title: John Turner Sargent

texts: <mask>., who was born in 1957, is an American book publisher and the Executive Vice President of the Georg von Holtzbrinck Publishing Group, where he oversees the global trade operations in the U.S., U.K. His mother's paternal grandfather was the founder of Doubleday and Company. After their parents divorce in 1965, <mask> and Ellen lived with their mother in Wyoming. A B.A. was obtained after graduating from the university. He earned an M.B.A. at Columbia University. He worked in many areas of the publishing business. He started working for Doubleday in 1985 as a business associate in the publishing division.Prior to becoming CEO of St. Martin, he was the VP, Finance and Administration for Checkerboard Press and the President of the Children's Book Division of Simon & Schuster. He is responsible for managing the global trade business as well as the higher education business. He was promoted to Executive Vice President in 2015. He is the Vice Chair of the Association of American Publishers. He was involved in the dispute with Amazon over agency pricing in 2010 and was also involved in the settlement of the case with Apple. The LMP Awards named <mask> Person of the Year in 2000. The New Atlantic Independent Booksellers Association awarded <mask> with their annual Legacy Award in recognition of his willingness to battle Amazon and his stance regarding e-book pricing and the DOJ.Ocean Conservancy is a nonprofit based in Washington, D.C. that formulates sustainable environmental policy at federal and state levels. Graham Windham is a non-profit group that has provided aid to children and families in New York City since 1806. It is the oldest non-sectarian agency in the US. He was the Chairman of the Board. On September 21, 1985, <mask> married Murray. They met at Columbia University. They live in Brooklyn, NY with their two children.The embargo on electronic copies of new books at

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texts: libraries was put in place by Macmillan Publishers. The publishing firm will allow library systems to only have a single electronic copy of a new book, despite the fact that a library system can cover a major metropolitan area. <mask>, the company's CEO, argued that a remedy to the rising use of electronic books in libraries was necessary when he announced the move in July. He said in a letter to the company's authors, illustrators, and agents that the American e-book reader is starting to lean toward free. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, <mask> said that 45% of his company's digital book reads are in the library. According to the article, ibraries generate only 15% of the revenue of the company. The push to get the public interested in the issue is new and was announced this week at a major industry conference.The association launched a website called e-books for All, which includes a petition aimed at Sargent, as well as materials to place in libraries. The website notes that the policy harms readers with disabilities. This embargo would limit the ability of libraries to give access to all. It harms library patrons with learning issues. One of the great things about e-books is that they can be large-print books with only a few clicks, and most e-book readers offer fonts and line spacing that make reading easier for people who have dyslexia or other visual challenges. E-books are easier to use for people with physical disabilities because they are light and easy to hold. The pricing model follows a similar distribution pattern as seen with movies, from the initial opening in theaters to DVD and video-on-demand, to pay-TV services like AT&T Inc.The decision point is <mask>, CEO of Macmillan, speaking at Publishers Weekly on May 31, 2018, "CEOs See a Stable Book Industry in an Unstable World." Columbia Business School alumni from the state of New York have a missing date

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title: Samantha Maloney

texts: album, and in mid-2003 she began to turn down high-profile jobs in order to start her solo project. To perform live at a group art show in Santa Monica, California. In 2004, just as she had finished her first set of songs, Maloney was asked by Love to fly to France and add drums to her solo debut, America's Sweetheart. When he returned to the States, he was asked to assemble a live band for Courtney Love, and he found guitarist Lisa Leveridge and bassist Dvin to form the core of the band.After playing with the band for a few weeks, Love decided to call her new band "The Chelsea." Love added a violinist to the band. The band was put on hiatus after Love's bizarre appearance on the "Late Show with David Letterman", where the singer bared her breasts, lit up a cigarette and ranted about Nicole Kidman and the FCC. Josh Homme was interested in drumming for his side-project Eagles of Death Metal. Eagles of Death Metal opened for Queens of the Stone Age all over the world. In support of her 2006 release Impeach My Bush,<mask> toured with her live band, The Herms, along with other punk artists, including Peaches. In January 2009, a group of people, including a former Playboy model and a Huntress singer, came together.The Chelsea Girls were formed by Nashville Pussy. The band is made up of girls. The band's name is a reference to an Andy Warhol movie and the greatest anthem from the likes of AC/DC, Judas Priest, and even Madonna. In the spirit of Camp Freddy, they brought in special guests including Lemmy from Motrhead and Carmen


title: Samantha Maloney

texts: Electra who is now the unofficial fifth member as the band's emcee. In August 2007, there was a new project called The Ingenues. They are a group of talented women who have collaborated with an up and coming producer. To make a collection of songs.The project will include Jessicka and others. Jessicka is working on new material with Maloney. They have a single called "Happy For You". Billy Ray Cyrus released information on his Facebook account about the new alternative rock group, Brother Clyde, with the old members replaced by Jamie Miller, Dan Knight and Dave Henning. Their debut album would be out on August 10, 2010, he stated. The brother has a page on the social networking site. She contributed to music for a film about a stripper.She worked on a project in May. Josh Homme (Queens of the Stone Age), Mark Lanegan (Screaming Trees), and Chris Goss (Masters of Reality) were with them. She and Scott Ian from Anthrax composed music for a movie. The live drums were added to the score for Black Hawk Down. Cherri Bomb was a Los Angeles-based all-girl teenage rock group. She made the decision to manage the band after seeing them perform. On October 29, 2012 she resigned from her position as the band's manager.In 2008, <mask> guest starred as "Sam", Lew Ashby's chauffeur on three episodes of Californication. She played a part in a movie called Factory Girl. Valley Village is in Los Angeles. Discography with Shift Pathos, Spacesuit, Get In, New Tattoo, Lewd, and Tattooed, and America's Sweetheart. Death Metal members are Feminist


title: Charles W. Adams (Confederate general)

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texts: to take charge of a new unit.Only two companies of veterans were unwilling conscripts. The men were called into service. <mask>' Arkansas Infantry Regiment is what it became. <mask>'s men were ordered to go forward after the battle started to fill the gap in the Confederate line. They headed directly for the sound of the firing, lost their way and ended up in a ravine, where they had to be removed from the line. <mask> kept his men in place for a short period of time. They unleashed a volley on the flank of the 26th Infantry, sending them into retreat.As the Confederates advanced in close ranks, the 37th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment made a stand in an apple grove. Most of the men, except for some who fought in the Battle of Wilson's Creek, fled the field. <mask> was praised for his leadership and performance. <mask> and his men were part of Colonel MacDonald's brigade. The outcome of the battle was unaffected by the flight of most of <mask>'s men. On December 16, 1862, <mask>'s regiment was dissolved. <mask> was a member of the staff of Major General Thomas C. Hindman, who commanded a division in the Army of Tennessee.<mask> was the chief of staff of the division. John Hallum says in his history of Arkansas that <mask> won a brigadier general commission for his bravery at the Battle of Missionary Ridge. Bruce Allardice wrote in 1995 that there was no record of <mask>' promotion. <mask> came back to Arkansas in December 1863. <mask> was commander of the Northern Sub-District of Arkansas, which was behind the Union lines. Sources show

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texts: his rank as acting brigadier general. The adjutant of the Confederate cavalry and the brigadier general had differing opinions of <mask>.<mask> was accused of being more interested in cotton trading than fighting. <mask> was only allowed to handle civil matters when he was in this area of Arkansas. <mask> was in charge until December 27, 1864. He was on duty until the end of the war. <mask> returned to Arkansas after the war. The local federal military authorities wouldn't allow him to practice law because he wouldn't take the Ironclad oath. <mask> moved to Memphis in 1865.There was a law practice opened by a Confederate brigadier general. The death of <mask> <mask> occurred in Memphis, Tennessee. He is buried in Memphis. <mask> Keller, the author, political activist, disabilities advocate and lecturer, was the maternal grandfather of <mask><mask>. Allardice, Bruce S. Confederate Colonels: A Biographical Register. The University of Missouri Press published Bruce S. Allardice's More Generals in Gray. The Louisiana State University Press was published in 1995.The High Commands of the Civil War. p. 587. December 22, 2012. John Hallum. Volume 1 contains the history of Arkansas. <mask>ed, Parsons, was in Albany, NY. Hubbell, Jay B.The South in American Literature was written in the 16th century. Duke University Press was published in Durham, NC. The story of Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan Macy was written by Joseph P. Helen. Delacorte Press was in New York. <mask>. Fields of Blood is a book. The University of North Carolina Press is located in

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title: Evelyn Fox Keller

texts: <mask> is an American physicist, author and feminist. She is a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The intersection of physics and biology was the focus of <mask>'s early work. Her research focuses on the history and philosophy of modern biology and on gender and science. <mask> was born in Jackson Heights, Queens to immigrants from Russia. She got her B.A. She graduated with a PhD in theoretical physics from Harvard University in 1963.During a visit to Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, she became interested in molecular biology. The department of rhetoric at the University of California, Berkeley is one of the places where <mask> has taught. <mask> was a member of the USA advisory board of the Faculty for Israeli-Palestinian Peace-USA, a network of Palestinian, Israeli, and International faculty and students working for an end to the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories. She donated the Israeli Dan David Prize to human rights organizations. She first encountered feminism as a discipline while attending a conference. The two men argued for more women in science based on the contributions a female genius could make to science. In 1969 she compiled an array of data on the experiences of women scientists and put together an argument about women in science.She didn't realize the reason for her colleague publishing her team's work until she did her research. <mask> taught the first women's studies course. She was invited to give a series of lectures on her work. This lecture marked the beginning of her work as a feminist critic of science after she shared her experiences as a woman becoming a scientist. Her research and writing over the next decade was marked by three central questions. She contributed to the book The Gender and Science Reader. Feminism is related to the Scientific Revolution in the 17th Century and the Industrial Revolution in the 18th Century according to <mask>'s article.In this work, she quotes someone. It may seem an ingrateful and unFilial thing to dispute against nature, that is taken by mankind for the common parent of us all. To

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texts: express a want of respect for an acknowledged parent, but not to question one, that a man looks upon but as a pretend one; and it appear to me, that she is so. There is apg. <mask> alludes to how nature becomes feminine as soon as questionable aspects are displayed in nature. <mask> <mask> has documented how the masculine-identified public sphere and the feminine-identifying private sphere have structured thinking in two areas of evolutionary biology: population genetics and mathematical ecology. She wants to show how the selection process limits what we know.Population geneticists have stopped using sexual reproduction in their models because of the assumption that the atomistic individual is the fundamental unit in nature. The critique of individualism is nothing new. According to <mask>, geneticists treat reproduction as if individuals reproduce themselves. She sees the biologists' atomistic individual as a representation of the mainstream Western political and economic theorists. <mask> argues that values attributed to the public sphere of Western culture are used by biologists to depict relations between individuals, while values attributed to the private sphere are used to describe relations. According to Yale sociologist Rene Almeling, <mask> is part of a generation of scholars who so thoroughly established 'gender and science' as a legitimate subject of inquiry that it made possible decades and decades of subsequent research among historians, philosophers, and social scientists. According to The Bloomsbury Encyclopedia of Philosophers in America, her later work addressed the role of language in mediating relations between science and society more generally, including a set of case studies in the history of biological sciences in the twentieth century.The interplay between scientific theory and linguistic, technological, psychological, political, and other "external" factors that play a role in shaping it are among the subtlest and most insightful in the literature. She uses the history of science to conduct these inquiries. Her philosophy becomes her history. The version

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texts: of gender and science theory pioneered by <mask> has been criticized by scholars who study women in science. <mask>'s theory fails to account for the great variation among different cultures and time periods according to Ann Hibner Koblitz. The first generation of women to receive advanced university degrees in Europe were mostly in the natural sciences and medicine. Some people who are interested in increasing the number of women in science are concerned that some of <mask>'s statements could undermine those efforts.The debate raises the question of whether the analysis of women in science is a profession or a gender and scientific theory. A feeling for the Organism: The Life and Work of Barbara McClintock was published in 1983. There were reflections on gender and science. Three Cultures: Fifteen Lectures on the Confrontation of Academic Cultures was published in 1989. The Hague is a university. Conflicts in Feminism was written in 1990. Body/Politics: Women and the Discourses of Science was co-edited.Secrets of Life/Secrets of Death: Essays on Language, Gender and Science was co-edited by Mary Jacobus and Sally Shuttleworth. Refiguring Life: Metaphors of Twentieth-century Biology was published in 1995. The Wellek Library is located at the University of California, Irvine. Feminism and Science was published by Columbia University. Oxford Readings in Feminism is co-edited with Helen Longine. The Harvard University Press was re-printed in 1998. The Century of the Gene was published in 2000.Making Sense of Life: Explaining Biological Development with Models, Metaphors, and Machines was published in 2002. The Mirage of a Space between Nature and Nurture is a Harvard University Press. The Duke University Press co-edited Cultures without Culturalism: The Making of Scientific Knowledge and The Seasons Alter: How to Save Our Planet in Six Acts. Philip Kitcher co-authored it. There is a city called Norton. "Of What Relevance is the History of Science to Present and Future Scientists?" was written by John Shook. The American Academy of Arts and Sciences awarded the Dan David Prize in

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title: Agnes Tait

texts: Tait was an American painter, pen-and-ink artist, lithographer, book illustrator, muralist and dancer. The second and last child of John C<mask> was born in New York City. Her mother traveled to New York from Cuba. Her father owned a small roofing business in the Channel Islands. Tait secretly applied to the National Academy of Design in order to get a free tuition. She took the life painting class from 1910 to 1916 and the antique drawing class from 1908 to 1910. She attended the life drawing course as part of her studies.She received multiple awards for her work, including the Hollgarten prizes for painting and composition, as well as the Suydam bronze medal for life drawing. She returned to the village to take care of her father. She danced in a chorus line at night and painted during the day until the death of her father in 1919. Career Tait exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1915 and continued in the annuals at the National Academy of Design, the Corcoran, and the Pennsylvania Academy in the early 1930s. She decided to study in Paris because of her determination to succeed. Tait spent several weeks in a studio in Paris before returning to New York City to rent her own studio on King Street. She contacted the Dudensing Gallery, who asked her to come in with her portfolio.An exhibit showcasing her paintings and those of two other fellow artists, Jo Cantine and Jean Paul Slusser, was organized after he was impressed with her work. Her painting Melancholia was featured in a review of her work in the New York Times. A picture of Tait's The Bride was reproduced in the Chicago Evening Post with the caption "a picture accorded much popular admiration in the recent American show at the Art Institute". Encouraged by her success, she undertook additional studies and took a sketch class. She was represented by the Cooperstown Art Association for their first exhibition. Commissions for her work allowed her to travel to Europe, Jamaica, and


title: Agnes Tait

texts: Haiti. Ferargil Gallery asked <mask> to paint portraits of well-known public figures in order to get buyers during the Great Depression.The art market would not recover for years after she received praise for her work. Tait took a third trip to Europe in 1933 with her new husband. She joined the Public Works of Art Project after returning to the United States. She began working on her most famous piece, Skating in Central Park, a painting that combined styles from American Primitive Art with influences from the artistic universe of the Elder. The success of the work led to further employment under the Federal Art Project. There is a mural in the post office. Tait documented her trip to Trinidad and Dominica in a series of lithographs.In January 1940, one of the prints from this body of work was exhibited in a women's artists group show in New York's Argent Galleries and was featured in a review of the show in the Art Digest. Peter &Penny of the Island, Heide and Paco's Miracle were illustrations by Tait. In 1941, her husband's declining health prompted the couple to relocate to Santa Fe, New Mexico, where they discovered the Fine Arts Museum. The first national exhibition of prints was held at the Library of Congress in 1943. "America in the War, the Artists for Victory" is a print exhibition. She arranged one-woman shows in New York and Santa Fe. An exhibition of Tait's work was held at the Fine Art Museum of New Mexico.Tait found solace in painting cats after her sister and husband developed health problems. After 22 years in Santa Fe, Tait set out to find a new home. She was disappointed in being demoted to the status of "New Mexico Artist". Tait once said "if people want to think of me as a Santa Fe artist, well--let them think anything they want." She lived out the rest of her life in Santa Fe after spending time in Italy, Ireland, and Florida. The Metropolitan Museum of Art has links to the Library of Congress and the New York Public


title: Trevor Goddard (cricketer)

texts: He was a Test cricketer. He played 41 Tests for South Africa from 1955 to 1970. He captained the young South African team on its five-month tour of Australia and New Zealand in the 1963–64 season, levelling the series with Australia. He was also a successful left-arm medium-pace bowler with 123 Test wickets. He is the most economical of all the Test bowlers with 75 or more. He achieved great success at first-class level, with over 11,000 runs at 40.60, 534 kills and a competitive 21.65. He played for Natal from 1952 to 1953 and for North-Eastern Transvaal from 1966 to 1967.Vice described <mask> as a man of rare grace, intelligence and spirit. Sir Donald Bradman said he was "a completely reliable and honest player who could be depended upon before any season started to put up a sterling performance over a whole series", praised his "qualities of sincerity and integrity", and said that he "enriched the game of cricket and set He was the youngest in a family of four boys whose father was a linotype operator. Hugh's younger brother, Arthur, was a left-arm orthodox spinner who 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


title: Trevor Goddard (cricketer)

texts: matches on the 1955 tour, he hit 1163 runs at 30.60 and took 60 wickets. He played in all five Tests, opening the batting and bowling in two of them. He made 235 runs in a series in which the bowlers dominated. He played a big part in the victory in the Fourth Test at Leeds, making 9 and 74 (in an opening partnership of 176 in four and a quarter hours with McGlew after South Africa had trailed by 20 on the first day) and taking 2 for 39 and 5 for 69. He finished with figures of 62–37–69–5 on the last day of the match. When batting, survival at the crease was his main consideration, and when bowling, he aimed persistently at or outside the leg stump. In England's tour of South Africa in 1957, <mask> top-scored with 333 runs at 33.30, with a top score of 69, and was the leader of the South African aggregates, with averages of 33.30 and 69.The South African record for a series is 24.66 and he took 12 catches. His leg-side bowling was described as "not pretty to watch" in Wisden''s summary. His bowling was less effective against the Australians the following season, but he still scored over 300 runs. He hit 90 in the first day of the First Test, which was a record against Australia. In the second Test, he opened and carried his bat for 56 not


title: Trevor Goddard (cricketer)

texts: have an operation after the First Test. He scored 454 runs at 64.85 and took 11 wickets at 38.18 in the five Tests against Australia, and led his young side to a one-all result with three Tests drawn. Sir Donald Bradman believed that the South African side should have won the series if they had more confidence in their ability. "Time and time again in the series, when a little boldness would have carried them through, they chose caution." "After the victory in the Fourth Test, South Africa had at long last come out of its post-war chrysalis and had spread its wings as a Test-winning nation". South Africa, despite being reduced to eleven fit men, had the better of all three matches in the New Zealand series.In the series, he scored 233 runs at 46.60 and took 7 wickets at 20.28. He said at the end of the series that with the weather and the playing conditions in New Zealand you can't expect to play good cricket. The privately financed Sport Foundation of South Africa was organised by <mask> in the late 1960's. In 1964–65, he captained the five-Test series against the English side. He relinquished the captaincy after England won the First Test and the next two were drawn. They wanted him to say that he had asked to be relieved of the


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texts: captaincy. They allowed him to remain captain for the rest of the series because he refused to do so.Almost the entire England team moved over to congratulate this most popular player when he scored his only Test century, 112, in the Fourth Test. The crowd stood up for a while. It was a great spectacle. The series was won by <mask> with 405 runs at 40.50 and 6 wickets at 51.66. He told the selectors that he would retire from Test cricket at the end of the series and would not be available for the tour to England in 1965, because of the way he had been treated. He refused the captaincy of the touring team. After playing for Natal in the 1966–67 series, he captained South to an overwhelming victory against North in a trial match, making 102 and taking 6 for 30.He captained a strong South African XI to an important victory against the Australian touring team early in December 1966, then made his highest score of 222 for North-Eastern Transvaal against Western Province a few days later. Under the captaincy of Peter van der Merwe, he played all five Tests against the Australians, scoring           and having his most successful series with the ball. He was carried off the field by the jubilant crowd after taking his best Test figures of 6 for


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texts: missions in secondary schools.He married a widow in 1978. In December 1985, while driving alone near Graaff-Reinet, he fell asleep at the wheel and his car left the road and crashed, he sustained multiple injuries and spent weeks in hospital, but recovered fully. His daughter lived on a farm in Free State. He died at the age of 85 after a long illness. Vision Media is located in East London. The <mask> Story'' was written by Short. The Cricket Archive has links to External


title: Kieran Tierney

texts: There is a Scottish professional footballer who plays as a left-back or centre-back for the Scotland national team. In April 2015, he made his first team debut, and in March 2016 he made his international debut. A record fee for a Scottish national and a player from the Scottish league was paid by him when he joined the club. Growing up on the Isle of Man, <mask> moved to Scotland at the age of 10 months. He signed for Celtic when he was 7 years old. He attended St Ninian's High School in Kirkintilloch, which has a development partnership with Celtic, after graduating from Motherwell schools St Brendan's RC Primary and Our Lady's High. He hopes to follow in the footsteps of Tommy Gemmell, a member of the Lisbon Lions team who grew up in Craigneuk and played in the same position.He progressed through the various youth ranks and earned a reputation as a dependable wide player in the club's development squad. He made his debut in a friendly against Spurs in August of last year, after travelling with the first team squad on a pre-season trip to Finland. He described his first appearance for the first team as a dream come true. He scored a goal from the edge of his own penalty box during a Development League match against Heart of Midlothian in October of last year. On April 22, 2015, <mask> made his competitive senior debut for Celtic, coming on as an 81st-minute substitute in a Scottish Premiership match against Dundee. He played over an hour in a league match for the first time that season. In the 2015–16 season, <mask> replaced the more experienced Izaguirre as the first choice left back.He received both the Players' and Writers' Young Player awards for his performances. The Celtic player signed a new five-year contract with the club on June 24, 2016, keeping him at Parkhead until 2021. After making his first appearances in the group stage of the European club competition, <mask> suffered an ankle injury and was ruled out of action for two months. He missed the League

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title: Kieran Tierney

texts: Cup Final because of a shoulder injury, but still attended several Celtic matches as a typical supporter in the company of his childhood friends. He made his long-awaited return to the Celtic team on January 22, 2017, after missing three months. This is the first time since 1986 that a player other than Craig Levein has won the Young Player of the Year. He was injured in the Scottish Cup Final and had to be taken to the hospital.The match was won 2–1 by Celtic. He played in 40 matches despite his lengthy injury absence. In a Scottish League Cup game against Kilmarnock in August of last year, Celtic won the game 5–0 with <mask> providing an assist and scoring a wonderful strike from 40 yards. He extended his contract with Celtic after scoring in an important league victory away to Aberdeen. He won both the Players' and Writers' Young Player awards at the end of the season, as well as making more than 50 appearances and playing the entirety of the season. Celtic defeated Aberdeen in the Scottish League Cup Final. He was out of action for a while due to a hip injury.He needed surgery for a hernia. On August 8, a reported £25 million fee was paid for <mask> to join the club. During the early part of the season, <mask> had a double hernia operation. He made his first-team debut for the club in a 5–0 win againstNottingham Forest. In a 4–0 home win against Standard Lige, <mask> assisted the first goal by Gabriel Martinelli. He made his debut in the league in a 2–2 draw with Crystal Palace. He had a shoulder injury in the game against West Ham United.During the month of June, he received the Player of the Month award for the month of June. He scored his first goal for the club in a 3–2 win against the Hornets on the final day of the season. The FA Cup Final was to be played on 1 August 2020, and <mask> was selected to start. In the 2020 FA Community Shield, which was played on August 28, 2020, <mask> was in the starting 11 and his team won 5–4 on penalties after the match

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texts: was level at 1–1 after 90 minutes. On January 2, 2021, <mask> scored the opening goal in a 4–0 away league win over West Bromwich and later assisted the final goal, scored by Lacazette. His goal was voted the January Goal of the Month on the official website. He was the first Scottish player to score for the club in a European competition since Willie Young in 1980.He signed a long-term contract with the club. At the U18 and U19 levels, <mask> played for Scotland. When the ConIFA World Cup was being held, he considered playing for the Isle of Man team. On 10 March 2016 he received his first call-up to the senior Scotland squad. The first half of the match was played by <mask>, who was replaced at the break by Mulgrew. In Scotland's World Cup qualification matches against England, Andrew Robertson was used on the left of a three-man defence, and in Scotland's matches against Slovenia, Lithuania and Slovakia, he was used at right-back. In November of last year, he played as a central defender for Scotland in a 1–0 loss to the Netherlands.In October of last year, <mask> scored an own goal in a 2–1 loss to Israel. Robertson said after the game that he and <mask> were being played out of position in the 3–5–2 system adopted by Alex McLeish to accommodate both players. In November of last year, <mask> withdrew from the Scotland squad due to a hip injury. He had to pull out of the squad for the Euro 2020 play-off semi-final against Israel after being in close contact with Stuart Armstrong, who had tested positive for COVID-19. The three of them had been playing video games in the same room. Despite playing from a central defensive position, <mask> provided three assists in a 4–0 win against the Faroe Islands. The Scottish Cup, Scottish League Cup, and FA Community Shield were all won by Celtic.There is a Fitba Stats profile on the Premier League website. The players are F.C. People are educated at Our Lady's High School, Motherwell, and St Ninian's High School,

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title: Gilberto Román

texts: A member of the 1980 Mexican Olympic team, <mask> was a Mexican boxer in the Super Flyweight division. Many fans consider Romn to be one of the greats in the Super Flyweight division. <mask> was trained by Beristin. A member of the 1980 Mexican Olympic team, he was an amateur boxer. He fought with another man. S.L.P. There are many important amateur boxers.<mask> Roman was a Mexican flyweight boxer who competed in the 1980 Moscow Olympics. After suffering two consecutive losses in 1985, he began refining his boxing technique and became known as a knockout puncher. He received his first chance for a world title after accumulating a record of 40-3-0, including a victory over Antonio Avelar. The Japanese champion's streak of 12 consecutive title victories was ended when Romn dethroned him in 1986. Romn was a champion on the road. He defeated Monserrat in France in his first title defense. He traveled to Argentina where he defeated Ruben Osvaldo Condori and was held to a draw againstSantos Laciar.He defeated Kongtoranee Payakaroon in Thailand and then in France. He decided against Frank Cedeno in his first fight since becoming champion. On 16 May 1987 in France, Laciar took the title by technical decision in a fight stopped on cuts in the eleventh-round despite Romn leading on all three scorecards. Sugar Baby Rojas reclaimed the

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title: Federico Chiesa

texts: An Italian professional footballer who plays for the Italy national team and is on loan from Fiorentina, is named <mask>. He is the son of a former footballer. <mask> began his youth career with Settignano, northeast of Florence, where he was coached by Kurt Hamrin. He joined Fiorentina in 2007. <mask> was a member of the Giovanili side and scored a single goal in seven appearances for their Primavera side. He scored seven goals in the following season. In February 2016 <mask> signed his first professional contract.During the opening fixture of the 2016–17 Serie A season, he made his competitive debut for Fiorentina. The manager replaced him at half-time with a loan signing. In Fiorentina's 5–1 home win over Qaraba, <mask> made his European debut. He scored his first ever senior goal in a 1–2 away victory over Qaraba on December 8th, but was later sent off in the same match for a double booking. <mask> appeared to score the match-winner in a 2–1 home win over rivals Juventus, from a Milan Badelj pass; however, the goal was assigned to Badelj, as, following review, the replays did not confirm whether <mask> had diverted the ball. <mask>'s contract with Fiorentina was extended until June of 2021. He scored his first goal in Italy on January

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title: Federico Chiesa

texts: 21st.<mask> scored his second league goal eight days later in a 3–3 home draw against Genoa. He scored the opening goal for Fiorentina in a 2–2 draw against Sassuolo, his third goal for the club, and his first in nearly four months. The goal came four minutes after Kalini missed the penalty. In the Derby dell'Appennino against Bologna, <mask> scored his 30th league appearance for Fiorentina with a goal in the 51st minute of the game. <mask> scored a hat-trick in the 7–1 home victory over Roma in the quarter-final match of the Coppa Italia. <mask> signed a two-year loan deal with Bianconeri in October of 2020 that included a 3 million loan for the first season and a 7 million loan for the second. On 17 October, <mask> made his debut for the Bianconeri, providing an assist for lvaro Morata and getting a straight red card in a 1–1 away draw to Crotone.He made his European debut three days later. He scored his first goal in the competition in a 3–0 home win against the same opponent. On December 16th, Chiesa scored a long-distance goal in a 1–1 home draw against Atalanta. Milan's first league defeat in 27 games was on 6 January 2021. <mask> scored three goals against Porto in the 2020–21 round of 16: one in the first leg and two in the second leg.

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title: Federico Chiesa

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title: Federico Chiesa

texts: U21 debut on March 23, 2017, in a 2–1 win against Poland.He started in the 2–1 defeat against Spain at the Stadio Olimpico. He was included in the U21 squad for the European Under-21 Championship. In Italy's opening match of the tournament on June 19th, he set up the goal with a cross in a 2–0 win over the Danes. Spain defeated Italy 3–1 in the semi-finals on June 27. He scored three goals for the U21 team in the group stage of the European Under-21 Championship held in Italy. <mask> was selected by Italy's senior head coach Gian Piero Ventura for the team's unofficial friendly against San Marino in Empoli on 31 May, despite only being called up to the under-21 side in March. <mask> made his unofficial senior international debut in the match, starting in Italy's 8–0 win.He received his first official senior call-up to the Italy national team in March of last year. Italy were defeated by 2–0 in the friendly against Argentina. His first senior international goal came on 18 November, in a 9–1 home win over Armenia, in Italy's final Euro 2020 qualifier, under manager Roberto Mancini; he also assisted two goals during the match: Ciro Immobile's first goal, and Riccardo Orsolini' Chiesa was included in Italy's Euro 2020 squad. He was named the Man

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title: Federico Chiesa

texts: of the Match in Italy's final group match, a 1–0 victory over Wales in Rome, which saw them top their group. He scored the opening goal in a 2–1 extra-time win over Austria in the round of 16 of the tournament at Wembley Stadium. He and his father were the first father and son pair to score a goal at the Euros, as they both scored in Italy's 2–1 loss to the Czech Republic in the second group match.Italy advanced to the final of the tournament after a 4–2 penalty shoot-out victory, after he scored the opening goal in a 1–1 draw against Spain. <mask> was named the Man of the Match for the second time. Italy went on to win the European Championship after <mask> was replaced by Bernardeschi in the 86th minute of the Euro 2020 Final against England at Wembley Stadium. He was named to the " Team of the Tournament". On 6 October, <mask> assisted Lorenzo Pellegrini's goal in a 2–1 home defeat to Spain in the semi-finals of the 2020–21 UEFA Nations League. On 10 October, he won a penalty from which Domenico Berardi scored the match–winning goal to give Italy a 2–1 home victory over Belgium in the bronze medal match of the 2021. <mask> is a talented, fast, skillful, and hard-working player with good technique, a short stature, and a slender build.He

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title: Federico Chiesa

texts: plays as a right winger, a position that allows him to create goal scoring opportunities for teammates by crossing the ball into the penalty box with his stronger right foot. He is also capable of scoring goals himself, and can play on the left wing, a role which allows him to beat opponents with the ball in one on one situations, and cut into the center to shoot on goal with his stronger foot. Aside from his preferred roles on either flank, he has also been deployed in several other attacking positions, given his ability of playing anywhere across the front line. He has occasionally been used as a centralMidfielder. His pace and movement off the ball allow him to exploit spaces and make attacking runs to beat the defensive line and provide depth to his team. In addition to his primary duties in attack, he is also known for his energy and work-rate, and often contributes to the defensive phase of the game by pressing opponents and chasing the opposition's wingers down the flank in order to win back possession. He is highly regarded in the media for his composure, due to his penchant for scoring decisive goals.<mask>'s father was a professional footballer and a member of the Italy national team. He frequently took English lessons at the


title: Hugh Herbert

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title: Hugh Herbert

texts: Diggers all starred him. He played leads in comedies. A comedy-mystery featuring an exceptional unmasking of the culprit. <mask> was caricatured in a number of Warners' shorts, such as Speaking of the Weather and The Hardship of Miles Standish. One of the minor characters in the Terrytoons short The Talking Magpies is a recognizably <mask>esque bird.<mask> signed with Universal Pictures in 1939 where he played supporting roles in major films and leading roles in minor ones. One of his best-received performances was in the comedy Hellzapoppin', in which he played a nutty detective. <mask> was a familiar face in short subjects with the same actors and directors who made the Stooges shorts. He starred in these comedies for the rest of his life. <mask> wrote six screenplays, co-writing the screenplays for the films Lights of New York and Second Wife, and contributed to The Great Gabbo. He acted in three films written by F. <mask>: Fashions of 1934, We're in the Money and Colleen. He Knew Women was the only film he directed.<mask> has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. February 8, 1960 is when it was dedicated. <mask> was married to Rose Epstein, who was also known asAnita Pam. <mask> died at the age of 66 from cardiovascular disease in Los Angeles. <mask> was a comedian who played flustered roles. In the Warner Brothers short film Double or Nothing, he is a movie double for his brother <mask>. The filmography Husbands for Rent were selected.Detective Riley Mind Your Business is a short film.

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title: Hugh Herbert

texts: The Hobo Hook, Line and Sinker (1930) was written by Professor. Colonel Fitch The Merry Frinks (1934).... Joe 'Poppa' Frink Fog Over Frisco (1934).... Junior Ashcraft Good Badminton was written in 1935. Professor Standish Love Begins at Twenty (1936). He (uncredited) The Singing Marine. The Hollywood Hotel (1937).... Chester Marshall Gold Diggers in Paris (1938)....Private Affairs and A Little Bit of Heaven. Ferdinand Farraday Slightly Tempted (1940) was Pop Loring The Villain Still Pursued Her. Professor Ross Meet the Chump was written by Professor Ross. Adam Spiggott Who's <mask>? The short story was written in 1943. Oh, baby! (1944, Short)....He Kismet (1944).... Grimble A Knight and a Blonde. Uncle Ferdinand Woo, Woo! Wife Decoy (1945, Short).... <mask> Hawkins The Mayor's Husband (1945, Short).... One Way to Love was written by Eustace P. Trumble. He got along little zombie. The Honeymoon Blues was written by Himself.He was a hot heir. Mr. Penn Blondie in the Dough was written in 1947. The short story was written in 1947. Mr. Lucius Trumball One Touch of Venus is a short film. A Pinch in Time was written by Professor Twingle. He was trapped by a blonde in 1949. He is The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend.Doctor Super Wolf was created by Aunt Fanny and Dave McGurk. He A Slip and a Miss. He Woo-Woo Blues. Havana Rose is from Filbert Fillmore Trouble In-Laws. The Gink in the Sink was written by Himself. The Great Gabbo, Mind Your Business, The Second Wife, and The Sin Ship were all directed

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title: Mary Dingman

texts: <mask> was an American social and peace activist who served as a staff member of the YWCA USA and World YWCA to develop programs to improve the working conditions of women and children in the workforce. She traveled throughout the world and organized programs in the United States, Europe, and Asia. She was the chair of the Peace and Disarmament Committee of the Women's International Organisations for a decade. She was a delegate to the first United Nations conference and pressed for the formalization of the United Nations. She worked as a child welfare advocate for the UN from 1948 to 1954. <mask> was born on April 9, 1875 in Newark, New Jersey to James and Nettie Beveridge. She was the oldest child in a large family that moved to Spring Valley, New York before her fifth birthday.She and her sister, Helen, were inspired by their father, who was a doctor and a Methodist, to pursue humanitarian service. After graduating from Northfield Seminary in Massachusetts in 1895, he entered the normal school in New Paltz, New York. She obtained her bachelor's degree in 1910 from Teachers College, Columbia University, after earning her teaching certificate in 1899. From 1910 to 1914, <mask> worked as an economics and history teacher at Dana Hall School in Wellesley, Massachusetts. She was hired by the YWCA USA in 1914 to coordinate assistance programs for women working in factories. She went to France in 1917 to help create a plan to address the concerns of women working in munitions factories. The refugees who were provided with food and lodging by the French War Department had few conveniences.The women workers were provided with books, writing materials and a communal area in which to socialize when they were not working in the Foyers des Allies. The YWCA clubs were established at the end of World War I. She established over twenty organizations over the course of several years. She was honored by the French government with plaques for her service in 1919 after being awarded the Adolphe Max Bourgmestre de Bruxelles medal by Belgium. The Chief Industrial Secretary of the World YWCA was moved to London in 1921. She went to China in 1923 to establish protocols for the Far East. She found similar

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title: Mary Dingman

texts: conditions in the textile industry to those in England during the Industrial Revolution, with low wages, unsafe conditions, and a labor force dominated by women and children.Regulations to change the existing labor laws were drafted with the help of a group of women, but they were not adopted because of disagreements between the civil authorities. When the World YWCA relocated to Geneva in 1930, <mask> moved to Switzerland and began to work with non-violent organizations. She traveled to more than forty countries during her fourteen years as Secretary, creating educational programs for women factory workers. The initiatives were developed after analyzing each country's labor regulations and safety measures. The Peace and Disarmament Committee of the Women's International Organisations (PDCWIO) was formed in 1931 after space in the World YWCA's headquarters was offered to them. Her life-long companion would be Fox. At the World Disarmament Conference in 1932, <mask> was elected to head the PCDWIO.She resigned her post with the YWCA after being re-elected to the presidency. She was a lecturer on disarmament and spoke at the League of Nations in 1936. She was arrested in Italy in December of 1939 and held without charge for 24 hours. After the outbreak of World War II, <mask> returned to the United States and settled in Kentucky near her sisters Helen and Jeanette. She continued to lecture and tour after leaving the presidency of the PDCWIO. She advocated for an international body to replace the League of Nations since 1941 in order to establish the United Nations. She lectured to bring public awareness to the organization and advocated for congressional authorization as a field worker for the Women's Action Committee for Victory and Lasting Peace.She was appointed a consultant by the UN to work on behalf of the International Union for Child Welfare after attending the inaugural conference of the World Federation of United Nations Associations. She retired from the UN in 1954. On March 21, 1961, <mask> died in Kentucky. Her papers are in the library at Harvard University. There are references to people from Newark, New Jersey Teachers College, Columbia University and American women's rights

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title: Marcus L. Rowland

texts: <mask><mask> is an English retired laboratory technician and a notable author in the field of role-playing games. <mask> had a copy of the original boxed set of D&D as early as 1977 and then switched to Advanced D&D in 1979. He had written two articles for Amateur Photographer about scientific photography. After playing AD&D for a couple of years, he started to submit articles about role-playing games to hobby magazines, beginning with a variant character class for AD&D, the Detective, that appeared in the April– May 1981 edition of White Dwarf. He was a frequent contributor to White Dwarf, Challenge, Different Worlds, The Space Gamer, and Dragon, starting with articles about AD&D. In 1985, <mask> began to write complete adventures and sourcebooks for various role-playing games, including seven adventures and sourcebooks for Call of Cthulhu. Canal Priests of Mars, a Space: 1889 adventure was written in 1990 but objected when GDW cut 15,000 words from his manuscript.At the same time, he was having trouble writing a large Call of Cthulhu adventure for Chaosium; he gave up on the project and returned his advance. The idea of self-publishing was brought up by the fate of the two projects. He thought he could do the same thing with a role-playing game as he had already done with a few small computer programs. In 1993, there was a new steampunk role-playing game called Forgotten Futures, the Role-playing Game of Scientific Romances, set

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title: Marcus L. Rowland

texts: in the early 21st-century utopia envisioned by Kipling in his stories With the Night Mail and As Easy as ABC. The game rules were released as a shareware, instead of being sold to a publisher. This is an example of an independently published role-playing game. As technology advanced, <mask> was able to expand the concept and eventually sell products via a website.There were a number of expansions from 1994 to 2010. The "Forgotten Future Library" is an anthology of genre literature by George Griffith, Stanley G. Weinbaum, and other Victoria authors, as well as Victorian-era resources. Kipling's Aerial Board of Control setting has been described by scholars as a remarkable piece of extrapolative worldbuilding. "Frog Day Afternoon", "Playing Safe", and "The Missing Martian" were published in the Midnight Rose collective's anthology. He has written for a number of magazines. In the second edition of The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and the Encyclopedia of Fantasy, he contributed articles on gaming. His fanfiction can be found on Archive of Our Own and Twisting the Hellmouth.The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846


title: Marcus L. Rowland

texts: evil brother Abbot Costello. He is aided in this quest by the "Mystic Power of Music" and companions including barbarian bass player <mask>, guitarist 'Senator' Joe McCartney, mystic roadie Bob 'The Builder' Marley, frontier law-woman and medic Billie 'Doc' Holliday, and martial artist and shaman The setting is an anachronistic America split into several rival states and a military dictatorship run by Uncle Sam and his so-called sons, nephews, and other lieutenants. Parton: Lust For Glory, a military adventure series, was mentioned in the original game, as was Gandhi's Angels, a martial arts detective series, and Richard. The other settings were not mentioned in the LiveJournal entry, which stated that he does not plan to write Parton: Lust For Glory.Subsequent entries have included a cover design for Gandhi's Angels, and more recently several entries discussing Fanfic: The Role- Playing Game, a possible future project based on a variant of the Diana: Warrior Princess rules. English science fiction writers, role-playing game designers, and game designers are missing middle or first


title: William Heap

texts: <mask> was an English civil engineer and industrialist who worked on the building of railway lines in Britain, Europe, Canada and India through his work with Thomas Brassey. One-third of the railways in Britain were built by Brassey's firm. The construction of the Victoria Bridge in Montreal was overseen by <mask>. Victoria Bridge was the longest bridge in the world when it opened in 1860. After working with Brassey, <mask> founded Heap & Partners, a company that manufactured, supplies and distributes engineering equipment throughout the UK and around the world. There were six children born to <mask> and Mary Smith at Isles House in Padiham. His grandfather was a bagger in Padiham.<mask> and Mary Smith married on August 29, 1822, after <mask> began work as a weaver in a cotton mill. His older brother John died three years before he took over the grocery business. The population of Padiham grew significantly with the growth of the cotton, mining and quarrying industries. <mask> II was a prosperous merchant and moved to Isles House where his son was born. <mask> III was educated at a boarding school four miles from his home in Padiham. The couple were married in June of 1859 at St Paul's Church, Seacombe. They lived in Seacombe until 1870, when <mask> died a year later.They had four children who died in their early years. Their only other son, Charles, died five years later. He served an engineering apprenticeship after completing his education despite his father

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title: William Heap

texts: wanting him to go into the family business. He was an apprenticeship worker for <mask> of Cambridge. Evans offered him a position as a junior engineer. Evans had just won a contract to build a bridge. The two men moved to Conwy to help with the project.He met a number of prominent figures in the industrial revolution here. After the construction of the bridge at Conwy, <mask> was brought in to assist with the construction of the Britannia Bridge across the Menai Straits. The bridge connected the island of Anglesey and the mainland of Wales. The bridge made it possible for trains to travel between London and the port of Holyhead. <mask> of Cambridge fell into insolvency at the age of 33. Thomas Brassey's new factory in Birkenhead was named The Canada Works. The machine shop was 900 feet in length and included a blacksmith's shop with 40 furnaces, anvils and steam hammers, a coppersmith shop, and fabrication, woodwork and pattern shops.The site had a library and reading room for all the workforce. He held the position of manager at the Bridge Department at Canada Works for ten years. The longest bridge in the world at the time was the Victoria Bridge, Montreal. The bridge required over 3 million holes to be punched and drilled in hundreds of thousands of components and shipped to a site thousands of miles away. The bridges over the River Beeas, River Sutley and Jumna River were built by Heap. The last contract he carried out in India was on the East Indian

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title: William Heap

texts: Railway's Chord Line. The Canada Works Engineering and Shipbuilding Company was floated as a limited liability company in February of 1886.The venture was unsuccessful and closed down in 1889. After fourteen years with Thomas Brassey, <mask> decided to set up his own company. In partnership with Thomas Arkle, he set up Heap and Arkle as a merchant of iron in the area. Engineering goods were manufactured and supplied by the firm. The company moved from Bank Chambers, Cook Street, to Rumford Place, in 1876. In 1891, Thomas Arkle left the company and it became Heap & Co. The engineering side of the business was further developed by the company's nephew, who joined in 1894.When he retired, he left the company to John and Arthur. The Gas and Water Committee was one of the committees that <mask> was a member of. He was elected Chairman of the local board in 1889. <mask> retired from full-time work in 1910 and left his company to his nephew and a director. He died of health problems two years later. The company designs, manufactures and distributes industrial valves, instrumentation and associated equipment to the oil and gas, chemical, pharmaceutical, power and utilities, nuclear, and life science industries. <mask> and his Company was written by John Millar.The bridge is over the river. The engineer's and mechanic's encyclopedia. Vol 1 is the second ed. Thomas Kelly was in London. Technology and Culture was written by Millar in 1991. The Graces Guide was written by

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title: J. B. Long

texts: In the 1930s, <mask> was responsible for discovering Fulton Allen and Gary Davis, as well as other notable blues musicians. <mask> was born to parents in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. When he was three years old, his family moved from North Carolina to eastern North Carolina. He was married to Elizabeth "Frankie" <mask>. <mask> was the manager of the United Dollar Store in Kinston, North Carolina, by 1933. In the 1970s, <mask> said that he loved music and farmers were selling tobacco down in Kinston. ...I got a few records out of the old one. The more I played, the more they stayed. ... I ordered a few records from the United Dollar Store and they began to buy them and sell them there. I went ahead and ordered more and more records because I thought the radios would kill the record business. He began recruiting local talent to make recordings when he was in Kinston. In early 1934, people began coming by his store asking for a song about a deadly wreck between a train and a car in nearby Lumberton, North Carolina; <mask> found out that no such song existed, but received permission from the American Record Corporation.The song "Lumberton Wreck" was written by <mask> with the help of a female journalist. He held a local talent contest for white musicians, and a group by the name of the Cauley Family from nearby Duplin County, North Carolina won the contest, recording the song in a three-day New York City recording session August 7–9, 1934. There was only one time <mask> recorded a white musician. <mask> began recording African American groups after holding a local talent contest for black musicians. The Mitchell's Christian Singers won the first black contest. The United Dollar Store company transferred <mask> to Durham, North Carolina due to his success as the manager of the Kinston store. In 1935, <mask> and his family moved to Burlington, North Carolina, again as the manager of the United Dollar Store.He owned and operated the Burlington Discount Department Store on West Davis Street. <mask> was made the southern regional talent scout for the Columbia Recording

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title: J. B. Long

texts: Corporation in 1935. Several times a year he traveled with various musicians and bands that he had "discovered" to New York City or Chicago to make recordings of their songs. The Rev. was not long afterwards. After <mask> discovered Gary Davis, he arranged for him to make his first trip to New York City, where he recorded 15 sides between July 23 and July 26, 1935. Fulton Allen was <mask>'s most famous talent discovery. <mask> is credited with helping to write some of the songs.In July 1937, <mask> told Decca that he had an exclusive contract with Fuller, since he had never signed a contract with <mask> before. <mask> placed him under his management because he had a signed contract with Fuller. George Washington introduced <mask> McGhee to <mask>. <mask> persuaded Columbia to give McGhee an opportunity. McGhee's first recording session lasted two days and produced 12 sides. McGhee was promoted to "Blind Boy Fuller #2" after Fuller's death. McGhee said that a lot of people give <mask>. <mask> a hard time.He was a wonderful fellow. How much did I know I was supposed to get? He saw some talent, he saw some quality and he used his ingenuity to get me on record, so I owe him a vote of thanks. Long made it possible for me to get on records, so what little money he took from me, if any at all, was he entitled to? He didn't take anything from me. He made it possible for me to get something for myself if I was smart enough to do it. I mean that anyone who starts a path to a highway that never ends should be appreciated.Sonny Terry, the partner of <mask> McGhee, had a different opinion of <mask>. B. He had a mean streak back in the day. There are two ways to look at a man like that. He helped people get recorded, but he made money on it, and a lot of times got the rights to songs he never wrote. You noticed most that it was you out on the streets trying to get by, not him. He was a member of the Alamance County Board of Commissioners for five years.He was buried in the Magnolia Cemetery in North Carolina. The site of the United Department Stores building is in Durham, North

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title: Hyacinthe Rigaud

texts: The painter of portraits of Louis XIV and other members of the French nobility, known in French as "hyacinthe Rigaud", was a Catalan-French baroque painter. The grandson of painter-gilders from Roussillon and the elder brother of another painter was born in Perpignan. He was trained in tailoring in his father's workshop but excelled as a painter in Montpellier before moving to Lyon four years later. He became familiar with the Flemish, Dutch and Italian paintings of Rubens, Van Dyck, Rembrandt and Titian in these cities. When he arrived in Paris in 1681, he won a prestigious scholarship known as the prix de Rome, but on the advice of Charles Le Brun, he didn't go to Rome. He rose to the top of the institution before retiring in 1735. His paintings are considered to be precise records of contemporary fashions because they captured very exact likenesses along with the subject's costumes and background details.The Treaty of Perpignan became part of France after it became part of the Catalonia. Two days after his birth at rue de la Porte-d'Assaut, <mask> was christened with his Catalan name in the old cathédrale Saint-Jean de Perpignan. He would not have become French had it not been for the Treaty of the Pyrenees. The Treaty ended the wars that had taken place between France and Habsburg Spain since 1635 and married King Louis XIV of France to Maria Theresa of Spain. In the parish of Saint-Jean de Perpignan, Josep Matias Ramon Rigau was a tailor as well as a painter, descended from a line of well-established artists. The few that have survived arePalau-del-Vidre, Perpignan, Montalba-d'Amélie, and Joch. The heads of the family and the local art world from 1570 to 1630 were more likely to be gilders than painters.Working for the collge Saint-loi in his city since 1560, and


title: Hyacinthe Rigaud

texts: acting as representative of its guild of painters and gilders, on 22 November 1630 Jacinto major and other gilders and colleagues participated in the development of the statutes and minutes of the The Canonisation of Saint Hyacinthe, formerly in Perpignan's Dominican convent and now at Joch, was painted by Honorat minor. The father of Honorat minor is usually identified as the painter of the retable of Saint-Ferréol in the église Saint-Jacques de Perpignan, while Honorat major is usually identified as the painter of the couvent des Minimes. On 13 March 1647, Matias Rigau married Thérse Faget, daughter of a carpenter. He married Maria Serra, daughter of a Perpignan textile merchant, on December 20, 1655. The house "en lo carrer de las casas cremades" (now rue de l'Incendie, near the cathedral) was acquired in 1665 and he received the income from a parcel of vineyards. He sold his house on de l'Huile after his second marriage.Due to the lack of surviving documents, little is known about <mask>'s activities in Lyon. As per tradition, artists from Montpellier had strong ties with this city, for example, Samuel Boissire who was trained in Lyon. The identity of the future depicted models shows that he worked for the city's cloth merchants. Even if they had only been registered from 1681 onwards, his portraits were probably pre-dated like those ofAntoine Domergue, the king's councillor and provincial governor of Lyon, in 1686. The ingredients for which the painter was later successful were assembled by the portrait of Jean de Brunenc painted by Rigaud. The friendship between Pierre Drevet and <mask> began at the beginning of the 1700s, after the painter produced a portrait of the engraver. In 1681, when he decided to move to Paris, he established a good reputation among the

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title: Hyacinthe Rigaud

texts: local clientele, from Switzerland to Aix-en-Provence.According to the artist's biography, one of the main reasons for his voyage was to paint his mother's portrait. In his first will, dated 30 May 1707, the artist left the bust to the Grand Dauphin, Louis XIV's son, though the sculpture would then be left to the Academy. The portrait of Maria Serra was bequeathed to her brother's son, named Hyacinthe. The subject of one of Drevet's engravings was copied by Géricault in Dijon and kept in a private collection. He applied sketches of his sister to the canvas with her husband and their first daughter. The production of two versions of Christ expiant sur la Croix, with a distinct Flemish influence, was proof of <mask>'s rare incursion into the domain of historical depictions or the "great genre". He gave the first version to the Grands Augustins convent in Perpignan and the second to the Dominican convent of his city of birth.One of the most important portraits of the year was painted in Paris in the spring of 1694. The duke of Saint-Simon asked for this to be used to depict an abbot, using a skillful subterfuge that remains notable in the history of painting. He was made a noble in 1709 by his hometown. He was made a knight of the Order of Saint Michael in 1727. He died in Paris at the age of 84. During the reign of King Louis XIV, he was one of the most important portrait painters. The tastes of the royal personages, ambassadors, clerics, courtiers, and financiers who sat for him were suited by his instinct for impressive poses and grand presentations.King Louis XIV, next his son Louis, Grand Dauphin, then the King's grandson Louis, Duke of Burgundy, were some of the Bourbons whose portraits he painted. He gained the core of his clientele among the richest circles as well as


title: Hyacinthe Rigaud

texts: among the bourgeois, financiers, nobles, industrialists and government ministers, as well as courting all the major ambassadors of his time and several European monarchs. The portrait gallery of the chief movers in France from 1680 to 1740 is in his uvre. Some of <mask>'s friends, fellow artists or simple businessmen are included in the uvre. The Louvre in Paris has a painting of Louis XIV in his costume from 1701, as well as a second copy requested by Louis XIV, which now hangs at the Palace of Versailles. One of the most notable French portraitists of the classical period, he is known for his paintings of Louis XIV, the royalty and nobility of Europe, and members of their courts. According to the French art historian Louis Hourticq, true "photographs" face that Diderot called "letters of recommendation written in the common language of all men".The world's major museums feature the works of Legacy Rigaud. The exact number of paintings he produced remains in dispute, since he left a highly detailed catalogue but also more than a thousand different models which specialists agree he used. The large number of copies in the book of accounts may be added, without mentioning the hundreds of other paintings rediscovered since the accounts' publication in 1919. As an old friend, he painted many important figures in the world of art, including the sculptors Desjardins and Coysevox, as well as the painter Joseph Parrocel and the architect De Cotte. Many influential archbishops and bishops paid large sums of money to have a portrait of La Fontaine painted. He was dedicated to the museum in Perpignan, France, in 1820. Some of his work is still open to the public.The main paintings References External links 1659 births 1743 deaths 17th-century French male painters 18th-century French


title: Q. David Bowers

texts: By his senior year in high school, his business was flourishing, and coin dealing was his principal extracurricular activity. He excelled in academics as well.He graduated from Penn State University with honors in 1960, after he was a finalist in the first National Merit Scholarship competition. James F. Ruddy, the first of several partners to figure in his career, was a partner in the Empire Coins Co. in Johnson City, New York. The company became one of the nation's leading coin dealers after the mail-order boom of the 1960s. Empire was acquired by Paramount International Coin Corp. He left the coin business to indulge in automatic musical instruments. COINage magazine named him one of the numismatists of the century because of his work with rare coins. His dedication to the hobby and his lifelong interest in rare coins have made him one of the most honored and revered numismatists of all time.There are only two people who have served as president of both the Professional numismatists Guild and the American numismatic Association. He received their highest honor from the PNG, and has received their Friedberg Award a record seven times. The Farran Zerbe Memorial Award is one of the most prestigious awards from the ANA. He was the first ANA member to be named numismatist of the year (1995), has been in the Numismatic Hall of Fame, and has received more Book of the Year Award and Best Columnist honors. He lectured at Harvard University and appeared on the Today Show, as well as on programs on CNN, CBS, ABC, NBC, Fox, the Discovery Channel and the History Channel. The Q. <mask>ers Collection of Chinese coins was sold in Hong Kong. He was named one of the most influential people in numismatics.The History


title: Q. David Bowers

texts: of U.S. coinage, The Encyclopedia of Automatic Musical Instruments, and The Princess of Silent Films are just a few of the books that Bowers has written. He has written 50 works in the field of rare coins, most of them written in the field of rare coins. The Bowers Series is one of the books that he has produced, covering various coin types in detail. In the magazine's weekly and monthly issues, he wrote a column called "The Joys of Collecting". "Bowers On Collecting" is a weekly column written by Bowers. The American numismatic Association's monthly magazine, The Numismatist, had a column called " Coins and Collectors" from 1965-2021. In August 1957, when he was in Philadelphia's Pine Street district of antiques shops, he purchased a collection of one-sheet Biograph, Vitagraph, and other silent film posters which had been deaccessioned by Harvard University.He has built an archive of cinema periodicals and publications, which used to be owned by George Kleine, <mask>, and William Fox. The personal collection of player pianos, orchestrions, and other antique automated musical instruments was assembled by the middle of the 1960s. The pieces in his collection were later acquired by a collection in California. Jerry Cohen bought the 1912 Wurlitzer Style 32-A Concert PianOrchestra from Business Bowers. It is located in New York City. He has catalogued and sold many of the finest and most valuable collections ever assembled. The Ambassador and Mrs. R. Henry Norweb Collection is the only complete United States coin collection ever brought together.Mary Masters was the wife of the man who had two children. He has been married to Christine since 1978. There are external links to the Newman numismatic


title: Alma Mahler

texts: An Austrian composer, author, editor, and socialite was named <mask>rfel. Max Burckhard was her mentor at 15. She wrote over fifty songs for voice and piano, and works in other genres as well. 17 songs are known to survive. She had an affair with Alexander von Zemlinsky, but it didn't last long. She became the wife of a composer who was not interested in her compositions. She fell into depression because of being stifled as an artist.She had an affair with Walter Gropius. Gustav died after helping to prepare some of her compositions for publication. The couple had a daughter together, Manon Gropius. During her marriage to Gropius, she had an affair. After <mask> separated from Gropius, she married Werfel. Werfel and <mask> were forced to flee Austria because it was unsafe for Jews. The couple settled in Los Angeles.In Vienna, Los Angeles and New York, her salon became part of the artistic scene. On August 31, 1879 in Vienna, Austria, the daughter of the famous landscape painter and his wife Anna Sofie was born. She was raised in the Catholic Church. Crown Prince Rudolf commissioned Schindler to take a trip with his family to the Adriatic coast to paint landscape paintings after finding interest in his paintings. The family traveled to the North Sea island of Sylt in 1892. She focused on the piano after her father's death. She studied composition and counterpoint with a blind organist.She only attended school for a few months when she was 15. A case of childhood measles left her with diminished hearing as she grew older. Max Burckhard was the director of Vienna's

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title: Alma Mahler

texts: Burgtheater theater. On her 17th birthday, Burckhard gave her two laundry baskets full of books. Carl and Anna Schindler were married in 1895. They had a daughter named Maria in 1899. Carl Moll was one of the people who met Gustav Klimt.The Vienna Secession was formed to break with Vienna's tradition-bound Imperial Academy of the visual arts. The two of them fell in love. Her desire cooled after she was interested in Klimt. They were friends until Klimt's death. Alexander von <mask>. They kept their relationship a secret. <mask> about what she thought were his unattractive features.She said that marrying Zemlinsky would mean she would bring short, degenerate Jew children into the world. Zemlinsky visited less and less as the relationship deteriorated. She went to Zuckerkandl's salon on 7 November 1901 to flirt with <mask>. While still in a relationship with Zemlinsky, she started an affair with another man. It wasn't until 12 December that she wrote to Zemlinsky about her engagement. The engagement was announced in December. She married <mask>, who was 19 years her senior and the director of the Vienna Court Opera, on March 9, 1902.She had two daughters, Maria Anna, who died of scarlet fever or diphtheria, and Anna, who became a sculptor. Gustav wanted for her to abandon her work. Some scholars disagree about whether or not Gustav forbade the author to write. She embraced the role of a loving wife and supporter of her husband's music despite the scholarly confusion. After Maria's death, <mask> began an affair with the young architect Walter Gropius, whom she met during a

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title: Alma Mahler

texts: rest at a spa. Sigmund Freud advised Gustav in August. According to the film, Gustav's consultations with <mask>'s musical career as a major marital obstacle, but the actual content of them is not known.Following the emotional crisis in their marriage after <mask>'s affair with Gropius, <mask>'s musical compositions, regretting his earlier dismissive attitude and taking promotional actions. Some of her songs were edited by Gustav. Gustav's own publisher, Universal Edition, issued five of <mask>'s songs for publication in 1910. Gustav had a heart defect that had been diagnosed several years before he fell ill. He passed away on 18 May. After Gustav's death, <mask> did not resume contact with Gropius. She had an affair with the artist, who created works inspired by her relationship with her, including his painting The Bride of the Wind.The emotional vicissitudes of the relationship tired them both. The Austro-Hungarian Army was formed with the coming of World War I. <mask>. She and Gropius were married in Berlin in August 1915. They had a daughter, Manon Gropius, who was friends with Maria Altmann. "In Memory of an Angel" was dedicated to Manon by the composer after her death. A son, Martin Carl Johannes Gropius, was given birth to.At first, Gropius thought that the child was his, but by this time, it was clear that the child was not his. The couple agreed to a divorce within a year. Martin died at the age of 10 months after developing hydrocephalus. The divorce from Gropius was final in October 1920. In the fall of 1917, Gropius's military duties kept him out of the

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title: Alma Mahler

texts: picture, but that didn't stop him from having an affair with a Czech poet named Franz Werfel. From that point on, she and Werfel were living together openly. After postponing marrying Werfel until 1929, she changed her name to <mask>-Werfel.In the summer of 1938, following the Anschluss, Werfel and his wife,<mask> continued her role as a hostess, bringing together many other artists. After his death, Werfel's novel The Song of Bernadette and the science fiction novel Star of the Unborn were published. Werfel died of a heart attack in California in 1945. The U.S. has a cultural icon. In 1946, <mask>-Werfel became a US citizen. She remained a cultural figure after moving to New York City. According to Leonard Bernstein, <mask>-Werfel had attended some of his rehearsals.She was dedicated to her by Benjamin Britten, who considered her to be a "living link" to both <mask> and Berg. There was a death in New York City in 1964. On February 8, 1965, she was buried in the same cemetery as her daughter Manon Gropius and a few steps away from <mask>. Five artworks were seized by the Nazis and were requested to be returned to the family by the granddaughter. Edvard Munch's painting "A summer's night on the beach" was one of the paintings. After fleeing the Nazis, Carl Moll, a militant Nazi, gained control of the paintings and kept them until 1940, when he sold them to the Oesterreichische Galerie. The claims were filed after the war but only the self-portrait was recovered.The granddaughter revived the claims when Austria changed its laws. Austria initially rejected the claim. Austria

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title: Alma Mahler

texts: agreed to restitute the stolen Munch in 2006 after six decades of fighting. Studies of the latter were influenced by the two books on <mask>. For decades, <mask>'s values, character, and day-to-day behavior, as well as her various publications, were treated as the main authority by the woman who outlived her first husband by more than 50 years. Her accounts of her relationship with him have been found to be unreliable, false, and misleading. Several generations of scholars, interpreters, and music lovers have been influenced by the deliberate distortions.Several historians and biographers have begun to speak of theAlma Problem because of the serious contradictions between her accounts and other evidence. She is often the only witness and the biographer has to rely on her while questioning her capacity for telling the truth. Everything that passed through her hands must be seen as bad. In her memoirs, she states that she first tried to compose in the beginning of the 19th century on the Greek island of Corfu. She studied composition with Labor from 1894 to 1901. She began composition lessons with Alexander von Zemlinsky in the fall of 1900 and continued as his student until her engagement to <mask> in 1901. She had composed or sketched mostly Lieder, but around 20 piano pieces and a small number of chamber music works, and a scene from an opera.She stopped making music in 1915. She did not date her manuscripts and destroyed many of them. There have been attempts to establish a chronological list of her works. There are 17 songs by her. Three publications were published

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title: Alma Mahler

texts: during her lifetime. The first two volumes were published under a different name and the last one was illustrated by a different artist. Two of the songs were published in the year 2000 and one was published in the year 2018).Her personal papers are held at a number of libraries, including the University of Pennsylvania, the Austrian National Library, and the Bavarian State Library. Since the 1980s, these songs have been performed and recorded. The accompaniments have been made into orchestral versions. Seven of the 17 songs were orchestrated by David and Colin Matthews. Unless otherwise noted, works compositions from <mask>, A Complete Songs are cited. In My Father's Garden is one of the five songs for voice and piano. The original title of the poem is Gefunden.Four Songs for voice and piano were published in June 1915. Five Songs for voice and piano were published in April 1924. Do you know my nights? Einsamer Gang for voice and piano was published by Barry Millington. He wrote a song, "Alma", portraying her as the loveliest girl in Vienna, the smartest as well, who became a difficult companion to the work-absorbed <mask>, Gropius, and Werfel as each in turn came under her "spell". He said that their marriage was murdah and that she only vants to make love. While on his last train journey, <mask> remembers the important events of his life, such as his relationship with his wife, the deaths of his brother and young daughter, and his trouble with the muses.In the film, Gustav was portrayed by Robert Powell. Israeli writer Joshua Sobol and Austrian director Paulus Manker

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title: Alma Mahler

texts: collaborated on a movie in 1996. It played in Vienna for six successive seasons and toured with over 400 performances to Venice, Lisbon, Los Angeles, Petronell, Berlin, Semmering, Jerusalem, and Prague. In 1997 the show was made into a three-part TV mini-series. The song cycle was written by Mohammed Fairouz. Kate Lindsey wrote songs for it in 2011. In the 2001 Bruce Beresford film Bride of the Wind, <mask>.Jonathan Pryce played <mask> Pérez played a character. The years from 1898 to 1901 were covered in the diaries published in 1998. In the 2001 novel The Artist's Wife, she tells her story from the afterlife, focusing on her complicated relationships. In 2010, the German filmmaker and his son released a film about <mask>'s relationship with his wife and his meeting with Sigmund Freud. The directors state in the film's introduction that it happened. How it happened is fiction.Informational notes include "My Life, My Loves: Memoirs of Alma Mahler Vermilon Books" and "Alma Mahler-Werfel, Diaries 1898–1902" 'And the bridge is love' Hutchinson of London, first published September 1959, third impression April 1960 <mask>, Letters to his Wife. It was edited by Henry-Louis de La Grange and Gnther Weiss. The first complete edition was revised and translated by Antony Beaumont. The Bride of the Wind was written by Muse, Gattin, and Witwe. The life and times of a woman. Theoughtin Mifflin Company, Boston 1983, and Secker & Warburg, London 1984, 347 pages.Nicholas Fox Weber wrote "Walter Gropius" in The Bauhaus Group: Six Masters of Modernity. The chapter begins with her story. pp.

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title: Billy McMillon

texts: <mask> was born in 1971 and is an American former professional baseball outfielder. He played for four different teams in Major League Baseball. He stood tall and weighed as a player. He is a member of the International League Hall of Fame. McMillon has been a coach and manager in Minor League Baseball since retiring as a player. He was most recently the manager of the Triple-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox. McMillon was born in New Mexico and graduated from high school in South Carolina.He played college baseball for the Tigers from 1991 to 1993 and had a.382 batting average. He was selected by the Florida Marlins in the 8th round of the 1993 MLB draft. McMillon first played professionally in 1993 for the Elmira Pioneers, a farm team of the Marlins. McMillon was selected as a starter for the Midwest League all-star game in 1994. In 1995 with the Portland Sea Dogs, McMillon had a.313 batting average with 14 home runs and 93 runs in. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Billy McMillon

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 He was named to the Eastern League's all-star team and the most valuable player.<mask> was named the International League's rookies of the year after playing for the Charlotte Knights. McMillon went on to hit.188 in 41 MLB games over the course of the next two seasons. He was traded to Philadelphia in 1997. McMillon played in 24 games for the Philadelphians in 1997 and had a.292 batting average with two home runs and 13 RBIs. He played in the MLB during 2000 and 2001 with the Detroit Tigers, appearing in 66 games and batting.255 with five home runs and 28 RBIs. McMillon played for the Oakland A's from 2001 to 2004. He had a.248 batting average with nine home runs and 47 RBIs with Oakland.McMillon had a batting average of.248 with 16 home runs and 93 RBIs in 269 MLB games. He played in Oakland's loss to Boston in the 2003 American League Division Series, collecting one hit in six at bats. He played as an outfielder, a designated hitter, and a first baseman. He had a good fielding average as an outfielder. McMillon was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Billy McMillon

texts: Northern Division of the Eastern League with an 88–54 record.The league's manager of the year was <mask>. All but Eduardo Rodrguez were promoted to higher levels by the time of the Eastern League playoffs. The Sea Dogs finished the 2015 season with a 53–89 record. McMillon was the base running and minor league outfielder in the Red Sox's farm system. McMillon became the 18th manager of the team's Triple-A history, and the 21st overall since the team was established as a Double-A franchise in 1970. The PawSox finished the year with a record. The minor league season was canceled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.McMillon became the first manager of the Red Sox, who became Boston's Triple-A affiliate. McMillon has a bachelor's degree from the University of Phoenix and an executive's degree from the University of Phoenix. He and his family live in Columbia, South Carolina. People from Alamogordo, New Mexico African-American baseball managers African-American baseball players Baseball coaches from South Carolina Baseball players from New


title: Pierre-Simon Laplace

texts: The work of Pierre-Simon, marquis de <mask> was important to the development of engineering, mathematics, statistics, physics, astronomy, and philosophy. The work of his predecessors was summarized in his five-volume Mécanique céleste. A broader range of problems were opened up by this work, which translated the geometric study of classical mechanics to one based on calculus. <mask> developed the interpretation of probability in statistics. The Laplace transform is a field that he took a leading role in forming. The Laplacian differential operator is also named after him. He was one of the first scientists to postulate the existence of black holes and the idea of a collapse in space.One of the greatest scientists of all time was <mask>. He has been described as a phenomenal natural mathematical faculty superior to that of any of his peers. He was Napoleon's examiner when he was in Paris. After the Bourbon Restoration, <mask> became a marquis and became a count of the Empire. The records of <mask>'s life were burned in 1925 with the family chteau in Saint Julien de Mailloc, the home of his great-great-grandson the Comte de Colbert-<mask>. His house at Arcueil near Paris was looted in 1871. <mask> was born in a village four miles west of Pont l'vque.Pierre de <mask> owned and farmed the small estates of

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title: Pierre-Simon Laplace

texts: Maarquis. Maitre Oliver de <mask> was his great-uncle. He went to Paris to advance his fortune after obtaining a letter of introduction to d'Alembert. Karl Pearson states that his parents, <mask> and Marie-Anne Sochon, were from comfortable families, which is 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 The <mask> family was involved in agriculture until at least 1750, but <mask> senior was also a cider merchant. Pierre Simon <mask>'s father intended to escort him to the Roman Catholic Church after he graduated from school. He was sent to read theology at the University of Caen at the age of sixteen.He was taught by two enthusiastic teachers of mathematics at the university, who awoke his zeal for the subject. <mask>'s brilliance as a mathematician was quickly recognised and he wrote a memoir while still at Caen. The first intercourse was between <mask> and Lagrange. <mask>'s paper appeared in the fourth volume of

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texts: the series after many of his early works were printed in a journal in his native city of Turin. He decided to become a professional mathematician because he didn't want to be a priest. According to some sources, he became an unbeliever after breaking with the church. <mask> left for Paris with a letter of introduction from Le Canu to Jean le Rond d'Alembert who at that time was supreme in scientific circles.To get rid of him, d'Alembert gave him a thick mathematics book and told him to come back when he had read it. d'Alembert did not hide his opinion that it was impossible for <mask> to read and understand the book when he came back a few days later. He took <mask> under his care after he realised that it was true. <mask> solved a problem that d'Alembert set him for submission the following week, then solved a harder problem the next night. He was recommended for a teaching place by D'Alembert. With a secure income and undemanding teaching, <mask> now threw himself into original research and produced much of his original work in astronomy. <mask> and Lavoisier designed their own equipment for experimental investigations.Their paper, Memoir on Heat, discussed the theory of motion. They measured the heat of various bodies and the expansion of metals. The boiling points of alcohol and ether were measured.

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texts: <mask> was entitled to membership in the French Academy of Sciences by 1771 after impressing the Marquis de Condorcet. In 1772, Jacques Antoine Joseph Cousin was admitted. In 1773 d'Alembert wrote to Lagrange in Berlin asking if a position could be found for <mask> there. In February, Condorcet became permanent secretary of the Académie, and in March, <mask> was elected associate member.<mask> read his paper in front of the Academy des Sciences. He was elected to the academy, a place where he conducted most of his science. At the age of thirty-nine, <mask> married Marie-Charlotte de Courty de Romanges, an eighteen-year-old girl from a "good" family in Besanon. The wedding was held in Paris. Charles-mile was the son of the couple. <mask>'s early published work began with differential equations and finite differences, but he was already thinking about the mathematical concepts of probability and statistics. He drafted two papers that would establish his reputation before he was elected to the Académie.The first Mémoire sur la probabilité des causes par les événements was published in 1774 while the second paper was published in 1776. He would think of the two disciplines in the same way. <mask> used probability to repair defects in knowledge. <mask>'s work on probability and statistics is discussed below


title: Pierre-Simon Laplace

texts: with his work on the analytic theory of probabilities. The motion of the planets is described by the laws of motion and universal gravitation in the Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica, which was published in 1768. All of his published work used cumbersome geometric reasoning that was unsuitable to account for the more subtle higher-order effects of interactions between the planets. Even though he believed that divine intervention was necessary to guarantee the stability of the Solar System,Newton doubted the possibility of a mathematical solution to the whole.Dispensing with the hypothesis of divine intervention would be a major activity of <mask>'s scientific life. <mask>'s methods are vital to the development of the theory, but they are not precise enough to demonstrate the stability of the Solar System. One particular problem from observational astronomy was the fact that Jupiter's orbit appeared to be decreasing while that of Saturn was increasing. The problem was solved by Joseph Louis Lagrange in 1763 but without success. In 1776, <mask> published a memoir in which he explored the possible influences of a luminiferous ether or a law of gravitation that did not act immediately. He returned to his investment in gravity. A practical approximation was made by ignoring small terms in the

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texts: equations of motion.When integrated over time, the terms could become important. Up to and including the cubic, <mask> carried his analysis into the higher-order terms. <mask>'s work on the stability of the Solar System was launched when he concluded that any two planets and the Sun must be in mutual equilibrium. The most important advance in physical astronomy has been described by Gerald James Whitrow. <mask> had a wide knowledge of all sciences. The ability with which he invented the necessary analysis is almost phenomenal, as <mask> seems to have regarded analysis merely as a means of attacking physical problems. He never studied elegance or symmetry in his processes and only explained the steps by which he arrived at them if his results were true.The ocean's real reaction is described in the dynamic theory of tides, which was developed by <mask> in the 18th century. Friction, resonance and natural periods of ocean basins were taken into account in <mask>'s theory of ocean tides. The large amphidromic systems in the world's ocean basins were predicted by it. The effects of continents and other important effects could not be explained by the equilibrium theory. Since the theory has been confirmed, there are many possible explanations, like how the tides interact with deep sea ridges and chains of


title: Pierre-Simon Laplace

texts: seamounts give rise to deep eddies that transport nutrients from the deep to the surface. The equilibrium tide theory calculates the height of the tide wave less than half a meter, while the dynamic theory explains why tides are up to 15 meters. Satellite observations confirm the accuracy of the dynamic theory, and the tides worldwide are now measured to within a few centimeters.The models are based on the TOPEX data. When calculating gravity and changes in sea levels, accurate models of tides worldwide are essential. In 1776, <mask> formulated a single set of linear partial differential equations for tidal flow. The effects of coriolis and gravity are introduced. The equations were obtained by <mask>. They can be derived from energy integrals. For a fluid sheet of average thickness D, the vertical tidal elevation, as well as the horizontal velocity components U and v, satisfy <mask>'s tidal equations.William Thomson used the curl to rewrite <mask>'s terms. This can be further rewritten under certain conditions. He published memoirs of exceptional power on the figure of the Earth. Part II of the Théorie du Mouvement et de la figure elliptique des plantes was published in 1784 and the third volume of the Mécanique céleste was published in 1783. <mask> determined the attraction of a spheroid on a particle

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