title: Bill Arnsparger

texts: <mask> was an American college and professional football coach. He graduated from Miami University in 1950 after serving in the United States Marine Corps during World War II. After graduation, <mask> was hired as an assistant coach with the Miami football program. In 1972 and 1973, the Miami Dolphins won back-to-back Super Bowls and reached another under head coach Don Shula. The "No-Name-Defense" in the 1970s and the "Killer B's" in the 1980s were nickname's for the Dolphins' defense, which was an important part of their success. He was the defensive coach for the 1994 San Diego Chargers, who were runners-up in the Super Bowl. He was a defensive assistant for several college football teams.He served as the athletic director at the University of Florida and as the head coach of the New York Giants. Paris, Kentucky, was where Arnsparger was born. He was an all-state football and basketball player at Paris High School. His future career would be affected by the relationship. After serving in the United States Marines during World War II, Arnsparger attended Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, where he played on the football team and was a member of the Alpha Chapter of the Fraternity. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees in 1950. After graduating from Miami, Arnsparger remained at the school as an assistant coach for the 1950 season.The Mid-American Conference champion was Miami. As the head coach of the Ohio State Buckeyes, Woody Hayes brought with him from Miami to serve as the Buckeyes' line coach, a position he held through the 1954 season. The University of Kentucky hired Blanton Collier as their head football coach in 1954. After eight years as an assistant at Kentucky, Arnsparger was let go on January 2, 1962. He was joined on the coaching staff by a young coach who had served at the University of Virginia the previous year. The two coaches forged a strong bond that would last for much of the next quarter century. In 1962, he moved to an assistant position at Tulane University.He became the defensive line coach for the

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William Stephen Arnsparger
Arnsparger


title: Ilya Vlasenko

type: paraphrased

texts: During and after World War II, <mask> was a political commissar in the Red Army. The Battle of the Dnieper was where <mask> was awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union. Pre-war <mask> was born in the town of Dobrush, now part of the Gomel Region. His father worked at the paper mill. <mask> attended the city's two year primary school. He started working at the paper mill in 1917. <mask> was a soldier in the Red Army from 1924 to 1926.After demobilization, <mask> became a trade union leader. The Trade Union of Paper Industry Workers has a central committee. He became head of the personnel department in Moscow in 1929. In 1931, <mask> became the director of the Krasnaya Zvezda paper mill. In the 7th anniversary of the October Revolution Factory in Moscow, he became head of the quality control department. He was elected as a deputy. He was sent to strengthen the Party and political work in the troops of the NKVD after the decision of the Communist Party.He graduated from the higher school of border troops and served in the Tula region. According to the plan of the Second World War, on June 24, 1941, Battalion Commissar Vlasenko and Lieutenant-Colonel Safiulin 69th brigade formed together in the city of Tula. An attempt to capture the city at once stumbled on a strong anti, as evidenced by the active participation of the 69th brigade as part of the 50th Army in the Tula defense operation. The Order of the Red Banner was awarded to him for his bravery, courage and leadership in combat. He was appointed a military commissar of the 8th Motor Rifle Division and then of the 13th Motor Rifle Division and fought in the Second Battle of Kharkov. The 13th Motorized Rifle Division was reorganized into the 95th Rifle Division after significant losses in the battle. The division arrived in Stalingrad in September

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title: Ilya Vlasenko

texts: 1942.The Krasny Oktyabr factory was defended. The 95th Rifle Division became the 75th Guards Rifle Division for the defense of Stalingrad. Colonel <mask> awarded a second Order of the Red Banner to him for his courage, determination and leadership in the battle. The 13th Army's Division participated in the Battle of Kursk in July of 1943. Heavy losses to the enemy were suffered by the German troops who used a large number of tanks. The Division was awarded the Order of the Red Banner and the Order of the Red Star for their exemplary performance of combat tasks. The Division entered the territory of Ukraine in August of 1943.The battles for the liberation of Ukraine and the Battle of the Dnieper were fought by the Divisions station. The division is called "Bakhmach" because of the heroism shown during the liberation of the city. The Dnieper River, 35 km north of Kyiv, was boosted by the Division on September 23. The expansion of the bridgehead made it possible for the troops to concentrate on the liberation of the Ukrainian capital. Guard Colonel <mask> was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union. He was awarded the third Order of the Red Banner for his part in the liberation of Ukraine. In June 1944, <mask> was appointed head of the political department of the 61st Rifle Corps of the 69th Army of the 1st Belorussian Front.On July 20 and July 29 1944, the 61 Corps crossed the Bug River and captured the bridgehead. The Corps, acting in the Vistula–Oder offensive, freed the city of Radom on January 15, 1945. The city of Tomaszow and Jarocin were freed by the Corps after they forced the rivers Pilica and Warta. The Order of Kutuzov 2nd Class was awarded to Colonel <mask> for his bravery and heroism. The Corps took part in the Battle of Berlin in 1945. In the Battle of the Seelow Heights, the Corps did

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title: Ilya Vlasenko

texts: not retreat the 9th Army from Berlin, but it did participate in the elimination of the enemy force. Colonel <mask> was awarded the Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky (Soviet Union) 2nd Class for his leadership of the offensive operations.On May 1, 1945, the 61st Radom Rifle Corps came out on the river Elbe near the city of Magdeburg and met with US troops. The German Democratic Republic was established in 1949 after the post-war appointment of <mask> as head of the Political Department and deputy chief for political affairs. The Order of the Red Banner of Labour was given to him for his work in Germany. The Lenin Military-Political Academy was where <mask> studied between 1950 and 1951. From April 1951 to October 1957 he was the Head of the Political Administration of the South Ural Military District. He was promoted to the rank of Major-General in 1954. The Order of the Red Banner was awarded to <mask> in 1950.In 1957, <mask> retired. He died on May 11, 1963, and was buried in a military cemetery next to his wife. During the battles in Stalingrad, the couple tied their fate. The "Gold Star" medal Hero of the Soviet Union was awarded in 1943. There is a memorial to the Second World War in Dobrush. The house number 4 on Lavra St. is where <mask> lived in his last years. There is a monument at the military cemetery.Dnipro is the river of heroes. Political lit. Publ. of Ukranian, 1988 The Battle of the Century was written by Vasili Chuikov. Various days of the war were chronicled in the diaries of Konstantin Simonov. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 1996. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  970. The war and its people. There is a collection of veterans memories. The biographies of people from the Dobru District Communist Party of the Soviet Union and the 2nd class recipients of the Order of Kutuzov are

masks: Vlasenko Vlasenko Vlasenko Vlasenko Vlasenko Vlasenko


title: Sebastian Mila

texts: <mask> was a Polish footballer who played for clubs such as Lechia Gdask and lsk Wrocaw. He spent the longest time at a club with lsk Wrocaw. He played for two teams outside of Poland, one of which won the Austrian Bundesliga. There was a brief spell with Vlerenga in Norway. <mask> was an international for the Poland national team getting a total of 38 caps and scoring 8 goals for his national team and was included in the nation's squad for the 2006 World Cup. He started training with the Lechia Gdask youth teams at the age of 16 after moving to Gdask from Koszalin, where he played for local teams Gwardia Koszalin and Batyk Koszalin. The merger of Lechia Gdask and Polonia Gdask made them known as Lechia-Polonia Gdask.In March 2000 he made his professional debut for Lechia Gdask against wit Nowy Dwr Mazowiecki. He played in 12 games for Lechia and scored two goals. The merger of Lechia Gdask and Polonia G failed to prevent Lechia-Polonia Gdask from being demoted into the third division, which resulted in the break up of the merger and the recreation of Lechia Gdask and Polonia G. There was an exodus of players leaving the club. The team Wisa Pock moved to the II liga during the summer of 2001. The teams performed well in the first half of the season, with Wisa playing 15 of 19 games. During the winter transfer window, his performances caught the attention of the top division team, Dyskobolia Grodzisk Wielkopolski.The season runners up Wisa Pock were promoted to the top division. His move to Dyskobolia Grodzisk Wielkopolski saw early success in his career. After finishing runners up in the Ekstraklasa in his first full season, Dyskobolia went on to play in European football. The team beat Hertha Berlin and Atlantas before playing Manchester City in the second round of the European competition. The away leg brought the attention of European and Polish football fans. Dyskobolia progressed due to away goals

masks: Sebastian Mila


title: Sebastian Mila

texts: after <mask> scored from a free kick against David Seaman. Dyskobolia was knocked out in the next round by Bordeaux.The season ended in 4th for Dyskobolia. The team finished runners up in the Ekstraklasa once more, as well as winning the Polish Cup in the following season. During the autumn round, she played 13 games in the league and one game in the cup run. <mask> moved to Austria Vienna during the winter break of the 2004–05 season. In his first season with Austria, he played 13 times in half a season and Austria won the Austrian Cup. He didn't play a lot of games in his first full season at the club. He helped Austria to win the 2005–06 Austrian Bundesliga as well as his second Austrian Cup despite not being able to claim a consistent starting position.The 2006–07 season was a turning point for Vienna, with the team not having the same funds as before and many players leaving during the winter transfer window. <mask> was one of the players who left in January after playing 10 games. Austria finished in a disappointing 6th place. In January of 2007, <mask> joined Vlerenga. Vlerenga finished in 7th place over the course of the season, with <mask> making 14 appearances. <mask> moved back to Poland in February of 2008 and was on loan to KS d for the rest of the year. He helped the team stay above the drop zone by playing 12 of the last 15 games.lsk Wrocaw was promoted to Ekstraklasa team. He helped lsk win the Ekstraklasa Cup in the 2008–09 season, as well as an impressive 6th place in the league. The following season, lsk Wrocaw finished in 9th place, with <mask> becoming captain. The team finished runners-up in the 2010–11 season. lsk was going to have a historic season in 2011. lsk lost the game to Rapid Bucureti after reaching the qualification playoff. lsk Wrocaw won the league, finishing 1 point ahead of second place Ruch Chorzw.The 2012–13 season was the most successful in terms of individual

masks: Mila Mila Mila Mila Mila Mila Mila


title: Sebastian Mila

texts: statistics. While leading the team to a Polish SuperCup win, he played 40 games and scored 10 goals. lsk finished in 9th place in the league after finishing in the bottom of the group. Before the winter break, <mask> played every single game. During the winter transfer window, the team's fortunes and financial status began to decline. During his 6 and a half seasons at lsk Wrocaw, he won three competitions and made 216 and scored 39 goals. During his time at lsk Wrocaw, <mask> wore a Lechia Gdask sweat band on his wrist.After his early years at the club, he expressed his love for the team and stated that he wanted to play for the club again. When he returned to Lechia after 13 years, this opportunity was given to him. He played 16 games in the first half of the season after becoming the Lechia captain. His last professional goal was against Ruch Chorzw in his first full season. He made 8 appearances and one appearance in the following season. He played the final 2 minutes for Lechia Gdask against Grnik Zabrze in August of last year. He started working as a football pundit after his retirement.A European U18 Championship winner with Poland in 2001, <mask> has 38 caps for the full Poland national football team. He was selected to the national team for the 2006 World Cup finals in Germany, but did not play in any of the games. He was a part of the 1999 U17 World Championship in New Zealand. On 11 October, he scored his first international goal in six years, finishing off a 2–0 European qualifying win which was Poland's first ever victory against Germany, as well as the first win over reigning World Champs in 29 years. Austrian Cup Winners: 2005–06 Third place: 2004–05 Polish Cup Winners: 2002–03. There were 2 appearances in the Polish SuperCup. Poland's goal tally is listed first in the international goals scores and results.People from Koszalin and West Pomeranian Voivodeship are linked to External

masks: Mila Mila Mila


title: Baek Mu-san

texts: <mask>n is a South Korean poet and labor activist. Life <mask>-san was born in 1955. His name is <mask>ok. He started his literary career in 1984 when he published "Hell Boat" in the first volume of The People's Poem. The editor of Labor Liberation Literature was arrested in 1992 for violating national security law. <mask>n was a writer who had been a factory worker. He is one of the poets who wrote labor poetry in the 1980s.He received a lot of attention by writing about the Ulsan Heavy Industries full scale strike in his poetry collection. The fight of the labor class was directly expressed in the announcement ofgaining power for the labor class through political organization. After the 1990s, <mask> Mu-san became more interested in living conditions of laborers and writing poetry about the causes of human existence that have overcome capital's value. He has two poetry collections, Workers of the World and Stepping Upon the Early Morning of Mipo Bay at Dawn. The Evening Comes Without You is an anthology of his poetry. He edited (   A Decision Near Perfection) with Maeng Mun-jae and Jo Jeong Hwan. He was awarded the first Isan Literary Award in 1989, the 12th Manhae Literature Prize in 1997, the second Oh Jang-hwan Literature Prize in 2009, and the first Imhwa Literature Prize in 2009.The 20th Daesan Literary Award for Poetry was given to him. He won a literary award. Writing <mask> Mu-san is a representation of South Korea's labor poetry. He has contributed to raising the reputation of labor poetry by having a consistent poetic mind that has its roots in the life of labor. As time went on, the footsteps he had taken became clearer and deeper. <mask> Mu-san has received the admiration of many because of his poetry and exploration on the roots of human existence that overcomes the value of capital. During the 1980s and early 1990s, when labor literature was at its peak, he kept his focus on the reality that

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Baek Mu sa
Baek Mu
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Baek Mu sa
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title: Baek Mu-san

texts: we were in, and sincerely studied humanity and labor.His poetic universe has evolved from simply exposing the tragic reality of labor to studying politics and economics as conditions of life that surround people. The threats of the breakdown of humanity and environmental destruction brought on by radical capitalism is what he writes about. <mask> Mu-san's poetry is direct and honest. The poet doesn't ignore the tragic reality faced by people going on with their lives when he writes poetry about oppression by the greed and violence of capital. <mask> Mu-san's poetry makes one realize that deep thought and honesty associated with human existence and life's issues are the life force of poetry. He displays a unique world of poetry, where he shows keen awareness that cuts through the ruins of a capitalist society, as well as sees the limits and possibilities faced by life of the time with eyes of deep suffering. His sober view that face the tragedy of life surrounded by violence and oppression of capital, as well as his fearless voice toward an unjust world, come out as a heavy echo.<mask> Mu-san reminds himself of the day when the world will welcome revolution and change, continuing his song of hope to this day. Misook wrote "The Poetic Path of Subversion and Generation - On Baek Mu-san" in 2000. Literature and Practice, Spring 2004, "A Labor Poet's Persistency and Change". Lee wrote "A Landscape Painting With People" in 2004. The study on <mask> Mu-san's poetry was published in 2007. Lee, Gi-in and <mask> Mu-san wrote "Labor of the Future, and Labor Poetry of the Future". Literature and Practice, Winter 2009, "The Journey of Baek Mu-san's Poetry and the Issue of Great Realism".The Quarterly Changbi, Winter, 2015, features a piece by Uyeong, "Face Our Ruins". The person is referred to as "The Power of Poetry" that even revives the countryside. South Korean male poets 20th-century South Korean poets

masks: Baek Baek Baek Baek Baek


title: Jesse Wayne Brazel

texts: During the closing years of the Old West, <mask> was an American ranch hand. Billy the Kid's murder of William H. Bonney, also known as Billy the Kid, resulted in the confession and trial of Brazel, which resulted in his place in history. There were circumstances leading to the killing of Pat Garrett, who was killed on a road near Las Cruces, New Mexico, on February 29, 1908. Prior to that, the two had been involved in disputes over the use of land. An argument between the two men resulted in one of them shooting the other with a handgun and the other reaching for a shotgun under his seat on a wagon. This version of what happened was supported by another local resident. The dispute began when Brazel leased land from Garrett and then grazed goats against his wishes.After going to the authorities, Brazel confessed to the crime. The details of the confession have been described as vague and inconsistent. It was difficult to believe that a man who was good natured and had no prior criminal history could commit murder. Conspiracy theories have arisen due to the fact that Adamson was a cousin of Jim Miller. The St. Regis Hotel in El Paso, Texas, was the site of an alleged meeting of businessmen and outlaws who disliked Garrett. They were joined by Oliver Lee, Bill McNew, and W. W. Cox. The exact details of the meeting are not known, but it has been claimed that a plan to kill Garrett was set in motion.His disposition made him a disliked man, as he had many verbal and business disputes with other land owners over watering rights. He was involved in a gun battle with Lee and another man that resulted in the death of a sheriff's deputy and the


title: Jesse Wayne Brazel

texts: eventual arrest of Lee. He was in debt and had a gambling addiction. The circumstances surrounding Billy the Kid's killing came into question, and many believed that he had committed cold blooded murder by ambushing the Kid. He was thought to be a dangerous man, but he was actually an opportunist who sought glory and benefits from that exploit. W. Cox is alleged to have offered to fund the killing. The man who carried it out was to be Miller.Oliver Lee is said to have come up with the plan to have Brazel lease land from Garrett, then have goats on it, knowing that such use of his property would provoke a violent reaction from him. It would lead to a confrontation in the aftermath of which self-defense could be claimed. There was confirmation at the time that had taken the lives of at least seven men in hired killings, so Miller was to receive a typical rate for the killing. Miller was said to havelain in wait for the wagon carrying the two men and then shot them when they stopped at a preset location. With no prior history, Brazel could easily claim self-defense against the man who had killed at least four men in his lifetime, and was known to always carry a sawed-off shotgun under his seat. An employee of the Doa Ana County Clerk's Office found that document in a box. The Coroner's Jury Report was signed by seven jurors and was dated February 29, 1908.The deceased came to his death by gunshot wounds inflicted by one <mask>l, which is located in the 20 County of Doa Ana, territory of New Mexico. Leon Metz pointed out that because the story of how he killed Garrett coincides with the story of how he was killed, it doesn't mean he was


title: Jesse Wayne Brazel

texts: lying about it. The man was angry with the man over the goats. Miller is thought to have been in Oklahoma at that time. It appears that he didn't know that he was going to Las Cruces to meet with Miller. One theory is that Adamson was involved in the conspiracy so that he could get a staging area for his illegal operations so that he could import Chinese men and Chinese women to work in the garment and mining industries. There is no proof that he was involved in a murder plot or that he was present at the meeting where it was planned.A couple of years after the killing of his nephew in Roswell, Brazel married and acquired a small ranch just west of the small city of Lordsburg. When his wife died in 1913, he sold the property and disappeared from public record. Word of mouth indicates that it may have been two years after his death. A little over thirty years later, in early July 1947, his nephew William "Mac<mask> gained some fame when he allegedly found strange debris on his ranch, sparking the claim that a flying saucer crashed on the ranch. H. B., ed. is the source of the notes. A long time ago. George Curry wrote An Autobiography.UNM Press was written by Leon. The story of a Western lawman is told by Pat Garrett. Denis McLoughlin is from the University of Oklahoma. The Encyclopedia of the Old West is called Wild and Wooly. Colin was written by Barnes & Noble Richards. The last days of the sheriff. Santa Fe Thrapp is the author of Sunstone Press.There is an Encyclopedia of Frontier Biography. Owen, Gordon R., University of Nebraska Press. The two Alberts are Fountain and Fall. The Cowboys Gunslingers of the American Old West died in


title: Helmuth Schmidt

texts: more than it was worth. He tried to kill her by ramming their car into a tree. She was lying on the ground when she was thrown out of the car. At that moment a car passed by them, Ulrich was barely saved. She told the attending physician that she was going to disappear.As a result of her inquiry about why the old well in the house wasn't used, he flew into a violent rage with threats of taking her life. After moving to Royal Oak, Michigan, where he assumed the name Herman Neugebauer, he found himself working as a mechanic in a Ford factory. In 1916, with the help of George Rolfe and his wife, <mask> put out two matrimonial ads in the New York Herald, one under his assumed name of Neugebauer. Augusta Steinbach, a 40-year-old domestic servant, was attracted to the ads and set out to marry the mysterious man, bringing with her around $500 and some jewelry. In February 1917, she told her friend and fellow servant that she was going to marry the man in Detroit. She wrote to Ms. Domanie a few days after she left and asked her friend to send three trunks of clothes to her husband-to-be. Domanie's package was returned three months later by the company because they couldn't locate the woman.Ms. Domanie wrote to the authorities in Detroit. She was visited by the sheriff three months after her request. He burned all the papers related to the case. Ms. Domanie insisted on the police listening to her. The District Attorney of Oakland County came to visit her. He found the man from the ads after carefully examining the case. After his arrest, he confessed that he burned Steinbach's body,


title: Helmuth Schmidt

texts: but claimed that she killed herself with poison after he refused to marry her.He buried the body under his porch because he was afraid his wife and daughter would come back from the cinema. He claimed to have dug up the body, cut it up with a cleaver, and then burned it in the furnace. The family's strange actions were recalled by neighbors who thought they were German spies. A huge fire was lit in their furnace after a woman's shrieks were heard from their house. There was smoke and sparks coming out of the chimney as the fire was so furious. Mrs.<mask> dumped a pan full of ashes and other matter into a small stream the following morning. The authorities decided to take a lunch break after his confession.A large crash was heard from the cell area ten minutes later. He had crawled under his bed, lifted it and then dropped it on his head. His former wife attended his funeral. The police continued to investigate the deceased's history, discovering several other previous marriages, as well as other women who had connections to him. Mrs. John Switt of New York claimed that she was married to John Switt in 1914. Mrs. Brown of New York, a stenographer for the Hupfel Brewing Company, married <mask> in 1915 at Lakewood, but he later claimed she deserted him and took money from him, and he disappeared soon after. When she was shown a picture of him, she identified him as her husband, after he robbed her of $2,000 and then vanished.According to the authorities,<mask> planned to accumulate money in order to return to Germany, where he would live as an aristocracy. He was accused by one

masks: Schmidt Schmidt Schmidt


title: Charles B. Griffith

texts: The son of Donna Dameral, a radio star of Myrt and Marge, and a film director, <mask> was best known for his work with Roger Corman. He was credited with 29 movies, but is also known to have written many more. He directed at least six films, acted in six films, was second unit director in six films, produced three films and was production manager of two films. Eat My Dust, A Bucket of Blood, and The Little Shop of Horrors are just a few of the redneck classics created by <mask> during the late fifties and early sixties. He played a small role in It Conquered the World as Dr. Pete Shelton. He died in San Diego at the age of 77. Deathproof was dedicated to the man who he said was one of his main influences.His mother and grandmother were actors, his father was in vaudeville, and his grandfather was a circus performer. His mother died in childbirth in 1941 and he was raised by his grandmother. His mother and grandmother had appeared as actors in the radio serial, Myrt and Marge. The TV adaptation of the serial ended up not being filmed. Jonathan Haze showed a film script to Roger Corman, who hired him as a writer. Corman: Three Bright Banners is based on the Battle of Brownsville and Hangtown. Corman hired <mask> to do an uncredited rewrite on It Conquered the World, but he asked to take his name off.Gunslinger is a Western about a female sheriff. He wrote the script with a partner, Mark Hanna, who later claimed that he did most of the writing. "Because I was raised in a radio family, I didn't know that you were supposed to take a long time to write a film script", said <mask>. Corman's most regular writer for the next six years was <mask>. Not of This Earth was a popular science fiction film. They did a Western, Flesh and the Spur, which was based on the

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title: Charles B. Griffith

texts: <mask>y Murphy story, for Edward L. Cahn. The film Teenage Doll, directed by Corman, was given sole credit by the man.Robert Wright Campbell's script for Naked Paradise was rewritten by Corman. The structure would be used again and again for this script. Attack of the Crab Monsters was the biggest hit to date for Corman and he had a small role. The TV play Rock All Night was adapted by Corman. Following his success with Corman, Columbia Pictures signed him to a contract as a producer and director. Jonathan Haze said that Chuck had a friend who was a lawyer, Art Sherman, who had met Gordon Stolberg, then vice-president of Columbia Pictures. Art thought that Chuck was the genius behind Roger Corman.Columbia was making a lot of Sam Katzman movies and Art sold them on the idea that Chuck could do better than him. They gave him a two- picture deal, which was that he would come through and do what he said he was going to do. It would have been made by Chuck. Both pictures ran over budget. His casting was bad. They told me to make a list of 100 titles and see if I could do it. They knew I couldn't make a picture out of the promised budgets, so they sent me to a distant location in Hawaii.I don't want to get into the Columbia pictures because they thought I was putting them on. I told them that I taught him everything he knew, but he thought it was the other way around. Ghost of the China Sea and Forbidden Island were made for Columbia in Hawaii. The films were supposed to cost $150,000. The film was supposed to be filmed in ten days. According to Variety, Columbia sent out one of its contract directors, Fred Sears, to direct the second movie, Ghost of the China Seas, because of continuing production difficulties. The films were really terrible.It stopped me from


title: Charles B. Griffith

texts: ever directing again. They were very rank. You can't do that because I got chicken and started to write very safely within a formula to please the major studios. Corman wrote two scripts for him, one of which was made in North Dakota. The structure he developed for Naked Paradise was used for Beast from Haunted Cave. He persuaded Corman to make a black comedy after seeing the North Dakota movies. The Little Shop of Horrors was his most famous script.He said that the most precious thing you can find is a new structure. Roger Corman went up to bigger budgeted pictures when he made House of Usher, shot in colour and considerably more prestigious than the Corman-<mask> collaborations. Corman said that Richard Matheson had a reputation and chose him to write the script. They were going to use CinemaScope. He was the one making policy and he was making a value judgement based on how much people were making. No writer who gets less than fifty thousand a script is a good writer. The Naked Paradise structure was used in Corman's third black comedy, Creature from the Haunted Sea, as well as the sword-and-sandal movie Atlas.They had to shut down after being picketed by unions when they produced an Arab-Israeli war film in 1960. They settled out of court. He was unable to finish the movie in Israel. Corman rehired him to work on the crew of The Young Racers after he had lived there for two years. The next few years were spent in Europe. He did some second unit work on Corman's The Secret Invasion. He admitted later that he was lazy.I would go back and get another assignment from Roger instead of trying to write an A- picture and sell it on the market. He returned to Los Angeles and wrote The Wild Angels for Corman, the first "biker" movie. It was a huge hit at the box


title: Charles B. Griffith

texts: office. Devil's Angels was produced by Corman and directed by Daniel Haller. Death Race 2000 was one of the uncredited rewrites he did for producer Corman and director <mask>. Corman tried to make it serious. He was angry with me for trying to make it funny but he took me to see the cars and they were all goofy looking.He told me that this is a hard-hitting serious picture and that I couldn't be serious. Both of them didn't think so. He wrote and directed Eat My Dust!, a car chase movie, after writing and directing The Swinging Barmaids. Corman's New World Pictures was a huge hit. Up from the Depths was directed by <mask> and was shot in the Philippines. He wrote and directed a comedy for the Cannon Group. Hype was with Oliver Reed.He directed a car chase film for Corman. As opposed to writing screenplays, <mask> concentrated on writing books and travelling. A stage adaptation of Little Shop of Horrors went on to enjoy great success, with many productions all over the world. The rights to Roger Corman were secured by the producers. The makers of the musical were granted one-fourth of one percent of the takings as a royalty. In the late 1990s, he said that the deal had kept him going since 1983. Wizards of the Lost Kingdom II was directed by him.Jonathan Haze said that he was very creative. He was fast, and he wrote funny dialogue. He was going to write a script in a couple of weeks. For that time in film history, Chuck was very good. He was a pioneer. The plant that eats people was one of the funny, squirrelly ideas he came up with. When he was asked what writers he liked, he listed Robert Towne, Elmore Leonard and <mask>.Tom Weaver said that Roger Corman's early pictures were the ones that put him on the map. Irreverent, acerbic, irreverent, well-read,

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title: Charles B. Griffith

texts: flippant, disdainful of the hoi polloi, yet also generous, transcendent, is how Tim Lucas described <mask>'s writing. A beatnik/stoner/outsider who smuggled those crazed and highly individual sensibilities into the mainstream via Corman's commercial cinema, <mask> was an unpolished gem of a screenwriter. He could answer cinema's cry of "Feed me!". If you want Dick Miller to shine as a door-to-door vacuum cleaner salesman or to introduce a character like Jack Nicholson's masochistic dental patient into the midst of the two-day mayhem, you need to use a non-conformist vampire script like NOT OF THIS EARTH. The man is <mask>. Who else would have dared?It was impossible to subvert his quirky cantos. His script for Corman's Puerto Rican lark CreATURE FROM THE HAUNTED SEA is the reason why it's the closest thing to a Thomas Pynchon novel ever to appear on the screen. He was praised as a good friend and the funniest, fastest and most inventive writer I ever worked with by Roger Corman. The Little Shop of Horrors and A Bucket of Blood were both cult classics because of their offbeat humor. We had a lot of fun coming up with these stories. <mask> died of a heart attack. He was buried with his wife, daughter, granddaughter, and four grandsons.His daughter moved to Australia in the late 1990s. The filmography It Conquered the World had actor Gunslinger in it, as well as Flesh and the Spur, The Undead, and Teenage Doll. Up from the Depths was also directed by Dr. Heckyl and Mr. Two on the Isle is a comedy about road rage and Roger the Rager is a comedy about Groucho Marx. "<mask>'s Last Interview" part 1 was written by Lawrence Fultz Jr. "<mask>'s Last Interview" Part 2 was published in Scary Monsters Magazine. "Here lies a Man Who Was Not of This Earth: A Eulogy for

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title: Kirsten Harms

texts: He is a German theatre director and manager. <mask> was born in Germany. She studied flute and musicology at the University of Hamburg after she passed her Abitur. She founded the independent theatre group "Mimesis" in 1983. The group was experimenting with acting with music. From 1985 to 1988 he was the assistant director. She brought out her first productions.She worked as a director at a number of theaters. She returned to the University of Music and Performing Arts in 1992 as a lecturer with a teaching position in the musical theatre directing course. The Opernhaus Kiel had an artistic director in 1995. The Kiel house became one of the most successful medium-sized houses in the German-speaking world under her leadership. She became nationally and internationally known with her Ring production. Her long-time chief dramaturge, Andreas K. W. Meyer, initiated works that attracted attention, as well as productions of the excavations of rarely performed works. At theDeutsche Oper Berlin, she made her directorial debut in 2003 with Rossini's Semiramide.She was artistic director of the opera house in Berlin from 2004 to 2011. Due to a warning from the Berlin State Criminal Police Office as well as the Berlin Interior Ministry, <mask> had two performances of Mozart's Idomeneo in the production. The final scene of the opera shows the severed heads of Buddha, Christ, and Mohammed. She directed the scenic world premiere of Walter Braunfels' Szenen aus dem Leben der Heiligen Johanna, which was awarded the title of "Rediscovery of the Year" in the 2008 edition of Opernwelt. In the 2004–2011 seasons, 38 productions of theDeutsche Oper Berlin were recorded for release on CD, DVD or broadcast on television and radio. The complete recordings of L'amico Fritz, Oberst Chabert, Marie Victoire, Rienzi, and Germania are included.

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texts: Almost every fourth recording in the DOB's complete discography, which in 2011 consisted of around 130 CDs and DVDs of recordings from over 80 years, came from the last seven years of <mask>' directorship.The following works by Harms have been made into CDs or DVDs. The Children's Choir of theDeutsche Oper Berlin with 200 children, the Youth Club of theDeutsche Oper Berlin, and the Big Band of theDeutsche Oper Berlin are all under the supervision of Harms. The Friends of theDeutsche Oper Berlin e.V. have Young Patrons. They were founded. Both of 2009. International guest performances took theDeutsche Oper to Turkey in 2006 and to France in 2007, to China in 2008 and to Turkey in 2010. The Gtz-Friedrich-Platz with its open staircase, fountain and outdoor catering facilities were built in 2006–2008.A new lighting concept was commissioned to illuminate the foyers and the outer opera building. The stage technology with upper and lower machinery as well as the stage lighting system was renovated from the ground up. The seven-year directorship of <mask> ended in 2011. She was judged by the trade press to be very efficient. Her trademark was a refined dramaturgy of the programme and the rediscovery of unknown great operas. Audiences increased theirOccupancy by 21.6% andDeutsche Oper doubled its income. The International Women's Forum Germany has a vice-president named <mask>.<mask> is married to the set designer and has a son. Karl Goldmark: Die Knigin von Saba; 2015; and Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari: I gioielli della Madonna. There are links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to

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title: Hayden Epstein

texts: A former American football placekicker and punter who played college football for the University of Michigan from 1998 to 2001 and went on to play professional football in the National Football League, the Canadian Football League, and the English Football League, was born on November 16, 1980. He attended a high school in San Diego. He was the best kicker in the national high school class of 1998 according to various ratings agencies and all-star selection committees. He was a second-team selection on the All-Big Ten team as a placekicker as a senior at Michigan. He tied a Michigan record with a 56-yard field goal in 1999 and broke it with a 57-yard field goal in 2001. He was on two Michigan teams that won Big Ten Conference titles. He was selected by Jacksonville in the seventh round of the 2002 draft.He played for several teams, including the Minnesota Vikings. He was on the team that won the World Bowl. He was born in San Diego, California. He was honored as the top kicker in the nation by Prep Football Report and PrepStar College Recruiting. He kicked a 58-yard field goal in 1997. The 1997 kick was tied with the 1995 kick for the San Diego section's record at the time. He missed two field goal attempts as the California All-stars lost to the Texas All-stars in the Shrine All-Star Football Classic.Lloyd Carr's University of Michigan football teams had a placekicker and a punt player in the late 1990's and early 2000's. He made 26 of 42 field goals and 85 of 88 extra point attempts. At the University of Michigan, <mask> averaged 39.9 yards on 167 punts, of which 50 were downed inside the 20 yard line. According to some sources, he was a two-time finalist for the Lou Groza and Ray Guy Awards at Michigan, but the University of Michigan only recognizes him as a Guy Award finalist as a junior in 2000. Jay Feely's 5th year senior season was the redshirt year for the Michigan placekicker. He had only one point of the season, a


title: Hayden Epstein

texts: PAT against Eastern Michigan. The only 2-tackle performance of his career was against Minnesota in the Little Brown Jug battle.In the final two games against Hawaii and Arkansas, he averaged 40.1 yards per punt and 6 of his 9 punts were inside the 20 yard line. The Big Ten co-champions were Michigan, Ohio State and Wisconsin. Jeff Del Verne kicked field goals for the University of Michigan. After 5 games, Del Verne led the team in scoring. Mike Gillette's November 19, 1988 Michigan record for longest field goal with a 56-yard kick against Michigan State in the Michigan–Michigan State football rivalry game was tied by <mask> in the team's sixth game. The kick was the longest ever by a Michigan State opponent. It was the first field goal of his career.He kicked a 20-yard field goal with 18 seconds remaining to give Michigan a 34–31 victory over Indiana. It was the highest scoring day of his career, with 2 FGs and 4 PATs. He had never handled placekicking, kickoff and punting before. Three of his seven kicks were touchbacks and three were covered inside the 20. He punted six times, the first 50-yard punt landing inside the 20 yard line. He received his first Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week award. Mike Gillette was the first player to handle placekicking, kickoff and punting responsibilities for Michigan.After missing a field goal at the end of regulation, his PAT gave the margin of victory in the Orange Bowl against Alabama. The season ended with 36 points (5–8 FGs and 21–22 PATs) and 32 punts for 1282 yards. In the same game, Del Verne and <mask> split kicking duties. The 2000 team missed a field goal at the end of the game against UCLA. The team lost 23–20 even though Michigan got back within field goal range. In that game, in addition to his career high 5 punts inside UCLA's 20-yard line, he also executed his first career 60-yard punt. He became his career long against Indiana on October 14 when he executed a 67-yard

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texts: punt that was downed inside the 20-yard line.On November 4, a 57-yard field goal attempt went through the hands of his holder, preventing him from tying the game at the end of regulation, in a 54–51 loss to Northwestern. He had kicked a field goal and a 6-yard forward pass. He scored 8 points in the Michigan–Ohio State football rivalry game on November 18. He dropped 3 of his 6 punts inside the 20 yard line and posted a touchback when he kicked off to Ohio State to force them to drive from their own 20. He was named the Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week for the second week in a row. The season ended with 50 points (8–14 FGs and 26–28 PATs) and 55 punts for 22dhgate yards. He was named to the All-Big Ten Conference honorable mention as a placekicker.He was a finalist for the Ray Guy Award. The Big Ten co-champions were Michigan and Purdue. When the 2001 Michigan team's field goal attempt was blocked by Washington with 9:11 remaining in the game, it gave them a lead that they wouldn't relinquish. The field goal by <mask> gave Michigan a 6-point lead with 3:57 left in the game. The score held up. He kicked a school record 57-yard field goal against Michigan State in the 2001 Michigan–Michigan State football rivalry game. Michigan's short punt and two Michigan penalties were replaced by Michigan State's controversial game-winning drive.He made a game-winning field goal against the Wisconsin in 2001. Brandon Williams recovered the field goal after <mask>'s punt bounced off of Bell. 3 of his 8 punts were downed inside the 20 yard line, including a 48-yarder that was downed on the 1-yard-line to set up Michigan's first score. He had 3 touchbacks and a fourth one into the end zone. His 8 points (2 FGs and 2 PATs) gave him the team scoring lead and he was named the Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week. He finished the season with 76 points (13–20 FGs and 37–37 PATs) and 71 punts for 2790 yards. The school record for punt


title: Hayden Epstein

texts: yardage was broken the following season by Adam Finley.B. J. Askew and Marquise Walker both had 72 points. The placekicker from the coaches and honorable mention from both the coaches and media was named to the All-Big Ten Conference second team. He made 2 field goals in the Senior Bowl. He was picked up off waivers by the Minnesota Vikings in 2002 and spent the rest of the season as a kick returner. He tore his knee in the last week of the 2002 season and had surgery. He was released before the 2003 season despite being reactivated during the 2003 preseason. Gary Anderson was the kicker for the Vikings in 2002.During the season, Anderson was brought out of retirement to help the Vikings' special teams. Brien was replaced by <mask>. He made 5 out of 9 field goals and 13 out of 13 PATs as a Jaguar. He was 0–4 on field goals greater than 39 yards. His average distance was 61.7 yards and he had 10 touchbacks in his career. TheJaguars continued to have troubles after Tim Seder was cut five games later. In Jacksonville's 28–25 victory over Philadelphia, 8 of <mask>'s 28 career points came.He was 2-for-2 on field goals. After signing with the Broncos, he was assigned to the Berlin Thunder of NFL Europe. He was released in 2004. He was the punter for the World Bowl XII champion 2004, but Jonathan Ruffin was the kicker. The Eskimos were a member of the Canadian Football League in 2005. He appeared in four regular season games for the Eskimos, made 8 of 12 field goal attempts, and punted 16 times, but that record and especially a blocked kick on September 18 resulted in his release. The 93rd Grey Cup was won by the Eskimos.He was assigned to the Rhein Fire of NFL Europe by the Houston Texans. In May 2006 he was released. He was released from the Eskimos on April 28 after signing back on with the Eskimos. List of Jewish football players References 1980 births Living people American football placekickers American players of Canadian


title: Charisma Carpenter

texts: She is an American actress. She played Cordelia Chase in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel. She had roles in Charmed, Veronica Mars, The Lying Game, and The Expendables. The daughter of Christine, a bird sanctuary worker, and Don, a salesman, was born in Las Vegas, Nevada. She is of Spanish, French, and German descent. A song-and-dance troupe she was a part of performed in the Las Vegas Valley when she was nine years old. When she was 15, her family moved to Baja California, Mexico and then to San Diego, California.She was a student at the Creative and Performing Arts school. He traveled throughout Europe after graduation. She worked as a video store clerk, an aerobics instructor, and in property management when she returned to San Diego. She was a cheerleader for the San DIEGO CHARGERS in 1991. She moved to Los Angeles in 1992. While swimming in San Diego in 1991, she and two male friends were attacked by Henry Hubbard Jr., a former San Diego police officer and serial rapist. Both of her friends and Hubbard were shot, forcing him to flee the scene.Hubbard was sentenced to 56 years in prison for a series of rapes and robberies. The flashlight that <mask>


title: Charisma Carpenter


title: Charisma Carpenter

texts: 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 During Angels fourth season, her character leaves the series, but she returned for the 100th episode in the fifth and final season. In 2004, <mask> played a recurring role on NBC's Miss Match and had a guest appearance on The WB's Charmed as a psychic demon. She appeared in 11 episodes of Veronica Mars in the 2005–06 season. She reprised her role for two episodes of the second season of Greek. According to TV Guide in September 2007, she was set to join the cast of The Apprentice: Celebrity Edition, but instead she did a guest appearance in the Fox comedy series Back to You as well as a two episode role on the short-lived series Big Shots.In April 2009, <mask> appeared in an episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation called "The Descent of Man". On March 20, 2008, there was a Buffy the Vampire Slayer reunion. Buffy creator Joss Whedon, producers Marti Noxon and David Greenwalt, and other Buffy alumni attended the event with <mask>. The sex comedy What Boys Like, the

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title: Charisma Carpenter

texts: horror film Voodoo Moon, and the romantic comedies See Jane Date and Relative Chaos all starred <mask>. She guest starred in Legend of the Seeker on the same day she appeared in House of Bones on the same network. Red Sparrow's first film, Psychosis, was released on January 11, 2011. She played a supporting role in The Expendables.After starring in The Expendables, <mask> was cast in Human Factor and Crash Site. She appeared in an episode of Supernatural with James Marsters. In the first season of The Lying Game, <mask> played Rebecca Sewell. She was made a series regular for the second season. She reprised her role in The Expendables 2 later in the year. In the premiere episode of Surviving Evil, <mask> herself was featured as a crime survivor, revisiting the attack she and two friends suffered at the hands of a violent serial rapist. She starred in the erotic film Bound with Morgan Obenreder.She was the director of the television film Mommy's Secret. In support of Ray Fisher, who claimed to have experienced a toxic environment at the hands of the director, <mask> spoke out against the director. <mask> was named as a public image. 31 on the list of the most

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title: Charisma Carpenter

texts: desirable women of 2002. They had a list of 44 in 2005. She does not see herself as a sex symbol. In the June 2004 issue of Playboy magazine, <mask> was nude and on the cover.She told People magazine in 2005 that she didn't know if she would ever pose for Playboy again. For a specific reason, I did Playboy. It was a good financial move, but it was also about where I was in my life. I gained 50 pounds while pregnant with my son. I wanted to be myself again. I wanted to be sexy. I wondered what I would do if I went full throttle.On October 5, 2002, Damian and <mask> married in her hometown of Las Vegas. <mask> gave birth to a boy in March of 2003 The divorce was finalized on July 8, 2008. The person is Catholic. There are links to 1970 births, 20th-century American actresses, and 21st-century American


title: Greg Ballard

texts: <mask> is an American politician, author, and businessman who served as the 48th mayor of Indianapolis, Indiana. He was an officer in the United States Marine Corps. On November 6, 2007, he defeated the incumbent mayor by a large margin. It was described as one of the biggest political upsets in Indiana's history. He was re-elected in 2011. <mask> was born at Methodist Hospital of Indianapolis to Duard and <mask>. He was raised in the city.Cathedral High School is a Roman Catholic school. Indiana University Bloomington has a bachelor's degree in Economics. The person became a member of Delta Tau Delta. He joined the Marines after graduating. He was a graduate of the Marine Corps Command and Staff College and obtained a master's degree in military science from the Marine Corps University. He met Winnie while stationed in California. He was moved to Japan.He was in the first Gulf War. He retired from the United States European Command in 2001 after 23 years of service. He was awarded the Legion of Merit, the Meritorious Service medal, the Kuwait Liberation medal, the Marine Corps Expeditionary medal, and the Humanitarian Service medal. After working for Bayer in Indianapolis, <mask> became self-employed as a leadership and management consultant. He wrote The Ballard Rules: Small Unit Leadership. He taught seminars at the college. <mask> was the only Republican to file for mayor, as few members of the city's once-dominant Republican Party were willing to run against him.<mask> was outspent by a large margin. When he began the race, he had only $300,000 in campaign funds. In April, the two men had almost the same amount of money, with the former having $2.9 million and the latter $9,560. There were no television ads from <mask> as late as October 14. According to the October 19 report, the campaign had raised over a million dollars and had a lot of money left over. During the last three weeks of the

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title: Greg Ballard

texts: campaign, <mask> had only $51,000 left, which was 30 times the funds he had. On November 6, 2007, the incumbent Mayor was defeated by 50% of the vote.Unhappiness with rapidly increasing taxes and crime were seen as the biggest reasons for Peterson's defeat. The Republicans regained control of the City-County Council. "This campaign is the classic, if not the ultimate, example of grassroots politics," he said in his acceptance speech. Melina Kennedy, who was the former deputy mayor, was defeated by <mask> in the election for a second term. The Mayoralty of Indianapolis was inaugurated on January 1, 2008, at the Indiana War Memorial. The site was chosen because it honored the men and women of the armed services. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department would be under the control of the mayor, instead of the sheriff, according to the mayor.The $450 million the city received from the sale of the water and wastewater utilities to Citizens Energy Group will be spent on street repair. New sidewalks, more greenways, and bridge repair were some of the improvements. The first projects in the city's RebuildIndy initiative were announced on September 9, 2010. The $55 million package of street, sidewalk and bridge projects is spread around the city, with many side streets selected for resurfacing as well as some major roads. A $2 million set of projects will improve traffic flow and pedestrian access in areas along Michigan Road from Cold Springs Road to 86th Street, a stretch with few sidewalks, and along 71st Street and Westlane Road in the same area. The projects kick off an improvement program. The mayor's office expects to spend more than $500 million on such projects in the next few years, largely funded by the pending sale of the city's water and sewer systems to Citizens Energy Group.The utilities transfer is awaiting approval from the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission after winning the

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texts: City-County Council's OK earlier this year. The money to fund infrastructure improvements is one of the selling points for the city. The sale of Indianapolis' water and sewer utilities to Citizens Energy Group has resulted in the City of Indianapolis receiving more than expected from a bond issue. One of the chunks of money from selling the utilities was expected to bring in $140 million. The money will be spent on street, bridge, and sidewalk projects. When the City-County Council approved the sale, it was anticipated that the sale would bring in $486 million. The SustainIndy initiative and the creation of the city's first Office of Sustainability were announced in October 2008.Taking local action is the focus of the community-wide plan. The office is led by Kren Haley. A program that provides incentives for property owners and developers to renovated or constructed new buildings in a sustainable manner was announced in August 2010. Indianapolis is the first major city in the United States to commit to the conversion of its entire non- police fleet to electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles. The mayor wants to convert the entire city government vehicle fleet to post-oil technology. The reason for this step in energy security was due to concern over the compromises to national security created by national oil dependence. The first plug-in hybrid police vehicle that meets the needs of a modern urban police force will be created with the help of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.It could save up to $10 million a year. <mask> is married to Winnie and they have a son and daughter. He is a golfer. The Ballard Rules are about small unit leadership. Bloomington, IN: Authorhouse; References External links Official mayoral site Campaign website 1954 births Living people United States Marine Corps personnel of the Gulf War Indiana Republicans Indiana University Bloomington alumni Mayors of


title: Ouray (Ute leader)

texts: The chief of the Tabeguache (Uncompahgre) band of the Ute tribe was named <mask>. <mask> traveled to Washington, D.C. to negotiate for the welfare of the Utes after he was acknowledged as a chief by the United States government. Growing up in a culturally diverse town, <mask> learned to speak many languages that helped him in the negotiations, which were complicated by the manipulation of his grief over his five-year-old son abduction. <mask> was called the man of peace because he sought to make treaties with settlers and the government. He traveled to Washington, D.C. after the White River War in 1879. He tried to get a treaty for the Uncompahgre, who wanted to stay in Colorado, but the United States forced them to go to Utah. <mask> was born in the state of New Mexico in the 19th century.His mother was Uncompahgre and his father was a Jicarilla Apache. His mother died soon after his parents had another son named Quench. <mask> and his brother lived on a ranch with a Spanish-speaking couple around 1845. The Tabeguache Ute band leader's father returned to Colorado and became a leader of the band. <mask> was raised in the Catholic faith. He learned sign language, Spanish, and English while living in a culturally diverse location, which helped him negotiate with whites and Native Americans. He worked for Mexican sheepherders as a child.The wood and mules were bound for the Santa Fe Trail. <mask> and his brother left to join their father, who died soon after. <mask> was the band's best rider, hunter, and fighter, and he became an enforcer and sub-chief of the band. He lived among the Tabeguache and fought both the Kiowa and the Sioux. <mask> became chief of the band at the age of 27. He traveled to the Uncompahgre and Gunnison River valleys to find out the number of whites that had settled there and was alarmed by the number of miners and settlers on ancestral lands. The tide of

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title: Ouray (Ute leader)

texts: immigrants wouldn't be turned back by fighting the whites.He believed that the solution was to engage in treaty negotiations. Treaty negotiation <mask> was known as the "White man's friend," and his services were almost indispensable to the government in negotiating with his tribe, who kept in good faith all treaties that were made by him. He set them the example of living a civilized life by protecting their interests. Although <mask> sought reconciliation between different peoples, with the belief that war with the whites likely meant the demise of the Ute tribe, other, more militant Utes considered him a traitor for his willingness to negotiate. During his visit to the Los Pios Indian Agency in 1874, <mask>'s brother-in-law "Hot Stuff" tried to kill him with an axe. February 28, 1861 is when the Treaty of Conejos was established. He convinced the Utes to enter into a treaty with the government to protect their lands.In the late 19th century, Kit Carson noticed that prospectors were mining and settled in areas that had been traditional hunting grounds for the Utes. He was helped by Carson to draft a treaty. After a meeting with the new Territorial Governor John Evans, Ouray traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with Lincoln. Ouray lost all of their lands east of the Continental Divide in the Treaty of Conejos, which reduced their lands to 50%. They would have a third of the state of Colorado in the western part. The Utes agreed to allow roads and military forts to be built on the land. They were given sheep, cattle, and $10,000 in goods and provisions to encourage them to take up farming.The government generally did not provide the goods, provisions, or livestock mentioned in the treaty, and since game was scarce many Ute continued to hunt on ancestral Ute lands until they were removed to reservations in the late 19th and early 20th century. There were Native Americans who stole

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title: Ouray (Ute leader)

texts: livestock and upset new settlers. Colonel Kit Carson negotiated a treaty with the Ouray and other Ute leaders after the uprising by Chief Kaniatse. The government was interested in getting more Ute land. <mask> was reluctant to give more land to the government since they didn't live up to their agreement to provide winter provisions. He agreed to be part of a delegation because many Native Americans were in dire straits. In 1868, <mask>, Nicaagat, with Kit Carson were part of a delegation to negotiate a treaty that would lead to the creation of a reservation for the Ute.Ouray hoped that having a government presence would mean that their lands would be protected. The treaty was signed by a group of people. The Brunot Treaty of 1873 Silver deposits were found in the San Juan Mountains in 1872 and the government wanted to negotiate for more land. The U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs Felix Brunot had a 17-year-old orphan brought by Arapaho Chief Powder Face to meet <mask> and Chipeta. Brunot wanted Ouray to give up mining property and keep treaty talks open in order to find his son. The boy was not <mask>'s son, he did not know anything from the Ute language, and the details of his capture did not match the experience of <mask>'s son. Historians have stated that the meeting was upsetting to Ouray, but author Richard E. Wood states that the chief was impressed by the effort taken by the government.The United States acquired the mineral-rich property they had been seeking thanks to <mask>'s help. Provisions were to be given to the Native Americans over time. <mask> was given a house in the Uncompahgre Valley. The government was reluctant to give provisions again. He had a meeting with the President. The White River Indian Agency was the site of the Meeker massacre. Not understanding the Utes' love of horses, Nathan Meeker tried to force the nomadic hunters and gatherers to farm and

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title: Ouray (Ute leader)

texts: enlisted the help of the military.A tribe of Ute men led by Chief Douglas asked for peace, but a fight ensued. The negotiations for peace between Native Americans and whites were difficult because of this. Local settlers wanted the Utes to be moved. When <mask> found out about the massacre, he asked the warriors to release hostages to him. The hostages were taken to <mask>'s house at the Los Pios Indian Agency and cared for by Chipeta. <mask> and Chipeta traveled to Washington, D.C. in 1884 for the final treaty with the U.S. government. Alfred B. Meacham was a member of the commission.The Commissioner of Indian Affairs was George W. Manypenny. The President said that <mask> was the most intellectual man he had ever conversed with. While he was dying of Bright's disease, <mask> traveled to the Indian Agency office to have the treaty signed by the Southern Utes. The Utes were put on a number of reservations, including Utah, Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation, as well as two reservations in Colorado. <mask>'s first wife, Black Mare, died after the birth of their only child, a boy named Queashegut, also known as Pahlone, and was called Paron by his father because of his round, dimpled face. In 1859, <mask> married the sixteen-year old Chipeta, who had been caring for Ouray's son since Black Mare's death. In 1860 or 1863, Ouray took Queashegut along on a buffalo hunt with a total party of 31 men.The tribe's hunting camp was attacked by 300 warriors and Queashegut left the tepee to follow them. They couldn't find him after the fight. He was captured and traded to the Arapaho band. Ouray was in deep grief and never saw his son again. He tried to find his son for the rest of his life and feared he was raised to fight against his own. Two girls and two boys were adopted by <mask> and Chipeta while they were at Fort Garland. Shawsheen, Ouray's sister, was kidnapped by the Arapaho in Big

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title: Ouray (Ute leader)

texts: Thompson Canyon in 1863.She escaped when soldiers from Fort Collins found her two years later. She was found and returned to Ouray's tribe. One of his homes was by the town of Ouray. Ouray and Chipeta lived on a farm on the Uncompahgre River. The 50 acres of irrigated farm land was on the 300-acre farm. The adobe house had a piano and fine china. The original homestead is where the Ute Indian Museum is located.<mask> was an Episcopalian and Chipeta was a Methodist. <mask>'s hair was long and he wore it in the European-American style. <mask> died near the Los Pios Indian Agency in Colorado. His people buried him in Colorado. His remains were re-buried in a full ceremony in 1925. He sought peace among tribes and whites, and a fair shake for his people, though <mask> was dealt a sad task of liquidating a once-powerful tribe. In the death of <mask>, one of the historical characters passes away.He figured for a long time that he was the greatest Indian of his time. <mask> is a remarkable Indian, with pure instincts and keen perception. A friend to both the white man and the Indians. There are places named for Ouray Camp Chief Ouray. Mount Ouray in the Sawatch Mountain Range and Ouray Peak in Chaffee County were named for him. The town of Ouray in Colorado and the community of Ouray, Utah are named after him. Colorado's Colorful Characters Pruett Publishing Company: Boulder, Colorado, 1981 was written by Gladys R. Colorado.Bruce Grant. The Encyclopedia of the American Indian was published in 2000. H. Bert. "Chipeta: Glory and Heartache" was published in The Outlaw Trail Journal, Salt Lake City, Utah, on Utah State University. Ouray, Colorado, was the location of the Ouray Chief of the Utes Wayfinder Press. Wyss and Hatch. Margaret K. McElderry wrote Bear Dancer the Story of a Ute Girl."<mask>'s son... or not?" is one of the External links. American-Tribes.com has old photos of people


title: Cameron Belford

texts: <mask> is an English semi-professional footballer who plays for club Radcliffe. During the 2006–07 season, <mask> had a brief loan spell at Conference National side Tamworth, where his father was on the bench. <mask> was released by City in May 2007, without having made a first team appearance, despite being assigned squad number 43. <mask> joined League Two side Bury on a one-year contract after a short trial. <mask> joined Conference North team Worcester City on loan for a month on 30 November, becoming one of Richard Dryden's first signings. He made his City debut on December 2nd against Barrow at St George's Lane. His loan spell with Worcester was extended until the end of the season after he impressed in the following games.He won the club's player of the month award for March. <mask> was offered a contract by Alan Knill in April of 2008. He was recalled from his loan at the same time. He played in 22 league and 2 cup games. On 3 May 2008, <mask> made his debut as a 75th-minute substitute against Accrington Stanley at the Crown Ground, replacing Jim Provett. When first team goalkeeper Wayne Brown came off injured in the first half, <mask> came on and impressed many. He denied Ian Sharps from scoring a late goal.He kept the score at 2–1. After some fine performances in the latter part of the 2010–11 season, he established himself as the number one goalkeeper. <mask> scored his first goal for Bury in a Football League Trophy tie against Shrewsbury Town after calmly saving a Danny

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title: Cameron Belford

texts: O'Donnell spot kick and slotting home the next kick himself. The final score was 6–5 to Bury. <mask> suffered a serious facial injury in a collision with an opposition forward during a League Two game. <mask> was replaced by Owain Fon Williams because of a fractured cheek bone. <mask> was the victim of an assault on his cheekbone from a youth during a pitch invasion after the second goal in the 3–2 win at Chesterfield.<mask> joined Southend United on a one-month loan as cover for Glenn Morris. He helped the Shrimpers reach the League Two play-offs but they were unable to progress beyond the semi-final stage. <mask> went back to Southend for a second time. He was brought in to help out with the League Cup fixture. After Paul Smith was signed to be their first choice goalkeeper, he only made 3 appearances. Smith was injured in a match against Gillingham after his loan spell ended. <mask> didn't want to go back to Southend for a third time.Ian Dunbavin's injury and a cover for Paul Rachubka led to <mask> joining Stanley on a seven-day emergency loan. <mask> announced on social media that he had joined Swindon Town for the rest of the season. <mask> signed a one-year deal with Wrexham. <mask> moved to Scottish League One side Stranraer in order to gain regular football, after he lost his place to on loan goalkeeper Rhys Taylor, after the Dragons were knocked out of the FA Cup by National League North side Gainsborough Trinity. He made his debut for the Blues in a 2–0 league victory against

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title: Cameron Belford

texts: Cowdenbeath. <mask> returned to Stair Park in June of 2016 to sign a permanent contract with Stranraer. In January of last year, <mask> returned to England and signed a short-term deal with Forest Green Rovers.He was released by Forest Green at the end of the season. He joined Chorley. He left the club in search of first team football after losing his place in the opening two league matches of the season. He later signed for Nuneaton. He joined FC United of Manchester for a month. The loan was extended until the end of January 2020. <mask> and Fowler worked together at Nuneaton before he joined Radcliffe.He made his league debut for the club in September. The United Kingdom's semi-professional leagues were disrupted in October due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. <mask> made 11 appearances for Radcliffe before the season ended. He is the son of a former goalkeeper and the brother of another. There are links to External links. The players are from Tamworth F.C. The players are from Bury F.C.The players are from Worcester City F.C. The players are from Southend United F.C. The players are from Stanley F.C. The players are from Mansfield Town F.C. The players are from A.F.C. The players are from Stranraer F.C. The players are from Forest Green.Rushall Olympic F.C. players. The players are from the English Football League and the National League. The players are from Nuneaton. The players are from Chorley F.C. The players are F.C. The players from Manchester are from the Northern Premier League.

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title: Keith Whitley

texts: The American country music singer and songwriter, known as "Jumbo", was born on July 1, 1954 and died on May 9, 1989. After his death, he had 12 singles on the country charts, but only two albums. Sandy Hook, Kentucky is where <mask> grew up. In 1970, he began his career there. After establishing himself as a lead singer in bluegrass music, <mask> moved to Nashville in 1983 and began his recording career there. "Miami, My Amy" was his first Top 20 Country Hit. His first three singles from his studio album Don't Close Your Eyes were number one hits.He died of alcohol intoxication at the age of 34 after years of alcoholism compromised his health. His singles "I Wonder Do You Think of Me", "It Ain't Nothin'", and "I'm Over You" were released after his death. When he was a child, <mask> was raised in Sandy Hook and attended Sandy Hook High School. He had four siblings, two brothers and a sister. The <mask> family has lived in the area since the 1840s and are English and Scots-Irish. When he was a teenager in Sandy Hook, he and his friends drank bootleg whiskey and raced their cars down

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title: Keith Whitley

texts: mountain roads at dangerous speeds. The driver of the car tried to round the curve.The car wreck killed his friend and almost broke his neck. He escaped with a broken collar bone when he drove his car off a cliff. Randy and his father were killed in a motorcycle accident. His neotraditional brand of country was popularized by hit artists such as George Strait. In 1969 he and his brother performed in a musical contest in Kentucky. Ricky Skaggs was in the contest. Skaggs and <mask> quickly befriended each other.Two teenagers, 15-year-old <mask> and 16-year-old Skaggs, were found in Ft. The man was 45 minutes late for a show due to a flat tire. Stanley thought he heard the Stanley Brothers playing at the club when he opened the door. They sounded like me and Carter in the early days. The two joined the band. Stanley had a lead singer named <mask>. J.D. and <mask> played together.The New South was in the mid-1970s. He was one of the most versatile and talented lead singers in bluegrass. Carter Stanley and Lefty Frizzell influenced his singing. He signed a record deal with RCA Records


title: Keith Whitley

texts: after moving to Nashville to pursue a country music career. A Hard Act to Follow was <mask>'s first solo album and it featured a more mainstream country style. The songs he produced were inconsistent as he worked hard to achieve his own style. Critics thought the album was too erratic.His next album, L.A. to Miami, will be released in the next few years. "Miami, My Amy" was his first Top 20 country hit. "Ten Feet Away", "Homecoming '63", and "Hard Livin'" followed the song on the album. George Strait released his song "Nobody in His Right Mind Would've Left Her" in 1986 after "On the Other Hand" was pitched to him. During his tour to promote L.A., he met and began a romantic relationship with country singer Lorrie Morgan. They were married in 1986 and had a son in 1987. Morgan was adopted from her first marriage by <mask>.During the new recording sessions in 1987, <mask> asked if the project of 15 songs could be put on hold, because he felt the songs were not up to his standards. He asked if he could be involved in the creation of the songs and production. The album Don't Close

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title: Keith Whitley

texts: Your Eyes sold well and was released in 1988. "It's All Coming Back to Me Now" was one of the many songs that <mask> wrote for Tree Publishing. The remake of Lefty Frizzell's classic song "I Never Go Around Mirrors" became a huge hit at <mask>'s concerts. "When You Say Nothing at All," "I'm No Stranger to the Rain," and the title cut were the first three singles from the album. The title track "Don't Close Your Eyes" was ranked as the No. 1 country song on the charts during the fall of 1988 and winter of 1989.A country song was written in 1988. "I'm No Stranger to the Rain" earned <mask> his first and only Country Music Association award as a solo artist and a nomination for Best Country Vocal Performance, Male. "I Never Go Around Mirrors" was to be released as a single by Sony Music Nashville chairman Joe Galante. Galante was in agreement with the musical flexibility that <mask> achieved with the song, but he suggested that she record something new and more upbeat. A song was optioned for his previous album called I Wonder Do You Think of Me, and was to result in his next album


title: Keith Whitley

texts: release. On May 9, 1989, less than two months before his 35th birthday, <mask> had a brief phone call with his mother and was later visited by his brother-in-law, Lane Palmer. After having coffee and planning a day of golf and lunch, the two decided to start writing songs for Lorrie Morgan and him to record when she returns from her concert tour.Palmer asked <mask> to leave within an hour. An ambulance was called after Palmer found <mask> unresponsive on his bed. He was pronounced dead at the hospital. Acute Ethanolism was the official cause of death. The Davidson County Medical Examiner stated that <mask> had a blood alcohol level that was equivalent to 20 one-ounce shots of whiskey. The cause of death was alcohol overdose. The Austin American-Statesman.On May 10, 1989,Hurst, Jack. <mask>'s Last days. The Chicago Tribune. May 14, 1989. According to his birth certificate and passport, he was born in 1954, but he was actually born in 1955. The Encyclopedia of Country Music. St. Martin's Press is in New York.It's p.533. Carlin, Richard. A biography of country music. New York:

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title: Keith Whitley

texts: Routledge. Colinrkin (1995) The Encyclopedia of Popular Music was published by Guinness. New York: Stockton Press.Stanton, Scott. The tourist is a musician. New York: Pocket Books. It's p. 395. Jack, hicks. There is a song called "Love in Home Town". The Kentucky Post.The country music star died at 33. The Herald-Leader. Hurst, Jack was born on May 10, 1989. <mask>'s Last days. The Chicago Tribune. "Alcohol Kills Country Singer" was written on May 14, 1989. The United Press International.The San Francisco Chronicle is a part of it. May 10, 1989. On the day after his death, Music Row was lined with black ribbons. He is buried in a cemetery outside of Nashville. His gravestone reads "forever yours faithfully" and " His being was my reason" Morgan has a future burial spot next to him, and the "my" in part two refers to him. At the time of his death, he had just finished work on his third and final studio album, I Wonder Do You Think of Me.The album was released three months after his death. Two more No. were produced by the album. The title track and "It Ain't Nothin'" had 1 hits.


title: Keith Whitley

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title: Keith Whitley

texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 "Brotherly Love," a duet with Earl Thomas Conley, peaked at No. 1 on the album. Whitley was nominated for a second time for Best Country Vocal Collaboration. In 1994, Lorrie Morgan organized several of Whitley's friends in bluegrass and some of the big names in country to record a tribute album to him.In September 1994 the album was released by BNA. Alan Jackson, Diamond Rio, and Ricky Skaggs are some of the artists who have covered <mask>'s songs. Morgan was dubbed in as a duet partner on one of the previously undiscovered tracks on the album. There are two original songs on the album, "Little Boy Lost" and "A Voice Still Rings True". In 1995 Alison Krauss's rendition of "When You Say Nothing at All" reached number 3 on the country charts. The album Wherever You Are Tonight was produced by Lorrie Morgan and features demos from 1986 to 1988 with a full orchestra. In 1996, the album and single of the same name did very well on


title: Keith Whitley

texts: the charts.There was a scrapped song from 1986's "LA to Miami" on "I Wonder Where You Are Tonight" that was included on "The Essential". The biographical film about <mask>'s life and death was supposed to be released in 2006 but was put on hold. He announced on April 13, 2010, that pre-production would begin again. Several film projects depicting <mask>'s life were in the works. There was a film version of "Forever Yours, Faithfully" written by George Vescey and Lorrie Morgan. While Morgan's book was a benchmark in unraveling <mask>'s final moments, perhaps the most research went into a project titled "Kentucky Bluebird", which was to star writer/actor/director <mask>. The project was halted in late 2006 due to difficulties with funding and casting.1985: L.A. to Miami, "Don't Close Your Eyes." 1991: Kentucky Bluebird, "I Wonder Do You Think of Me." 1995: Wherever You Are Tonight, "Sad Songs." There is a biography of the person, written by the person, written by the person, written by the person, written by the person, written by the person, written by the person, written by the

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title: Keith Whitley

texts: person, written by the person, written by the person, written by the person, All music. Chris Skinker was born in 1998. The name of the person is "<mask>". The Ultimate Guide to the Music is from The Encyclopedia of Country Music. The first edition.Paul Kingsbury is an editor. Oxford University Press is in New York. pp. 592–592. Alcohol-related deaths in Tennessee include American acoustic guitarists and American country


title: Adam Neate

texts: One of the world's best-known street artists is a British painter named <mask>. He left thousands of works in the street for anyone to collect, because he specialized in painting urban art on recycled cardboard. He contributes to the movement in transferring street art into galleries. CNN and European television have documented Neate's street art. International critics have praised the artist's work and major collectors are fighting for his original works. He has been mastering his own language since 2011. <mask> was born in Essex and grew up in Suffolk.He became familiar with graffiti art through his cousin, who was interested in it. VHS videos about graffiti, as well as groups such as the Beastie Boys and hip-hop music, were watched by Neate. He borrowed books like Spray Can Art and Subway Art from the library because he wanted to emulate the quality of the artwork. After graduating from Suffolk College, he moved to London to work at Glue London, a digital advertising agency. He wanted to paint, so he took up the task. Using aerosols and found objects, he painted on cardboard boxes, which he collected from the street, avoiding the use of canvas because of its cost. His work can have two and three-dimensional qualities, as he tears the material, builds it in layers and staple pieces together, mainly making portraits of friends.In December 2012 art historian Ben Jones wrote about space becoming the medium in <mask>'s most recent work. Cubism's two distinct phases have been rejuvenated by Neate's own distinctive mode: Dimensional

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title: Adam Neate

texts: finishing in the early hours. Work was done against shop windows. Some of the work appeared on eBay with starting prices ranging from 99p to £1,000, and Neate thought it would help some people out for Christmas.He said, "It has always been a dream of mine to do a show around the whole of London, to take over the whole city in one go." I don't mind what happens to the pieces once they're out there, I want everybody to be able to see it. Andy Warhol provided the precedent for industrial style production when he created screen prints on cardboard of a man. The prints were made by a professional screen printer after Neate created the master image in a stencil. They were stamped with his signature. "I'm interested in that Warhol idea of the brands as assisted readymade." He said that the idea of free art was challenging the idea of art as a commodity.I am testing the viability of separating art from commerce. His work has won him recognition from the Tate, National Portrait Gallery and The National Gallery, as well as sell out shows at The Elms Lester Gallery. Picasso said that copying oneself is more dangerous than copying others. His work has been recognized by the National Gallery, the Tate, and the National Portrait Gallery. He wants to explore sculpture and photography, as well as travel to America and Venice. <mask> cites his influences as his wife, Waleska, New York graffiti artist, Daze, and Picasso. The exhibition 'A New Understanding' explored how to portray a fourth dimensions.Five key works were displayed in 'The Flock Series',


title: Matt Williams (third baseman)

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title: Matt Williams (third baseman)

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title: Matt Williams (third baseman)

texts: was second in the voting for the National League Most Valuable Player Award, behind first baseman Jeff Bagwell of the Houston Astros. Cleveland Indians <mask> was traded to Cleveland after the 1996 season in a six-player trade that worked out for both teams; the Giants received Jeff Kent in the deal. While <mask>' streak of three straight All-Star selections ended, he won a Gold Glove and Silver Slugger in 1997, his first since 1994.Although the Indians lost the World Series in seven games to the Florida Marlins, he helped lead Cleveland to its second American League pennant in three years. <mask> requested and received a trade to Arizona to be closer to his children after his divorce from his first wife. <mask> was an original member of the Arizona Diamondbacks. He holds the record for the most RBIs in a single season by a D-backs player, with 142 in 1999, but has never been surpassed. <mask> was the special assistant to the general partner. <mask> assisted in coaching and with player personnel matters, as well as serving as color commentator on the radio and television broadcasts. The first base coach for 2010 will be <mask>.<mask> moved from first base coach to third base coach in 2011. On October 31, 2013, the Washington Nationals announced that they had hired <mask> to replace Johnson as their manager. The Nationals had an option to extend <mask> through the 2016 season. The Nationals won the NL East but lost in the NLDS to the Giants. <mask> was named the National League Manager of the Year. <mask> was terminated by the Nationals on October 5, 2015, after the team failed

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title: Matt Williams (third baseman)

texts: to make the playoffs. He had a record of 179 wins and 145 losses.<mask> became the first American-born manager of the KBO League before the 2020 season. <mask> had a coaching career that started in 2010 and ended in 2015 with the Washington Nationals. He was hired as the Oakland A's third base coach in November of 2017. <mask> joined NBC Sports Bay Area as a studio analyst and appeared before and after San Francisco Giants broadcasts. On November 6, 2007, the San Francisco Chronicle reported that <mask> purchased $11,600 worth of human growth hormone, steroids and other drugs from the Palm Beach clinic in 2002. <mask> told the Chronicle that he used human growth hormone on the advice of a doctor to treat an ankle injury. The Mitchell Report was commissioned by Major League Baseball and was written by former Senator George J. Mitchell.<mask> was eligible for the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2009. He was dropped off the ballot because he received less than 1% of the votes. <mask> has been married three times. His first wife left with their children for another. His second wife was a film actress. In 2002, she filed for divorce because of irreconcilable differences. Their divorce was final in July of 2002.<mask> and Monroe married in 2003 after <mask> proposed to Monroe in 2003 and she accepted. The couple co-hosted the weekend pre-game shows in 2007. Bel Air, California is where they live with one child. <mask> is the grandson of a baseball player. List of Major League Baseball players named in the Mitchell Report, as well as List of Major League Baseball career home run

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title: Elizabeth Danvers

texts: <mask>, later <mask>, was an English noblewoman. She was the mother of Sir <mask>, who was executed in 1601 for his part in the rebellion of Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex. The daughter of Henry Somerset, 2nd Earl of Worcester, was the daughter of <mask>, who was the second wife of Sir Anthony Browne. She had three older sisters, including the 8th Earl of Northumberland and the second one, Francis Fitton of Binfield. The wife of Thomas Cecil was the oldest son of Lord Burghley. Lucy was married to Sir William Cornwallis of Suffolk. In his Brief Lives (1693), the antiquarian and biographer, John Aubrey, described her as an Italian woman with prodigeous parts for a woman.I have heard that my father's mother had something to do with it. A great Politician, great Witt and spirit, but revengeful, knew how to manage her estate as well as any man. Beautiful, but only short-sighted. She kept Sir Edmund Carey to hard meate to obtain the pardons for her Sonnes. The son of Sir <mask> was <mask>'s first husband. The grandson of <mask> and the daughter of Sir William Courtenay are also related to him. Sir <mask>, who died without issue, had three sons and seven daughters.Sir <mask> died without an issue. The daughter of Sir Richard Newport of High Ercall was married to Sir <mask>. The widow of Richard Herbert of Montgomery Castle was Magdalen Newport, who had ten children, including Edward Herbert, 1st Baron Herbert of Cherbury and the poet, George Herbert. Sir <mask> married <mask>, the

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title: Elizabeth Danvers

texts: daughter of Sir Ambrose Dauntsey, in the year after Magdalen Newport's death. After being widowed for twelve years, he married Grace Hewes, the daughter of Thomas Hewes, and had a son, <mask>. <mask> was married to Sir Henry Baynton. <mask> was his second wife.<mask> was married to Sir Thomas Walmesley, who is descended from the Dukes of Leeds. <mask> was married to Sir Arthur Porter of Lanteney. Her husband was Sir Richard Gargrave of Nostel, Yorkshire. <mask> was the last of her father's children. She was the mother of the man she married, Sir Peter Osborne. <mask>' second son, <mask>, killed Henry Long, the younger brother of Sir Walter Long, in the course of a local feud. There are accounts of the murder conflict.Lady <mask> said that her husband, Sir <mask>, who was a justice of the peace, learned of two robberies and a murder committed by the servants of Sir Walter Long. Sir Walter, his brothers and his followers turned against <mask>, and members of the Long group murdered one of <mask>' men and committed a number of other outrages. Henry Long wrote a letter to Sir <mask>, threatening to whip him and calling him 'Asse, Puppie, ffoole & Boy'. Sir Charles and others tried to get Henry Long at an 'ordinary' inn in Corsham, but found the door locked when they were ready to leave. Sir <mask> shot Long after he drew his sword against Sir Charles. Henry Wriothesley, 3rd Earl ofSouthampton, sheltered the <mask> brothers after they fled to Titchfield Abbey. They took refuge at the court

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title: Elizabeth Danvers

texts: of King Henri IV after escaping the law.Sir <mask> died two months after the disaster and was buried in Dauntsey church. After viewing his portrait, he is remembered in a poem by George Herbert. You can find a treasure if you search. Would you find <mask>? A fayre mind. Sir <mask>' earthly part is copied out by art. Lady <mask> married Sir Edmund Carey, son of Henry Carey, a cousin of Queen <mask>.She did so in order to get a pardon for her sons. The <mask> brothers were pardoned by Queen <mask> at the end of June 1598 on the condition that they pay Sir Walter Long damages for the murder of his brother. Sir Charles and Sir <mask> arrived in London. Sir <mask> was convicted of treason in February 1601 after taking part in Essex's short-lived rebellion. He offered to pay a lot for his life, but it wasn't enough. He was beheaded on Tower Hill. After Essex's execution, Sir <mask> served with the English forces in Ireland under Charles Blount, 8th Baron Mountjoy, and on 21 July 1603, King James I created him Baron <mask> of Dauntsey.outlawry against the <mask> brothers was reversed in 1604. Lady Carey's third son, Sir <mask>, was regicide after the First English Civil War. Lady Carey was buried under an altar tomb in a church in Northamptonshire. The monument by Nicholas Stone, master mason to King James I, is said to be one of the finest pieces of sculpture of the age. Elizabethan place <mask> Danvers, Brooklyn Museum 1545 births 1630 deaths 17th-century English people People from

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title: James B. Frazier

texts: From 1903 to 1905, <mask> was the 28th governor of Tennessee, and from 1905 to 1911, he was the United States Senator from Tennessee. He enacted mine safety regulations when he was governor. He tried to stop whitecapping. The manner in which the state legislature elected him to the U.S. Senate created a critical rift in the state's Democratic Party that lasted into the 1910s. The son of Thomas and Margaret (McReynolds) Frazier was born early in life. His father was appointed to a criminal court judgeship when his family moved to Davidson County in 1867. He obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Tennessee in 1878, after attending Franklin College, a seminary near Nashville.He was admitted to the bar and practiced law in the same year. "One of the greatest orators who ever lived in the Volunteer State," was how Zella Armstrong described him. In 1894, he challenged incumbent Henry Snodgrass for the Democratic Party nomination for the 3rd District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. Snodgrass won the nomination because he had more support from the delegates at the convention. Snodgrass was defeated by Foster V<mask> in the general election due to the fact that his supporters did not vote for him. During the 1900 presidential race, he was the state's at-large elector for the Democratic candidate, <mask>. He canvassed across Tennessee on behalf of <mask>.The Democratic nomination for governor was obtained by Frazier in the race to succeed McMillin, who was not seeking reelection. His Republican opponent was Judge H. Tyler Campbell, who had won his party's nomination. The last time candidates canvassed the state in horse-drawn carriages was during the 1902 gubernatorial campaign. In the

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title: James B. Frazier

texts: Littleton arguing that the law should be extended to the entire state, while Frazier argued that larger cities should remain exempt. On election day, Frazier won with 131,503 votes. After the beginning of the second term, Senator William B<mask> died, prompting a scramble to fill his seat. For years, former Governor Robert Love Taylor tried to get a Senate seat, but was unsuccessful. While Taylor was out of state on a speaking tour, the governor convened the General Assembly to have him elected to the Senate seat. After this election, he took his seat in the Senate. John I. Cox was the Speaker of the Tennessee Senate.Taylor thought that the state Democratic Party was being controlled by <mask>, Cox, and Carmack. Taylor won the Senate primary in 1906 in order to appease his supporters. Cox was not nominated for reelection by the Democratic Party. As a senator, he championed states' rights and opposed protective tariffs. He supported funding for highway construction. The state Democrats refused to nominate him for a second term because of the divisions created by his first election. After leaving the Senate, he went back to practice law with his son in the firm.He is buried in the city's Forest Hills Cemetery. His son became a politician. The Battle of Kings Mountain was fought by Samuel and Abner <mask>. Both Samuel and Rebecca were of French Huguenot descent. Dr. <mask> <mask> was an uncle of <mask><mask> and served as Mayor of Chattanooga in 1841. The couple was married in 1884. Anne, <mask>., Thomas, and Louise were their children.From 1949 to 1963, <mask><mask> Jr. represented Tennessee's 3rd congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives. The University of Tennessee has a list of governors of

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title: Graham Fulton

texts: <mask> is from Scotland. <mask> has been writing and performing poetry since 1987 when he first attended a writers' group run by poet Tom Leonard. The Tower of Babble pamphlet was produced in 1987. His first major collection of poems was published in 1990. The collections include This, Knights of the Lower Floors, and Ritual Soup and other liquids. He was an editorial board member of the West Coast Magazine which featured up and coming writers of the time including Irvine Welsh, who was a winner of the Scotia Bar First of May Poetry Prize. His work has appeared in a number of publications in the UK and the US.He received three Scottish Arts Council bursaries. A sequence about the Glasgow underground called Inner Circle was included in a later publication. The umbrellas were all produced by his own imprint Controlled Explosion Press. These limited editions are often handmade and experimental in nature. Unsaved Messages and twenty three buildings, both from Controlled Explosion Press, and Black Motel/The Man who Forgot How, which was launched by award-winning Roncadora Press in October 2010, feature monotype illustrations by Hugh Bryden. A full-length collection called Open Plan about working in an office was published in February 2011. He found a publisher for his father's World War 2 diaries, which was produced by Woodfield Publishing.The Ruin of Poltalloch was published in June of 2011. The zombie poem was published in October of 2011. The

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