title: Rudolph Rummel

texts: the more likely people will be killed. This is a reason to promote freedom. Concentration of political power is the most dangerous thing. <mask> considers the correlation to be more important than the reliability of estimates. <mask> was one of the early researchers on the democratic peace theory. Between 1816 and 2005 there were no wars between democracies and non-democracies. In <mask>'s definition of democracy, those who hold power are elected in competitive elections with a secret ballot and wide franchise, where there is freedom of speech, religion, and organization, and a constitutional framework of law.Enough time has passed since its inception for peace-sufficient democratic procedures to become accepted and democratic culture to settle in, so it should be well-established. Three years seems to be enough for this. According to <mask>, war is a conflict that causes at least 1,000 battle deaths. The answer to the question "Why universalizing republics would create a peaceful world" was given by the philosopher Immanuel Kant. People wouldn't vote for wars in which they and their loved ones could die. The people can get aroused against nondemocracies and push their leaders toward war, as in the Spanish–American War. A deeper explanation is that when people are free, they create an exchange society of groups and centers of power.A culture of negotiation,

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texts: tolerance, and splitting differences develops in such a society. Free people develop an in-group orientation toward other societies, a feeling of shared norms and ideals that militates against violence toward other free societies. <mask> was interested in analyzing the effects of regimes that unintentionally, yet culpably, cause the deaths of their citizens through incompetence or sheer indifference. A regime in which corruption has become so pervasive and destructive of a people's welfare that it threatens their daily lives and reduces their life expectancy is an example. According to <mask>, democracies have the least deaths of citizens under such regimes. If Rummel thought famine was the result of a deliberate policy, he included it in democide. According to Rummel, there have been no famines in democracies, and that democracy is an important factor for economic growth and for raising living standards.He stated that research shows that more democracy increases happiness. According to <mask>, the increase in the number of democracies would lead to an end to wars. He thought that goal could be achieved by the 21st century. <mask> started out as a socialist but later became an anti-communist, a libertarian, and an advocate of economic liberalism. <mask> was an outspoken critic of communism and the democides that occurred under colonialism, which resulted in

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texts: hundreds of million deaths. <mask> did not support invading another country to replace a dictatorship, but he was a strong supporter of spreading liberal democracy. When states are libertarian, there is less foreign violence.The Philippine War, involvement in the 1900 Battle of Peking, and the strategic bombing of civilians during World War II were all critical of American foreign policy by <mask>. The War on Terror and the Iraq War were supported by <mask>. <mask> proposed that an intergovernmental organization of all democracies outside of the United Nations deals with issues that the United Nations can't or wouldn't do, in order to promote peace, human security, human rights, and democracy. The state killings in Cambodia and Vietnam were caused by Ted Kennedy's opposition to the Vietnam War. The media reaction to Kennedy's death was too benign, and <mask> stated that the post-war blood of millions is on Kennedy's hands. <mask> accused Barack Obama and the Democratic Party of trying to establish an authoritarian, one-party state. He thought global warming was a scam for power and opposed the carbon-trading scheme.Democratic Bill Clinton and Republican George W. Bush had been pursuing a democratic peace. Some parts of the academic world focus on problems in nations with high political and economic freedom and ignore problems in other nations. He criticized

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texts: the tenure system. One of the main challenges to realism in international relations is the reception democratic peace theory. From 2000 to August 2009, more than a hundred different researchers have published multiple articles in this field. Critics say there have been exceptions to the theory. Some authoritarian regimes have not engaged in the megamurder category of democide, and there have been a few exceptions for democratic regimes.In his FAQ, <mask> talked about some of the exceptions and referred to books by other scholars. Data, definition, historical periods, limited consequences, methodology, microfoundations, and statistical significance are some of the criticisms of the democratic peace theory. The academic definitions of democracy and war can be manipulated so as to manufacture an artificial trend if those who dispute the theory do so on the grounds that it conflates correlation with causation. The first work on democratic peace by <mask> received little attention. His results were included in a five-volume work. It was reviewed in 1992 as having moderate pretensions, and showed <mask>'s "unrelenting" economic liberalism and "extreme" views on defense policy. <mask>'s more conventionally acceptable proposition may have been distracted by these elements.Some researchers disagree with <mask>'s version of the democratic peace theory, which supports


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texts: the existence and explanatory power of the theory. According to <mask>'s research, democracies are less warlike against non-democracies than against one another. According to <mask>, democracies never go to war with each other. Stuart A. Bremer found that it is a chance and that <mask>'s version of the democratic peace theory was deterministic. The increase in the risk of war in democratizing countries happens only if most of the surrounding nations are undemocratic according to a review by James Lee Ray. Even if wars between young democracies are included in the analysis, there is still enough evidence to support the claim that all democracies go into war with one another less frequently. <mask> did not always apply his definition of democracy to governments under discussion.The opening paragraphs of the appendix for Power Kills are based on Michael Doyle's lists of liberal democracies. The secret ballot that was first adopted by Tasmania in 1856 is what Doyle used to define adult male suffragists. Critical reviews of <mask>'s estimates focused on his choice of data sources and his statistical approach. Reliable figures are hard to come by when <mask> bases his estimates on historical sources. <mask> used a statistical approach to analyze large sets of estimates. Establishing patterns and testing various theoretical explanations of genocides and mass killings

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texts: is the focus of <mask> and other genocide scholars. As they are dealing with large data sets that describe mass mortality events globally, they have to rely onselective data provided by country experts so precise estimates are not a required or expected result of their work.Yehuda Bauer, noted scholar of the Holocaust who commented that democide is more appropriate to describe mass atrocities perpetrated by state actors than genocide, wrote in Rethinking the Holocaust. Even if the criticisms were valid, a lower figure would not make a difference to <mask>'s conclusions. The Susan Strange Award was given to <mask> in 1999. This award is given to a person who is the most challenge conventional wisdom and intellectual and organizational complacency in the international studies community. The Lifetime Achievement Award from the Conflict Processes Organized Section of the American Political Science Association was given to <mask>. In the past, <mask> claimed that he was a finalist for the peace prize based on an Associated Press report about a short list. The claim was in one of his books.<mask> was a multiple nominee for the Peace Prize. The Never Again Series was written by <mask>. "Never Again is a what-if, alternative history in which two lovers are sent back in time to 1906 with modern weapons and 38 billion dollars in order to prevent the rise of


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texts: totalitarianism and the outbreak of world wars," according to the series' website. Most books and articles by <mask> are available for free on his website. Books of Nations is a publication by SAGE Publications. Conflict in Perspective (Understanding Conflict and War) was written by David McKay. Endangered Peace is the name of the militrische berlegenheit der UdSSR.The Military Superiority of the USSR was published in 1977. Why a new "Democratic Peace" blog? The Communist Body Count is a chart of <mask>'s estimates of Nazi deaths and

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title: Michael Duursma

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texts: Frank Montieth and then scored on a double by Dirk van 't Klooster. The Dutch team won the silver medal. In 2007, Duursma scored 37 runs in 38 games. He was fourth in runs and fifth in walks and tied for 10th in the league.He had 3 hits in the Holland Series, but he also had a crucial run-costing error. Kinheim defeated the Pioniers in the Series. The worst Dutch starting position player in the European Baseball Championship was <mask>. The team won the gold medal and qualified for the Summer Olympics. In the World Port Tournament, he was 3 for 16 with 4 walks. In the Baseball World Cup, <mask> went 1 for 7 with a run and an error as the main second baseman, but it was MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE The 2008 Haarlem Baseball Week saw <mask> bat.200 and lead the team with 5 walks.The coach of the team that represents the Netherlands at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing was Robert Eenhoorn. 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

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title: Jo Jorgensen

texts: <mask> is an American libertarian political activist and academic. She was the Libertarian Party's nominee for president of the United States in the 2020 election, and she finished third in the popular vote with 1.9 million votes. She was the party's nominee for vice president in the 1996 election. She is a full-time lecturer of psychology. On May 1, 1957, <mask>n was born in Libertyville, Illinois, and raised in Grayslake. She attended Grayslake Central High School. Her grandparents were Danes.In 1979 he received a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology and a master's degree in business administration from Southern Methodist University. She received a PhD in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from the university in 2002. Since 2006 she has been a full-time teacher. The United States House of Representatives election was the first time that <mask>n ran for office. She ran as a Libertarian for a seat in South Carolina. The third placer was third with 2% of the vote. Harry Browne's running mate in the 1996 United States presidential election was nominated by the Libertarian Party.She was nominated on the first ballot. She was one of three people who participated in a vice-presidential debate televised nationwide by C-SPAN on October 22. Browne and <mask>n received over half a million votes and finished in fifth place with less than 1% of the popular vote. This was the best performance by the Libertarian Party in a long time. The Libertarian presidential nomination was filed with the FEC on August 13, 2019. She participated in the South Carolina Libertarian presidential debate on the same day she launched her campaign. Two of the 12 Libertarian primaries were won by <mask>n, who was second in the cumulative popular vote.On May 23, 2020, <mask>n became the

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texts: Libertarian presidential nominee, making her the first woman and the only female 2020 presidential candidate with ballot access to over 270 electoral votes. Spike Cohen was nominated for vice president. Hillary Clinton's unofficial 2016 campaign slogan, "I'm With Her", was used by <mask>n's supporters. The slogan trended on the social networking site. She did not get much support in opinion polling. The September 2020 release of a list of potential Supreme Court nominees was in response to the death of Justice Ginsburg. In the general election, <mask>n received more than 1.8 million votes.After the election, several media outlets speculated that <mask>n's candidacy resulted in vote splitting significant enough to be decisive in Democrat <mask>'s victory over Republican Donald Trump, pointing to <mask>n's vote share being higher than Biden's margin of victory over Trump in multiple battleground states. She supports a free-market healthcare system financed by individual spending accounts that could keep any savings, which she believes would increase healthcare providers' incentive to compete by meeting consumer demand for low-cost services. She dislikes single-payer healthcare. Replacing Social Security with individual retirement accounts is supported by <mask>n. Jacob Hornberger accused <mask>n of supporting the welfare state through Social Security and Medicare during the final debate of the 2020 primaries. She called Social Security a Ponzi scheme. She wanted to allow people to opt out of the program on her first day in office, as well as emphasizing the need for the government to fulfill existing Social Security obligations.Those who opt out would put 6.2% of their payroll taxes in individual retirement accounts and receive Social Security benefits for existing

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texts: contributions as zero-coupon bonds for retirement. Civil asset forfeiture and qualified immunity are against criminal justice and drug policy. She supports abolishing drug laws and promises to pardon all drug offenders. She wants the demilitarization of police. She supports non-interventionism, armed neutrality, and the withdrawal of U.S. troops from abroad. Deregulation is argued to reduce poverty by immigration, economics, and trade. She wants to reduce taxes.<mask>n supports the freedom of American citizens to travel and trade, calls for the elimination of trade barriers and tariffs, and supports the repeal of quotas on the number of people who can legally enter the United States to work, visit, or reside. She said in the debate that she would stop the construction of the border wall. She blamed anti-immigration sentiment on disproportionate media coverage of crimes by immigrants. She said that immigration helps the economy and that the blend of cultures is beneficial. The U.S. government's response to the COVID-19 epidemic has been characterized as overly bureaucratic and authoritarian. It is a matter of personal choice if you wear a mask. She believes that mask-wearing would be widely adopted without government intervention because market competition would drive businesses to adopt either mask-required or mask-optional policies, allowing consumers the freedom to choose their preferred environment.In the absence of a government mandate, <mask>n argues that consumer preferences would shape businesses' policies on face masks. <mask>n has two adult daughters and a grandson. Her mother died on September 3, 2020. List of female United States presidential and vice-presidential candidates Third party and independent candidates for the 2020 United States presidential

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title: Roberta Leigh

texts: Rita Lewin was a British author, artist, composer and television producer. She wrote romance fiction and children's stories under a number of different names. She was working on new books until a year before she died. She wrote and produced a number of children's television shows, including Sara and Hoppity, Wonder Boy and Tiger, Send for Dithers and Space Patrol. She was born Rita Shulman in London to poor Jewish parents who had left Russia. She was widowed in 1981 after she married Michael Lewin. She died at the age of 87.When she was a schoolgirl at St Mary's convent in Rhyl,<mask> wrote her first romantic fiction. The first of over 160 novels was published in 1950 as <mask>. She published children's books under the names Janey Scott, Rachel Lindsay, and Rozella Lake. She stopped writing romance novels after her husband's death, but continued to make fiction and develop television and film projects. She was the first woman producer in Britain to have her own film company. She created eight puppet TV series, including The Adventures of Twizzle, Torchy the Battery Boy, Sara and Hoppity, Space Patrol, Wonder Boy and Tiger, and Send for Dithers. The first two were made with the same person.Space Patrol was syndicated around the globe and achieved the highest ratings of any children's show up to that time. This was followed by a live-action colour space adventure series. The pilot episodes were filmed. She was credited as the composer for most of her shows because of her interest in music. Most of her compositions were hummed into a tape recorder and then translated into a score by the composer. After asking a shop clerk for something that made interesting sounds, she tinkered with electronic equipment to create the opening theme for Space Patrol. In addition to collaborating on Twizzle and Torchy,<mask> collaborated with

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texts: Barry Gray for three musical compositions."Songs for Children" is on Vera Lynn's 1955 album. The correct spelling of her name is featured on the sheet music. In addition to Twizzle,<mask> wrote and narrated The Wonderful Story of How You Were Born, which was a frank spoken-word sex education record. Paul Starr was a decade ahead of Space Patrol. A marionette puppet series in the same vein as Space Patrol was produced in colour. Agent Paul Starr and his crewman, Lightning, work for the Space Bureau of Investigation. They have a squat rocket that can travel through space, air and underwater.Solar energy is used to power the craft in space. Nuclear missiles are one of the weapons it is armed with. The sound effects used in Space Patrol are similar to those used in Paul Starr's robot. There is no sign of strings or wooden movements of the puppet characters. The puppets were made by Martin and Heather. Before the Terrahawk's arrival, mouth movements were realistic. Edward Bishop provided the voice of Paul Starr.The title song and lyrics were written by <mask>. Arthur Provis was the director of photography. Starr's boss sends him to Mars where five atomic power stations have been destroyed by fire. Starr and Lightning are security guards. General Darynx is the suspect. The non-human fish people are the Martians. The Solarnauts This was a colour live-action space adventure TV series that starred John Garfield, Jr.Like Paul Starr, the filmed material is still there. The books were credited to <mask>, Rachel Lindsay, Janey Scott or Rozella Lake. Both <mask> and Rachel Lindsay were credited with novels. The adventures of Mr. Hero Mr. Mr. is a film about Hero and the Raggler Children. The hero is the Pearly Queen.There is a hero and an animal. Mr. is a hero in Bongo Island. There is a hero and a Puss the Octo Mr. A hero helps a

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title: Peter Taylor (footballer, born 1953)

texts: <mask> is a retired footballer who is the manager of Welling United. He left the last role at Gillingham at the end of the year. He took charge of the England national team for one game against Italy and made David Beckham captain for the first time. The England under-20 team was managed by him. <mask> was the head coach of the Bahrain national football team. One of the few players to have been selected for the senior England team when they weren't playing in the top two flights of a domestic league was <mask>. <mask> had a successful playing career as a winger.He began his youth career with Canvey Island and had trials at Spurs and Crystal Palace before signing as a junior with Southend United in 1971. Crystal Palace manager, Malcolm Allison, signed him on 11 October 1973, after <mask>'s part in their promotion to the old third division. After Palace were demoted to the third tier, <mask> was named Player of the Year and remained at the club for two more seasons, becoming player of the year again in 1976. During the 1975–76 season, <mask> scored two goals in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup and also made four appearances for the full England team, scoring twice. Palace did not achieve promotion to the second tier despite having a good season. Terry Venables replaced Allison at the end of the season and <mask> was allowed to leave for a fee of $400,000. <mask> scored on his debut in a 4-2 defeat at The Hawthorns.He had a mixed career at Spurs, the club was demoted in 1977 but was promoted in 1978. <mask> moved to Leyton Orient in 1980 after scoring 31 times in 123 appearances for Spurs. He played 56 times for

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texts: Orient and scored 11 times in three seasons. After eight appearances for Exeter City, <mask> moved to non-league football with Maidstone United, Chelmsford City, Dartford and Enfield. <mask> made his England debut in the 80th minute against Wales and scored the winning goal. He scored his second international goal against the same opponents. <mask> was the last Englishman to score two goals in his first two international games, followed by Rickie Lambert.<mask> went into a career as a coach and manager after his playing career ended. <mask> was a player manager at a non-league club. In his four seasons there, club attendances rose from 400 to 1000 and he won the Southern Cup twice. <mask> was the first manager in the Football League. After two years as manager, he quit at the end of the 1994–95 season after failing to get them past the middle of the Division One table. In the 1995– 1996 season, <mask> was the manager of Dover Athletic, who were 20th in the Conference and only two clubs were going to be demoted. After being asked by Glenn Hoddle to manage the England under-21 side, he left the club two months later.11 of his matches were won, three were drawn and one was lost. England finished ninth in the 1998 European Championship and qualified for the 2000 finals easily, winning every match without giving up a goal. Howard Wilkinson won the next two matches and replaced <mask> in a controversial manner. The team's qualification record was blemished by the three goals conceded in the 3–1 defeat to Poland. England was knocked out in the group stage of the finals after winning against Turkey but losing to

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title: Peter Taylor (footballer, born 1953)

texts: Slovakia and Italy. At the end of the 1999–2000 season, Gillingham were promoted to the upper half of the English league after defeating Wigan Athletic in the Division Two play-off final. He guided the Gills to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup after victories over League One opposition at home and away, but lost to Chelsea in the last eight.He left the club a few weeks later to take the job atLeicester City. His club went top of the league on 1 October 2000 after an excellent start. They stayed at the top of the league for two weeks, but lost nine of their last 10 games and fell to 13th place. <mask> was fired in September 2001 after a poor start to the season. <mask> was appointed interim manager of England for one match in 2000. Italy defeated <mask>'s team 1–0 in the Stadio Delle Alpi in Torino on November 15, 2000. He gave David Beckham the captain's armband for the first time, and used six players who were still eligible for the Under-21s.Micky Adams had become the new assistant manager of Leicester City when he was sacked by the Seagulls. <mask> resigned from his job at the end of the season, citing a low budget and the delay to the new stadium as reasons. In November 2002 <mask> was appointed manager of Hull City who were weeks away from moving to the KC Stadium. Division Three runners-up were followed by a mid-table finish. They reached the Football League Championship in the 2005–06 season after finishing runners-up in League One the previous season. <mask> returned to manage England's U-21 team for a second time in 2004, combining the role with his job at Hull. England advanced from their qualification

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texts: group to the finals but lost to France in a play-off.The team qualified for the finals after he joined Crystal Palace. The England U-21 manager's role was to be a full-time position when he left in January 2007. In his second spell with the U21s, <mask>'s record was 16 played and he won nine and lost two. Crystal Palace Success at Hull drew attention from other clubs, and <mask> returned to Crystal Palace in June 2006 after Palace agreed a £300,000 compensation package with Hull. He only lasted 16 months at Selhurst Park as he was sacked in October 2007, after a run of poor form left the Eagles hovering dangerously above the bottom three. <mask> was appointed manager of the Conference team in November 2007, a few weeks after he left Palace. Junior Lewis, a player he had previously brought into five other clubs, was his first purchase in this role.<mask> had been in charge of Stevenage for 6 months when his short-term contract ran out and he failed to get them into the end of season play-offs. They finished the season in sixth place, 22 points behind the champion, having been in third place and just four points off top spot when he first took charge. He became the manager of the club after they failed to reach the League Two play-off final. Junior Lewis was signed as the first team coach. <mask> had a good start to the 2008–09 season, as Wycombe went on an 18-game run in the league and were promoted to League One on the final day of the season. He was dismissed after the team's slow start to the League One season. <mask> took over as manager of the League Two side on February 16, 2010, initially on a three-month


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texts: contract until the end of the 2009–10 season.Junior Lewis was employed as the first team coach. The day before the game, <mask> signed a one-year contract. <mask> turned down an offer to be an assistant to Alan Pardew. After three successive defeats later in the month, <mask> came under pressure but vowed to carry on. I'm prepared to take this job head on, I'm not prepared to walk away. <mask> remained in charge for one final time, despite the fact that he and City parted company after a poor run of form. <mask> was signed to train the national football team.His team won the football tournament at the 1st GCC Games in Manama for the first time in their history. Saudi Arabia was beaten in a one-sided final. <mask> was praised by the players, fans and officials. <mask> was the leader of the team that won the football gold medal in the Arab Games in Doha, beating Jordan 1–0 in the final. When asked about the arrest and torture of up to 150 pro-democracy athletes, including three of his own players, <mask> told reporters not to go there. You're boring. In a World Cup qualification match, Indonesia was defeated 10–0 by Bahrain.The country needed to overcome a 9–0 deficit to have a chance of making the next stage. He was fired after a 2–6 loss to the United Arab Emirates. <mask> was appointed as the England national under-20 football team manager on a two-month contract to lead the team who had qualified for the U-20 World Cup in Turkey. England finished bottom of their group in the finals, losing to Egypt and drawing with Iraq. <mask> was appointed Gillingham manager for the second time, on an interim basis,

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title: Peter Taylor (footballer, born 1953)

texts: following the club's dismissal of Martin Allen. He was appointed full-time manager on 11 November and has a contract until the end of the season. On December 31, he was relieved of his duties.<mask> was appointed the head coach of the team for the upcoming season. <mask> left his position as head coach of the state after four defeats in the series. <mask> was offered the position of assistant to Anthony Hudson with the New Zealand national football team. <mask> was going to be based in England to work with the New Zealand players. He was appointed as director of football at Gillingham in May of last year. He was appointed Gillingham's interim manager after Adrian Pennock left. He left both jobs at Gillingham.Terry Harris was appointed as <mask>'s assistant on June 5, 2018. The club stated that a change was needed due to recent results. <mask> was appointed manager of Welling United on September 28, 2021. As a player, Southend United Football League Fourth Division runner-up: 1971–72, as a manager, Gillingham Football League Second Division play-offs: 1999–2000, and as a manager, Hull City Football League Third Division promotion: 2003–04. The players are from Crystal Palace F.C. The players are from Spurs. The players are from Orient F.C.The players are from Oldham Athletic A.F.C. The players are from Exeter City F.C. The players are from Maidstone United F.C. The players are from Chelmsford City F.C. The players are from F.C. The players are from Enfield F.C. Football managers and players from England.The managers are from Enfield F.C. The managers of Southend United F.C. The managers of Dover Athletic F.C. The


title: A. J. Wallace (American football)

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title: A. J. Wallace (American football)

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217He was rated the 6th-best defensive back in the country by Scout.com. He returned three kicks for touchdown as a kick returner. He was a first-team All-Met by The Washington Post. He played in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. He was the first-team small-school all-state. <mask> played on offense, defense and special teams in college. He averaged 21.8 yards every time he touched the ball.He finished fourth on the team in all-purpose yards. He had 25 touches and was fourth in the Big Ten in average kick return yards with a 24.2 average. He ran for over 150 yards on eight carries with a 19.1 average. <mask> made eight solo tackles. He had five plays that went over 40 yards. <mask> played in his first college football game in the season opener. He returned two kicks for 41 and 54 yards in his college debut.<mask> had a 17-yard run on a reverse and caught his first career pass for five yards against Notre Dame. He returned two kicks for 26 yards. <mask> took a reverse 76 yards for a touchdown. <mask> ran for 12 yards on two carries. <mask> returned the opening kick off 46 yards and had a total of 82 yards on three returns. He made two solo tackles. <mask> returned four kickoffs for 89 yards and one for 33 yards.<mask> returned a kick off against Temple. <mask> made five solo tackles against Michigan State.

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title: A. J. Wallace (American football)

texts: <mask> returned two kickoffs for 34 yards in the 2007 Outback Bowl. <mask> and Sargeant competed for the starting left corner position in the beginning of the season. <mask> started the last four games of the season at left corner. He played in every game of the season and racked up 33 tackles, including two solo, one interception, three turnovers, and four broken-up passes. <mask> broke the school record of                                                    <mask> had an average of 26.4 yards on his 22 returns, which was third in the Big Ten. <mask> ran a kickoff return for a touchdown in the second half against Notre Dame. He made a tackle. He returned a kick and made three tackles. <mask> recovered a fumbled ball against Michigan. He returned two kicks for 41 yards. <mask> returned four kicks for 55 yards.Against Indiana, <mask> made a career-high five tackles and recovered a muffed punt. He returned a kick for 33 yards. <mask> started at corner for the first time in his career against Ohio State. He ran a kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown, the first Penn State player to do so since <mask> had a 97-yard return against Illinois in 2001. He made three tackles and broke up a pass. <mask> returned three kickoffs for 42 yards. <mask> made five tackles against Temple, tying his career-high.He made four tackles and returned a kick against Michigan State. He had a total

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texts: of 98 yards on four returns. <mask> made five tackles, three of which were solo, in the Alamo Bowl against Texas A&M. He returned a kick for 15 yards. <mask> was named a preseason All-American by Phil Steele's College Football as a kick returner. <mask> had to compete with Sargeant for a starting job in the 2008 season. <mask> played in every game for the Nittany Lions, and had 20 tackles, 16 of which were solo, two broken-up passes, and returned six kicks for an average of 19.8 yards per return.<mask> had a slight injury early in the season. In the first game of the season, <mask> made two tackles and returned a kick for 35 yards. <mask> returned two kickoffs for 37 yards and made two tackles. <mask> returned two kickoffs for 31 yards and made a career-high six tackles. He started in two games. He made two tackles against both Ohio State and Iowa. <mask> made three tackles in the Rose Bowl.<mask> was given the opportunity to start in 2009, without having to compete with Sargeant for the starting job. <mask> made four tackles against Iowa. <mask> made one tackle and returned two kicks for 21 yards. <mask> returned an intercept for 11 yards against Eastern Illinois. He made a career-high seven tackles. <mask> made four tackles and returned a kick against Minnesota. <mask> made six tackles.<mask> missed the Michigan State game because of a head injury. <mask> was

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title: William Robert Grove

texts: He was a Welsh judge and physical scientist. He was a pioneer of fuel cell technology. The voltaic cell was invented by him. <mask> was the only child of John, a magistrate and deputy lieutenant of Glamorgan, and his wife, Anne née Bevan. He attended Brasenose College, Oxford to study classics, though his scientific interests may have been cultivated by mathematician Baden Powell. His circle inSwansea was broadly educated and his taste for science has no clear origin. He graduated in the year 1832.He was called to the bar by Lincoln's Inn in 1835. He was a founder of theSwansea Literary and Philosophical Society, an organisation with which he maintained close links, in the same year that he joined the Royal Institution. He married Emma Maria Powles in 1836 after meeting her at the Royal Institution. They embarked on a tour of Africa for their honeymoon. The sabbatical gave him an opportunity to pursue his scientific interests and resulted in his first paper suggesting novel constructions for electric cells. The novel form of electric cell, the Grove cell, used zinc and Platinum electrodes exposed to two acids and separated by a porous ceramic pot. The Académie des Sciences in Paris was the place where the latter development was announced.One of the first electric lights was invented by <mask> in 1840. He gave another account of his development at the British Association for the advancement of science meeting, which aroused the interest of Michael Faraday. On 13 March 1840, he presented his discoveries at the Royal Institution Friday Discourse. <mask> Brande, <mask> Harris and Charles Wheatstone were some of the distinguished men who proposed to fellowship with the Royal Society. In 1841, John Peter Gassiot

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texts: became the first professor of experimental philosophy at the London Institute. The first announcement of the correlation of physical forces in modern terms was made in the inaugural lecture of <mask>. The first fuel cell, which he called the gas voltaic battery, was developed in 1842 and used correlation theory to describe it.He was the first person to demonstrate the thermal dissociation of molecule into their atoms after showing that steam could be disassociated into oxygen and hydrogen. The first demonstration of this effect was given to <mask> Brayley, his scientific editor. He had early insights into the nature of ionisation as a result of his work. The discovery of sputtering is credited to <mask>. The London Institution collaborated with Gassiot on the Daguerreotype and calotype processes in the 1840s. He presciently observed that in 1852 he discovered striae, dark bands that occur in electrical breakdown, and investigated their character, presenting his work in an 1858 Bakerian lecture. In 1847, he published On The Correlation of Physical Forces, which he anticipated the general theory of the reduction of energy that was put forward in the work of Hermann von Helmholtz.The 1846 Bakerian lecture relied heavily on his theory. The mechanical equivalent of heat was discovered by comparing the mass of coal consumed in a steam engine with the mass of zinc consumed in a battery to perform a common quantity of mechanical work. <mask>'s theoretical analysis of Joule's experimental results and his immature suggestions of energy saving were familiar to <mask>. Peter Guthrie Tait initially supported the ideas but later dismissed them with coolness. The early ideas of the theory of the conserve of energy were

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title: William Robert Grove

texts: qualitative, unlike the quantitative investigations of Joule or <mask> von Mayer. His ideas shaded into broader speculation, such as the nature of Olbers's paradoxes, which he may have discovered for himself. "As far as certain can be of any future event, other forms of energy are yet to be discovered," he said.When he became a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1840, he was a critic of the Society's cronyism and rule of a few influential Council members. He called for reform after publishing an anonymous attack on the scientific establishment. In addition to campaigning for the public funding of science, <mask> was heavily involved in the campaign to modernise the Royal Society's charter. The charter committee had already been formed. Gassiot and Leonard Horner were also part of the campaign. They wanted to limit the power of nomination to the Council and limit the number of new fellows. The reformers' success in 1847 led to the resignation of several conservatives and the establishment of a domination of the Council by the reformers' associates.The reformers founded the club to celebrate. The Philosophical Club succeeded in getting <mask>, 3rd Earl of Rosse to be the next President, but they didn't get <mask> appointed as Secretary. The scientific institutions at Burlington House need a single home. His young family provided the financial motivation, and in 1854 he became a QC after reducing his scientific work in favor of his professional practice at the bar. He was able to combine his legal and scientific knowledge in the unsuccessful defence of <mask>. He was involved in two photography patent cases. <mask> Talbot was unsuccessful in his attempt to assert his calotype patent.There were Royal Commissions on

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title: William Robert Grove

texts: patent law and the Metropolitan Commission of Sewers. He was appointed to the Queen's Bench in 1880 after being made judge of the Court of Common Pleas in 1871. The notorious survival cannibalism case of R v. Dudley and Stephens would have required him to preside at the winter assizes of 1884. He was replaced by Baron Huddleston at the last minute, possibly because he was more reliable in ensuring the guilty verdict that the judiciary required. The final determination of the case was made by five judges in the Divisional Court of the Queen's Bench. The judge was brave and not afraid to assert an independent judicial opinion. He was fallible in patent cases, where he was prone to become overinterested in the technology in question and to be distracted by questioning the litigants as to potential improvements in their devices, even going so far as to suggest his own innovations.He retired from the bench in 1886. Helen Donald-Smith painted his portrait in the 1890s. Major-General Sir Coleridge <mask> was one of several children of the family. <mask> Hall married Imogen Emily in 1866. His daughter Anna married Herbert Hills and was the mother to two other men. He died at 115 Harley Street in London after a long illness. He is buried in London.In 1840, honours grove became a Fellow of the Royal Society and in 1847 it received a Royal medal. He was the Vice- President of the Royal Institution in the 19th century. He received a knighthood in 1872 and was given a degree from Cambridge University in 1879. The crater is named after him. The event is called the Fuel Cell Symposium and Exhibition. The Times, 3 August 1896, Nature, 27 August 1896 Law Journal, 8 August 1896, Lyons, H.G., and Vernon, K. D.C., all have

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title: June Hunt

texts: <mask> was born on December 31, 1944 in Dallas, Texas, and is the founder and chief servant officer of Hope for the Heart. The foundation for Hope for the Heart's international broadcasts, training, publishing, teaching and biblical counseling ministry was created by the author of the Biblical Counseling Library. <mask>'s two radio broadcasts, Hope in the Night, a live 2-hour call-in counseling program, and Hope for the Heart, a half-hour teaching program, air on approximately 900 radio outlets worldwide. <mask> was the daughter of H. L<mask> and Ruth Ray. <mask> attended the Hockaday School in Dallas, where she grew up. <mask> graduated from Southern Methodist University in 1966 with a Bachelor of Music degree and later earned a Master of Arts degree in Counseling. She answered questions from students and parents about Christian living.She was also approached by conference-goers to answer questions about "what the Bible has to say" on a variety of topics. <mask> created a curriculum to respond to the questions. Counseling Through The Bible is a biblically-based counseling course that addresses 100 topics in categories such as marriage and family, rocky relationships, emotional entrapments, Christian apologetics, and addictions and abuse. The basis for the biblical counseling library has been continuously refined since then. The Hope Biblical Counseling Institute (BCI) was created in 2002 as a result of the Counseling Library. The Institute trains spiritual leaders, counselors, and other caring people to find solutions to emotional, relational and spiritual problems. <mask> was a guest on NBC's Today Show during this time.She was a guest soloist with the Billy Graham Crusades.

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title: June Hunt

texts: <mask> has two daily radio programs, Hope for the Heart and Hope in the Night. A half-hour of interactive teaching is called Hope for the Heart. Hope in the Night is a live program. The programs are broadcasted on nearly 900 radio outlets. The biblical counseling keys have been published in more than 30 languages and are being translated into many more. They can be found in more than 60 countries.There are walk-in counseling centers around the world. In Canada, the ministry sponsors a call center and airs a Chinese language version of Moment of Hope on radio. The Chair of Biblical Counseling was created by Hope for the Heart. The curriculum for counseling students in this program is required by the biblical counseling library. <mask> is the founder and CEO of The Hope Center in Plano, Texas, a permanent home for nearly 50 nonprofit Christian ministries that share common space, a technology backbone, and amenities under one roof. Hope for the Heart is the Center's anchor tenant and offers walk-in counseling by appointment. <mask> is a regular guest professor.She trains peers annually at the American Association of Christian Counselors conference and speaks at numerous other national and international conferences, as well as religious and broadcasting events on topics such as forgiveness, anger, fear, childhood sexual abuse, and domestic violence. Her article "Beyond Cancer: A Survivor's Story" was published in 2011. 18 No. The American Association of Christian Counseling has a magazine. When you don't feel like it, how to handle your emotions, how to rise above abuse, and seeing yourself through God's eyes are some of the topics covered in the Overcoming Depression Bible

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title: Dan Duryea

texts: The American actor <mask> was born on January 23, 1907 and died on June 7, 1968. He had a long career in a wide variety of leading and secondary roles despite being known for portraying a vast range of character roles as a villain. <mask> was born and raised in White Plains, New York. He attended White Plains High School and Cornell University. The Sphinx Head Society is Cornell's oldest senior honor society. He succeeded Franchot Tone as president of the college drama society in his senior year after majoring in English. He became an advertising executive because his parents did not approve of his acting career choice.He had a heart attack after six years of stress. <mask> made his name on Broadway in the play Dead End and followed it up with The Little Foxes, in which he was the lead actor. He appeared on Broadway in Many Mansions and Missouri Legend. The film version of The Little Foxes was filmed in Hollywood in 1940. He had supporting and secondary roles in films such as The Pride of the Yankees and None But the Lonely Heart. He became known as the "sniveling, deliberately taunting" antagonist in a number of films during the 1940s. In 1946, he was voted the eighth most promising star of tomorrow.Ball of Fire, Pride of the Yankees and Along Came Jones were all co-starring roles with Gary Cooper. James Stewart and <mask> co-starred in three films in the 1950s. He was featured in several other westerns, including Silver Lode, Ride Clear of Diablo, and The Marauders, as well as in more film-noir productions like 36 Hours, Chicago Calling, and Storm Fear. When interviewed by Hedda Hopper in

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title: Dan Duryea

texts: the early 1950s, <mask> spoke of career goals and his preparation for roles. I had to be different, I couldn't pass for a leading man with my "puss" and 155-pound weakling body. I had to be brave, so I chose to be mean. strictly against my mild nature, as I'm an ordinary, peace-loving husband and father.It was a market for my talents, as I admired fine actors like Richard Widmark, Victor Mature, RobertMitchum, and others who had made their early marks in the dark, sordid, and guilt-ridden world of film noir. I thought the meaner I presented myself, the tougher I was with women, slap them around in well produced films where evil and death seem to lurk in every nightmare alley and behind every seedy apartment, I could find a market for my screen characters. When I had to slap a woman, the one I used was easy. The teacher who would fail you in their 'holier-than-thou' class was slapped by me. During my advertising agency days, I was almost going nuts trying to please these 'corporate heads' until I got out of that racket. In his last years, <mask> reteamed with Stewart for the adventure film The Flight of the Phoenix, about men stranded in the Sahara desert by a downed airplane, appearing as a mild-mannered accountant, closer to his real-life persona. Do You Know This Voice?, a British neo-noir film, was one of the films he worked on.The Italian Western The Hills Run Red, also known as Un Fiume di dollari, and the spy film Five Golden Dragons were both made in West Germany. He appeared in two films with his son, <mask>, in low-budget Westerns Taggart and The Bounty Killer. Television <mask>

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title: Dan Duryea

texts: played the lead character China Smith in the television series China Smith from 1952 to 1953 and The New Adventures of China Smith from 1954. He played Roy Budinger, the self-educated mastermind of a criminal ring dealing in silver bullion, in the episode "Terror Town" of NBC's western series Cimarron City. He played the title character in the first episode of the first season of Wagon Train. <mask> was an alcoholic gunfighter in the third episode of The Twilight Zone. He appeared in an episode of Rawhide in 1959 and guest starred on NBC's anthology series The Barbara Stanwyck Show.The premiere of NBC's western series "Stage Stop" featured <mask> as the outlaw Bud Carlin. The episode "The Long Riders" was filmed on October 25, 1960. "Three Wives Too Many" is a comedy episode from The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. In "The Bleymier Story" of NBC's Wagon Train, <mask> played a mentally unstable pioneer obsessed by demons and superstitions. James Drury was the daughter's suitor. <mask> played Captain Brad Turner in two episodes of the NBC western series Riverboat. He spoofed his tough guy image in a comedy sketch.<mask> was a guest star in a 1962 episode of "Tales of Wells Fargo". <mask> played Dr. Ben Lorrigan in NBC's medical drama, The Eleventh Hour. In 1967, <mask> played the part of Bart McAdam, an uncle to Lin and Dakin McAdam, in a television version of the show. John Saxon was a co-star in the film. He played Eddie Jacks on the soap opera Peyton Place from 1967 to 1968. <mask>'s personal life was different from the ones he portrayed. He was married to Helen for 35 years before she died.Peter

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title: Dan Duryea

texts: was an actor and Richard was a talent agent. <mask> lived a quiet life at his house in the San Fernando Valley, which he devoted himself to gardening, boating, and community activities including, at various times, active membership in the local parent-teacher association and Scout Master of a Boy Scout troop. <mask> died of cancer at the age of 61. The passing of a "heel with sex appeal" was noted by the New York Times. His remains are in a Los Angeles cemetery. His gravestone reads, "<mask>URYEA 1907-1968 was a man everyone loved." The complete filmography includes The Tango on Broadway, The Little Foxes, Ball of Fire, Duke Pastrami, and That Other Woman.Along Came Jones as Monte Jarrad Lady on a Train, Arnold Waring as Johnny Prince Black Angel, and Martin Blair as Charles E. Boles. The character of Major Bill Rogers World for Ransom was played by Wyatt 36 Hours. As John Hopta Walk a Tightrope, as Carl Lutcher Taggart, as Willie Duggan, as The Flight of the Phoenix, and as Joe Barlow, as Un Fiume di dollari. China Smith had partial television appearances as China Smith Schlitz Playhouse of Stars and as Federal Agent Sam Ireland. "Don't Count Stars", "Knight of the Sun", and "The Mountain Men" all starred Marshall Gerald Eskith. "Winter Storm" is from Wells Fargo, "A Cage in Search of a Bird" is from Route 66, and "Mr. Second Chance" is from The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. In the episode "Dateline" in 1965, he played Barton, and in the episode "A Little Jazz" in 1967, he played Eyton Place."<mask>". Leonard Maltin has a movie encyclopedia. There are External links to photographs and literature

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title: Mikhail Grigorenko

texts: <mask> is a Russian professional ice hockey player for the Kontinental Hockey League. <mask> joined the Quebec Remparts of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League in 2011. He was selected in the first round of the 2012 NHL Entry Draft by the Buffalo Sabres. <mask> was selected by CSKA Moscow in the first round of the KHL Junior Draft. He has played in the NHL before. <mask> first played junior hockey in his native Russia with Krasnaya Armiya in the MHL, the junior team to CSKA Moscow. <mask> contributed 17 goals and 35 points in 43 games as a 16-year old in the 2010–11 season.<mask> was selected second in the CHL Import Draft by the Quebec Remparts. Patrick Roy, the owner, general manager and head coach of the Remparts, liked <mask> so much that he traded up in the Import Draft to get him. <mask> played 59 games with the Remparts and scored 40 goals and 45 assists for 85 points. He was the leader in goals and points for rookies in the QMJHL and was second for assists. He was fifth in goals scored, eighth in points, and played the fewest games of any player who was in the top ten in points. <mask> was nominated and chosen as the top professional prospect to play in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League in 2011. <mask> was selected in the first round of the 2012 NHL Entry Draft by the Buffalo Sabres.He signed a three-year contract with the Sabres. <mask> played 32 games for the Remparts in the 2012–13 NHL season and recorded 50 points, but he was sent back to the Remparts to start the season. He was leading the Remparts with 29 goals and 50 points and he was second on the team. <mask> made the roster for the start of

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title: Mikhail Grigorenko

texts: the season after he was invited to the training camp. If the team had sent <mask> back to the Remparts, the season would not have counted as one year expired on his entry-level contract. <mask> scored his first career NHL goal against James Reimer of the Toronto Maple Leafs on January 29th, becoming the fifth youngest Sabre to score in franchise history. <mask> was sent to the Remparts after 22 games with the Sabres, where he had one goal and four assists.<mask> scored 14 points in 11 games for the Remparts in the playoffs before being recalled by the Sabres. <mask> joined the Sabres for the start of the season. However, with the Sabres cleaning out the front office and coaching staff, and with an imperative to rely less on the youth from new head coach Ted Nolan, he was returned to junior after just 18 games. He reported to the Remparts after initially not doing so. <mask> had 15 goals and 39 points in the regular season in his final junior season with the Remparts. <mask> was assigned to Buffalo's American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate, the Rochester Americans, to play out the remainder of the season. <mask> played for the Sabres and Rochester in his first full professional year.<mask> was shuffled between the NHL and the AHL on five separate occasions. <mask> had 14 goals and 36 points in 43 games with the Americans. He scored 6 points in 25 games for the Sabres. <mask> was traded by the Sabres to Colorado in exchange for the 31st pick in the draft and Nikita Zadorov. <mask> signed a one-year, one-way contract with the Avs on 17 July. <mask>'s arrival in Colorado marked a reunion with Patrick Roy, who was

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title: Mikhail Grigorenko

texts: <mask>'s junior coach. He made the roster after his first training camp.After being a healthy scratch for three games, <mask> played in his first game for the Avs, assisting on Jack Skille's goal in a 3–0 victory over the Anaheim Ducks. After an injury gave him an opportunity in a top-six scoring role, he continued with fourth-line duties. <mask> scored his first goal for the Avs in a three-point night against Montreal. He had seven points in six contests on the East Coast before he was returned to the fourth line. <mask> recorded a career-high 6 goals and 27 points in 74 games in his first full season in the NHL. <mask> was a restricted free agent in the off-season. He agreed to a one-year contract with the Avs on July 21st.<mask> was the leading scorer in the pre-season, impressing incoming head coach Bednar. He wasn't able to maintain his offensive production as a consistent scoring threat in the 2016–17 season. <mask> had 10 goals and 23 points in 75 games for the Avs, despite not being a physical player. <mask> became an unrestricted free agent on June 26, 2017. <mask>, who was a free agent, decided to return to Russia and sign a three-year contract with CSKA Moscow, a KHL powerhouse. <mask> improved upon his previous seasons totals in the second year of his contract with CSKA, leading the club in scoring with 17 goals and 35 assists for 52 points in 55 regular season games. <mask> scored 6 points in the four-game series sweep against Avan to help CSKA claim their first Championship in the KHL.He scored three times in the Gagarin Cup finals, including the game-winning goal. <mask> signed a one-year contract

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title: Mikhail Grigorenko

texts: with the Columbus Blue Jackets on April 20, 2020. The NHL said that the contract must be refiled on the first day of free agency for the 2020–21 season. The Blue Jackets officially signed <mask> on July 13, 2020. After attending the Blue Jackets training camp, <mask> made the opening night roster and played his first NHL game in four years in a loss to the Nashville Preds. <mask> was dropped to a healthy scratch mid-way through the season after struggling to translate his offensive game. He finished with 4 goals and 12 points in 32 regular season games as the Blue Jackets missed the playoffs.<mask> signed a three-year contract with his former club, CSKA Moscow of the KHL, on July 3, 2021. <mask> helped Russia collect three successive medals at the World Junior Championships, with a silver medal in Canada in 2012 and two bronze medals in his native Russia in 2013). <mask> was a member of the Olympic Athletes from Russia team that competed in the Winter Olympics. He had a goal and four points in the gold medal victory over Germany. <mask> was named to the roster to represent the Russian Olympic Committee at the Winter Olympics. <mask> was born in the Russian Far East near the border of China. His older brother, who was also a hockey player, spent five seasons in the minor league of Russia.<mask> and his family moved to Quebec City after he was selected by the Remparts in the CHL Import Draft. <mask> was able to conduct interviews in English without the aid of a translator after taking classes five days a week with a Russian teacher. The career statistics include regular season and playoffs, International Awards, and

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title: Harry von Zell

texts: An American radio and actor, <mask> was born in 1906. He was best known for his work on The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. Iva Clara Gohn, the first of <mask>'s two children, was born in Indianapolis, Indiana on July 11, 1906. <mask>'s father was a sports reporter. <mask> graduated from high school in Sioux City, Iowa. He studied music and drama at the University of California, Los Angeles, where he worked at a variety of jobs. His career in that medium began after friends tricked him into singing on a radio program.<mask> broke into show business as a singer and radio host at KMIC in California in the 1920s. <mask> moved to San Diego in 1929 after working as the manager of KMTR Los Angeles, where he sang on the "Times de Luxe Program". After auditioning for Paul Whiteman's radio show, he was chosen from a field of 250. He went to New York in 1930 to work for CBS, working with Fred Allen, Phil Baker, and Ed Wynn. The Aldrich Family, The Amazing Mr. Smith, and The March of Time were also announced. <mask> worked on some 20 shows a week during the 1920s and 1930s. He had a radio partnership with Eddie Cantor for nine seasons.<mask> was the commercial spokesman and straight man from October 1940 to June 1949. <mask> was brought in as an analyst on the Birds Eye Open House program as Shore's solo career began to blossom. <mask> made a gaffe in 1931 when he referred to President Herbert Hoover as "Hoobert Heever" during a live tribute. Hoover wasn't present at the tribute. <mask>'s blooper came at the end of a lengthy summation of Hoover's career, during which <mask> had pronounced the President's name correctly several times. Some people think

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title: Harry von Zell

texts: Hoover was present when the incident occurred because of a re-enactment that happened a number of years later. Music <mask> was the vocalist for the first recording session."I Want You, I Need You" and "What Is Sweeter (Than the Sweetness of 'I Love You')?" are both from a session on October 9, 1933. <mask> sang on The Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street in 1941. <mask> offered commentary in a Victorian style as he and three others became an impromptu barbershop quartet. <mask> appeared on The Joan Davis Show as the love interest of the character played by Verna Felton. When he entered a room, he shouted excitedly, "Why, Mr. <mask>ellllllll!" The Smiths of Hollywood was a short-lived radio program that featured Arthur Treacher and Jan Ford, who would later become Howard Hughes' paramour under the name Terry Moore. <mask> appeared in at least 28 films and in his own series of slapstick comedy shorts for Columbia Pictures.His film debut came in 1943, when he provided the offscreen narration for four entries in a series of silent-film satires. The first time his face was seen on screen was in a feature film. His movies were The Saxon Charm, Dear Wife, Son of Paleface, Two Flags West, and For Heaven's Sake. Boxing matches on experimental television broadcasts were described by Television Von Zell. The exposure <mask> received from the Columbia comedies led to his being hired for television shows as the medium began to reach a mass audience. He was the spokesman for Pabst Blue Ribbon beer on The Life of Riley, his first major television exposure. In September 1951, at the beginning of the second television season of The George Burns and

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texts: Gracie Allen Show, he replaced Bill Goodwin, who had also announced for the Burns & Allen radio show for many years.<mask> <mask> continued to play the befuddled friend of the Burns family, and the show-within-a-show's announcer, until the year of Gracie Allen's retirement and the series' conclusion. The <mask> character on the show was single and married with 2 children. <mask> continued to work with George Burns on his NBC sitcom, The George Burns Show, during the 1959 television season. He wrote teleplays for four episodes of NBC's Wagon Train that year. He and George Gobel hosted a half-hour program on CBS in 1959. In the 1960's and 1960's <mask> appeared in five episodes of Bachelor Father as Frank Curtis, a good friend of the show's main character. <mask> played the murderer Sidney Hawes in "The Case of the Libelous Locket" in 1963.He was cast in an episode of NBC's western series, The Tall Man, and appeared in an episode of McHale's Navy as the uncle of Tim Conway's character. In 1975, the last appearance was on an episode of Ellery Queen. Celebrity Golf, a series of half-hour, nine-hole golf matches made in 1960 with Sam Snead taking on such Hollywood celebrities as Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis and Bob Hope at Los Angeles golf courses, was delivered by <mask>. The matches were rerun on the Golf Channel. <mask> was a commercial spokesman for Home Savings of America. The Good Old days of Radio was a television special that he was a part of. Death Von <mask> died of cancer in 1981 at the Motion Picture & Television Country House and Hospital.The ashes of <mask> were scattered in the sea. Radio credits Stars in the Air - Episode: "Weekend for

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title: Christo Coetzee

texts: During the 1950s and 1960s, <mask> was associated with the avant-garde art movements of Europe and Japan. The Gutai group of Japan, as well as an art dealer and a photographer named Anthony Denney, influenced his work. The <mask> family claimed to be related to President Paul Kruger, who was born on 24 March 1929 at 54 Biccard Street. The <mask> family had been farming in the Colesberg district, but were forced to give up farming due to the lack of rain and the fact that a large number of sons on the <mask> family farm were looking for an income in the rich mining economy of the Witwaters A talent for drawing became evident when <mask>'s father moved to the building industry after developing a lung condition called miners' phthisis. His artistic talents were attributed to his father and mother. He was raised by his mother and two sisters, Gertruida and Johanna, after his father's death in 1939.He was an art student at Parktown Boys' High School. He was a student at the University of the Witwatersrand in the years 1946 to 1950. He became part of the Wits group, a loose knit group better known for their subsequent careers than any coherent aesthetic philosophy. The Wits Christo designed decor and costumes for drama productions. His first wife was Marjorie

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title: Christo Coetzee

texts: Long, who was one of the influential teachers. In January of 1951, after graduating from Wits with a degree in fine art, <mask> <mask> had his first solo exhibition. The opening of the exhibition was by John Paris, the director of the South African National Gallery.A Wits scholarship took him to London in 1951 to study at the Slade School of Art. After tying the knot in London, <mask> and Marjorie Long headed to Spain for a honeymoon in Benidorm. He spent six months in London after she returned to South Africa. An exhibition of small oil paintings at the Lawrence Adler Gallery in South Africa briefly distracted him from mundane office work. The interest of Cape Town art dealer Louis Schachat peaked and it became his occupation to acquire work from this period and the 1951 exhibition. On 6 November 1953, <mask> was on his way to London, spurred by a travel lust that would lead to the dissolution of his marriage with Long. She wouldn't join him abroad again.He took an administrative position at a tobacco company without a sponsor. He inquired at Gimpel Fils, where Peter and Ernest Gimpel (nephews of Lord Duveen) recommended taking a position at the framing business of Robert Savage, where, indeed, <mask> found a more rewarding position. He took a painting

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title: Christo Coetzee

texts: to the Artists' International Association, who in turn showed it to Anthony Denney, who immediately bought the painting for £12. Denney invited <mask> to dinner at his home at St Peter's Square 30, where he found his painting hanging above a work by Antoni Clavé. It was the beginning of a friendship. A room in Denney's home was taken up by <mask> in 1954. Denney owned a number of works from this period.In 1955, Anthony Denney arranged for <mask> to exhibit. The gallery had a reputation for presenting challenging modern artists and alumni included Francis Bacon, Graham Sutherland, Alberto Giacometti, Lucian Freud, William Scott and Henry Moore. In the same year that Richard Hamilton would have his first solo at the gallery, this was his first solo exhibition abroad. The proceedings were watched by a member of the royal family. There were 51 portraits and still life paintings in <mask>'s exhibition. Denney paid £100 for a Pompeian lobster, and smaller paintings were sold for £50. One of the eggs from the collection of Max Aitken was sold by Bonham's on October 26, 2011, for £13,750, including the buyer's premium.Sandy and Bunny Roger bought two works, as well as Elizabeth David. A four-month sojourn in Italy was given to <mask> and Nolan by the Italian

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title: Christo Coetzee

texts: government through the mediation of the British Council. He set off to Frascati in January of that year with an introductory letter. He visited the Rome Quadriennale and arranged the purchase of Tutto Nero for Anthony Denney's collection. He remembered vividly the glass and metal gate of an American artist when he visited the home of Peggy Guggenheim in Venice. The invitation for the artist to come to Paris was extended by the French tachist after he saw one of <mask>'s paintings in London. On <mask> Tapié de Céleyran.<mask>'s work would be influenced by the influence of art informel. Jean la Carde decided to close the gallery. <mask> moved to the new Galerie Stadler because of encouragement from Denney and Tapié. Artists were required to supply paintings for regular exhibitions and the gallery offered a stipend. In the 7th arrondissement on the Left Bank, <mask> established his studio at 4 Rue de l'Hotel Colbert in a cellar room and stayed at 5 Rue de Lille in the attic. The Pittsburgh International Exhibition of Contemporary Painting and Sculpture included a painting by <mask>. <mask> attended the Thursday salon of Marie- Louise Bousquet, wife of dramatist Jacques Bousquet and editor ofHarper's Bazaar in Paris for 50 years.Annabel Buffett, wife and muse

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title: Christo Coetzee

texts: of Bernard Buffet and Charles Vessey, was one of the people <mask> met here. A friend of <mask>'s was the cognac heiress, who had an apartment at 1 rue Gt-le-Cur in the 6th arrondissement. <mask> was invited to gatherings she hosted in her apartment on the Seine by a painter who accompanied him to galleries. Alice DeLamar is the niece of Joseph Raphael De Lamar, who had an apartment in the same building. Francis Hennessy would visit <mask> in South Africa in later years. <mask> and Fontana exhibited their work at Galerie Stadler. The fashion editor of French Vogue, Solange de Noailles, hosted a lunch with several future buyers of his work.Victor Grandpierre, Marie-Hélne de Rothschild and Tom Kernan were in the group. <mask> was awarded a Japanese government Bursary for two years of study in Osaka and Tokyo through mediation by the British Council. In 1959 the financial support was paid off. Francis King worked for the British Council in Kyoto and was <mask>'s liaison. He was referred to the Gutai group of artists by professor J. Ijimi of Kyoto University. <mask> met the founder and his son after gaining some knowledge of the group from Tapié. He worked with the Japanese artists for 11 months.<mask> made a lot of trips to Tokyo. The exhibition of Informel

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texts: works at the Minami Gallery was held in October 1959. He met Takako Idemitsu and her husband in Tokyo. He was invited to exhibit by the Gutai group. Francis King introduced him from 20 to 24 January 1960. In 1976, <mask> donated Gutai paintings and a Gutai Pinacotheca publication to the University of Johannesburg. One of <mask>'s paintings from this period Butterfly lighting in a diamond was purchased from the Stadler Gallery by Philip Johnson and sent to the MoMA in 1961.Johnson's famous Glass House was visited by <mask> in 1962. <mask> left Japan in March 1960 for a solo exhibition at the Swertzoff Gallery in Boston, who also represented Bruce Conner, then a group exhibition at the Martha Jackson Gallery in New York. The second part of New Media, New Forms and New Media-New Forms: Version II ran from September to October 1960. Antoni Tpies was one of the people featured in version I. At the end of January 1961, <mask>'s first solo show opened at Galerie Stadler in Paris, followed by solo shows at the Lawrence Adler Gallery in South Africa and the Galerie d'Arte del Naviglio in Milan. Anthony Denney and Alex Collins won a commission from Basil Mavroleon to design the interior of his yacht. The co-founding editor of the magazine L'Oeil was stuck in an

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texts: BAT Artventure Collection in 1994. The second solo exhibition of Neo-Baroque works was held in 1963.The introduction to the exhibition was once again given byMichel Tapié de Céleyran and photographs show Anthony Denney, Duchesse d'Ayen and Aileen Hennessy in attendance. Due to plans to restore the building, <mask> had to abandon his studio at Rue de l'Hotel Colbert. Anthony Denney owned a finca close to the mountain town of Finestrat in Spain. Denney and <mask> visited Gala Dal at Port Lligat as early as 1956. After losing his studio, <mask> purchased a house in Finestrat, Spain. He became friends with Imme Reich and Frederico Van Ankum while living in Spain. He spent a lot more time in his home country.During his visit to South Africa in December 1965, it was decided to show a retrospective exhibition of his work at the Pretoria Art Museum. There were 77 examples of his work exhibited. <mask>'s friend Ludwig Binge died of a heart disease in 1966. <mask> invited his widow to visit him in Spain next year. The same invitation was extended by Anthony Denney. They were married in Gibraltar on 5 March 1968. He would divide his time between Spain and South Africa.His work was exhibited in the Cape for the first time in 17 years in October of that year. Some


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texts: reviewers referred to the protest phase of <mask>'s career as hermetic. The gallery of the former South African Association of Arts (Western Cape) held a solo exhibition of his work in 1975. Twenty-three paintings were cut to shreds by <mask> the next day. The act was precipitated by a poor review of his exhibition and a news report on the artist who had been familiar with <mask> when he was in Europe. On 7 February 1975, <mask> gave a lecture on the act at the South African Association of Arts, Cape Town, in which he talked about his destructive act in the context of work he had done in the 1950s. Many of the cut paintings were exhibited at the Gencor Gallery.<mask> gave a lecture on the processes involved in his work. After the opening night of the former South African Association of Arts (Northern Transvaal), <mask> decided to cover some of the works with black plastic to preserve the originals. At the opening night of an exhibition in Potchefstroom in 1983, <mask> bought a painting, cut it up and gave it to the audience, after which he persuaded them to eat it. It was an oblique reference to Eat Art. The South African Academy for Science and Arts awarded the medal of honour to <mask> in 1983. The University of Potchefstroom and the Pretoria Art Museum

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texts: held retrospectives on the same year. An exhibition of his work was held in Taiwan in 1985.A retrospective was held in 1999. The artist died of colorectal cancer in 2000. <mask>'s house, a National Monument dating from 1796, was restored along with the barn he used as a studio, and opened as the Christo Coetzee House Museum and Gallery in August 2011. <mask>'s collection of art was donated to the University of Pretoria Art Collection, which already had 193 artworks by the

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title: Ann Mitchell

texts: <mask> is a British stage and television actress. She came to prominence in the 1980s when she starred as Dolly Rawlins in the crime series Widows as well as the sequels Widows 2 and She's Out. She played the mother of Rainie Cross in the soap opera EastEnders. Mrs. Warren in Mrs. Warren's Profession is one of the major roles <mask> has played. <mask> received the first ever scholarship to the East 15 acting school after attending Raine's Foundation School. She worked in theatre, television, film and radio, starting with "Diary of a Young Man", a series written for her by John McGrath and Troy Kennedy Martin. She is a visiting lecturer at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, East 15 acting School and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.<mask> is a Trustee of Arbours and a patron of Clean Break, a theatre and training company for female ex- offenders. <mask> has two sons, one from each of her marriages, one of which is the actor Ché Walker. She lives in London. In 1984 she received the Pye Award for Female who had the greatest impact on television for her role as Dolly Rawlins in the crime series Widows. She had a small part in the U.S. film version of her series, Widows. She received an award for her performance at the Gate Theatre in 1992. <mask> was a nominee for Best Actress in the Evening Standard Awards in 2003 for her performance as Martha in Through the Leaves.She is nominated for the Susan for her work as a director and writer. She directed the world premiere of the film. <mask> and Simon Callow first

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texts: worked together 35 years ago in a Lincoln Theatre Royal production of The Erpingham Camp. The last time they worked together was eight years ago when Callow directed <mask> in The Destiny of Me. <mask> has built up a stage career despite not collaborating with Callow. In an interview with What's on Stage, she stated that her favourite was Eugene O'Neill. When I first read him, I knew there was something going on in his work, even at the age of 15.Tennessee Williams has a delicacy. From the point of view of the language, I like doing Racine. I did Britannicus at the Citz. <mask> played the mother of the already established characters in the British soap opera EastEnders. She appeared at her daughter's wedding and was supposed to appear for four episodes. <mask> will return to EastEnders as a regular character in the summer of 2011. "With the loss of Barbara Windsor, I was keen to find a new matriarch for the show, and <mask> is a dream booking," stated Bryan Kirkwood in an interview with Inside Soap.I've always been a fan of her work, and with the storyline we've got planned, we'll wonder how we ever did without her. <mask> had previously appeared in EastEnders as Jane Williams, a woman Roy Evans had an affair with but only appeared for 6 episodes. <mask> said he was thrilled to join the soap. I am looking forward to sharing some scenes with June Brown. Bryan said he was excited to have <mask> join us. <mask> is perfect for the role because she is cut from the same cloth as many glorious Walford women of the past.

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texts: She took a break in December of 2015.As a leading member of the ground-breaking Citizens' Theatre for many years, <mask>'s roles included at Glasgow: Mother Courage in Mother Courage and Her Children, Helen in A Taste of Honey, Amanda in Private Lives, Mary in Mary Stuart, and Eva in Summit Conference. There are two films at London: Mrs Marwood in The Way of the World and Cornelia in The White Devil. Her roles include Hecuba, Aethra and the nurse in Tantalus at the Barbican, Frieda Lawrence in Divine Gossip, and the woman in Edward Bond's War plays I, II, III. The world premiere of Tantalus took place in the US at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. She worked for the leading companies in the UK, including Helen in The Road to Mecca, Mrs Malaprop in The Rivals and Marge in A Colder Climate. In 2005, she starred in Whose Life Is It Anyway? Kim Cattrall and Janet Suzman were in the West End.<mask> has starred in many of the most popular UK television series including Z-Cars, Talking to a Stranger, Up the Junction, Play for Today, Upstairs, Downstairs, Morning Story, Within These Walls, Bergerac, Taggart, and more. She co-stars in the upcoming production of Jane Hall's Big Bad Bus Ride and was most recently seen as Rita in Tunnel of Love for Thames. She won praise and affection as Dolly Rawlins in Widows I, II and She's Out. She joined the cast of Hetty Feather. She appeared in the episode "As the Crow Flies" on January 16th, 2022. People educated at Raine's Foundation School have links to film and

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title: Ronnie Allen (pool player)

texts: "Fast Eddie" <mask> was an American professional pool player. During pool's golden era, he was considered a pool "super star" by his peers. <mask> was the most dominant one pocket player in the world from the 60s to the 80s. He was in the One Pocket Hall of Fame for his contributions to the game of one pocket. Walter Tevis, who wrote the book The Hustler that later became an Academy Award-winning film, is thought to have based the character of <mask>. Minnesota Fats said that anyone who plays <mask> for money won't have a chance. When his family had to move, <mask> was only a week old.The entire family, who worked at the carnival, moved every week to a new town. When he was 11 years old, his father was killed in a motor vehicle accident, leaving his mother to raise his siblings and himself. She bought a restaurant on the corner of 40th and May Avenue. Living the carnival lifestyle for much of his youth,<mask> passed by on his way to his mom's restaurant. He developed his game at this room when he was 14 years old. He won the first pool tournament he entered in 1961, at Cochran's, a popular pool room that stayed open all night in San Francisco, California.<mask> was asked to describe himself, to which he replied, "I've led two kinds of life." I have three children and led a Christian life. I was a predator and a hustler on the road. <mask> met and married his wife in San Francisco at the age of 20. They decided to move to Southern California because of the slump in pool in the Bay Area. The family was from Minnesota. Burbank is where they settled.They had three children, two girls and a boy: Tracy, the oldest, and <mask> <mask>, as he could move several balls away from his opponent's pocket and towards his own, which is a valuable skill when playing the pocket billiards game of one pocket. When <mask> hit the pool

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texts: scene, he was flamboyant, often entertaining the spectators, but most one pocket players had traditionally demonstrated a conservative tableside demeanor. There was a different atmosphere in the pool competition. The one pocket game experienced a surge in popularity because of his charismatic personality.The pool players enjoyed games of stake and the tournaments were gathering places for them. When he was in his prime, "Fast Eddie" offered to gamble with anyone. He would walk into a tournament venue and announce that he was the best in the world and would play anyone willing to step up. People stepped up to play the "great" one. <mask> had developed a one-handed skill set that allowed him to play games that he otherwise could not because of his ability to play all games well. He would offer to play one-handed to his opponent's two hands, and this eventually became his trademark handicap, which would often occur in after-hour matches at pool tournaments. Amarillo Slim says in his book that he's called "Fast Eddie" because he shoots fast, talks fast and bets fast.I'm the best pocket player in the country. I can't get a game unless I give it away first. <mask> was known as a one pocket specialist. <mask> <mask> was the best pocket player he had ever played. At a well-known annual pool event held in Johnston City, Illinois, in 1972,<mask> grabbed the microphone before a standing-room-only crowd and offered to play any living human being a game of one pocket, spotting them a handicap of 10 to 8. Nobody raised their hand. This was the standard offer to anyone who wanted to gamble with him.When "Fast <mask> <mask> steps into the red-carpeted pit for a game of 9-ball, the Texas carnival owner will give you a prize. There is more money in the stands in one hour than the cashier at the bank sees in a week. <mask> owned a pool

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texts: room in North Hollywood. John Brascha, also known as "John the Dancer", was a well-known professional dancer in the movies. Brascha agreed to finance a road trip for two people. They have to report to him every couple days. They cut $20,000 when the trip ended.A few weeks later, Brascha wrote a script about the road trip and sold the rights to the studio for $125,000. He made appointments to meet with the producers. "Free Strokin'" is the title of the movie. The negotiations began after a meeting with producers. After a week of consultations with legal counsel, it was recommended that the actor Peter Falk, who was a pool enthusiast, would star in the movie, but after three years, the script reverted to Brascha, when Glickman and Selznik failed to provide funding. The script was sold to Universal Studios after <mask> and Kelly received token penalty payments. Kelly left the pool scene and became a card dealer at the MGM casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, but he did accompany <mask> to Universal Studios to negotiate brand-new contracts.The movie's name was changed to "The Longshot." Joe Don Baker was considered to play a villain. The movie Walking Tall made Baker famous and he was very popular at the time. Universal only had six months to make the movie after reverting to John Brascha and Ted Stewart. They were trying to get Tony to play <mask>. Pool became more popular at this time. He needed a stake because he caught wind of the big-time gambling going on in Detroit.Brascha refused to give him an advance on the picture profits. Brascha and <mask> parted ways after an argument. Brascha didn't want to leave himself liable with <mask> <mask>. The original script, which was supposed to be tailored after <mask> and Kelly, became the film The Baltimore Bullet. The One-Pocket Hall of Fame has titles and achievements from 1962 to

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title: Tom Zbikowski

texts: A former American football safety is named <mask>. He is also a firefighter. He was drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in the third round. He was an All-American at the University of Notre Dame. <mask> played for the Colts and Bears. The youngest of four children born to <mask> and <mask> was born on May 22, 1985 in Park Ridge, Illinois. Edmund Joseph "E.J." and his siblings are his siblings.He is of Polish descent on his father's side of the family and of German descent on his mother's side of the family. He was born in Arlington Heights, Illinois. He attended elementary and high school in Arlington Heights, Illinois. In 2003 he graduated from Buffalo grove. He played football in elementary and middle school. Before becoming a defensive back, he was a quarterback at Buffalo grove where he set the school records in scoring and rushing. <mask> was a football player at Notre Dame.He made his debut as a sophomore in 2004, appearing in all 12 games and finishing fourth best on the team with 70 total tackles (37 solo, 33 assisted) and two forced turnovers. He was named the Walter Camp Defensive Player of the Week after his performance at Michigan State where he had a team-high nine tackles, forced a fumbled and returned it for a 75-yard touchdown. During his junior season, <mask> excelled as a safety and a return man, making him one of college football's best utility players. In 12 games played, <mask> accounted for four touchdown. He finished fourth on the team with 71 total tackles and led the defense with five intercepts while leading the Irish to the Fiesta Bowl. The third-team

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texts: Associated Press All-America honor was earned by <mask>. After helping the Irish earn a bid in the Sugar Bowl, he was selected to the second-team All-American squad by the Walter Camp Football Foundation.The Associated Press named <mask> a third-team All-American and a semi-finalist for the Jim Thorpe Award, which is given annually to the nation's best defensive back. He recovered a fumbled ball for a touchdown against Penn State, and recorded his third career punt return touchdown against North Carolina. <mask> returned to Notre Dame for the fifth year in a row in 2007, recording a career-high 80 tackles with a pair of turnovers. He racked up 234 return yards on punts. He received degrees in sociology and computer applications. <mask> was selected with the 86th overall pick in the third round of the 2008 NFL draft by the Baltimore Ravens. He was a defensive back and kick returner for Baltimore.He started 14 of 56 games for the Ravens as a safety. He posted his first career tackle on special teams in a 17-10) win over Cincinnati on September 7. In 2009, he helped as a returner. After the season, he declared free agency. The Indianapolis Colts signed <mask> on March 16, 2012 He was the Colts' starting strong safety until he was injured in the 12th game of the season and missed the rest of the season. He came back for the Wild Card game.The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Colts 24-9 in that game. He was released from Indianapolis on March 15, 2013). The Chicago Bears signed <mask> to a one-year deal worth $715,000 on March 23, but released him on August 25. <mask> was suspended by the

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texts: National Football League for four games for violating the league's performance- enhancing drug policy. He stated that he took a banned substance to lose weight. "As much as I'm a hustler, I don't like cheating, I never even thought about that," he told David Haugh of the Baltimore Sun. I don't drink shakes.I drink coffee and eat food. That's what I've done my whole life. The suspension was pointless because <mask> retired from the NFL. He said that he enjoyed his first two years in the NFL because it was a challenge. The best were playing with me. You don't care if you win or lose because you're still getting a paycheck. I enjoyed college more than high school.<mask> joined the Chicago Fire Department after completing training. He no longer works for the Fire Department. Since 2006 Boxing <mask> has pursued a career as a professional boxer, mostly in the cruiserweight division. He has won all his bouts by knockout against little-known opponents. On June 10, 2006 while still in college, <mask> made his professional boxing debut at Madison Square Garden in New York City, beating his opponent, Robert Bell, by a first round technical knockout. The fight was legal. Bell wore an Ohio State jersey into the ring.The fight was held at the Century Center in South Bend, Indiana. He put his boxing career on hold to focus on football. On March 12, 2011, <mask> returned to the ring for the first time since 2007, taking on 1-2 35-year-old Richard Bryant in Las Vegas. The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Quillan Roberts

texts: <mask> is a professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper. <mask> signed a first-team contract with Toronto FC in 2012 after spells in the youth ranks of Toronto FC and Portugal FC. He was released after the 2016 season after loan spells with the Hammerheads and Toronto FC II. <mask> was named First Team All Star and Goalkeeper of the Year after his move to the Strikers. He lifted the title in the Ontario University athletics that year. He scored from his own half in one of three appearances at youth level during the Under 17 World Cup in 2011. <mask> began playing soccer at six years old.<mask> had a brief spell in the youth ranks of Portugal FC in the Canadian Soccer League. He joined Toronto FC on April 10, 2012 after signing a first team contract. He made his first appearance as a second-half substitute for Freddy Hall in a 1–1 draw against a side including Joe Cole and Martin krtel. <mask> was released from the first team in December of 2016 after five years. <mask> failed to make a competitive appearance in two seasons with Toronto and was sent to the United Soccer League side the Wilmington Hammerheads. He made his debut in a 0–0 draw with the Harrisburg City Islanders. <mask> made 17 appearances for the club.<mask> was one of seven players who were sent to Toronto FC II. They were joined by Alex Bono, Jay Chapman, Chris Mannella, and Jordan Hamilton. He made his debut in a 1–1 draw with the Whitecaps FC 2. After making 15 appearances in the USL, <mask>' loan was extended and he made a further nine appearances for the club. <mask> was unsuccessful in his attempt to sign with a United Soccer League club. He was named League1 Ontario Goalkeeper of the Year on November 10. <mask>' team won the league championship and he was named to the first team.He was a part of the team that went on to win the League1 Ontario Cup. They beat Sanjaxx Lions, FC London and North Mississauga before beating Vaughan in the final. <mask> is studying Liberal Arts & Professional Studies at York University. He started all three of the Ontario University Athletics play-offs. In the final of the Ontario University athletics, he suffered just a

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texts: single defeat while keeping clean sheets. Los Angeles FC <mask> began the season on a trial. He played in the first pre-season match for Los Angeles FC.He officially joined the club on May 30. His contract option was declined by Los Angeles. <mask> joined the club on March 2, 2019. He made his debut in a 3–0 win over Pacific FC. He made eight league starts and one in the Canadian Championship for Forge. The club announced on January 8, 2020, that <mask> wouldn't be returning for the 2020 season. He joined 1812 FC Barrie as a player-coach.<mask> was called up to the Canada Under 17s ahead of the Under 17 World Cup in Mexico. Injuries forced <mask> to play in the second group stage game against England, despite being the backup goalkeeper. In the 87th minute, with Canada trailing England 2–1, <mask> kicked the ball into the England box from inside his own half, which bounced over English keeper Jordan Pickford and into the back of the net. The goal was the first scored by a goalkeeper in a finals tournament, and earned Canada a point as the game ended 2–2. Canada failed to progress past the group stages as <mask> made two more appearances. <mask> made his international debut in a 3–0 win against Puerto Rico. He replaced Milan Borjan in the 86th minute.He was a member of his country for the Gold Cup. Canada was eliminated from the championship. <mask> could change his affiliation to the national teams of Guyana or Jamaica, the countries of his father and mother, even though he only played for Canada at senior level. He was named to the 40-man squad for the Gold Cup. The final squad was named on May 30. In the final group stage match of the Gold Cup, he made his debut for Guyana in a 1–1 draw with Trinidad and Tobago. <mask> was born in Toronto, Ontario to a Guyanese father and a Jamaican mother.He was six years old when he moved to Brampton, Ontario. He joined York University five years after graduating from Heart Lake Secondary School. <mask> has volunteered for the Toronto Humane Society, Youth Without Shelter, St Margaret's School and Young Street Mission. Toronto FC won the Canadian Championship in 2012 and the Ontario Cup in

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