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texts: <mask> was an English educationist and headmistress. She was the head of Downe House School for forty years. A daughter of a school inspector who later became Chief Inspector of Schools for the west of England, and a daughter of James Coutts Crawford, <mask> was born in 1877. There were five children in the family, four daughters and a son. The officer of the Cambridge University Rifle Volunteers liked to take his children on climbing holidays in Switzerland and was educated at Cambridge. They haduffered from a surfeit of beautiful things on an empty stomach. The child was a rebel.She was sent to the new Wimbledon House as a boarder in 1891 and stayed there for four years. She gained a third class in her Finals when she was at Somerville College, Oxford, from 1898 to 1901. The Theistic church was founded by the Rev. and was attended by the <mask>es. Charles Voysey is in Swallow Street. At the age of seventeen, he was confirmed at the High Anglican St Cuthbert's, Earls Court, remaining a lifelong Anglican after objecting to the lack of religious teaching. After teaching history for a year at Queen Anne's School, Caversham, she returned to her old school, where she stayed for two years. She was a supply teacher in a number of schools, including the Aske's School for Girls, which was in Acton.In 1907, with her friend Alice Carver as a non-teaching partner, she founded a new girls' boarding school called Downe House. Down House,

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texts: located in the village of Downe, near Orpington, Kent, was once the home of Charles Darwin. The school had one girl and five mistresses. The framework was relaxed but structured to achieve educational excellence. Thirty-six girls were added to the school in 1910, of which all but four were boarders. Carver was matron and taught English, Latin, Scripture, and history. After Carver withdrew from their partnership in 1912, <mask> ran the school alone until 1919, when she took on a new partner called Heather, who had been at the school since 1907 as a part-time teacher of Science and Mathematics.The school was popular with literary and academic parents. In 1913, a cricket match was played between two teams, one led by E. V. Lucas and the other by J. M. Barrie. A. Milne. Authors of the school's own were produced. The Anglo-Irish girl Elizabeth Bowen, who became a significant novelist, and the social anthropologist,Audrey Richards, were both her exact contemporary. The sculptress Betty Rea and the poet Anne Ridler were two of the other pupils. Robin Milford was a teacher at the school, as well as being a composer and pianist.In December 1921, with the help of an uncle and with a loan from two parents of girls at the school, <mask> bought The Cloisters, Cold Ash, Berks, with sixty acres. The Cloisters were designed by James MacLaren Ross and were built during the First World War for a religious order called 'The School of Silence'.

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texts: Four months after the purchase, she was able to move her school. The school had 83 girls in 1922 and 118 in 1925. Downe House was a leading girls' school. She inspired respect in her girls because of her balanced personality and imposing presence as a headmistress. She wanted her school to be a place where she could live a normal life.She aimed at a serious attitude towards education, and she believed that girls should not try to be like boys. Many of her staff, like her business partner, were devoted to her, even though she was difficult to work with. Maria Nickel was the eccentric employee who was her chauffeur, handyman, architect and engineer and slept in her bathroom. Heather died in 1943 and in 1944 the school was handed over to the public. She intended to live at Hill House, which was built for her in the school's grounds, after she retired as headmistress. She decided to divide her time between Hill House and a second home at 38 Tedworth Square, which is in London SW3. She kept up her interest in the Girl Guides movement and the Bermondsey Time and Talents Settlement.She died at her London home on March 11, 1964, at the age of 87, from a perforated duodenal ulcer. She was buried in a garden at Downe House. Her estate was £16,510 at the time of her death. Downe House: an adventure in education was written by Ridler and Anne. "<mask>, <mask> (1878–1964), headmistress" is in the Oxford Dictionary of National

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title: Rufus Wainwright

texts: He is an American-Canadian singer, songwriter, and composer. Nine albums of original music and numerous tracks have been recorded by him. Shakespeare's sonnets were set to music for a theater piece by Robert Wilson. The self-titled debut album was released in 1998. His second album, Poses, was released in 2001. Want One and Want Two were re-released as a double album in 2005. In 2007, he released his fifth studio album and his first live album.Milwaukee at Last is his second live album. In 2009, the studio albums All Days Are Nights: Songs for Lulu and Out of the Game were released. The opera of the same name was recorded in a double album. Nine adaptions of Shakespeare's sonnets were featured in his ninth studio album. Unfollow the Rules was released on July 20, 2020. The older brother of a singer is the son of a musician. <mask> was born in Rhinebeck, New York, to folk singers Kate McGarrigle and Loudon <mask> III.He lived with his mother in Montreal for most of his life after his parents divorced. Peter Stuyvesant was the 17th century Dutch governor of New Amsterdam and later New York. He is a dual US and Canadian citizen. He attended high school in New York and later studied piano in Montreal. He started playing the piano at six years old and went on to tour with "The McGarrigle Sisters and Family", a folk group featuring his sister Martha, his mother Kate, and aunt Anna. His song "I'm a-Runnin'", which he performed in the film Tommy Tricker and the Stamp Traveller at the age of 14, earned him a nomination for a 1989 Genie

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texts: Award for Best Original Song. He was nominated for the most promising male vocalist of the year.A teenager identified as gay. He told Rolling Stone that his father was aware of his homosexuality early on. We'd drive around in the car, he'd play a song called "Heart of Glass" and I'd pretend to be a musician. A sign of many other things to come as well. In another interview, he said that his parents couldn't handle him being gay. We never talked about it. The opera genre influenced his music when he was a child.The lyrics of the song " Barcelona" were written by Giuseppe Verdi. He became interested in dith Piaf, Al Jolson, and Judy Garland. He studied classical music at Interlochen Arts Camp. After picking up a man at a bar, <mask> was raped in London's Hyde Park. He described the event in an interview years later, saying he wanted to go to the park and see the concert. I thought it was going to be a romantic walk in the park, but he raped me and tried to kill me. He claims to have survived by faking a seizure and pretending to be an epileptic.He stated that he was celibate for five or seven years after the incident, and then became promiscuous. A series of demo tapes were produced by Pierre Marchand, who later produced the album Poses. His father passed the tapes on to his friend. Parks sent the recordings to Waronker. "When I was about to listen to his tape, I remember clearly I was thinking, if he has the mom's musicality and smarts, and the dad's smarts and voice, that'd be nice," Waronker stated. I put it on and said, "Oh, my


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texts: God, this is amazing." In 1996, the singer moved to New York City.He moved to Los Angeles in 1998 and recorded his first album. Jon Brion and Waronker spent most of 1996 and 1997 making the record. There were 56 songs recorded on 62 rolls of tape. The sessions cost a lot. Rolling Stone named the singer "best new artist" of the year, and gave critical praise to the singer's self-titled debut. The Gay & Lesbian American Music Awards nominated <mask> for four awards, including album of the year, pop recording of the year and video of the year. He won two awards, one for Outstanding Music Album and one for Best Alternative Album.He ranked No. 24 on the Top Heatseekers chart, though his debut failed to chart in any country. In 1996 he was a special guest of Kate and Anna McGarrigle. He began his first headline tour after touring with Sean Lennon. He performed "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?" in a Gap commercial directed by Phil Harder. The tour began in New Jersey. He lived in the New York City area for six months and wrote most of his second album there. Poses was released to critical praise but limited sales on June 5, 2001.The album was the No.1 on the Top Heatseekers chart. Poses won two awards, one for Outstanding Music album and one for Best Alternative album. He supported the 2001 and 2002 tour in support of the album. In the early 2000s, he lost his vision because of his addiction to crystal meth. His addiction peaked in 2002 and he described it as the most crazy week of his life. He spent several nights partying with


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texts: George W. Bush's daughter Barbara, as well as having a "debauched evening" with his mother and Anohni of Antony and the Johnsons. After that, he decided he was going to live with his father.He fit the bill because I knew I needed an asshole to yell at me. The full-length album Want One was released in 2003 byRufus. The album Want Two, from which four songs were released as the Waiting for a Want, was released by DreamWorks/Geffen on November 16, 2004. Alright, Already: Live in Montréal was released on March 15, 2005. All I Want, a DVD featuring a biographical documentary, music videos, and live performances, was released internationally in 2005. The Mercury Prize-winning Antony and the Johnsons' I am a Bird Now was one of the major contributions that <mask> made as a solo vocalist. Want for a November 2005 was a re-release of Antony and the Johnsons' I am a Bird Now. There are two additional songs in Want One, "Es Mu Sein" and "Velvet Curtain Rag".There are two bonus tracks in the Want package in the UK. "In With the Ladies" and "Reprise d'Arletty" are replacements for "Quand vous mourez de nos amours" from 2004's augmented edition. On May 15, 2007, Release the Stars was released by Geffen. The album featured a number of people, including Richard Thompson, Teddy Thompson, sister <mask>, mother Kate McGarrigle, Neil Tennant, and actress SinPhillips. It reached No.2 on the UK album chart, and No.23 on the US album chart. The first single, " Going to a Town", was released on April 3, 2007. The second single was "Rules and

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texts: Regulations", and the third single was a 500-copy (12" vinyl) release of "Tiergarten", which was released exclusively through iTunes and 7digital on October 29."Rules and Regulations" was directed by Petro Papahadjopoulos and styled by J.W. Anderson. Release the Stars was certified gold in the UK. The world tour ended with a concert at the Radio City Music Hall in New York City. Scott Simon interviewed <mask> on June 10, 2006 on NPR's Weekend Edition Saturday. In June of 2006 he performed the entire Judy Garland concert album at Carnegie Hall in a pair of sold-out shows. He did it again at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.The recordings of the concerts were released on December 4, 2007. The DVD is called <mask>! <mask>! <mask>! Does Judy? Judy! Judy!Live from the London Palladium. <mask> Judy at Carnegie Hall is a recording of his show at the New York venue. The recordings of Garland's songs were approved by her daughter. The album was nominated for an award. The concept of Blackoutsabbath was created in early 2008. In an attempt to become more eco-conscious, participants are asked to live off the grid as much as possible on a designated date by not using appliances, walking or cycling for transportation, or turning out lights. As the sun sets on the evening of Blackoutsabbath, participants write ways they can contribute to the Earth's well-being throughout the rest of the year.Benefit concerts raise money for a cause. Joan Wasser, Teddy Thompson, and Jenni Muldaur were special guests at the concert. There are links to various

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texts: green products and services on the official site of the organization. At the Knitting Factory in Manhattan, in December 2008,<mask> performed with his sister, Martha, and mother, Kate, as well as many more of his family. Joined by other artists such as Lou Reed and Laurie Anderson, the cast performed original and traditional Christmas-themed songs. Revelation Films released a concert on DVD. A day in the life of an opera singer is the subject of <mask>'s first opera, which he began writing after his tour.The four characters are written in French. Metropolitan Opera general manager Peter Gelb commissioned the opera. The Met and <mask> ended their relationship because of a dispute over the Met's inability to open their season in 2009. The Palace Theatre in Manchester hosted the first performance of Prima Donna on July 10, 2009, instead of a New York opening. One publication suggested that <mask> may struggle to convince critics that he is worthy of a place among the greats. The Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding New Musical/Opera was won by Prima Donna. In November 2009, he announced that he had finished recording his sixth studio album and was calling it All Days Are Nights: Songs for Lulu.The album was released in Canada, the UK, and the US on March 23 and April 5, respectively. The Kate McGarrigle Fund was established in 2008 to raise awareness of sarcoma, a rare cancer that affects bone, muscle, and nerves. His mother made the last performance before she died. In late 2010 he got engaged to Jrn Weisbrodt. After Weisbrodt

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texts: was named artistic director of Toronto's annual luminato festival, the couple moved to Toronto. The child of a childhood friend and Leonard Cohen's daughter was born in 2011. He announced on his website that his daughter was born in Los Angeles, California on February 2, 2011.The little angel seems to be healthy and happy. In July of 2011, a 19-disc box set called House of Rufus contained all his studio and live recordings as well as previously undiscovered material. Out of the Game and marriage was produced by Mark Ronson. The new songs were described as more danceable by him. Out of the Game was released in the UK and Canada in April of 2012 and in the US in May. On August 23, 2012 there was a wedding in New York. The artist wasOfficiating.Hadrian, his second opera, was the opening production of the Canadian Opera Company's mainstage season at the Four Seasons Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Opera Fusion: New Works is a collaboration of Cincinnati Opera and University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. Cindy Sherman played the role of the Prima Donna in the new version of the opera and film. Petite Maison Production produced the finale, which was shot in Paris in the spring of 2015. After releasing a single "Sword of Damocles" in October of last year,<mask> signed a record deal with music publisher and record label BMG Rights Management for a new album. "Trouble in Paradise" was the first single from the album. The album, Unfollow the Rules, was announced in February 2020 and was to be released in April.A French


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texts: version of "Peaceful Afternoon" was released on digital platforms in March. In early April, the album release was delayed until July due to the COVID-19 epidemic, and the CD's and vinylLP's are stuck in the warehouses they had to shut down to make way for all essential businesses. The way I want you to experience this album is by listening to it from front to back in the comfort of your living room, reading the lyrics, and looking at the booklet that I carefully designed. The fourth single, "Alone Time", will be released on the April 24, 2020, date that the album was originally due to be released. "You Ain't Big", a tongue-in-cheek commentary on fame and status relative to geographic location, was released in early June. Unfollow the Rules was released on July 10. The album was met with a warm reception and has received mostly positive reviews, with an aggregate score of 82 on Metacritic, which is his highest score on the site.In addition to his singing voice, he plays piano and guitar. While some of his songs feature only his piano, his later work is often accompanied by rock instruments or a symphony orchestra, displaying complex layers and harmonies with an operatic feel. The opera enthusiast likes to listen to lieders. "popera" or "baroque pop" is what <mask>'s music has been described as. Many of his compositions are densely packed amalgams of strings, horns, operatic chorus, and ragtime rhythms, with a warm vocal timbre. He performs on 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299


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texts: 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 The release of Release the Stars saw increased media attention in the U.S., as well as the associated 2007 U.S. tour.Opera, literature, pop culture, politics, and love are some of the recurring themes in <mask>'s work. "Danny Boy" and "Foolish Love" are about a crush he had on a straight man. "This Love Affair", "Leaving for Paris", and "Peach Trees" address the consequences of falling out of love. He sings about his family relationships. "Beauty Mark", "Little Sister" and "Martha" address his experiences with his family. "Go Or Go Ahead" and "I Don't Know What It Is" are two of the songs that deal with addiction. The song was written about River Phoenix."Memphis Skyline" is a tribute to the late singer Jeff Buckley, who he met briefly in the 1990s when he was an up-and-coming act. Buckley had already released his first album and was on his way to fame. The two met several months before Buckley's death. Buckley covered "Hallelujah", a Leonard Cohen song, in the song. " Nobody's Off the Hook" was written by Teddy Thompson. Several artists have been influenced by his music. They include Liv Bruce of Pwr Bttm, Olly Alexander of Years & Years, and Kimbra.In Nick Hornby's book Slam, the child born to the young protagonists gets called "<mask>" because his mother listened to him while recovering from giving birth. On August 23, 2012 <mask> married Jrn Weisbrodt. The daughter of Leonard Cohen was conceived via sperm donation and was

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texts: performed at the Joyce Theater in New York. Petronio arranged for the Young People's Choir of New York to sing the selected poems for the lyrics. The Pet Shop Boys played a concert in London in May of 2006 with three guests, including <mask>. The Pet Shop Boys' "Casanova in Hell" was covered by him.The show was broadcast on the UK's Radio 2 and repeated on the UK's 6 Music, as well as being released as a CD in October 2006). The True Colors Tour traveled through 15 cities in the United States and Canada. The tour started on June 8, 2007. The tour was hosted by Margaret Cho and was led by Cyndi Lauper. The Human Rights Campaign received profits. In August 2007, he said that it was a great honor to perform on the gay rights tour. During 2007, <mask> embraced forms of expression that are not usually part of mainstream American music concerts.He wore red lipstick and high heels to perform Judy Garland songs and expressed his concerns about the current U.S. political situation. His performances were praised. Robert Wilson hired <mask> to supply the music for a joint staging of Shakespeares Sonette based on Shakespeare's sonnets. He gave his interpretation of a number of jingles from chewing gum commercials in a comedy video. The song "Metaphorical Blanket" was written and sung by <mask> in Any Day Now. Out of the Game is a song by Out of the Game, a song by Want One, a song by Want Two, a song by Release the Stars, and a song by Take All My Loves: 9 Shakespeare Sonnets. He was nominated for an award at the age of 15.He received a

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title: Sergei Kourdakov

texts: He was a former KGB agent and naval officer. He was a naval officer on a Soviet trawler in the Pacific when he defected to Canada at the age of twenty. Shortly before his death in 1973, he wrote The Persecutor, an autobiography that was posthumously published. Since its publication, it has received varied criticism. In order to get political asylum in Canada, the story of Kourdakov was largely a fake, according to the findings of a US Christian journalist. Damian Wojciechowski produced a documentary about Walker's findings. On March 1, 1951, <mask> was born in Novosibirsk Oblast of the Soviet Union.His father was a soldier in the Soviet Army and a political activist who supported Joseph Stalin. He was in charge of a unit in World War II. After the war, Nikolai became the base chief. A friend of <mask>'s father told him that when Nikita Khrushchev became the premier of the Soviet Union, he ordered the elimination of important officers who had supported Stalin in order to consolidate his power. When <mask> was four years old, his mother died because of her health problems. He was invited to live with his mother's family. He learned to read and count there.<mask> had a good relationship with everyone in the family except his son, who he believed to be mentally handicapped. At the age of six, he ran away after Andrei tried to kill him by shoving his head into a bathtub. He lived in Novosibirsk for ten days, thieving from food stands until he was caught and sent to the police. He was sent to an orphanage called Children's Home Number One, where he joined a Soviet youth organization required for all children grades one through three. He was moved to

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texts: an orphanage for older children after three years. There he joined a Communist youth organization. The gang that <mask> joined turned into a reign of terror.The police ordered the orphanage to be shut down in 1961, and all the children were sent to different orphanages. <mask> lived in the train station and stole from the food stalls. He was sent to another orphanage after he was caught. He said that living in that orphanage had changed his life. He wrote that there was an atmosphere of fear in the home. We were afraid of the aunts and uncles. They were afraid of the party leaders and they were afraid of Uncle Nichy.The camp of hate and fear was divided between the children and the wardens. The orphanage at Barysevo had a caste system-esque society with "slaves" on the bottom, "lieutenants" in the middle, and the "king" at the top. He was a slave when he challenged a lieutenant and won his position. He became king when he was fourteen years old, replacing his friend who was sent to a different orphanage. The parents of the thirteen-year-old boy were declared unable to be parents due to their religious beliefs. The boy was nicknamed "the Deacon" due to his Christian beliefs. After befriending him, <mask> ordered any teasing towards him to stop.Komsomol, also known as the Communist Union of Youth, has an interest in communism. He was convinced to join by the director of the school he attended. <mask>'s friends in his orphanage did not know about his interest in Marxism-Leninism. He excelled in all of his school subjects and learned to speak German. The director of the school offered him the chance to speak to younger classes about subjects

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texts: related to communism. A narcotics business was started in the summer of 1965, when a large amount of hashish was obtained from Turkestan. A group of gang members stabbed him in the back, almost killing him, after they discovered he was carrying a narcotic.While recovering from his injury, <mask> realized that he had to make a decision about what to do with his life, either follow his friends and continue dealing in the Underworld or focus on building a career in communism. He decided on communism. The leader of the Communist Youth League in his area was already named by this time. He received a silver medal for being the second best student in his grade level when he graduated from school in 1967. For much of the last year of school, he focused on pushing and improving the League as much as he could, hoping to make it the most successful one in his district, a position that was awarded to it annually. After graduating school, he faced the decision of what career path to take for his military obligation and chose the Navy. He was accepted into the Alexander Popov Naval Academy with high honors and grades and an outstanding recommendation from his old school director.He was chosen to be the leader of the school's Communist youth organization because of his previous leadership in his previous organization. At the academy, he met a Pole who taught him Polish. He continued his studies after completing a year of study at the academy in July 1968. Before going to the academy and during his military summer vacation, he traveled to Novosibirsk to visit his old friends who were involved in gangs. He was shot in the left breast by a member of the other


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texts: gang after he was invited to a peace conference by the other gang. He survived because the bullet first shot through multiple layers of clothes and through his thick address book and all of his identification papers before lodging itself in his skin. In Blagoveshchensk, a city that borders China, <mask> had served in a naval military unit against the Chinese army.He fought in a small battle. He arrived at the port city in September of 1968. He was the leader of the academy's Communist Youth League because of his experience and record. From then on, along with his studies, he was in charge of carrying out orders sent from the Komsomol headquarters in Moscow, listening to the grievances of cadets and argue in favor of them if he was convinced the cadet was right. In just one year at the academy, the League leader performed well in his studies, organized entertainment events for the cadets, lectured nearby schools on many current events topics, and competed in all of the sports offered by the academy. Ivan Azarov, a well-known KGB official, visited <mask> while he was working at the Communist Youth League office. He told him that he was forming a secret branch of the city's police.He stated his desire to place him as the leader of this new group after telling him that he had gone through his record all the way to his days in Children's Home Number One. After hearing the pay he was to receive for each operation, <mask> immediately reconciled, even though he tried to think of reasons to reject the offer. If he were to become an officer in the Navy, he would only receive seventy rubles per month, which was less than he received as a naval cadet. The

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texts: that doing something like that could turn the people against each other. Many of the raids continued in the same fashion.The leaders of worship groups were sentenced to many years in labor camps. Sergie was the leader of the police group and wanted to become a radio engineer in the Navy. He was still the leader of the academy's Communist Youth League and continued to compete in the school's sports. During raids, any religious writings were taken away. bibles were sent to Moscow where they were studied and analyzed. "Another organization and department branch has been established in Moscow to study the teachings of these Believers, so we can better oppose and defeat them." In order to learn how to better fight their religious beliefs, our finest scholars are studying their literature, including their Bible.It's a complete and full-scale Bible college. The handwritten or very old materials, which were usually used to heat furnaces, were one of the religious texts that <mask> had to get rid of. The group was able to determine where the meetings were happening by using spies in the underground churches. If a meeting was going to be raided, these people would end up being beaten as much as the Believers, so they were paid more. To be entered into a database in Moscow, the reports and names of all of the Believers caught were to be prepared. A three-by-five-inch card with the Believer's picture, birth date, and other data was sent to the police station. The cards were kept in a special file.The Believers could be rounded up and removed from society quickly. During one of the raids, he noticed that one of the Believers,Natasha Zhdanova, was


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texts: particularly attractive. One of the squad's members smashed her against a wall. <mask> assumed that the Believers would distance themselves from Christian meetings after being attacked by his group. He found her at another meeting three days later. He decided to take matters into his own hands. When he found out that she was a member of the Communist Youth League, he wanted to frighten her into leaving the church, so he had her come to the police station to have a talk with her.During another meeting, they found her again. Alex was going to attack her with his club when Victor jumped between them. Victor told Alex not to touch her when he demanded that he get out of the way. Nobody touches her. She has something we don't have. Nobody touches her. Nobody!The meeting's members were sent out as the raid ended. The alternate title for <mask>'s book was "Forgive Me,Natasha", which was also published as "The Persecutor". On April 22, 1970, <mask> attended a live televised major Communist party convention to celebrate the 100th birthday of Vladimir Lenin and honor the future leaders of the party. He was invited to receive an award which honored him as the Number-One Communist Youth of Kamchatka Province, for which he prepared and gave a fifteen-minute speech, which was broadcasted nationwide. He met the leader of the party. Orlov invited him into the private dining room reserved for party leaders at the banquet after the convention. What was inside shocked him.He witnessed the state of the party leaders, who were drunk, passed out, or drinking themselves to unconsciousness, and he saw all sorts of expensive delicacies he did not expect to see. Many

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texts: of them had their faces in their food and one was lying on a serving tray. Comrade Orlov excused himself and continued drinking when he came back. "Communism is the worst curse that has ever come to man!" he exclaimed at one point. <mask> had a turning point in his life. He wrote that he was a firm believer in communism. After seeing the hypocrisy of those top party leaders, his goal in life was to get to the top.If the game was played with ruthlessness, I would play it that way. The Believers worshiped in new ways by the mid-1970s. <mask>'s group had to perform more raids in order to have an effect on the Believers because they began meeting in groups of ten or less. It seemed to him that the bigger the fight they put up, the bigger they grew. The group was operating on a tight schedule. Young people, often as young as him, were one of the trends he noticed. He didn't understand how Christianity could appeal to young people so much.The news of the group began to spread in the public. By July 1970, the group had accumulated many handwritten religious texts. The police captain asked the two men to burn some of the texts in the basement of the police station. <mask> sat down and tried to figure out what young people see in this trash. A sense of curiosity overcame him and he picked up a text, which was an incomplete copy of the Gospels, and began reading until Victor came back. When he first read the book for the first time, he wrote about being sent to Novosibirsk for military duty. Although he was to stay in Novosibirsk in case of a military emergency, he took a plane to Moscow to visit the tomb of Vladimir Lenin for the second time, hoping

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texts: that being near his body would give him a sense of direction.<mask> decided to leave the tomb that day. He would leave Russia. He came up with a plan to swim across the Tisza river to Hungary using an aqua-lung. After seeing the amount of security at the border, he realized that it wouldn't be possible. After his military leave ended, he returned to Petropavlovsk. He was back to conducting raids against the meetings. He wrote that the last raids he led were the most vicious because he was dissatisfied and ill at ease.<mask> became emotional and left in the middle of the raid. After quitting working for the KGB, he began giving excuses when told to gather up men to perform raids. He continued as leader of the academy's Youth Organization after being relieved of his duties. He was offered to go to the Tomsk Academy, a well-known school for KGB agents. It was rejected by the man. As a radio officer in the Navy, he was assigned to duty on a Soviet Navy destroyer. After more than a month on the destroyer, <mask> was sent back to the naval base.He requested to be transferred to a ship near the United States coast. On March 4, 1971, <mask> was the last person to board a Soviet submarine. The Ivan Sereda needed a radio officer and was in need of a transfer. Preparing to defect to America began on the Ivan Sereda. He hid food and water for his escape. The city's lights could be seen on the horizon as the trawler was close enough to Los Angeles. The radio officer had to perform one more shift before the sun set.The plan was greatly hampered by a message he received on that shift. A fisherman named Simas Kudirka jumped off a Russian ship and made it to


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texts: an American ship off the coast of New England. He was sentenced to ten years in prison in his home country after learning that the United States government fully cooperated with the Soviet Union. He decided to try to escape to Canada instead of going to America because he realized the fate that would befall him if he went to America. After defecting to Canada, <mask> was transferred to another boat, the Kolivan, which was on its way to the Canadian coast. He was transferred to the Shturman Elagin, which was on its way to Amchitka Island. During his time at sea, <mask> listened to Russian broadcasts of Voice of America as well as religious broadcasts.He spent a lot of time exercising in preparation for his escape. The Elagin headed back to the Canadian coast by late August 1971. A few days later, he received a message saying that he was to be transferred to the Maria Ulyanova in five days, which would bring him back to the Soviet Union. <mask> tried to think of an escape strategy. After the ship encountered a severe storm, the captain ordered him to radio Canadian authorities and request to enter Canadian waters in order to avoid the storm. This would be <mask>'s last chance. On September 3, 1971, he plunged into Canadian waters.In the morning of the next day, a woman living near the sea called the hospital after finding <mask> half-naked and bleeding on the shores of Haida Gwaii. He didn't know if he was on a Soviet ship or in Canada. He entered a deep sleep when he was at the hospital. He was greeted by a translator when he woke up. He spent the day in the prison section of a hospital in British Columbia. He communicated in German because no

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texts: one in the hospital spoke Russian. On one day, an immigration officer offered to give <mask> a tour.He stated that his eyes almost popped out as he looked at the cars and nice homes in the city. I guess I was looking at them. <mask> didn't rule out the possibility of the trip being a propaganda tour. He was told that he might be handed back to the Soviet government. Relations between Canada and the Soviet Union could be affected by his staying there. The Soviet Union premier was in Canada and the government didn't want to offend him. He was taken to the central jail in the city.<mask> was alone in his cell and decided to try to defect to Canada. He tried talking to God, but he didn't know any prayers. When he was taken on a tour of the city in the middle of the night, he was taken to an airport where he boarded a plane to Montreal. He was taken to a prison on an island on the Saint Lawrence River. Since a Russian liner was going to travel up the Saint Lawrence River and dock only a few hundred yards from the prison, this was done. Pat Burns, host of a Canadian radio talk show, had taken interest in <mask> and had broadcast his case on the radio, when he was whisked away in the night. He called the Member of Parliament and explained his situation.Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was demanded to make a public statement. He was told he could stay in Canada permanently. He was released as soon as his documents were processed, even though he had to stay in jail for a few more weeks. <mask> received letters from people all over Canada who had heard his story while he was in jail. He was visited by a lot of people. Representatives of the Russian embassy


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texts: in Canada visited him. They told him they would give him his old position if he came back.He wanted to keep his promise to God and serve Him, as well as find a job and settle in Canada, after he was released from jail. Many people offered to help him, give him a job, or give him a place to live. Saint Ann's Catholic Church was the first church he went to. He began praying for three hours as he tried to do the same thing as others there. He got a message from someone trying to hire him and an address to reach him when he returned to his place of residence. He went to the interview after leaving a note for his two friends in Bulgaria. The Front de libération du Québec, a nationalist and socialist revolutionary group responsible for hundreds of bombings, was a set-up that he discovered when he went to the address.They warned him that if he said things he shouldn't, he would be silenced. His two friends rushed to the trap after finding his note. <mask> decided to move to Toronto and stay with a Russian family who offered him a place to live because of the strong presence of the FLQ in Quebec. He was studying English at the university. He went to a church in Toronto that was always open for prayer and stayed there for two days only praying and drinking water. <mask> started attending Ukrainian churches in Toronto. He went through a religious conversion with the help of a pastor.The pastor gave him a bible that was printed in Russian. He saw the same kind of bible many times during raids in the Soviet Union. Mission Without Borders is a Californian organization that helped in the shipment of Christian materials into the Soviet Union and other

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texts: Communist countries. One day, while leaving the subway station, he felt that he was being followed. Three powerfully built Russians warned him, "If you know what is good for you, you will keep silent and say nothing more." You will have a final accident if you open your mouth. You have been warned.He didn't tell anyone because he felt that he owed it to the Christians in the Soviet Union to speak out. On May 1, 1972, when he joined Underground Evangelism, he moved to California with a family that had heard his story and offered him a place to stay. He traveled the United States speaking to schools, universities, and bible studies about his life and the state of Christian communities in the Soviet Union. He made live radio broadcasts about Christianity and Communism in Russian, which were broadcast to the Soviet Union. While living in the U.S., he spent three weeks in The Pentagon demonstrating how Soviet submarines are made. It had been dubbed as "strange and uncertain" by critics. He moved in with a Christian family after moving to California.He began taking a gun with him whenever he traveled because he was worried about his safety because he was making so many public appearances. To celebrate the New Year, <mask> went on vacation with Ann Johnson, the seventeen-year-old daughter of the family he was living with first to Disneyland and then to a ski lodge in Running Springs, California. On January 1, 1973, <mask> was found dead in his motel room in Running Springs, California, killed by a gunshot to the head. He had an unfinished typewritten paper, a champagne bottle, and a gun in his room as he prepared to apply for permanent residency in


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texts: the US. Due to the circumstances, <mask> was initially reported to have died by suicide. Underground Evangelism founder and then-president L. Joe Bass repudiated this claim. While <mask> was playing with his revolver, he probably accidentally shot himself, and the death was ruled an accident on March 1, 1973.Due to his status as a former high-rank KGB agent who defected to North America and publicly opposed Communism, some believe that he was assassinated by another KGB member in order to silence him. <mask> stated that he was in the Soviet Intelligence and that he had considered an assassination attempt. If anything were to happen to him, it would have all the appearances of an accident. "What better place to have an 'accident' on New Year's Eve than that small, tourist-packed resort area?" L. Joe Bass was quoted as saying. His body was flown to Washington, D.C. on January 10, 1973, where an English funeral service by Reverend Richard Halverson, a Presbyterian pastor, and a Russian service at a Russian Orthodox church were held. On January 11, 1973, <mask> was buried in a Russian section of Rock Creek Cemetery in Washington, D.C. His headstone has a spelling of his name in Russian.There was a lot of controversy among Christian anti-communist organizations. The general director of the Communist World, who 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


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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 On January 4, he wrote an open letter to the organization stating that he should not have been brought on stage for publicity before he was a member of the church. Andrew Semenchuk stated that he and other Russian Baptist church members who heard <mask> speak at a Santa Ana felt that he should not have been thrust into such a situation. Underground Evangelism was accused of exploiting a man for profit. The young Christian became the feature of the organization's literature by 1973. Underground Evangelism sold taped versions of his story for four dollars, as well as placing him on a tour of over twenty speaking engagements during his short time in the organization.Myrus Knutson, board chairman of Jesus to the Communist World, made a statement saying that they smelled money. There are conflicting claims regarding the religion of the man. Father Sergius Shukin, an Orthodox priest, claimed that during an interview with <mask>, he revealed to him that he was an Orthodox Christian. The claim was first made public in The Orthodox Word. Many claims of The Persecutor were found to be false by a US Christian journalist. She found that the story was a fake. It looked like the story was made up to get political asylum in Canada.Damian Wojciechowski produced a documentary about Walker's findings. The list of KGB defectors, as well as the list of Christians in the Soviet


title: Terrance Dicks

texts: <mask> was an English author, screenwriter, script editor and producer. He served as the programme's script editor from 1968 to 1974 and was a writer for Doctor Who. He is the most prolific contributor to Doctor Who according to the Doctor Who News Page. He later became a producer of classic serials. Many children's books were written by <mask>. He contributed to many documentaries and DVD commentaries for the series, as well as adapting televised stories into novelisations for Target Books. <mask> was the only son of a tailor's salesman and a waitress.His parents ran a pub in Forest Gate. He excelled in English and read a lot of literature. He performed two years of National Service in the British Army after winning a scholarship to study English. After his discharge from the armed forces, he worked for five years as an advertising copywriter and then started to write radio play scripts. His breakthrough into television came when he was asked to help with the writing of an episode of the second series of ABC action-adventure The Avenger, for which <mask> was awarded a co-starring role. The second episode of "Intercrime" was re-written for the sixth and final series. <mask> was an assistant script editor on Doctor Who.The War Games, which 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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texts: was used as a plot device to explain away paradoxes. There are multiple Doctor stories on the Day of the Daleks.The program explored social and political concepts. Sometimes they were straightforward and other times they were metaphors. The topics included respect for all life, Great Britain joining the European Economic Community, global pollution, and equality for women. In 1972 <mask> published his first book, The Making of Doctor Who, a history of the production of the TV series. The Brain of Morbius was one of the four Doctor Who scripts written by <mask> after he stepped down as script editor. State of Decay was a re-written version of a story that was supposed to be in season 15 but was changed because it clashed with the plot of the new movie. The Five Doctors was a feature-length episode for Doctor Who's 20th anniversary.His other work for Doctor Who included two stage plays, Doctor Who and the Daleks in the Seven Keys to Doomsday 1974 and Doctor Who - The Ultimate Adventure (1989), which was the first to feature former Doctor's companion Sarah Jane. He contributed several more scripts to Big Finish, including an audio adaptation of his two-stage plays, a Sixth Doctor-era story for the "Companion Chronicle" range, and the final script of his career. The 2020 Thirteenth Doctor-era story "Spyfall" was dedicated to him. Books Dicks wrote 67 of the titles in Target Books' series of

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texts: novelisations of Doctor Who TV serials. <mask> explained in an interview in the documentary Built for War that he was the unofficial editor of the Target Books range. In this role, he would try to get the author of the original script to write the novelisation, but if they refused or had other commitments, Dicks would usually undertake the work himself. It was left to Dicks to complete the work after Robert Holmes gave up on The Time Warrior after only one chapter.Dicks had better chances of getting the original writers for the later Doctor Who serials, and was required to adapt only one Sixth Doctor story himself. The cover of no Seventh Doctor novelisations has <mask>' name on it. His plans to publish a novelisation of his stage play Doctor Who - The Ultimate Adventure were not realized. Doctor Who novelisations had sold three-and-a-half million copies and had been translated into ten different languages. <mask> contributed to Virgin Publishing's line of full-length, officially licensed, original Doctor Who novels, which continued the series' storyline following the TV cancellation in 1989. <mask> wrote three Doctor Who novels for Virgin and continued to write for the franchise after the licence was taken away from them. For a time, The Eight Doctors was the best-selling original Doctor Who novel.The Second Doctor is featured in World Game, which is set during "Season 6B". The Tenth Doctor

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texts: and Martha Jones were featured in the Quick Reads books Made of Steel and Revenge of the Judoon. His last Doctor Who short story, "Save Yourself", was published in October 2019. The Essential Terrance Dicks Volumes 1 & 2 was published in August of 2021. <mask> also wrote for the ATV soap opera. He wrote for the ITC science-fiction series Space: 1999 and co-created and wrote for the short-lived BBC science-fiction TV series Moonbase 3. <mask> worked for Barry Letts again in the early 1980s as script editor on the Sunday Classics strand.<mask> succeeded Letts as the producer of the Sunday Classics in 1985, overseeing productions such as Oliver Twist, David Copperfield and Vanity Fair before retiring from the BBC in 1988. <mask> became a writer of children's fiction during the 1970s and 1980s because of his work on Doctor Who books. He wrote a trilogy about a Royal Canadian Mounted Police recruit. They were followed by another trilogy, Star Quest, from 1979 to 1983. The Baker Street Irregulars series ran for 10 books, the last published in 1987. Cry Vampire was the first in a series of six children's horror novels. A new series for young children called T. R. Bear was started by <mask> in 1987.The Sally Ann series was about a rag, while the other two were about a cat and a golden retriever. There are five books about a St. Bernard dog. Jonathan's Ghost and its three sequels were published in


title: Terrance Dicks

texts: 1988. The Littlest on Guard was published in 1994. Dicks published a number of works in 1994. There are four parts to the Cold Blood series. Dicks wrote a trilogy between 1998 and 2000.The 12-book series, The Unexplained, was produced by Dicks. Dicks wrote several non-fiction books for children, including Europe United, A Riot of Writers, Uproar in the House, A Right Royal History and The Good, the Bad and the Ghastly. <mask> lived in London. He married a teacher and later a recording clerk. Stephen, Jonathan and Oliver were their sons. Dicks died of a short illness in London. The case of the missing Masterpiece, Spacejack, The Case of the Blackmail Boys, and The Case of the Cinema Swindle are included.The case of the cops. Ask Oliver and Marvin's Monster! The Mystery of the missing Diamond, The Fireworks Mystery, and The Mystery of the missing Train all came out in 1982. T.R. is for Afloat. In the Money, The Case of the Fagin File, and The Buried Treasure are some of the films that were released in 1986. Sally Ann, on Her Own, By the Sea, School Fair, The Criminal Computer, The Haunted Holiday, and Enter T.R. T.R. was published in 1988.Bear, enter T.R. T.R. goes to school. 's Day Out, T.R. Halloween (1988) T.R. T.R. goes skiing. T.R. went to Hollywood. T.R. went to school.Sally Ann Goes to Hospital, Sally Ann's School Play, A New Beginning, and T.R. were all written by Sally Ann. T.R. was


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texts: Down Under. In New York (1989) At the Ballet, The River Rats, and The School Spirit. Bear at the Zoo was released in 1990. Lost Property was released in 1990. The Winjin' Pom was released in 1991. His novels were re-printed in omnibus editions, such as The Dalek Omnibus. Several of <mask>' works were included in the 2-in-1 collections issued by Star


title: Barb Morrison

texts: <mask> was born on May 22, 1967, and is an American recording artist, Top 5 Billboard dance chart writer, and Platinum record producer. <mask>, the child of James and <mask>, was born May 22, 1967, in New York and has two brothers, James Jr. and Shawn. <mask> joined their first punk band as a drummer at the age of 14. They bought their first guitar at the age of 17 and moved to New York City later that year to pursue a career in music. In 1985 they played their first NYC show at CBGB and went on to play at many East Village venues of the era such as Danceteria, The Ritz, Pyramid Club, and Limelight. <mask> was already playing sax with punk legends while he was a teenager. They played in the band 'Gutterboy' as a saxophonist, guitarist, and back up singer.The Jesus and Mary Chain, Stray Cats and Ramones toured with 'Gutterboy', fronted by writer/director Dito Montiel. They were signed to Mercury Records in 1989. The band "Itchy Trigger Finger" was started by them in 1992. They toured with Sonic Youth, Hole, Sinéad O'Connor, Cypress Hill, Beck, and The Roots. They were the sax player and guitarist for the Squeeze box house band at Don Hill's, sharing the stage with Green Day, Deborah Harry, Joey Arias, Lady Bunny, John Cameron Mitchell, and The Runaways. <mask> scored their first film in 2000. They co- wrote and produced three songs, including the

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texts: title track, for L.P.'s debut album Heart-Shaped Scar.<mask> joined Antony and the Johnsons as a clarinet player. <mask> produced a number of bands who contributed to the film's soundtrack. <mask> co-produced and scored films for teams such as Emboznik, Sonic and Buzz. There is a section for a detailed film score discography. <mask> was part of the record production duo Super Buddha. In 2005, <mask> received their first Gold Record for producing the song "In the Flesh" for the album Sight & Sound, and also collaborated with Pink on the video for the song Hello Bonjour. <mask> co-authored a Top 5 dance chart song.The song If I Had You was featured on the show. <mask> co-wrote three songs on the Panic of Girls album in 2011. <mask> left Super Buddha to pursue his own career. The first thing they did was write and produce 3 songs for the band. They composed the film score for the movie Concussion, starring Robin Weigert andMaggie Siff, which won the Berlin Film Festival's Teddy Award. Black Tie Elevator was mixed by <mask> for The Cliks. Following the release of the book and accompanying soundtrack by Viking Press, <mask>'s music was presented by Elizabeth Gilbert at the Detroit Institute of Arts.A mini-documentary about <mask>'s work as a music producer was released by Blue Microphones. <mask> composed scores for the films Sidewalk Traffic, 'FAST' and

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texts: Ma/ddy and produced records for various artists. <mask> produced records and film scores for various projects such as Sugar on PBS and Paper Mills as well as performed at the Carlyle with Debbie Harry. They were featured in an article in The NY Times. <mask> produced the albums "Shine" by Ryan Cassata and "Take My Shoulder" by Venus DeMars and Laura Jane Grace. <mask> received their first Platinum Records for producing the song "In the Flesh" for the album Sight & Sound. Gina Volpe is a founding member of the legendary punk band Lunachicks.<mask> produced the second solo record by Gina Volpe which Rolling Stone Magazine called "modern angst via detuned metal guitars and rattling 808 beats." <mask> is making records and film scores in NYC. Upcoming projects include collaborations with Tony Maserati and Dylan Dresdow as well as the debut album by Asia Kate Dillon. <mask> lives in Frenchtown, New Jersey and Los Angeles with his wife and two cats. There are albums on Geffen Records. (Saxophone, vocals) St. Stanislaus of East Seventh, Mercury Records. Antony and the Johnsons: Cripple and the Starfish, Durtro is a song written by Antony and the Johnsons.The album is called Heart-Shaped Scar Koch Records. The producer of Blondie's greatest hits: Sight & Sound. The Scissor Sisters: Filthy/Gorgeous was produced by the producer. The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846

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texts: director of Raising Victor Vargas, a hip hop source cue for the film. One of the 'Top 10 to Watch For in 2003' is the choice award. March 30, 2003 is when it was released. The musical score for Choices: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly was written by Slums of Beverly Hills and Scenarios USA. In December 2003 it was released. Sonic and Buzz are credited with the Hip Hop source cue. A feature film by Andrew Lauren, starring Blair Underwood (Sex & the City), and was released in September 2004.The opening credits of this feature film starring Anthony Rapp were written by Emboznik & Sean Semis and <mask>. The film was directed by Leslie Smith. The song 'The Origin of Love' was used in a tribute CD for the movie Hedwig and the Angry Inch. The musical score for the short film 'Wig in a box' is featured in Rainlake Production's documentary of the making of 'Wig in a box'. The Buddy Baker ASCAP Film Scoring Workshop was released for the spring of 2005 by Emboznik. Moderated by Mark Snow and Marco Beltrami. The full musical score for Concussion was written by Stacie Passon and was produced by Rose Troche.This short film was directed by Rose Troche and produced by Stacie Passon. The musical score for the film Sidewalk Traffic was written by <mask> <mask>. The musical score and source music for the film Ma/ddy and the PBS series Sugar were both directed by Rose

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title: Isaac Bruce

texts: A member of the 2020 Pro Football Hall of Fame class, <mask> is a former American football wide receiver in the National Football League. He was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams in the second round of the 1994 NFL Draft after playing football for the University of Memphis. The University of Fort Lauderdale is a Christian college with HBCU roots. <mask> had 15,208 receiving yards in his career, which is fifth all-time. He won a Super Bowl ring with the team in Super Bowl XXXIV after 14 years with the Rams. He played for the 49ers. He was the leading wide receiver during his time with the Rams.<mask> was elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2020. <mask> was born in Fort Lauderdale. He graduated from Dillard High School in 1990. He caught 39 passes for 644 yards as a senior for the football team. avg. He led his team to the 1989 Florida State 4-A Championship. <mask> signed his letter of intent to play college football for the Boilermakers in 1990 but his SAT scores were too low for them to accept him.After attending West Los Angeles College, <mask> went to Santa Monica College and then to the Memphis State University. In his first year with Memphis, <mask> had 39 catches for 532 yards and five touchdown. He was the first wide receiver in program history to have a 1,000-yard receiving season. He had a school-record 74 catches for 1,054 yards and 10 touchdown. He is the only player

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texts: from Memphis to be selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. <mask> was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams in the 2nd round. He signed a 3-year contract with the Rams.He won the team rookies of the year award. The Orange County Sports Association and the Southern California Sports Broadcasters Association voted him the Rams rookies of the year. His first reception was a touchdown throw from Chris Miller. The team moved to St. Louis in 1995. <mask> was named the NFC's week 1 Special Teams player of the week in 1995 after blocking a punt that helped the Rams win. He was the offensive player of the week for the 6th week in a row. His total receiving yards for 1995 was second only to Jerry Rice's then record of 1,848 yards for one season, and is still the fifth most in a single season.In 1961, Charley Hennigan had a record of 1,746. <mask> is 12th on the all-time reception list. <mask> broke four Rams records, including most receiving yards, most reception, most consecutive 100 yard receiving games and most 100 yard games. <mask> was voted a first alternate to the Pro Bowl after making USA Today's All-Joe team. He was the Rams most valuable player. In 1996, <mask> led his team with 84 catches and 1,338 yards. He became the first Rams receiver since 1991 to have back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons.He caught 11 passes for 229 yards and a touchdown against the Baltimore Ravens in 1996. <mask> was

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texts: re-signed by the Rams to a 4-year contract extension. <mask> was voted to his first Pro Bowl after being an alternate the previous season. <mask> was hampered by injuries. He missed the first six games in 1997 and the last nine in 1998 due to injury. <mask> had a game in Atlanta in 1997 in which he had 10 catches, 233 yards and 2 touchdown. <mask> had 11 catches for 192 yards and an 80 yard touchdown before his injury in 1998.<mask> was voted to his second Pro Bowl after being a Second-team All-Pro in 1999. The Rams had a 13–3 record and advanced to the Super Bowl thanks to him. He had a team-high two touchdown catches in the playoffs and led the Rams in receiving yards. <mask> caught Kurt Warner's 73-yard touchdown pass late in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XXXIV to give the Rams a 23–16 lead, which turned out to be the game winner. <mask> was re-signed by the Rams to a 7-year contract extension. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: captain and became the franchise's career leader in receiving games, receiving seasons, and receiving touchdown. On October 14, 2001, he recorded his 500th career reception against the New York Giants. He caught five passes for 56 yards in the Super Bowl. Bruce had four consecutive 1,000-yard receiving seasons and became the Rams' all-time leader in receptions in 2002.He led the team with seven touchdown catches and ended the season with 81 catches for 1,125 yards. <mask> had three turnovers on his birthday. <mask> scored a game-winning touchdown and the game is almost forgotten because of the 34–34 tie between the Falcons and Steelers the same day. <mask> missed the 1,000-yard mark for the first time since 1998 but still finished with                                          <mask> was the only Rams player to have four career 100 yard performances in the playoffs, breaking a tie with Tom Fears. <mask> caught 89 passes for 1,292 yards in 2004, which was fifth in the NFL. He started the season with four consecutive 100 yard receiving performances, the first player to do this since Houston's Charley Hennigan in 1963.<mask> had a team-high nine catches for 170 yards and one touchdown at Green Bay in 2004. With the retirement of Jerry Rice, <mask> entered 2005 as the NFL's active leader in career receiving yards; a foot injury caused him to miss 5 games, and he was passed by Marvin


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texts: promised they would not do in a previous contract renegotiation. <mask> signed a two-year, $6 million contract with the San Francisco 49ers to rejoin Mike Martz. After the team retired the number 80, Jerry Rice gave <mask> permission to wear it, but <mask> decided against it and wore 88. <mask> caught his 1,000th reception on December 21, 2008, in a game against his former team, the Rams. St. Louis fans cheered on their former wide receiver when he caught his 1,000th pass, yelling "Bruuuuuuuuce" whenever he caught a pass. He decided to return to the 49ers in 2009, because he wanted to win a Super Bowl and get in the playoffs again.<mask> was traded from the 49ers to the Rams so that he could retire as a Ram. The last member of the Los Angeles Rams to retire was <mask>. The Pro Football Hall of Fame will be elected in 2020. The second wide receiver in NFL history to achieve more than 15,000 receiving yards in 2009. He catches his 1,000th reception against his former team the St. Louis Rams. Tim Brown was passed to become 2nd all-time in receiving yards. He achieved 14,109 receiving yards and 962 receptions in 2007, putting him in 6th place for all-time reception and 3rd for total yardage.He's 13th all-time in receiving touchdown with 84. The Sports Personality of the Year Award was given by the Missouri Athletic Club at the annual Jack Buck Sports Award Banquet. <mask> is nicknamed "The


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texts: Reverend" because he wants to become a substitute teacher after he finishes his football career. <mask> is married to a woman. They have two children. Arland <mask> is a cousin of <mask>. <mask> is a cousin of a running back.<mask> is a member of a frat. Since 1996, <mask> has provided tickets to home games to various schools and youth organizations, including partnering with Haz-Waste to provide jerseys and limousine rides for children. He was a United Way spokesman from 1997 to 1999. In 2008 he recorded a public service announcement. There is a campaign against domestic violence. Football players from Memphis, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Santa Monica, and St. Louis played in the National Conference Pro

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title: Pierre Landais

texts: <mask> was the chief minister to Francis II, Duke of Brittany. Francis left <mask> in control of the affairs of the duchy, causing resentment among local barons who eventually succeeded in overthrowing <mask>' régime. Francis' position was undermined by the rise and fall of Landais. Landais played a key role in the attempt to extradite the leading Lancastrian contender for the English throne, Henry Tudor, who was living in Brittany with his supporters. He was initially a supporter of Henry. Landais was the son of rich clothiers. He was in the service of Duke.He rose to become the Receiver General of Brittany because of his ambition and intelligence. He promoted the interests of the bourgeoisie. Guillaume Chauvin, the chancellor of Brittany, resented <mask>' influence over the duke. He had a rivalry with Chauvin. <mask> was the defacto prime minister under Francis after Chauvin's arrest and dismissal on corruption charges. The University of Nantes was founded in 1460 by duke Francis. Between 1481 and 1485, he tried to protect the independence of the duchy against the machinations of Louis XI, the King of France.<mask> had trade agreements with Spain, Portugal, England and the Hanseatic cities. Silk and tapestry production was promoted by him. He tried to marry Anne of Brittany to the Duke of Orleans. Guillaume Chauvin was moved from prison to prison by Landais. Chauvin died of starvation and abuse on April 5, 1484. <mask>' power caused outrage among the Breton aristocracy, who were already disturbed by Chauvin's treatment. Anne of Beaujeu,

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texts: regent of France, encouraged his enemies to stage a coup against him.The Prince of Orange tried to capture <mask>, but he escaped. The duke ordered that the property of the conspirators be taken away. The rebels were exiled. <mask> engaged in negotiations with supporters of Henry Tudor, Earl ofRichmond, who was living in exile in Brittany, occupying the Chteau de Suscinio, as guests. Following the accession of king Richard III, there have been naval conflicts with England. Privateers were attacking ships. England and Brittany formed an alliance after <mask> switched his support to Henry in the hope that he would overthrow Richard.Henry was forced to return to Brittany after the plot failed. <mask> made another attempt to meet Richard. The king offered to send 4,000 archers from England and Wales to help secure the Duke's power against the rebels. Henry, his uncle Jasper Tudor, and the other exiled Lancastrians were to be captured and extradited by Landais. <mask> had complete control of the government and Duke Francis had pledged to support Henry. He assembled an armed force in Rennes, to march to Vannes and capture all of the Lancastrians, who by this time numbered around 300, including many experienced soldiers. The plot was brought to Henry's attention.Henry and Jasper crossed the nearest border into Anjou hours ahead of <mask>' troops. Henry secured French support for his campaign against Richard after taking the road towards Angers. Duke Francis was furious with <mask> and allowed Henry's followers to leave Brittany and join him. <mask>'

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title: Pierre Landais

texts: actions increased the number of his enemies, who were supported by Anne of Beaujeu. An army of supporters was organised by the pro- French group. <mask>' enemies arrived at the head of the army. The duke had to deliver Landais to be tried.He was accused of causing Chauvin's death. He confessed to many misdeeds. <mask> was hanged in the meadow of Biesse in July of 1485 after being tried and sentenced. Franoise was <mask>' only child with his wife. She was the inheritor of his estates. Her son became a bishop. The French invaded Brittany in 1488 after Anne of Beaujeu exploited the weakness of Duke Francis.<mask> was described as a man both of pregnant wit and great authority by the English chronicler Raphael Holinshed. He played Peter Landois in the Elizabethan play The True Tragedy of Richard III, which was influenced by Shakespeare's Richard III. He was not included among Henry Tudor's loyal allies. According to Arthur Le Moyne de La Borderie, historians of the ancien regime were very negative about him. The old historians were hostile to Landais. A person who wrote around thirty years after the death of the treasurer-general represents him as a person of a little wisdom. D'Agentré says Landais was so arrogant and haughty that he used princes, lords and estates.Dom Lobineau claimed that he became the chief minister because he helped the Duke. The views became less common after the Revolution. De la Borderie believes that the hostility is due to the fact that <mask> wanted an alliance with England against France. There are 1430 births and 1485

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title: Ahmed Omar Abu Ali

texts: An American who was convicted of providing material support to the al-Qaeda terrorist network and conspiracy to assassinate the United States President George W. Bush. Due to the federal government admitting evidence from alleged torture during <mask>'s extraordinary rendition, his case has been criticized. <mask> was the valedictorian of his class at the Islamic Saudi Academy high school in Alexandria, Virginia. After graduating from the University of Maryland in 1999 with a degree in electrical engineering, <mask> went to study Islamic theology at the Islamic University of Medina in Saudi Arabia. <mask> was arrested in Saudi Arabia in June 2003 while taking exams at the Islamic University of Medina. He was held for 20 months by the Saudi government without charges or access to an attorney, and given the lack of information coming out of Saudi Arabia about the case, many human rights organizations speculated that <mask>'s situation was actually a case of extraordinary rendition and that he might be subject to The concerns that <mask> had faced torture during his interrogation in Saudi Arabia were heightened by comments made by Gordon Kromberg, a federal prosecutor in the Eastern District of Virginia.In 2003 a defense lawyer asked if <mask> would be brought to the US to face charges. He's not good for us. According to an affidavit filed in court by the lawyer, he has no fingernails left. The family of <mask> filed a civil action against the U.S. government in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia. They asked the court to issue a writ of habeas corpus in order to get <mask> returned to the US. The government argued that the court did not have the authority to interfere with US foreign policy or to force the Saudi

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texts: government to release <mask>. The judge ordered partial discovery to determine if the court had jurisdiction.The District Court in DC never had the chance to rule on the issue of jurisdiction. On February 3, 2005, <mask> was indicted by a grand jury in the Eastern District of Virginia and transferred to US custody. The indictment charged <mask> with two counts of providing material support to terrorists, two counts of providing material support to a terrorist organization (Al-Qaeda), one count of contributing goods and services to Al-Qaeda, and one count of receiving services from Al-Qaeda. Conspiracy to assassinate the President of the United States, conspiracy to hijack aircraft, and conspiracy to destroy aircraft were added to the indictment. According to the indictment, <mask> had joined a terrorist cell in Medina, led by senior al-Qaeda members <mask>-Faqasi and Zubayr Al-Rimi, and that among the plots they were developing were a plan to assassinate the President of the United States. Assistant U.S. prosecuted the criminal case. The attorneys are David H. Laufman, Stephen M. Campbell, and Jerry R. DeMaio.<mask> went to trial in the fall of 2005. <mask> made a detailed confession while in Saudi custody. The admissibility of the confession was challenged by <mask>, who claimed that the interrogations were a joint venture between the FBI and the Saudis. Judge Gerald Bruce Lee ruled that <mask>'s confession to Saudi agents was valid after an extended pre- trial suppression hearing. <mask> testified that on the first day of his interrogation, his interrogators asked if he knew specific people and if he knew about bombings in Riyadh. His blindfold was taken off at one point. <mask> said he saw the man's bruised face through a window in the

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title: Ahmed Omar Abu Ali

texts: room.The man shook his head no when asked if he knew <mask>. <mask> was not fed. The Saudis hit him, slapped him, punched him, and pulled his hair. He wasn't allowed to use the bathroom when <mask> asked to wash up. The Saudis continued hitting him. At one point, he was taken from the chair in which he was sitting, and his handcuffs were handcuffed to a chain or other handcuffs in the floor, leaving him hunched over with his head on his fists. He doesn't know what he was hit with or how many times he was hit.<mask> said he could hear four different voices in the room, and that he thinks he was attacked by only one person. While he was being hit on the back, people in the room kept telling him to "Confess." When the beating began, he was clad in an undershirt and long underpants. He was struck on his bare back when his undershirt was torn off. <mask> told them he would cooperate. He was taken back to his cell after the beating stopped. The defense presented evidence that <mask> had been tortured with marks on his back. The expert for the defense was Dr. Allen Keller, the director of the NYU Program for Survivors of Torture.According to Dr. Keller, <mask> had scars on his back from being whipped in Medina. The government expert was a doctor. He looked at photographs that the court had taken. In his opinion, the marks on <mask>'s back in the photograph were not scars, but "pigment discolorations." The judge sided with the prosecution. The jury trial took place in 2005. After two and a half days of deliberations, the jury returned a unanimous guilty verdict. <mask> was sentenced to 30 years in prison for his crime.Judge Gerald Bruce Lee explained that the light sentence was handed down because <mask>'s actions did not result in a single actual

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title: Ahmed Omar Abu Ali

texts: victim. The fact must be taken into account. While 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 <mask> was sentenced to life in prison. Mr. <mask> is being held in a supermax prison. He requested permission to receive two books by Barack Obama. Permission was denied due to the books being potentially detrimental to national security.The trial of <mask>-<mask> was unfair due to the observations made by theAmnesty International during the period from November 7 to 10, 2005. The trial of <mask> <mask> may set a precedent in the US if it goes ahead because of the unqualified support of a foreign government regarding its human rights record as a means of rendering evidence, including statements obtained by torture and ill-treatment. In this case, the statements of officials from Saudi Arabia, a state with a clear record of widespread torture and ill-treatment, flatly denying that such practices existed, appear to have been taken at face value with no serious attempts allowed to challenge the claims presented. In pursuit of justice: prosecuting terrorism cases in the

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title: John-Olav Einemo

texts: John-<mask> is a retired mixed martial artist. The win in the Submission Wrestling World Championship in 2003 was the highlight of his career. He was the only man to defeat Roger in the submission wrestling world championship. He holds a black belt. <mask> made his professional MMA debut in 2000. He won all four of his fights in the Netherlands and Finland. He made his Japanese debut in 2003 for the Shooto promotion.<mask> did not compete from 2003 to 2006 due to a flesh-eating bug on his left foot. He came back to fighting in early 2006 after recovering. He lost to Fabrcio Werdum in the PRIDE Fighting Championships. <mask> joined the UFC on March 7, 2011. <mask> was going to make his UFC debut against Carwin at UFC 131. Carwin stepped in to take Brock's place in the main event after he pulled out of his fight due to diverticulitis. Einemo fought Dave Herman.<mask> was knocked out at 3:19 of round 2. The Fight of the Night was earned by this fight. <mask> was released from his contract by the UFC. <mask> was reinstating after the UFC reversed the decision. On January 28, 2012 at UFC on Fox: Evans vs. Davis, <mask> faced Mike Russow. He lost the fight. He was let go from the promotion.<mask> retired from mixed martial arts on April 3, 2012 He said he would stay involved in the sport as a coach and help the sport grow in his native Norway. Result! The style istext-align:center. It's Opponent! Method! There is an event.Division! Date!

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title: Mickey Tettleton

texts: in career home runs by a switch-hitter. He is the 10th highest all-time among major league catchers.His on-base plus slugging percentage is the 11th highest among major league catchers. Baseball Hall of Fame member and fellow Oklahoman <mask> was named after Tettleton, who was born in Oklahoma City. Like the former Yankee star, Tettleton was a switch hitter and was recognized for having an unusual batting stance: he stood almost straight up at the plate, holding his bat horizontal and bending only when the pitcher began his delivery. He was distinguished by the large amount of chewing tobacco he kept in his cheek, as well as his claim that Froot loops were the source of his hitting power. Before attending Oklahoma State University, Tettleton attended Southeast High School. He was a member of the Wareham Gatemen of the Cape Cod Baseball League. He was on the Oklahoma State Cowboys baseball team that lost in the 1981 College World Series to the Arizona State Sun Devil.The 1981 College World Series All-Tournament Team had an outfielder on it. The Oakland A's drafted <mask> in the fifth round of the 1981 Major League Baseball draft. He played in the minor leagues for three seasons. He began the 1984 season with the Double-A Albany A's but was promoted to the major

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title: Hikaru Ito

texts: team. <mask> made his way to the team's starting line up after being assigned to the ichi-gun camp and seeing his potential as the team's main catcher.Despite being demoted to ni-gun twice, he rose to the occasion when he collaborated with ace Chihiro Kaneko. He formed batteries with them in most of their games for the rest of the season after helping Yuki Nishi achieve his first official win. He hit his first career home-run on May 25. He was forced to rest for the rest of the season after breaking his finger in a collision at the plate with Takeya Nakamura. His batting skills remained below par even though he finished with a career-high 66 games. He had a caught stealing percentage of 0.318. During the playoffs, his jersey number was changed to 22.He alternated with Fumihiro Suzuki and Toshio Saito as the team's starting catchers. On the April 8 game against the Eagles, he hit a sacrifice fly to score a run, helped Hiroshi Kisanuki notch a 5-hit shutout win, and got his first ever hero interview. Four days later, he was hit on the head by a full swing from Josh Whitesell's bat and was carried off the field on a stretcher and taken to a hospital in Chiba, where he was diagnosed with a contusion on the right side of his head. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Hikaru Ito

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was able to team up with most of Orix's pitchers. They had a no-hit no-run against the SoftBank Hawks on October 8. The 76th no-hitter in NPB history and the 8th for Orix, the game was only one walk away from being a perfect game.They were named Vice Chairmen in the Orix player's meeting. <mask> became the team's main catcher with the retirement of Suzuki and Hidaka. With his goal to appear in at least 100 games as main catcher, he played from the season's opening series then steadily continued to deliver in the team's succeeding matches. He received the fans' topmost votes among the Pacific League catchers in the All-Star ballot, and went on to experience his first All-Star game in July. He played 137 games last season, breaking the franchise record of 134 games set in 2008. His hitting improved during the first half of the season, but he went hitless in August. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Hikaru Ito

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title: Bernard F. Fisher

texts: The United States Air Force officer and recipient of the U.S. military's highest decoration, the Medal of Honor, was named <mask> "Bernie" <mask>. He was the first Air Force member to receive a medal. Born in 1927 in San Bernardino, California, <mask> was raised and educated in Utah. He was in the Navy for a short time at the end of World War II and then transferred to the University of Utah in 1949. He was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. <mask> was a member of the Idaho Air National Guard. He was commissioned into the Air Force in 1951 after completing his undergraduate degree at the University of Utah.He was a jet fighter pilot in the Air Defense Command until 1965, when he volunteered for duty in Vietnam. He flew 200 combat sorties in the A-1E/H "Spad" Skyraider as a member of the 1st Air Commando Squadron. On March 10, 1966, he led a two-ship element of Skyraiders to support troops in contact with the enemy in the A Shau Valley. Six "Spads" were hitting numerous emplacements when the A-1 piloted by Major Dafford Wayne "Jump" Myers was hit and forced to crash-land. <mask> directed the rescue effort as Myers hid behind an embankment on the edge of the runway. <mask> decided to land his two-seat A-1E on the strip and pick up his friend since the closest helicopter was 30 minutes away. Under the cover provided by the other A-1s, he landed in the valley, taxied to Myer's position, and loaded the downed airman into the empty seat.Despite many hits to his aircraft by small-arms fire, <mask> took off safely despite the shell holes and debris on the runway. During World War II, there was a rescue at A Shau. The P-38 piloted by Captain Richard "Dick" Willsie was damaged by flak. After both engines failed, Willsie crash-landed but was saved from capture by Flight Officer Richard "Dick"

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texts: Andrews, who squeezed Willsie into the cockpit and flew back to base. Willsie and Andrews were also involved in the A Shau rescue. Willsie was the commanding officer of the 602nd Air Commando Squadron to which Willsie was assigned. <mask> earned a Silver Star the day before.<mask> was awarded the Medal of Honor by President Lyndon B. Johnson after returning to the United States. He was stationed at Bitburg Air Base, West Germany, with the 525th Fighter Interceptor Squadron. In October 1969 he became Operations Officer with the 87th Fighter Interceptor Squadron at Duluth International Airport, serving in this squadron until June 1971 when he became Senior Air Force advisor for the 25th Air Division at Gowen Air National Guard Base in Idaho. <mask> retired to his hometown of Kuna, Idaho, where he lived with his wife Realla until her death in 2008. <mask> was a Republican candidate for governor. The story of the rescue during the Battle of A Shau was told to groups of young military officers by <mask>. <mask> received his degree from the University of Utah on May 3, 2008.He was honored for his academic achievements and decorated military career. He died in August. <mask>'s official medal of honor citation reads, "For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty." The special forces camp at A Shau was under attack. The troops were between the camp and the airstrip. The camp was surrounded by hostile troops who were raking it with fire from the surrounding hills. The tops of the 1,500-foot hills were obscured by an 800 foot ceiling, limiting aircraft maneuverability and forcing pilots to operate within range of hostile gun positions, which often were able to fire down on the attacking aircraft.A fellow airman crashed his plane during the battle. In order to save

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title: Bernard F. Fisher

texts: the downed pilot, Maj. <mask> decided to land on the airstrip. He chose to continue even though he was aware of the danger and likely failure of the attempt. He landed his aircraft and taxied the full length of the runway, which was littered with battle debris and parts of an exploded aircraft. Heavy ground fire was observed while effecting a successful rescue of the downed pilot. In the face of the withering ground fire, he applied power and gained enough speed to lift-off at the overrun of the airstrip. Maj. <mask>'s deep concern for his fellow airman, and at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty, are in the highest traditions of the U.S. Air Force.The Colonel <mask> Fisher Veterans Memorial Park in Kuna, Idaho; Fisher Park in Clearfield, Utah; the Bernard Fisher Highway, a portion of Utah State Route 193 that passes near Hill Air Force Base; and the <mask> F. <mask> Room are all named after <mask>. The Military Sealift Command vessel was named after <mask><mask>. The homeless veterans transitional living program was started by the Rescue Mission. Colonel <mask> gave permission for the Motto of the program to be "When a man is down, you don't leave him there." There is a statement on the wall of the living quarters of the River of Life Mission. The Skyraider is called the A-1 Skyraider. No.<mask> flew into the A Shau Valley and is on display at the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton, Ohio. The Skyraiders are named after him because of his past Detachment 850. There is a List of Medal of Honor recipients for the Vietnam War. The story of an American hero is told in Beyond the Call of Duty. The mountain is called Shadow Mountain. The United States Air Force Museum has a monthly feature on the deaths of United States Navy sailors and Air Force Medal of Honor

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title: Ayumu Hirano

texts: absorbed in skateboarding after his brother Eiju. At the age of 4, he started skateboarding and snowboarding. He said he didn't remember how he started as he was too young. He was a member of the skateboarding team "e-Yume Kids" at the skate park. The first official permanent halfpipe in Japan is 4 meters narrower than the world standard halfpipe and is located in Yamagata Prefecture. Burton has been sponsoring <mask> since he was a child. In March of 2011, he won the Burton US Junior Open, his first big international snowboarding success.At the age of 12 he was not allowed to enter the open division of the event, where his mentor would win gold and his brother Eiju would take the 7th place. He dropped into the pipe as a "poacher" and amazed the audience. He won the gold at the age of 13 at the Burton High Fives in New Zealand. He was invited to compete in the Winter X Games in Aspen, Colorado, snowboarding's biggest non-Olympic stage, where he won silver in the halfpipe behind Shaun White, who explained: "The Japanese rider who got second is 14 years old." It's amazing! He won a first place at the Burton European Open, a second place at the Burton US Open, and a third place in the Halfpipe World Tour Championship. He became the youngest rider to achieve this title.He won a silver medal in the Winter Olympics in Russia. The US won the gold and Australia the bronze in the half pipe at the


title: Ayumu Hirano

texts: Winter Olympics. At the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, <mask> placed 14th in Men's Park Skateboarding. The first triple cork in halfpipe competition was landed by <mask>. <mask> won the half pipe event at the Winter Olympics in Beijing after an uproar over the judging of his second run, in which he only scored a 91, but he landed a triple cork which has never been landed in Olympic competition. At the Winter Olympics, <mask> became the first athlete to win gold for Japan in snowboarding, as well as the first athlete to win Olympic medals for three winter games in a row. <mask>'s mentor is a two-time US open winner in the halfpipe.In an interview with a Japanese magazine, <mask> said that the environment has changed after he moved to the US. It was possible for me to join Mt. because of my meeting with Kazu and Carl. To compete in New Zealand. I got to see the leading riders ride in different pipes. I know what world class means and what I need to improve. The Ski Association of Japan assigned Kokubo as the official technical coach for the Japanese national snowboarder team in order to support them in the 2012– 2013 season. Ski & Snowboard Club Vail has two of <mask>'s coaches.The motto of <mask>'s father is "Personality comes first". He runs his kids' skateboarding team and his parenting is the most important. Kaishu <mask> is <mask>'s brother. The profile of the World Snowboard Tour is at Rolling

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title: Florence van Straten

texts: During and after World War II, <mask> "Flossie<mask> was an aerological engineer who advanced the science of naval meteorology. The daughter of Dutch immigrants was born in 1913. Before she came to the United States, her mother was the highest paid officer in the Netherlands. The main offices of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer are located in New York City. She was able to travel because of his work for MGM. She spent a year in Nice, France, where she improved her French. She was proficient in Dutch, German, Italian, and Spanish.She earned her degree in chemistry at New York University after initially wanting to be a writer. She received a PhD in physical chemistry from NYU in 1939 and taught chemistry until 1942. The Navy trained increasing numbers of weather personnel, including hundreds of women, to meet the demands of a rapidly expanding force after the attack on Pearl Harbor. The Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service program was created by the Navy in 1942. Van Straten was assigned to the Naval Aerology Service immediately after volunteering. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology trained her as a weather forecaster. Lieutenant <mask>, who had no previous military experience, spent the war at Weather Central in Washington analyzing the use of weather in combat operations in the Pacific.She wrote a report on the Marshalls–Gilberts raids. The purpose of the reports was to form a basis for a better understanding of the applications of weather information to future operations. She was assigned to the Aerology section of the Bureau of Aeronautics in 1943, where she worked in the Operational Analysis Section. She compiled analyses of the effects of weather on naval

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title: Maria Altmann

texts: <mask> was an Austrian-American Jewish refugee who fled her home country after it was annexed to the Third Reich. She was noted for her successful legal campaign to recover five family-owned paintings by Gustav Klimt which were stolen by the Nazis during World War II. <mask> was born on February 18, 1916 in Vienna, Austria-Hungary, the daughter of Marie Therese Bauer and Gustav Bloch. The family name was changed again the following year. She was a niece of a wealthy Jewish patron of the arts who served as the model for some of Klimt's best-known paintings and who hosted a renowned Viennese salon that regularly attracted the most prominent artists of the day. <mask> and Walter were close friends in the 1930s. Her nephew was a Canadian businessman.<mask> married Fredrick "Fritz" <mask> in 1937. After their honeymoon in Paris, Austria was incorporated into Nazi Germany. Fredrick was arrested in Austria and held hostage at the Dachau concentration camp in order to force his brother to transfer his successful textile factory into German hands. The couple fled for their lives after Fredrick was released. They made a harrowing escape, leaving behind their home, loved ones, and property, including jewelry that later found its way into the collection of Hermann Gring. Many of their friends and relatives were killed by the Nazis. They settled in the United States first in Fall River, Massachusetts, and then in the wealthy Los Angeles neighborhood of Cheviot Hills.<mask>'s cousin, Ruth Rogers-<mask>, settled in New York after leaving Vienna. <mask> received a sweater made of Cashmere wool, a luxury fabric not yet widely available in the United States,

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