title: Andrew Symonds

texts: reported by Wisden that the 16th six "landed on a tennis court about over the boundary" and "though he was undoubtedly helped by the short boundaries, it would have been a hugely effectiveinnings on any ground in the world". The previous record of 17 sixes in a match was set in 1959 by Jim Stewart. <mask> played for Kent from 1999 to 2004. One of the highlights of his time there was when he hit a 112 for Kent in a Twenty20 Cup match. He joined Lancashire for the rest of the English season in July 2005 after being part of Australia's one-day squad. He was signed to play in the Friends Provident t20 competition. The second most expensive player in the league at the time was <mask>, who signed up with the Deccan Chargers for US$1,350,000.Adam Gilchrist was secured by the same team for US$700,000. The season began on 18 April 2008. Symonds made a century off 53 balls against the Rajasthan Royals. The Royals won the match as Symonds conceded 19 runs in the last over and the Royals needed 17 runs from six balls. <mask> missed most of the second season due to international commitments. He played a big part in the team's triumph at the end of the season. In his first three games with the bat, he scored two 50s.In the fourth season, Symonds was paid US$850,000 by Mumbai Indians. In 1995 he decided to pursue an international career for Australia instead of playing for England because he wanted to play for the country of his birth. He made his international debut for Australia against Pakistan in a One Day International on

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type: paraphrased

texts: November 10, 1998. He is known for scoring runs at an excellent strike rate of over 90 and has a highest score of 156. At the start of his international career, Symonds struggled to make an impact with the bat and ball, although his fielding was of high quality, and he was not a regular member of the playing XI. In Australia's opening match of the 2003 Cricket World Cup, he was given a reprieve when captain Ricky Ponting publicly called for his selection in the team, even though allrounders were not in the team. After their squad was decimated at the start of the campaign, Australia had no choice but to pick Symonds, even though he had failed a drugs test.Australia went on to win the World Cup after <mask> scored a 143* in the first match against Pakistan. Symonds became a core member of the team after this breakthrough series. While his Test match average is not as good as his one-day average, he has a better one-day record with both ball and bat. In March 2004, <mask> made his long-awaited Test debut in Australia's tour of Sri Lanka after showing great form in One Day International cricket. The decision was seen as speculative and based on one-day form rather than a proven track record in first-class cricket, and he replaced Simonkatch, who had scored a century and a fifty in Australia's previous Test. <mask> was dropped from the Test team after he failed to pass 25 in any of his four knocks, and was playing as a bat. Australia continued to pursue their policy of selecting six specialist bats in the longer form of

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texts: the game, and Symonds was not recalled in that time.He was recalled in November 2005 when Australia's search for an all-rounder continued. After five Tests, with a batting average of 12.62 and a bowling average of 85.00, his position in the team was under a cloud until the 2005 Boxing Day Test. He was caught behind for a golden duck on the first day of the match. Then, with his batting average threatening to drop under 10 and bowling average pushing 100, Symonds took 3/50 in the South African firstinnings before hitting 72 off 54 balls in the second, setting a new Australian record for the fastest Test fifty. In 2005, he was named in the World One-Shoulder XI by the International Cricket Council. At the 2006 Allan Border Medal count, <mask> would have won the One Day player of the year award as he had the most votes, but was ineligible due to a late night of drinking which led to him turning up drunk to a match against Bangladesh. The 2005–06 Australian VB Series had a Player of the Series.He was named as a 12th man in the world one liners. In the second Test of the Australian 2006 tour of South Africa, <mask> was struck in the face of his helmet by a bouncer from Makhaya Ntini. He had four stitches on his lip. <mask> was dropped again at the end of the series. <mask> was recalled to the team after he retired from cricket. He was under pressure to justify his place in the team after scoring just 26 and 2 in his first Test back. When Symonds arrived at the crease with Australia in deep trouble, he faced his biggest

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texts: challenge.After a slow start to his Test career he went on to score his maiden century, along with Matthew Hayden, and bring up the century with a six. Symonds was dismissed for 156. He was unavailable for the first few matches of the World Cup because he tore his bicep while batting against England in the Commonwealth Bank Tri Series. Symonds underwent physical rehabilitation after surgery. As a result, he missed the remainder of that tournament as well as the Chappell–Hadlee Trophy in New Zealand while Australia suffered their longest losing streak in over a decade. After returning for Australia's win in their last preliminary World Cup match against South Africa, Symonds made a quick recovery. The Cricket World Cup was hosted in the West Indies.The final was shortened to 38/36 overs per side due to the rain. The final few overs were played in darkness. He was named in the World One-Day International XI for his performances in 2008. He was named in the World XI and T20I XI in 2007. In 2007, crowds at the One Day Series in Vadodara, Nagpur and Mumbai were seen to offend Symonds with monkey chants. The Board of Control for Cricket in India initially denied the incident at Vadodara took place, but subsequent incidents occurred at the other grounds in the series. During the Sri Lanka tour of Australia in 2007, <mask> had good form with the bat but was ruled out for the rest of the series due to an ankle injury.During the second Test against India on January 2, 2008, <mask> came to the crease with Australia at 4/129.

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texts: wrote in his book At the Close of Play that he was fed up with Cricket Australia for not supporting <mask>, who was the victim of abuse. Symonds "drifted from the game via a series of discipline problems". During the second final of the Commonwealth Bank Series against India on March 4, 2008, Symonds charged a male streaker who had entered the arena. Had the man taken legal action, he could have faced assault charges.Controversy and dismissal of <mask> was set to play for Australia in the August 2008 series against Bangladesh in Darwin, but he was sent home after missing a team meeting while fishing. The main concern from us is <mask>'s commitment, to playing for this team and, in my opinion and I know the rest of the leadership team's opinion. <mask> was not selected for the Australian tour to India in October 2008. The test series against New Zealand was recalled after Australia lost the test series in India. The first test was won by Australia. The cricketer was involved in a pub brawl with another patron who tried to hug him and have his photo taken with him. Cricket Australia cleared him to play in the second test.He played poorly in the first two tests of the next series against South Africa but was left out of the third test due to injury and many critics called for his omission on performance grounds. In January 2009, Symonds gave an interview with sports comedians Roy & HG, in which he made remarks about the acquisition of a New Zealand cricketer by the New South Wales Blues to play in the Twenty20 final

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texts: against Victoria. He declared that having dinner at the home of teammate Matthew Hayden was enjoyable because he could look at his wife. He was charged with violating the Cricket Australia code of conduct. He was fined $4,000 and told to work with a psychologist after a hearing with general manager Michael Brown. Symonds was not selected by Australia to play in the South Africa, New Zealand and South Africa series. In April, he was recalled to play one-day internationals against Pakistan in the U.A., but was not selected for the squad to play in the UK in 2009.In June 2009, <mask> was sent home from the World Twenty20 tournament in England after an alcohol-related incident. The end of <mask>' international cricket career was announced at a press conference by Cricket Australia. His Cricket Australia contract was also reviewed. In June 2009, he told Channel Nine's Sixty Minutes that he was a binge-drinker. He said he drinks hard all in one hit. When his cricket career was faltering and he was considering a switch to rugby league, he decided to stay in cricket. Marcus Bai and Steve Renouf played in a game for the Wynnum Manly Seagulls against an all star team.He trained with the Broncos in the past. He played in the inaugural 'Legend of Origin' match to support the victims of the floods. He played in the league with such legends as Gorden Tallis, Wendell Sailor, Mat Rogers and Mal Meninga. He entered the show with a wild card. As speaking in English was not allowed in the house, one of the most controversial Indian

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title: Hugo Vieira

texts: A Portuguese professional footballer who plays as a forward is named <mask>. He played for Gil Vicente in the Primeira League, winning the title in 2011. He was involved in Red Star's Serbian SuperLiga conquest in 2016 and played in seven foreign countries. After completing his formation with Santa Maria FC, <mask> made his debut as a senior with FC Girondins de Bordeaux's reserve team. He was on loan to G.D. Estoril Praia in July of 2007. In 2009, <mask> joined Gil Vicente F.C. At the end of the 2010–11 season, we were promoted to the Primeira Liga.He scored the opening goal in the 2–2 draw with S.C. Braga at the Estdio Cidade de Barcelos in the Taa da League. <mask> agreed to a four-year deal with S.L. On May 18th, 2012 Benfica. He went on a season-long loan to Spanish club Sporting de Gijn from August to January, but returned to Gil on January 22nd. After agreeing to a four-year contract with S.C. Braga, <mask> only started once over the course of the top-flight campaign. He came back to Gil Vicente for a third time on January 30. FC Torpedo Moscow was promoted to the Russian premier league.He replaced Kirill Kombarov at the hour-mark and scored a goal in a 1–3 defeat at FC Spartak Moscow. After the death of his partner in January 2015, <mask> didn't find the net again until the last game of the season, a 3–1 win over FC Ural Sverdlovsk Oblast. The team would eventually be demoted. On June 30, 2015, <mask> signed a two-year deal with Red Star Belgrade. He scored twice in the 3–1 eternal derby home win against Partizan, and later said he dedicated it to Carvalho. He scored a brace against ukariki on 6 December and a hat-trick against the same team six days later, as the

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title: Hugo Vieira

texts: capital team went on to win a 27th title. The fifth foreign country of <mask>'s career was Yokohama F. Marinos in Japan, after he moved from Red Star days later.His team came runners-up in the Emperor's Cup in his first year in the Far East after he made his debut in the J1 League as a late substitute. While Yokohama finished in the bottom half of the J1 League, <mask> had 13 goals. The Nissan Stadium hosted a 4–4 draw with Shonan Bellmare on 21 April. In January of this year, <mask> signed an 18-month deal with Sivasspor in Turkey. He had to have surgery on his left knee before he made an appearance, ending his involvement for the season. In the 59th minute, <mask> came on for Abdou Razack Traoré and scored the last goal of a 6–0 win away to Bakent Akademi FK in the fourth round. After five years abroad, <mask> returned to Portugal's top division on January 28, 2020.He terminated his contract on October 6th despite signing a new one-year contract in August. On October 29, 2020, <mask> returned to Japan's top flight with Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo. He was released after playing three games. On July 7, 2021, <mask> signed a one-year deal with FC U Craiova 1948, with the option of a further season. He scored the only goal of the home victory over FC Dinamo Bucureti. His contract was terminated by the club. On January 31, 2022, <mask> signed a contract with a Maltese club.The season ends at the end. Club Santa Maria was the top scorer in the 2010–11 Red Star Serbian SuperLiga. The players are G.D. Estoril Praia and Gil Vicente F.C. The players are S.L. The players of S.C. Braga B are from Gijn. Portuguese expatriates play football in France, Spain, Russia, Serbia, Japan and

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title: Wilson Fittipaldi Júnior

texts: <mask>di Formula One team was run by him. He was involved in many non-championship Formula One races. <mask>. is the elder son of <mask> and his wife Juzy, who both raced production cars after the Second World War. The inspiration for the first mil milhas race was the 1949 Italian Mille Miglia. <mask> is often referred to as "<mask>".'Tigro' is Rubens Barrichello's nickname. He was a car enthusiast from an early age. The older brother of a world champion is <mask>. Jimmy Stewart and Ian Scheckter were also in the shadow of their younger sibling. He married a woman. He has a daughter, Roberta, who is the father of <mask>, a former Formula One and NASCAR driver. <mask> started racing karts that he and his brother built in Brazil in the 1960s, before moving on to Formula Vee.The chance to race in Formula Three in Europe in 1966 fell through due to conflicts with the team he drove for in Brazil. Following his brother's success in Formula Two, he did not return to England until 1970. He raced a Jim Russell Driving School entered Lotus 59 in British Formula Three and beat Carlos Pace and Dave Walker to a victory at a BARC Championship round. He was competing against future Formula One champion James Hunt and future Formula One champion Niki Lauda. He moved up to the European Formula Two championship in 1971 after winning two non-championship rounds. He finished in the top four at Rouen and Mantorp Park, as well as a podium in Hockenheim, while racing in the March and Lotus cars. He was a pay driver for the Brabham Formula One team in the

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title: Wilson Fittipaldi Júnior

texts: 1972 season.The 1972 Brazilian Grand Prix was a non-championship race and he would not be able to repeat his performance in the world championship. He ran for Brabham in 1972 and 1973. He didn't score a point in the 1972 championship. He scored fifth and sixth place in the Formula One World Championship in 1973. His best results were 9th in Monaco and 10th at Mosport. <mask> set up a Brazilian Formula One team after taking a break from driving. In their first racing season in 1975, the team did not have great success.<mask>'s best finish was a 10th place at the US Grand Prix at Watkins Glen and he failed to qualify several times. When his brother joined the team from McLaren, <mask> stepped down from driving to look after the management. His career total of three points, scored in 1972 and 1973 with Brabham, made him the most successful sibling of a Formula One World Champion. <mask> sometimes returns to competitive driving. He won several rounds in the Brazilian Stock Car championship in the 1980s and early 1990s. He shared a car with his son Christian in 1995 when he won the classic mil milhas race for the second year in a row. He returned to competitive driving in the Brazilian Stock Car championship in 1998.He was a guest driver for Mercedes-Benz at the Nrburgring round of the European Truck Racing Cup in 2000 and finished 8th and 11th. <mask> and Emerson entered the Brazilian GT3 Championship in 2008 and drove for the WB Motorsports team. Before the Fittipaldis, three pairs of brothers had raced in Formula One. The siblings did

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title: Wilson Fittipaldi Júnior

texts: not compete in the same race. <mask> was the first to score points in both the Argentine Grand Prix and the German Grand Prix, but his younger brother was the first to score points in the same race. Six sets of brothers have competed in Formula One. Gary and David Brabham and Ian and Jody Scheckter all failed to score points in the same race.At the 1997 French Grand Prix, Michael and Ralf were the next to do it. <mask> became the first parent and child to score points in Formula One when his son, Christian, scored his first point at the 1992 Japanese Grand Prix. They have since been followed by Graham and the rest of the team. Although their father was reluctant to fund racing careers for them, the <mask> brothers were able to finance their early racing careers by setting up a successful custom car accessory business while still in their teens. The Fittipaldi-Porsche project was a one-off sports car that the brothers built and raced in 1968. At the end of 1973, <mask> persuaded Copersucar, a Brazilian sugar and alcohol conglomerate, to sponsor his Formula One team, and from 1976 he retired from driving and focused on the management of the team, which ran with occasional flashes of success in Formula One from 1975 until it shut down He has been involved with the family's business interests.He was involved in the racing career of his son, Christian, from 1996 to 1996. He became technical director of the WB team in 2004. The younger <mask> took part in the championship in 2005 with a different team after testing one of the cars in

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title: Nadikerianda Chinnappa

texts: <mask> was an Indian poet, translator, army man, police officer, cricket player, singer and philanthropist. The name Nadukerianda came from the words Nadu keri and anda, which means 'belonging to'. Nadikeri is a village in South Kodagu. The earliest ancestors of the clan were Nadikerianda Aiyanna and his wife Mayamma who lived around 1600CE. The family tree was drawn up in 1918. The first folk ballad hero of this clan was the legendary Nadikerianda Devayya and he was responsible for the Malethirike shrine on the top of the Somagiri peak. He was cursed by a tantric.His heroic brother was Kaaruvanna. They are considered to be ancestors of the clan. In the village of Karada, Napoklu naad in Coorg, the birth of Nadikerianda <mask> was recorded. They had eight children, four daughters and four sons, and one younger brother. His mother was a member of the Pattamada clan. He did his F.A. after graduating from the Central High School. The person is from Mangalore.He excelled in hockey and cricket in college. In accordance with tradition, he married his brother's widow, Nanjavva, and worked as a teacher in Mercara Central High School. He joined the revenue department in 1899. He wrote a poem about his job in September of that year. He rose to become a Subedar-Major in the army after becoming a Revenue Inspector. He became a sub-Inspector after training in Vellore and joined the Police Department. After serving in Napoklu, Srimangala, and Virajpet, he was made a Prosecuting sub-Inspector.He became a prosecutor in Coorg. He had to travel on horseback to the villages nestled in the valleys and hills of Kodagu. He watched local festivals and listened to folk-songs that were part of his culture. The dominance of the English language and the influence of the cultures of the neighboring areas made him fear that these traditions and songs would be forgotten. He got to know several folk-singers and often when he returned after his day's work, he brought them home on his

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title: Nadikerianda Chinnappa

texts: horse. After serving them local toddy, he asked his wife to feed them and he got them to sing the folk-songs they knew as they beat the dudi. He compiled many folk-songs and gathered enough information on the customs and traditions of Kodavas for his book, which was called the Pattole Palame.He collected hundreds of Kodava proverbs and idioms for the book. Pattole Palame is derived from patt-pole, which meanssilk-like, and Palame, which meanslore or stories. Pattole Palame is the name of the book. There is more than one interpretation of the title. Family histories, rituals and other records used to be written on palm leaves. The leaves known as Pattole are still preserved in many ancestral homes. The oral tradition of folk songs and ballads among the Kodavas was referred to by Palame.The Pattole Palame, a collection of Kodava folksongs and traditions, was first published in 1924. The British officials who were interested in Indology encouraged <mask> to do so. There is a Mysore Councillor and a Retd. The assistant commissioner is going to review his book. The British Government provided financial assistance to the author of the book when it was praised by reviewers. The proof examiner was Kullachanda Karumbayya. The majority of the book is comprised of folksongs that were handed down through generations.Today, many of these songs are sung during marriage and death ceremonies, during Kodava festivals relating to the seasons and during festivals in honor of local deities and heroes. These songs are sung by four men who beat the Coorg drums as they sing. The songs evoke memories of times past. Folk dances are performed to the beat of many songs. The editor of the second edition of Pattole Palame describes it as one of the earliest, if not the earliest, extensive collection of folklore of any Indian community written in an Indian language. The fourth edition of the Pattole Palame was published in 2002. Bhagvathanda Patt was published in 1929.This was written


title: Nadikerianda Chinnappa

texts: in a way that it could be understood by the common people. On October 1, 1917, <mask> <mask> wrote a patriotic song called Sri Moola Kanniye. He referred to it as the 'National Anthem' and the 'Sudesha Priya Keerthana'. The song is dedicated to the Goddess Kaveri. The song was written in the pre-Independence era when the British Raj ruled over India and Indians were calling for a nation of their own. The introduction to the original version of the Pattole Palame that was released in 1924 included this song, but it wasn't included in the second and third editions that came out in 1975 and 1995. The omission were noticed by the grandchildren of <mask>, who had been abroad for many years.The song is sung by <mask>'s family members and relatives. The first Linguistic Survey of India began in 1913. He wanted knowledgeable representatives of various Indian languages to translate a biblical parable into their language and to either sing a song or narrate a story from their language. The representative of the Kodava language was chosen because she was well-versed in both English and Kannada. The Coorg national anthem was written after he narrated the biblical parable 'Prodigal son'. The Linguistic Survey of India has a collection of gramophone recordings. The recordings were kept in the British Library's 'Sound Archives' in London and the Madras Museum.The linguistics department of the University of Chicago digitised this and wrongly identified it as a language of the Madras province. The narrator is unknown and the archives don't credit <mask>. Subbayya recognised his father's voice when he heard the recording in the Madras museum. The University of Chicago was informed by N. S. Nanjappa about the name of the narrator. He was a renaissance man. He was a poet, translator, army man, police officer, cricket player, historian, singer and philanthropist. He wrote original work in three languages and was best known for his Pattole Palame.The most famous work of <mask>

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title: Nadikerianda Chinnappa

texts: was the translation of the Bhagavad Gita into the folksong style. The poem Sri Moola Kanniye is called the Kodava anthem. He wrote a poem about the deity of the Nadikerianda clan at the Malethirike shrine. He used to play sports at the Victoria Club. He was a member of the All Coorg XI cricket team. He was a member of the Coorg XI cricket team as well as playing field hockey and billiards at the Victoria Club. Europeans who frequented the club would lose to him.He broke the stick during a game of billiards because he lost his patience. This was seen as a very daring thing for an officer under the majesty's service to do. The Coorg Education Fund and the Coorg Central Bank were established by the philanthropist. He sponsored the education of many poor and orphan children. When he was employed in the Police Department, there used to be around 8–10 students boarding in his residences, free of cost. Boverianda Muthanna, a brilliant student from the neighboring village of Nariandada, was encouraged by <mask> to apply to the Coorg Education Fund for financial support. He won a gold medal in English at Bangalore Central College.He joined the College of Engineering in Madras province. Gangamma married Muthanna. Two important poets and writers of the Kodava language are Legacy Nadikerianda Chinnappa and Appaneravanda Hardas Appachcha Kavi. The two pioneers were the first to write in the Kannada script. The 'Pattole Palome' is a collection of folk songs and hymns of the Kodavas. The Kodava language is a tongue rather than a written language and is spoken in the district of Coorg in South India. It is now considered a separate Indian language of the Dravidian family.The literature is from the early 20th century. The folksongs, proverbs, and the text of the Pattole Palame were written in the Kannada script. The work was translated into English in 1925 but the author died before he could complete it. The main literature of the Kodava language is this work. The Kodava


title: Nadikerianda Chinnappa

texts: Hindus refer to this book as they seek to clarify ancient traditions. The Yakshagana Academy and the Karnataka Janapada (folk) association celebrated the birth anniversary of <mask> in 1994. The Pattole Palame is the main text on Kodava customs and traditions.The surviving children of <mask>'s first three sons were two daughters and one son. He had two step children, a boy and a girl, as well as the children of Nanjavva and his elder brother Subbayya. He also adopted Chinnavva's daughter Akkamma. His son Subbayya was going to marry Ponnamma, who was also a teacher. A few months after his retirement from the Police service, <mask> died of cancer at the age of 56. Subbayya wrote poetry and drama. He was the Asst.The Education Officer of Coorg is retiring. He started many high schools in Coorg. Gangamma's son Bovverianda <mask> was married to the daughter of Nadikerianda Subbayya. N.S. Ponnappa is the son of Subbayya and Ponnamma. Over the course of three years, Boverianda <mask>, Nanjamma and her mother began to copy out the rough translation of the Pattole Palame. The parents helped translate and interpret the text.After retiring from Canada in 1995, the Boverianda Chinnappas decided to translate the Pattole Palame into English. While they were looking for copies of the original edition of the Pattole Palame, a ninety-year-old farmer and self-taught folk artist responded to their advertisement. After a hard day's work in the rice fields, he was unable to afford a book, but he was able to copy out the entire text under the light of a lamp. He gave the notebook to Boverianda. Many elders from Kodagu were consulted for the meanings of archaic words in the folk-songs and proverbs. The work was published in 2003 by Rupa & Co., New Delhi. It was released in both Dakshinachitra and Chennai that year.N.S. Ponnappa illustrated the book with beautiful line drawings. In 1996, Major Puggera P<mask> Chinnappa was read in Bangalore. The D. B<mask> Chinnappa is from

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title: Dawnn Lewis

texts: <mask> is an American actress. <mask> co-wrote the theme song for A Different World, the NBC sitcom she played as Jaleesa Vinson–Taylor, from 1987 until the end of its fifth season in 1992. Hangin' with Mr. Cooper and I'm Gonna Git You Sucka were <mask>'s other notable roles. <mask> has appeared in numerous TV series, including other sitcoms, and has also performed on stage. <mask> was born on August 13, 1961, in Brooklyn, New York City, to Carl and <mask>, who are of African-American and Guyanese descent. <mask> graduated from the High School of Music & Art in New York City at the age of sixteen. She graduated with a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida, in 1982.The National Tour of the Broadway musical The Tap Dance Kid was performed by <mask> J<mask> from August 1, 1985 to July 6, 1986. <mask> played Jaleesa Vinson for the first five seasons of A Different World. The theme song for the first season of A Different World was co-written by <mask> and Bill Cosby. Although her character was married to another of the main characters on the show, her character disappeared from A Different World without explanation. In a special week-long segment of A Different World, <mask> appeared along with

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title: Dawnn Lewis

texts: Lisa Bonet, Jasmine Guy, Kadeem Hardison, and others. She was with Dallas star Ken Kercheval on her Super Password appearance in 1988, not any of her co-stars. <mask> starred in Hangin' with Mr. Cooper with Mark Curry and Holly Robinson.Mark's childhood best friend and roommate, Robin Dumars, was played by <mask> in 20 of the first season's 22 episodes. <mask> left A Different World to star in Hangin' with Mr. Cooper. The theme song for the first season of Hangin' with Mr. Cooper was performed by <mask> and Holly Robinson. The updated version of the sitcom Three's Company was scaled back before the end of the first season. <mask> left the show after the conclusion of the first season due to the producers changing the direction of the show and replacing her with a mother and child. Additional voices were provided in the video game, True Crime: New York City. She played Deloris Van Cartier in Peter Schneider's Sister Act the Musical at the Pasadena Playhouse.<mask> has voiced Storm in three games. She voiced the female Shokan in the video game, Defenders of the Realm. <mask> has done voice work as a variety of characters, including a villainess on Bruno the Kid, a wife of a Conrad, and a detective on Spider-Man: The Animated Series.

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title: Dawnn Lewis

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title: Dawnn Lewis

texts: 888-666-1846 <mask> starred in The Divorce with other people.As of 2015, <mask> is playing a recurring role on Major Crimes as a love interest for Lt. Provenza. She voiced Ruby's mother in one episode of the show. In March of 2016 <mask> was cast in Disney Junior's Doc McStuffins as the voice of Grandma McStuffins. She provided the voice of Maybelle in Bunyan and Babe. In her first year as a voice over artist, she began to work on films such as Spirit Riding Free and Dr. Jones in Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters. The Simpsons episode "The Fat Blue Line" featured her voice as Lenora Carter. Zelma, Tina Turner's mother, was portrayed by <mask> in Tina on Broadway.She will be the voice of Captain Carol Freeman in the animated series Star Trek: Lower Decks. Take 6 - So Much 2 Say, on the song "That's The Law", and D-Nice - Call Me D-Nice, on the song "It'. The High School of Music & Art alumni are from the University of

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title: Edward Wilkinson (bishop)

texts: In the late 19th and early 20th century, <mask> was an Anglican bishop, legionnaire and travel writer. He was the sixth child of a gentleman farmer. He was a member of the French Foreign Legion. He spent six years with his wife and children in South Africa as the inaugural Bishop of Zululand after becoming a priest. He was the co-adjutor bishop of London for north and central Europe after he left Cornwall. He was in charge of missions across ten nations. He traveled over 14,000 miles to reach all of his European chaplaincies.He published several books, including a book about his time in Europe and an edition of his wife's journals. He listed his recreation as "work" in his Who's Who entry. Parentage's father was a magistrate and proprietor of a farm that employed eight labourers and four boys. Anne Howlett was his mother. Their son Octavius is buried in the churchyard of St Mary's Church. He had at least ten siblings and was the sixth son. On December 26, 1836, he was born at Walsham Hall.His brother was a barrister. George Howlett, Charles Ellis, Harry Evan "Henry" <mask>, and Rev. were his other brothers. There was Octavius in the 18th century. Octavius was made a priest with his brother <mask>. Joseph Henry Newman was the youngest brother. His sisters were Anne, Mary Ann, Elizabeth, and Edith Margaret. Walsham Hall was built on the site of an old manor house.H. J<mask> lived in the hall after he rebuilt the property in 1828. The Church of England added some land to the gift after T. E<mask> sold the house. The Church of England opened a children's home called Walsham Farm Home in 1896. The home was sold and turned into a school. The building was demolished in 1968. There is a classical-styled house on the site. He was educated at King's College London.He was admitted to Jesus College in Cambridge at the age of 18. He received his bachelor's degree in December of 1859, his master's degree in April of 1863, and his

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title: Edward Wilkinson (bishop)

texts: degree in May of 1870. Marriage took place at St Peter and St Paul Church, Foxearth, Essex, in August of 1864. Thomas Abbot Green JP was a coal and timber merchant. Felmersham is in Bedfordshire. In 1842, Green spent several thousand pounds to transform his house Felmersham Grange into an Elizabethan-style mansion. There are steps and gates at the west side of the Church of St Mary, Felmersham, in memory of Annie.Annie refers to her husband as "E" in her published collection of letters to friends and relatives. <mask>. was the eldest son of the couple. Two of the daughters were Edith and Mary. <mask> Nelson was the governor of Khartoum. Annie Howlett was born in 1897, Fitzgerald Hooper was born in 1933, and Kenneth James Hooper was born in 1948. On June 11, 1890, <mask>'s oldest daughter married a pastor. M.A. is owned by George Richard Mullens.East Woodhay. On 23 October 1907, the marriage of his youngest daughter to Arthur Frederick Wallis took place at St Giles Church, where she was a Sunday school teacher. On the day of the marriage, the church and churchyard were decorated with flowers, the villagers attended, and the local children presented gifts to the couple. He asked for his name to be added to the electoral roll in 1895. He had no right to vote because his sister's house was owned by him, despite his bishopric and the Reform Act 1867. His last home was in Taunton. While travelling between Cape Town and Cairo, <mask> died of dysentery at 1:45 am on 23 October 1914 at Khartoum, his last home.On the day of his death, he was buried at Khartoum. The churchyard of St Mary's, Felmersham has a stone Celtic cross. The memorial's inscription states that it is in memory of the "dear ones lying around this churchyard". He left over half a million dollars. The ikon presented to him by the Metropolitan of Petrograd and his pastoral staff was left to his daughter. He listed his recreation as work in his Who's Who entry.

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title: Edward Wilkinson (bishop)

texts: He went to Italy with the intention of joining the English contingent in Europe.He was a priest and a deacon at Ely Cathedral. St Mary the Virgin's Church, Cavendish and St Mary's Church, Rickinghall Superior were both used by <mask>. Bishop John Colenso became the first Bishop of Zululand after he was removed for preaching a liberal interpretation of the Bible to his converts. The post was held by him until 1876. He was rector of St Michael Caerhays in England between 1878 and 1882 and then of St Katherine Coleman in London between 1886 and 1911. He was nominated by Frederick Temple to be bishop of London for north and central Europe for twenty-five years. On December 30, 1865, <mask> wrote a letter to the Evening Mail about the need to train nurses and establish local hospitals for infectious diseases.The previous year's epidemic offevers in the parishes of Ricklinghall Superior and Inferior, and the despair of local families regarding how to assist a patient, were described by him. He said, "I stepped in on one occasion and found a mother of a large, grown-up family and who, therefore, ought not to have been so completely penniless of common sense, bending over her son, who lay prostrate from a terrible attack." More than 100 children were confirmed at All Saints Church in Faringdon on 13 March 1884. He was reading a sermon on how to be good. The children were given a service and sermon in the evening. After an agreement between Bishop John Colenso and King Mpande, the Anglican Diocese of Zululand was created in 1870, with the establishment of the mission station at KwaMagwaza, South Africa. Colenso had been excommunicated by the Archdeacon Robert Robertson and on 8 May 1870, he was inducted as the first Bishop of Zululand.Colenso, who did not want to leave, challenged <mask> on his arrival in South Africa. He did good work in a difficult sphere and began his bishopric by establishing missions. The post was vacant

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title: Edward Wilkinson (bishop)

texts: in 1876. The British Army was defeated at Isandlwana in 1879 when the Anglo-Zulu War broke out. Due to the unrest, there was a second bishop in the form of Douglas MacKenzie. His next appointment was as coadjutor bishop of London, starting in March 1886. He held this with the other person.Russia, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, France, Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Sweden and Norway were ruled by three emperors and five kings at that time by the area encompassed by this diocese. There were two million annual tourists and seventy thousand expatriate British subjects in these countries. International trade brought two hundred and thirteen thousand British sailors to the ports. There are 90 permanent chaplaincies in the north and central European region. Fourteen thousand miles is how long it took to visit them all. This bishopric was so large that it was eight times the size of Great Britain and he had to travel by land and sea. He oversaw the construction of twenty-one churches and consecrated two of them.He decided to retire at the age of 64 years after 25 years. His 1906 memoirs give a partial insight into his concept ofbaptism and naming. The old dean was present when I received his son into the church. The Duke of Clarence is said to have met his end in a butt of malmsey wine, but Mr. Leveson-Gower wanted the additional name of Clarence to be given to him. The rebuilding of the Glastonbury Abbey ruins as a training college for missionaries was advocated by <mask> in 1906. Since the Bath and Wells Diocesan Trust bought it in 1908, it has been protected as an archaeological site. On the second day of the 1907 Church Congress, the Bishop of Northern and Central Europe read a paper on the subject of religious life in Europe and their lessons for the Church of England.He said that France was not a religious nation. The "uncatholic claims of Rome to universal authority" were criticized by him. He did not live to see the


title: Johnny Ekström

texts: <mask> was a Swedish professional footballer who played as a forward and a winger. He played professionally in Italy, Germany, France, and Spain but is best remembered for his time in Sweden with IFK Gteborg, where he was the 1986 Allsvenskan top scorer and won three Swedish Championships. He was a full international between 1986 and 1995 and won 47 caps for the Sweden national team. Ekstrm made his Allsvenskan debut during the 1984 season and was promoted to the first team in 1983. He earned the nickname "<mask>-in-a-hurry" due to his speed on the football pitch. He was the 1986 Allsvenskan top scorer and helped the club reach the semi-finals of the 1985–86 European Cup before being eliminated by FC Barcelona. In the first half of the 1986–87 UEFA Cup, he played, IFK Gteborg won after Ekstrm's departure.Ekstrm was the most expensive Swedish transfer of all time when he joined Empoli. At Empoli, he became a popular and respected player due to his exceptional speed when charging ahead with the ball in his possession, which was his most notable quality. Ekstrm was a part of the team that won the 1988–89 Bundesliga title and reached the semi-finals of the 1988–89 European Cup. He joined AS Cannes in 1989 and played with a young Zinedine Zidane before leaving the club in 1991. IFK Gteborg won the 1991 and 1993 Swedish Championships, as well as the 1991 Svenska Cupen, after returning to Swedish football. He played in the 1992–93 European Championship where Gteborg finished third behind A.C. Milan and Marseille. In 1993 Reggiana Ekstrm returned to Italian football.During the 1993–94 season, Ekstrm spent the rest of the season on a loan in Spain. Ekstrm spent the spring of 1994 with Real Betis on loan from Reggiana, becoming the second Swedish player to represent the club after Jonsson. He scored two goals in seven games during the 1993–94 season. Ekstrm returned to German football and the Bundesliga in the summer of 1994 after signing a two-year-contract with Dynamo Dresden. He scored seven goals in 30 games for the club. The club was

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title: Rahul Ranade

texts: He is a music composer. He has composed music for films, television, drama, concerts, ballets, advertisements, and albums. At a young age, <mask> began his musical journey. He has received vocal lessons in Indian Classical and has been trained in percussion. He continued to pursue his passion for music despite his college days. He received praise and was in real music at "Shishuranjan". He got the chance to perform and tour with the troupe of Ghashiram Kotwal at a very tender age.Sai Paranjpye and Rajdutt are some of the virtuosos that <mask> has been privileged to learn from. A man is married to a woman. She has a business degree and is the owner of Mirage Creations. One of the sons is a practicing attorney of law and the other is an avid writer. One of the founding members of Musical Associations has been associated with a theater in Germany. He is a visiting faculty at the National School of Drama and the Film and Television Institute of India. More than 35 films have been featured in the Selected Discography of the Music Composers Association of India.He has scored music for more than 200 plays. He was invited to compose music by the theater. The World's largest audio book, Dasbodh, was written by Ramdas Swami. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  3 July 2016 and 19 June 2016 5 June 2016 !,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ! :  ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  Video exclusive interview of the music director and the director of 'Salaam' on their latest film. Maharashtra Times -':   ' The Times of India launches 'Poetry takes musical route to score high with students'.The Navhind times is on the edge of the seat.

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title: Andrew D. Chumbley

texts: <mask><mask> was an English magician, writer, poet and artist. He was the Magister of the group. Several limited edition books were published by Career Chumbley through his private press. Their subject was the doctrine and practice of a tradition of sorcery which he called 'Sabbatic Craft', a term which, according to Chumbley, "describes the way in which elements of witch-lore, Sabbath mythology and imagery were being employed in the cunning-craft tradition He claimed that the tradition was founded in two different lineages of traditional witchcraft, both pre-dating modern revivalist forms of witchcraft. The chaos magic journal Chaos International, the journal of the Typhonian OTO, and the British witchcraft journal The Cauldron were where Chumbley's early articles were published. He was succeeded as Magister by <mask>. Schulke.Chumbley was described as a man of the land, rural in both birth and character by his close friend Michael Howard. He fit in with the traditional parameters of the English cunning man. <mask> could sometimes appear to be intense and serious to the point of obsession, according to Howard. He would be willing to go out of his way to offer help and guidance to those who shared his interests and serious intent. He was a natural teacher and acted as a catalyst in the lives of his students. Although Chumbley was mostly known for his involvement with English traditional witchcraft, he had many different interests and influences. "Chumbley's magical work spanned many fields of sorcerous influence, including Sufism, left-hand Tantra and Petro Voodoo".The artist-occultist Austin Osman Spare and author-occultist Kenneth Grant were other influences. Chumbley was a member of Grant's Ordo Templi Orientis from 1993 to 1999 and operated a magical lodge. The "non-dual gnosis", which

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title: Andrew D. Chumbley

texts: is a key element in Chumbley's system, was almost certainly influenced by Spare's philosophy. In The Azotia Chumbley presents "Will, Desire, Belief" as a threefold unity operating in sorcery; this is derived from Spare's work, although the primary textual source is Grant. Classical magical grimoires such as the Key of Solomon and the Gotia provide an earlier precedent, though the use of sigils and magical glyphs in Chumbley's work also suggests a derivation from Spare. The Azotia and Chumbley's writings show their familiarity with a wide range of Western sceptics, including the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. The neo-Sufi author Idries Shah had theories about possible connections between witchcraft and various Near Eastern cults.Shah's work was cited in <mask>'s book Qutub: The Point (1995). In all contexts one may find pieces of magical lore and belief from many disparate times and places, but all are brought to function within the trans-historical arena of the sacred. "<mask>'s grimoire Azotia, though wholly a reification of traditional British witchcraft, makes use of Sumerian, Egyptian, Yezidi, Arabic, and Aztec iconography, among others." The doctrine of Transcendental Sorcery is based on Chumbley's belief that all forms of magic come from a single source. The ability to manipulate these foci of power is cultivated through its art. According to Chumbley, every word, deed and thought can empower, magnetise, and establish points of receptivity for a magical dream, which is why he considered the practice of willed dreaming essential as a means of interacting directly and consciously with the spiritual dimensions he called 'the High In conjunction with dreaming and trance experience Chumbley used automatic writing and drawing to manifest the knowledge drawn from ritual magic; these

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title: Andrew D. Chumbley

texts: of Essex was intended to be the second volume of a trilogy of Sabbatic grimoires.This work is the fruit of a decade of concentrated practice in the Cultus' inner circle. A private "initiatic" edition of ten copies was published in 1998. Private and unpublished works by Chumbley are known to exist, but have not been issued or produced for private distribution. In the Sabbatic Craft, solitary initiation or 'The Lonely Road' is recognised as a vital aspect of every practitioners path and the understanding of'solitude' is subject. Regardless of whether one practices alone or in the company of spirits, there is a key virtue. Michael Howard's The Book of Fallen Angels is referred to in a footnote as being privately distributed. The 'Unique Transmission Series' was created by Chumbley.Each book is executed on hand-made paper and presented in a carved wooden box with a sealed letter to the owner. Each text has a different recension of the Crooked Path. The full number of works in the series was not disclosed, however one example, The Red Grimoire, is known to have been purchased by Jack Macbeth, and was referenced in his privately published book The Totemic Invocation of the Shadow Selves. The Journal for the Academic Study of Magic, The Triumph of the Moon, The Sun at Midnight, and Phil Hine's Oven Ready Chaos are all cited in <mask>'s work. Death Chumbley died of an asthma attack at the age of 37. Within hours of his death, his book values at second hand resale, which were already quite high, increased in an insane fashion. Chumbley was working on his doctorate at the time of his death.External links are listed in the References Notes Footnotes Bibliography. The article was published in The Cauldron. The article was published on 23 November 2006 There were deaths of English occult writers in


title: Luis Y. Aragón

texts: <mask>. Aragn is a Mexican painter and sculptor, best known for his sculpted mural work, as well as the design of the Gawi Tonara award which is given by the state of Chihuahua. His work can be seen in his home state of Chihuahua and Mexico City. His work has been shown in Mexico and abroad. He works in Mexico City and is a member of the Saln de la Plstica Mexicana. <mask>. Aragn was born in the city of Chihuahua, Mexico in 1939. The Escuela Nacional de Pintura, Escultura y Grabado "La Esmeralda" was where he began his art studies. His career has continued and he has a studio in Mexico City.Aragn's career began in 1959 with an individual exhibition called El repartidor de smbolos. He is one of the most successful artists from the state of Chihuahua. Most of his work is in the form of murals. In the state of Chihuahua, these works can be found. His first job was in Mexico City. He created a mural for the State of Mexico in 1961. In 1971 he was selected to create a monumental sculpture called "Escultura al educador latinoamericano".In 1972 he created a mural for the Plaza de los Jaguares. Los Tlacuilos, a sculpture/mural 600m2 and weighing 1000 tons, was one of the sculpted murals he created for the State of Mexico. There are a number of oral legends of the people depicted in the mural Da Mishy. The Barranca del Muerto station of the Mexico City Metro has a sandstone mural of 300m2. The murals include Los Orgenes de Irapuato, El Caracol de Corte Transversal, and Los Dilogos del Sol y la Luna. His best known free sculpture is his design of the "Gawi Tonara" prize which is awarded by his home state during the Festival Internacional de Chihuahua. The small bronze statue is the state's highest award for culture and the arts and has been received by several people.Since 1959 Aragn has had individual and collective exhibitions in the Americas and Europe, in

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title: Luis Y. Aragón

texts: countries such as his native Mexico. He participated in a collective exhibition called "Nueva pintura mexicana" in 1960. He participated in the first sculpture biennial in 1962. In 1965, he traveled to Belgium, France, Spain, and north Africa to exhibit his work. The drawings were based on his experiences in Africa. He exhibited at the PRONAF in 1976. He is a member of the Saln de la Plstica Mexicana, which he participated in in 1996.There are later exhibitions in Ciudad Jurez, the Festival Internacional de Chihuahua and <mask>. Aragn. He lectured on the topic of urban art in 1976. Aragn received the Tlacuilo medal from the CONACULTA in 2002 and the Victor Hugo Rascon Banda medal from the state of Chihuahua in 2009. A bronze plaque to honor him was placed in the state's Rotunda of Illustrious Men after he received the prize he designed. A book about his work was published in 2004. The annual event was named after <mask>. Aragn. The Instituto Chihuahuense de la Cultura is one of the sponsors.The conference held talks about the painter's life and work. He illustrated a book of poems called Pubis al cielo by Ramon Germonimo Alvera Neder. It is best known for his work in sculpture and painting. Mixed techniques have been used in his mural work to achieve certain colors and effects. There are also murals in black and white. Much of his work is about the landscapes of his native Chihuahua. He has known areas such as Matachic since he was a child.Some of his landscapes include elements such as angels. His works include "Angeles asomandoso a lo desconocido" and "Danzantes en carrusel." It took over two years for the work to be completed. His affinity for angels is not religious but rather an aesthetic representation of the flow of the universe. Escuela Nacional de Pintura, Escultura y Grabado "La Esmeralda" alumni are some of the Mexican artists who were born in


title: Nobuhiko Takada

texts: <mask> is a former mixed martial artist, retired professional wrestler, actor, and writer. He competed in New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW), Universal Wrestling Federation (UWF) and the Union of Wrestling Forces International (UWFI) in the 1980s and 1990s, becoming one of the highest figures of the "shoot-style" movement. Despite his controversial match fixing ventures and lack of competitive success, <mask> was credited with the existence and development of global MMA promotion Pride Fighting Championships, in which he worked as an executive after his retirement from active competition. He founded and starred at the sports entertainment professional wrestling promotion Hustle from 2004 to 2008, and currently works as an executive for the Rizin Fighting Federation. <mask> made his professional wrestling debut in 1981 against Norio Honaga, after training in the New Japan Pro-Wrestling dojo. <mask> spent his first year as a jobber, but he scored victories against other rookies. He feuded with Kazuo Yamazaki, and their matches were well received, and one of them was included in the

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title: Nobuhiko Takada

texts: NJPW show.Antonio Inoki appointed <mask> as his personal assistant. During his time as an assistant for Hogan, he was nicknamed "Seishun no Esperanza" due to his bold and hopeful antics. Inoki was in Canada in August 1983 for a special appearance. He had his first worldwide match after replacing the retiring Satoru Sayama. <mask> was made part of the 1984 WWF Junior Heavyweight Championship league after the victory gave him a rank increase. He switched over to the Universal Wrestling Federation in June of 1984 after being invited by Fujiwara. <mask>'s first matches in UWF were as a NJPW representative, but he soon joined full-time.He defeated foreign wrestlers and had fought Fujiwara. He defeated Super Tiger by the referee's decision. <mask> and other wrestlers returned to NJPW after the UWF folded. After returning to NJPW, the former UWF wrestlers created a storyline of invading the promotion, with <mask> and Maeda as the twin leaders. <mask> was involved in a fight with Shiro Koshinaka, who was Giant Baba's assistant, as a singles wrestler. <mask> defeated Koshinaka in their

masks: Takada Takada Takada Takada Takada Takada Takada


title: Nobuhiko Takada

texts: first match on May 19 to win the title after hitting a Tombstone Piledriver, and he retained it in two more matches against him, as well as challengers like Keiichi Yamada, Black Tiger, and Kazuo Yamazaki, before losing the title back Takada received a new nickname at the peak of his popularity for his hard, stiff kicking ability.In March 1987, <mask> and Maeda defeated Koshinaka and Keiji Mutoh to win the IW GP Tag Team Championship. They kept it for months until they lost it to Fujiwara and Yamazaki. Takada spent the rest of the year in tag team fights, except for a tenure in the Top of The Super Junior I and two challenges for the IWGP Junior Heavyweight title. The second incarnation of the UWF, called UWF Newborn, was formed in March 1988, when <mask> left NJPW with Maeda and most of the original UWF wrestlers. <mask> became the promotion's top wrestler second only to Maeda, who he defeated by TKO in their second match, after he competed in an exhibition match in UWF Newborn. The promotion's run was a success, and they broke records on the professional

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title: Nobuhiko Takada

texts: first of them was controversial, as Takada ended the bout in 1:15 when Backlund fell to a body kick, and it almost caused a riot in the stadium; it is believed that it was an accidentalKO instead of a pre-planned match. Takada won by submission after 15 minutes. Takada was put in a fight against Berbick. The nature of the bout is unknown. Berbick protested after receiving some low kicks from Takada to his left leg.Although the referee seemed to clear the situation, it happened again and Berbick protested every time <mask> landed a low kick; at the end, when <mask> scored a head kick, Berbick left the ring and walked out of the arena. The rules were never changed according to Pat McCarthy. Berbick never wanted to listen. <mask>'s popularity increased after the win. Gary Albright and Super Vader had feuds with <mask>. <mask> was proclaimed the "Pro-Wrestling World Heavyweight Champion" by Lou Thesz after defeating Albright in 1992. Thesz withdrew the title in 1995 after losing to Super Vader.He defeated Super Vader at Tokyo's Meiji-Jingu Stadium. <mask> was the champion at the

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title: Nobuhiko Takada

texts: October 23, 1992 event. It was difficult to discuss the outcome of the match. <mask> knocked Kitao out with a roundhouse kick during the match. The Berbick situation improved <mask>'s reputation with the audience. <mask> was the key figure in the landmark New Japan vs. UWFI program. On October 9, 1995, <mask>'s match against Mutoh drew 67,000 fans to the Tokyo Dome, making it the largest crowd and gate in Japanese wrestling history.<mask> became the first wrestler to hold all three major New Japan titles at the same time when he defeated Mutoh in a second match to win the IW GP Heavyweight Championship. The crowd of 65,000 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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title: Nobuhiko Takada

texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Kingdom Pro Wrestling was founded in 1996 after the demise of the UWFI. The exhibition against Kimiyama was only one of the events that Takada participated in. He left wrestling for MMA. In 2004, Takada was made the president of the Hustle promotion in Japan, created by a coproduction between Dream Stage Entertainment and Pro Wrestling ZERO-ONE. He appeared in a press conference with another DSE directive, who badmouthed professional wrestling to praise MMA, which angered Naoya Ogawa, who flipped the table and confronted them.There was a battle between Ogawa's professional wrestling loyalists and <mask>'s MMA allies, who were called the Takada Monster Army. Takada got the first victory of the night when Ogawa was pinned by Bill Goldberg. <mask> <mask> Takada pretended to be <mask> <mask>, an old friend of his, and sent his enforcers

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title: Nobuhiko Takada

texts: to beat up Naoya before his match. The new view of Hustle was when <mask> and his evil forces battled Ogawa and his army. <mask> was back in the ring in 2006 as The Esperanza. The Esperanza pinned Tajiri with Takada's trademark kick to the head.He defeated Masaki Sumitani in what was supposed to be his retirement match, pinning him and giving him his own finish, the 69 Driver. The Esperanza was defeated by Wataru Sakata thanks to the help of Eiko Koike. The last match of the Esperanza was at Hustle Aid 2009. Generalissimo Takada revealed that his true goal was to leave an eternal mark in professional wrestling, which he had accomplished thanks to Hustle. He shook hands with the members of the Hustle Army. RIKI reflected Takada's attacks and mortally wounded the Generalissimo after King RIKI interrupted and challenged him. The dying Takada said that he would live forever.The Monster Army was dissolved after that. <mask> entered MMA when he joined Pride Fighting Championships, an event created to host a fight between him and Rickson Gracie. <mask> was expected to face Rickson in

masks: Takada Takada Takada Takada


title: Nobuhiko Takada

texts: order to restore his reputation, since he had lost to Yoji Anjo in 1994. <mask> was not a qualified fighter despite being a strong contender for most of his career. He had trained in submission wrestling and other disciplines in his various promotions, but after 17 years in professional wrestling, he was too far away from his physical prime to transition into MMA. After missing time to spar during his stardom, <mask> had been an outstanding wrestler in his youth, being able to dominate them in sparring, but after the arrival of injuries, he was unable to compete. By the time of his Pride fights, Takada was defeated by Brazilian jiu-jitsu white belt practitioners.His placement in the main event scene forced him to fight high-level opponents, which included several of the greatest fighters of the period, like Mark Kerr and Mirko Cro Cop. Takada had a limited amount of in-ring competence. It would be easy to forget about <mask> Takada. Takada was able to accomplish what he did in the ring despite his inexperience, age and lack of athletic prowess. <mask> was able to scramble up

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title: Nobuhiko Takada

texts: from beneath Mark Kerr and take down Vovchanchyn in legitimate fights. Pundits acknowledged his effort to continue an unsuccessful fighting career in order to support the MMA promotion he had helped to found, lending Pride his own popularity as a professional wrestler until it had established its place, even through fixed fights when it was needed. Takada lost all of the fights, but it never seemed to bother him.Even though the fights were pointless, the promotion needed his presence on the card to sell tickets. On October 11, 1997, at Pride 1, there was a challenge against <mask>. After circling around for some time, <mask> stopped the first takedown attempt by grabbing the ring ropes, but after the restart, Gracie scored a double leg takedown and moved to mount position over him. Takada tried to hold him down from the bottom, but he was able to grab his arm and execute an armbar for the win. <mask>'s poor performance resulted in a similar disappointment for Japanese audiences and marked the beginning of the end of <mask> as a main eventer. The press likened him to a war

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title: Nobuhiko Takada

texts: criminal. Karl Gotch, his former trainer, commented negatively about the bout.<mask> faced Kyle Sturgeon at Pride 3, a match that was fixed in order to attempt to rebuild <mask>'s status for a second fight. <mask> requested another fight against Gracie after defeating Sturgeon. The second time around, the latter claimed that Takada is a warrior and deserves the chance to redeem himself, and the fight was held at Pride 4. <mask> held Gracie away from the ground after he opened the fight with a takedown. <mask> dropped him with a hard knee to the midsection and blocked his guard pulling attempt after exchanging short knee strikes and stomps. <mask> stood up in order to initiate a leglock. <mask> worked from the bottom and transitioned into a heel hook attempt, but Gracie avoided it and applied an armbar for the win.The fight did not restore <mask>'s reputation, but it was considered the best performance by Takada. Mark Coleman was <mask>'s next opponent at Pride 5. This was the second time in <mask>'s career that he had fought in an attempt to increase his popularity. Coleman

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title: Nobuhiko Takada

texts: was chosen as his opponent because his previous losses to low-ranked fighters would make the result more credible. He said the treat was what it was. I needed to support my family. I needed that security because they guaranteed me another fight after that.It was what it was. I'm leaving it at that. <mask> did not know about the fixing and ignored Coleman's intentions to throw the fight. The match failed at working smoothly despite these considerations. <mask> earned a yellow card when he grabbed the ropes to avoid being taken down, while Coleman had to abstain from land strikes on the ground when he scored another takedown. Coleman 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

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title: Nobuhiko Takada

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Coleman took Takada down again, but at the second he gave up his position into Takada's guard and the Japanese made him tap out.Mark Kerr was <mask>'s opponent at Pride 6. Unlike the previous, this match is generally acknowledged as a non-fixed fight, although Kerr reported he was offered a bonus payment in exchange for fighting a technical bout instead of using ground and pound. Kerr claimed he would defeat <mask> by submission move in less time than Rickson had done in <mask>'s debut. The fight was promoted as revenge for Coleman. <mask> came out with punches, driving Kerr to the ground. <mask> was able to escape and return to standing, where he started scoring low kicks. Kerr achieved side control after taking him down again.Takada was forced to tap out after he locked an americana. The


title: Nobuhiko Takada

texts: Rickson faced his second opponent in the family, Royce, who had returned from a hiatus after his career in the UFC.At the beginning of the match, Royce immediately secured <mask> and pulled guard, but the action stopped as none of the fighters followed with any action. <mask> lied on Royce's guard for the rest of the match, hitting kicks to the kidneys and trying gi chokes. The decision was made after the bout was over. <mask> had fought the bout with a heel injury, which caused him to limp to his corner. The crowd booed <mask> after the fight. It was similar to Ken Shamrock's "The Dance in Detroit" bout against Dan Severn in 1995 and to his own bout against Royce Gracie in the same year. <mask> fought against Vovchanchyn in Pride 11.Takada was acknowledged to have improved his performance after training with his own trainees and K-1 veteran Masaaki Satake. Vovchanchyn 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


title: Nobuhiko Takada

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title: Nobuhiko Takada

texts: Network Rings, as he had challenged <mask> several times without an answer. Tamura was reluctant to fight because he had a personal enmity with Kenichi Yamamoto, another Takada understudy. The match was stopped when Tamura landed a heavy blow on <mask>. <mask> took Tamura down and worked a few strikes through his guard, but he escaped to his feet.Tamura knocked <mask> out in the second round. The bout was followed by a reconciliation between <mask> and Tamura, the latter of whom cried and said: "Thank you for giving the people their dream and hope for twenty-two years." <mask>'s retirement ceremony was held after the main event between his students. Fedor Emelianenko, Antonio Nogueira, Wanderlei Silva and Gary Goodridge were among the Pride fighters who attended the ceremony. Inoki also attended the ceremony. Takada ran a mixed martial arts training facility after retiring. Pride and its parent company Dream Stage Entertainment were purchased by Zuffa in 2007.In 2015, <mask> returned to mainstream MMA when he became a spokesman and matchmaker for the Rizin Fighting Federation.


title: Wilhelm Nikolaus Suksdorf

texts: Alfred Weber, a student at Washington State, deciphered and published a master's thesis on the subject of local land features in 1942, but it was difficult for fellow botanists to figure out which places he was talking about because he used his own names and shorthand. He called Mt. Adams "Mt."The original name was Paddo. Carex paddoensis is one of the plants named after the mountain. All or most of the plants native to his home region in southwest Washington were collected. The herbarium at the Washington State University paid $125/month for two winters in 1924 and 1925. Harold St. John arranged for him to receive a degree. The staff was happy when he accepted. The ceremony took place on June 9, 1928.As he worked full-time on the family farm, he was able to conduct his botanical work in his spare time. They all collected in different areas, including the area of Mount Adams, the area of Sauvie Island, and the area of northeastern Oregon. They had to rely on academics to help identify and name specimen and at times would get frustrated with the delays, but Gray responded more quickly than the others. On October 22, 1885, both of Suksdorf's parents died of the flu. He only collected on four more days that year. One of his sisters-in-law wrote to Gray on his behalf because of his despondency. It took three weeks for a reply to come in.His family persuaded him to accept Gray's offer, after he initially declined the offer. He left for Harvard on a train. The circumstances of Gray's death caused <mask> to leave. He was devastated by Gray's death so much that his wife sent him to a sanitarium to recover. After returning to work, the new Harvard herbarium director was not nice to <mask>. He published findings about Washington flora in the spring of

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title: Wilhelm Nikolaus Suksdorf

texts: articles in English despite being chastised for writing in German. In 1923-1932, Werdenda was published four times and was founded by <mask>, who had conflicts with fellow botanists over the "International Rule".The plant sales suffered because of the anti-German sentiment. In July 1929, the last collection in the field was near Bingen, as his health began to decline. He left his personal herbarium to the university. He died near the railroad tracks on October 3, 1932. He went to ride the train from Bingen to Portland, but the train did not stop and knocked him against the wall at the station. His remains were cremated after a non- religious ceremony. It is not known what was done with the cremains.At the time of his death, he was a world-known plant collector, but this was not known in Bingen. A number of laudatory eulogies were published. Marcus E. Jones had a negative one. Theodor tried to raise money for medical and funeral expenses by selling his books and herbarium. Since the will had left the herbarium to Washington State University, Theodor and Pickett both hired lawyers. Theodor accepted $200 of Pickett's money in April 1933. There are over 30,000 specimen sheets in the part of the WSU collection that is Legacy.There are about 150,000 prepared specimen around the world. This includes a number of previously unknown species. About 70 plants are named after him. The International Botanical Congress made a name for it in 1910. The local chapter of the Washington Native Plant Society is called "Suksdorfia" because of the area near Bingen that is now protected. His beloved Mount Adams was named after him. Crataegus suksdorfii and Erythranthe suksdorfii are also named after the same person.There is a biography on the Washington Native


title: Margaret Gardner

texts: <mask> is an Australian academic who is the current Vice-Chancellor of Monash University. She is a former Vice-Chancellor and President of RMIT University. After earning a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Sydney, he went on to earn a PhD with a thesis on Australian industrial relations. She studied at the University of California, Berkeley, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Cornell University after finishing her PhD. A career as an academic has included serving in executive positions with several universities. She was the deputy vice-chancellor of the University of Queensland before she became the vice-chancellor of RMIT. The Vice-Chancellor of RMIT was appointed on April 4, 2005.She was the Vice-Chancellor of the university. At the time of his appointment as vice-chancellor, RMIT was at a crucial point in its 118-year history. RMIT's previous vice-chancellor, Ruth Dunkin, resigned after only four years in the position and the university was fighting to overcome a A$ 24 million budget shortfall in 2004. By the end of her first year as vice-chancellor, the university had posted a A$50.1 million surplus. The sale of property in the university's extensive real estate portfolio resulted in a 9% increase in student fees and 180 staff positions being cut. The Chair of Universities Australia is one of the current leadership roles. President of the Museum Board of Victoria Chair of the Australian Technology Network Chair of the Education Advisory Group of the Council for Australia-Latin America Relations Director of the Australian Teaching and Learning CouncilShe is a regular speaker at various academic and government conferences. Between 1998 and 2002 he was the Chair of two major government taskforces. The research is available from the research repository. The employment of Social Sciences Professor Judith Bessant was terminated by the Vice-Chancellor after he overturned the findings of an internal RMIT Redundancy Review Committee. The fair


title: Margaret Gardner

texts: process was not followed by the university and there was a failure of natural justice. Professor Bessant was made redundant despite the findings. In the Federal Court of Australia, the National Tertiary Education Union launched an "adverse action" claim against the two universities.The judge who presided over the case, Justice Gray, was critical of the case's management. Gray took into account the "apparent determination" by <mask> to ignore her knowledge of Professor Hayward's animosity towards Professor Bessant" in deciding the case. A lack of contrition for what the court found to be a blatant violation of workplace laws was found by him. If Bessant was not reinstated, she would be entitled to $2 million in compensation. The court ordered RMIT to pay a civil penalty of $37,000 for two contraventions of the Fair Work Act 2009, as a warning to employers of the risks of using "sham" redundancies as a means for dismissing difficult employees. In addition to becoming an important case study, the case was reported in the national media and discussed on legal websites. Bessant published a personal account of the case.In 2007, she was made an Officer of the Order of Australia for her service to tertiary education, particularly in the areas of university governance and gender equity. She was made a Companion of the Order of Australia in 2020 for her service to tertiary education. He was elected as a Fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia in September of 2018, for his distinguished contribution to discipline and to society. He was made a Companion of the Order of Australia for his "eminent service to tertiary education through leadership and innovation in teaching and learning, research and financial viability." When her husband was Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne, they were referred to as "Melbourne's top academic couple". The Order of Australia has Companions of the Order of Australia and the Academy of the Social Sciences in


title: Piotr Uklański

texts: The exhibition was closed after several works from the collection were destroyed. Materials and style Uklaski uses a variety of media and materials. His primary media is photography, but he uses a wide range of materials in his art. Summer Love: The First Polish Western is a feature film. His works have been displayed in galleries and well-known museums around the world. Uklaski uses unconventional materials, such as weaving them together or finding other ways to adhere them to each other, to canvas.He has tried painting with oil and canvas. Untitled (Dance Floor) 1996 is a functioning floor composed of sound-activated boxes which light up, reminiscent of a minimalist grid and disco dancefloor. The style of Uklaski's work is wide-ranging. His work has challenged societal views on death and sex, and often explores political movements as they intersect with society and media. His work, The Nazis, in which he displays movie stills of well-known actors playing Nazis, with color and contrast changes in the style of Andy Warhol's Marilyn Monroe (Marilyn) 1967, is an example. In his exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fatal Attraction: <mask> Uklaski Photographs, and Fatal Attraction: <mask> Uklaski Selects from the Met Collection, Uklaski's styles were distinct both in his own work, and through the generally shocking choices of Some of his pieces, like Untitled (Dance Floor) 1996 and Untitled (The Nazis) 1998 are clean and neat, whereas others like Untitled (Story of the Eye) 2013 are messy, overflowing, or frayed.One of his

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title: Jack O'Shea

texts: <mask>'Shea was born in Cahersiveen, County Kerry. He played for both St Mary's in Kerry and Leixlip in Kildare. He was a member of the Kerry senior football team. One of the greatest players of all time is O'Shea. He has a column in the sports section of the Irish edition of The Sunday Times. His son made his debut for the Kerry senior team. By the early 1970s, O'Shea was a member of the Kerry minor football team.The year ended without any success for Kerry after he made his championship debut. In 1975, a 3–7 to 1–11 defeat of arch-rivals Cork gave O'Shea a Munster winners' medal in the minor grade. He was a late inclusion on Kerry's under-21 football team. O'Shea missed Kerry's under-21 final triumph, but later lined out in the All-Ireland final with Dublin. The All-Ireland winners' medal was given to O'Shea by a 1–15 to 0–10 score line. Kerry retained their provincial crown as O'Shea won his first Munster under-21 title. He was in a second All-Ireland final.Kildare provided the opposition, but they were no match for Kerry. O'Shea won the All-Ireland medal for the second time. Kerry and O'Shea won the under-21 title three times in a row in 1977. Down provided the opposition as O'Shea's side qualified for the All-Ireland final. The score line gave Kerry the victory and gave O'Shea a third All-Ireland medal. O'Shea made it four titles in a row in 1978 as Kerry retained their provincial crown. He was in a fourth All-Ireland final.The close game developed after Roscommon provided the opposition. Kerry were


title: Jack O'Shea

texts: football final. O'Shea enjoyed a lot of success in the inter-provincial football competition.In 1977 he lined out with his province as they defeated Connacht in the final. He won the Railway Cup for the first time and it was the first of two-in-a-row. In 1981 O'Shea won his third Railway Cup. O'Shea won a fourth Railway Cup in 1982. He never tasted success in the Railway Cup after lining out for Munster a number of times. O'Shea played in 9 International Rules Tests against Australia. He was the outstanding player of the 1990 series and played in the 1984 and 1986 series.<mask>'Shea was appointed manager of the senior football team in 1992. One Connacht title was produced during his two-year period. His time as manager was not considered a success as his team did not reach an All-Ireland Final. He won the Connacht title in his first year. In the semi-final, Cork defeated Mayo 5–15. The Connacht Final was the second campaign for John O'Mahony, who was the manager of Leitrim. There was only one point in the second half.O'Shea resigned as manager after the final because he didn't want to try it again. He hasn't been able to manage since. The Kerry Minor Football Championship was 1 (1975) and the All-Ireland Under-21 Football Championship was 3 (1976). Runner-Up : 5 (1983, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990) All-Ireland Senior Football Championship. The Irish Independent named O'Shea as the number one footballer in Ireland over the past 50 years. Footballers of the Year winners of seven All-Ireland are people from


title: Henri de Tourville

texts: <mask> was a French priest who distinguished himself as one of the progenitors of sociology, as well as in the fields of philosophy and education. He created a school called Social Science after breaking up with Frédéric Le Play. The cole des Roches is located near Verneuil-sur-Avre. He was trained in the catholic seminary of Issy-les-Moulineaux and in the law school of the Sorbonne university in Paris. After only a few years of work as a priest in Paris, he had to retire from writing because of his poor health, and he spent most of his life writing from his family estate in Tourville. He would receive and counsel his friends there. He wrote one book and wrote a lot of letters.He died in Tourville castle. Herri <mask> opened a new era in social research when he developed a tool that allowed for the analysis and classification of observations about a social group. 25 major categories and over a hundred sub-categories are relevant to localisation, wealth, income, education and religion. The geographical space's constraints and their impact on individuals or social groups were emphasized by Le Play Henri <mask>ville. The "nomenclature" allowed comparisons of numerous elements within a given society of even internationally which in turn generated hypothesis which could be tested and determine two types of relations: causality or coexistence. Tourville's school of thought was formed in 1904 under the leadership of <mask> Rousiers, who created the Société internationale de science sociale. Similar to Joseph Gratry or <mask> Biran, Abbé <mask>ville's philosophy rests on a sociological and scientific basis.He described his theory of a partly mythical history of

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title: Henri de Tourville

texts: humankind, where Goth migrants would have come directly from Asia and settled on the western part of Scandinavia, having escaped any Greco-Roman influence and having gained a culture of migration. Paul Bureau's 1906 research on "the farmer of the Norwegian fjords" showed how the narrow and scattered farmable strips of land in the fjords led joint family structures to break up, and forced the migrants to get settled as nuclear families. The origin of the stem family was assumed to be here. Abb <mask> studied property and moral transmission within families and turned his attention to education. The idea of "particularist education" was developed by abbé <mask> in his reflection on education. The cole des Roches would be the first place where a concrete educational experience would be derived from the work of the author of "the origins of Anglo-Saxon superiority". The endemic authority crisis is seen by "Particularist education" as a reaction against the catholic tradition.The traditional morals and authority ethos will give way, according to <mask> <mask>. They need to go through the individual. Education can lead to independence for each individual. Control of the other must be replaced by self-control. The hallmark of worldwide capitalism is the wild form of competition. It will be possible to avoid social reproduction. <mask> <mask> wrote a lot of letters and articles.Histoire de la formation particulariste: l'origine des grands peuples actuels was edited by his disciples and friends after his death. Tourville d'aprs was written by <mask> <mask>. Marie-André Dieux, L'Abbé de Tourville, Paris, Ernest Flammarion, 1931 Notes and references French Roman Catholic

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title: Pascal Taskin

texts: The Belgian-born <mask> was a French harpsichord and piano maker. Born in Theux near Lige, Taskin worked in Paris for most of his life. He worked in the workshop of Franois-tienne Blanchet II after arriving in Paris. His activity was not known until his death on April 27, 1766. He became a master harpsichord maker in the guild of instrument makers in November of that year, and by the end of that month, he married the widow of Blanchet. The note Taskin attached to his instruments shows the continuity between the two traditions. In order to carry out both of his duties as a maker and keeper of musical instruments, he set up a workshop in Versailles in 1777 and hired his nephew, <mask>, to work there.After working in the Blanchet workshop in 1763, <mask> II married Franois Etienne Blanchet II's daughter in 1777. After his death in 1793, his stepson, Armand-Franois-Nicolas Blanchet, succeeded him. The already excellent Blanchet harpsichord-making tradition was refined by <mask>in. genouillres and a new register of jacks were introduced in 1768. He continued the common French practice of making ravalements of Ruckers and Couchet harpsichords, which involved rebuilding the 17th century Flemish instruments, which were highly valued for their sound quality, to suit the modern French tastes. His last known instrument, a double dated 1788, has a rose signed "Andreas Rucker" on it, and he used to sell 'Ruckers's harpsichord which had very few original parts, or none at all, such was the premium associated with the name by then. His instruments were always of the highest quality.He started to build fortepianos with

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title: Pascal Taskin

texts: a Bartolomeo Cristofori-type action in the 1760s. The earliest piano he made was from the late 1780s and has a very simple action without escapement. The instruments are of the Louis XVI style. The Armandine, a large psaltery with gut strings resembling a harpsichord without a keyboard, was made in 1790 for Anne-Aimée Armand. The death inventory of 1793 shows an equal number of each instrument under construction, but Taskin's workshop became more occupied with piano production and the import of English square pianos in the 1770s and 1780s. The seven double manual harpsichords that are still in existence are examples of the late French school of harpsichord building, with a warm and rich tone, range of FF–f'', and disposition of 8' 8' 4' and buff stop. The Goermans/Taskin, which Taskin tried to pass off as a Couchet, has been praised as an ideal instrument for the late French baroque.The double is in the Yale University Collection of Musical Instruments. Modern makers have studied and copied these instruments many times. The Historical Harpsichord: a Monograph Series in Honor of Frank Hubbard is a further reading. Frank Hubbard: Three Centuries of Harpsichord Making was published by Harvard University. The Museum fr Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg is devoted to the works of Heikedine Beurmann. 69-75. Edward Kottick: A History of the Harpsichord is a list of historical makers.External links Double-manual harpsichord, <mask>. Jean Goermans/<mask> is in the Russell Collection. In the Russell Collection, Edinburgh PASCAL THE RASCAL is located. The Goermans were altered by Taskin to make them look like a

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title: Chris Walker (wrestler)

texts: Glenn Coan, better known by the ring name "Conan" <mask>, is an American retired professional wrestler. <mask> is best known for his time with the Global Wrestling Federation where he was one-half of the first GWF North American Tag Team Champs, along with Steve Simpson. Notable tag teams were formed with him. <mask> had brief time with various wrestling promotions, including Georgia All-Star Wrestling, Extreme Championship Wrestling, Smoky Mountain Wrestling, Southern States Wrestling and the United States Wrestling Association. He toured Europe with World Martial Arts Wrestling Federation and Japan with Super World Sports. <mask> made his professional wrestling debut in a tag-team match against the Powers of Pain on January 2, 1990 after completing training. <mask> was used as an enhancement talent in a match.<mask> joined the USWA in February 1991 and received his first full-time stint a year later. He defeated Tom Prichard in his debut. He began teaming with another man as "The US Males". They defeated Brian Lee and The Eliminator. The team broke up in May after <mask> was injured. A month after the dissolution of World Class, <mask> made his debut with the Global Wrestling Federation, a promotion that had formed in the aftermath. The young wrestler was dubbed "Conan" <mask> because he competed barefoot in the Television Title tournament.He defeated Doug Summers in the second round. He defeated Makhan Singh by disqualification and pinned Rip Rogers as the tournament progressed. The GWF Television Championship was won by The Patriot. He entered the North American Tag Team title tournament with Shawn Simpson. They defeated Rip Rogers and Scott Anthony to win the tag-team championship and give <mask> his first title. <mask> and his partner lost the tag team title in

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title: Chris Walker (wrestler)

texts: a handicap match against The California Connection later that month after <mask> jumped to the World Wrestling Federation. On November 11, 1991, he returned to the WWF and defeated Steve Lombardi in a dark match at a Prime Time Wrestling taping in upstate New York.He pinned The Berzerker at the WWF taping in New Haven, Connecticut the next day. He joined the company as a full-time member and immediately started on the house show circuit. He competed in multiple shows against Paul Diamond and won each time. He received his first pinfall loss when he was pinned by The Berzerker. He defeated Hercules multiple times in a house show series at the end of the month. <mask> pinned Hercules on the French version of WWF Superstars in 1992. He made his American television debut that month when he appeared on the January 20th edition of Prime Time Wrestling.He fell to Skinner in multiple encounters on the house show circuit. In 1992 he appeared at the Royal Rumble in a dark match. <mask> was defeated when his opponent's feet were on the ropes. Jack Tunney reversed the decision. The Albany, NY crowd booed him despite the WWF's intent to get a strong fan response in favor of the decision. He was defeated on the February 3rd edition of Prime Time. He was winless in the house show that month.<mask> lost to the Warlord on the March 9th edition of Prime Time. <mask>'s appearances were limited to the house show circuit and Prime Time Wrestling as the WWF pondered what to do with him. <mask> and Kato had a feud on the house show. On the April 20th edition of Prime Time Wrestling <mask> was defeated by Sid Justice, in what would be the latter's final televised WWF match for almost three years. <mask> was stretchered out after the match but came back the next week to win. <mask>

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title: Chris Walker (wrestler)

texts: participated in a series of joint Super World Sports / WWF, facing some of the best athletes in the world. He defeated Bob Bradley at a house show in Portland, ME in 1992.He was released from the WWF. <mask> was defeated by <mask> in World Championship Wrestling on February 5, 1993 at a house show in Alabama. On March 19th, <mask> and Van Hammer would team up for a dark match against Big Sky and Vinnie Vegas. The low rider hog was given to him by WCW. He and his partner, Mustafa Saed, were defeated by Tom Zenk and Johnny Gunn in a dark match at WCW Saturday Night. <mask> appeared in London a year later. He competed as "The Warrior" and drew with The Iron Sheik on July 16, 1994.He and Big Bully Busick lost against Demolition 2000 on the same night. After defeating Richard Slinger in Smoky Mountain Wrestling on August 5, 1994, he left the promotion. Jake "The Snake" Roberts stopped showing up to events when <mask> was brought in at the last minute. <mask> was released from the company after he didn't show up for three shows, just like Tony Anthony was released after he didn't show up for three shows. <mask>'s spot would go to Bruiser Bedlam. <mask> competed in Extreme Championship Wrestling at a house show in Marietta, GA on October 4, 1998, but was defeated by Bam Bam Bigelow. <mask> joined Southern States Wrestling at the end of 1998 and became active again.He won the SSW International Cup in Kingsport, Tennessee, on March 13, 1999. He returned to World Championship Wrestling in 1999 and won a dark match against a preliminary opponent. He was going to retire from wrestling. The Georgia All-Star Wrestling GASW Tag Team Championship was won by Steve Simpson and his team. There were 174 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the 1991 Southern States Wrestling SSW

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title: Antonio Molino Rojo

texts: <mask> was a Spanish film actor who appeared in Spaghetti Westerns in the 1960s and 1970s. He made nearly 90 appearances in film between 1955 and 1988 but is best known for his roles in the Spaghetti Westerns A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. He was in 4 Dollars of Revenge and Once Upon a Time in the West. In The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, <mask> portrayed a humane commandant at a Union prisoner-of-war camp whose leg was being eroded by gangrene. He told Angel Eyes in the film that he wanted to bring Angel Eyes to trial before he died and that he knew he was torturing and robbing the Confederate prisoners. <mask> died in Barcelona at the age of 85. Operacin cabaretera, Marinero de guardia 2 15 Scaffolds for a Murderer, Sheriff A Minute to Pray, a Second to Die, and Billy el Nio are some of the films.Yevtushenko wrote Kill Them All and Come Back Alone.

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title: George Gardiner (rugby league)

texts: <mask> was a rugby league player. He was the 185th New Zealand representative. He played for the first ever Bay of Plenty rugby league team. He became a professional wrestler after retiring from rugby league. He died serving in the Australian forces in World War 2 after fighting in World War 1 for New Zealand. It's difficult to know <mask>'s exact birth date as he was listed on his enlistment papers for World War 1 as being born on February 1, 1894. He was accepted into the forces because of this fake date.He gave his birth date as 3 August 1903 when he enlisted in the Australian forces for World War 2. He was said to be 19 years old in an article from the Bay of Plenty Times in April 1917. According to his obituary, he was playing rugby for Matakana seniors in 1914 at the age of 16. He would have been born in 1898 according to the two articles. The baby was born at Rangiwaea. His mother was Rewa <mask>. He was a member of the Catholic faith.He worked for Herbert Clark of Tauranga before the outbreak of World War 1 as a mechanical engineer after leaving the Matakana Native School. <mask> began playing rugby at a young age, first playing for the Matakana juniors in 1912. He played for them against Star on 25 May 1912 in a 0–13 loss and was mentioned as being "conspicuous" in the losing side. He competed in many local athletic events. He scored a try in each of the two games he played for United in June, against Paengaroa and Rangiuru. He was selected to play for the Te Puke team at a young age. The first match he played for them was a

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