title: Georg Matthias Bose

texts: held around the outside of the bottle which allowed the Leyden Jar to accumulate a massive amount of charge. He was not able to duplicate the experiment because he was not able to hold the bottle in his hand again. For some time they failed to duplicate the experiment after he advised his scientific correspondents, they were also very wary of holding the jar.He is known to have sent his findings to a number of people, including the professors of the academy of Hall. Von Kleist was educated at the University of Leyden, and it is assumed that he would have had a relationship with two other ex-students, a lawyer and a professor. Allamand tried to duplicate the experiment with a glass of beer. It took time for Cunaeus and Allamand to discover the secret after working with the professor of physics at Leyden University. The Leyden University experimenters received the bulk of the credit after they worked out the importance of the outside conduction surface provided by the hand. <mask> published his major works on electricity in the form of pamphlets in London and Paris during the Thirty Years War. Many of his manuscripts were lost during the Thirty Years War.His spectacular demonstrations are celebrated more than his scientific contributions. He was a member of the Royal Society of London. <mask> was held as a hostage during the Seven Years' War with Prussia after he was kidnapped from Wittenberg as a strategic asset. Otto von Guericke's famous sulphur ball experiment was at this location. He died two years later. Tentamina electrica in academiis regiis Londensi et Parisina primum habita omni studio repetita. ittenberg, 1744.His inaugural oration and two other pamphlets are included in this. Ein poetischer Federworfen ist die electricitt. L'électricité son origine et des progrs was written by Wittenberg. Pome en livres. His electrical theory suggested that the phenomenon was dependent on the active flow. Tentamina electrica tandem aliquando. There are External links to an article on <mask> by historian John L.


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texts: <mask> is an American attorney and a former member of the Federal Election Commission. He is a senior legal fellow in the Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies and the manager of the Heritage Foundation's Election Law Reform Initiative. He supports more restrictive voting laws. He is said to be playing an influential role in making false allegations about voter fraud in the Republican Party. His work, which claims voting fraud is rampant, is controversial as it has been found to be fraught with misleading statistics. He was appointed by a recess appointment on January 4, 2006 after he was nominated to the FEC by George W. Bush. Senate Democrats argued that <mask>'s oversight of voter laws was unacceptably partisan.Career Justice Department staff objected to <mask>'s nomination, accusing him of politicizing his nominally non-partisan office. The nomination was withdrawn on May 15, 2008, because <mask> and the Bush Administration denied the accusations of partisanship. The Heritage Foundation is a politically conservative think tank. He was named to be a member of the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity. After immigrating to the United States in 1951, <mask>'s parents settled in Alabama, where he was born. His German mother met his Russian father Anatoly <mask>, a White émigré who had settled in Yugoslavia after WWI and then fled to Germany after WWII, in a German refugee camp for displaced persons. <mask> received a B.S. in 1977.A J.D. was obtained from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In 1984 he graduated from the law school. <mask> is a member of bars in Georgia and Tennessee. He worked as a government affairs consultant, in a corporate legal department, and in private practice before entering politics. <mask> was the Republican Party chairman in Fulton County, Georgia, and he championed strict voter identification laws. Von Spakovsky became a member of the Voting Integrity Project, which investigated alleged voter fraud across the United States, as

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title: Hans von Spakovsky

texts: well as a member of the politically conservative Federalist Society. During the 2000 Florida Presidential election recount, he was a lawyer for George W. Bush.<mask> was appointed to the Civil Rights division of the U.S. Department of Justice after Bush's election victory. On February 22, 2017, <mask> sent an email arguing against the appointment of Democrats and "mainstream Republicans" to the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity. An aide forwarded the email to the Attorney General. Civil rights leaders called for <mask> to step down from the commission after the email was released. <mask> was hired to the Justice Department as an expert on elections, and he advocated for the application of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, in a "race-neutral manner." The Help America Vote Act was passed by the Bush Administration and <mask> was tasked with guiding it. <mask>'s tenure at the Justice Department focused on voter eligibility and voter fraud.In 2005, he led the department's approval of a controversial Georgia law requiring voters to produce photo ID despite strong objections from Justice Department staff that the law would disproportionately harm and disenfranchise African-American voters. Concerns were raised that <mask> should not have been involved in the Justice Department decision because he had written a law review article in support of photo ID laws. A portion of the law was overturned by a federal judge. In the 2008 election, the voter ID portion was in effect. The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Georgia's voter ID requirement. More than half of the career Justice Department staff left the voting section in protest during <mask>'s tenure. The re-authorization of the Voting Rights Act was signed into law by the Bush Administration despite <mask>'s opposition.The Board of Advisors of the Election Assistance Commission was created by the Help America Vote Act of 2002. The commission head, Paul DeGregorio, clashed with him. According to several individuals with

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texts: knowledge of the situation, DeGregorio had resisted an overt partisan agenda and his removal was engineered by <mask>sky. President Bush made a recess appointment to the FEC. Democrats criticized <mask>'s Justice Department tenure and accused him of being partisan during his confirmation hearings. A group of career Justice Department staff wrote a letter to the Senate arguing against <mask>'s appointment, saying that he "played a major role in the implementation of practices which injected partisan political factors into decision-making on enforcement matters and into the hiring process, and included repeated efforts to In response to questioning from the Senate, <mask> repeatedly asserted that he could not remember or recall his involvement in controversial Justice Department decisions.<mask> withdrew from the FEC confirmation process. He accepted a directorship at the Public Interest Legal Foundation, a non-profit legal group, after taking a position with the Heritage Foundation, a politically conservative think tank. In the 2008 Minnesota Senate race, <mask> claims that ineligible prisoners cast about 1400 votes, four times the margin of victory. <mask>'s statistics were labeled "fraudulent" by the Hennepin County Attorney who investigated the matter. According to the New Yorker, <mask> has promoted the myth that Democratic voter fraud is common and that it helps Democrats win elections. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported in 2000 that there were 5400 instances of dead people voting in Georgia in the last two decades. The Journal-Constitution revised its findings, saying that it had no evidence of a single deceased person voting and that the vast majority of the instances were due to clerical errors.In an interview with the New Yorker, <mask>sky cited two scholars who he said could substantiate that voter-impersonation fraud was a significant threat. Von Spakovsky said that Pastor had personally experienced voter fraud, but Pastor said that it was just a mistake. I don't think

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texts: voter-impersonation fraud is a problem. Both Pastor and Sabato said that they would only support voter ID laws if voter IDs were free and easily available to everyone. Voter impersonation is relatively rare today, according to the author of "Dirty Little Secrets". Von Spakovsky referred to "Stealing Elections" and "common voter fraud" in an article published by the Heritage Foundation in 2011. He describes the efforts of the Kansas Secretary of State to expose voter fraud as "carefully described research," but his claims have been shown to be vastly overstated.<mask>sky's claims of widespread voter fraud were not found to be supported by provable researched cases, as ruled by the US District Court Judge Julie A. Robinson. Judge Robinson stated that she gave his testimony little weight because it was based on several misleading and unsupported examples of non-citizen voter registration. She noted that Mr. <mask>sky could not identify any expert on the subject of non-citizen voter registration. When he tried to use a list of 30 people provided by a Kansas election official as proof of voter fraud in one county, Judge Robinson wrote in her decision: "He later admitted during cross-examination that he had no personal knowledge as to whether or not any of these individuals had in fact "<mask> Spakovsky is a senior legal fellow at The Heritage Foundation, a think tank whose mission is to formulate and promote conservative public policies," said Judge Robinson. Up to 3 percent of the 30,000 people called for jury duty from voter registration roles over a two-year period in just one U.S. district court were not U.S. citizens'He admitted on cross-examination that the GAO study contained information on a total of eight district courts. Less than 1% of those summoned for jury duty were non-citizens. The GAO report stated that the single district court with the highest percentage of people reporting that they were noncitizens was misleading. While <mask>'s lack of academic background is not fatal

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texts: to his credibility, his clear agenda and misleading statements make his opinions unpersuasive. There are a number of people who have been active in promoting false and exaggerated claims of voter fraud and using that as a pretext to argue for stricter voting and registration rules, according to Professor Richard L. Hasen, an election-law expert at the University of California at Irvine. <mask> is at the top of the list. Hasen said that Spakovsky's appointment to Donald Trump's Commission on Election Integrity was a middle finger from Trump to people who were serious about fixing problems with our elections.Climate change <mask> is against the scientific consensus on climate change. Immigration Von Spakovsky praised the Supreme Court's decision to partially allow President Trump's executive order banning travel from seven predominantly Muslim countries to go into effect. The decision was a big victory for the administration. According to the Washington Post, <mask>'s support for the Muslim ban appeared to be a departure from his earlier beliefs that America has a role in the world to accept refugees. Von Spakovsky believes that sanctuary policies contribute to crime. 134,000 criminal aliens were released by the Obama administration in the past two years, according to Von Spakovsky. About half of <mask>'s total, 66,000, involved convicted criminals who had completed their sentences but remained in custody pending deportation.It was a court ruling that drove the release, not a decision by the administration. In most cases, ICE decided not to pursue deportation in the other half of <mask>'s total. Some of the group might not have been deportable, and some of them might have continued to serve out their sentences. The vice-chairman of the Fairfax County, Virginia board of elections in 2012 was <mask>. The New Yorker's Voting Myths: Evidence shows that voter-ID laws are effective and fair. The Federal Election Commission Recess appointments were made during the George W. Bush

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title: Gabriel Lekegian

texts: <mask> was a painter and photographer who lived in Constantinople and Cairo from the 1880s to the 1920s. He left an important body of work under the name of his studio, but little is known about his life. He documented the country at the turn of the 19th century with a large number of historical photographs. His photographs are in the New York Public Library and the Victoria and Albert Museum. Lekegian was based in Constantinople, now Istanbul, at the time the capital of the Ottoman Empire, where he was a student of an Italian expatriate painter. Lekegian showed Orientalist tendencies borrowed from Valeri and French academic painter Jean-Léon Gerome in his paintings. Lekegian's paintings were shown in Constantinople and London.His paintings of a palace guard and a woman with a water jug are not known to have survived. He worked in one of the Greek or Armenia photographic studios after moving to Cairo. After establishing his studio opposite the Shepheard's Hotel in Cairo's European district, Lekegian positioned himself as an 'artistic' photographer, distinguishing himself and his work as aesthetically superior to his mainly Armenian, French or Greek competitors. A successful businessman, Lekegian produced many exotic images of the Orient that played up to the imagination of his mostly European and American customers. His photographs provided artistic documentation for Orientalist painters such as Ludwig Deutsch, who created his paintings in his studio in Paris. Nissan N. Perez is the Chief Curator of Photography at the Israel Museum. Several of the Egyptian royalty had their portraits taken by Lekegian.Lekegian's business prospered after he became the official photographer of the Anglo-Egyptian army. He was commissioned to provide images of government building operations in the region. These images have been seen as early forms of documentary photography. Lekegian created many images of historical buildings in Egypt, as well as scenes from the daily life of soldiers, bedouins and other Egyptians, in addition


title: James Ezekiel Porter

texts: <mask> was one of the first casualties of the Battle of Little Bighorn, also known as the Last Stand, and he was killed on June 25, 1876. <mask> is said to have led troops in a defensive action. During the Reconstruction Era, <mask> was a member of the 7th Cavalry, which was charged with eliminating the Ku Klux Klan and illegal distilling. <mask> was born in Strong, Maine, in 1846 to Jeremy W<mask>, a wood manufacturer and state senator. The Maine State Seminary until 1863 was attended by <mask>. <mask> was ranked 16th in a class of 39 when he graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1869. <mask> and the other officers of the 7th Cavalry came from well-off families.A "stratified class system" existed between commissioned and enlisted status in the Seventh Cavalry and most officers were educated at "civilian colleges" or the "prestigious Military Academy at West Point". After graduation, he received a commission as a second lieutenant in the U.S. 7th Cavalry and was sent to Fort Wallace and Fort Harker in Kansas. <mask> was involved in "The Plains" Indian warfare from 1869 to 1876 and also served "Ku Klux" duty in the South during the post-Civil War Reconstruction Era. <mask> was given a name among his fellows because of his "energy and discretion" which formed a rare and valuable combination. <mask> was assigned to Troop I in 1872. He was sent back to Fort Totten in Dakota. He was based in Minnesota when he was in the Northern Boundary Survey.<mask> had requested a transfer to the general staff for a more settled life because

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texts: his wife had just given birth to their second child in March. In 1874, <mask> took command of Company I. <mask> is thought to have been killed in the Battle of the Little Bighorn on June 25, 1876. The first platoon stood massed above the entrance to the ravine because of the intervention of Lieutenant <mask>. It was in the back of the warriors who were fighting, forcing them to seek cover and put them out of the fight. According to Thomas Hatch's research, Lieutenant <mask> commanded I Company on the battlefield because of Keogh. The company was known as the "Wild I" for its rowdy reputation.<mask>'s Company I was stationed on the east side of the battle, where they were either in reserve, providing aid or cover, or trying to break out during the last segment of the battle. A single officer from this east area rode quickly through the Indian encirclement and almost escaped, but looked back and saw, according to reports from the Indian Agent and Captain Charles King. Some of the first evidence of Custer's demise was found in an abandoned Indian village when troops searching for him found a buckskin jacket. I have a hole in the side of my heart. <mask>'s head may have been found in the village, but other sources claim that his head was never recovered, but perhaps his torso was. The consensus among modern researchers and archaeologists is that <mask>'s body was one of three officers' bodies, even though his death was verified by his bloody jacket. The three missing officers were all graduates of West Point.General Philip Sheridan gave special orders to

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texts: his brother. To locate and bury the twelve officers' bodies to the fullest extent possible. Lieutenant <mask>'s body was never found and a stone marker was set for him in 1910. Wright chose a random spot for the location of <mask>'s death. <mask> left a wife, who was originally from Lewiston, Maine, and two children, who were both born in Portland, Maine. Captain was prior to the battle. There is a person named Myles W. Keogh in Co.The wife of Company I's Lieutenant <mask> was told to burn the personal papers I left with her. Due to her husband's death at the Little Bighorn, the U.S. Congress gave her a larger pension than normal. At the time of her death in 1915, she was living in San Jose, California. A cenotaph memorial for <mask> exists in his hometown of Strong, Maine, which indicates that he died at the Last Stand of the battle. <mask>'s funeral was held at the church in Strong, Maine. The James E. <mask> Post of the Grand Army of the Republic in Weld, Maine was named in <mask>'s honor as well. One of <mask>'s personal Smith & Wesson revolvers that he carried while on duty is in the collections at Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument.The character <mask><mask> was featured in the novel "Custer's Gatling Guns: What If He Had Taken His Machine Guns to the Little Bighorn?" Also in Frederick J. Chiaventone's A Road We Do Not Know: A Novel of Custer at Little Bighorn. <mask> and his family are from Franklin County, Maine. "Johnston." The biographies of <mask> and American military personnel killed in the American Indian Wars are external

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title: Naima Sahlbom

texts: A Swedish chemist, mineralogist, and peace activist named <mask> was born in 1871. She was one of Sweden's most notable women chemists of the late 19th and early 20th century. On 15 May 1871, <mask> was born in Sweden. She was the daughter of a civil engineer. She attended the Wallinska Girls' School, Sweden's first educational institution to offer university-preparatory education for girls. She obtained her primary lab experience after volunteering at the Stockholm Water's laboratory. She gained experience in the analysis of minerals during her time at the Swedish University.Helge Bckstrm nominated Sahlbom for membership in the Geological Society of Stockholm. She graduated from Uppsala University in 1896 with a degree in geology. In 1897, Sahlbom published her first scholarly paper, which detailed a mineral analysis of rocks on the island of Alnn. The study on the fluoride content in Swedish phosphorites was published in 1900. The Obolid brachiopod fossil and the Lingula anatina have the same chemical composition. For financial reasons, Sahlbom declined a research opportunity from Arvid Hgbom of Uppsala University and accepted a job offer from John Landin. She was the first woman to be initiated in the Finnish Chemical Society when she was employed at the Geological Survey of Finland.Due to her association with Hjalmar Sjgren, the former professor of mineralogy and geology at Uppsala University and then director of the mineralogy department at the Swedish Museum of Natural

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title: Naima Sahlbom

texts: She published a second report on mineralogy and radioactivity in 1916.The radioactivity of mineral waters was related to geology. Acid and primary rocks resulted in the most radioactive emanation. The women's movement was supported by writing to periodicals in Sweden. The Swedish division of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom had a board member from 1919 to 1944. The conference of the American Chemical Society was held in Washington in April 1924. They surveyed the severity of scientific warfare during a practice of chemical weapons. Several scientists were exposed to tear gas due to a shift in wind.The formation of the Committee Against Scientific Warfare was announced at the Fourth International Congress in Washington, D.C., in November 1924. The article "Giftgasvapnet" was published in 1925 in opposition to scientific warfare. She argued that war had a significant impact on civilians and that using scientific research to develop chemical weapons was unnecessary. The article was endorsed by the IKFF. Alternative strategies of warfare were discussed at the IKFF conference in 1929. In the 1930s, Greta and Sahlbom traveled throughout eastern and southern Europe. The section president of Sweden's WILPF was appointed in 1935.Two years after she resigned from the IKFF, she was given the Illis Quorum medal for her decades of activism. On March 29, 1957, <mask> died in a Swedish retirement facility at the age of 85. There are scientists from the University of


title: Andrey Sheptytsky

texts: The Metropolitan Archbishop of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church from 1901 until his death in 1944 was <mask>. His tenure included two world wars and seven political regimes. According to the church historian, Metropolitan <mask> was the most influential figure in the history of the Ukrainian Church. The museum is named after <mask>, who founded it in 1905. The Metropolitan <mask> Center is located at the Information-Resource Center of Ukrainian Catholic University. He was born in a village 40 km west of Lviv called Prylbychi, which was a crownland of the Austrian Empire. In the 18th century, the Sheptytsky family became Polish-speaking and Roman Catholic.The Fredro family is descended from the nobility. Two metropolitans of Kyiv, Atanasy and Lev were important church figures among his ancestors. His paternal grandfather was a Polish writer. One of his brothers, Klymentiy <mask>, M.S.U., became a Studite monk and another, Stanisaw Szeptycki, became a General in the Polish Army. He was 6 ft. 10 in. tall Sheptytsky received his education in Krakw.He was forced to abandon his service in the Austro-Hungarian Army after a few months because he fell sick. He received his doctorate in law from Krakw and Breslau. He was granted an audience with the Pope at the Vatican and met some of the most prominent Ukrainian people during his time in Russia. He went to Moscow. Despite his father's opposition, <mask> became a monk at the Basilian monastery in Dobromyl. The younger brother of Saint Peter, Andrew the Apostle, was considered the founder of the Byzantine Church and the Ukrainian Church. He received a PhD in theology from the Jesuit Seminary in Krakw in 1894.He became a priest in Przemyl in 1892. He was made rector of the Monastery of St Onuphrius in 1896. The position of

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texts: Ukrainian Greek Catholic Bishop of Stanyslaviv (now Ivano-Frankivsk) was vacant after the death of Cardinal Sylvester Sembratovych in 1899. He was consecrated as bishop in Lviv on 17 September 1899, assisted by Bishop Chekhovych and Bishop Weber. After the death of Sembratovych's successor, <mask> was appointed Metropolitan Archbishop of Lviv and enthroned on 17 January 1901. Sheptytsky visited North America in 1910, where he met with Ukrainian Greek Catholic immigrant communities in the United States, attended the twenty-first International Eucharistic Congress in Montreal, and invited the Redemptorist fathers ministering in the Byzantine rite to come to Ukraine. <mask> was imprisoned in the monastery of Saint Euthymius after he was arrested by the Imperial Russian government.He was released from the Russian Empire in 1918. The house where he was born was destroyed by the Bolsheviks. Family archives were lost during the destruction. <mask> learned Hebrew as a student to better understand the Jewish community. He was sometimes met with the Torah during pastoral visits to Jewish villages. He harbored hundreds of Jews during World War II. The pastoral letter, "Thou Shalt Not Kill", was issued to protest Nazi atrocities.Sheptytsky spoke in defense of the Jews alone among the church leaders. The First Bishop of the Ukrainian Catholic Church sent a letter to Hitler and Himmler protesting against the destruction of the Jews. Under the pain of excommunication, he forbade his Ukrainian faithful from helping in the destruction of Jews. He ordered the secular and monastic clergy to help the Jews by hiding them on church property, feeding them and sending them out of the country. David Kahane, one of the rabbis whose life was saved by Metropolitan <mask>, stated: "<mask>

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texts: deserves the honorific title 'Prince of the Righteous'." He secretly consecrated Slipyj as his successor. Sheptytsky supported a celibate Eastern Catholic clergy.He said he changed his mind after seeing the faithfulness of married Russian and Ukrainian Orthodox priests and their wives and families in Imperial Russian prisons. The Roman Catholic leaders tried to force celibacy on the Eastern Catholic Priests. <mask> was a pioneer of ecumenism and opposed the Second Polish Republic policy of forced conversion of Polish Ukrainians. He wrote a lot about social issues and spirituality. The Studite and Ukrainian Redemptorist orders were founded by him. He donated a campsite in the Carpathian Mountains to the Plast Ukrainian Scouting Organization and became the patron saint of the Plast Fraternity Orden Khrestonostsiv. Sheptytsky is buried in a cathedral.The cause for his canonization was put on hold by the Cardinal. Pope Francis proclaimed him to be Venerable after approving his life of heroic virtue. For years, Jews who were saved thanks to actions of <mask> <mask> have been lobbying for him to be named Righteous Among the Nations, just as his brother Klymentiy Sheptytsky was, but so far, Yad Vashem has failed to act. The first monument to Metropolitan Andrei Sheptytsky was built in 1932. The Soviets destroyed it in 1939. The 150th anniversary of the birth of Metropolitan <mask> was celebrated on July 29, 2015, with the inauguration of a new monument. There are images notes further reading Cyril Korolevsky, Metropolitan Andrew.The Encyclopedia of the Holocaust vol. was written by Aharon Weiss and <mask>. 4, pp. Welcome to Ukraine Thou Shalt Not Kill is an External link to the Encyclopedia of Ukraine Metropolitan Andrei Sheptytsky Institute of Eastern Christian

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title: Lowell E. Baier

texts: <mask> was born on January 6, 1940, and is an American attorney, successful businessman, and environmental historian. He's devoted his life to natural resources and wildlife. He has been an advisor to many elected officials and educators throughout his career. <mask> was born on January 6, 1940, in Chicago, Illinois. He was raised on a farm outside of a small town. He belonged to the Boy Scouts of America. He became an Eagle Scout at the age of 14.He became a Page Boy in the United States House of Representatives because he was the first Boy Scout in Jasper County, Indiana to achieve the rank of Eagle Scout. His career has been influenced by his passion for wildlife and natural resources. Baier received a degree. In economics and political science at Valparaiso University. He received his J.D. at the Indiana University School of Law. In 1964. He was a member of the U.S. Army Reserves.Baier's career has taken him from a practicing attorney to anentrepreneur to a legal and environmental historian and author. Baier moved to Washington, D.C. to practice law after law school. Baier Properties, Inc., was formed during the early years of his law career. The company develops warehouses, residential properties, award-winning office buildings, and shopping centers. Baier's work has focused on natural resources and wildlife. The Wild Sheep Foundation was founded by him. The organization funds over two million dollars a year to reestablish habitats and populations of the four species of wild sheep in North America.Baier was involved in creating similar programs in Russia and Mongolia as a result of his exploratory work for this organization. Baier has been a member of the club since 1975. Baier is the first President of the organization. Baier served as an advisor to many elected officials and educators and has taken his environmental and wildlife passion

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texts: into politics. Baier was in charge of drafting President George H. W. Bush's wildlife conservativism agenda in 1989. Baier was the leader of the creation of PhD programs in natural resources and wildlife management. He led a national campaign to raise $6.5 million for the federal government to purchase the last piece of privately held land that was originally Theodore Roosevelt's historic Elkhorn Ranch.The Theodore Roosevelt National Park, which was once part of the ranch, was expanded by one-third by this purchase. The "Walden Pond of the West" and the "Cradle ofConservation" are both named after Theodore Roosevelt. Baier has written several books, including Inside the Equal Access to Justice Act: Environmental Litigation and the Crippling Battle over America's Lands, Endangered Species, and Their Critical Habitat, and a sequel, Playing God with Nature: The. <mask>'s book Inside the Equal Access to Justice Act: Environmental Litigation and the Crippling Battle over America's Lands, Endangered Species, and Critical Habitats won the grand prize in the non-fiction category. His book is a finalist in the two categories of Ecology/Environment and History, as well as a finalist for the Forest History Society's Charles A. Weyerhaeuser Book Award. Baier's book chronicles the century-long story of America's resources management, focusing on litigation, citizen suit provisions, and attorneys' fees. The first book-length comprehensive examination of the little know Equal Access to Justice Act and its role in environmental litigation focuses on its detrimental effect on wildlife.<mask>'s book "Reforming the Equal Access to Justice Act" was published in the Notre Dame Journal of Legislation. The year was 1–70. The first part of "The Secret World Inside the Animal Rights Agenda" was published. Part II, pp. 6–10. The winter of 2010 is over. The Theodore


title: Lowell E. Baier

texts: Roosevelt Association Journal describes Theodore Roosevelt's Elkhorn Ranch as an icon of America's national identity. The winter of 2007, from 12 to 24."Dr. Jerome Hall - A North Star in My Life" was published in the Indiana Law Journal. 465–472 was published in 2006 Interpretations under the Antidumping Act and the Foreign Trade Policy of the United States arestantive. 409–46 The Developing Principles in the Law of Unauthorized Practice are in the Saint Louis University Law Journal. There were 127–134 in 1964. Baier has had an extensive career of public service and volunteerism, serving on numerous boards and commissions, and has been recognized many times for his service, both locally and nationally.He is a member of the Executive Committee of the Theodore Roosevelt Association, the President's Council of the National Wildlife Federation, the Environmental Defense Fund, the Roosevelt-Rockefeller Brothers, and the Explorers Club. Baier received the Rose Award for distinguished service to the Theodore Roosevelt Association. He received the National Wildlife Federation's highest honor, the Jay N. "Ding" DarlingConservation Award, for a lifetime of service. He received an award from the National Boy Scouts of America. He received the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters from Indiana University. <mask> Hall was named after him that year. He was a member of the President's Circle at Indiana University.Baier received the John L. Morris Award from the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies for his lifetime commitment to fish and wildlife stewardship. The Academy of Law Alumni Fellows, the school's highest honor, was presented to him by the Indiana University Maurer School of Law. He received a Doctor of Law and Letters from Rocky Mountain College. He was honored as the magazine'sConservationist of the Year. The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation


title: Veera Ballala II

texts: The most notable monarch of the Hoysala Empire was <mask> II. His domination over the Cholas of Tanjore took the Hoysalas to their peak of power. <mask> II's conquests made the Hoysalas the most powerful dynasty of the Deccan, according to the historian Chaurasia. According to historian Derrett, <mask> II was the most outstanding among Hoysala kings, and historian William Coelho compared <mask> II to King Vishnuvardhana. His court was adorned with some of the most notable of medieval Kannada language poets including the Jain poets Janna and Nemichandra. The historians say that the Hoysala kingdom consolidated into an independent empire during his rule. Among the ornate temples are the Kedareshwara temple, the Veera Narayana temple and the Amrutesvara temple.He was supported in war and administrative matters by his son and queen. He had two queens, one of which was a Chola princes. His daughter was married to the monarch. <mask> II's rise to the Hoysala throne was preceded by his successful rebellion against his weak father, which was supported by the Chengalvas and the Kongalvas. The chiefs' could not rise against him. The Hoysalas and the Kalachuris fought for control of the Chalukya throne in the late 12th century. The Kalachuri King Bijjala II was in control of the capital Basavakalyan.The Uchchangi family's Ballala tasted its first victory against Kavadeva in c. 1141. This was followed by the annexation of Hangal. He was defeated by Kalachuri commander Sankama who seized Hangal after he tried to invade

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title: Veera Ballala II

texts: Belvola. The Kalachuri invasion into the Hoysala territory resulted in a truce with <mask>ri in their designs against the Chalukyas. The Kalachuris were in decline due to the incompetence of the sons of Bijjala II. With the help of the Kalachuri commander, Someshvara IV was able to regain control of his capital Basavakalyan. The dispute for the territories in the Krishna-Tungabhadra doab region was between Bhillama V and Ballala II.Bhillama V did not gain recognition from the Chalukya vassals such as the Rattas, the Kadambas of Banavasi and the Shilahara. <mask> <mask> led several expeditions to Banavasi against the exiled King Someshvara VI and defeated him in the 1190s. The Hoysala monarch gained the upper hand over Yadava Bhillama V in the crucial battles of Soratur and Lakkundi in the modern Gadag district. <mask> II was able to push the northern boundaries of the Hoysala empire up to the Malaprabha and Krishna rivers. <mask> II had ruled over the entire modern Karnataka region. He had complete control over several minor ruling families, according to a dated c.1196 record. He lost the territories north of the Tungabhadra river to Singhana II.Maravarman Sundara Pandya ascended the throne at Madurai after a relationship with the Cholas. He invaded the Chola territory and drove Kulothunga into exile to avenge his brother's humiliation. The Hoysalas helped Kulothunga III. <mask> II sent his forces under the command of prince Narasimha II who succeeded in repulsing the Pandya and reestablishing the Chola

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title: Veera Ballala II

texts: kingdom. <mask> II assumed the titles of "Establisher of the Chola kingdom", "Hoysala emperor" and "Emperor of the south" with this victory. The Hoysala army was left in Kanchi to fight against the Chodas. "If briefly the Hoysalas were paramount throughout most of the Kannada speaking Deccan, and could pose an arbiters in the lusher lands below the Eastern Ghats, I would be very grateful," said historian John Keay.The patron of art and architecture was <mask> <mask> II. One of the most influential Kannada poets of the 13th century, Janna, graced his court and was honored with a title. The Yashodhara Charitre deals with Jain tenets. <mask> <mask> and the Shilahara King Lakshmana had court poets. He wrote an unfinished Jain epic called Neminathapurana at the instance of <mask> II's minister. The king and one of his ministers had a liking for the writer. The earliest Vaishnava epic in the Kannada language was composed by him.<mask> II's rule saw the proliferation of the temple construction adhering to the Vesara architecture, a style first made popular by the Western Chalukyas. The Kedareshwara temple at Halebidu was one of the best known temples built during his rule. In 1174CE, <mask> II donated Meruhalli village and other lands to the Jain monks. He gifted two more villages for the same purpose. The donations by Hoysala rulers and subjects for Jain monks are described in a stone inscription. History of Karnataka, Arthikaje 1220 deaths Hoysala kings Hindu monarchs Year of birth unknown 13th-century Indian

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title: Leonid Boguslavsky

texts: The founder of RTP Global was born in Moscow, Russia. He was one of the first investors in several companies. He was the Internet investor of the year. The most successful investor of the year. He's on the Forbes billionaires list. At an early age,<mask> studied physics-mathematics. He won the Moscow University Biology Olympiad in sixth grade and the USSR TV Mathematics Olympiad a year later.The Moscow Institute of Transport Engineering (MIIT) has a degree in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics. He worked at the Institute of Control Sciences of the USSR Academy of Sciences in mathematics for computer systems and networks. After receiving his Doctor of Science,<mask> wrote more than 100 articles, 3 scientific books and made several inventions. He was the first scientist from the USSR to publish his results in a computer science journal. The project to connect IBM mainframes with Digital minicomputers and personal computers was launched in 1985 by a team of developers from the Academy of Science of Moldova. He was awarded two significant contracts to implement the networks in 1987, one in a Czech coal mining company and the other at the Polytechnic University in Slovakia. In 1989 he began his work on the LogoVAZ.After organizing the computer business of LogoVAZ, he became a deputy director and shareholder. The exclusive distribution agreement with Oracle for the territory of the USSR was concluded in 1990 after Boguslavsky was offered by the company. In 1990 he founded LogoVAZ Systems. He was a visiting professor at the University of Toronto from 1991 to 1992. One of his former colleagues at the Institute of Control Problems introduced him to Boris. They worked in laboratories which were very close to each other. The general director of VAZ, Vladimir Kadannikov, and others who were top managers at the LogoVAZ plant were given a stake in AvtoVAZ.In 1992 he used his stake in LogoVAZ to redeem the computer business from the company and its shareholders in order to concentrate on his own business. The first Russian business partner of many well-known software, computer, and network vendors was LVS. The apartment privatization of Moscow had an information system developed

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title: Leonid Boguslavsky

texts: by LVS. The system won an award in the United States and was featured in an annual report. The whole IT infrastructure for the State Duma of Russia was provided by LVS in 1994. In 1994, LVS became so dominant as the producer of electronic voting machine equipment and its software that by 1997 it was chosen by Pricewaterhouse to be its system integration partner. The prime contractor for the Uzbekistan national automated passport control system was LVS.In 1996 the management consulting services practice in Russia was brought to the attention of the management consulting services practice in the UK, and in 1997 the management consulting services practice in Russia was brought to the attention of the management consulting services practice in the UK, and in 1997 the management consulting services practice in As a partner, Boguslavsky was the lead negotiator and client partner dealing with the largest system integration and SAP implementation contracts. Investment bankers Charles Ryan, Michael Calvey, and David Mixer were planning to set up an Internet investment company in December 1999. Baring Vostok employees Michael Calvey and Elena Ivashentseva, as well as a Baring Vostok managing partner, taught investment principles to the investor. A company with a startup capital of $20 million was founded in 2000 by David Mixer of Rex Capital, Charles Ryan of UFG, and Michael Calvey of Baring Vostok. He invested a lot of money and became the chairman of the board. In the same year, ru-Net bought a controlling stake in Ozon.ru for $3 million.The projects became independent companies due to the investments because they were part of a big IT company. <mask> decided to focus on investing in Internet companies. He was able to find a successor and arrange the handover for one more year. In 2001 he became CEO and chairman of the board of directors of ru-Net. Despite the dot-com crisis, some investors intended to exit the business and distribute the remaining funds. Some investors were worried about the future of Yandex, who had low revenues. ru-Net holdings made its first investments in a couple of system integration and software development companies in 2002.VDI merged with Epam to


title: Leonid Boguslavsky

texts: become the largest offshore programming and software outsourcing company in Central and Eastern Europe. The business of ru-Net was restructured in 2006 with only Yandex shares remaining. The shares of Ozon.ru, TopS, and VDI were distributed among the shareholders. As a result, <mask> obtained corresponding stakes in all other assets as a beneficiary of his shareholding in Yandex, even though he was still a significant shareholder of ISIL. In 2006 he set up his own investment company that took control of his assets and made new investments in IT and Internet technologies and services. Both VDI and TopS joined the Systematica Group. The board of directors had a new Chairman.A1 bought a large stake in the Group. Landata was acquired by Systematica Group. ru-Net was also the owner of Energodata, an IT outsourcing company that supports the Russian federal electric grid sector. ru-Net and the German software company PSI AG formed a joint venture to introduce dispatch information systems into electric grids. The former head of Microsoft in Russia will be an independent director. In 2007, he invested in HeadHunter and iContext. In 2008 he left the board of directors of Yandex as he began investing in companies that could potentially create a conflict of interest with the company.He purchased the Digital Access Company from Leonard Blavatnik and his partners, as well as international music majors, and set up Russia's online video service ivi.ru. In 2010 he invested in Biglion. On the 24th of May, the company floated 17.6% of its shares on the stock exchange. Some of his shares were sold during the IPO. He partly used the funds to invest in the purchase of new shares in Ozon, leading to the largest investment in an internet company in Russian history. ru-Net sold its stakes in the system integration and IT service companies in 2011. ru-Net continues to invest in Russian internet companies.It increased its investments in existing portfolio companies after purchasing a stake in 2GIS. ru-Net Technology Partners was established in the US in 2011. Kirill Sheynkman is the head of RTP and he invests in early-stage companies in the US market. Europe and India are where ru-Net started


title: Leonid Boguslavsky

texts: investing. Delivery Hero, a German startup that was valuated at  4.5 billion at IPO, was one of the early investments. In India, he invested in several companies. RingCentral had a successful IPO in the United States.Datadog had a successful IPO in 2019. In 2016 he invested in two companies, one of which sells passes to sport and fitness clubs. The first professional international league in triathlon was founded by him. Chris and Michael are his partners. ru-Net was renamed to RTP Global in October. He set up a $650 million fund in 2020. Assets of $3 billion are managed by RTP Global.In an interview in March 2020, he said that he has two companies that focus on artificial intelligence, one in Russia and one in Germany. Dasha is a Russian company that uses artificial intelligence to replace call centers with natural voices and can cold call a potential customer to sell them items but the customer does not know the machine is talking to a machine. A German company uses deep learning to identify which pesticides are needed to fight an agricultural disease by using a photograph of a plant from a smart phone. After the IPO of his American company Datadog, he received an investment return of 400 or 500 times his original investment, which was $11 million. Datadog was developed from his New York office by Kirill Sheinkman. The Group's board of directors had a new member in January 2021. There is a married man with four children.He likes kitesurfing, skiing, triathlon, bicycle racing and extreme travelling. He started training for triathlons and participated in several races. After only six months of training, he got his first podium spot. A year and a half later, he was a prizewinner of several races in his age category and qualified for the 2015 Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii. He is the founder of Super League triathlon and has stakes in a company that provides equipment for virtual running and virtual cycling. The Andrei Voznesensky Fund was established in memory of the late Russian Poet, Andrei Voznesensky. In 2016 the Andrei Voznesensky Center of Culture was created.Russian and Canadian citizenship is held by <mask>. There are people from Moscow who were born


title: Wifredo Ricart

texts: He was a Spanish engineer, designer and executive manager in the automotive industry who spent his career in Spain and Italy. <mask> was born in Barcelona and graduated as an industrial engineer. His first job was in a Hispano-Suiza dealer, but he soon moved to a new company that produced industrial engines. Barcelona was flooded with automotive initiatives in the wake of Hispano-Suiza's automotive success. <mask> designed his first car in 1922, after becoming increasingly interested in automobile engineering. The engine was advanced for its time. Two of these cars ran in the Barcelona Grand Prix for voiturettes, one winning its second race a few months later.Two prototypes of <mask>'s new car were presented at the Paris Motor Show in October, gaining a lot of attention. <mask> merged his company with Felipe Batll to make cars under a new brand, Ricart-Espaa, due to financial difficulties. He designed a new model for this company that was addressed to the high segment of the market. This venture failed again because of the economic downturn. <mask> worked for different European firms after becoming a member of the American Society of automotive Engineers. He started working for Alfa Romeo in 1936 as a Chief Engineer for Special Projects. He was in Alfa for eight years and it was the most productive time of his life.He designed and developed many engines for Alfa Romeo. There he met the man who blamed <mask> for being fired from Alfa Romeo before World War Two, and it seems the two people did collide. He was smart about his dismissal from Alfa Romeo before the war. He blamed this on a certain engineer and criticized his designs for an engine and a racing car which were 'outdated, good only for scrap or a museum'. "With sleek, oiled hair and smart clothes that he wore with a somewhat levantine elegance, he affected jackets with sleeves that came far down below his wrists, and shoes with enormously thick rubber soles." The reason for the thick soles was that a great engineer's brain should not be stimulated by the inequalities of

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title: Wifredo Ricart

texts: the ground. It was more for <mask>'s sense of humor that he was taken seriously than it was for Ferrari's.<mask> was described as a man of profound intellect by Vittorio Jano. Leonardo da Vinci's designs were monuments of complexity, sometimes even impractical, but the same was said of some of his designs. His Alfa Romeo 512 was a horizontally opposed 12 cylinder, rear-engined racing car with a scuplture giving 335 bhp from 1.5 litres. He abandoned the Type 162, which was a 3 liter car that was going to give 560 bhp, with two carburettors, 3 stage supercharging, five compressors, 16 cylinders, and 64 valves. He designed a unitary construction road car for postwar production with all independent suspension, a twin-cam 2 liter engine, and a gearbox integral with the final drive, a radical layout not unlike that eventually adopted. Back to Spain. In 1945, with Italy devastated by the II World War, <mask> returned to Barcelona and was hired by the American Studebaker corporation, but just before he left for the USA, he was proposed to lead the creation of a new Spanish automotive group.For several years he struggled to get a modern, technically advanced car and truck maker from a country that was devastated by the Civil War. In October 1951, at the Paris Motor Show, a new sports car, the Pegaso Z-102, attracted all the attention. The real goal of Enasa creation was the production of massive industrial vehicles. The new from scratch Enasa plant in Barajas was one of the reasons <mask> had to be proud of. <mask> resigned as Enasa CEO in 1959 after being criticized for paying more attention to technical innovation than to economic realities. He returned to his free lance consultant activities after being recognized as one of the most skilled and experienced automotive engineers. He increased his collaboration with several professional bodies in his last years.He was the President of the International Federation of automotive engineering societies from 1957 to 1959. There were births and deaths of Spanish engineers in the 20th

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title: Federico Varona

texts: <mask> is an American Communication scholar. He is a professor at San José State University. Varona has done work on appreciative intervention, organizational communication, business communication, communication satisfaction, organizational commitment, and communication climate. He is the author of El Crculo de la Comunicacin. La comunicacin en la era de la globalizacin y su impacto en la empresa. <mask> has presented at conferences in different countries. He obtained the High School Teaching Credential from the Normal School in Antigua Guatemala City in 1967.<mask> moved to Spain in 1974 after completing his studies in psychology and theology at the San Carlos University and the Universidad Francisco Marroquin. He moved to France in 1977 and received a degree in audiovisual communication. He moved to the United States as a Fulbright Scholar in 1986. He received a degree in Organizational Communication from the University of Kansas. Career <mask> began his academic career as a teacher in two La Salle High Schools in Len and Managua, Nicaragua. He was the founder, first chair and professor of the Instituto Americano de Ciencias Religiosas. He was the First Chair and Professor of the Communication Sciences Department for 5 years.In 1986 he joined the University of Kansas and in 1988 he was a graduate teaching assistant. He joined San Jose State University as an assistant professor of communication studies in 1991. He was promoted to Professor in 2002 at San Jose State University. Varona's research expertise includes appreciative intervention, organizational communication, business communication, communication satisfaction, superior communication styles, challenges of communication in organizations, communication climate and organizational commitment. Varona focused on Appreciative Theory, stages of the appreciative intervention process, and conditions of its success in his work on appreciative intervention. He studied challenges of Appreciative Theory, attributes of the positive thinking, and affirmative competence. He explored the credibility, theoretical and empirical bases of appreciative intervention in his 2010 paper.He talked about the ingredients needed for appreciative intervention. The second

masks: Varona Varona Varona Varona


title: Federico Varona

texts: edition of La Intervencin Apreciativa was published in 2020. Organizational communication audits were the focus of <mask>'s research. He talked about the process of analysis, method of interpretation, and conclusion development in communication audits. Possible constraints of the work include the perspective ethnocentric form conceived during the process. He looked at several challenges of internal communication in organizations, including organizational culture, management, internal communication channels, and approaches of internal communication. An analysis of Superior Communication Style was done by <mask>.His study showed the variation of communication styles in the context of different cultures and the validity of a cultural explanation of communication behaviors. In his research work, <mask> looked at the relationship between organizational communication satisfaction and organizational commitment. The results of his study indicated a positive relationship between communication satisfaction and employees' organizational commitment, and higher level of commitment among supervisors as compared to their subordinates in terms of communication practices. The conceptualization of employees and supervisors was one of the things he focused on. A list of books Pedagoga y Educacin de la Fe. Multicultural management was the topic of the Crculo de la Comunicacin. La comunicacin en la era de la globalizacin.The article "La Intervencin Apreciativa: Un nuevo paradigma para el cambio positivo" was published in 2009. Communication satisfaction and organizational commitment are related. The Journal of Business Communication is a journal. F<mask> was born in 2002. Communication satisfaction and commitment in three organizations were conceptualized. The American Communication Journal is a journal. F. Varona.Communication in commitment is conceptualized and supervised. Communication Dialogues are 35 and 8. Madrid, FV (1994). Organizational communication audits are done by American academics. The magazine is called Dialogues Magazine. F. Varona. Communication satisfaction and organizational commitment were studied.The University of Salamanca alumni include the University of Kansas and the San Jose State

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title: Milan Lucic

texts: <mask> is a Canadian professional ice hockey player who plays for the Flames of the National Hockey League. He won the Memorial Cup while playing for the Giants in the Western Hockey League and was named the tournament's most valuable player. He made the Boston Bruins' roster as a 19-year-old in 2008 after being selected 50th overall in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. He won the Stanley Cup with the Bruins. He spent the first eight seasons of his NHL career with Boston before being traded to the Los Angeles Kings. After a single season in Los Angeles, <mask> signed as a free agent with the Oilers in July 2016 and played three seasons for the team before being traded to the Flames in July 2019. <mask> was the captain of the Canadian national junior team.He plays like a power forward. <mask> was born to Dobrivoje Lui and Sneana Kesa. His father was a longshoreman who came to North America from Serbia when he was 27. Snezana came to Canada with her parents when she was 2 years old. He has two brothers, one older and one younger. Dan Kesa is a retired NHL player who played for the Dallas Stars and the Pittsburgh Penguins. <mask> attended a secondary school.He loves to follow the team and has named forward Todd Bertuzzi as one of his favourite players. At age 15, <mask> was diagnosed with a condition that causes the upper back to curve and has given him a hunched-over posture. <mask> almost quit minor hockey after being passed up in the 2003 draft. He was demoralized when he failed to make the team out of rookies camp after

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title: Milan Lucic

texts: being invited to play for the Coquitlam Express of the Junior A British Columbia Hockey League. He played five games for the Express after agreeing to play for the Junior B Delta Ice Hawks. <mask> began his junior career with the Coquitlam Express of the BCHL. He made his major junior debut with the Giants in the same season, playing in one regular-season game and two playoff games.He scored 19 points in 62 games for the Giants. He scored seven points in 18 playoff games to help the Giants to a title and an appearance in the Memorial Cup. He was selected 50th overall by the Boston Bruins in the second round of the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. Bruins management considered taking Lucic with the 37th overall pick, but chose defenceman Yuri Alexandrov. Bruins Director of Scouting Scott Bradley admitted that he did not expect Lucic to still be available with the 50th pick. In the 2006–07 season, <mask> emerged as one of the Giants' leaders, finishing first in team scoring with 68 points in 70 games. He scored 19 points in 22 post-season games as the Giants lost to Medicine Hat in seven games.The Memorial Cup was hosted by Vancouver despite the loss of the WHL title. <mask> and the Giants defeated Medicine Hat for the second time in a row, this time by a score of 3–1. <mask> assisted on the winning goal by epk. He finished the tournament tied for the lead in scoring with epk and was awarded the Ed Chynoweth trophy as the leading scorer. <mask> was honoured by the Giants prior to a game against the Bruins in February 2011. He

masks: Lucic Lucic Lucic Lucic Lucic


title: Milan Lucic

texts: was added to the club's Ring of Honour, showcasing the top Giants alumni of all-time. The first 500 people to attend the game were given Lucic dolls.He was voted the team's best player of all-time by fans as part of the team's ten-year anniversary. On August 2, 2007, <mask> signed an entry-level contract with the Bruins. He made the Bruins' opening roster out of training camp, despite being chosen as the Giants' next team captain. He played in his first NHL game on October 5, 2007, against the Dallas Stars, in which he fought Brad Winchester. His first goal was a game winner against the Los Angeles Kings on October 12. A Gordie Howe hat trick is a goal, an assist and a fight in one game. He didn't know if the Bruins would keep him or return him to junior, so he stayed in Boston to start the season.During his first set of games with the Bruins, <mask> made enough of an impression that they decided to keep him in the lineup. Bruins management informed the Giants prior to <mask>'s tenth game, accounting for the NHL's nine-game maximum for junior-eligible players to stay with their NHL club. He finished his first season in the NHL with eight goals and 27 points. At the end of the season, he was voted by Bruins fans for the team's Seventh Player Award for exceeding expectations. <mask> scored his first Stanley Cup playoff goal against Montreal in the opening round. The Bruins were eliminated from the playoffs in seven games after he scored two goals. Early in the 2008–09 season, <mask> recorded his first career NHL


title: Milan Lucic

texts: hat-trick and added an assist in a 5–4 win against the Atlanta Thrashers.There was a picture of <mask> as a baby on the back page of The Province newspaper when he returned to his hometown. On July 10, 2008, <mask>'s Memorial Cup ring was stolen from his home. A replacement ring was presented to him in a private ceremony before the game. In January 2009, <mask> was chosen for his second YoungStars Game. He did not compete in Montreal due to an injury. The Eddie Shore Award was given to <mask> by the Bruins at the end of the season. He finished his second NHL season with 17 goals and 42 points in 72 games, while playing on a line with the Bruins' top centre.After delivering a cross-check to the head of Montreal forward Maxim Lapierre in the first round of the playoffs, <mask> received a one-game suspension. The League held its decision despite the Bruins' argument that Lucic used his glove more than his stick. After serving his suspension, <mask> and the Bruins went on to eliminate the Habs and then lost to the Hurricanes in the second round. <mask> had nine points in the playoffs. On October 6, 2009, it was announced that <mask> had signed a three-year, US$12.25 million contract extension with the Bruins through to the 2012–13 season. He will get a raise from his US$685,000 base salary for the first two seasons of the deal. He broke his finger in a game against the Dallas Stars and had to have surgery.<mask> missed four games after he injured his ankle in a game against the Minnesota Wild. His left leg buckled

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title: Milan Lucic

texts: as he reached behind him to receive a pass from Dennis Wideman. <mask> was limited to 50 games in his third NHL season. He recorded nine goals and 20 points in the regular season, despite being hampered by two injuries. He had nine points in 13 playoff games as the Bruins were eliminated in the second round. They became the third team in NHL history to lose a playoff series after leading three games to none. The Bruins lost 4–3 in the seventh game of the playoffs, in which Lucic scored two goals.In the second month of the 2010–11 season, <mask> recorded a natural hat-trick. He was fined $3,500 by the NHL for his actions during a game against Atlanta. Andrew Ference and Freddy Meyer got into a fight after Lucic was hit. <mask> punched Meyer as the two were being restrained by referees, resulting in a match penalty. Three days after the game, <mask> was fined $2,500 for his punch and $1,000 for making an obscene gesture to the players on the bench. He missed three games with a shoulder injury. <mask> finished the season with a career-high 30 goals, 32 assists and 62 points.He was tied for the points lead with David Krej. In the first three rounds of the playoffs, the Bruins eliminated Montreal, Philadelphia, and the Bolts to reach the Stanley Cup finals. During the playoffs, <mask> scored five goals and seven assists in 25 games, but he still helped the Bruins to their first Stanley Cup in 42 years. <mask> was playing through injuries during the playoffs. During the Eastern Conference Finals, he broke his toe

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title: Milan Lucic


title: Milan Lucic

texts: finished the day. He brought the trophy to the church that was vandalized. During a game against the Buffalo Sabres, <mask> received a lot of attention for his hit on Ryan Miller. Miller had come out of his net to play a puck that Lucic last touched midway between the centre line and the Sabres' blue line. As Miller shot the puck towards the end-boards, Lucic collided with him and knocked him to the ice. Miller was diagnosed with a concussion and was out for several games; he also criticized Lucic for his actions and called him a "gutless piece of shit" in post-game comments.The minor penalty for charging that was assessed during the game was enough for the NHL to not suspend Lucic for the hit. He received a one-game suspension for an illegal hit on the Philadelphia forward. Lucic hit Rinaldo from behind during a battle for the puck along the boards, but he was not seriously injured on the play. <mask> scored his first-ever NHL overtime goal in the season opener against the Columbus Blue Jackets. On June 26, 2015, <mask> was traded to the Los Angeles Kings in exchange for Martin Jones, Colin Miller and the 13th overall pick. During the regular season, Lucic played a strong two-way game for the Kings, recording 20 goals and 35 assists for 55 points. Lucic had three assists in the playoffs.On the opening day of free agency, <mask> signed a seven-year, $42 million contract with the Eskimos. He wore #27, his number during his junior years, instead of his usual #17. <mask> helped lead the team to the playoffs for the


title: Milan Lucic

texts: first time in seven years, with 23 goals and 50 points. In six games, the San Jose Sharks defeated the Oilers, but in seven games, the Anaheim Ducks defeated them. <mask>'s production began to decline after his first season. <mask> scored 10 goals and 34 points in the second season. He scored 6 goals and 20 points in his third year with the Oilers, but did not have a goal in over 40 games.<mask> waives his no-movement clause and is traded to the Flames in exchange for James Neal. Both Neal and Lucic had struggled to live up to their large salaries on their previous teams and the trade gave them a chance for a fresh start. <mask> went back to his old number. <mask> began his tenure with the Flames on a goalless streak, making him more notorious than Neal who scored seven goals in his first seven games with the Oilers. <mask> was given a 2 game suspension for roughing in a game the previous night against the Columbus Blue Jackets. <mask> contemplated retirement early in the season due to concerns about his role on the team and lack of playing time. In his 28th game of the season, <mask> scored his first goal as a Flame, converting on a pass by Ryan in a 4–3 victory over the Buffalo Sabres.<mask> had two more in his next three games. When the season was suspended due to the COVID-19 epidemic, <mask> had eight goals, but only three other players had recorded more than <mask>'s five powerplay goals. At the time of the Lucic-for- Neal trade, the Flames and the Oilers agreed that if Neal scored at least 21 goals and

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title: Milan Lucic

texts: Lucic scored at least 10 fewer, the Flames would get a third-round draft choice. Neal finished with 19 goals, two fewer than the required threshold, but was on pace to surpass 21 if the season had played to its full potential. On July 31, 2020, the NHL ruled that the Flames were owed a third-round draft choice in the 2020 or 2021. <mask> played his 1000th game in the National Hockey League on April 13, 2021. He became the 352nd player to reach the 1000 game mark.After his performance at the Memorial Cup, <mask> was named the team captain of Canada for the Super Series against Russia. The 35th anniversary of the historic 1972 Summit Series was marked by the eight-game competition between Canada and Russia's under-20 teams. Canada won the series with seven wins and a tie. <mask> was invited to Canada's summer orientation camp for the 2010 Winter Olympics. He wasn't chosen to the final roster. <mask> was invited to the orientation camp for the Winter Olympics, but did not make the final roster. <mask> married Brittany Carnegie in the summer of 2012There are three children with the couple. The Boston Bruins did not play due to an injury to


title: Maxentius

texts: <mask> was a Roman emperor who died in October of 312. His fellow emperors did not recognize him as a legitimate emperor despite his rule in Italy and North Africa. He was the son of two emperors and the son-in-law of one. The last part of his reign was focused on civil war. <mask>, with his army in flight, is said to have drowned in the Tiber river after he was defeated at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge. The last emperor to permanently reside in Rome was <mask>. The Temple of the Divine Romulus was dedicated to his son, and the Basilica of Maxentius was built by Constantine.<mask> was the son of the Emperor and his wife. He was seen as crown prince when his father became emperor. He doesn't seem to have served in any important military or administrative position during the reign of his father. The exact date of his marriage is unknown. He had two sons. There is an unknown one. The former Caesares Constantius and Galerius became Augusti after Diocletian and Maximian abdicated.Two sons of emperors, Constantine and <mask>, were available, but they were passed over for the new tetrarchy. According to Lactantius' Epitome, <mask> was ignored in the succession due to the fact that he wasn't qualified for the military duties of the imperial office. <mask> retired to an estate. When Constantius died in 306, his son Constantine was crowned emperor and accepted into the tetrarchy as Caesar. The precedent for <mask>' accession was set by this. Riots broke out when rumour spread that the emperors wanted to impose a capitation tax on the Roman population and that the Praetorian Guard, which was still stationed at Rome, would be dissolved. <mask>, son of Constantine, accepted the imperial purple from a group of officers of the city's garrisons.<mask> accepted the honor, promised donations to the city's troops, and was

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title: Maxentius

texts: publicly acclaimed emperor on October 28, 306. The prefect of Rome went over to <mask> and kept his office despite only one victim. The conspirators turned to Maximian, who had retired to a palace in Lucania, but he refused to resume power for the time being. <mask> was emperor in central and southern Italy, the islands of Corsica and Sardinia and Sicily, and the African provinces. The western part of Italy was under the control of Augustus Severus. <mask> refrained from using the titles Augustus or Caesar at first and styled himself princeps invictus "undefeated prince", in the hope of getting recognition of his reign by the senior emperor. The latter refused to do so.He probably wanted to deter others from following in the footsteps of Constantine and <mask> by declaring themselves emperors. Constantine was in charge of his father's army and territories, while <mask> only had a few troops at his command. Early in 307, the Severus Augustus marched on Rome with a large army after being reassured that it would not be difficult to quell the usurpation. The majority of the army was made up of soldiers who had fought under <mask>' father, who dealt out a lot of money. When Maximian left his retreat and returned to Rome to assume the imperial office again, he was supported by the rest of his army who retreated to Ravenna. After surrendering, he was promised that his life would be spared. After the defeat of Severus, Maxentius took possession of northern Italy up to the Alps and the Istrian peninsula to the east and assumed the title of Augustus.The joint rule of <mask> and Maximian in Rome was tested further when a larger army was sent to Italy in the summer of 307. While negotiating with the invader, <mask> was able to repeat what he did to Severus, by promising large sums of money and authority. He was forced

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title: Maxentius

texts: to leave and plunder Italy. The exact circumstances of Severus's death are not certain, but it is believed that he was put to death near Rome. <mask>' reign over Italy and Africa was established after the failed campaign of Galerius. In the summer of 301, he tried to get in touch with Constantine, and in the fall of 301, he went to Gaul, where Constantine married his daughter Fausta. Constantine did not support Maxentius during the invasion.Maximian tried to depose his son in an assembly of soldiers in Rome, but the present troops remained faithful to his son, and he had to flee to Constantine. In the autumn of that same year, <mask> was denied recognition as a legitimate emperor, and Licinius was appointed with the task of regaining the usurper's domain. The African provinces broke away from Maxentian rule in the late 30s. Africa was important to Rome's food supply. The eldest son of Maxentius was deified and buried in a mausoleum in the Villa of Maxentius at the Via Appia. The Circus of Maxentius was built nearby. <mask> allied with Maximinus to counter an alliance between Constantine and Licinius after the death of Maximian.The plan to divide the realm of Constantine and Licinius was not carried out as Constantine acted first. <mask> lost Istria to Licinius, who couldn't continue the campaign. He died after April 30, 311, because he was too ill to be involved in imperial politics. The Tetrarchic system was affected by Galerius' death. After hearing the news, Maximinus seized Asia Minor and met Licinius on the Bosphorus to arrange terms for peace. In the meantime, Maxentius fortified northern Italy against potential invasions and sent a small army to Africa under the command of his praetorian prefect. <mask> was able to seize the wealth of his supporters and bring large amounts of grain to Rome.The new

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texts: Bishop of Rome, Eusebius, was allowed to be elected by the Christians of Italy. <mask> was not secure. His early support dissolved into an open protest and he was barely supported by anyone. Without the revenues of the empire, <mask> was forced to resume taxation in Italy to support his army and building projects in Rome. The election of a bishop did not help as the Italian church was divided over the issue of apostasy. Constantine was more sympathetic to the Christians of Italy than <mask>. In the summer of 311, Licinius was occupied with affairs in the East while <mask> was against Constantine.He vowed to avenge his father's murder. In order to prevent <mask> from forming a hostile alliance with Licinius, Constantine offered his sister Constantia in marriage to the man. Constantine's arrangement with Licinius was an insult to his authority. He sent ambassadors to Rome to give political recognition to <mask> in exchange for military support. Two alliances were lined up against each other. The emperors were ready for war. The war against Constantine Verona Maxentius was expected to take place along his eastern flank from Licinius.<mask> had 100,000 soldiers to use against his opponents in the north, compared to Constantine's 20,000. He kept most of the fortified towns with him in Verona. Constantine only had a force of between twenty-five and forty thousand men. The bulk of his troops were not allowed to leave the Rhine frontiers. It was against the advice of his advisers and generals that Constantine struck first. In the spring of 312, Constantine crossed the Alps with a quarter of his army, which was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465. After crossing the Mont Cenis pass, he came to a town with a military garrison that shut its gates to him.Constantine ordered his forces to take the town

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texts: quickly and set its gates on fire. The plunder of the town was forbidden by Constantine. The large force of heavily armed Maxentian cavalry, labeled clibanarii or cataphracti in the ancient sources, was encountered by Constantine at the approach to the west of the important city of Augusta Taurinorum. <mask>' cavalry were able to ride into the middle of Constantine's forces because Constantine spread his forces into a line. Constantine's cavalry beat the Maxentian cataphracts with iron-tipped clubs as they were encircled by his forces. Many Maxentian cavalrymen were dismounted. Constantine ordered his foot soldiers to advance against the Maxentian infantry, cutting them down as they fled.The panegyrist who spoke of the events came easily. The retreating forces of <mask> were refused refuge by Turin. The gates were opened to Constantine. The embassies of other cities in the north Italian plain sent greetings to Constantine for his victory. He was met with open gates and joy when he moved to Milan. He lived there until the middle of the summer of 312. It was expected that <mask> would try the same strategy as before, remaining in the well-defended city of Rome, and sit out a siege which would cost his enemy much more.He abandoned the plan and offered a battle to Constantine near the bridge. Ancient sources usually attribute this action to superstition. It can be assumed that the day of battle would be his death imperii, the day of his accession to the throne, since he consulted soothsayers before battle. It's not clear what else may have motivated him. The armies of <mask> and Constantine met north of the city on the Via Flaminia. Lactantius and Eusebius of Caesarea claim that Constantine fought under the lab in that battle. Constantine's forces defeated <mask>'s troops, who retreated to the Tiber, and in the


title: Maxentius

texts: chaos of the fleeing army trying to cross the river, Maxentius fell into the water and drowned.His body was found the next day and paraded through the city as a sign that he had died. After Constantine's victory, <mask> was vilified and presented as a cruel, bloodthirsty and incompetent tyrant. The Christian tradition framed <mask> as hostile to Christianity because he was not counted under the persecutors of the Christians. A more extensive use and analysis of non-literary sources like coins and inscriptions have led to a more balanced image, which has dominated the view of <mask> well into the 20th century. Constantine's issue of a damnatio memoriae against <mask> overshadowed his achievements. The great basilica in the forum Romanum is one of the buildings that were built by Maxentius. In December 2006 Italian archaeologists announced that an excavation under a shrine near the Palatine Hill had unearthed several items in wooden boxes, which they identified as the imperial regalia, possibly belonging to Maxentius.There are 3 complete lances, 4 javelins, and three glass and chalcedony spheres in these boxes, which were wrapped in linen and silk. The most important find was a sceptre of a flower holding a blue-green globe, which is believed to have belonged to the Emperor himself, and has been dated to his rule. Until now, these were only known from representations on coins and relief sculptures. The sceptre, which is very elaborate, is one of the artifacts that belonged to the emperor. It's not something you would let someone else have. Panella believes that the emperor's supporters hid the insignia in order to preserve his memory after he was defeated. The items are on display at the Museo Nazionale Romano.The battle of the milvian bridge is depicted in a fresco in the Vatican. The main villain in the film

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texts: Constantine and the Cross is <mask>. The character is played by a man. In the fifth episode of Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire, <mask> is shown. <mask> was portrayed in a film by a Frenchman. Essays from The Cambridge Companion to the Age of Constantine are marked with a "CC". Algaldi, Andrew.The conversion of Rome and Constantine. It was translated by Harold Mattingly. Clarendon Press was published in Oxford in 1948. Barnes, Constantine and Eusebius. Harvard University Press was published in 1981. The Empire of Diocletian and Constantine was written by Timothy D. Barnes. Harvard University Press was published in 1982.Jan Willem Drijvers. The construction of the image of <mask> was discussed. In From Rome to Constantinople: Studies in Honour of Averil Cameron was edited by Hagit Amirav and Bas ter Haar Romeny. There is a book about Leuven and Dudley, MA. The Christianity of Constantine the Great was written by T. G. The University of Scranton Press was published in 1996. Noel Lenski, ed.The Companion to the Age of Constantine was from Cambridge. Cambridge University Press was in New York. The Paperbacks were written by Hartmut and Hauke Ziemssen. It is called Maxentius. Kaiser in Rom is letzte. Zabern was in Mainz in 2007. The name of the person is Odahl, Charles Matson.The Christian Empire was led by Constantine. New York: Routledge in 2004. The Paperback Panella, C. et al. 2011. The potere is realt e immaginario. The Roman Empire at Bay was written by David S. Potter. New York: Routledge in 2005.Pat is the Hardcover Paperback Southern. The Empire of the Romans from the beginning to the end. New York: Routledge in 2001. Ross has external links. Constantine's Battle for Empire and Faith took place in AD 312. Osprey Publishing is in Oxford. There is a brief history of <mask> illustrated with some


title: Miles Addison

texts: There is an English footballer who plays for side Stratford Town, who plays as a defender. He was spotted by scouts from the Derby County youth system at the age of three when he was playing for Clifton All Whites FC. At the end of the 2005–06 season, Terry Westley, who he had worked closely with in the youth and reserve teams, gave him his first team debut in the 1–1 Championship draw with Hull City. He kept his place for the next match, which was a 2–0 loss to Ipswich. With the appointment of Billy Davies as Derby manager, he found himself frozen out of the first team at Derby and didn't appear in the starting eleven again until Paul Jewell gave him a surprise start, again at centreback. After Derby's poor start to the 2008–09 season, he was given a chance to cement a place in the first team and he did so in the 1–0 League Cup win at North End. He impressed enough to keep his place in the match away to Barnsley, despite starting in his preferred position for the first time.This was the start of a run of 15 consecutive appearances in the first team, which was only ended when he was suspended for reaching five yellow cards. During this time, the Rams embarked on a run of only two defeats in 13 matches and moved from the bottom of the table to the fringes of the playoffs. He signed a new three-and-a-half-year deal with the club on 2 September to keep him at the club until 2011. <mask> was linked with a move to the Potters in November. "I spoke to Tony about another matter and he never mentioned it," said Jewell. We are not going to sell him. He won't be sold.We have worked too hard over the past year and gone through too many tortures to now start selling our best players. In the Derby on 2 November 2008, Stuart Attwell wrongly ruled two late goals for Derby, which would have given them a 2–1 win, but the match instead finished 1–1. He got his first professional goal in a 3–0 home win over Wednesday. He


title: Miles Addison

texts: captained the side for the whole game againstWatford in December 2008, as the result was a 1–0 win. It was a dream to captain the side that I support. A stress fracture of his foot ruled him out for the rest of the 2008–09 season after he was substituted during Derby's 5–1 win over Blackpool. The Sammy Crooks Trophy, Derby County's Young Player of the Season award, was won by <mask> despite missing the last part of the season.A succession of foot problems restricted him to just five starts between October 2009 and February 2010 and he underwent surgery in America. He was ruled out for the remainder of Derby's 2009–10 season and the entire of the 2010–11 campaign after the surgery was successful. According to Clough, he may be back in first team action as early as January 2011. He was supposed to play a reserve game against Wednesday in October, but was withdrawn as a precautionary measure after he admitted he was a bit stiff. He made his first appearance in 10 months when he came on as an 81st-minute substitute in a 2–0 home win over Pompey in November 2010. He had an operation on his foot and was out for six weeks. He came on as a late substitute in a 2–1 win over North End on January 1, 2011.He scored his first goal of the season in a 2–1 loss against Crawley Town in the third round of the FA Cup. The contract extension was signed on June 21, 2011. On June 24, 2011, <mask> joined fellow Championship club, Barnsley on a six-month loan deal. In the opening game of the season, he made his debut in a 0–0 draw against Forest. He was behind the first team in the first team throughout his time at the club. The loan was extended until January of 2012 despite this. In January 2012 he returned to Derby after making 13 appearances for Barnsley, 11 of which were starts.During his loan at Bournemouth, he found first-team appearances hard to come by due to the form of central defenders. <mask> joined Bournemouth

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title: Miles Addison

texts: on loan until the end of the season. After his loan move to Bournemouth, he said his treatment by Derby was strange and that he would be open to a permanent move. On 25 February 2012 he made his first start for Bournemouth and played 90 minutes in a 1–0 loss to the Dons. In a 3–0 loss against Sheffield Wednesday on March 10, 2012 <mask> scored an own goal. A run of five defeats for Bournemouth ended in the 83rd minute in a 1–1 draw against Carlisle United in a follow up match. On 13 April 2012 he expressed an interest in making his move to Bournemouth permanent.Bournemouth ended the season with an 11th place finish as their play-off hopes faded in April. After his return to Derby, Bournemouth stated their interest in making the transfer permanent in the summer and on 22 May 2012 he was transfer listed by the club with a year left on his contract. It was reported that several Championship clubs were interested in Bournemouth. It came after when Bournemouth expressed an interest in a permanent deal, with the form of Craig Bryson, Jeff Hendrick, Mark O'Brien, Jake Buxton and Jason Shackell as the reason. <mask> joined Bournemouth in July of 2012 for an undisclosed fee. At the start of the 2012–13 season, <mask> captained the side in a number of matches. Between the start of the season and November, he was the captain.He formed a partnership with Tommy Elphick. He suffered a foot injury in the beginning of December. Initially out for a few weeks, he was out for the rest of the season. He made 22 appearances in all competitions for the squad that promoted to the Championship next season. Over the next two seasons at Bournemouth, he found his first team opportunities hard to come by and appeared on the substitute bench. He was released by the club at the end of the season. Having been told by Eddie Howe that he was expecting to be loaned out to fight for his first team place, <mask> joined Rotherham United

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title: Miles Addison

texts: on loan until the end of the season.He made his Rotherham United debut in January of last year, and he started the whole game in a 4–2 win. Although he was a part of the starting lineup in a number of matches, he fell out of favor with the first team due to his own injury concern. After the club was promoted to the Championship, he made six appearances. There was a one-month loan deal with Scunthorpe United. In the first round of the League Cup, he came on as a substitute in a 1–0 loss for the Iron. In a 2–0 loss against Fleetwood Town, <mask> started in the centre–back position. He went on to make five appearances for the side after his loan spell with the club was terminated due to an injury.After being told by Bournemouth that he was going to be loaned out again, he joined Blackpool on a one month loan. On the same day, he made his debut for the club in a 1–0 loss against the Blues. On April 1, 2015, his loan spell at Blackpool was extended until the end of the season. He played in both defensive and centre–back positions. Despite missing out on six matches during his loan spell at Blackpool, he went on to make six appearances for the club and return to his parent club at the end of the season. On November 24, 2015, <mask> signed a short-term contract with Peterborough United. On the same day, he scored on his debut for the club in a 3–2 win.He signed a contract extension a month later. He made two appearances and was released by the club in January. On March 30, 2016 <mask> signed a contract for the remainder of the season. He started the whole game in a 0–0 draw against Partick Thistle on April 2, 2016 and kept a clean sheet. He kept a clean sheet in the match against St. Johnstone. He quickly established himself in the starting eleven to help the club fight to stay in the league. He scored his first goal for the club as Killie beat Falkirk 4–0 in the second leg of the play-off final.He made eight


title: Miles Addison

texts: appearances for the side at the end of the season. Ahead of the 2016–17 season, he wanted to stay at the club, so he signed a three–year contract. In the 2016–17 season, he was given the vice–captaincy role and continued to be a first team regular. He was out for a month due to an ankle injury he sustained in a 2–0 loss to Ross County. He came on as a late substitute in a 4–0 defeat to Aberdeen on 5 October 2016 after returning to the first team from injury. The first time in four years that <mask> captained the side was in a 1–1 draw against Inverness. He was out until late January after surgery for a foot injury he sustained in November.He made two more appearances, including against Aberdeen, where he was fault for allowing two goals in a 2–1 defeat. After this, he never played for the club again for the rest of the season and was released in the last part of the 2016–17 season. The National League North has a member in Nuneaton. In his Nuneaton Borough debut, he started the whole game and kept a clean sheet. He helped the side keep two clean sheets in the next two matches. He captained the side for the first time against Brackley Town. The Southern Football League side, Stratford Town, had a new member in October 2020.The England under-21 team faced FYR Macedonia and Greece in the qualification games for the European Championship. He earned his first international cap when he came on as a substitute against Greece. There was a ban from driving for 18 months after he was fined for driving under the influence. Derby County's Sammy Crooks won the Young Player of the Year Award in 2008. The players are from Barnsley F.C. The players are from Bournemouth and United F.C. The players are from Scunthorpe United F.C.The players are from Blackpool. The players are from Peterborough United F.C. English Football League players and Scottish Professional Football League players. The players are from Nuneaton.


title: Hugo Ball

texts: The founder of the Dada movement in European art in Zrich in 1916 was a German author and poet named <mask>. He was a pioneer in the development of sound poetry. <mask> was raised in a middle-class Catholic family and was born in Germany. He studied philosophy and sociology at the universities. He moved to Berlin in 1910 in order to become an actor. He tried to join the army as a volunteer, but was denied for medical reasons. The war was founded on a glaring mistake after witnessing the invasion of Belgium, he said.After crossing the frontier with a cabaret performer and poet, he settled in Zrich, Switzerland. <mask> worked on a book of translations of works by Bakunin, which never got published, but he continued his interest in anarchism. He rejected the philosophy for its militant aspects, but still viewed it as a means to his personal goal of socio-political enlightenment. In 1916, <mask> made a political statement about his views on the terrible state of society and acknowledged his dislike for philosophies of the past that claimed to possess the ultimate truth. The old language was seen as "doomed" due to the fact that the new artistic movement wanted to write poetry out of the words. A distinctive critique of economy as a motivation is given to the central thought of modernism regarding that the language has to be fixed. In 1916, <mask> wrote a poem consisting of nonsensical words.The meaning is meaningless and reflects the principle behind Dadaism. The poem collection, the drama, and a memoir of the Zrich period Flight Out of Time: A Dada Diary are some of his best known works. One of the people credited with naming the movement "Dada" was the co- founder of the Cabaret Voltaire in Zrich. His future wife was also a member of the group. His involvement with the movement lasted two years. He worked as a journalist

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texts: in Bern. <mask> retired to the canton of Ticino, where he lived a relatively poor life, after returning to Catholicism.The journal Hochland was contributed to by him. He began revising his diaries from 1910 to 1921, which were later published under the title Die Flucht aus der Zeit (Flight Out of Time). The Zrich Dada movement's people and events are covered in these diaries. He died of stomach cancer in Switzerland in 1927. <mask>'s poem "Gadji beri bimba" was adapted to the song "I Zimbra" on the 1979 Talking Heads album Fear of Music. <mask> got a writing credit for the song. "Karawane" was set to music in 2012 by Australian composer Stephen Whittington, as an "anti-song cycle" of seventeen songs, one for each line of the poem, lasting approximately two minutes each.Esa-Pekka Salonen used the same poem and historical context for his piece. The title is Die Nase des Michelangelo. The Henker von Brescia was written in 1911. Vom Dandysmus, 1914 Flametti, ist die Akte der Not und Ekstase. Roman. Berlin 1918 Zur Kritik der deutschen Intelligenz. Die Folgen der Reformation was redeveloped as: The Freie Verlag.The Byzantinisches Christentum was written by Duncker and Humblot. Dionysius Areopagita and Symeon are on the program. Duncker & Humblot were from Mnchen. Sein ist und ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist ist is S. Fischer wrote Die Flucht aus der Zeit in Berlin in 1927. Annemarie Schtt-Hennings is the author of Duncker & Humblot. Arche was in Zrich in 1963.Roman. Richard Huelsenbeck's Fantastic Prayers, <mask>'s Tenderenda the Fantast, and Walter Serner's Last Loosening are three key texts of Zrich ur-Dada. Malcolm Green introduced it. The Dandyism of the Poor is also known as Atlas Press. The opening-manifest of the 1st Dada-Evening was written by

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title: Jessica Gomes

texts: A model from Australia, <mask>, appeared in the swimsuit issue of Sports Illustrated every year from 2008 to 2015. She works in Australia and Asia. The featured spokesman for David Jones was <mask>. She is a spokeswoman for South Korean conglomerates. The face of "Unforgivable" was <mask>. She is the daughter of a Portuguese father and a Singaporean mother who both moved to Australia in the 70s. She was the youngest child in her family and was raised in a semi-rural environment in Perth.At the age of 13 she was sent to modelling classes by her mother at the Linda-Ann Model Academy. She started her career after acting in a modeling contest. She moved to New York City in 2004. Most of Asia's major markets, including Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, Beijing, and Shanghai, are where she feels mixed heritage models are more successful. According to Diane Smith, senior editor of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, she is regarded as a "nontraditional" beauty and in her Australian homeland she is regarded for her multiracial background. Through South Korean advertising campaigns, he has enjoyed a lot of success. She appeared in ads for a car.She promoted the split screen cellphone wearing a two-piece bikini under the slogan "Touch the Wonder" in an ad for the phone. The ad campaign pushed <mask> to fame in South Korea. Between her spokesmanships and Korean television show appearances, she became a celebrity. She has appeared in Vogue, Teen Vogue, Glamour, American Glamour and Victoria's Secret catalogue, has modeled for DKNY Jeans, Garnier, Levi's, Motorola, Urban

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