title: F. Sherwood Rowland

texts: He was a professor of chemistry at the University of California, Irvine. His research was on atmospheric chemistry. The discovery that chlorofluorocarbons contribute to ozone depletion was his best-known work. Born in Delaware, Ohio, <mask> received a majority of his education in public schools and was able to graduate high school several weeks before his 16th birthday. <mask> ran the local weather service station during his high school years. This was the first time that <mask> had been exposed to systematic experimentation. He was about to graduate before his 18th birthday.He joined the Navy to train radar operators. He was discharged after 14 months as a non commissioned officer. After entering the University of Chicago, he was assigned a mentor and began to study radiochemistry. The thesis was about the chemical state of cyclotron-produced radioactive bromine atoms. He got his B.A. The student from Ohio Wesleyan University in 1948. He received his M.S.He received his PhD from the University of Chicago in 1952. Before becoming a professor of chemistry at the University of California, Irvine, in 1964, he was a professor of career and research at the University of Kansas. He began working with Mario J. Molina at Irvine in the early 1970s. He was elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 1978 and served as president of the American Association for the advancement of science in 1993. The discovery that chlorofluorocarbons contribute to ozone depletion was his best-known work. The man made organic compound gases combine with solar radiation to release chlorine and chlorine monoxide that can be used to destroy ozone. <mask> had a good idea of what was happening at higher altitudes when he stated "I knew that such a molecule could not remain in the atmosphere forever, if

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texts: only because solar photochemistry at high altitudes would break it down".A scientific investigation of the problem was initiated by <mask>'s research. There was a ban on aerosols in spray cans in the United States in 1978. The production continued and was on the old levels soon after. It took until the 1980s for a global regulation policy to be established. The atmosphere was measured by <mask>. One experiment collected air samples from various cities and locations around the world to determine CCl3F North-South mixing. <mask> was able to see that CCl3F was mixing between hemispheres quickly by measuring the concentrations at different latitudes.There was a steady increase in CCl3F concentrations after the measurement was repeated 8 years later. The density of the ozone layer varies by season, decreasing in November and increasing in April, where it levels out for the summer only to increase in November. Although the pattern was consistent, the ozone levels were dropping. Various solutions were suggested by <mask> and his colleagues, which allowed to reduce the impact of the CFC. Canada, the United States, Sweden and Norway were the first countries to regulate the emissions. The Montreal Protocol allowed for global regulation in the 1980s. He was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1976, received the Tolman Medal in 1976, the Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement in 1979 and the Japan Prize in 1989.In 1998, the UC Irvine physical sciences building received the Golden Plate Award of the American Academy of Achievement. There is a bust in the lobby. He was elected a Foreign Member of the Royal Society (ForMemRS) in 2004, and the Mount was named after him in 2007. He had two children. After a brief bout of ill health, he died of Parkinson's disease on

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title: J. T. Thomas (Survivor contestant)

texts: <mask>., also known as <mask>, was a contestant on the American television show Survivor. He won the title of Sole Survivor and the grand prize in the 18th season of the show. In the 20th season of Survivor, <mask> finished in tenth place. He competed for the third time on the 34th season of Survivor: Game Changers, placing 16th. <mask> was raised in Alabama and graduated from Troy University with a degree in business marketing. On May 17, 2009, it was revealed that he had been voted the winner of Survivor: Tocantins, having received all seven jury votes. In addition to his million-dollar win, <mask> also won the $100,000 prize for the player of the season, beating out fellow fan favorites <mask> and Reed.<mask> was the sixth person to win the million-dollar prize without ever having any votes cast against him at Tribal Council. He was the second person to win the million dollar prize after a unanimous vote, following in the footsteps of Earl Cole. <mask> is the first player to win Sole Survivor by a unanimous vote and never received a single vote against him. <mask> and <mask> are the other two survivors who have accomplished this feat. Collins received votes against

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title: J. T. Thomas (Survivor contestant)

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title: J. T. Thomas (Survivor contestant)

texts: resulted in the elimination of Fields, foiling his alliance's plan to vote off Donaldson or Westman, who played his hidden immunity idol.He stuck with the majority after voting off Westman, who was seen as a threat, and Clement, who was a liability due to his injury at the "Schmergen Brawl" challenge. The tribe of Heroes won the next few challenges and kept their immunity until the merge. When the Heroes tribe won a reward challenge, they found a clue to a hidden immunity idol and agreed to become a tribe. <mask> decided to look on his own. He was going to keep it for himself to further his interests. <mask> was forced to reveal his find to the tribe after Kimmel noticed that he had found it. After several men of the Villains tribe were voted out, <mask> and other members of the Heroes tribe assumed that there was an alliance of the Villains' women.<mask> came up with a plan to give his tribe's hidden immunity idol to Hantz to keep him from being eliminated by the "female alliance", thinking that once the tribes merged, Hantz would side with the Heroes and together they would be able to vote out Parvati, the Villain When the tribes merged, Hantz feigned allegiance to

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title: J. T. Thomas (Survivor contestant)

texts: the Heroes, and <mask> and his tribemates still assumed that Hantz was on their side even though he had not used the idol the Heroes had given him to eliminate Shallow. <mask> was warned by Boneham that he shouldn't put all of his trust into Hantz, but he didn't believe what he heard. The Villains all stuck together at the first tribal council. Parvati Shallow played her own idols in order to protect her own, as well as the idols <mask> had given to Hantz and <mask> Manthey, who the Heroes had voted for. The votes against Manthey were nullified by the immunity idol, so he was eliminated by a 5–0 vote. He became the 11th person voted off, the first person to be eliminated, and the third member of the jury.At the live reunion special, <mask> was given a trophy for the dumbest move in Survivor history. <mask> cast his vote for <mask> to win again along with other Heroes tribemates. The second time around, it was secured by a 6-3-0 vote. On February 8, 2017, <mask> was revealed to be a contestant on the 34th season of Survivor. <mask> is the first male winner to play three times. The Nuku tribe won the first two challenges. <mask> was one of the original Nuku members.At

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title: J. T. Thomas (Survivor contestant)

texts: Nuku, he took the tribe fishing in the ocean, but at one point he left the tribe, went back to camp and tried to find the hidden immunity idol, but was unsuccessful. He formed a friendship with Malcolm, who <mask> suggested that they vote out. <mask>t said on Day 11 that only one tribe would win immunity and the other two would go to Tribal Council. The person won immunity. Probst said that the two people would vote out one person. Sierra Dawn <mask> was against <mask> being voted out of the Nuku camp. J.T. was at a chaotic Tribal Council.Brad was told to vote for Sierra because she was the target. The plan backfired when <mask> hid his immunity on Sierra and was voted out of the game. <mask>. returned from camp. To avoid the blame, he lied to his tribe about who their target was. On the next day, <mask>. After searching for an idol, he found it. After Nuku won the reward challenge, <mask>., back at camp, became annoyed with Michaela Bradshaw for eating sugar with a couple drops of coffee.In order to intensify his and Bradshaw's feud, <mask> ate all the sugar. He talked to several people about getting Bradshaw out after Nuku lost immunity. Varner was the swing vote

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title: J. T. Thomas (Survivor contestant)

texts: after Bradshaw agreed to vote out J.T. <mask>. He didn't bring his idol to Tribal Council because he thought he was safe. Varner sided with Bradshaw and <mask>. He was in the 16th place.CBS official biography 1984 births American cattlemen Living peopleography Participants in American reality television

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title: Dave Ferriss

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title: Dave Ferriss

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217He had 19 in each of the two seasons. His career fielding percentage was.979. <mask> was the head coach at Delta State University from 1960 to 1960 after serving as a pitching coach for the Red Sox. He was the assistant athletic director at Mississippi State University when he left Delta State. <mask> was the head coach at Delta State from 1970 to 1988 and retired after the 1988 season. He is one of the all-time national coaching leaders at the NCAA Division II level. He guided Delta State teams to the NCAA Division II playoffs in eight of his last twelve seasons, including three trips to the NCAA Division II Baseball Championship.The Gulf South Conference titles came in 1978, 1979, 1985, and 1988, along with a second-place finish in 1981 and third-place in 1982. <mask> was in the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 1988. He was a member of the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame, the Delta State University Sports Hall of Fame, the Mississippi State University Sports Hall of Fame, and the Mississippi Semi-Pro Baseball Hall of Fame. The United States Baseball Federation Service Award was given to him in 1988. He was named the NCAA Regional Coach of the Year three times. He was the College Baseball Coach of the Year in Mississippi in 1978 and 1982, and runner-up in

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title: Dave Ferriss

texts: 1985. Under his direction, 20 Delta State players earned All-American honors, 20 earned Academic All-American honors, 49 earned All-Gulf South Conference honors, 23 continued their baseball careers onto the professional level, and 40 former players coached in the high school and college ranks.Ferriss was the athletic director and director of the DSU Foundation. John Grisham was welcomed back to Delta State's campus by Ferriss in February 2008. After coach Ferriss cut Grisham from his team in the fall of 1978, Grisham began his career path. In Grisham's "The Kindest Cut," the author details his time at Delta State and how coach Ferriss handled the difficult task of cutting the would-be outfielder. Ferriss received a degree from Delta State in 2008. The baseball field at Delta State University is named after him. The "Boo" Ferriss Baseball Museum is located at the Robert L. Crawford Center at Delta State University.The Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame sponsorship of an annual Mississippi collegiate baseball player of the year award was announced in the fall of 2003 and bears the name and likeness of Ferriss. The name of the award has been changed to the C Spire Ferriss Trophy. Ferriss lived with his wife in Cleveland, Mississippi. Their children were Dr. <mask> and <mask> White. He was a member of the PCA. He died in Cleveland. Further reading the University of Southern Mississippi.<mask> "Boo" Ferriss page at the Delta State University Sports Hall of Fame is one of the External

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title: K.Will

texts: Kim Hyung-soo, better known as K.Will, is a South Korean singer. The English word 'Will' and the first letter 'K' of his last name 'Kim' make up the name. He is known for his chart-topping ballads. He's been dubbed the "Prince of OST" for his many Korean drama soundtrack appearances. <mask> has released four full-length albums. <mask> trained to be a singer for five years before his debut. He worked as a guide vocal, singing demos of songs that would eventually be recorded by other artists.And rain. He was dubbed the "male Mariah Carey" after a video of him singing Carey's songs became popular in South Korean websites. On March 6, 2007, K.Will released his first album, Left Heart, via Big Hit Entertainment. J.Y. is a producer. Shortly after the album's release, Park's title song reached #3 on the Melon digital chart. In 2007, K.Will was voted the best new singer of the year in a survey of South Korean television writers. K.Will joined Kim Shi-dae's new company, Starship Entertainment, in January 2008 after leaving Big Hit.He released his first digital single on December 2, 2008. The single reached #1 on various online music charts and #2 on the KBS Music Bank chart without any promotions. On March 31, 2009, K. Will released his first extended play, Dropping the Tears. He gave voice lessons to Lee Min-ho, the lead actor in the television series Boys Over Flowers, to prepare him for recording the song "My Everything" for the show's soundtrack. In the web series Soul Special, K.Will made his acting debut. On November 5, 2009, he released his second album. "Miss, Miss and Miss" was the album's lead single.The second single, "Hypnosis" featuring rapper Outsider, was banned from airing because it contained the word "mute", which the network said could be degrading to people with disabilities. The lyrics were meant to be a metaphor for people who can't express their feelings. K.Will performed at the

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texts: Hallyu Music Festival in Japan. He held his first concert in Korea on December 25. The United States saw the debut of international expansion K.Will at a concert on March 5, 2010. He achieved #1 on many online music charts with his single "Present". "K. Will Live Concert with Band in Tokyo" and "K. Will Live Concert with Band in Osaka" were his first solo concerts in Japan.K.Will was one of the main MCs on the music show "TheMUZIT" on July 31. The duet "Endless Love" was performed by K.Will and Charice. <mask>'s two-day Christmas concert was completely sold out at the end of the year. K.Will released a new single titled "Amazed" on January 21, 2011. The song reached the top of several charts. A live showcase, performance, and music video for "My Heart is Beating" was released by K.Will seven weeks after the release of his second mini album. The title track of the album was a huge hit.Five years after his debut, K.Will won the Mutizen. K.Will performed at the Olympic Park Hall on June 25, 2011. "We Got Married" with Kim Hyung Jun is one of the variety shows he has participated in. He ended the year with a concert. K.Will left the show after winning three times and setting a new record in the leaving episode of "Immortal Songs 2." K. Will released his 3rd mini album I Need You two weeks after releasing a digital single of one of the songs from the mini album titled "I Hate Myself". On the same day, K.Will also released a music video for "I Need You" which features Sistar's Bora and actors Ji Chang Wook and Yeo Jin Gu."I Need You" was at the top. "I Hate Myself" peaked at no. 2 on the K-Pop Hot 100. 6. <mask>'s debut album was five years ago. His self-composed song, "I'll Be With You" is dedicated to all his fans who believed in him. The lyrics of "I'm Will" were co-written by him. <mask> won his first K-Chart award in 6 years for his track "I Need You."K.Will's upcoming album was revealed on

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texts: October 7, with some photos of his recent photoshoot. " Please Don't...", the title track of the Third Album, Part 1 was released along with aMV on October 11. " Please Don't..." was the most successful promotion in K. Will's career to date. The music video was praised for being original. It was notable for its twist ending, which showed that Seo's character was actually in love with Ahn's. On February 14, K.Will performed at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles, California. He performed his hits "I Need You" and "My Heart is Beating".K. Will released a new song on April 3. Will in Fall was released by K. Will. The music video for the album's single, "You Don't Know Love", starring Chanyeol and Lee Ho Jung, came out two days later. The single "Peppermint Chocolate" was a collaboration between Mamamoo and K. Will. K. Will released a mini album on June 25. Sistar's Soyou and Park Min-woo starred in the music video for the title track. K. Will released a mini album on March 25, 2015.Son Ho-jun and Park Ha-sun starred in the music video for the title track. On January 3, 2016 the music video for K. Will's single "You Call It Romance" was released. The music video was released on January 6. S.M. was on May 10. <mask> would feature on a duet with Baekhyun of EXO. The song was released in May. K. Will stated on his personal account that he would be working on his next album.The album, titled The 4th Album Part.1 [Nonfiction], was released on September 26 along with a music video for the title track. On May 10, K.Will released The 4th Album Part.2 #1 'Will Be a Start' as the first of a trilogy of three singles that will lead up to the release of the full The 4th Album Part.2. The music video for "My Star" was released on the same day. The tracklist for The 4th Album Part.2 was released three days after K. Will revealed it. The album was co-produced by K. Will. K. Will renewed his contract in February


title: Marie Rambert

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title: Marie Rambert

texts: Hittitologist and mother of a German physicist was the second woman. <mask> met her husband at a dinner party in 1917. After four days of personal meetings and seven months of correspondence, <mask> and she were married on March 3, 1918. Dukes could get four weeks of extended leave instead of two days because of this joke. Their marriage lasted 41 years until he died in 1959 and they had two daughters.The poet is her grandson. Early on, <mask> began her dance training. She was restless and got bad marks because of her endless movements in class. At one point in her training, her instructor stated that she was the true spirit of dance. She was unimpressed with the structure and performance of ballet, and was not drawn into dance as a passion until she attended one of Duncan's performances, and was moved by the beauty of Duncan's dance. In 1905, after becoming active in political riots and the tragic day of May Day, <mask>'s parents urged her to move to Paris and take up medicine with her aunt and uncle who were also doctors. She danced a mazurka for the first time at a party and there was applause afterwards, even though she didn't think it was a good idea.She was back into her passion for dance after meeting Raymond Duncan, brother of Isadora, at the same party. She studied with Madame Rat from the Paris Opera and mile Jaques-Dalcroze at Dalcroze College. After watching a class at the Dalcroze College, Sergei

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title: Marie Rambert

texts: Diaghilev asked her to come back to Berlin and study with him in the Ballets Russes. <mask> aided them in figuring out The Rite of Spring with Vaslav Nijinsky. She collaborated with the Ballets Russes led by Diaghilev. She was in the corps de ballet for ballet performances such as Swan Lake and Giselle. After a tour with Nijinsky and Ballet Russes, <mask>'s contract was not continued and she decided it was time for a new chapter.She studied under Cecchetti in the United Kingdom in 1914. She went back to study with Madame Rat at the Paris Opera after studying with Cecchetti. She founded her own ballet school after teaching more ballet classes. Originally named Ballet Club, she created her own company. Like Rambert, it has been through many name changes. The company started performing at night shows. The first informal show was performed at the Lyric Theatre and continued for a while.She was able to give promising dancers and choreographers a chance to grow in her company because she was able to find them in many places. From <mask>bert Dancers, the company changed to Ballet Rambert, later to Rambert Dance Company, and then to Rambert, a contemporary dance company which tours internationally. The first ballet company in Britain is based on the first performance of A Tragedy of Fashion. The majority of Ballet Rambert's performance occurred in the Mercury Theatre, which was renovated by <mask>'s husband. It was said

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texts: that the Mercury Theatre was on the slopes of Olympus. Balanchine's Night Shadow is one of the ballets Ballet Rambert has performed. Rambert wanted to find new and upcoming choreographers.Some of her students and colleagues were later included in Antony Tudor. In 1965, <mask> reorganized the company to emphasize modern dance. The company has performed many pieces throughout the years, but eventually came back to more contemporary ballets. She helped restore Nijinsky's choreography of The Rite of Spring. The choreography was restored in 1987. The ballet community in Britain is strong thanks to <mask>. Ballet in Britain is one of the most significant artistic achievements of the century.<mask> and Ninette de Valois were the founder of The Royal Ballet. She was the subject of This Is Your Life in 1962, when she was surprised at the Mercury Theatre. She died on June 12th, 1982 and was cremated on June 17th. Her ashes can be found in section B of the Cloister Walk. "<mask>," Jewish Women's Archive's Jewish Women: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia, was published in

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title: Joshua Ozersky

texts: <mask> was an American food writer and historian. He received a James Beard Foundation Award in 2008 for his work as a founding editor of New York magazine's food blog, Grub Street. He was the author of a number of books, including The Hamburger: A History, Colonel Sanders and the American Dream, and Archie Bunker's America: TV in an Era of Change. He wrote about food and restaurants. He wrote for many places, including The Wall Street Journal, Food & Wine, and The New York Observer. He said in public appearances that he disliked food writing and that his strongest influences were G. K. Chesterton, Thomas Babington Macaulay and A. J. Liebling. <mask> was born in Miami in 1967.He moved to Atlantic City, New Jersey in 1979 when his father got a job as a stage technician in the first of the area's casino- hotels. He attended Rutgers University and Atlantic City High School. His mother died suddenly at the age of 14. He said in interviews that he was a solitary and celibate teenager and was interested in food. He taught me to self-medicate my loneliness with steaks and sausages. He received a master's degree in American history from the University of Notre Dame after graduating from the New York University's School of Journalism. In Tikkun, <mask> wrote for several publications on media and cultural history topics.<mask>'s first article was published in a weekly satire called "The Hoboken Review", which was based in New Jersey. One of his earliest works was an article titled, "I like it greasy," in which he celebrates his disdain for overly-health-conscious eating. From 1990 to 1993 he wrote two weekly columns for the West Side Spirit, a free weekly newspaper in New York City. The Maltese Falcon is a character that many consider to be a progenitor of Mr. Cutlets. He wrote for Suck.com under the name "The Boob", as well as for Newsday, where he often wrote about culture and media. His book "Archie Bunker's America: TV in an Era of Change" received a

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texts: disappointing reception. He turned to food writing full-time with the publication of his 2003 book "Meat Me in Manhattan" because he wanted to be a public intellectual like Neil Postman and Mark Crispin Miller."The Hamburger: A History" received positive reviews in publications on both sides of the Atlantic. <mask> wrote for Slashfood and the New York Law Journal after "Meat Me in Manhattan" was published. He became the National Restaurant Editor at Citysearch when he became the founding editor of New York Magazine. He ran a daily food blog based on the model of Grub Street called The Feedbag. Ozersky.TV, a venture with Ben Leventhal, features short films about restaurants and cooking. He was the author of the "Taste of America" column for Time. His work in The Wall Street Journal was nominated for a James Beard Award.Essays by <mask> were included in the "The Best Food Writing" anthology. Robert Sietsema criticized <mask> for writing about his wedding in Time without revealing that the chefs who participated donated the food as wedding gifts. <mask> said that the most prominent of them, Michael White, had his daughter in the wedding party as a flower girl, and that the chefs involved were among his closest friends. Death <mask> was found dead in his Conrad Chicago hotel room on May 4, 2015, while in the city for the James Beard Foundation Awards. The autopsy shows that he died from a seizure in the hotel shower. Meatopia has been held in New York City for the past ten years. Meatopia events were held in London, England and San Antonio, Texas.Meatopia held a small event in New York City in 2013 and focused on the London and Texas events. Each year there is a different theme such as "Slaughter of the Innocent", "Lamb Bam Thank You M'aam", and "City Meat". Meatopia has been called a glorious city of meat by The Huffington Post and The New York Times. The Hamburger: A History, Meat Me in Manhattan, and Readings for the 21st Century are

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title: Zhang Ning

texts: The former badminton player is from the People's Republic of China. She won two gold medals for women's singles at the Olympics. She has played badminton on the world scene since the mid 1990s and has been particularly successful since 2002 when she was in her late twenties and early thirties. She works her opponents in all four corners of the court and is known for her consistency of shot, deception and constant pressure. She is the only female player to win two gold medals. She won five medals in the competition and became World champion in 2003 In 1994 she first represented China in the women's world team championship, and in 2006 she last represented it.The span of her service is the longest of any Chinese player. Career 2003 Although she had previously won a number of international open titles dating from the mid 1990s, <mask>'s breakthrough as a dominant player on the world circuit came in the 2003 IBF World Championships, where she stormed into the final. The victor was 28-year-old <mask>ng. The Summer Olympics for China were held in 2004. She defeated Marina and Kelly in the first two rounds of women's singles. In the quarterfinals, <mask> defeated Wang Chen of Hong Kong. She defeated Zhou Mi.The gold medal was won by <mask>, who defeated Mia Audina in the final. It was sweet revenge for the 29-year-old, who had lost to Audina 10 years before. With her Olympic win, she became one of three singles players in the world to win the World Championship and the Olympic Games in the same year. She claimed many titles after her breakthrough wins. She won the 2005 China Open 3-11, 11-4, 11-8, but lost the 2005 World Championships final 8-11, 11-9, 3-11.

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title: Zhang Ning

texts: Even though she reached the finals of the World Championships again, she was still unable to defeat her opponent. She lost 16-21, 14-21.In the Japan Open, <mask> avenged his loss by defeating Xingfang. They had met 19 times in international tournaments, with the head-to-head tied at 9-9. The documentary film Olympic Journey - The Road to Beijing on the life of <mask> was broadcast on television worldwide. In 2007, she won her fifth Singapore Open title. <mask> is a favourite for the title after he was defeated in the third round of the World Championships. She was stopped in the semi-finals by Wang Chen. Wang Chen had beaten her before, after the Indonesian Open.Wang lost to Zhu Lin in the final 21-8, 21-12. In the Beijing Good Luck Invitational tournament, <mask> was in the semi-finals but pulled out due to an injury. She lost to Lu Lan in the final of the Danes Open due to a thigh injury. The French Open semifinalist was upset by local hope Pi Hongyan. In the China Open, <mask> lost in the semi-finals to a Malaysian. The main reasons for her loss were injury and fatigue. The 2008 season began with a first round loss.She was instructing her younger teammates in the tournament. She lost to Zhou Mi in the quarter-finals of the Korean Open. Zhou plays for Hong Kong. The top 2 seeds lost in the first round. They both rebounded well in the Swiss Open to reach the final. After failing to get past the quarter-finals in three previous tournaments, it was a relief to be in the final. Xie beat <mask> 21-18, 21-17, bringing their head to head to 11:11.At the Beijing Olympic Games, <mask> advanced to the quarter-finals after defeating Jun Jae Youn. She defeated

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title: Zhang Ning

texts: fifth-seeded Pi Hongyan of France in the final. She defeated Xie in a three-set match to extend her gold medal reign. <mask> became the first badminton player to ever defend an Olympic singles title even though many questioned her ability to do so at the age of 33. She was chosen to carry the flag for China at the closing ceremony of the Summer Olympics. After the 2008 Olympic Games, a retirement ceremony for members of the Chinese national team was held at the 2008 China Open Badminton Championships in Shanghai. She was in tears as she received an award during the ceremony to mark her retirement with five other teammates from the Chinese national badminton team on the sidelines of the China Open badminton event.The Chinese national team immediately began working with the up-and-coming women's singles players after the retirement of <mask>ng. She was replaced as the coach of the China's women's badminton team by Luo Yigang after the team's poor performance at the Uber Cup. Women's singles World Championships, Women's singles World Cup, Women's singles Asian Championships, Women's singles Asian Cup, Women's singles East Asian Games, and Women's doubles BWF Superseries. BWF Superseries has two levels. The BWF Superseries Finals will be held at the end of the year, with successful players invited to the tournament. The World Badminton Grand Prix was held from 1983 to 2006 and was sanctioned by the International Badminton Federation. Women's doubles Record against year-end Finals finalist, World Championships semi-finalists, and Olympic quarter-finalists.There are links to 1975 births and the 2004 Summer Olympics and the 2008 Summer Olympics. 1 badminton

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title: Arthur Amiotte

texts: <mask> is a painter, artist, and author. <mask> was born in Pine Ridge, South Dakota, on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. He was given the name Warpa Tanka Kuciyela or Low Black Bird as an infant, but received his second name in 1972. <mask> and Olive Louise Mesteth are the parents of Amiotte. Standing Bear was at the Battle of Little Big Horn. Amiotte lived in the reservation until he was six years old and then visited it up to the age of 15. <mask> attended a workshop from Oscar Howe during his studies at Northern State University.<mask> got a concrete example of how a native artist can be a contemporary artist. From 1964 to 1966 <mask> was a teacher at the Woodrow Wilson Junior High School, after receiving his bachelor's degree in Art and Art Education. Amiotte was guided by two mentors. Christina Standing Bear was his grandmother and she taught him the heritage of his great-grandfather Standing Bear. Pete Catches introduced <mask> to Lakota spirituality and rituals during the period from 1972 to 1981. He received his masters degree in 1983 from the University of Montana-Missoula. In 1985 Amiotte decided to dedicate himself to art and established his studio in South Dakota in 1986.There are exhibitions about the culture of the tribes on the Great Plains, such as at the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The foundation of Amiotte's artistic work can be seen in the main exhibitions and artworks of the Oscar Howe Memorial Lecture Works. The love of the Lakota traditions is an expression of his creativity as a whole. Visionary experiences during traditional ceremonies have an impact on Amiotte's artistic work. Amiotte defines his work as being bound to the reservation culture which bridges the gap between

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title: Arthur Amiotte

texts: she was awarded the Getty Foundation Grant. He received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Native American Art Studies Association in 1999. <mask> received a degree from the Brandon University. Sara is the curator.Indian humor. San Francisco: American Indian Contemporary Arts. The University of Oklahoma Press was published in 1995. Contemporary Native North American art can be found in the West, Northwest and Pacific. The Museum of Arts and Design is in New York. "Drawing Past, Present and Future: The Legacy of the Plains Indian Graphic Tradition in the Works of <mask>te." University of Iowa, 2004 Museums and exhibitions catalogs External links <mask>, Vision Project Oglala people Artists from South Dakota Native American painters Native American writers 1942 births Living people People from Pine Ridge, South Dakota Northern State University alumni Brandon University

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title: Thomas Crisp

texts: In August 1917, <mask> received the Victoria Cross, an English posthumous recipient. <mask>, a commercial fisherman from Lowestoft in Suffolk, earned his award after being killed during the defence of his vessel, the armed naval smack Nelson, in the North Sea against an attack from a German submarine in 1917. During some of the toughest days of the First World War for Britain, <mask>'s self-sacrifice in the face of this "unequal struggle" was used by the government to bolster their spirits. His exploit was read aloud by David Lloyd George in the Houses of Parliament and made headlines for a week. One of ten children to William and <mask>, <mask> was born into a family of shipwrights and fishermen. Although his father was the owner of a successful boatbuilding firm and thus could afford an education for his children, <mask> did not enjoy school, instead showing a marked preference for quayside adventure to school routine. After leaving school, <mask> joined a fishing boat and spent several years as a herring fisherman.He was a good sailor but tired of it and joined the Atlantic steamship SS Mobile, becoming her quartermaster and making several trans-Atlantic voyages. They had two sons and a daughter, including <mask> Jr, who would be with his father on the day he won the Victoria Cross. Establishing himself as a fisherman, <mask> achieved his mate and then skipper qualifications, which allowed him to captain a fishing vessel from the port. He was taken on by Chambers, one of the largest

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texts: boatowning families in Lowestoft, to crew and then captain their ketch George Borrow, for thirteen years. One of the most popular fishing captains in Lowestoft, <mask> joined on his ketch by his son in 1913, after the family moved to Lowestoft in 1907. Crisp was at sea when the First World War began. He stayed in the North Sea for several days without knowing about the war, and was surprised to learn that the enemy were going to leave the port at any moment.When the threat failed to materialise, <mask> returned to fishing, considered too old for military service and an occupation vital to Britain's food supplies. After George Borrow passed, they were all sunk by the German U-boat, with over a thousand lives lost. After finding bodies in their nets, <mask> Jr. wrote about it. In 1915, <mask> Jr joined the Royal Navy. After releasing the crews in small boats, the U-boat threat came a few weeks later, as submarines surfaced among the undefended fishing fleets and used explosives to destroy dozens of them. The fishing fleets of the North Sea took a heavy toll as a result of the German strategy to denude Britain of food supplies. It is not known if <mask> was on the boat at the time, but George Borrow was one of the victims.He was recruited by a Navy officer to command a flotilla of tiny fishing vessels, which were to be secretly armed, after his vessel was lost. The boats were supposed to sink enemy submarines with a small piece of equipment. It was hoped that they would protect the

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title: Thomas Crisp

texts: fishing fleets in the same way that Q-ships protect the commercial sea lanes. <mask> became the first Seaman in the Royal Naval Reserve and arranged for his son to join the crew of his boat, armed with a 3-pounder gun, after agreeing to this proposal. On 1 February 1917 in the North Sea, I'll Try had its first confrontation with the enemy when two submarines surfaced close to the smack and her companion the larger Boy Alfred. Post-war German records show that no submarines were lost on that date, despite the fact that both smacks scored hits on their larger opponents. <mask> was offered a promotion and transfer to an ocean-going Q-ship, and both skippers were awarded theDistinguished Service Cross and a present of £200 for this action.Due to his wife's illness, he turned down the offer. She died in June 1917. I'll Try was renamed Nelson in order to keep their cover. The boats continued to operate together and <mask>'s crew was augmented with two regular seamen and a Royal Marine rifleman, providing Nelson with a crew of ten, including <mask> and his son. The smacks set out as usual on 15 August and pulled in a catch during the morning before making a sweep near the Jim Howe Bank in search of cruising enemies. Crisp spotted a German U-boat on the surface. Both vessels began firing at the same time, the U-boat scoring several hits before Nelsons could be brought to bear.By this stage in the war, German submarine captains were aware of the decoy ship tactics and no longer stopped British

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title: Thomas Crisp

texts: merchant shipping, preferring to sink them from a distance with gunfire. The engagement was short lived as the submarine fired eight shots before the Nelson could get within range of her opponent. Both of Crisp's legs were torn off by the seventh shot fired by the U-boat. Nelson did not have a radio set, so <mask> dictated a message to be sent by the boat's four carrier pigeons. Nelson is being attacked. The skipper was killed. Jim Howe Bank.Give assistance at once. The nine unwounded crew abandoned the sinking smack after their captain ordered them to throw him off the boat. The crew was unable to move him and left him where he was. He died in his son's arms. As the ship sank underneath him, it is said that he was smiling as he died. As Nelson sank, her captain called for the Nelson's Lifeboat to come along. Manning sailed towards the submarine, coming under lethal fire as he did so, after the survivors refused to overcrowd the second boat.His vessel began to sink after it was badly damaged. Nelson survivors last saw them standing in line being addressed by a German officer, as the crew of the battered boat abandoned their battered boat and were hauled aboard the German submarine. There is controversy surrounding the disappearance of the seven British sailors. The German government had made it clear that the merchant ships who fought back against U-boat attacks were liable to be killed and dumped at sea without supplies, as INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals


title: Thomas Crisp

texts: INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals These scenarios can't be substantiated. They were taken prisoner and killed when the submarine sank. The son of Arthur Soanes, a sailor who disappeared in this incident, later claimed to have contacted his father through his powers as a spiritual medium, reporting that he had died on the German vessel.The submarine that sank the vessels was named UC-63. The survivors of Nelson were rescued by the Dryad after drifting for nearly two days. The Dryad was dispatched to search for survivors after a pigeon named "RedCock" reached the authorities in Lowestoft with news of the fate of the boats. The Victoria Cross was posthumously awarded to <mask>'s son and another member of the crew after a court of enquiry praised the surviving crew and their dead captain. On 29 October 1917, David Lloyd George made an emotional speech in the House of Commons citing <mask>'s sacrifice as representative of the Royal Navy's commitment and promoted Crisp into an overnight celebrity. The medal was presented to <mask> Jr at Buckingham Palace. <mask> is remembered on his wife's gravestone.The award of the following honours, decorations and medals to officer and men for services in action with enemy submarines was approved by the King. The captain is <mask>, R.N.R. Killed in action. The action of H.M. armed Smack "Nelson" took place on

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texts: the 15th August, 1917. The Smack "Nelson" was attacked with gunfire from an enemy submarine on the 15th August, 1917. The submarine's fire was returned after the gear was let go. The fourth shot went through the port bow just below the water line and the seventh shell hit the skipper, partially disembowelling him, and passed through the deck and out through the side of the ship.In spite of the terrible nature of his wound, Skipper <mask> retained consciousness, and his first thought was to send a message that he was being attacked and giving his position. The ship was almost sunk when he continued to command it. He refused to be moved into the small boat when the rest of the crew were forced to abandon the vessel as she sank, his last request being that he might be thrown off. The award of the Victoria Cross to <mask>, D.S.C., R.N.R., 10055 D.A., was posthumous. The date was 2 November 1917. A small display in memory of <mask> was set up in two places after the war. Parts of the Nelson were dredged up years later and contained a specially commissioned painting.The display was destroyed during the Second World War. There is a replica of the Victoria Cross in the town hall. The medal is held by the local council because <mask>'s family didn't want it to be public. On request, it can be viewed. <mask>'s name is engraved on the Chatham Naval Memorial for those lost at sea during the First World War, as well as two church memorials to the town's war dead, St. John's and St. Margaret's.

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texts: There is a "VC Bell" in the latter church. <mask> Way is named after him.The pigeon "RedCock", which brought news of the engagement to the authorities, was stuffed upon his death and mounted in the <mask>p display at Lowestoft Town Hall for many years before being relocated to a museum in South Kensington. British military personnel killed in World War I were recipients of the Victoria

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title: Midori Katō

texts: She is best known for her role as Sazae Fuguta in the long-running family animation Sazae-san. Sally the Witch and Osomatsu Matsuno were both voiced by her. <mask> was born in Tokyo Prefecture in 1939 and later became Tokyo Metropolis four years later. She was educated at the school of the troupe. She was unable to perform any of the required arts, but she expected that it would change if it was taught at a low price. Several of the students in her graduating class were actresses. NHK's actor training school was moved in 1959 when tarento was recruited for television.In April 1960, she made her broadcast debut in NHK's Tenshi no Heya, and a year later, she was also the founder of a theatrical troupe called "Sanju Jinkai". She was a member of three voice acting offices. After her three-year priority contract with NHK expired, she met a producer at Toei Doga and began her career as a voice actor. She voiced the characters of Osomatsu-kun, Sally the Witch, and Kan-chan. She performed the song in a commercial for Meiji Milk Chocolate, a chocolate bar manufactured by Meiji Dairies, that is best known for the Chocolate wa Meiji phrase. Sazae-san, also known as Sazae Fuguta, was cast as the main character in 1968. She wanted to voice Katsuo Isono and Sazae, but it was not approved.She was asked to stop doing other work and stop playing characters other than Sazae. In 2009, she thought the series would only last three months. For about 10 years after the broadcast started,Kat played freely and ad libitum, but later decided to use script after realizing that the scriptwriters are not actors if they are not writing every word. The second voice actor of Katsuo was able to do his words perfectly without being affected by the ad libitum acting. The writer of the original Sazae-san Manga, Machiko Hasegawa, was in


title: Midori Katō

texts: attendance at the fifteenth anniversary of Sazae-san around 1984. "Sensei, watashi, this year it's just bad", and "I'm sure there's something good to come". Before Hasegawa's death on 27 May 1992, this was the only time Kat ever met him.In the fourth live-action adaptation of Sazae-san, Kat appeared as a female employee. She told Oricon Style that she hadn't appeared in drama in 45 years and felt nervous. She had an exchange of words with Akihito and Michiko at the held. The emperor and empress smiled when Kato introduced herself as "Sazae". After the Crown Prince Naruhito and his younger brother the Prince Akishino said that they were watching Sazae-san, Kato said "Dad, mom, I don't want to go home anymore." Aiko, Princess Toshi was able to recognize Sazae's voice, according to officials from the Imperial Household Agency. Sazae-san was recognized as the longest running animated series by Guinness World Records.The longest career as a voice actor for the same character in an animated television series was recognized by Guinness World Records on October 6th in the category of "longest career as a voice actor for the same character in an animated television series". She began performing on her own stage in 1989 after receiving a request from a producer of a television station. She was the narrator of the show. Dramatic Before & After was a documentary series. The series' selection in the 2003 "New Word / Buzzword Awards" earned her an appearance at an award ceremony. The 45th Anniversary Special Prize was awarded to Kat. Shnen Ninja Kaze no Fujimaru, <mask>, Mika Osomatsu-kun, Osomatsu-kun, Sally the Witch, and Ultra B-san Tobidase!Bacchiri is a song by Benmatsu Kaminarib. Pyta was written by Chuji Akagi Sazae-san. Nihon no On'na Series II: Haru no Kage, Watashi no Kawaii Hito, and Sazae-san are


title: Willbur Fisk

texts: <mask> was an American Methodist minister and theologian. He was the first president of the university<mask> was born in Vermont on August 31, 1792. His father was the Hon. <mask> migrated to America from England in about 1637. Hannah was from Massachusetts and descended from John Bacon who came to America in 1640 On May 2, 1786, the <mask> family moved to Guildford, where <mask> had purchased land at the outbreak of the American Revolution.Their first child was born in 1789 and died in 1793. Their second child, Polly, was born in 1790. Their third child, <mask>, was born two years later. The financial hardship caused by unfortunate business interests led to the relocation of the family to Lyndon, Vermont, about forty miles from the Canada–US border. After becoming a respected citizen in Lyndon, he was elected by his fellow citizens as an assistant judge and chief judge of the county court. He voted in the 1816 presidential election. At the age of 16 <mask> <mask> was admitted to the Peacham Academy in Vermont where he completed a course of instruction for two years.He attended Burlington College in Vermont in 1812 after leaving the Academy. The War of 1812 caused classes to be suspended. He graduated from Brown University in Rhode Island in 1814. After graduating from Brown, he went back to Lyndon to work at the law office of the Hon. Isiah Fletcher. <mask> was not known as a devoted student while in college, but after a year or so decided that a career in law was at odds with his Christian character. He left the legal profession to become a tutor in Baltimore.<mask> was ill in Baltimore and had to return to Lyndon to recuperate from his respiratory problems. He was in contact with the religious revival sweeping the state of Vermont. His mother, Hannah, abandoned her New England Calvinist roots to become a Methodist and her home was a center of Methodist activity in northern Vermont. <mask> became a minister in

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texts: the Methodist Episcopal Church in the 19th century. The conference's opposition to the establishment of secondary schools and colleges was reversed by his influence. <mask> was interested in furthering educational opportunities in New England after serving as a minister for three years in Vermont and Massachusetts. He did not preach again until 1822 after a relapse in his health.<mask> became involved with the New Market Academy in New Market, New Hampshire, in 1824 and was appointed to the Board of Trustees. He was appointed to the position of principal when it was relocated to Wilbraham, Massachusetts. The success of the Academy under his direction was noted by many Methodists, and he was offered the presidency of the new Wesleyan University which was being established in Connecticut. He was the first president from its opening in 1831 until his death in 1839. He was elected to the office of Bishop in 1835 in order to show the high esteem with which he was regarded by his peers. <mask> Hall was built in his honor. The university became an important center for Methodist education in New England under his leadership.Admission was not dependent on religious affiliation, he encouraged thebodily health of students, and modern languages were as important as classical languages in his day. "The great object which we propose to ourselves in the work of education is to supply, as far as we may, men who will be willing and competent to effect the political, intellectual, and spiritual regeneration of the world," he wrote. He worked to make sure the physical, moral and intellectual developments of his students. Fisk was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Willbur Fisk

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was told by his doctor to take a sea voyage to regain his health. He was offered a year off by the trustees of the university to travel to Europe to buy books and equipment for the school. Willbur and Ruth left New York in the company of a friend.Lane was born in 1835. He received a Doctor of Divinity degree from Brown University before they left in 1835. <mask> was engaged in carrying out his assignment of acquiring supplies for the university while he was in England. The European tour was strenuous for his frail constitution. He resumed his duties as president of the university after his health improved. In England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, and The Netherlands,Harper's published his book about the European tour. Slavery, temperance and Indian missions were some of the burning issues of the day, and one that put <mask> <mask> at odds with many of his fellow Methodists.He favored sending America's slaves to Africa. He was against the attempt by the church to deny membership to anyone who supported slavery. <mask> felt that the abolitionist approach would split the church and prevent those who needed Christian love and teachings the most from receiving it. He believed that there was a non-violent way to solve this social evil. Many thought his approach wouldn't bring about freedom. He regretted some of his arguments, but still believed that a unified church was the best way to emancipate slaves. In one sense, he was correct when he said that the Methodist

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texts: church would split along the lines he had predicted, and only twenty years after his death, the nation was plunged into war as the time for talking about slavery ended.<mask> advocated temperance throughout the 1830s and lectured on the "evils of alcohol." He felt that drinking rum and going to hell are synonymous terms. <mask> was instrumental in securing funds for a translation of the Bible into the Mohawk language. <mask> met his wife, Ruth, while he was in Rhode Island. They married on June 9, 1823 in Providence after seven years of engagement. Prior to her marriage, she was an Episcopalian. Most of <mask> and Ruth's friends believed that they had an unhappy marriage, and her letters indicated that she was unhappy with her relationship.<mask> did not prepare adequately for his death. He was concerned about Ruth's welfare on his deathbed. Faculty and students of the university helped Ruth for the rest of her life. She lived in a small house on Foss Hill, which was later moved to the lower Union Street section of Middletown, where it was demolished in the 1960s. Martha S<mask> was adopted by the Fisks. She lived with her mother and grandmother after her father's death. Martha died at the age of twenty.She is buried on the campus. Ruth's mother came to live with <mask> and Ruth in her old age after she was born in West Woodstock, Connecticut. She is mentioned in the biography as living with them in Middletown. Amos Lyon had a daughter named Lydia. She died on June 25, 1843, and is buried in the cemetery. On February 22, 1839, <mask> <mask> died after a long, painful illness, with his wife by his side. He is buried in a cemetery.The man was named after. There is a partial bibliography of works by <mask> <mask>. Many Methodist histories can be found in the Dictionary of American Biography. The History of Methodism in the United States includes references to the presidents of Wesleyan University and the University

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title: John Blades

texts: <mask> was an Australian experimental music artist and member of The Loop Orchestra; he also worked as a radio broadcaster and documentary maker. He used a wheelchair after he was diagnosed with multiplesclerosis. In 2010, his radio documentary, The Too Hard Basket, won the Walkley Award for 'Social Equity Journalism - All Media' and the 'Radio Documentary of the Year Award' from the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union. There was a death from cancer therapy on November 25, 2011. <mask> was the son of Douglas and Pam and brother to Bruce. From the mid-1970s he listened to local radio, Double Jay, which he said was like the breath of fresh air that people like him needed who had been swamped by disco, American soft rock and English Glam rock. In 1977 Blades and a group of school friends provided their favourite music for a radio show.Punk music by The Saints, Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention were some of the early favorites of his. The punk ideal with new elements such as electronic noise and rhythms, spoken word, dub, electronically processed voice and experimental acoustic and electronic sound was incorporated into the programme. While studying civil engineering at the University of Sydney, Blades was a founding member of the electronic music group The East End Butchers. He was a founding member of The loop quartet in 1982. The quartet used loops on reel-to-reel tape machines to perform live in a radio studio. War Meat and the Dictator and Men Like Licorice formed in 1982. He started working for the Roads and Traffic Authority as a structural engineer.He was diagnosed with multiplesclerosis, a disease his mother also had, and he was hoping to retain mobility. The Loop Orchestra was formed in 1982. The band's first release was at the AFI Cinema. The sound sources for the piece were all pre-existing sounds and it was a study of the way sounds and music is constructed for suspense. It's all taken from the scores for those films, from the 1940s

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texts: through to the 1970s, and from the 1980s through to the 1990s. It's similar to deconstructing an existing sound source and reconstructing it. He continued with his work even though he was wheelchair-bound due to his Multiplesclerosis.At the 9th AnnualPeggy Glanville-Hicks Address, Jon Rose spoke about the enthusiasm and commitment of <mask>, who was sentenced to a wheelchair for multiplesclerosis. He has become a major figure in the alternative music scene in Australia, as well as promoting and supporting new music and outsider art. He tells me that his condition has been reversed because of his involvement with music. Music can be as effective as taking aspirin for physical healing. <mask> was invited by Ian Hartley to appear on the 2MBS' radio programme, Disc Noir, to present samples of his music collection. The Hot Dog You Bet show was broadcasted by 2MBS from 1982 to 1985. The name of the show was inspired by a flexi disc released with a New York art magazine.Due to the effects of his Multiplesclerosis, <mask> was no longer able to work at the RTA. He designed a water drainage system from the bridge deck to the underground system. Two ex-Severed Heads musicians co-hosted a radio programme, Background Noise, from 1998 to 2003 on 2MBS. The programme had mostly experimental music with innovative film soundtracks, radio plays and spoken word. The Contemporary Music Collective (CMC), a group of radio broadcasters and producers who supported noise and experimental music programmes after midnight, differs from the station's usual programming of classical music during daytime. The Dust Museum is one of the programmes. The fund-raiser in 2004 was called Dis-co-LLaboration and was to celebrate 22 years on-air."The Too Hard Basket" was broadcast on ABC Radio National in 2010. It won two awards from the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union. There was a death from cancer therapy on November 25, 2011. The births and deaths of Australian radio hosts and

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title: John R. Lynch

texts: <mask> was an American writer, attorney, military officer, author, and Republican politician who served as Speaker of the Mississippi House of Representatives and represented Mississippi in the United States House of Representatives. <mask> became free in 1863 after being born into slavery. <mask> was a political leader in Mississippi during Reconstruction. <mask> is considered to be the first Black man to hold the position of Speaker of the Mississippi House of Representatives. He was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives from the South in the 44th, 45th, and 47th Congresses. He delivered the keynote address at the Republican National Convention in 1884. Democrats raised barriers to voter registration after regaining power in the Mississippi legislature.<mask> was admitted to the Mississippi bar in 1896. <mask> left the state and returned to Washington, D.C. to practice law. He achieved the rank of major in the United States Army after serving in the Spanish–American War. <mask> lived in Chicago for more than two decades and was active in law and real estate. <mask> wrote and published four books about the political situation in the South after the end of federal Reconstruction. The best known of these is The Facts of Reconstruction, which argued against the view of the Dunning School, who downplayed African-American contributions and the achievements of the Reconstruction era. <mask><mask> was born into slavery in 1847.He was the third son of Catherine White. There were four boys in total. She was of mixed race and was the daughter of <mask> and Elizabeth White. The children of slave mothers were slaves. <mask> had a common-law marriage with Catherine White. <mask> came to the United States with his family from Ireland. They settled in Ohio.Patrick and his brother Edward moved to the South as young men. He fell in love with Catherine and they became a couple. They weren't allowed to marry by state law. <mask> wanted to protect his family from the owner of the plantation. A new owner

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texts: bought the plantation and hired a different manager. <mask> couldn't afford to post a $1,000 bond for each person in his family in order to free them. The state legislature tried to reduce the number of free people of color and severely restricted the number of manumissions.He would have to submit a request for these manumissions to the court. <mask> was going to move with his family to New Orleans so that he could save money for his family's freedom. The city had a large population of free people of color and he thought it would be a good place to live. Many people have achieved some level of education and economic status. <mask> died of illness before carrying out his plan. <mask> arranged for William G. Deal to take the title of Catherine, William and <mask> in order to protect the family who continued to work at the plantation. Deal sold them to a planter in Mississippi.Catherine was shocked to learn of the sale. She told him about her family. Davis offered to keep her and her two sons with her, and to have her work in his household. She was allowed to hire out and save some of her money. Catherine and her two sons did not gain freedom until 1863. <mask> was sent to work on the plantation because of an argument with Mrs. Davis. He and his family gained freedom when he was 16.<mask> worked with elements of the Union Army. A friend of his father arranged for him to work for a photographer after the Civil War ended. <mask> managed the entire operation and its finances after taking on increased responsibilities. He built a successful business. <mask> attended a night school to continue his education. Many such teachers were driven out of the state by whites' violent opposition to the education of freedmen. During lulls in his business day, <mask> read a lot in books and newspapers.As <mask>'s business was near a white school, the young man often eavesdropped on lessons through the open windows. <mask> gained post-war political opportunities because of his leadership abilities. He joined the

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title: John R. Lynch

texts: Republican Party at the age of 20. He attended the state's constitutional convention when he was too young to be a delegate. The first proposed constitution was defeated because it required the temporary disenfranchisement of former Confederates. <mask> was appointed as a Justice of the Peace in Natchez in 1869 at the age of 22. <mask> was elected to the Mississippi State House as a Republican.He served until 1873. He was the first African American to be elected Speaker of the Mississippi House. As part of the first generation of African-American Congressmen, <mask> was elected as the youngest member of the US Congress from Mississippi's 6th congressional district at the age of 26. The state legislature created this district in 1870. For a century, he was the only African American elected from Mississippi. In 1874 <mask> was elected to the Mississippi House in the face of a Democratic campaign against Republicans and blacks. Democrats worked to regain political power as elections in the state were accompanied by violence and fraud.In 1874, the White League, a white paramilitary group active on behalf of the Democratic Party, worked to intimidate and suppress black voting, assassinating blacks and running Republican officers out of town. Democrats dominated the House of Representatives for the first time since the Civil War. <mask> argued on their behalf. The Civil Rights Act of 1875 banned discrimination in public accommodations. He was one of seven African-American Congressmen who testified about the effects of discrimination in 1874. <mask> spoke out against the White League in 1876. The state legislature was dominated by the Democratic Party and they guaranteed white majority.The Elections Committee refused to hear <mask>'s case because Congress was dominated by Democrats. The federal government withdrew its troops from the South in 1877 because of a national Democratic Party compromise. The Democrats were in control of the legislature. <mask> reentered politics in the late 19th century.

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title: John R. Lynch

texts: He ran against a democrat in the 6th district and claimed victory. <mask> claimed that more than 5,000 of his votes had been counted in five counties when his case came before the Committee on Elections. Several thousand Republican ballots were thrown out after a secret hearing because of a clerical failure to send a list of names with the returns and the presence of unusual marks on the ballots.<mask>'s strongest arguments were based on the fact that <mask>'s votes had been thrown out and that he (Chalmers) was in favor of using every means short of violence to preserve Mississippi's control of political affairs. The House voted 125 to 83 to seat <mask> after the committee ruled in his favor. Congress awarded <mask> the seat in the late 19th century. He lost re-election in 1882 by 600 votes, ending his career in Congress. He had influence in both the Republican Party and Mississippi. <mask> was the first African American to chair a political party's convention. <mask> nominated <mask> to be the Temporary Chairman of the 1884 Republican National Convention.<mask> was a member of the Republican National Committee in Mississippi. <mask> and Sommerville had a daughter before divorcing at the age of 37. After <mask> retired from the Army, he married another woman. They settled in Chicago after leaving Mississippi, part of the Great Migration to Northern industrial cities. They lived there until <mask>'s death. <mask> was appointed by the Republican national administration as the Treasury Auditor of the Department of Navy. He passed the state bar in 1896 after studying law.<mask> returned to Washington, DC the following year to set up his law practice after the state legislature disenfranchised blacks by its new 1890 constitution. He wanted to be involved in politics. <mask> was appointed paymaster in the Army in 1898 after being commissioned as a major during the Spanish–American War. <mask> was a captain in the Regular Army in 1901. He served tours of duty in the United States, Cuba, and the

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title: John R. Lynch

texts: Philippines. After retiring from the Army, <mask> married again and moved to Chicago in 1912. He set up his practice there.As the city became a destination for tens of thousands of rural blacks in the Great Migration, he became involved in real estate. It was growing rapidly because of its industrial jobs. After his death in Chicago in 1939 at the age of 92, <mask> was buried with military honors in Arlington National Cemetery due to his service as a congressman and military officer. The struggle for memory and meaning of the Civil War and Reconstruction continued after the 20th century. <mask> wrote a book, The Facts of Reconstruction, and several articles that criticized the Dunning School of historiography. Reconstruction was evaluated from the viewpoint of white former slave owners and ex-Confederates by many who were prominent in major Southern universities. They downplayed the contributions of African Americans during Reconstruction, saying they were dominated by white carpetbaggers and couldn't manage political power.In keeping with the disfranchisement of blacks throughout the former Confederacy from 1890 to 1910, this was done. <mask> claimed that blacks made a lot of contributions. In 1917 and 1918, he published articles on this topic in the Journal of Negro History. His views were supported by historians. Black Reconstruction in America and Reconstruction: America's Unfinished Revolution were both written by Du Bois. New histories and research have changed the perception of the achievements during Reconstruction. The Facts of Reconstruction can be found online.<mask>'s book is considered a primary source for study of the Reconstruction-era governments. <mask> <mask>'s memoir, Reminiscences of an Active Life: The Autobiography of <mask> <mask>, was not published until 1970. He published The Facts of Reconstruction in 1913. The University of Mississippi Press published a new edition of his memoir in 2008. There is a lot of it available online. <mask><mask>'s appeal to the colored

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texts: Americans. Milwaukee: Allied Printing.The Facts of Reconstruction was published in New York in 1913. The Journal of Negro History published the first edition of the Cornhill Publishing Co. articles in 1917 and 1918. The memoir of <mask> <mask> is called Reminiscences of an Active Life. <mask> Franklin was born in Chicago in 1970. Some Historical Errors of James Ford <mask> was written by <mask><mask>. 2, No. The February 22, 1930 article was from the Pittsburgh Courier.There were speeches about the late election in Mississippi. The Civil rights movement includes a list of African-American United States representatives. Face the Southern Question: The New Departure Years, 1877-1897 is a ed. "<mask>, <mask>" is in Freedom's Lawmakers: A Directory of Black Officeholders during Reconstruction, Revised Edition. Louisiana State University Press has a biography of <mask> Franklin. "<mask>, <mask>" is in the Dictionary of American Negro Biography. 407–10.New York: W. W.Norton and Co. Reminiscences of an Active Life: The Autobiography of <mask> <mask> was edited by Franklin. <mask>, Franklin. <mask> wrote "<mask> <mask>: Republican Stalwart from Mississippi". "<mask> <mask>" in Black Americans in Congress, 1870–1989, was written by <mask> Franklin. It was prepared by the Office of the Historian under the direction of the Commission on the Bicentenary. The Government Printing Office was in Washington in 1991.James Harold McLaughlin. The Reconstruction Politician was written by <mask><mask>. It's a doctor's degree Ball State University, 1981 Kenneth Eugene Mann. <mask> <mask> is from the U.S. The Negro History Bulletin had a Congressman from Mississippi."Wenninger." The Amazing World of <mask> <mask> is a biography for children written by Chris Barton and illustrated by Don Tate. Activists for African-American civil rights, African-American lawyers, African-American members of the United States House of Representatives, and Mississippi American people of Irish descent are listed at the African American

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title: Charles Woodruff (general)

texts: The United States Army had a career officer named <mask>. A veteran of the American Civil War, American Indian Wars, Spanish–American War, and Philippine–American War, he attained the rank of brigadier general before retiring in 1903. He attended Lyndon Institute, St. Johnsbury Academy, and Bryant & Stratton Business College. He joined the 10th Vermont Infantry in the American Civil War. He was wounded at the Battle of Cold Harbor and was discharged at the end of the war. The United States Military Academy was founded in 1867. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in 1871 and was assigned to the 7th infantry.When he was assigned to frontier duty, he took part in the American Indian Wars. He was wounded at the Battle of Big Hole. He was transferred to the Commissary department after recovering. He had high profile staff positions in the Spanish–American War and the Philippine–American War. In July 1903, he was promoted to brigadier general and retired the next day. He lived in San Francisco before moving to Berkeley. He was buried at San Francisco National Cemetery after he died in Berkeley.The son of Erastus and Eliza (Quimby<mask> was born in Burke, Vermont on April 26, 1845. He was a student at the elementary schools of Burke, Lyndon Institute, and St. Johnsbury Academy. After graduating from college, he went to work for a business college in Vermont. Civil War <mask> enlisted as a private in Company A, 10th Vermont Infantry on June 5, 1862, after volunteering for the Union Army during the American Civil War. He was promoted tocorporator June 3, 1863. At the Battle of Cold Harbor, <mask> was wounded three times. He escaped after being wounded.<mask> was wounded again on June 3, 1864. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Colored Troops, but could not accept because of his need to convalesce. He was taken to the hospital in Vermont. On August 18, 1865, <mask> was

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title: Charles Woodruff (general)

texts: discharged from the Army. The United States Military Academy at West Point, New York was created after the Civil War. Willie H. Johnston applied for the appointment. In 1871, he was ranked 11th of 41 in overall standing and first in military discipline.He was assigned to the 7th infantry. From September 1871 to January 1872, American Indian Wars <mask> served on frontier duty at Fort Shaw, Montana. He was posted to Fort Benton, Montana from January to May 1872. From August to October 1873, he participated in expeditions to explore the area around Fort Colville, Washington and Camp Lewis, Montana. In 1876, as part of the 7th Infantry, he was assigned as adjutant and commander of a battery that had one Napoleon gun and two Gatling guns. After the Battle of the Little Bighorn, <mask> continued to be interested in the events surrounding the fight. He communicated with several writers and historians who researched the subject, as well as maintaining a correspondence with other participants in the campaign.In the summer of 1908, an ethnologist and photographer of the American Indians, Edward S. Curtis, walked the Little Bighorn battlefield with three Crow scouts who had served with the U.S. Army during the 1876 campaign. The scouts' recollections of the fight were considered by an experienced army officer who had knowledge of the battle. The accounts of the Crow scouts differed from the widely accepted version of events, placing more blame on George Armstrong Custer for the defeat that led to the deaths of Custer and most of his command. The scouts' version of events was too controversial to be publicized. The account of the Crow scouts was left out of the volume of history he published later that year. During the War of 1877, he was adjutant. He was wounded at the Battle of Big Hole.After being treated locally until October, <mask> took convalescent leave. On August 9, 1877, he was promoted to first

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title: Charles Woodruff (general)

texts: lieutenant. He was transferred to the Army's Commissary department after recovering from his wounds. He served in the Washington, D.C. office of the Commissary General from June to August 1878 after being promoted to captain. From August 22, 1878 to October 9, 1879, he was the acting assistant adjutant of the Department of the Missouri. He was the chief of subsistence for the District of New Mexico and the post at Fort Marcy, New Mexico until October 31, 1884. From November 1884 to May 1889, <mask> was the chief commissary of the Department of the Columbia at Vancouver Barracks, Washington, and he performed several temporary staff assignments, including assistant adjutant, judge advocate, ordnance officer, and signal officer.<mask> was part of the Army contingent that responded to the Seattle riot of 1886. From August 1889 to April 1894, the Department of California had a depot in San Francisco. He was promoted to captain in 1890 because of his heroism at the Battle of Big Hole. During the twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of the Grand Army of the Republic, he delivered a speech. After it was well received, the George H. Thomas Post Number 2 in San Francisco paid to print and distribute 10,000 copies. He was promoted to temporary major in December of 1892. In 1894, he was assigned as an assistant to the General of Subsistence in Washington, D.C.He was assigned to the Department of the East at Governors Island. In 1898, he was promoted to lieutenant colonel and in May he was promoted to colonel. During the Spanish–American War, <mask> purchased a depot in New York City. He took charge of the Subsistence Branch of the Army Transport Service in December. He was assigned to inspect operations in Cuba from February to March 1899, after which he was assigned to inspect operations in San Francisco. The Military Division of the Pacific in Manila, Philippines was part of the Philippine–American


title: Charles Woodruff (general)

texts: War. He worked for the Department of California from September to July 1903.He was in charge of the Subsistence Branch of the Army Transport Service in San Francisco and the depot in San Francisco at the same time. On July 27, 1903, he was promoted to brigadier general. He retired from military service in July. From December 1904 to May 1905, <mask> was the director of the Nicaragua Finance and Improvement Company, a company created to construct electricity plants and railroads in the Central American region. In 1905, he was a member of San Francisco's Fusion Campaign Committee, a coalition of Republicans and Democrats that wanted to overthrow the corrupt government of Abe Ruef and his Union Labor Party. In 1906, he was appointed to the Board of Visitors of the United States Naval Academy after serving as a director of San Francisco's State Savings and Commercial Bank. He was a member of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, the Grand Army of the Republic, and the United Spanish War Veterans.The commandant of the state veteran's home was <mask> from 1909 to 1914. He lived in Berkeley after retiring as commandant. In the years prior to World War I, <mask> was involved in high-profile activities to support the U.S. war effort, including leadership roles with the local American Red Cross and the American Protective League. On August 12, 1920, <mask> died in Berkeley, California. The Grand Army of the Republic, National Indian Wars Veterans, United Spanish War Veterans, American Legion, and United Veterans of the Republic provided honors at his funeral. He was buried in San Francisco National Cemetery. <mask> married Louise Virginia Duff in 1874.They were the parents of three sons and three daughters. He committed suicide in New York after becoming a merchant ship captain. A World War I veteran who attained the rank of major pursued a financial services career in California

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title: Mahendranath Gupta

texts: A great 19th-century Hindu mystic and a great mystic himself, <mask> was a student of Master Mahashay. He was the author of a book. In English, it is known as The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna. He was an early teacher to a famous 20th-century yoga guru. <mask> ran a small boys' high school in Kolkata, and he recounted their visits in his autobiography, as they often traveled to the Kali Temple together. <mask> had a devotional nature and often reflected the wisdom of his guru in his daily life and mannerisms. The greatest man of humility I ever knew was called "Incarnation of purity" by Yogananda, who reverentially regarded <mask>'s spirituality.<mask>a family in Calcutta of West Bengal. He attended Presidency College after graduating from the Hare School. In 1874. <mask> was a gifted student until 1874, when he graduated from Presidency College. He was married to the daughter of a Brahmo Samaj leader in 1874. He taught English, Psychology, and Economics at various colleges after working for the government and a merchant house. He was called "Master Mahashay" at the high school, just as he was often addressed in the circle.Mahendranath was connected with the Brahmo Samaj for a long time. Mahendranath lost his mother at a very young age and was experiencing domestic unrest in the joint family. Mahendranath decided to take his own life as the family tension increased. At this critical juncture, Mahendranath's nephew took him to the temple garden where the chief priest of the Kali temple lived.

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texts: <mask> met Ramakrishna for the first time here and it was a turning point in his life. Mahendranath said that the day he had his first darshan was the greatest day of his life. Mahendranath said that he may have met Ramakrishna for the first time when he was four years old and separated from his mother.A man came up and consoled him after he began crying. He thought it was a priest at the Kali temple. Since the age of thirteen, Sri Sri Ramakrishna Kathamrita M has kept a diary. The stenographic record of Sri Ramakrishna's conversations and actions in his diary became a book after M met him. When M began writing the diaries, he didn't have any plans to publish them. M records the date, time and place of the conversation in each of his entries. The title was inspired by a verse from the Bhagavata Purana.Holy Mother Sarada Devi testified to Mahendranath's faithfulness to Sri Ramakrishna's words. The first four volumes were published in 1901, 1904, 1908 and 1910, but the fifth volume was delayed because of M's health problems. During M's visits, the conversations of Sri Ramakrishna were contained in the Kathamrita. The followers of the Kathamrita regard it as a sacred scripture. The works of Swami Nikhilananda and Dharma Pal <mask> are famous translations of Kathamrita. <mask> <mask> was a teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the

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title: Beverley Nambozo

texts: She is a Ugandan writer, poet, actress, literary activist, and biographer. She started the Babishai Niwe (BN) Poetry Foundation in 2008 as a platform for promoting poetry. An annual poetry award has grown to include all African poets. The award will be targeting both men and women. An anthology of poetry from poets of Africa will be published by the foundation in the same year. ambozo joined the British Council Uganda in 2003 under the short stories genre. The first poetry award for Ugandan women was initiated by her after she was nominated for the August 2009 Arts Press Association (APA) Awards for revitalising poetry in Uganda.The Eastern African Sub-Regional Support Institute for The Advancement of Women (EASSI), British Council, employed Nambozo as a radio show morning host for two years. She conducted market surveys as an Audience Relations Manager. She taught dance at the Rainbow International School in Uganda. She is a member of an active dance group that holds concerts in and around church and the community. Nambozo has been involved in several HIV/AIDS sensitisation campaigns. Herbert and Betty Mugoya had a child named <mask>. She lived in the UK for about eight years as a child because her father was a diplomat.She graduated from Makerere University with a degree in literature, English. She received a certificate in French from Alliance Franaise de Kampala and a master's degree in creative writing from Lancaster University. Nambozo became interested in poetry when she was a child. Her father was a diplomat who traveled a lot. She was influenced by his


title: Stoney (musician)

texts: A British musician, writer, multi-instrumentalist, producer and performer is named <mask>. He has released 3 solo albums and six E.P's. He came to prominence in the "New Yorkshire" music scene in the mid 2000s touring and working with acts such as Reverend and the Makers and Long Blondes. After moving to Austin, Texas in 2009, he became a founding member of the acclaimed "dirt-pop" band Bobby Jealousy, who released two full-length albums between 2012 and 2014. Ivor Novello award-winning Guy Chambers, Rick Rubin, Warren Huart and Tim Palmer have all worked with Stoney. He lives and works in England. After the release of his debut album, Stoney appeared on the UK music scene.A quirky collection of songs written in his teens, and recorded in his basement following his escape from his hometown of Croydon, was independently distributed through a few local record shops on his own Holy Moly label. On the record, he played all the instruments. In response to the positive public reaction, a full band was formed to take the songs to the stage, and a three track EP of songs from the album was released nationally on Thunderbird Records the next year. Island Records signed <mask> in 2003 to record an album with Kevin and Jon. During this time, the band performed under the name Stoneylacuna to reflect the change from a singer-songwriter feel to a full band sound of the new recordings. After political wrangles, Stoney parted company with the label the following year without a record being released. The limited edition single "Constantly Running" was released nationally on the small Transistor label, and became the single of the week on the iTunes music store, restarting a frenzy of activity.In the first week, the single achieved over 17,000 downloads in the UK. The Soap in a BathtubEP brought him further national exposure. In the summer of 2005, after forming a new band, <mask> provided the support for the first sell-out UK tour by the Monkeys. A reputation as an

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texts: exciting and charismatic live performer quickly gained him a reputation as an exhilarating and charismatic live performer, continuing to win him a steadily growing underground UK fan base. At the end of 2005, a double A-side single featuring fan favorites " Until You Leave" and " Holds the Stars" was released. In the summer of 2006 the album The Scene and The Unseen was released on the independent label Too Nice Recordings. Despite a typically low-key and organic release, it received rave reviews from the national UK papers.It reached Number 19 in the UK and Number 4 in France. The album was re-released in the UK in November of 2007. A record production company was set up by <mask> and Sam Jones. Debut singles from several rising Sheffield stars were created by Lacuna. After an acoustic show at the South by Southwest festival in Texas, he was flown to Los Angeles by Rick Rubin for a private showcase and to raise his profile in the US. His tracks were used in several Hollywood films. His first public show was a stripped back set and he began working on new material with a number of producers.In 2010, Stoney was among the earliest artists to implement the fan funding model, teaming up with PledgeMusic, he successfully launched a new 4 track E.P entitled "The Soar Before" and an accompanying 16 date U.K tour with Athlete. After the fans raised the target, the tour was followed by a fourth live session and an interview with Paul McCartney on the radio show. In the summer of 2012 <mask> left his solo career and co-founded a new band called "Bobby Jealousy" with other people. The trio of songwriters adopted the services of drummer Clint Simmons and quickly established a strong following in Austin with a series of live residencies around the City. Their debut album "A little Death" was recorded at Gibb's Superpop Studio in the space of a few weeks and was met with critical praise, with the lead single "Rainbow" being adopted as the theme tune for Comedy

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texts: Central's "Big Time in Hollywood, FL" TV The band appeared at the Austin City Limits Music Festival and conducted two tours of the United States before they parted ways. After the break up of Bobby Jealousy, <mask> resumed work on a solo album and released his third full album More Than Animals.Several tracks from the album were mixed in Los Angeles by Warren Huart. The release met with very favorable reviews internationally and was fan-funded through Pledgemusic. A video for the album track "We Belonged" was shot in the Hill Country in Texas to accompany the album release and the track has since been used in the Series finale of Hart of Dixie and the feature film "The Funeral Guest". "Devil on My Back" was used in the first series finale of the show. After moving back to the UK in 2015, Stoney began working extensively as a producer and co-writer, helping to develop and support emerging talent across multiple genres, as well as collaborating with established artists such as Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. Discography is always running. There is a single on CD and iTunes.January, 2005. There are Transistor Records. There is soap in a bathtub. There is a single on the CD, 7" and iTunes. June, 2005. There are Transistor Records. Until you leave and hold the stars.There is a double A-side CD and a single. November, 2005. Too nice records. The scene and the unseen. There is a CD album. 2006 Too nice records.Holds the stars. This is a single of the week. The Jailbird CD single was released in November 2006 and re-released in November 2007. There is a CD album. 2001. Holy Moly Records. There is a girl named amber.A song on a CD. 2002. There is a record label called Thunderbird Records. Constantly running as Stoneylacuna. There is a CD single. 2004. There are Transistor Records."A Little Death" is a CD album. The film opens with a cover of "Starving in the Belly of a Whale" by Tom Waits. "The Fall" is a track in Her Majesty's Spiffing Computer


title: Sunny Jane

texts: Tsotleho "<mask>" <mask> is a player for Bantu FC who plays for the Lesotho national team. At age 4, <mask> began playing soccer after watching his brother, a member of the Lesotho national football team, play. After making contact with Thabane Sutu, a former goalkeeper for the Lesotho national team, he moved to the United States with a host family in Kentucky to pursue a professional soccer career. <mask> earned All-State honors at Trinity High School while playing for United 1996 FC in Louisville. <mask> played college soccer for the University of Maryland. His performance in the offense at Maryland, including appearances in every match during the 2012 and 2013 seasons and eight goals and 19 assists in four seasons, led to him being named the No. A 10 rated recruit in the nation.At the time, it was thought that <mask> was one of only two players from Africa to play soccer in the United States, the other being Lepe Seetane, who came to the United States and lived with the same host family as <mask>. On January 26, 2011, it was announced that <mask> was one of the first 15 players to join the River City Rovers of the Premier Development League. <mask> did not make any appearances for the club during the season. <mask> was invited to participate in the MLS Combine in order to impress Major League Soccer scouts and be selected in the MLS SuperDraft. He wasn't selected during the draft. On February 24, 2014, it was announced that <mask> had signed a professional contract with the USL Pro club, the third level of the

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title: Sunny Jane

texts: United States soccer pyramid, after not being selected by an MLS club. After missing the Hammerheads' first two games of the season due to a lengthy international clearance process, <mask> made his professional debut in a league match against the Charlotte Eagles.<mask> entered the match in the 60th minute. <mask> set up several chances and narrowly missed one of his own. When <mask> came on, head coach David Irving thought he gave us a little breath of fresh air, as he scored a hat trick against the United States Under-20 national team. <mask> scored his first professional goal in a victory over the Orange County Blues FC. One day after scoring his first professional goal, <mask> scored two more for his first brace in a 3-3 draw with LA Galaxy II. <mask> scored five goals and had three assists in 17 appearances in his first professional season, one that included a late-season playoff push. The second year of <mask> and Paul Nicholson's two-year contracts was fulfilled on 24 November 2014, when it was announced that they would return to Wilmington for the 2015 USL Pro season.<mask> returning to the team is exciting for us because I don't think we have seen the best of him and we look forward to working with him and helping him reach his potential as a player. <mask> moved to USL sideRichmond Kickers on January 7, 2016 and is excited about her future. He scored seven total league goals in 49 appearances for the club. On February 8, 2018, it was announced that <mask> had joined the Cambodian League. His first goal

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title: Sunny Jane

texts: for the club came in his second appearance, when he scored a long-range screamer to the top corner in the 90+minute to seal off an impressive 2 : 0 away win over National Defense Ministry FC. On December 10, 2018, it was announced that <mask> would join USL Championship side Louisville City. <mask> represented his native country at international levels.He trained with the U-18 team. He was called up to play for the senior national team. <mask> stated that he was waiting to make a decision on the future of his international career until after gaining United States citizenship and attempting to earn a call-up to the United States national team. <mask> made his international debut in a 2-0 victory over Liberia during the Africa Cup of Nations qualification. <mask> started the match and played 60 minutes in the victory which saw Lesotho advance to the second round of qualification for the first time in history. <mask> said it was a good feeling to play for Lesotho. He was able to see his family and friends in the United States for the first time in ten years because of the match.In July and August of last year, <mask> was called up for a home-and-away match. The first leg of the series was won by <mask>, who earned a start. <mask> was called up to the Lethoso squad again in May of 2015. <mask> started the match for Lesotho and was replaced in the second half of the defeat. Lesotho's goal tally is listed first in the international goals scores and results. There are external links to career statistics Club

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title: Darnay Scott

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title: Darnay Scott

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