher's Handbook, The Butterflies of Cascadia, and The Butterflies of the Pacific Northwest. The book tries to blend methods of narrative natural history writing with pure fiction by alternating chapters on Magdalena's life in the high rocks with those of the human characters. The Tangled Bank, Through a Green Lens: Fifty Years of Writing for Nature, and Nature Matrix: New and Selected Essays were all collected in three books. An eleven-track audio album of acoustic song-poems inspired by the natural world has been released. 2002. The Dictionary of Literary Biography is part of the Twentieth-Century American Nature Writers: Prose. 26–70.Detroit has a person named Gale. <mask>. 1996. The second volume of American Nature Writers was published. 73–739. Scribner's. There are new and selected essays in the nature matrix.2020. Counterpoint. The field guide to the Lower Columbia River is called The Tidewater Reach. 2020. The Columbia River Reader

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title: Lorraine Eden

texts: Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University was where she taught from 1992 to 1993. She joined the Mays Business School of Texas A&M University in 1995 as an associate professor and has served as a full professor since 2002. Visiting professorships have been held at Harvard University, University of Texas at Austin, University of Reading, and Ohio State University. Major multinational corporations, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, and government tax authorities are all consulted by <mask> in matters relating to international tax and transfer pricing. She helped the US Bureau of Labor Statistics redesign the US import and export price indexes in 2001.The Canadian Women Economists Network (CWEN), a women's networking group in the Canadian Economics Association, was designed and founded by <mask>. A section of the International Studies Association received a charter in 1996. There is a women's networking group in the Academy of International Business. There are codes of ethics for the Journal of International Business Studies and the Academy of International Business. Transfer Pricing Aggies is a networking group for former students working in transfer pricing. The Ethicist was founded by the Academy of Management. Publications Books Multinationals and Transfer Pricing was published in 1985 by St. Martin's Press.335 pp. The Fiscal Reform in the Developing World Series includes retrospectives on public finance. The book was published by Duke University Press. 409 pp. Multinationals in the Global Political Economy was co-edited by Evan Potter and others. 215 pp. Multinationals in North America as part of the Industry Canada Research Series Volume was published in English and French in 1994.662 pp. Taxing Multinationals: Transfer Pricing and Corporate Income Taxation in North America was published in 1998. The book is 757 pp. Governance, Multinationals and Growth was co-edited by Wendy Dobson. 400 pp. More than 150 articles have been published in various economics, accounting, business and management

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title: Simon Ford

texts: <mask> is an English-born Jamaican former professional footballer who played as a defender. He moved to Grimsby Town in 2001 after starting his career with Charlton Athletic. He moved to the Scottish premier league where he stayed for six years. He was released after two seasons after moving to Chesterfield. He returned to Grimsby Town in the summer of 2012 but only made two appearances and was sent to AFC Telford United. He's been capped three times by Jamaica. <mask> began his career at the club under Alan Curbishley and was promoted to the first team in the 2000–01) season.He was released from the London club in the summer of 2001 after never playing a first-team match for the club. He joined the team before the start of the 2001–02 season. <mask> came on as a substitute for Ben Chapman in the 2–1 victory over Lincoln City in the first round of the Football League Cup. He made his league debut in the club's Division One 0–0 away draw with Preston North End on December 22, 2001. The following week on December 29 2001 <mask> scored his 1st goal for Grimsby with a headed goal to give them a 2–1 lead against Pompey, after Peter Crouch had put Pompey 1–0 up with the game eventually finishing a 3–1 victory to the Mariners. <mask> made 16 appearances during his first season at the park. <mask> was given a chance in the first team in the 2002–03 season when Steve Chettle was injured.<mask> went on to make 40 appearances that season. The club were demoted despite Ford's consistent performances drawing interest from other Division One sides. No transfer ever happened. <mask> was out of contention for a spot in the team during the 2003– 2004 season. <mask>'s contract

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title: Simon Ford

texts: was not renewed when it expired in 2004, despite being a valued player, and he left in August 2004. He scored four goals and made 84 appearances for the club. Bristol Rovers and Redbridge Ford joined on a non-contract basis before the start of the 2004–05 season, but manager Ian Atkins allowed him to leave the club without playing a game.<mask> signed a professional contract with Conference South side who were placed three levels below the last league he played in. <mask> only played one match for the club before he was approached by a Scottish team. He had to sign for Kilmarnock as an amateur because he was a professional. While playing as an amateur, <mask> was paid for his work. <mask> scored his first goal for the club in the 3–1 victory against Dundee on December 27 2004. He became a professional in January 2005. He had been a regular since October 2004, but had to have a double hernia operation in March 2005, which will keep him out until the following season.On 15 October 2005 he scored the opening goal on 7 minutes in the 4–2 defeat at Hibs, after Zbigniew Malkowski had little chance as the head went in from close range. On 29 October 2005 he made it 1–1 against Aberdeen when Kris Boyd's low drive could not be held by goalkeeper Ryan Esson and Ford headed in the rebound, the game finishing 4–2 to Kilmarnock. Billy Brown, Ford's assistant manager, said the injury was a major blow for the player and the club. He's been great. He was going to have a hip operation in the summer but had to wait until the knee healed. He returned in October of 2006 Ford was with Killie for six years and scored six times.Kevin Austin, who was released by Chesterfield, is

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title: Simon Ford

texts: being replaced by <mask>, who signed under freedom of contract in June 2010. On 21 August 2010 he scored the 4th goal on 62 minutes in the 4–0 thumping of Hereford United, Danny Whitaker whipped in a corner and the defender powered a headed into the net. <mask> was part of the side that beat Swindon Town 2–0 in the Football League Trophy final on 25 March 2012 and had a chance to score on 8 minutes but was ruled out for being in an ineligible position. He was let go by the club at the end of the season. <mask> returned to Grimsby Town on a trial basis in the summer of 2012 after 10 seasons in the Football League Championship. He signed a one-year contract three days later. <mask> dropped out of the professional game for the first time in his career, but he couldn't hold down a place back at the park.After failing to make a single appearance all season and being left out of the first team, <mask> was sent out on loan to fellow Conference side AFC Telford United until the end of the 2012–13 season. After injuries to both Ian Miller and Shaun Pearson, <mask> was recalled to Grimsby. He played for the club that was demoted from the Conference National. <mask> made his second debut in the club's 1–1 draw with Luton Town. <mask> didn't play in Town's unsuccessful play-off campaign. He was released on May 2, 2013. The young player of the year was promoted to the Football League trophy.The players are from Grimsby Town F.C. The players are from Bristol Rovers F.C. The players are from F.C. The players are from Kilmarnock F.C. The players are from Chesterfield F.C. English people of Jamaican descent play football in the National League and the English Football

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title: Timothy N. Philpot

texts: <mask> is an American lawyer, author and judge. He has served as a family court circuit judge in Kentucky for over a decade. He was a Republican member of the Kentucky Senate from 1993 to 1998 and the president of Christian Business Men's Connection from 1996 to 2003 <mask> has been criticized for making controversial statements about the lesbian, gay, and bisexual community but also defended as not allowing his social views to influence his judicial decisions. <mask>'s most recent book is a semi-autobiographical novel that draws on his experiences as a judge and as an author. Ford and <mask>'s son, <mask>, is a lifelong resident of Kentucky. His father was a minister in the United Methodist Church and the producer of The Story, the first religious television program broadcast in color.<mask> married Susan Davis, a nurse and the daughter of Methodist missionaries who were raised in Africa, in 1971. <mask> received his Bachelor of Science degree in history in 1974 and his Juris Doctor in 1977 from the University of Kentucky. <mask> was a trial lawyer who specialized in employment law, family law and civil rights cases. In 1978 he joined the Christian Business Men's Connection, an international evangelical Christian mission organization with the mission to "evangelize and disciple business and professional men for Christ". From July 1996 to September 2003 he was the president of CBMC International. <mask> was a Republican Party State Senator from January 1991 to December 1998. The Herald Leader described <mask> as one of the ten best legislators in 1992, writing that there should be room for a man with a conscience.The paper said he was a lone voice crying in the wilderness. <mask> is often the subject of editorial cartoons for his stances against abortion and pornography and his sermons on the floor of the General

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title: Timothy N. Philpot

texts: Assembly. <mask> admitted in 2012 that he was no longer a radical. I've never been arrested. I have become a respected member of the community. Pilpot ran for the position of circuit judge in the fourth division of the Kentucky Circuit Courts, but lost to Pamela R. Goodwine. He was appointed to a family court position in the Kentucky first division in January 2004, but was defeated in the 2004 elections."Ross" had a score of 56% to 44%. <mask> was re-elected twice. <mask>'s term will end on January 1, 2023, because his term begins on the first Monday in January after their election, under section 116 of the Constitution of Kentucky. <mask>'s 2004 re-election bid was the subject of a controversy. <mask> accepted a donation from an attorney who had represented him in a divorce case, and the donor was going to host a fundraiser at his home. Kentucky law does not place restrictions on donations to judicial election campaigns from attorneys, but questions of bias arose and the issue ended up before the Kentucky Supreme Court. <mask> said that the funding system may need to change but that it's not fair to make him the poster boy for a bad system.<mask> is an outspoken critic of the legalization of same-sex marriage. The decisions in Hollingsworth and United States v. Windsor had an effect on same-sex marriage in California. Kentucky's constitution defines marriage as one man and one woman. Simple and traditional. Kentucky's definition of marriage is for now. This was criticized for two reasons. The Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky was the first female federal judge in Kentucky.She noted that "<mask> took several risks, not the least of which is that he could be wrong, as theDOMA ruling's effect in Kentucky rests with the courts which consider the matter." Subsequent

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title: Timothy N. Philpot

texts: events have rendered this pointless. The primary error of his column is that he has undermined his own judicial integrity. He might have to disqualify himself from the case if he was presented with the issue of the DOMA ruling's effect in Kentucky. <mask> was criticized for dismissing principles of judicial interpretation as boring and technical and for ridiculing judicial review with his observation that one trial judge trumped every voter in California. <mask>'s comments raise a question of bias on the topic of sexual orientation, so he might have foreclosed his ability to sit on any case involving gay marriage. <mask> made comments after gay marriage was legalized in the United States.<mask> described gay marriage as an oxymoron, the Supreme Court's decision as pretty close to insane, and described homosexual relationships as "sterile" and "just entertainment." He described homosexuality as a choice, saying that children now have to decide which gender to date; this matches his previous views that the gay lifestyle is a "destructive lifestyle" and that it is not genetic. The views were challenged as showing a "fundamental misunderstanding of what it means to be LGBT" and as evidence of a "deep disrespect for LGBT people and their families." If judges don't influence their decisions, they have a First Amendment right to express their views. According to people who have been involved in cases with <mask>, he does not base his decisions on a litigant's sexuality. <mask> doesn't mention Jesus inside the courthouse very much, even when he knows he is the only answer to the problem in front of him. Half of the adoptions I do are for gay people.He loves homosexuals and they're not bad people. <mask> regrets that straight men are unable to hug in the way they used to, and that the rainbow, a symbol from the Bible,

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title: Timothy N. Philpot

texts: has been "stolen", and he plans to put a rainbow on the back of his car. As a family court judge, <mask> has presided over a number of cases involving relationship breakdown, which often end in a divorce on the grounds of a marriage being irretrievably broken. <mask>'s novel, Judge Z: Irretrievably Broken, is a fictional account about the death of marriage in the American culture. The plot borrows heavily from cases <mask> has heard, and is described as engaging and well-written whilst reflecting <mask>'s socially conservative Methodist perspective. The central character in the book is a family court judge in Kentucky, loves playing golf, and has a father who overcame a drinking issue with the help and support of his wife. The judge in the novel, Zenas, was one of the disciples of Jesus and the only lawyer named in the Bible.The exploration of whether some marriages are irretrievably broken, exploring the social consequences of single parent families and unstable environments for children and exploring marriage from a Christian perspective is part of the pedagogical aspect. <mask> described Ford's World of Golf as a tribute and memoir to his father, <mask>, whose passion for golf was only exceeded by his love for proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Judge Z: Irretrievably Broken References 1951 births Living people Kentucky lawyers 21st-century American

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texts: bought by the Orioles, and he finished his Major League Baseball career with them. After playing baseball in the minor leagues, <mask> became a sales executive. <mask> died in 2003 at the age of 75. <mask> was born in Detroit on August 7, 1927. His grandfather was from Belgium and was a second-generation American citizen. <mask>'s father promised that his son would become a major league player when he was 17 years old. <mask>'s perfect pitching motion caught the attention of a baseball scout who praised him.The Detroit Tigers signed <mask> late in 1944 and he practiced with the team in spring training before the 1945 season. He played for Detroit's top minor league team, the Buffalo Bisons, for most of the 1945 season. The 17-year-old <mask> began his major league career after being called up by the parent club. <mask> made his major league debut on April 29th due to Tiger pitching injuries, and with many top players still in the military late in World War II. He was the youngest player in the American League in 1945 when he was 17 years old and was optioned back to Buffalo, where he threw seven no-hitters, but lost the game. In 13 games as a relief pitcher, he had no wins, two losses and an earned run average of 5.33 in just over 25 hours of work. <mask> was the youngest major leaguer in 1946 and only played one game for the Tigers, giving up eight runs and fifteen hits.He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: a 2–16 record. His teammates and the media thought he was a prime prospect because of bad luck rather than bad pitching. Newhouser said that the kid has had bad luck since the season started, while Fred Hutchinson said that he shouldn't have lost more than three or four games. The major league average was 0.06 higher.<mask> was almost killed as spring training began. He fractured his skull when he crashed into a fruit truck while driving home from Florida Southern College. He was originally listed in critical condition, but recovered quickly and was able to talk to his teammates two days after the accident, telling them, "I'll be able to pitch sooner than you". The hope was that <mask> would be able to play again by June. As a result of the injuries to <mask> and Yogi Berra due to car accidents, the Cleveland Indians were forced to ride charter buses to exhibition games. <mask> lost his first three decisions when he returned to the rotation on May 21, 1949. He began to earn more victories in the 1949 season.The New York Yankees were defeated by a five-hit 2–1 score on July 23. <mask> beat each of the American League clubs at least once and three times. He finished the season with a 15–10 record, a 3.71 earned run average, 13 complete games, and two shutouts. He received three points and was tied for 22nd in the most valuable player voting. He was the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association's "most Courageous athlete" because of his injury and comeback.

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texts: <mask> pitched all of spring training without allowing a walk. He became the first pitcher to win 10 games in a season when he won his tenth game on June 28, 1950.He told an Associated Press reporter after the game that he believed Lady Luck had decided to give him a break after kicking him around for the past two or three years. <mask> said, "I've been having a pretty good year and it feels good after some of the things that have happened to me." <mask> won his eleventh game a week into July, and only lost five games. <mask> was named to the All-Star roster a few days later. <mask> played in the All-Star game in 1950. He gave up one earned run, three hits, and one walk, his one earned run coming in the ninth on a Ralph Kiner home run that made the game go to extra frames. <mask> was successful in the second half.On August 19 he pitched a one-hitter and faced the minimum 27 batters. The season ended just short of Ted Gray's prediction of 20 victories, and <mask> finished with a 19–12 record. He was second in games started with 34 and second in games pitched with 274.2, third in wins, and third in complete games with 21. The 3.54 was good for fifth in the American League. He finished tied for 24th in the voting for the Most Valuable Player. On October 2, 1950, <mask> married Shelagh Marie Kelly. They met at Grossinger's Resort.<mask> was drafted into the United States Army before the start of the 1951 season. He felt that he was drafted because he was a

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texts: prominent athlete, even though he was originally classified as 4F because of a high school knee injury. He was in the heavy weapons division of the Army, where the roar of the big guns made himTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia <mask> was reclassified as not fully qualified for combat duty. On September 15, 1951, this led to a medical discharge. <mask> said that he spent most of his time in the Army hospital. I played a little ball in Virginia.<mask> could be our best pitcher according to Red Rolfe when he returned to the Tigers for spring training in 1952. He's the type of person who can break a slump once in a while. After a poor season without <mask> in 1951, Rolfe predicted, "We'll be back in the first division this season because <mask> is back." Houtteman makes us at least a dozen games better than last year's team. <mask> worked out in Detroit with Ted Gray. <mask> said before the season started that it all depended on how he got off. I'm looking forward to the season.My arm feels the same as it did 50 years ago. I hope I can do better than last year. George Kell, who won a

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texts: batting title with the number, good luck, was the reason why <mask> took number 21 on his uniform. As the 1952 season began, it appeared that "Hard Luck Houtteman" was back. <mask>'s seven-month-old daughter died in an automobile accident just before the season started. In an April 26 game against the Cleveland Indians, <mask> was one out away from a no-hitter when he threw a pitch that was supposed to sink but did not, which Harry hit for a single. <mask> said, "This was the only pitch I shook Ginsberg off the whole game", and for years afterwards, catcher Joe Ginsberg repeatedly said to <mask>, "If you'd listened to me, I'd have you in the Hall of Fame".The game was won by Detroit. <mask> was moved out of the starting rotation by Red Rolfe after he lost his tenth game. He finished the year with a 4.36 earned run average. He lost his 20th game on September 21 against the Indians, making him the first Tiger to lose 20 games since 1941. <mask>'s disappointing season led to the possibility of a trade, with general manager Charlie Gehringer acknowledging that <mask> might be traded if the right offer came along. <mask> made public appearances for the Detroit Tigers and sold cars. There were rumors of the Yankees possibly trading Hank Bauer and Gil McDougald for <mask>."<mask> has always had good stuff, it's too good to be a 20-game loser", said Gehringer. He was used as both a starter and a relief during that season. He lost six straight decisions and had a

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texts: 2–6 record by the middle of June. On June 15, 1953, <mask> was traded by the Tigers to the Cleveland Indians along with Owen Friend, Joe Ginsberg and Bill Wight. He pitched against the Tigers in Detroit in July of 1953. <mask> wanted to be traded. He said that he would do more good if he was traded.He said there were times when he couldn't wait to peel off his uniform after a game. <mask> was moved into the starting rotation in order to replace Bob Feller. <mask> finished the season in Cleveland with a 7–7 record, six complete games, one shut out, and a 3.80 earned run average. The second daughter of <mask> was born at the start of the 1954. Mel Harder got him to stop experimenting and to seek his natural delivery. He was used by the Indians when they could. <mask> was used three times.<mask> finished the season with a career-high 11 complete games. After their first five games, the Indians had a 9–1 record. <mask> finished the season with a 15–7 record and a 3.35 earned run average. In the World Series with the Indians, he allowed one run and struck out one batter in two-thirds of an outing against the New York Giants. <mask> Score wouldn't beat him out of the fourth starting job with the Indians on April 11. He became a spot starter as he lost his starting position to Score.He finished the season with a 10–6 record, a 3.98 average, and three complete games. <mask>'s first son, Jeff, was born on December 29, 1955, with help from National Football League

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texts: player Leon Hart. <mask> was a relief pitcher during the 1956 season. The Chicago White Sox were willing to trade Jim Rivera for him as he continued to get trade offers. A three-team, nine-player deal involving <mask> and George Strickland was scrapped at the last second. <mask> only made 22 appearances on the mound, earning a 2–2 record. He had a high ERA of 6.56, his highest since 1946, when he made one appearance.Tension was running high as the 1957 season neared. <mask> was out of favor with the team's management due to his lack of starts during the 1956 season. According to Hal Lebovitz, this was a result of the starting five for the Indians, including spot starter Feller. Since the Indians were loaded with pitching talent, <mask> was brought up in trade rumors. <mask> landed in Farrell's doghouse when he was replaced by Al Lpez. He was called out by Farrell in front of his teammates. <mask> only pitched in three games for the Indians in 1957.Before the 1957 season, the Baltimore Orioles and minor league <mask> was put on the trading block, but he drew no serious offers because Cleveland was desperate to trade him. <mask> was sold to the Orioles after playing three games for the Indians. <mask> was in his 12th and final major league season, but Hal Lebovitz still called him a pitcher of considerable promise. <mask> was demoted to the Mounties of the Pacific Coast League after making four relief appearances. The final start of his major league career

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texts: Paragon Steel in Detroit. He attended the last game at Tiger Stadium. On May 6, 2003 <mask> died of an apparent heart attack at his home in Rochester Hills, Michigan. Major League Baseball pitchers Baltimore Orioles players Cleveland Indians players Detroit Tigers players American League All-Stars Baseball players from Detroit United States Army soldiers American people of Belgian


title: Maria João Pires

texts: One of the best interpreters of Mozart and Beethoven is a Portuguese classical pianist named <mask>. The daughter of Joo Baptista and Alzira dos Santos Barbosa was born in Lisbon, Portugal. She has three siblings. At the age of five, she had her first recital, and at the age of seven she was playing Mozart piano concertos publicly. She won Portugal's top prize for young musicians two years later. She took courses in composition, theory, and history of music while studying at the Lisbon Conservatory. She continued her studies in Germany after she finished her studies in Munich.In 1970, she won the Beethoven Bicentennial Competition. She performed with major orchestras in Europe, America, Canada, Israel and Japan. A 1999 film that was drawn to the attention of the press and went viral in 2013) achieved worldwide recognition because of her professionalism. At the start of a lunchtime concert in Amsterdam, she realized that she had practiced for a different Mozart piece than the one the orchestra had started playing. In 2010 he performed at the Proms. She said in an interview that after 60 years of performing, she had cut back on her performances but was not ready to retire. She was a master in residence at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel in Waterloo, Belgium, from 2012 to 2016 where she gave piano lessons and master classes to young talented pianists from all over the world.The Partitura Project was launched to help young musicians. She continued to give concerts despite announcing her retirement from the stage and tours. She


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texts: received a doctorate from Pompeu Fabra University of Barcelona. <mask> is a solo artist and in chamber music. There are many successful recordings of her performances of Beethoven, Le Voyage Magnifique, nocturnes, and Mozart trios. She founded the Belgais Centre for Study of the Arts in 1999. The best version of the nocturnes was selected by Gramophone.yce Morrison Mozart: The Piano Sonatas is one of her best recordings. <mask> <mask> is a fine Mozartian, according to the Penguin Guide. She has a vital imagination and is never wanting in classical feeling. She shows a sense of freedom in everything she does. There is a partial discography of Mozart. There are complete symphonies on theDeutsche Grammophon.Mozart: Lieder and Arias is a complete album onDeutsche Grammophon. Mozart: Piano Sonatas K. 331 & 457, and 6 Moments Musicaux. She commented at the time of her move that she had suffered a lot of negative publicity in Portugal due to her Belgais Centre project, a project that the Portuguese Government helped to fund but publicly shied away from. She started similar projects in Brazil after the centre continued to operate at her farm in Portugal. She moved back to Belgais in Portugal. The Partitura project was launched in response to this issue. Encouraging well-known musicians to foster young musicians and to invite them to share the concert platform is what it is all about.The Dame of the Order of Saint James of the Sword was Commander of the Order of Prince Henry and received the Grand Cross of the Order of Prince

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title: Steven Bankole Rhodes

texts: Justice S.B<mask> C.B.E. He was one of the founding fathers of the Nigerian Judiciary. Justice Adetokunbo Ademola became the third indigenous judge in the Nigerian Judiciary when he was appointed on 8 November 1945. He contributed to the development of Nigerian case law by adapting the principles of the English common law to the Nigerian environment. Prior to 1943, no African had participated directly in policy making at the central executive level in Nigeria. Prior to his appointment to the Executive council, he was on the legislative council representing the Rivers division.S.<mask> was a practicing lawyer before joining the legislative council. <mask> was nominated as an unofficial member of the Legislative council of Nigeria. The Richards constitution came into force. He represented the Rivers division in the legislative council. He was sometimes referred to as a Nationalist. He pushed for the nationalisation of Nigerian industries. He wanted more independence for the native courts in relation to the executive's control of the courts.The native courts were the most unsatisfactory part of the judicial reform of 1933 and should be reconsidered in 1937. King George VI gave instructions for the appointment of <mask> <mask> to be a member of the Executive Council of Nigeria. Prior to this appointment, no African had participated in policy making at the central executive level. The educated elements were excluded from the central government and the native administration of local government before the World War II. The Nigerian political leaders leveled criticisms against the Legislative and Executive system of colonial administration in the period between the two world wars because

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texts: of the total exclusion of Nigerian from this policy-making body. The electorate composed of wealthier members of the communities elected three from Lagos and one from calabar. Five clergy men, six lawyers, one journalist, one wealthy trader, and one district chief from the cameroons were elected from the educated class, yet only two of them would have been considered nationalist minded at the time they served.Sir Adeyemo Alakija and Justice S.B.<mask> were appointed to the governors Executive council in 1943, but they were considered to be safe government men. Prior to 1943, no African had participated in policy making at the central executive level. Bourdillon insisted that it was his right as governor to seek the advice he needed to govern effectively, even though he was agitated for constitutional reform to allow him to seek African advice on the executive council. Despite the unhappiness of his officials, Lord Cranborne gave way. Sir Adeyemo Alakija and Justice S.B. were present. The first Nigerian to be appointed to the Executive Council was <mask>. The inclusion of two of their countrymen in Executive Council, Sir Bernard Bourdillon was obliged to remark in 1944, "The importance of the step...received insufficient notice locally, chiefly because those Africans appointed were not of the same political colour as the Press, but it."One can't appreciate the esteem in which these men were held if he doesn't know the type of men they were. King George VI bestowed the honor of commander of the said Most Excellent Order on <mask> <mask>, Esq. There are public services in Nigeria. King George VI gave directions for the appointment of <mask> <mask> C.B.E., to be appointed as a Puisne

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texts: Judge of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. He was the first Nigerian lawyer to be elevated to the Supreme Court Bench straight from the Bar. A.G.b Manson, H.m.s Brown, C.T.Abbott, W. Wells Palmer, and G.G Robinson were Puisne Judges. E.Hallinan; G.R. Gregg.The trial of Heelas Ugokwe for the attempted assassination of H.M. was one of the most controversial cases brought before him. There is a foot. The postal worker who carried out the assassination attempt on Hugh Foot was in the midst of a countrywide campaign against anti-colonial activists. Foot was saved by a messenger after he was stabbed with a jack-knife. The British Governor was Ugokwe's target, but he decided to kill him because he couldn't reach him. If the British officials who murdered Nigerian coal miners were free, he saw no reason why he shouldn't be as well. He told Justice S.B. his only regret.He didn't succeed in assassinating Foot. The judge gave Ugowe the maximum life sentence. The Zikist had come to regard Helas as a champion for Nigeria's liberation. Justice S. B<mask> was the Chancellor of the Diocese. Eastern Nigeria, the Mid-West, Kwara and the Middle Belt were covered by the diocese at the time. Louis Mbanefo succeeded him. There is a family Hon.Justice S.B.<mask> had a son and two daughters. He is an uncle to Justice R.W.<mask>-Vivour. The Hon Justice S.B. was a prominent member of the colon nationalist section of Lagos society. At the end of May 1947, <mask> told Tony Enahoro that he was a S.B. In his lifetime, <mask> expected no self-rule. He died as the country prepared for independence. Hon.Justice S.B. The age of Rhodes C.B.E was 61 years old. There were 1890 births and 1951 deaths of Nigerian

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title: Boyd Neel

texts: There is an O.C. He was an English and later Canadian conductor. He was the Dean at the University of Toronto. The revival of interest in baroque music and in the 19th and 20th century string orchestra repertoire can be traced back to the founding and conducting of chamber orchestras by <mask>. As a child, <mask> wanted to be a pianist. His parents were an engineer and a professional accompanist. He was commissioned in the Royal Navy after graduating from naval college.After he was commissioned, the armed forces underwent a drastic reduction and he left the navy to study medicine. He was a Resident Doctor at King Edward VII's Hospital, London, and a House Surgeon and Physician at Saint George's Hospital, London. While working as a doctor, <mask> studied music theory and orchestra at the Guildhall School of Music. At this time, music was still a hobby. He formed an orchestra of young professionals from the Royal Academy of Music and the Royal College of Music. On June 22, 1933, the Aeolian Hall, London, hosted the debut of the London String Orchestra. The first performance in England of Respighi's Suite of Ancient Airs and Dances was included in the programme.He delivered a baby after returning to his surgery. The first performance in England of the Serenade for Strings by Wolf-Ferrari was included in the second concert at the same venue. The orchestra was invited to broadcast for the first time. He left medicine to devote himself full-time to music after Decca offered him a

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texts: contract. On February 16, 1934 the orchestra performed a concert of chamber works by Ernest Bloch at the Aeolian Hall. John Christie invited <mask> to conduct the first music heard in the new opera house in 1934. The first recordings of Vaughan Williams's Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis and Britten's Simple Symphony were released in 1936.After being invited to the Salzburg Festival, the orchestra was commissioned to play Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge by Benjamin Britten. John Ireland's Concertino Pastorale was first played at the Canterbury Festival in 1939. It was recorded in February 1940. The orchestra traveled to Great Britain and Europe. During World War II, <mask> returned to medical work and the Navy, while continuing to conduct when time allowed. The Prelude and Fugue was written for 18 string instruments by Britten as a 10th birthday present. Gordon Jacob wrote a symphony for the strings.It is similar to Honegger's Symphony No.2 for trumpet and strings, which the orchestra was also playing at the time. The Besardo Suite No.2 was performed at the Wigmore Hall on December 3, 1945. After the war, he resumed his musical career, conducting for the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in 1947 and 1948, and the Sadler's Wells Opera from 1944 to 1946. He played in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the United States, as well as appearing in festivals such as Edinburgh and Aix-en-Provence. The Story of an Orchestra was published by <mask> in 1950. The first ever

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texts: recording of Handel's Concerti Grossi was one of the Baroque works revived by the orchestra. 6.The Dean of the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto was appointed in 1952. He worked at the University of Toronto for 18 years and rebuilt the Faculty of Music. He formed the Hart House Orchestra in Toronto and toured with it extensively after he was appointed. He became the artistic director of the opera house. The orchestra was renamed the Philomusica of London after <mask> left for Canada. The C.B.E. was awarded to <mask>. He was a member of the Royal Academy of Music.He became a Canadian citizen in 1961. He was appointed an officer of the Order of Canada in 1972 for his contribution to music education in Canada and his achievements as an artist and conductor. His memoirs were edited and published posthumously by his friend, J. David Finch. The recordings of the National Symphony Orchestra conducted by <mask> for Decca Records between 1934 and 1979 are included in the book. He died in Toronto at the age of 76. The books are called Publications Books. Benjamin Britten gave an introduction to The Story of an Orchestra.Mitchell, Donald and Keller are authors. Rockcliff published Benjamin Britten: a commentary in 1952. The chapter on string music was contributed by three people. My memoirs were published in 1985 by the University of Toronto Press. The University of Toronto Music Library Officers of the Order of Canada 1905 births 1981 deaths have a list of available Neel


title: John Stevens Cabot Abbott

texts: <mask> was born in Maine to Jacob and <mask>. He was a brother of <mask>, and was associated with him in the management of Abbott's Institute, New York City. Dr. <mask> preached in Massachusetts after retiring from the ministry in the Congregational Church in the 1830s. He devoted himself to literature after the success of his work, The Mother at Home. He was a prolific writer of books on Christian ethics and popular histories. He wrote the History of Napoleon Bonaparte, in which the various elements and episodes in Napoleon's career are described. <mask> has a very positive view of his subject.The History of the Civil War in America, Napoleon III Emperor of the French, and The History of Frederick II are his principal works. W.M. wrote a book called Life of Boone. In 1876, there was a story about Daniel Boone. Abbot's biography states that his mind was clear and active, he could leave the subject in hand for something entirely different, and he was blessed with a singularly even temperament. The biography was written by an anonymous author. He was a prolific writer of books on Christian ethics, and of histories, which now seem unscholarly and untrustworthy, but were valuable in their time in cultivating a popular interest in history. Marriage and children took place on August 17, 1830.<mask> <mask> and Jane Maria <mask> were the parents of nine children. She was one of the first piano teachers in Japan and one of the first two Japanese women to attend college. On June 17, 1877, <mask> died at Fair Haven, Connecticut. A series of biographies of historical characters was published in 1910. His brother was a pioneer in women's education in the United States. The editor of the Christian Science Monitor was the grandson of <mask>. The History of Christianity consists of the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, the adventures of Paul and the apostles, and the most interesting.Joseph Bonaparte, elder brother of Napoleon Bonaparte, was included in the Makers of History series. The school boy and the child at home are included in the set.

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