title: Henry Baldwin (judge)

texts: provision would take effect. The question of whether the Mississippi Constitution violated the United States Constitution was avoided by Thompson. <mask> came forth with his own opinion after the other justices gave their opinions. <mask> gave up his usual moderate position in his defense of slave transit. <mask> rejected Taney's classical states' rights position that "the action of the several states upon this subject cannot be controlled by Congress." <mask> was protecting the property rights of masters who might travel to free states. No one doubts that Ohio has the power to prohibit slavery.<mask> agreed that Ohio could ban the slave trade and even slavery itself, but he countered that transit of property including slaves, which the constitution protects, is lawful commerce among the several states. <mask>'s police power allowed it to prohibit the importation of slaves. <mask> looked to the law of the states before the Constitution and the first settlement of the colonies to show that slaves were property. The Dred Scott decision would be followed by lower federal courts and the United States Supreme Court in the years to come, as a result of <mask>'s shrewd and cogent dissent. <mask> was aware that his style of jurisprudence was inconsistent, often extreme, and politically inconsistent with his appointment. He acknowledged this in his 1837 work on the origin and nature of the United States Constitution and Government. The original-intent approach of Justice Antonin G. Scalia almost mirrors the eccentric <mask>.<mask> talks about territory rights, the articles of confederation, state sovereignty, contract cases, and definitions of a corporation. His view on Constitutional issues begins with the founding of the nation. <mask>'s work counteracts

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texts: Marshall's use of the Constitution to expand the prestige of the Court. <mask> says that he has only declared what the constitution says, by carrying out the general terms it uses, and making a practical application to the various cases, in which he has delivered the opinion. <mask>'s work is based on the Constitution and the Federal Government as instruments of the people, his interpretation of the original intent of the founding fathers, the influence of English Common Law as a standard rule by which to measure the different parts of the Supreme Law, and the federal government. The work imposed "severe strictures" on Justice Story's work, Commentaries on the Constitution, and the Constitution itself. <mask>'s time on the court was marked by physical and mental health problems as well as a tendency to shed the legal, social, and political norms of the court.Edward G. White believes that <mask>'s lack of historical reputation is due to his "integrity as a jurist." <mask>'s 15-year term on the court is the consensus of modern scholarship. <mask> is praised for his role as an "unyielding champion of the Constitution and the federal system" but at the same time he is called a political maverick. <mask> died as a pauper at the age of 64. According to William J. Novak of the University of Chicago, <mask>'s jurisprudence has been treated poorly by historians. <mask>'s remains were initially buried in Washington, D.C. His remains were moved to a cemetery in Pennsylvania.He is named after Baldwin, Pennsylvania. He was half-brother of <mask>. His retirement home is on the National Register of Historic Places. There is a list of justices of the Supreme Court of the United States. Justice Rulings and Legacy were written by The Taney Court. White is the CEO of

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texts: ABC-Clio Inc. The Marshall Court and Cultural Change took place in the 19th century.The edition was published in 1991. The Political Graveyard Legal Encyclopedia Ariens, <mask> biography Baldwin Reynolds House Museum, Crawford County Historical Society Fox, John, Capitalism and Conflict, Biographies of the Robes, <mask> are external links. The deaths of 19th-century American judges, American politicians, and American Episcopalians can be found at Rock Creek

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title: Robert George Gammage

texts: <mask> was a leading figure in Chartism in the 1830s and 1840s. The first history of the movement was written by him. <mask> was the son of Charlotte and <mask>. He was christened 13 February 1821. He started an apprenticeship at the age of 12. He was a founding member of the working men's association. He lost his job after speaking at public meetings.He became more active as a Chartist lecturer as he traveled to find work. He walked six miles from Northampton to the village of Brixworth in order to address a public meeting. The Reverend Charles Frederic Watkins threatened the three with arrest if the meeting proceeded after they attended a service in the church. The minister tried to get the police to arrest people at the roadside assembly, but it was unsuccessful. He stayed at the Coachmaker's club house in Newport Pagnell after leaving Northampton. He visited a cousin in Hatfield for the first time since he was a child and stayed with friends in Hertford. He stayed with his uncle and aunt in London.He had a friend from Northampton who lived in Sevenoaks and Maidstone. He traveled back but was rejected because he lacked experience. He traveled from Salisbury to Bath and then to Sherbourne, where he found a job. I received a post from the Northern Star every Sunday in Sherborne. ... Many of my friends were eager to see it, and I wanted them to see it. The people that read it didn't think Chartism was that bad.He had to set out again after

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texts: moved to Buckingham when he became involved in the popular movement. He lectured in many towns. He was elected onto the executive of the National Chartist Association in 1852. Detailed descriptions of some of the journeys he traveled as a speaker are included in his reminiscences. He was a candidate in the General Election of 1852. He was not re-elected onto the Chartist executive after falling out with Ernest Jones.He qualified as a doctor and worked in friendly societies in the years 1854–87. He was a founding member of the Manhood Suffrage League. He returned to Northampton after being forced to retire because of ill health. On January 7, 1888, he died after a fall while walking to get out of the way of a tram. Among the first generation of Chartist historians, who "concentrated disproportionately upon rifts in organisation and the angry and divisive battles between leading personalities", was <mask>. The full text of <mask>'s 'Recollections of a Chartist' can be found on A Vision of Britain through Time. <mask> was on the show.British political candidates Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths from falls Accidental

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title: Lil Jon

texts: <mask>. Smith, better known by his stage name, "Lirr <mask>", is an American rapper, DJ, record producer and former leader of the multi-platinum selling rap group, "Lirr Jon & The East Side Boyz". He is credited with bringing the hip hop genre into mainstream success. One third of an unofficial trio consisting of Atlanta-based artists Ludacris and Usher and Miami-based rappers Too Short and E-40 is composed of Atlanta-based artists. "Salt Shaker", "Cyclone", "Get Low", and "Snap Yo Fingers" are some of the Hot 100 hit singles produced by <mask> for "Yeah!" "Turn Down For What" is an electronic dance music (EDM) single that has 6x multi-Platinum status in the United States.The song won the award for Top Dance/Electronic Song. The music video was nominated for a grammy for best music video, and has been viewed over one billion times. The Bay Area rapper Saweetie's song "My Type" was the 8th number 1 on the Rhythmic chart and was written by one of the Top Billboard Music Award winners. When he was a child, <mask> was raised in a middle-class neighborhood in Southwest Atlanta. He is the oldest of five children who were born to his father, an engineer in the military, and his mother, a doctor. His siblings followed in their parents footsteps and served in the United States military. The Atlanta Public School district includes both Southwest Middle School and Beecher Hills Elementary School.He was described by his mother as a high achiever and a passionate reader. While in middle school, he became friends with several people who would go on to become business partners. A group of people quickly became immersed in the skateboarding culture and would later work at a shop near the city's famous Piedmont Park. While his friends attended Benjamin E. Mays High School, he was a member of the marching band at Frederick Douglass High School. The guys

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texts: started going to concerts at the Masquerade to see their favorite bands, such as Red Hot Chili Peppers and Agent Orange. Smith's parents allowed him to have house parties in the basement of the family home in order to work on his DJ skills, despite the fact that they would rather have him under their watch. The parties hosted by Searcy "Old E and Chicken Parties" became very popular with teenagers in the area.In addition to working at the skate shop, <mask> began spinning at house parties and DJing in local dance clubs. Smith became an in house DJ at Phoenix, a popular Atlanta nightclub. He would meet many established music artists there. After graduating high school, <mask> continued to work as a DJ in downtown Atlanta clubs. He met the Atlanta music producer at that location. When it came to hiring an A&R to lead his Atlanta-based music label, So So Def, Dupri stated that he only thought about <mask>, because he was the person in the clubs. He was familiar with people and DJs.I had to hire him. After he was promoted to Executive Vice President of A&R, he recruited local producers and rappers to create a series of albums called So So Def Bass All Stars. The album sold over half a million units and was certified gold by the RIAA four months after its initial release. "My Boo" by Ghost Town DJ's was a hit on the album. It was used in a song by Ciara. 20 years after its initial release, the song reentered the Hot 100 chart at No. There is a dance video.The series ended with the release of So So Def Bass All-Stars Vol. The So So Def Bass All-Stars Vol. II was released in 1997. III was published in 1998. He was a DJ on Atlanta radio station V-103, produced music for outside music artists, and still worked as a DJ at popular clubs around the city. They formed a musical rap group called The East Side Boyz with the help of Big Sam and

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texts: <mask>' Bo. Sam and Bo chose the name The East Side Boyz because they both grew up on the east side of Atlanta. The group released their first single in 1996.The term "crunk" was brought into hip-hop currency by the song. The group released their first album in 1997. "Who U Wit?" is a single. There are two songs on the Hot R&B/ Hip-Hop Songs chart. 70 and No. 62, respectively. 1999–2001: We are still fucked up.The group put Yo Hood Up in 2000 through a new label called Black Market. The single "I Like Dem Girlz" reached the top of the charts. 55 is on the R&B chart. 3 on the chart. The team had experience in promoting albums and worked to grow the group's fan base. Music promotion circles began to talk about how successful the promotional street teams that were hired by major music labels were, and how difficult it was for non local artists to break into the radio market. The former A&R executive attended the Atlanta show after hearing about the group.He was amazed by the group's energy. It was like early Beastie Boys, when they had the energy of a rock group but they were rapping, and that is what crunk music is all about. Black Market delivered the albums to TVT Records in 2002. Put Yo Hood Up combines previously released tracks with new ones. The first single to be played nationally by the group was "Bia' Bia'". "Bia' Bia'" was at the top. 97 on the Hot 100.The R&B chart has 47 entries. The album was certified gold by the RIAA. "I Don't Give A..." was the first single from the group's sophomore studio album under the label Kings of Crunk. The song was written by former No Limit Records artist Mystikal and former Ruthless Records artist Krayzie Bone. It peaked at No. 50 is on the R&B chart. The group's next single, "Get Low", was popular in nightclubs nationwide and reached the top ten on the Hot 100.The RIAA certified the album in


title: Lil Jon

texts: August 2004. In Need for Speed: Underground, the song plays in the main menu as well as the game. Part II was a re-release of previously released singles with two new songs. The last studio album by the East Side Boyz, "crunk juice", was released in 2004. The song "What U Gonna' Do" was the lead single. 22 on the Hot 100. 13 on the R&B chart.5 on the chart. "Lovers & Friends" was the second single. 3 on the Hot 100. 2 on the chart. 1 on the chart. Two months after it was released, the album was certified multi-Platinum. In 2005, after releasing six studio albums together and amidst ongoing creative and financial conflicts with TVT, the group broke up.The single "Snap Yo Fingers" was released in 2006 in an attempt to fulfill his obligations to TVT. The song features E-40 and Sean P. 7 was certified Platinum on November 22, 2006 After the song was released, <mask> promised not to record for TVT again. TVT Records filed for Chapter 11 in 2008. In 2009, Jay Sean's single "Do You Remember" was used in the film remake of The Karate Kid. On June 8, 2010, Universal Republic Records will release <mask>'s first solo album.It featured artists such as Ice Cube, Stephen Marley, Waka Flocka Flame, and more. The album reached the top of the charts. 8 on the R&B/Hip Hop Albums chart. There are 5 rap albums on the chart. The entire cast of Jersey Shore appeared in the music video for "Hey", which was featured on MTV's Jersey Shore soundtrack. The second single, "Outta Your Mind", was used in the film Project X and on the television show So You Think You Can Dance, which is considered to be the finest hip-hop routine ever performed on the show. The song "Drink" was released in July of 2011.The trailer for The World's End used it. He appeared on three songs in the film Step Up Revolution. He performed a song from the film "Goin' In" on the season finale

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title: Lil Jon

texts: of American idol. "Turn Down for What" was released on Columbia Records. The song made it to the top. 1 on the Rhythmic and Hot Dance/Electronic Songs charts. 2 is on the Dance/Mix Show Airplay chart.4 on the Hot 100. There are 5 on the Mainstream Top 40. The song was certified 6x Platinum by the RIAA. A new nightclub tour called "Zumba Nightclub Series" and a new song called "Work" were released by the artist. The single "Bend Ova" was released on July 22, 2014. The song was used in the series finale of Parks and Recreation. "Take It Off" and "Alive" were both released on Geffen Records and featured Offset and 2 Chainz.The Christmas song "All I Really Want for Christmas" was released in December of last year. The second volume of the Future-led soundtrack for the film Superfly featured a performance by <mask>. The soundtrack for Spies in Disguise was composed by Mark Ronson. In 2004, Smith, McDowell,Phillips and Searcy launched BME Recordings in a joint venture with Warner Bros. "Some Cut" is a favorite of samplers over the years. The label entered the San Francisco Bay Area hyphy music scene with Bay Area rapper E-40, releasing the album, My Ghetto Report Card. The album was released by the label.The American remake of the South Korean film Volcano High was broadcast on MTV. He made a number of appearances on Chappelle's Show after he was parodied by Dave Chappelle. He has appeared on a number of TV shows including Class of 3000, Robotomy, Hell's Kitchen, Tiny House Nation, Hollywood Puppet Show, and Bar Rescue. <mask> is a fan of The Walking Dead and has appeared as a guest on Talking Dead. The Super Bowl commercial featuring Steve Carell was released on January 29, 2019. The album Put Yo Hood Up was described by AllMusic as having a long and varied list of guest rappers to accompany the beats. The end result is an album that


title: Lil Jon

texts: resembles a street-level mixtape rather than a traditional artist-oriented album.2 Live Crew, 8Ball & MJG, Three 6 Mafia, OutKast, Geto Boys, UGK, N.W.A, Dr. Dre, and Sir Mix-A-Lot are just a few of the artists that influenced <mask>. Alex Henderson, also of AllMusic, compared the style of southern rappers with those who have a gangsta/thug life agenda and those who convey serious socio political messages. <mask> has worked with some of the biggest names in rock music. This influence is expressed in his aggressive delivery and 'yelling' style of rap. He wore a Bad Brains T-shirt when he was on the 100 Greatest Artists of All-Time program. The bass line from "Crazy Train" was taken from "Let's Go" by Trick Daddy. Since 2004, <mask> has been married to Nicole and they have a son named Nathan.One of <mask>'s favorite things to do is to see everything come full circle with his son, who has been DJing since the age of 11. He is a huge fan of all of Atlanta's sports teams, including the NHL's Atlanta Thrashers, who relocated to Winnipeg in 2011. He is a fan of the Vegas Golden Knights and appears in a film about them. The University of Tennessee Volunteers adopted his hit song "Turn Down for What" on third downs, changing it to "Third Down for What". The University of Florida team was given a pep talk by <mask> after he made an appearance on Jumbotron encouraging the Volunteers to beat the University of Florida. Children in underdeveloped countries have been helped by the star power and wealth of <mask>. In partnership with the charity Pencils of Promise, he helped to fund two schools in the village of Mafi Atitekpo.Abomayaw D.A. was the first. The kindergarten opened in October of last year. The second school, Mafi Atitekpo DA Primary School, broke ground in January. At the charity's annual gala, Pencils of Promise honored both <mask> and

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texts: Noah for their charitable efforts. In a last-chance attempt to raise money to cover expenses for the marching band to travel to New Orleans to march in the annual Mardi Gras parade, a 16-year-old student reached out to rapper Killer Mike via social media. To his surprise, Killer Mike not only responded with his support, but he also recruited fellow alumni T.I. and <mask>, who both jumped at the chance to help out their alma mater. The trip was covered by additional donors.One of Atlanta's famous residents is on the screen at the airport to welcome new arrivals, and that's because he supports his hometown of Atlanta. He hypes up fans on the Jumbotron at Mercedes Benz Stadium during Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United games. In the promotional video for the Super Bowl LIII held in Atlanta, a group of Atlanta residents, including former Atlanta Hawks basketball player Dominique Wilkins and former Atlanta Braves baseball player Chipper <mask>, were shown. The underlying music is provided by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, as well as local brass musicians and a host of Atlanta area high school drummers. There was an official open of the CBS Sports coverage of the game. Discography: Da Album (with the East Side Boyz) is a 1997 album. The East Side Boyz were nominated for aGrammy Award for Put Yo Hood Up.The MTV Video Music Award is an award presented by MTV to honor the best in the music video medium. "Turn Down for What" (with DJ Snake) is a winner of the MTV Clubland Award. One of the nominations was for Favorite Rap/ Hip-Hop Band/Duo/ Group. The East Side Boyz were nominated for the American Music Awards for Favorite Rap/ Hip-Hop Band. There was a bang! "Hell's Kitchen", "Hollywood Medium With Tyler Henry", " Talking Dead", "Tiny House Nation", "The Bachelor", "Bar Rescue", "Hollywood Puppet Show", "The Rap Game", "Tony Hawk's American

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title: Maxim Grishin

texts: <mask> is a Russian mixed martial artist and kickboxer who competes in the Light Heavyweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. He was the former M-1 Global Eastern Europe champion. Despite being a mere 15 lbs over the light weight limit, <mask> is still competing in theHeavyweight division. He has fast striking ability and is considered a small heavy. Fedor Emelianenko and other top Russian fighters train at the Red Devil Sport Club. The St. Alexander Nevsky Sport Palace is where <mask> has trained. In the build-up to his M-1 Global title fight against Guram Gugenishvili, <mask> trained with Kirill Sidelnikov and others.<mask> was forced to withdraw from the bout with a knee injury that occurred during a national hand-to-hand combat fighting championship. Kenny Garner was given the chance to challenge Gugenishvili for the M-1 title. At the World Pankration Championship, <mask> made his professional mixed martial arts debut. The winner was declared via unanimous decision after the two-round distance. Baga Agaev used an armbar to force <mask> to submit in 47 seconds. In March of 2009, M-1 Global's <mask> claimed a TKO victory in his first bout. <mask> lost to Joaquim in Brazil via a north-south choke.In South Korea, <mask> was defeated by TKO in 21 seconds. <mask> appeared for the Konfrontacja Sztuk Walki promotion at KSW 12 after two wins in the M-1 Global organisation. The decision was unanimous. <mask> joined the Eastern European tournament. In the first round of the fight, he won via a TKO against

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texts: Jordan Johnson in the Quarterfinals on October 31, 2019. He would draw with his opponent and be eliminated in the first round. The replacement for Alexander Romanov at UFC 251 was <mask>. The fight was decided by a unanimous decision. The UFC Fight Night: Antigulov vs. <mask> was held on October 18, 2020. The zombie from Korea.He won the fight with a technical knockout. The UFC Fight Night: Rozenstruik vs. Gane was held on February 27, 2021. At the weigh-ins, he was four and a half pounds over the non-title fight limit of 206 pounds. His bout proceeded at a catchweight and he was fined 30% of his individual purse. He lost a close bout. Ovince Saint Preux was scheduled to face <mask> at UFC Fight Night 190. Due to visa issues, <mask> withdrew from the bout and was replaced by someone else.Ed Herman was scheduled to face <mask> on February 12, 2021. William Knight replaced Herman in the bout. The biggest weight miss in UFC history was by Knight at 218 pounds, which was 12 pounds over the non-title fight limit. As a result, Knight was fined 40% of his purse, which went to <mask>. The bout was decided by a unanimous decision. One time, M-1 Global M-1 Selection 2010 Eastern Europe Championships, M-1 Global M-1 Selection 2010 World Fighting Championship, M-1 Global M-1 Selection 2010 Eastern Europe Championships, M-1 Global M-1 Selection 2010 World Fighting Championship, M-1 Global M-1 Selection 2010 Eastern Europe Championships, The Russian Union of Martial Arts has a national champion.Fight Nights: Battle of Moscow 10 is a

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title: Dixie Walker

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title: Dixie Walker

texts: games, <mask> had a.302 batting average with 1,038 runs,     372 doubles, 96 triples, 105 home runs and 1,023 runs. He had a.972 fielding percentage. He hit.222 (10-for-45) with one home run in the 1941 and 1947 World Series for the Brooklyn Dodgers.The Pirates released <mask> after the 1949 season, and he began a managing and coaching career as manager of the minor league Atlanta Crackers. They won the Southern Association pennant in his first year as manager. They finished sixth and second. <mask> was the manager of the Houston team in the Texas League when he left midway through the 1953 season. He won back-to-back Governors' Cup titles with the Rochester Red Wings and then with the Toronto Maple Leafs. <mask> was a scout for the Milwaukee Braves until 1963, when he joined the team's coaching staff. The Braves relocated to Atlanta in 1966 and <mask> was their chief scout.<mask> held the position of hitting coach for the Dodgers until 1974. He was a coach for the Dodgers' minor league system from 1974 to 1976. Baseball integration <mask> opposed the participation of black baseball players regardless of their skill but did not act on this opposition, even losing to a team of black players in the 1941 MLB Series with no complaints. He said he wouldn't play for the Dodgers if there was a black baseball player on the team. In 1947, he wrote a letter to Dodgers owner Branch Rickey asking to be traded, after he started a player petition in opposition toJackie Robinson joining the team. A

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texts: petition was prepared for the Dodgers to not play if they promoted a black player. Branch Rickey was the Dodgers' manager at the time. There is a hardware store in the area.He was asked by his friends if he meant to shower with this guy. Do you eat with him? Branch Rickey explored trading <mask>, but he couldn't afford to lose his star outfielder, and he continued to rely on Leo Durocher to keep the team in line. In his 2002 book, The Era, 1947–1957, author Roger Kahn wrote that <mask> admitted to starting the Dodgers' player petition in 1947, in which the signers opposed the integration of baseball. <mask> stated in an interview that he organized the petition in 1947 because of his dislike for Robinson. People told me I would lose my business if I played ball with a black man. <mask> referred to the petition as the stupidest thing he had ever done and asked Kahn if he could apologize for his actions.In his book, Rickey & Robinson: The True, Untold Story of the Integration of Baseball, Kahn wrote that, in May 1947, <mask>, the NL's player representative, proposed the idea of a league-wide players' strike in an attempt to end Robinson's MLB. Stanley Woodward reported in the New York Herald Tribune that the strike movement was destroyed by the quick intervention of the National League president and the owner of the St. LouisCardinals. <mask> married a woman in 1936. Their children were Mary Ann, Susan, Stephen, Fred Jr., and Sean. <mask> died of colon cancer and was buried at the


title: Gary Birch (electrical engineer)

texts: <mask> is a Canadian Paralympian and an expert in Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) technology. The C6 and C7 area of Dr. <mask>'s spine were injured in an automobile accident in 1975, making him a low-level quadriplegic. He won several medals in the 1980 Summer Paralympics in the Netherlands and was one of the original players of Murderball. He was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada in 2008. Through his research and development work, he continues to champion accessibility. <mask> was born on October 20, 1957 in Canada. When Dr. <mask> was involved in a motor vehicle accident in 1975, he was a quadriplegic.It took 4 months of acute care and 4 months of rehabilitation for Dr. <mask> to relearn how to use a wheelchair. He joined the Pre-Engineering program at the University of Victoria. He received his B.A. Sc. In 1983 and 1988 both received degrees in Electrical Engineering from the University of British Columbia. The Summer Paralympics were held in the Netherlands in 1980. He won a silver medal in the 60m wheelchair race and two bronze medals in swimming, in the 25m backstroke and the 3 x 25m freestyle relay.<mask> was one of the first people to play Wheelchair Rugby. In 1982, while attending a lecture at the University of British Columbia, Dr. <mask> met a man who would influence his life for the next 30 years. Mr. Cameron was working with his relative, a high level quadriplegic named Neil, to develop a communication system for people with severe physical disabilities. Dr. <mask> wanted to be a part of the emerging technology. He and another student taught Neil how to use the computer. The Neil Squire Society was incorporated in 1984. Dr. <mask> joined the society full time after

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texts: finishing graduate school.Dr. <mask> began work on the BCI project at that time. He decided to research the use ofEEG signals from the brain because he thought it would be the best way to control someone with a severe disability. In 1994 Dr. <mask> became the Executive Director of the Neil Squire Society. The Society uses technology, knowledge, and passion to help Canadians with physical disabilities. He is a professor at both the University of British Columbia and the Gerontology Department of Simon Fraser University. The Canadian Foundation for Physically Disabled Persons honoured Dr. <mask> by inducting him into the Terry Fox Hall of Fame. The British Columbia Paraplegic Association gave him an award.The Global Citizen Award was given to Dr. <mask> by the University of British Columbia Alumni Association. The award recognizes graduates who have made a significant contribution to the betterment of the global community through one or more of the following: research initiatives, teaching, social, cultural or artistic innovation, healthcare, economic development, human rights and environmental protection. On October 23, 2008, Dr. <mask> was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada, Canada's highest civilian honor for lifetime achievement. The Governor General invested him into the Order on April 7, 2010. He received the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee medal. The University of British Columbia's Faculty of Applied Science gave him the Dean's medal of distinction. Dr. <mask> spoke at the 9th session of the Conference of States Parties to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.The highest form of recognition by the Government of British Columbia is the Order of British

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title: Hugh Clapperton

texts: <mask> was a Scottish naval officer and explorer of West and Central Africa. <mask>, Clapperton's father, was a surgeon. He gained some knowledge of mathematics and navigation while he was on board a ship. He rose to the rank of midshipman after making several voyages across the Atlantic Ocean. He was first in the breech and hauled down the French flag during the storming of Port Louis in November 1810. <mask> was promoted to the rank of lieutenant in 1814 after going to Canada. When the flotilla on the lakes was dismantled, he returned home on half-pay.<mask> moved to Edinburgh where he met Walter Oudney, who was interested in African travel. The British government decided on a second expedition to Bornu after Lieutenant G. F. Lyon returned from an unsuccessful attempt to reach the country. <mask> and Walter Oudney were appointed to go to Bornu as consul. Early in 1822, they set out southward to Murzuk, where they were joined by Major Dixon, who found both men in terrible condition. They left Murzuk on November 29, 1822. By this time, a deep antipathy had developed between Clapperton and Denham, with the latter secretly sending home reports about Clapperton having homosexual relations with one of the Arab servants. The accusation, based on a rumour spread by a disgruntled servant dismissed by Clapperton for theft, was almost certainly unfounded, and Denham later withdrew it but without telling Clapperton he had done so, leading the

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title: Hugh Clapperton

texts: historian Bovill to observe that "it remains difficult to recall in all theOn 17 February 1823, the party reached Kuka, capital of the Bornu Empire, where they were well received by the sultan Sheikh al-Kaneimi, having earlier become the first white men to see Lake Chad. <mask> and Oudney parted company with Denham on December 14th to explore the course of the river. The western, south and south-eastern shores of Lake Chad were explored by Denham. The village of Murmur is located near the town of Katagum on the road to Kano. <mask> was forced to stop his journey in Sokoto, the capital of the Fulani Empire, due to the fact that it was only a five-day journey to the west. Exhausted by his travels, he returned by way of Zaria and Kuka, where he was barely recognizable. In 1824, <mask> and Denham left Kuka for Tripoli.They didn't say a word during the 133-day journey. On 1 June 1824, the pair arrived home to a heroes' welcome. The Narrative of Travels and Discoveries in Northern and Central Africa was published in the year 1824. After returning to England, <mask> was given the rank of commander by the sultan of Sokoto, who was eager to open up trade with the west coast. <mask> joined the West Africa squadron to fight the slave trade. He landed at Badagry in the Bight of Benin on December 7, 1824, and traveled overland to the Niger with his servants Richard Lemon Lander, Captain Pearce, and Dr. Morrison. The two men were dead of a disease

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title: Hugh Clapperton

texts: before the month was over.The spot where Mungo Park had died twenty years before was crossed by <mask> in January of 1824. <mask> intended to continue to Bornu and reestablish his relationship with the Kanuri leader Sheikh al-Kaneimi after arriving at Sokoto. The Sultan refused to allow him to leave as the Fulani were at war with al-Kaneimi. The only survivor of the expedition was <mask>'s servant, who died after many months of confinement. The news of <mask>'s demise was relayed to London by the man who met Clapperton at Fernando Po. After the establishment of the Sokoto Caliphate by the Fula, <mask> was the first European to visit the Hausa states. A biographical sketch of the explorer by his uncle, Lieutenant-Colonel S<mask>, was included in the Journal of a Second expedition into the Interior of Africa.Records of Captain <mask>'s Last expedition to Africa was published with the subsequent adventures of the author. The painting <mask>on is located in the United States and was painted by Sir Henry Raeburn. The National Gallery of Scotland has an oil painting by Gildon Manton that is part of <mask>'s Narrative of Travels and Discoveries in Northern and Central Africa. The travel in Sahara and Fezzan was difficult and dangerous. There are Eds. J. Bruce-Lockhart. J. Sickle Moon Books is in London.James R. Bruce-Lockhart wrote Clapperton in Borno: Journals of the Travels in Borno of Lieutenant <mask> RN from January 1823 to September

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title: Duke Alexander of Oldenburg

texts: The second son of Duke Peter of Oldenburg and his wife Princess Therese of Nassau-Weilburg was called Duke <mask> of Oldenburg. <mask> had a German title and ancestry, but he and his siblings were born and raised in Russia. <mask> was the Adjutant general to <mask> of Russia and the commanding general of the Imperial Guard. <mask> was the Russian candidate submitted to succeed <mask>, Prince of Bulgaria, but he failed to get the support of the other great European powers. <mask>, a medical doctor, was appointed supreme chief of the medical service of the military and naval forces by Nicholas II of Russia. <mask> and his wife Princess Eugenia Maximilianovna of Leuchtenberg established schools, hospitals, orphanages and other charitable organizations in Russia. During World War I, the duke invited wounded British and French soldiers to stay in his sanatorium for free.When the Russian revolution broke out, <mask> was reported to have been one of the Imperial family killed by the newly emerged Bolshevik government, though this turned out to be only a rumor as the duke was able to escape and hide away in Finland and eventually to France, where he died at Biar <mask>'s grandfather married Catherine Pavlovna, daughter of Paul I of Russia, and their descendants have been raised in Russia ever since. Duke <mask>, like his father before him, had grown up in Russia and served in the military for the czars. He was a member of the Russian imperial family. <mask> married Princess Eugenia Maximilianovna of Leuchtenberg, a daughter of the 3rd Duke of Leuchtenberg. Eugenia's mother was the oldest daughter of Nicholas I of Russia and was a descendant of the Imperial family. She was

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title: Duke Alexander of Oldenburg

texts: born and raised in St. Petersburg, and was entitled to the rank of Imperial Highness.Peter was born on 11 March 1924. The marriage of Eugenia's son to Maria's daughter was arranged by the two of them. <mask> had a military and professional career. He was the Adjutant-General to <mask>. He was the leader of the Imperial Guard. <mask> resigned as commanding general of the Imperial Guard in 1889 because he wanted to remove barriers that would prevent him from succeeding to the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. The duke was given an eleven-month leave of absence after <mask> refused his resignation.<mask> was one of the richest princes in Russia in both landed and funded property, and this was partly due to the wealth of his wife, who was the granddaughter of Nicholas I of Russia. <mask> was second-in-line to the throne of Oldenburg, as Frederick Augustus II, Grand Duke of Oldenburg had only one young son, Hereditary Grand Duke Nikolaus; if he died before <mask>, he would have become heir presumptive. <mask> and his family were expected to give up their claim to the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg if they succeeded in Russia. <mask> was a doctor of medicine and was involved in founding several hospitals. <mask> was appointed supreme chief of the medical service of the military and naval forces at the outbreak of World War I. Though his selection as a royal duke was unusual to hold such a high medical-related position, there had been another precedent in another royal house, Prince Louis Ferdinand of Bavaria, who at that time was serving as surgeon general to the German army. The governments of Russia and Germany proposed replacement candidates for the throne of Bulgaria after <mask>

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title: Duke Alexander of Oldenburg

texts: abdicated.<mask> was recommended by his government because of his Russian background. He was married to a Russian princess, was the grandson of a Russian grand duchess, and was the Commanding General of the Imperial Guard. If <mask> supported him, he would be able to keep his wealth even if he lost most of his property to Oldenburg. The throne was offered to candidates who lacked Russian ties in order to prevent Russia from taking control of Bulgaria. Ferdinand I of Bulgaria became Prince Ferdinand of Saxe-coburg-Gotha. <mask> was well-educated and clever, and devoted a lot of his time and energy to philanthropic works throughout Russia. He was the president of several schools.More than two thousands girls and boys received technical educations while being taught trades and given free lodging and food, all at the expense of the duke and duchess, who founded the Oldenburg Institute at Petrograd. Their extensive donations helped fund and find technical schools, hospitals, orphanages, as well as other philanthropic institutions all over Russia. <mask> was deeply involved in the management of the hospitals, taking charge of the sick and wounded when they left the field hospitals. <mask>, the head of medical services for the Russian army and navy, invited hundreds of wounded French and British officers to stay free of charge in a sanatorium he founded in the Crimea. The organization of wounded soldiers at the front was greatly improved by him. While attending the opening of the Institute of Experimental Medicine in January 1907, a prominent government official, General von Launitz, was assassinated before <mask> and Eugenia's eyes. The general stood a few steps away

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title: Duke Alexander of Oldenburg

texts: from her husband, so that she could not see <mask>, who she thought had been killed.He and his wife's charitable exploits became so well known that a newspaper declared in 1914 that "there are probably no two who are so universally beloved as the Duke and Duchess <mask> of Oldenburg". Duke <mask> started building a health resort in 1901. The boundary change in 1904 is thought to have been caused by the resort. The border was changed in 1917. A mob of peasants burned <mask>'s southern Russian estate of Ramon Palace, which had been a gift from <mask>'s uncle Emperor <mask> II upon the couple's marriage. A mob of angry people traveled throughout southern Russia, causing extensive damage, after acting out of labor unrest and wrongly believing that the Emperor would take back land given to peasants. After fifteen years, the estate was turned into a barracks, school, hospital, and housing for a nearby factory by the new Bolshevik regime.<mask> was traveling with a nurse for his care by 1914. <mask> was in an auto wreck that left him with grave injuries. The gentleman-in-waiting and others who were traveling with the duke, either in his car or another driving behind them, were also injured in the crash. <mask> was in the wreck. Despite his well-known charitable activities, a price was put on his head by the newly emerged Bolshevik regime, who also destroyed the institutions he founded. <mask> was one of the members of the Imperial family who were killed during the Russian revolution. <mask> turned up in Paris after hiding in Finland since the revolution broke out.<mask> was penniless in France when he left his property in Russia. He died in exile. He was buried in

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title: Ronnie Gilbert

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title: Ronnie Gilbert

texts: Weavers with Pete Seeger after performing with the Priority Ramblers. <mask>'s singing was described as a bold contralto. Her voice is heard in Weaver's tracks such as "This Land Is Your Land", "If I Had a Hammer", "On Top of Old Smoky", and "Kisses Sweeter than Wine". The Weavers were an influential folk-singing group that was blacklisted in the early 1950s because of their left-wing sympathies. She traveled to Cuba on a trip that brought her back to the United States on the day that Cuba banned travel to that country.She was involved in the Parisian protests of 1968 after traveling to that country to work with a British director. <mask> began to offer therapy after moving to Berkeley. She entered graduate school the next year. She worked as a therapist for a few years after earning an MA in clinical psychology. Holly Near dedicated her album A Live Album to <mask>. Near didn't ask <mask> for permission because she didn't know if she was still alive. <mask> met Near after she found out about the dedication.<mask> describes Near meeting him and telling him about her record. I was moved so much. I was teed off about it. I found out this has been going on while I haven't been looking. I loved her because she was the coming together of all the things I loved

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title: Ronnie Gilbert

texts: in music, from folk music to Broadway. She had the social consciousness that the Weavers had. In 1980, part of The Weavers: Wasn't That a Time!<mask> was living in a loft. Near and <mask> were captured by the film-maker after the Near interview. The audience called Near's record company to find out when Near and <mask> would be touring after watching the film. <mask> said that this started her and Near into a musical partnership. They toured together in 1983 for their first live album. The 1984 quartet album HARP had Near and <mask> in it. <mask> fell in love with Donna during this tour.She came out as a lesbian after she started dating a man. <mask> performed at the Ohio State Fair in 1985. She performed at the 10th Michigan Womyn's Music Festival. She performed at the National Women's Music Festival. They recorded Singing With You. <mask> wrote and appeared in a one-woman show about Mary Harris "Mother" Jones, the Irish-American activist and labor organizer, and in a second work based on author Studs Terkel's book, Coming of Age. <mask> recorded "Lincoln and Liberty" and "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" for the Songs of the Civil War album in 1991.She accompanied the men's chorus on their song Music in My Mother's House. She appeared in plays, folk

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title: Ronnie Gilbert

texts: festivals, and music festivals into her 80s. She participated in groups such as Women in Black to protest the policies of the United States and Israel. The Weavers received a Lifetime Achievement Award. They accepted the award. Hays died in 1981 and Pete was unable to attend the ceremony. The person who died in the year 2014) was Seeger.<mask> was married to Martin Weg from 1950 until 1959 and they have a daughter named Lisa. Their marriage ended in divorce. <mask> married her partner of almost two decades and her manager when gay marriage was legalized in San Francisco. In 2006 <mask> moved to California. <mask> died on June 6, 2015, at a nursing facility in Mill Valley, California, from natural causes. The Weavers members are Folk musicians from New York, American street performers, American women singers, American film actresses, American people of Polish-Jewish descent, American people of Ukrainian-Jewish descent, and Jewish American

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title: Jim Brieske

texts: James F<mask> was a placekicker for the American football team. He played college football for the University of Michigan. He was the second leading scorer on the 1947 Michigan football team, and he set Michigan, Rose Bowl, Big Ten Conference, and national collegiate placekicking records. He held the Michigan records for most successful point after touchdown conversions for more than two decades. During the 1944 and 1945 football seasons, <mask>'s college football career was interrupted by service in the United States Navy. He lost his kicking foot to cancer. He died at the age of 45 after having growths removed from his lungs.In 1923, <mask> was born at either of the two Michigan locations. His family moved to Harbor Beach in the late 1920s. At the time of the 1930 United States Census, his father was an oil agent at Harbor Beach. His mother was a native of Michigan. There were four siblings: an older sister, a younger sister, and a younger brother. The backfield star for the Harbor Beach High School football team was graduated from the school in 1941. The University of Michigan had an enrollee in 1941.He was a member of the all-freshman football team. He was a member of the Michigan football team for three years. In 1947, he graduated with a B.S. There are degrees in science and mathematics. After graduating from Michigan's Business Administration School in 1947, <mask> went on to become a graduate student. The 1942 Michigan football team was ranked No.8 in the final AP Poll. He tried out for the center position, but it was filled by Merv Pregulman.He won a spot on the team as a placekicker. He converted 26 of 31 points after a touchdown. In November 1942, stories about Brieske were published in newspapers across the country. Michigan had lost or tied several close games as a result of missed PAT attempts, including 7–6 losses to Minnesota in 1938

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title: Jim Brieske

texts: and 1940 and a 20–20 tie with Ohio State in 1941. The nickname "Old Monotony" was earned by Brieske because his reliability in converting PATs had turned Michigan's kicking game from excitement to routine. "Sure, this kicking is alright, but I'd like to take a crack at the real stuff," he told the reporter at the time. He was known as "automatic <mask>" and the "mechanical toe".Bob Chappuis told a story about when he and <mask> were sophomores. The Great Lakes Naval Station team was defeated by a 9–0 score in the first game of the 1942 season. The next week, he brought the newspaper to the locker room. "<mask>ke, the Pride of Harbor Beach" was the headline. After showing it to his teammates, he took it to the coaches' locker room. Chappuis said that was a bad mistake. "He was on his back all day", according to the head coach."<mask>, you're not the pride of Harbor Beach, you're a jackass," Crisler said as he walked over to him. An injury kept <mask> from playing during the 1943 season, and he also missed the 1944 and 1945 seasons while serving in the United States Navy. In August 1946, <mask> returned to the University of Michigan to train for football. He was on the 1946 Michigan football team that finished the season ranked No.6 in the final Associated Press poll. In 1946, <mask> kicked a field goal and completed 29 of 32 PATs. He was the leading scorer in 1946 with 32 points. He graduated with his B.S. in 1947.The Baltimore Colts offered him a contract to play football. He returned to Michigan in 1947 as a graduate student in the Business Administration School. He was the place-kicker for the Michigan football team in 1947 that finished with a 10–0 record. <mask> is one of the greatest kickers college football has ever had, according to an October 1947 article by The Sporting News. He scored in all but one game last season, and in three games

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texts: this fall, he converted on 23 of 25 attempts. The team's second leading scorer during the 1947 regular season was <mask>, who converted 52 of 57 PAT attempts. Two of the five failed to convert were due to his own inaccuracy.Three of the misses were caused by balls that were snapped poorly from the center. The leading scorer in the Big Ten Conference at the end of October was <mask>, who had converted 31 of 34 PAT attempts in the first five games of the 1947 season. He converted 9 of 10 attempts against Pitt. National media attention was given to the fact that an extra point specialist led the conference in scoring. Bob French wrote a column about Brieske. He said that "Brieske makes his points without using up any time at all" and that he was one of the specialists who made this football era picturesque. He goes into action after a touchdown.He just scores if you say he doesn't play. The Los Angeles Times noted the unusual nature of <mask>'s contributions. He has scored 100 points in less than a minute. No sir. He scored all those points in one minute. The clock should be stopped on the try for an extra point. That means that <mask>, a third-string center, has never been in a football game.The secret to his success was that he believed he was going to kick that point. I want it over every time. Despite being ranked second in the AP poll at the end of the season, the Wolverines defeated USC by a score of 49–0 in the 1948 Rose Bowl game, and were selected as the nation's number-one team by a 226–119 margin over Notre Dame. The 1947 team was selected as the best team in Michigan football history. The College All-Star game was played after the 1947 season, and <mask> was selected to play in it. The 1947 Michigan team was invited to play in the game. The national collegiate record of 47 conversions was set by Dick Walterhouse of Army and George Jernigan

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title: Jim Brieske

texts: of Georgia.The official records date back to 1937. The 1903 "Point-a-Minute" team had Tom Hammond kick 65 extra points. The Michigan career record for successful PAT conversions was set by him. His career record was broken in 1974 by Mike Lantry. In 1947, he set Michigan's season record for successful PAT conversions by completing 52 of 57 attempts. Dana Coin converted 55 PATs in 1971 to break his season record. He set Michigan's single-game record for successful PAT conversions by converting 9 of 10 attempts against Pitt.His single-game record was broken on November 7, 1981 by Ali Haji-Sheikh. In 1901, James E. Lawrence kicked 19 successful PAT conversions against Michigan Agricultural, but the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau began collecting "official" statistics in 1937. The record for successful PAT conversions in conference play was set by him. In conference play in 1947, he converted 22 of 24 attempts. He set a Rose Bowl record with seven PATs. He tied the Rose Bowl record with three PATs in one quarter. In January 1948, <mask> was selected by the New York Giants as the 97th pick in the NFL draft.John V. Mara announced that the club had signed a player. After playing for the Giants in the pre-season, he returned to the University of Michigan to finish his master's degree. James and Ann had two children, James and Karen. Stevenson High School in Michigan had a director of student activities in the 1960s. In January 1967, Brieske had his right leg removed because he was sick with cancer. The cancer returned in October of 1968. He had surgery at the University of Michigan Hospital to remove lung growths.He was in a coma after the stroke and died the next day. He was buried in Michigan at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. People from Harbor Beach, Michigan, Ross School of Business alumni, and the United States Navy personnel of World War II are


title: David Shepherd (umpire)

texts: One of the cricket world's best-known umpires was <mask>, who was a first-class cricketer. He stood in 92 Test matches, the most for any English umpire. He was an umpire for three consecutive World Cup finals. The early life <mask> was born in Bideford. Herbert was a sub-postmaster and worked in the Merchant Navy. After losing his sight in the First World War, his father became an umpire and played cricket and rugby in his youth. <mask> was a cricketer who captained the Young Professionals and later became postmaster at his parents' post office in Instow.He played for the school first XI from the second form and became the head boy. He studied at Stluke's College. He captained his brother in a match against the Young Professionals at Lord's. He was a teacher and a cricket player in Bideford and Ilfracombe. After scoring 100 not out for Gloucestershire's Second XI in 1964, <mask> had a fairly successful, though late-starting, first-class playing career for Gloucestershire, stretching from 1965 to 1979 and he was popular both with his teammates and the Gloucestershire supporters. He started with a bang, scoring108 on debut against Oxford University in April 1965, and made eleven more hundreds over the years, though only twice (in 1969 and 1975) did he average over 30. His bowling was almost non-existent and he relied more on his fine shot placement than speed across the ground.<mask> hit the ball so hard into the crowd that it knocked out a spectator who was reading a newspaper. The spectator had only minor injuries and was taken to the hospital. After retiring from playing, <mask> decided against becoming a coach and instead became an umpire. When he was appointed as a

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title: David Shepherd (umpire)

texts: first-class umpire in 1981 he became world-famous. Within two years, he was part of the umpiring panel for the 1983 World Cup, and within four years, he was standing in his first Test. There was a man standing with him. <mask> became a fixture on the international scene, his round figure instantly recognisable by players and spectators alike.His most famous quirk was his habit of lifting one foot off the ground whenever the score reached a certain number, they were considered unlucky by <mask> in a ritual dating back to his childhood cricket team days. The number is known as the "Nelson" and is thought to be unlucky for the batter. He tied a matchstick to a finger on Friday 13th in order to bring good luck all day. To this day, many fans in cricket crowds mimic his action while celebrating fours, because he was famous for his tendency to shake his hand while signalling fours. <mask> could be very firm when warning the Pakistan captain in the 2003 World Cup against Australia for bowling fast 'beamers', a full toss that reaches the batsman between waist and head height, being dangerous as it is extremely hard. <mask> became the first umpire to take such an action during an international match when he ordered Waqar's removal from the attack. He considered retiring in 2001 after receiving a lot of negative press for giving three England players out to no-balls in the Old Trafford Test against Pakistan.<mask> was praised wherever he went. He was given a guard of honour by the New Zealand and Australian teams. <mask> was presented with a bat by Brian Lara after the last Test between West Indies and Pakistan at Kingston, Jamaica in June 2005. He was given special permission by

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title: David Shepherd (umpire)

texts: the International Cricket Council to umpire in the final Test between England and Australia at Lord's, but turned down the chance to keep the neutral umpiring policy. "What doesn't get highlighted is man-management skills, creating a happy environment for players to play in," according to his Wisden obituary. Shep was amazing at that. The players respected him as a person.800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 The obituarist wrote that the authorities struggle for a definition of the spirit of cricket. <mask> Shepherd may be the best answer. In 1987 Shepherd was awarded the MBE for services to cricket, and in 2006 he became the President of his home club. Shepherd was the first umpire to work a Test match at that time. Shepherd lived in the seaside village of Instow and occasionally worked in his brother's post office. He was married to Jenny in 2008.He died of lung cancer in October of 2009. <mask> Trophy List of Test cricket umpires List of One Day International cricket

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title: Bernard Romain

texts: <mask> was born in Roanne in 1944 and is a painter and sculptor. The tallest cliff of Europe in Normandy is being colored to commemorate thebicentenary of the French Revolution. The Statue of Europe "Unity in Peace" was written by him. Since completing his art studies in Paris, he has held an impressive amount of exhibitions and won various awards with his land art and sometimes extreme work. <mask> took the pen name <mask> because his father was a famous painter. He arrived in Paris at the age of one year and frequented with his father the artists and the exhibitions on Montparnasse. He studied the plastic arts at Paris-Sorbonne University.He devoted himself to exhibitions of paintings and sculptures. The Gallery in Beaubourg was in Paris. Le Mans was held in 1978. The La Roche sur Yon was in 1979. Gallery Gautier Epernay is located in Paris. The City hall of Paris III was built in 1983. Negresco hotel is in Nice.The Gallery Phoebus was opened in 1987. There was a show at theVal Gallery de Béthune. M.A.I. The International Market of the Art is called Le Touquet. The Gallery Romeny Tarbes opened in 1992. The front of the Fishermen's Museum was worked on by Santiago del Teide. The island is called La Gomera.There is a museum in Gran Canaria. La Orotava is a Global Lyceo. The art gallery of Madrid is in Spain. Paris, Nice, Antibes, Epernay, Reims, Soissons and the Netherlands are all located in Japan. The international prize studio of the le-de-France was one of the places where his work was presented. <mask> has made his name in the art world by thinking big. The artist entered into the Guinness Book of records in 1992 when Romain and his helpers turned some of Europe's tallest sea cliffs into the world's largest flag.Three tons of red and blue material were draped over the cliffs, creating a French flag. It took a team of 30 people ten days to complete the hanging, working in up to six winds, and their success flung Romain into the records. The flag was built to celebrate the 200 years since the French

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title: Bernard Romain

texts: revolution. In 1989 he dressed in colors for the "European Meetings of the Culture" in Germany. Romain has turned several buildings into works of art. <mask> won the world's largest mural prize in 1990 for his work at the Saint Mandé council offices in Paris. The mural was commissioned to celebrate the year of Charles de Gaulle.He wrote "the breath of the earth" in Normandy near Tancarville. Dressing a public building is done by using ready-made materials. The Statue of Europe is one of his works and is located in the same town as Jean Rey. The dove of peace is atop the statue, which depicts various arms supporting the European symbol. It was designed to represent the ethnic diversity within Europe and as a message of hope. It was built to celebrate the year of people with disabilities in 2003 and measures more than five metres. It was painted by children of different cultures under Romain's supervision.There is a replica of the Statue of Europe in France. One of the works of art by <mask> was blessed and inaugurated at the church of Santiago del Teide. The church of the same name has it fixed. It is the first in a series of images by the artist, paying tribute to the seven islands of the archipelago, that will be displayed around the town. The seven islands presented in this work are Tenerife, La Gomera, El Hierro, La Palma, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, and the island of César Manrique. The Canarian house in Puerto Santiago was torn down to make way for the Fisherman's museum. The local council was approached by Romain with his design for a plain fronted modern edifice.The front of the building was transformed into a sea themed mural with sculptures of fishermen. He is going to install his studio in Icod de los Vinos. He prepares exhibitions in Europe, islands and Spain. He had the chance to know many people, including artists, poets and writers. The <mask>in museum was inaugurated on October 6, 2010 in Santiago del Teide. The European Commission's art statue of Europe can be found on <mask>'s

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title: Walter Judd (politician)

texts: <mask> was an American politician and physician who was best known for his battle in Congress to define the conservative position on China as all-out support for the Nationalists. <mask> redoubled his support after the Nationalists fled to Taiwan. <mask> was the son of Mary Elizabeth (Greenslit) and <mask>, who was born in Rising City, Nebraska. He earned his M.D. after training with the ROTC in the United States Army. The University of Nebraska had a degree in 1923. He became the Traveling Secretary for the Student Volunteer movement. <mask> was a medical missionary in China from 1925 to 1931.He became head of a large hospital in a large city after working in a small clinic. He worked at the Mayo Clinic from 1931 to 1934. He returned to China as a doctor in 1934 and stayed there until 1938. He did not encourage Americans to be isolationists when he returned to the United States. <mask> encouraged support of China against Japanese aggression. He became a powerful voice in support of China after being elected to the U.S. Congress. He served for 20 years in the 78th, 79th, 80th, 81st, 82nd, 83rd, 84th, 85th, and 87th congresses.The Civil Rights Acts of 1957 and 1960 were supported by <mask>. <mask> was an expert in U.S. foreign policy. He spoke at political gatherings. He and Senator Harry S Truman spent two weeks in 1943 making speeches in support of the United Nations, doubling up in hotel rooms at night. The Truman Doctrine, the Marshall Plan, and NATO were supported by <mask> in Congress. Ethnic and racial restrictions in the immigration laws need to be removed. He was against

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title: Walter Judd (politician)

texts: rapprochement with China at the expense of the Republic of China on Taiwan.In the early 1950s, <mask> helped organize the Committee of One Million, a citizens' group dedicated to keeping the People's Republic of China out of the United Nations. <mask> was a strong advocate of the foreign aid program, a position which brought him into sharp contrast with his colleague Otto Passman, a Democrat from Monroe, Louisiana who chaired the House Foreign Operations Subcommittee. Passman said that they can't spend ourselves rich. We can't make ourselves secure by giving ourselves away. We can't buy friends. We were told that foreign aid would stop communism. It is our duty to buy our way of life in other countries.Even if we give away everything we own, we can't improve their living standards by more than 1 percent. The keynote address at the 1960 Republican National Convention was given by <mask>. <mask> was defeated for reelection in 1962. The District was redrawn after the 1960 census, making it heavily Democratic. Passman's power on the foreign aid subcommittee increased after <mask>'s defeat. He was the last person to run for president on a major party ticket who was born in the 19th century. <mask> received a few votes at the Republican National Convention in 1964, after his name was placed in nomination.<mask> was both a Wilsonian moralist and a Jacksonian protectionist whose efforts were driven by a general Christian understanding of human beings. As he appealed to American national interests and a popular Christian moral conscience, the <mask> experience demonstrated that determined

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title: Walter Judd (politician)

texts: advocacy by missionaries did in fact help to shape an American foreign policy needed to be awakened from its isolationist slumbers. The nation's highest civilian award, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, was given to him in 1981. He was involved in the Council Against Communist Aggression in Washington D.C. throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Ronald Reagan, Jack Kemp, and George J. Viksnins are just a few of the past recipients. On February 13, 1994, <mask> died of cancer. He is buried with his wife in Nebraska.Further reading, Bruce, ed. The American Conservatism: An Encyclopedia was published in 2006 465–60 Goodno, Floyd Russell. The spokesman for China in the United States House of Representatives is <mask><mask>. There is a MA thesis. Oklahoma State University in 1970.The person is online, Tony. "Mission to Capitol Hill: A Study of the Impact of Missionary Idealism on the Congressional Career of <mask>." <mask>. The Impact of American Missionaries in the United States was published in 1990. "<mask>'s China: a missionary congressman and US-China policy" was published in the Journal of Modern Chinese History. 2 issues, pp. "<mask> and the Sino-Japanese War: Christian Missionary cum Foreign Policy Activist" was written by Robert Osburn Jr.The Journal of Church and State was published in 2015. The Papers of <mask> can be used for research at the Minnesota Historical Society. The <mask> <mask> Papers are at the Hoover Institution Archives. There are oral histories about <mask> in the Lee Edwards papers. The 20th century saw the deaths of American politicians and military personnel from

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title: Donald Guthrie (physician)

texts: Guthrie Clinic in Sayre, Pennsylvania was established in 1910 by <mask>, an American surgeon. The clinic that bears his name on the principles he learned while a surgical resident is one of the nation's earliest multi-specialty group medical practices. <mask> was born into a prominent family in Pennsylvania. His father was a doctor in Northeast Pennsylvania. His mother traced her ancestry back to one of the oldest families in Pennsylvania, the Hollenback family. <mask> received a degree in philosophy from Yale University in 1901 and a medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine in 1905. The <mask> Professorship in Surgery was created in his honor at both the University of Pennsylvania and the Yale University.After completing his internship at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital, he joined the staff of physicians and surgeons in Rochester, Minnesota for three years and four months. <mask> was the first "Easterner" to be formally trained and trained to perform thousands of operations. The benefits to patients of a group practice that was taught to him by William and Charles Mayo had a profound effect on him. The values of putting the needs of the patient first, teamwork, and excellence in patient care became the foundation of the group practice that bears his name. The values continue to guide the clinic. In 1909, he was recommended to serve as the surgeon-in-chief of the Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre, Pennsylvania, and he arrived there on January 10, 1910. Sayre was a small town in a rural area.One of the largest repair yards in the world at one time employed thousands of men. Robert Heysham Sayre was the vice president and chief engineer of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. The hospital named after Robert Asa Packer had 10 beds when he was named to his post. He started his career in a small town. He stated that he accepted the position at the hospital due to the advice of his father, who pointed out that he could have complete charge of a small

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title: Donald Guthrie (physician)

texts: hospital in a small town. One of the first acts at the small hospital was to appoint an associate and an x-ray technician to join an intern already on staff. The Ear, Eye Nose and Throat department was established in 1912, followed by the Pathological department in 1913.For the first few years, <mask> was responsible for all of the non-medical activities of the hospital, including collecting money, paying wages, and ordering food. In 1912, Howard E. Bishop was appointed as hospital Supt. The board has been wise to increase the size of the staff, I hope in the future, and I am confident that it will be but a short time, before we will be prepared to give the patient. Medicine and surgery are too broad for one man to master. An annex was added to the hospital in 1914 and a new operating pavilion and additional private rooms were added in 1915. Even during difficult times, the efforts to build a group practice associated with a well-regarded hospital continued to be successful. <mask> was given a commission in Base Hospital No. during World War I.The Robert Packer Hospital Board of Trustees asked him to be deferred so he could stay and treat patients. Several physicians and nurses went abroad. Sayre was impacted by the 1918 flu epidemic as WW I ended. The staff carried on despite the fact that physicians and nurses were sick. The Hospital cared for over 300 cases of the disease during the 1918 epidemic. In 1933, the hospital's entire wing was destroyed in a fire. The hospital continued to care for its patients despite the fact that no lives were lost.The hospital Board of Trustees voted to start construction on a new facility. The building opened the next year. The plans to provide medical care to the people of the region were unaffected by these obstacles. Current facilities were inadequate by the mid-1920s as patient demand and staff numbers grew. A new nurses' residence built in 1926 was one of the facilities that was developed as the hospital grew. The hospital built a

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title: Donald Guthrie (physician)

texts: physician office building for the staff and named it the Guthrie Clinic. After decades of growth, the reputations of the staff and the hospital gained national and regional attention.By the time of his death, he had accomplished a lot. The small hospital in a small rural town had been transformed into a medical campus with a growing multi-specialty group practice of 42 physicians and surgeons, 26 residents and fellows, a research foundation, and a hospital of 340 beds with internship and residency programs. In recognition of his contributions to the health and well-being of those he served, the Sayre Borough Council named four streets after him and referred to him as Sayre's "first citizen." On December 2, 1916, <mask> married Emily Franklin Baker at the Church of the Heavenly Rest in New York City. Emily was the daughter of Thomas and Emma Baker and was born in New York. Herbert Baker married her because her parents were dead. Mr. Baker was chairman of the Board of the Vacuum Oil Company, which later merged with the Standard Oil Company of New York and became part of Mobil Oil.They didn't have any children. Mrs. <mask> was a key financial supporter of Robert Packer Hospital and the Guthrie Foundation. He was one of 13 founding members of the American Board of Surgery, evidence of his commitment to medical education and belief in board certification for physicians. During his time as President of the Pennsylvania State Medical Society, he started a program of postgraduate teaching for general practitioners. In the U.S. and abroad, he received many honors. "The Care of the Patient" was presented at Harvard Medical School in February 1939 and was printed in The New England Journal of Medicine in November 1939. The Professor of Surgery at the University of Pennsylvania received the Alumni Award of Merit from the General Alumni Society.A member and past President of the Association of New York and New England Railway Surgeons, and a member of the Association of Railroad Chief


title: Russ Nixon

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title: Russ Nixon

texts: was dealt to Boston on March 16 for catcher Sammy White and first baseman Jim Marshall.<mask> played five exhibition games for the Red Sox before White retired and the trade was canceled. After starting the season with the Indians as the starting catcher, <mask> was traded back to the Indians on June 13 of this year, this time for Ted Bow, who was a Canadian born pitcher. <mask> spent part of 1965, with Triple-A Toronto, as a platoon catcher. At the close of spring training, Boston packaged him and second baseman Chuck Schilling in a trade with the Minnesota Twins for left-handed pitcher Dick Stigman. <mask> was the Twins' second-string catcher for two years before he was released in April 1968. In his first at bat after being recalled in July, he hit a three-run, pinch-hit double, giving the winning margin in a 6–5 victory over the Twins. <mask> was sent to their Triple-A Louisville affiliate after hitting only.153 in his final Boston tour.He was selected in the Rule 5 draft by the White Sox. <mask> was released by the White Sox a week before the regular season began. In 1976, he was promoted to a coaching position with the defending World Series champion Reds, after working in the Cincinnati Reds' farm system. In <mask>'s first season, Cincinnati's "Big Red Machine" dynasty won a second consecutive world championship, defeating the New York Yankees in a four-game sweep in the 1976 World Series. Baseball free agency began to dim the Reds' period in the sun. <mask> remained on the Reds' staff under their new manager, John McNamara, despite Anderson being fired after the 1978

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title: Russ Nixon

texts: season. In 1982, the Reds plummeted into last place and lost 101 games after having the best overall record in the National League West Division.<mask> took McNamara's place after McNamara was fired. The Reds went 27–43 the rest of the way, their only 100 loss season in franchise history. <mask> was fired when the Reds finished last again. He joined the Atlanta Braves as a coach. <mask> was the pilot of the Greenville Braves, the club's Double-A Southern League affiliate, in 1988. Atlanta was in free fall while new general manager Bobby Cox did a lot to rebuild the Braves' farm system. When the Braves lost 27 of their first 39 games in 1988, <mask> was promoted to manager from AA all the way to the majors.The losses continued to increase. In the Atlanta portion of the Braves' history, the 1988 season was the worst since the Great Depression, with a 54–106 record. The Braves lost 97 games in 1989 and 1990 despite breaking in talented young pitchers such as Tom Glavine. Cox fired <mask> on June 22, 1990. <mask> remained in the game as a minor-league manager and instructor, except for one year, when he returned to the American League to become a coach. He spent the 2005 season as manager of the Greeneville Astros, a minor league affiliate of the Houston Astros, and the 2006–07 season as an instructor in the Houston farm system. <mask> was an instructor in the Texas Rangers' farm system in 2008 and was appointed by the club president at the time, Nolan Ryan.The death of <mask> took place on November 8, 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada. <mask> at Baseball Library has links to External

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title: Nikolay Markarov

texts: Russian artist and sculptor <mask> was born in 1933. Biography and professional activity of a member of the USSR Union of Artists. He graduated from the Moscow State Academic Art Institute. He lived and worked in Moscow and was qualified as a sculptor. In the 1960's, Nikolai worked as a sculptor in a factory. After teaching at the Department of the figure, Markarov was invited to Moscow Architectural Institute, where he worked as a sculptor for 13 years. Members of the Union of artists recommended N. Markarov to be admitted to the USSR Union of Artists.N<mask> wrote poetry and prose. Lev Feodorovich Dyakonitsyn is the Academician of the Russian Academy of Arts, the European Academy of Arts and Sciences, the French Academy of Sciences and Arts, and the artist and art critic. The artist with paper space has a soft, friendly love game. It's a very rare phenomenon. Nowadays, there are few such masters. He will be recalled a lot. His wealth of nature is not limited to graphics.Markarov was an artist, a poet, and an illustrator of many books. This fantasy is a kind of discovery of the world for us because he was gifted by nature and did not know how to restrict his imagination. The main theme of Nikolai Markarov is the image of beauty, the image of a woman, his companion or just the one met by his enamored eye, and he immediately embodies them with simple means. Nikolai Markarov seems to catch a glimpse of a face in a crowd, he grabs beautiful faces and wants to remember them, as found little treasures. Sometimes these images are pinched out, the line is so solid, being the

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title: Celia Farber

texts: An American print journalist and author who has covered a range of topics for magazines, including Spin, Rolling Stone, Esquire,Harper's, Interview, Salon, Gear, New York Press, Media Post, The New York Post and Sunday Herald. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Farber has written about AIDS denialists. According to Farber, she never expresses her own views about whether HIV causes AIDS and instead just reports that some people disagree with the mainstream scientific viewpoint. She has been criticized by scientists and journalists for her writings. Bob Guccione Jr., her editor at Spin magazine, encouraged her to explore questions about the role of the HIV virus in AIDS. She wrote and edited a monthly column called "Words From the Front" in Spin from 1987 to 1995 about the subject of AIDS denialism.When she was an intern at Spin, she heard of an anti-HIV drug that was derived from eggs. She said that she believed that there was a cure for AIDS that was being suppressed by the government and the pharmaceutical industry. Peter


title: Celia Farber

texts: Duesberg was interviewed in <mask>'s second Spin column. She said in a later interview that her first interview made her think about the "taboo" of questioning the mainstream view that HIV causes AIDS. She believed as a journalist it was her responsibility to report on what she considered an important event in the "landscape" of AIDS, despite the fact that publishing an interview with Duesberg would be viewed as an endorsement of his denialist views. She felt that she wasn't qualified to determine what causes AIDS as a journalist. In a 1989 column for Spin, <mask> interviewed researchers and doctors who felt AZT, the first approved antiretroviral medication for the treatment of HIV, had been pushed through the United States Food and Drug Administration approval process due to political pressures.She criticized this process because she felt it led to ignoring other possible treatments, and she believed she had to give voice to the small minority of scientists who felt AZT was dangerous. Her column was criticized by the scientist running trials on AZT as "sensationalistic drivel of half-truths and noncritical journalism that sells tabloids" and could lead to people avoiding life-saving treatment with AZT. <mask> said that she didn't mean to scare people into avoiding AZT. The tone of her column was criticized by a Los Angeles Times column for being "fear-mongering" and "inexcusable". Duesberg's words were called "hyperbolic blather" because he compared people taking AZT to people running into the gas chambers. " Out of Control: AIDS and the corruption of medical science" was published in 2006 and criticized the ethics of the antiretroviral drug industry and examined the arguments that HIV

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texts: does not cause AIDS. <mask>'s article was criticized for its promotion of AIDS denialism.A New York Times op-ed written by scientists described <mask>'s article as promoting "deadly quackery" for denying the "established fact" that HIV causes AIDS, which could lead to resurgence of the disease if people began to believe HIV was harmless. The Columbia Journalism Review criticized the idea of legitimacy. The article was thoroughly fact-checked and Farber wascourageous for covering a story that came at a great personal cost. <mask> said that she did not endorse the Duesberg hypothesis and that she had approached the story as an objective journalist. An article in the New York Observer questioned whether she had become a "dissenter" after questioning the mainstream view of HIV. Leading AIDS researchers published a rebuttal to Duesberg's views, which they believed were long disproved in the medical community, while others in the medical community criticized her column for being poorly fact checked. According to the HIV researcher, this was a breakthrough of HIV/AIDS denialism into mainstream media.In June 2006 <mask> wrote an article for the Los Angeles CityBeat in defense of Christine Maggiore, an HIV-positive AIDS denialist, whose three-year-old daughter had died from AIDS the year before. She did not have her children tested for HIV after they were born, so they could not be treated for HIV, because she avoided medical treatment during her pregnancies. After Maggiore's daughter died of AIDS-related problems, she was found to be HIV-positive. Maggiore died of AIDS-related problems at the age of 52. <mask>'s AIDS writings, Serious Adverse Events: An Uncensored History of AIDS, was published

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title: Celia Farber

texts: in 2006 In an interview with Discover Magazine, she stated that she felt many of the older mainstream ideas about HIV were proven wrong and defended the decision to devote her reporting to the AIDS-denialist viewpoint as important for journalistic reasons. The Semmelweis Clean Hands Award was given to her for her reporting on AIDS.She is a vocal and persistent critic of political correctness and the McCarthyism that reigned in sexual harassment law in the 1990s. During her time at Spin, <mask> was romantically involved with the magazine's publisher and editor. In 1994, a Spin employee filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against Guccione Jr. and the magazine. The prosecution alleged that <mask>'s relationship with Guccione Jr. led to her promotion and other job opportunities. The jury found that Spin editors had created a hostile environment and that they had created sexual favoritism. Rock the Boat was founded by <mask> in 1999. The organization's goal was to arrange rock music concerts to encourage independent thinking about subjects which the media had suppressed.How I Helped O.J. was written by <mask> as a ghost writer. The Murder Business: How The Media Turns Crime Into Entertainment and Subverts Justice is written by Mark Fuhrman. Her father is a noted radio talk-show host in New York. She has a sister who is a singer. In 1993, their mother worked as a nurse at Askersund Hospital in Askersund, Sweden. <mask> was married to guitarist Robert Bannister. Jeremy was a son of <mask> and Bannister.They divorced. American activists HIV/AIDS denialists Place of birth missing (living people) Year of birth missing (living people) Living people American activist journalists 21st-century American

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title: Atyusz III Atyusz

texts: The most outstanding member of <mask> III's family, he served as Judge royal from 1215 to 1217 during the reign of Andrew II of Hungary. He was the eldest son of <mask> II, also known as <mask> the Great, who left most of the family property to his brother, Stephen, according to the latter's will and testament. He had at least one younger brother, Lawrence, who was a judge for a short time in 1222 and was the child of <mask> III. Maybe Denis I was a brother of <mask> III and Lawrence. As a result of the extended clan, <mask> III had several notable cousins, including Solomon and ispns Miska III. Mr Wertner referred to Atyusz as a member of the Vzsony kindred. According to a non-authentic charter from the 1320s, Atyusz III's wife was Berbur from the Hont-Pzmny area.Abraham sold Znka to his sister, who was his brother-in-law. Although the document is definitely a forgery, historian Gbor Nemes accepts the information can be found on <mask>'s marriage, as the objective of the diploma's falsification is not affected from this side. There was a trial court between the Amadé and Szentgyrgyi families for the ownership of Vrkony. <mask> <mask> and Berbur had two children. On the occasion of a possession sale, <mask> IV was only mentioned as a living person once. According to a royal charter issued by Béla IV of Hungary, <mask> IV was murdered by a Puchuna from Slavonia, who had committed numerous murders and other crimes. The kingdom mourned <mask> IV's death.They had a younger son named Gyurk. He was first mentioned when he owned Sevnica. Pécsely was sold to the Chapter of Veszprém in 1251. He married a daughter of Michael Haht, a cousin of Ban and a Christian martyr. Dabrony was owned by their son, <mask> V. Two years

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title: Atyusz III Atyusz

texts: later, <mask> V was charged with disloyalty by Ladislaus IV of Hungary, who seized his ownership of the Szentmikls Castle and donated it to <mask>. In 1276, <mask> <mask>'s branch became extinct due to the death of Atyusz V.The head of Fejér County until 1203 was Career Atyusz. After the fall of 1203 when Emeric's brother rose up in rebellion against the King, he lost his political influence. The child Ladislaus III died in 1205 and he regained his influence at the royal court. The ispn of Zala County was appointed by Andrew II after he ascended the throne. He ruled one of the most important territorial units in 1207. He served as ispn of Veszprém and Vas Counties in the same year. He held the office of ispn in Sopron County from 1209 to 1212He was made the head of Somogy County in 1214. The rumor that Atyusz held the ispnate since 1209 is not supported by Attila Zsoldos' work. Ban's first term as Ban was preserved by one charter, when Atyusz sent Lawrence on the occasion of a legal transaction. The second-highest secular position in Hungary was nominated to him by Andrew II. He was the head of Bcs County. According to a non-authentic record, he held the dignity even in 1218. In 1216, he purchased the estate from Pat Gyr, who had received the land as compensation from King Andrew, who had murdered Pat's brother.The estate will soon be sold by Atyusz. Andrew's Fifth Crusade took place between 1217 and 1218. Returning home, Atyusz lent 200 silver marks to the Crown in exchange for returning Kamenica, which was previously taken by Béla <mask> of Hungary. Pope <mask> forced Andrew II to organize and pay the debts of the royal court caused by the Fifth Crusade. In 1219, <mask> was appointed Judge royal. He kept that

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title: Atyusz III Atyusz

texts: dignity until 1221. He was also ispn of Bodrog and Varadin Counties.He replaced his cousin <mask> as Ban of Slavonia. "Ban of Dalmatia and Croatia" was the name of the dignity in 1221. <mask> released the earliest known charter issued by a Ban, when judged over the Saints Cosmas and Damian monastery of Biograd na Moru and the Knights Templar during a trial court. He disappeared from the sources after the Golden Bull of 1222. He was a judge in the queen's court from 1226 onward. He was elected head of Bodrog County in 1228. Peter Tétény replaced him as Judge royal for the Queen in 1229.In 1232, <mask> <mask> became involved in a conflict with the Bishop of Veszprém. According to the accusation, <mask> III violently seized and retained the land of Wezmech and refused to give it back. <mask> claimed the land was his ancient property. Local nobles from Zala County, called royal servants, cited the lord and his potential witnesses in front of their own tribunal three times, but <mask> did not answer them. The nobles decided in favor of Bartholomew. Because Atyusz refused to give back the land to the Diocese of Veszprém and Andornok Apti prevented them from executing the judgement, the royal servants issued the so-called KehidaDiploma to call King Andrew II to recognise their verdict as compulsory. The royal servants were able to enforce the verdict after Bartholomew sold Wezmech to Michael Haht.The first sign of "noble counties" was the KehidaDiploma. From the 1230s, the terminology used in the royal charters when they referred to "royal servants" began to change and they were more and more frequently mentioned as "nobles or servants". 13th-century Hungarian people Judges royal Bans of Slavonia Christians of the Fifth

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title: John Muratore

texts: <mask><mask> is an American engineer and former professor of Aviation Systems at the University of Tennessee Space Institute. He worked for NASA as an engineer-project manager and as a launch director. He is well known for his unconventional style and use of rapid spiral development to reduce cost and schedule for introducing technical innovations. He received his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Yale University in 1979 and his Master of Science in Computer Science from the University of Houston–Clear Lake in 1988. He spent most of his time at Kennedy Space Center working on the Launch Sequence software while he was in the Air Force. After serving in the Air Force, Mr. Muratore joined NASA where he held several leadership positions including Chief, Reconfiguration Management Division, Space Shuttle Flight Director, and Chief, Control Center Systems Division. He was the 35th flight director in the history of human spaceflight of the United States and had the call sign "Kitty Hawk Flight" in honor of the location of the Wright Brothers first powered flight.As Chief of the Control Center Division, he led the conversion of Mission Control Center from the Apollo legacy mainframe based system to a networked Unix workstation based system to support Space Shuttle and the International Space Station. He was the Program Manager of the X-38 program from 1996 to 2003 and performed a series of successful demonstration flights. He gathered a team of young, relatively inexperienced but highly motivated engineers to try to apply the 'faster, better, cheaper' method advocated by Daniel Goldin to human spaceflight in

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texts: free. Muratore returned to space development in 2011. The first commercial mission to the International Space Station was supported by him. Mr. Muratore was the Launch Chief Engineer for the SES-8 satellite launch in December of 2013; the Thaicom 6 satellite launch in January of 2014; and the DSCOVR satellite launch in February of 2015. In February of last year, Muratore was Launch Director for the first flight of Falcon 9 at Launch Complex 39a.The rebuild of SLC-40 was damaged in the AMOS 6 explosion. The first launch off the rebuilt SLC-40 was directed by Muratore. After moving to South Texas to serve as the site director for the SpaceX complex at Boca Chica Texas, Muratore led the development of the site, the build facilities and the launch pad. The launch director for the first flight of Starhopper was Muratore. The first flight test of the Raptor methane-LOX engine was performed by Starhopper. The NASA Outstanding Leadership medal, The NASA exceptional achievement medal, and the NASA exceptional service medal were all awarded to Mr. Muratore during his time at NASA. In September 2020, Muratore joined Kairos Power as Senior Director of Special Projects.The Engineering Test Unit prototype reactor is being built in Albuquerque New Mexico. The ultimate goal of Kairos Power is to enable the world's transition to clean energy, with the ultimate goal of dramatically improving people's quality of life while protecting the environment. A selection from 1990. <mask><mask> is the author of "Real-Time Data Acquisition at Mission Control". In: Commun. The University of Tennessee Space Institute and Rice University have


title: Johann von Götzen

texts: Generalfeldmarschall was a Lneburg nobleman who fought during the Thirty Years' War. He had two sons with his wife, the Count of Gtzen and the Count of Gtzen's son. After the Battle of Dessau Bridge, Gtzen defected to the Holy Roman Empire. He gained a reputation for his bravery after attaining the rank of Generalfeldmarschall in the Holy Roman Empire. He was killed in the Battle of Jankau. The military career baron of Gtzen was born in 1599. He joined the army of the Electoral Palatinate at the outbreak of the Thirty Years' War.He defected to the Imperialists after the Battle of Dessau Bridge. He received the command of the island of Rgen two years after taking part in the occupation of the Duchy of Pomerania. He participated in the unsuccessful siege of Stralsund in 1628. The Swedish intervention in the Thirty Years' War led to the loss of Pomerania, Gtzen's forces remained in the area for a short period of time, engaging in the act of extortion. He left the army after the dismissal of Imperial Albrecht <mask>. Ferdinand II restored Wallenstein to the position of chief of staff. The Imperial army was reorganized by Wallenstein and Gtzen was recalled into active service.Gtzen led a cavalry division at the Battle of Ltzen. Gtzen was promoted to the rank of general. In the aftermath of Wallenstein's assassination, he was placed under the command of Matthias Gallas,