title: Harry M. Daugherty

texts: when he was a 35-year-old upstart in Ohio politics. It would not be too many years before the roles were reversed, with the Republican floor leader being appointed by the state senate in 1901. One of the top leaders of the Foraker group was an eloquent speaker and skilled negotiator named Harding. During the 1912 party split, <mask> filled the role of Ohio Republican Party chairman with the help of theMarion Daily Star, which gave Daugherty its full support. They enjoyed one another's company, but they were not intimate friends. He was elected to the Senate in 1914. <mask> ran against Charles W.F. for the Republican Senate nomination in 1916.Dick and Herrick were governors. Herrick lost the general election to Atlee Pomerene. In January 1918 <mask> tried to become a movement leader in the state as he observed the significance of the growing temperance movement. <mask> wasn't afraid to let personal habits stand in the way of political possibility, even though he was himself a drinker. At the Republican National Convention in Chicago in 1920, <mask> engineered the rise of Harding as the presidential nominee. If the nomination wasn't decided on the first ballot, the smoke-filled room in the Blackstone Hotel was where the decision was made to propel Harding forward. <mask> had suggested months before that the vote between Leonard Wood and Frank Lowden could be a factor in the nomination.<mask> was the campaign manager for the presidential election of 1920. He ran the campaign because he wanted to return to normalcy after World War I. The Attorney General of the United States was named after the Republican victory in the fall of 1920. The Senate confirmed <mask> on March 4, 1921. The "Ohio Gang" Having achieved power,

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texts: Harding gathered around him a group of political cronies, including factional friends from the Ohio Republican establishment like <mask> and others of like mind from other states, a group known as the "Ohio Gang." The Secretary of Commerce, Herbert Hoover, was a critic of Harding's side which was not good. His political associates were men like Albert B.Fall, who he appointed Secretary of the Interior; <mask>, who he appointed Attorney General; Forbes, who he appointed Director of the Veterans' Bureau; Thomas W<mask>, who he appointed Alien Property Custodian; and Jesse Smith, who had office room in the Department of Justice. He had a good time with these men and his old Ohio associates in and out of the government. The weekly White House poker parties were his favorite. The play lasted most of the night because the stakes were not large. I didn't like seeing people playing poker in the White House because I didn't like the fact that they were playing for money. Several of the Ohio Gang associates enriched themselves at the public expense. There were rumors of malfeasance in the Department of Justice.On April 14, 1922, The Wall Street Journal broke a story about a secret bribery scheme involving oil company kickbacks to government officials in exchange for the granting of favorable oil extraction leases via single-bid contracts. The Teapot Dome scandal, involving an illegal financial relationship between Fall, the Secretary of the Interior, and a subsidiary of the Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation, was exposed by a resolution introduced by Senator John B. Kendrick of Wyoming the next day. <mask> was accused of being involved in the Teapot Dome affair by failing to intervene after learning of the malfeasance.

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texts: Owen J. Roberts, a Republican assistant attorney general, and Atlee Pomerene, a Democrat, were appointed to conduct a more thorough investigation of the matter. After taking testimony on the matter, the pair concluded that the Attorney General had not been aware of the fraudulent oil contracts nor had he taken any bribes related to the affair. All was not on the level at the Justice Department. In July 1923, Jess Smith, <mask>'s personal assistant, committed suicide just as Harding was about to leave on a cruise to Alaska.Although he was never part of the President's inner circle, Hoover was added to the traveling party on the cruise by a "nervous and distraught" Harding, who apparently sought his counsel. Hoover said that he was asked to come to his cabin one day after lunch. I asked him if he would expose the scandal if he knew of it, or if he would bury it. "Publish it, and at least get credit for integrity on your side," I said. He thought that this method might be dangerous. I asked for more information. He said that he had heard rumors that centered around Smith, in connection with cases in the Department of Justice.He sent for Smith after following the matter up. He told Smith that he would be arrested in the morning. Smith burned his papers and took his own life. I didn't know what Smith had been up to. I inquired about <mask>'s relations to the affair. He stopped asking the question and dried up. After returning from Alaska, he had a heart attack and died in San Francisco on August 2, 1923.The news dominated by the Teapot Dome bribery and allegations of wrongdoing in the Office of the Alien Property Custodian, the Veterans' Bureau, and the Office of the Attorney General was the result of Harding's death.

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texts: Calvin Coolidge initially resisted calls to sack <mask>, but Hoover and Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes prevailed upon him to eliminate a man whom they considered to be a corrupt official. Coolidge was not fond of believing that things were possible. He delayed the removal of <mask> from the Cabinet. Coolidge had a high sense of justice and asserted that he had no knowledge of wrongdoings by Daugherty and could not remove him on rumors. We urged <mask> to retire for the good of public service because he had lost the confidence of the country. Coolidge demanded and received a letter of resignation from <mask> on March 28, 1924.He was replaced as Attorney General by the dean of the Columbia Law School. <mask> was indicted on charges that he received funds in the sale of American Metal Company assets that were seized during World War I. One year after Smith, Republican political boss John T. King of Connecticut and former Alien Property Custodian Thomas W<mask> were charged, the indictment came down. <mask>'s case went to trial twice, with the first jury deadlocking in favor of conviction. He was acquitted after a single juror remained unconvinced of his guilt. After his death and retirement, <mask> returned to practicing law and wrote a book about his time in the Harding administration. He claimed in the book that Fall had become Secretary of the Interior by forging <mask>'s signature, and that Smith had killed himself because of diabetes.<mask> spent most of his final years in Florida and Mackinac Island, Michigan, but in October 1940 he suffered two heart attacks and was stricken with pneumonia. He died peacefully in his sleep with his son and daughter by his side, after being blind in one eye for a year.

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texts: Washington Cemetery is in Washington Court House, Ohio. The Ohio Historical Society in Columbus holds some of his papers. <mask> plays <mask> in the series Boardwalk Empire. Like the real life <mask>, the character is portrayed as Warren G. Harding's 1920 campaign manager and later as his Attorney General. He faces corruption charges and his relationship with Jess Smith is also shown.Barry Sullivan played <mask> in the NBC mini-series Backstairs at the White House. The address of works respect for law. The American Bar Association met in Cincinnati, Ohio on August 31, 1921. The U.S. Government Printing Office is in Washington, DC. The year 1921. Government Prosecutions under the Espionage Act: Letter from the Attorney General, Transmitting in Response to Senate Resolution of January 25, 1922, Additional Information Regarding Persons Prosecuted by the Government under the Espionage Act or for Conspiracy to Violate War-time Laws. The Committee on the Judiciary of the House of Representatives received a reply from the Attorney General of the United States.The U.S. Department of Justice was founded in 1922. The address was given by the Attorney General of the United States. On October 21, 1922, <mask><mask> was in Canton, Ohio. Washington, DC was founded in 1922. The Introductory Remarks of Judge John E. Sater were given at a Testimonial Dinner. Columbus, OH, n.p., 1924. The report was submitted to the president by the attorney general.The U.S. Government Printing Office is in Washington, DC. The inside story of the tragedy. With Thomas. The company was based in New York. See also Ohio Gang Little Green House on K Street. 31, no. The fall of 1959 saw the 4.Robert K<mask> wrote about Warren G. Harding and his

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title: Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente

texts: <mask> was born on March 14, 1928. He is best known for his TV series, El Hombre y la Tierra. He was a graduate of medicine and self-taught in biology, and his influence has lasted despite the passing years. In 1960, he became one of King Saud of Arabia's personal falconers after impressing the Saudi Government with two attractive specimen on behalf of Franco, which allowed him to become popular and produce his first documentary programme. His knowledge focused on the study of wolves. <mask> contributed greatly to environmental awareness in Spain when he was a lecturer and writer, as well as being an expedition guide and photographer on safaris in Africa. He has been credited with being the father of environmentalism in Spain.It is estimated that his television programmes have been seen by millions of people around the world. He died in Alaska while shooting a documentary about the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, along with two Spanish cameramen and the American pilot, on the day he turned 52. The song "Amigo Felix" (Our Friend Felix) is a representation of Rodriguez's love for animals and nature and was recorded after his death. <mask> Rodrguez <mask> <mask> was born on March 14, 1928. He was the son of Samuel Rodrguez. He had a younger sister. His father was an avid reader and lover of the Spanish language.For a small Castillian village, his household was intellectual. The Civil War and his father's opposition to early education caused him to be schooled at home. Felix's adventures in the natural world were continuous until he was ten. He described his birthplace as a "human community living in harmony with the landscape" that shaped his universe. His future sensitivity and approach to his career as a naturalist were affected by this environment. He spent the summers in Spain with his father. He learned more about zoology.He watched a falcon capture a duck. His interest in falcons was sparked by this experience. He began his formal education as a boarder at a religious

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title: Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente

texts: school. He wanted the summer and his freedom. His father told him to study medicine at the University of Valladolid. After seven years at boarding school, he only registered for three of the easiest courses and performed poorly as a student. He used to lock himself up a month before the exams to focus on his studies.He stood out in the oral exams because of his speaking abilities. He won the 400 metres college championship while at the university. The Biologist José Antonio <mask> became influential this year. The creation of Doana National Park was the result of Valverde fighting the plans of the Ministry of Agriculture to dry out the Guadalquivir marshes. It had not been practiced in Spain for over 150 years. <mask> wanted to recover it. He looked at Middle Ages works such as El libro de la caza de las aves by Lpez <mask>.He was one of the founding members of the Spanish Ornithological Society. The Landete Arago Bernardino award was named after the pioneer of the specialty in Spain, and he received it in 1957. He worked as a dentist in Madrid for two years, but always part-time so that he could pursue his passion for falcons. He abandoned dentistry after his father's death. He was a consultant for a film that was shot in Spain. At the International Congress for the Protection of Birds of Prey held in Caen, France in 1964, Rodrguez <mask> <mask> found the encyclopedia among the shelves of museums of natural sciences throughout Europe after it was translated into fourteen languages and published in five continents. The books El Hombre y la Tierra, Los Cuadernos de campo, as well as the encyclopedia, La Aventura de la Vida, were published by Rodrguez de <mask> Fuente. The most famous documentary series he created was El Hombre y la Tierra, which was divided into three parts: the Iberian, South American, and North American series.The Iberian series had three parts and an unfinished fourth. The series was filmed in Venezuela in the Llanos, Orinoco, and Amazon basins. Enough

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title: Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente

texts: material was filmed for eighteen episodes of the original eight-episode production. The episodes of Canada and Alaska of the American series were filmed before he died. Most of the episodes were shot in Spain. Logistic and technical challenges were posed by using 35mm film. International recognition was gained by the series.The soundtrack composed by Abril became well-known to all. The Pyrenean desman was filmed for the first time in the series. His team filmed stunning images using imprinted animals that had become accustomed to human presence, but retained their natural behavioral patterns. Wolf hunting and golden eagle capturing a mouflon are some of the most notorious. He had to become a member of the pack after being shot with wolves. Many countries broadcasted the series. It was awarded in Spain and internationally.Felix improvised the development of each chapter, which is noteworthy since the episodes did not include a pre-filming script. The gold medal of the city was posthumously awarded to him in 1980. On March 4, 1980 <mask> presented a document entitled Global Strategy for the Protection of Biodiversity and sustainable Growth to the king and queen of Spain. He flew to Alaska with the film crew of El hombre y la tierra to cover the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. Tony Oney and Warren Dobson were hired by the team. The team traveled in a small plane. Oney's plane had an oil leak.Felix decided to fly in Dobson's aircraft at the last minute because he was afraid of flying. He said "what a beautiful place to die" before taking off. Two planes took off from Unalakleet towards the Pacific coast. The plane became unbalanced and crashed after one of Dobson's ski boots came loose. The pilot was unable to steady the plane because of insufficient altitude. Teodoro Roa was a cameraman for Televisin Espaola. Oney was the first to reach the crash site.The exact location of the tragedy was an Inuit settlement about 25 kilometers from the coast of the Bering Sea. This area has


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texts: been in Felix's imagination since he read Jack London as a teenager. After Alaska police recovered the bodies, they were sent to Nome to be returned to Spain. Twelve hours before his death, Rodrguez <mask> <mask> was in good health and making plans for two new films, one on the albatross of Cordova, Alaska, and the other on the Aleutian. While in North America, Rodrguez <mask> <mask> and his team became popular in Canada and Alaska. "Farewell to the Spanish Jack London" was the headline of a local newspaper. According to the American register of aviation accidents, the crash took place on March 14, 1980.His birthday was that day. Early in the morning of March 15th, the news of the accident was released in Spain. The country was shocked by his death. Thousands of people attended Felix's burial in the cemetery of his hometown. His remains were exhumed in June 1981 at the request of his widow. The architect and sculptor designed the pantheon. The inhabitants and authorities of Poza de la Sal wanted his remains to stay at his birthplace, so the controversial transfer was made at night.Carlos Guirado made an educational celebrity comic called "Una aventura con <mask>, el amigo de los animales" in 1970, at the height of his popularity. It was published in a magazine. Felix's philosophy was based on an evolutionary view of living organisms. Evolutionary fitness is a result of species adapting and improving, but also gaining in beauty. He thought that the optimal fitness of humans had passed. The ideal era of humanity was the Hunter-gatherer culture during the Upper Palaeolithic, according to Felix. Humans achieved great ecological and cultural success.He believed that the Neolithic started a culture of abuse and subjugation. He wanted to get back some of the cultural elements from our Paleolithic past. Rodrguez <mask> <mask> came up with a future in which humans lived in harmony with nature and themselves. The development of collective thinking and creativity, the prioritization

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texts: of the individual's leisure time to promote self- development, and the promotion of an appreciation for nature were some of the keystones in his philosophy. His philosophy could be described as a form of vitalist humanism, which is aimed at generating healthy individuals engaged in a continuous improvement of society. Felix said that an accurate reconstruction of natural history is needed for a general appreciation of nature. Modern individualism is detrimental to the development of cooperative patterns of behavior, which would only be possible in small communities of 5,000 individuals or less, according to Felix.He was aware of the dangers of a civilization resting on individual achievement, eternal economic growth, and destruction of the environment. Felix was a big fan of scientific research. He hoped that science would eventually lead to cultural evolution and that man and nature would be understood as a single living community. This philosophy gives some context to his interest in fire arms hunting, a form of hunting that does not involve deception or superiority over nature. The foundation that bears his name has taken on the challenge of spreading his legacy. A number of initiatives are promoted by the foundation. Their mission is to promote awareness and social involvement to create positive changes that encourage a more harmonious relation between man and earth.Three of their daughters are members of the board. The Felix Rodrguez <mask> <mask> Award was given by Spain's Ministry of Environment from 1986 to 2009. Rodrguez <mask> <mask> is one of the faces of Norwegian Air Shuttle, where his face is remembered in the tail of two planes. According to the airline, "<mask> <mask> <mask> was the ultimate environmental promoter in the Spain of his time, and his role was key in creating a clear ecological conscience in the country, at a time when words such as ecology or conservativism were almost unknown Fundacin <mask> <mask> Fuente El Hombre y la Tierra is an External

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title: Sessue Hayakawa

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, was a Japanese actor and a matinée idol. During the silent film era of the 1910s and early 1920s, he was one of the most popular stars in Hollywood. Hayakawa was a leading man in the United States and Europe. He became one of the first male sex symbols of Hollywood because of his "broodingly handsome" good looks and typecasting as a sexually dominant villain. After graduating from the University of Chicago with a political economics degree, <mask>'s parents wanted him to become a banker. He traveled to Los Angeles in order to board a scheduled ship back to Japan, but decided to try out acting in Little Tokyo. <mask> was signed to star in The Typhoon after impressing Hollywood figures.He became famous for his roles as forbidden lovers after making his breakthrough in The Cheat. Hayakawa earned $5,000 per week in 1915 and $2 million per year through his own production company from 1918 to 1921, making him one of the highest paid stars of his time. <mask> left Hollywood in 1922 and performed on Broadway and in Japan and Europe for many years before making his Hollywood comeback in 1931 in Daughter of the Dragon. <mask> earned a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Supporting actor for his role as Kuala, the pirate captain in Swiss Family Robinson and Colonel Saito in The Bridge on the River Kwai. Three of <mask>'s films stand in the United States National Film Registry. <mask> was born in the city of Minamibs in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, on June 10, 1886. He wanted to go overseas from a young age and took English studies to prepare.The head of the fishermen's union was his father. He had five siblings. Hayakawa's family wanted him to become an officer in the Imperial Japanese Navy. While a student at the naval academy in Etajima, he swam to the bottom of a lagoon on a dare and tore his eardrum. He failed the navy physical because of the injury. His father was embarrassed by his

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title: Sessue Hayakawa

texts: son's failure and this caused a wedge between them. Hayakawa tried to kill himself because of the strained relationship.Hayakawa prepared the venue after entering a shed on his parents' property. He stabbed himself more than 30 times in the abdomen after putting his dog outside. <mask>'s father used an axe to break down the door after the barking dog brought his parents to the scene. Hayakawa moved to the United States to study political economics at the University of Chicago in order to fulfill his family's wish that he become a bank teller. He used jujitsu to bring down an opponent while playing quarterback for the football team. Hayakawa returned to Japan after graduating from the University of Chicago. Hayakawa was waiting for a transpacific steamship in Los Angeles.The Japanese Theatre in Little Tokyo was where he discovered acting and performing plays. The above account is disputed. Hayakawa did not attend the University of Chicago or play sports there, according to the professor of Japanese language and literature at UC San Diego. As a dishwasher, waiter, ice cream vendor, and factory worker, Hayakawa's acting career likely followed a series of odd jobs in California. According to a revisionist account by author Orie Nakagawa, Hayakawa always intended to go to California to find work under his older brother, but his father convinced him to study at Chicago instead. Hayakawa first assumed the stage name, meaning "snowy field", around this time. Hayakawa performed in a production called The Typhoon.Tsuru Aoki, a member of the acting troupe, was so impressed with Hayakawa's abilities and enthusiasm that she persuaded Thomas H. Ince to see the play. Ince offered to make a silent film with the original cast. Hayakawa tried to convince Ince to not pay the fee, but Ince agreed to it. The typhoon became an instant hit and was followed by two more pictures produced by Ince and Hayakawa's new wife, Aoki. Jesse


title: Sessue Hayakawa

texts: collaboration with Sais. <mask> appeared with Jane Novak in The Temple of Dusk and Aoki in The Dragon Painter. According to Goldsea <mask>'s fame was better than that of others. Hayakawa entertained lavishly in his "Castle", which was known as the scene of some of Hollywood's wildest parties. He joked that he owed his social success to his liquor supply because he bought a large supply before prohibition.He gambled at the Monte Carlo Casino on a trip to Monaco. <mask> left Hollywood in 1922 for various reasons. There was an attempt to get his insurance money, as well as a baseless tabloid report that Aoki had attempted suicide, all of which Nakagawa focuses on. He went to Japan with Aoki for the first time. He played the lead role in Tigerlily on Broadway in 1923. He performed in Japan and Europe over the next decade and a half. Hayakawa starred in two films in London.He adapted his novel, The Bandit Prince, into a short play in 1925. In 1930, Hayakawa performed in Samurai, a one-act play written specifically for him, in front of Great Britain's King George V and Queen Mary. Audiences in France embraced Hayakawa and made his French debut, La Bataille, a critical and financial success. In Germany and Russia, Hayakawa was considered one of the great actors of America. Hayakawa also produced a Japanese-language stage version of The Three Musketeers. Hayakawa was the first leading man of Asian descent in American and European cinema. He was the first non-Caucasian actor to achieve international fame.Hayakawa opened a Zen temple and study hall on New York's Upper West Side after returning to the United States again. <mask>'s return to Hollywood and sound film debut came in Daughter of the Dragon, starring Anna May Wong. When sound was added to movies, his accent was not good. The Daughter of the Samurai was a German-Japanese co-production. When the German occupation of France began in 1940, Hayakawa was trapped

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texts: in the country and separated from his family. Hayakawa was able to support himself by selling his watercolors. He became friends with a writer who was stuck in France.Hayakawa lists mainly helping the local Japanese community during the war and after, but Goldsea states that he joined the French Resistance and helped Allied flyers during World War II. His lifestyle continued until 1950. <mask> was offered a role in Tokyo Joe by Humphrey Bogart's production company. Before issuing a work permit, the American Consulate investigated Hayakawa's activities during the war and found that he had not contributed to the German war effort. Hayakawa followed Tokyo Joe with Three Came Home, in which he played a real-life POW camp commander. After the war, Hayakawa's on-screen roles can be described as "the honorable villain", a figure exemplified by his portrayal of Colonel Saito in The Bridge on the River Kwai. Hayakawa was nominated for a Golden Globe for his role in the film, which he said was the highlight of his career.<mask> retired from acting after the film. He made his final appearance in the animated film The Daydreamer in 1966. After retiring, Hayakawa dedicated himself to Zen Buddhism, became an ordination Zen master, worked as a private acting coach, and wrote a book. Many segments of the American society were filled with feelings of anti-Japanese sentiment due to rising nationalism from World War I and World War II. Hayakawa was unable to play parts that would be given to white actors because he was typecast as a villain or forbidden lover. Hayakawa said that the roles in The Wrath of the Gods, The Typhoon, and The Cheat are not Japanese. People get a wrong idea of us from them.I would like to reveal us as we really are. He wanted to play a hero. Hayakawa is 9 years his junior. Both were foreign born and popular for their time. The studio still wanted him to star in The Sheik even though his contract with

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texts: Famous Players expired in May 1918. Hayakawa refused the picture in favor of starting his own company, most likely not happy with another "forbidden villain lover" role. The role went to a man who was barely known and turned him into a screen icon.The Production Code came into effect in 1930 and forbade portrayals of race in film. If Hayakawa's co-star was an Asian actress, he wouldn't be able to portray a romance with her. Hayakawa was placed into an awkward position due to his fame in the English-speaking world. Hayakawa was unable to marry someone of another race because of anti-miscegenation laws. <mask>'s early films were not popular in Japan because he portrayed Japanese men as cruel. This portrayal made him popular in the U.S., but many Japanese viewers found it offensive. There were groups that were censorious.Hayakawa was seen as a traitor to the Japanese people by some people in the U.S. After Hayakawa established himself as an American superstar, the negative tone in the press that regarded him as a national and racial shame lessened, and Japanese media started publicizing Hayakawa's cinematic achievements instead. During a time of nationalism, he was seen as too Americanized and his later films were not popular. Hayakawa married fellow Issei and performer Tsuru Aoki on May 1, 1914. Hayakawa's first child, a son, was born in New York in 1929 to a white actress named Ruth Noble. Noble lost the case. After Sessue and Aoki adopted him, the boy's name was changed to Yukio and he was raised and educated in Japan.They adopted two more daughters: Fujiko, a dancer, and Yoshiko, an actress. Aoki died in 1961. Hayakawa had an athlete's strength and agility. Hayakawa is an expert fencer and can swim like a fish according to a 1917 profile. He plays tennis and is a good horseman. He is five feet seven and a half inches tall and weighs 157 pounds. Hayakawa was known for his martial arts skills.<mask> played a


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texts: Mexican bandit in The Jaguar's Claws, with 500 cowboys as extras. The extras drank all night and into the next day on the first night of filming. Hayakawa challenged the group to fight. Two men are moving. Hayakawa said that the first one hit him. He was sent flying on his face by me after I grabbed his arm. I flipped him over my head and let him fall on his neck as he tried to grapple with me.He was knocked unconscious by the fall. <mask> disarmed another cowboy. The extras were amused by the way the small man handled the big cowboys. <mask> retired from film in 1966. He died in Tokyo on November 23, 1973, from a cerebral thrombosis. He was buried in Toyama, Japan. <mask>'s films are lost.The Bridge on the River Kwai, The Geisha Boy, Swiss Family Robinson, Tokyo Joe, and Three Came Home are all available on DVD. <mask> was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his contribution to the motion picture industry. Sessue, a musical based on <mask>'s life, played in Tokyo in 1989. The Museum of Modern Art held a retrospective on Hayakawa's work in September of 2007. Nagisa Oshima was going to make a film about <mask>'s life. Due to constant delays and the death of Oshima, the project that was supposed to film in Los Angeles didn't happen. Hayakawa was the subject of a PBS documentary in 2020.His legacy is large to the Asian-American community. "What is even more remarkable about Hayakawa's precedent-setting career in Hollywood as an Asian American is the fact that he is virtually ignored in film history as well as star studies." ... The fact that he was able to form and run his own production company makes his omission from the narrative of Hollywood history even more egregious. The Slanted Screen: Asian Men in Film and Television is a documentary film about Asian men in film and television. Jeff Adachi directed. There is an article on Hayakawa Sessue Hayakawa Gallery at Silent Gents Sessue Hayakawa:

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title: Zach Collaros

texts: <mask> is a Canadian professional football quarterback who plays in the Canadian Football League. The Blue Bombers defeated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in both Grey Cup games when <mask> was the starting quarterback. He won the Grey Cup as the backup quarterback in the 100th Grey Cup. At the University of Cincinnati, <mask> was a member of the football team. After leading the Big Red to Division III state titles in the 2005 and 2006 seasons, <mask> graduated from Steubenville High in 2007. During the 2008 season, <mask> was one of five quarterbacks to play for the University of Cincinnati. After Tony Pike was injured in the Akron game, <mask> took his first snap as a college quarterback.He had one completion on four attempts for a total of two yards. He ran 6 times for 29 yards. During a game against South Florida in 2009, <mask> ran for a 75-yard touchdown on his third snap. He started the next four games while Pike recovered from his broken arm. The Big East's offensive player of the week was <mask>, who racked up a Big East record 552 yards of total offense in a 48–45 win over Connecticut. In four starts, the second half of the USF game, and several "cameo appearances," <mask> racked up relatively big numbers (1,434 yards and 10 touchdown passing,  344 yards and 4 rushing touchdown). The starting quarterback for the 2010 season was <mask>.He had 2,902 passing yards and 26 touchdown passes in the Big East. He was the quarterback of the Big East. For

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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 800-273-3217He was not selected by the Redblacks in the expansion draft because he was going to be a free agent. The Redblacks didn't want to put their players at risk if they didn't re-sign with the team. If a contract extension could not be agreed upon, <mask> was set to become a free agent in February of next year. Jim Barker decided to release Collaros prior to the start of free agency due to the fact that he wouldn't re-sign with the Argos. On January 29, 2014, the Argonauts released <mask> after failing to come to terms on a new contract. On January 30, <mask> said he was going to sign with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. He signed a contract to stay in Hamilton through the 2016 season.In his first season with the Tiger-Cats, <mask> started in 13 of the 18 regular season games and helped lead the Tiger-Cats to a 9–9 record and a spot in the Grey Cup game. <mask> led the Tiger-Cats to a record of 8–3 to start the season. In a game against the Eskimos on September 19, 2015, <mask> left the game with a leg injury and did not return to the field. Two days later, it was announced that he had suffered a tornACL and would miss the rest of the season. At the time of the injury, <mask> was leading the league in passing yards, touchdown passes and passer rating. On May 4, Kent Austin, the head coach of the Tiger-Cats, announced that <mask> would be limited in training

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title: Zach Collaros

texts: camp, and likely miss the start of the 2016 regular season as he recovers from his tornACL injury. Austin confirmed on June 19 that <mask> wouldn't be starting the season as he continued to rehabilitate his knee.After almost a year since sustaining a knee injury, <mask> practiced with the first team offense. In time for the team's Week 8 match against the BC Lions, <mask> made his season debut. June Jones, the head coach of the Tiger-Cats, announced on August 29, 2017: "Jeremiah Masoli will get the start at quarterback in Week 11 over <mask>." The Tiger-Cats did not start <mask> again. The worst season of <mask>' career was in 2017: he didn't win a game, he had a career low quarterback efficiency rating, and he had a career low completion percentage. His touchdown-to-interception ratio was the lowest of his career. On January 3, 2018, <mask> was traded to the Roughriders for a 2nd round pick.On January 19, <mask> restructured his contract with the Riders. Prior to the restructured deal <mask> was set to make $500,000 in 2018, plus a $200,000 roster bonus. In the team's Week 2 loss to the Redblacks, <mask> suffered a concussion. <mask> was placed on the injured reserve. During the regular season, <mask> played in 14 games, leading the Riders to a 12/6 record and a home playoff game. The Riders were defeated by the Blue Bombers 23-18 in the Western Semi-Final after <mask> was unable to play because of a concussion. The Riders re-signed <mask> on the

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title: Zach Collaros

texts: opening day of free agency.<mask> was knocked out of the first game of the season when he was hit in the head by a Ti-Cats player. <mask> was placed on the injured list. The Toronto Argonauts traded <mask> to them in exchange for a fourth round pick in the 2020 draft. If <mask> had met playing time targets and extension clauses, the pick could have been upgraded to a second-round pick. The concussion <mask> suffered in Week 1 kept him out of practice. He was throwing the ball in practice by the end of the month. The Blue Bombers traded <mask> to the Blue Bombers on the trade deadline day of October 9, 2019.Chris Streveler took over at quarterback for the last five games of the season as the Bombers lost four of their last five games. Prior to the last game of the regular season, <mask> started taking first-team reps in practice, and was announced as the starting quarterback on October 24, 2019, taking over for an injured Streveler. <mask> threw his first pass of the year to count and lead the Blue Bombers to a victory in their season finale. Streveler served primarily as a run option in the QB tandem with Collaros. The two turned what had been a late season slump for the Bombers into a post-season winning streak that saw them win the Grey Cup. The Grey Cup victory of <mask> was unique in that he beat the team he started the season with in the division finals and then beat Hamilton, who hit him in the head in Week 1 and knocked him out for a

masks: Collaros Collaros Collaros Collaros Collaros Collaros Collaros Collaros Collaros


title: Zach Collaros

texts: significant portion of the season. After the Grey Cup, <mask> was asked what they were calling it, but he didn't reply until the final media session.What about the revenge tour? We finished it. It is over. Tonight is the last show. On January 27, 2020 <mask> and the Bombers agreed to a two-year contract extension, preventing him from becoming a free agent on February 11. Due to the cancellation of the 2020 season, <mask> did not play in 2020. In the opening game of the Grey Cup against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, he completed 18 of 28 pass attempts for 217 yards and two touchdown.He threw for a season-high 417 yards, the second highest of his career, and two touchdown in a week 9 win over the BC Lions. The Blue Bombers secured first place in the league in week 12 as <mask> had a 10–1 record as the team's starting quarterback. He played and started in 13 regular season games, completing 243 passes out of  346 attempts for 3,185 yards, 20 touchdown, and six interceptions. He had the 10th-best quarterback passer rating in the history of the Canadian Football League. He was named the Most Outstanding Player in the Canadian Football League. In the first West Final since 1972, <mask> completed 17 out of 21 pass attempts for 229 yards and one touchdown in the victory over the Roughriders. He started in the Grey Cup game for the third time, this time against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.In the 33–25 overtime victory over the Tiger-Cats, <mask> was named the Grey

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title: Zach Collaros

texts: Cup Most Valuable Player. On January 20, 2022, <mask> and the Blue Bombers agreed to a one-year contract extension. <mask> and his wife, Nicole, own a home in Aurora, Ontario. The couple met through former Hamilton Tiger-Cats player Andy Fantuz and his wife, and they were married in February of 2019. Sports people from Steubenville, Ohio, are the players of the Hamilton

masks: Collaros Collaros


title: Philipp Mainländer

texts: <mask> was a German philosopher and poet. He changed his name to "Mainlnder" in honor of his hometown of Offenbach am Main. According to Theodor Lessing, Mainlnder proclaims that life is worthless and that "the will, ignited by the knowledge that non, is the most radical system of pessimism known to philosophy literature." <mask>der was the youngest of six siblings. Cesare's grandfather died at the age of 33 and one of his brothers was mentally ill. Mainlnder was instructed by his father to become a merchant. He was employed in a trading house in Naples, Italy, where he learned Italian and studied the works of Dante, Boccaccio, and Leopardi.Mainlnder described his five years in Neapolitan as the happiest of his life. Mainlnder discovered Arthur Schopenhauer's work The World as Will and Representation. February 1860 was the most important of his life, when he was 19 years old, and he described the event as a penetrating revelation. Schopenhauer was the most important influence on Mainlnder's later work. Mainlnder returned to Germany in 1863 to work in his father's business. The poem "The Last Hohenstaufens" was written in the same year. Mainlnder's mother died on his 24th birthday.Mainlnder began to turn away from poetry and towards philosophy after experiencing loss. He studied the classics of philosophy from Heraclitus to Condillac during the following years. Mainlnder worked in the banking house in March of 1869. There is a person named Mart. Magnus in Berlin has a goal of amassing a small fortune within a few years and then leading a decent life from the interest earnings. Mainlnder was ruined by the stock market crash on May 8, 1873. Mainlnder quit his job at the bank without knowing what he would do after.Although his wealthy parents had bought off his military service in 1861, Mainlnder

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title: Philipp Mainländer

texts: expressed the desire to be absolutely in all things submitted to another one once. Mainlnder was appointed to the Cuirassiers in Halberstadt on September 28, 1874, after he submitted a request to the emperor of Germany. The first volume of Mainlnder's main work, Die Philosophie der Erlsung, was composed during the four months leading up to his enlistment. Mainlnder asked Minna to find a publisher while he was in the military. The author requested the omission of his birth name and the substitution of his nom de plume "<mask>der" in order to be exposed to the eyes of the world. Mainlnder was released from military service on November 1, 1875, because he was exhausted and tired. Mainlnder began to doubt whether his life had any value.He wondered if he should use his life's work to strengthen the social-democratic movement. The plans did not come to fruition despite the addresses being written down. Shortly after the publication of the first volume of his main work, he ended his life by hanging himself. Mainlnder sees the will as the innermost core of being. He deviates from Schopenhauer in some respects. The will is singular, unified and beyond time and space with Schopenhauer. Schopenhauer believes that we only have access to a certain aspect of the thing-in-itself by looking at our own bodies.Nothing more is required to observe what we observe. There are no hidden things. We can only observe our own will. Mainlnder is in the position of pluralism. The goals he set for himself and for his system are reminiscent of ancient Greek philosophy, which deals with the relation between the existence of the "One" and the changing world of becoming that we experience. The idea of salvation for all of creation is emphasized by Mainlnder. He distinguishes his philosophy from that of Schopenhauer.It's rare for the


title: Philipp Mainländer

texts: "modest man". Mainlnder was thought to be one of the few wise heroes to have walked on this earth. Authorities did not like Mainlnder's work. Mainlnder's essay on the Trinity was banned in Russia. The Anti-Socialist Laws were brought up to the rostrum in the German Reichstag. Prominent socialists were interested in his work.August Bebel uses the arguments of the pessimistic philosopher in his feminist work Woman and Socialism. Mainlnder's sister is mentioned in Bebel's book. Bernstein wrote that he was interested in Mainlnder. Mainlnder's work was considered a great contribution to socialism by the first prominent Dutch socialist. "Die Philosophie der Erlsung, which expresses my actual thoughts and steels and strengthens me, forms the consolation of my life and death," wrote Alfred Kubin. "Mainlnder's work has become deeply ingrained in my consciousness," wrote the Japanese writer in A Note to a Certain Oldfriend. Mainlnder is referred to in his novel.The work of Mainlnder was very impressive. He started a correspondence with Borges after he discovered that he had written about Mainlnder. The Philosophy of Redemption was written in English. I and Vol. Currently being translated in German is Die Philosophie der Erlsung. I was published in 1876. 1886) Die Letzten Hohenstaufen.Theilen dramatisches Gedicht in Die Macht der Motive. In Spanish, there is a book called Filosofa de la redencin, which means Death of God theology. Chapter VI: Modern idealistic world conceptions is one of the External links. The essay mentions Mainlnder. The entry on Mainlnder was written by Aleksander Samarin. Mainlnder's Metaphysics of Entropy is about the rotting God. "La filosofia della redenzione di <mask>laender" is a piece by Pensa MultiMedia.19th-century German philosophers, anti-natalists and German social democrats


title: Eli Beer

texts: The founder of United Hatzalah of Israel and the President of the U.S.-based organization Friends of United Hatzalah is <mask>. United Hatzalah of Israel is an independent, non-profit, fully-volunteer emergency medical services organization that provides fast and free emergency medical first response throughout Israel. <mask> witnessed the bombing of the #12 bus. He was struck by the lack of emergency rescue resources. This traumatic experience inspired him to volunteer on an ambulance at the age of 15 while working in his family's book and real estate business. <mask> realized at the age of 17 that a more flexible system was needed to improve emergency response times. He was familiar with the Hatzalah model established in the United States and began to organize a similar model by launching a volunteer unit in his Jerusalem neighborhood.The community funded the purchase of communication gear, medical equipment and supplies for this unit. The organization reinvented emergency medical first response by training EMT volunteers to respond to local medical emergencies ahead of ambulances and arrive in less than three minutes in order to provide first aid medical treatment and keep patients alive until ambulances could arrive. In 1992 Hatzalah Jerusalem began working with Hatzalah Israel and United Hatzalah of Israel Beer. The organization grew and changed its name to Hatzalah Israel because of him. Many Hatzalah chapters that had been established throughout the country were incorporated into Hatzalah Israel. A volunteer from the organization came up with the idea of having first responders arrive with a full complement of medical equipment on motorcycles after a terror attack in Jerusalem in 2002. Theambucycle was created to fit the newly created ambulance- motorcycle.There is a full complement of medical equipment inside each of these vehicles, with the exception of a backboard, stair-chair, and

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title: Eli Beer

texts: bed. <mask> unified numerous smaller Hatzalah organizations from around the country and changed the name of the organization to United Hatzalah to represent the newly unified organization divided into branches and the partnership of Jewish, Muslim, Druze and Christian volunteers. United Hatzalah was at the forefront of medical innovation. The Ambucycle, a motorcycle equipped with all the medical equipment of an ambulance aside from a stretcher, allowed its volunteer first responders to reach the patient on average of 3 minutes across Israel, 8 to 15 minutes ahead of the first ambulance. In 2008, United Hatzalah launched Israel's firstGPS-based dispatch system, which was able to locate and dispatch the five closest EMS responders within 3 seconds of the emergency. More than 6,000 volunteer medical first responders, including EMTs, paramedics, and doctors, have responded to more than 540,000 medical emergencies since <mask> began the organization. All services are free of charge to everyone.<mask> wants to bring United Hatzalah's life-saving model to other communities. In the United States, the response time was reduced to just two minutes and thirty-five seconds because of the establishment of branches in South America and other countries. <mask> has responded to dozens of major terror attacks and mass casualty incidents during his career as an EMT, including the Ben Yehuda Street bombings, the Versailles Wedding Hall disaster, the Second Lebanon War in the north, and Operation Cast Lead in the south. <mask> was recognized as the Social Entrepreneur of the Year in Israel in 2010 by the World Economic Forum. The award is given to those who are driving social innovation and transformation in various fields. <mask> received a Presidential Award for Volunteerism from the President of the State of Israel in 2011. The award is given to individuals and groups whose volunteering effort is deemed to be

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title: Eli Beer

texts: outstanding by a committee.Each year, twelve awardees are chosen. <mask> was nominated by a committee chaired by H.M. Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan for his efforts to create a multicultural, a political medical rescue organization. Young Global Leaders come from 65 countries and are honored for their outstanding leadership, professional accomplishments and commitment to society. The Institute of International Education gives the Victor J. Goldberg IIE Prize for Peace in the Middle East every year. <mask> and Alian received the prize together. <mask> received the Champion of Human Life Award at the fourth annual champions of Jewish values international awards Gala, sponsored by the World Values Network, a prestigious platform established by Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, recognizing those who strive to positively affect society. The Conference of European Rabbis has a prize for digital and web-based ventures that have the potential to change the world and improve lives.The United Hatzalah's LifeCompass app was 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 invited to be a speaker at the annual conference on health and medicine. His talk was featured on the website. He spoke at a conference in India. <mask> and Gitty have five children, four girls and a boy. There are links to 1973. births of American activists and people of Israeli

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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: The King of Wrttemberg until his death was <mask>. In 1816, Wrttemberg was suffering crop failures and famine as a result of <mask>'s accession. The approval of the Estates of Wrttemberg to a constitution was achieved after he took office. After 48 years of rule, the kingdom became a constitutional state with a common identity and well-organised management. He focused on German and European foreign policy in addition to his successful domestic policy. He imagined a third major German power in the form of Prussia, Austria and Wrttemberg. During his reign, this plan ensured a consistent, coherent and targeted policy.The only German monarch who was forced to recognize the constitution was <mask>. He pursued policies that counteracted his liberal image after the March Revolution. He died in Bad Cannstatt and is buried in the Wrttemberg Mausoleum. <mask>, known as "Fritz" until the beginning of his reign, was the son of Duke <mask> Charles of Wrttemberg and his wife, Augusta. His mother and father had a difficult relationship. <mask>'s birth to the service of the Russian Empress, Catherine the Great, who appointed him Governor-General of Eastern Finland, happened to coincide with his father's entry into the military. After <mask>'s mother gave birth to his sister in 1783, the relationship

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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: between the parents deteriorated.Augusta asked the Empress for protection from her abusive marriage. Augusta was placed in the care of a former royal huntsman after Catherine forced Friedrich and his children to leave Russia. Pohlmann refused to seek medical attention in order to hide the fact that she was pregnant. Friedrich and his two sons moved to Ludwigsburg Palace in 1790. He made sure that his sons' teachers were from Wrttemberg and that their education was very strict. The Duke of Wrttemberg died in October. <mask>'s grandfather was <mask> Eugene, who was the brother of Louis Eugene, who ruled for 56 years.The Duke of Hereditary Prince was <mask>'s father in 1797. Charlotte, Princess Royal, the daughter of King <mask> of Great Britain, was married to Duke Frederick in 1797. The Holy Roman Emperor's sister, Archduchess Maria Amalia, was one of the potential brides for <mask>. Duke Frederick's relationship with his son deteriorated. <mask> rebelled against his parents. <mask> was temporarily arrested by his father after he discovered his escape plans. <mask> was studying at the University of Tbingen after his release.After the War of the Second Coalition erupted and France marched under Napoleon in the spring of 1800, <mask>, who had joined as a volunteer in the Austrian army,

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Frederick II
Frederick William
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Frederick William
Frederick William
Frederick William
Frederick William
Frederick William


title: William I of Württemberg

texts: participated in the Battle of Hohenlinden. He was promoted to the rank of Imperial Major General. He has been credited with profound military knowledge, courage and bravery. After returning to Wrttemberg, <mask> and his brother Paul began liaisons with the daughters of a landscape architect. Four years his senior, <mask> fell in love with a woman. There were disagreements between Duke Frederick and the Landstnde on domestic and foreign policy issues. <mask> moved against the interests of his father's policies and was supported by Konradin von Abel, who represented the foreign policy interests of the estates.<mask> fled Wrttemberg to Paris, Vienna and Schaffhausen in the 18th century. The twins died shortly after birth. Frederick wanted to bring his son back to Wrttemberg. <mask> was received by Napoleon in Paris in October. Frederick prevented the planned marriage of his son with the woman he was going to marry from happening until after the fall of 1804. The Landstnde and Napoleon supported <mask> during his time in Paris. <mask> met his father for the first time in a few years in November after he returned from a visit to his grandparents in Paris.His return was due to the political climate. The United Kingdom formed an alliance with Russia and Austria after being at war with Napoleon.

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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: Wrttemberg was forced to enter into an alliance with Napoleon because of his neighbours on his side. The French Foreign Minister suggested a coup against Frederick, but he didn't like it. This act is believed to be the main reason for <mask>'s dislike of Napoleon. Friedrich didn't want his son to be involved in the affairs of state, so he gave him his own court, headed by his friend, Ernst von Pfuel-Riepurr. <mask> was able to acquire a knowledge of agriculture.As a result of the German mediatization, the electorate of Wrttemberg was enlarged and it became a kingdom. Prussia was defeated and occupied in a few weeks after joining the coalition against Napoleon. Wrttemberg was bound to Napoleon by marriage. Jérme, Napoleon's brother, married Catherine, <mask>'s sister, on 13 August 1807. <mask> sought permission from his father to marry Charlotte, the daughter of the king of the Bavarians, in order to prevent Napoleon from marrying him. The pair were married in June of 1808. Charlotte became lonely because <mask> had no interest in a deeper relationship with his wife.Jérme was Frederick's brother-in-law. He met the Baroness of Keudelstein, who was Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair

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Frederick William
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Frederick William


title: William I of Württemberg

texts: reinforced the command of the Army of Wrttemberg in November. The army crossed the Rhine on December 30. Wrttemberg agreed to raise an army for the Allies despite having suffered heavy losses in 1812 and 1813 as an ally of France. The quota was filled by strenuous efforts. The Wrttemberger contingent became the IV Corps in the main Allied army after being designated the German VI Corps.It went to war with 14,700 men and 24 pieces of weaponry. The First Battle of Bar-sur-Aube was commanded by <mask>. According to one source, IV Corps suffered 900 casualties in this combat, while their Austrian allies lost 837. French losses were close to 1,200. The IV Corps played a part in the Allied victory over Napoleon. <mask> was ordered to hold Montereau until the evening. The north bank of the Seine River was placed with 8,500 foot soldiers, 1,000 horsemen and 26 pieces of weaponry by the Crown Prince.The Austrian brigade was part of the defending force. Napoleon was on the scene with 30,000 troops and 70 cannons after the first French attacks in the morning. <mask> ordered a retreat, but the movement quickly descended into a mad dash for safety across the single bridge with French cavalry in hot pursuit. The Allies lost 3,400 soldiers and 15 field pieces. The bridge was captured by the French. Not

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Frederick William
Frederick William


title: William I of Württemberg

texts: counting prisoners, the Wrttembergers reported 806 killed and wounded. The main Allied army surprised the French in the Battle of Fre-Champenoise.<mask> did not wait for his infantry to catch up but to attack with his cavalry alone. The result was a crushing Allied victory as the French corps suffered losses of 2,000 killed and wounded while losing 4,000 prisoners, 45 cannons and 100 ammunition wagons. A French division with 16 cannons was wiped out. Out of 28,000 men, the Allies had 2,000 casualties and 80 guns engaged. 6,500 Wrttembergers fought at the Battle of Paris and lost 160 of their own. <mask> began divorce proceedings after Napoleon's fall. He was in the United Kingdom in June 1814 with his cousin Grand Duchess Catherine of Russia, the widow of Duke George of Oldenburg, and they were in love.The divorce court was convened by King Frederick on August 31, 1814, after Charlotte and King Frederick had agreed to the divorce. The marriage was not done because of animosity. Charlotte was a Catholic and Pope Pius <mask> had to Annulment her because she was about to marry <mask> and Catherine. <mask> and Catherine attended the Congress of Vienna from September 1814, where diplomats drew up a new Europe following Napoleon's downfall. <mask> commanded the Austrian III Corps which in one

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Frederick William
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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: of the minor campaigns invaded France and besieged General Jean Rapp. He was a military commander in the wars of 1814 and 1815 and was a member of the ruling German royal families. Hauff wrote a poem about this.On January 24, 1816, <mask> married Catherine. The newly-weds stayed in Russia for a few months and arrived in Germany on April 13, 1816. On October 30, 1816, Early Accession King Frederick died. Catherine, who already had two sons from her first marriage, gave birth to their daughter on the same day. <mask> was eager to show a new era of political change and power after his father's declining years. He did away with his first name of Frederick and chose his second name of <mask>. By the Grace of God, King of Wrttemberg, he reduced the monarchical titles.The national coat of arms was simplified and the state flag was black and red. Civil and military prisoners will be granted an amnesty. <mask> made the Privy Council his government, dismissed most of the ministers of state, and gave new senior positions in the civil service. <mask>'s accession to the throne was a time of great economic hardship. The eruption of Mount Tambora in Indonesia led to a long-term decline in global weather conditions. Europe was without a storm, rain or hail in the summer of 1816. The first snow fell in

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Frederick William
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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: Wrttemberg in October.The year without a summer was 1816. Food prices went up in Wrttemberg due to crop failures. famine broke out in the winter of 1816/1817 The government banned maximum prices for food in order to alleviate the plight. Grain was brought from outside the country. The King and Queen had policies that aimed at long-term improvement in the economic situation of all social classes. Catherine devoted her care to the poor.The foundation for the University of Hohenheim was laid when <mask> set up an Agricultural Academy in Hohenheim to improve general nutrition in the kingdom through teaching, experimentation and demonstration. To help people grow fruit trees. The private ground is near the streets. The tree farms from <mask> are free. The Cannstatter Volks fest was to take place on the day after the king's birthday. <mask> bought animals from abroad for farmers to raise in Wrttemberg and he was known for his Arabian stallions. Catherine established charities around the country which were controlled by a national charity.Catherine's mother and other members of the royal family received donations from the private property of the royal couple. The Wrttembergische Landessparkasse was established on 12 May 1818. A poor relief authority was set up in the Ministry of Interior.

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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: Catherine donated money to start the completion of the hospital in 1819. The Mohrenkpfle is a pig breed. The "masked" pigs were imported from Central China in order to improve pig breeding in the kingdom of Wrttemberg. Domestic pigs in the Hohenlohe region and the area around the town of Schwbisch Hall were successfully cross-bred with Chinese pigs.The death of Catherine Catherine and <mask>'s second daughter, who became Queen of the Netherlands, was recorded on 17 June 1818. <mask> had extramarital affairs while he was married to Catherine. He went to his former lover again. The illegitimate son is thought to be Eduard von Kallee, who was born on February 26, 1818. On January 3, 1819, Catherine went back to Stuttgart after she found her husband. She died of pneumonia on January 9. She was buried on Wrttemberg Hill in 1824.He tried to get her letters to cover up his love affairs. Wrttemberg's relationship with Russia would not be strained because of this political reason. <mask> wrote that he was considering abdication. He wanted his brother to give up his claim to the throne in favor of his son. Peter, the regent and later Grand Duke of Oldenburg, lived with Catherine's sons after their mother's death. After the death of Queen Catherine, <mask> sought a new marriage. He looked to see if

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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: he could find a cousin who was the daughter of his uncle Louis.The wedding took place in April of 1820. She was a prude and was rather religious. When her daughter was to be painted nude as a baby, she refused. The royal couple undertook official duties at the beginning of their marriage. Their first child was a girl named Catherine. The royal family and the people received the birth of Charles with great joy. Augusta was born on October 4, 1826.<mask> had extramarital relationships with other women. He continued to meet with La Flche when he traveled to Italy. The royal couple became more isolated in the late 19th century. <mask> began a relationship with an actress. She began her acting career in 1823 at the Munich Court Theatre. <mask> became aware of her in the autumn of 1828 when she became permanent at the Stuttgart Court Theatre. <mask> and Amelia were together until <mask>'s death.The manuscript from Southern Germany was published in London in 1797. The political situation in Germany was reviewed in the book. The four central states of Germany should form a counterbalance to the great powers of Prussia and Austria. The principalities of Hohenzollern-Hechingen and Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen should be gained by Wrttemberg. The author and editor of the book were not real. The real

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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: author was Friedrich Ludwig Lindner, who was an assistant to <mask>. Lindner was thought to have acted as <mask>'s ghostwriter.diplomatic tensions between Prussia and Austria were caused by the manuscript. The great powers of Austria, Prussia and Russia isolated Wrttemberg at the Congress of Verona in 1822. The foreign minister, Count Wintzingerode, and the envoy to the German parliament, Freiherr von Wangenheim, resigned in 1823. <mask>'s popularity increased in liberal circles. <mask> had to give in. The anti-liberal Carlsbad Decrees were extended by Wrttemberg in 1824. The Liberals were successful in Europe and Wrttemberg after the French July Revolution.The struggle for freedom in Poland against Russia reinforced this trend. The Liberals won the elections to the second chamber of the Wrttemberg Landtag. The call for banned political gatherings was answered at the Hambach Festival in May of 1832, when the castle was a backdrop for liberal and democratic rallies. <mask> moved to convene the parliament for a year after it was elected. After the dissolution of parliament, elections were held in April, and Friedrich Rmer's liberals again emerged victorious. Relations between Wrttemberg and Prussia were limited. <mask> tried to improve relations with Prussia.The German Emperor visited

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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: Stuttgart in September 1836. King <mask> went back to Berlin where he met his cousin <mask>. The Prussian envoy in Wrttemberg was established at this point. A "Third Germany" of smaller states outside the control of Vienna and Berlin was never formed. The Zollverein customs union was an area of co-operation with Prussia. The BWCU had mixed results after Wilhelm signed it. The BWCU became a member of the German Customs Union after signing commercial agreements.At the time, it was hoped that stronger local economies would preserve the independence of the smaller states such as Wrttemberg. Wrttemberg experienced an economic boom in the 1830s. Debt and taxes were down as agriculture, trade and crafts flourished. The road network was expanded in order to allow shipping on the Neckar. There were plans for the construction of railways. The birthplace of the Industrial Revolution was visited by <mask> in 1836. The kingdom was in good shape for his Silver Jubilee.On September 27, 1841, <mask> celebrated his 60th birthday. There were 10,390 people who took part in the procession in Stuttgart on September 28, including 640 riders and 23 horses and wagons with teams of oxen from the entire kingdom. The capital had 40,000 inhabitants. Two years after the wooden column was built, the central stone

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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: "Jubilumssule" was built. bonfires were made all around the country, the town was decorated, and fireworks were set off in the evening. Poems and songs were written about <mask> in the newspapers. The country became unified and connected under <mask>'s rule.Famine and increased emigration were caused by poor harvests in Wrttemberg. The population was relatively satisfied. Liberal and democratic demands were made more forcefully. A protest in January of 1848 called for an all-German Federal Parliament, freedom of the press, freedom of association and assembly, and introduction of jury trials. There was a revolution in France in February. <mask> tried to stop the revolution through concessions to the liberals and democrats after Louis Philippe <mask> abdicated and fled into exile. The Carlsbad Decrees overturned the liberal press law in 1819.He tried to replace the Privy Council with a conservative, but this failed due to protests. <mask> agreed to form a liberal government. The Wrttemberg army was sworn in to the Constitution on 18 March 1848. Rmer made sure that no majority for the abolition of the monarchy was formed during the Wrttemberg revolution. The Wrttemberg army was involved in the suppression of the uprising of Friedrich Hecker and Gustav von Struve. Rmer's liberals won the

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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: majority in the upper chamber of the parliament in June 1848. On June 29, 1848, Archduke John of Austria was chosen to be regent, after <mask> had visited Frankfurt in July of that year.On March 8, 1849, the parliament proposed that <mask> of Prussia be elected Emperor of Germany. Rmer told <mask> he had a good chance of being elected emperor if he accepted the choice. The trust of <mask> against Rmer increased. The Chamber of Deputies voted in the Landtag on 20 April 1849 to recognise the constitution drafted by the Frankfurt Parliament. The supplement to the Schwbischer Merkur (Swabian Mercury) had a circulation of 12,000 copies. The garrison city of Ludwigsburg was the location of his court. <mask> accepted the constitution on 25 April.He felt humiliated when he realized that he was the only ruler of a larger German state who had accepted the Constitution. The remaining members of the parliament decided to relocate to Stuttgart after the parliament failed to approve the German crown. The Rumpfparlament, also known as the rump parliament, was formed on 6 June 1849. The rump parliament called for tax resistance and military resistance against states that did not accept the Paulskirche Constitution. The Wrttemberg government distanced itself from the rump parliament because of the view

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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: that diminished the autonomy of the state. The president of the parliament was told on 17 June that the Wrttemberg government was no longer in a position to tolerate the meetings that had moved to its territory. According to its own rules, the rump parliament only had 99 deputies.The parliamentary chamber was occupied by the Wrttemberg army. The soldiers immediately squashed the impromptu protest march which was organised by the deputies. Those that weren't from Wrttemberg were kicked out. <mask> returned to his hometown on July 2nd. The democrats got the majority against the moderate liberals in the August 1849 elections. The democrats demanded universal, equal and direct suffrage for all adult men, while the liberals called for the right to an income level and assets. The government was dismissed by the king at the end of October 1849.The Kingdom of Prussia incorporated the principalities of Hohenzollern-Hechingen and Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen on December 7, 1849. <mask> wanted to mediatise these states into Wrttemberg. The relationship with Prussia was not normalised until 1852. There was a reactionary policy from 1850. He rejected generally representative governments because of his experience in the revolution. He wanted the people to be free from elections. On July 2, 1850, he formed

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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: a new government with the conservative Joseph von Linden as Minister of the Interior.He was compliant with <mask>'s restoration policy. The old constitution was re-enacted, the army was sworn in again on the king, and the death penalty was reintroduced. The cabinet remained conservative after <mask>'s death. Prussia and Austria came to a head in Germany in the 1850s. <mask> wanted to shift alliances with the major European powers. He was in favor of a neutrality of the German Confederation in the war between Russia and the Ottoman Empire. The Wrttemberg ally of Russia was strengthened by this.<mask> tried to normalise his country's relations with France. Napolon III was the nephew of Jérme Bonaparte, the brother-in-law of the French emperor. The Holy Alliance between Russia, Austria and Prussia had ended. The meeting between Napoléon <mask> and <mask> was organised by <mask>. The emperors agreed that Russia would not intervene in any war that France would have in assisting Sardinia in a war against Austria. European princes often sought his advice in his old age. He was referred to as "Nestor among the princes of Europe" by his biographer.<mask>'s marriage looked happy to the outside world. He was accompanied on private visits by his mistress. He didn't trust Prince Charles to take over

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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: governmental functions because of his homosexual tendencies. He loved his daughter-in-law and niece. She had to help her husband and father-in-law, which led to a tense relationship between her and <mask>. His daughters had disagreements with their husbands, Alfred von Neipperg and <mask> of the Netherlands. King <mask> was hard of hearing from the 1850s.His condition deteriorated in the autumn of 1863. His family had little contact with him. He was frequently visited by the writer. His private letters and records were destroyed before he died. Dr. Karl Alsatian, <mask>'s personal physician, and a valet were at his side when he died. He was buried alongside his second wife Catherine in the Wrttemberg Mausoleum on the morning of 30 June, in the presence of his son and successor, King Charles and his stepson Peter of Oldenburg. A memorial service was held there a few hours later, in which his widow, his daughter-in-law, his daughters, and his nephew were all present.<mask> made sure that his mistresses received pensions even though he did not mention his wife in his will. The villa Arco, which they had acquired in 1862, is located next to an estate in Tegernsee. She was buried in Tegernsee after she died there. His first marriage was to the daughter of King <mask> of Bavaria and Princess

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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: Augusta Wilhelmine of Hesse-Darmstadt. On 24 January 1816, he married his first cousin Grand Duke Catherine Pavlovna of Russia and the daughter of Emperor <mask> of Russia. He married a daughter of Duke Louis of Wrttemberg and Princess Henrietta of Nassau-Weilburg on 15 April 1820. King <mask> succeeded his father as king of Wrttemberg.His nephew King <mask> of Wrttemberg married Princess Augusta of Wrttemberg who was the daughter of Nicholas I of Russia. The Hereditary Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach married one of his daughters. One day after the king's 36th birthday, a big agricultural festival with horse races and prize-giving for outstanding cattle-breeding achievements is celebrated on the Cannstatter Wasen. The 1st Cannstatter Volksfestival is called the "Landwirtschaftliche Fest zum Kannstadt" (Kannstadt Agricultural Festival). Cannstatter Volks fest and the 100th Landwirtschaftliches Haupt fest will be celebrated in the same year. The state of Baden-Wrttemberg is affectionately known as "Lndle" due to the founding of the biggest festival in the area. The King and his wife will be dressed in costumes from the 19th century.The King had 5,000 Giant Sequoia grown from seed in 1865 in order to cultivate them for their wood. The seeds were sent from California. After many years,

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title: William I of Württemberg

texts: the remaining examples have reached a height. Their older Californian relatives are the largest living organisms on the planet. 123 of the original 5,000 trees are still memorials to King <mask>. There are honours ancestry notes that reference the biographisches Lexikon des Kaiserthums Oesterreich. Volume 58.Friedrich Karl, Knig von Wrttemberg, AllgemeineDeutsche Biographie (ADB) was written by L C Zamarski. Volume 43, Duncker & Humblot, was published in 1898. Knig von Wrttemberg was written by Johannes Grauer. Ein Bild ist beispiels, beispiels beispiels beispiels beispiels beispiels beispiels beispiels beispiels beispiels beispiels beispiels beispiels be In 1960, Schwabenverlag was located in Stuttgart. Knig Wilhelm I. was named after Otto–Heinrich Elias. The year was 1816Robert Uhland was the author. Haus Wrttemberg is 900 years old. The year was 1984 and it was located in Stuttgart, Germany. Eberhard Fritz is the leader of the Verbesserung des Weinbaus in Wrttemberg. The year was 1816 Tbingen was published in 1994. Knigin Katharina von Wrttemberg was written by Eberhard Fritz.Ihren hfischen Reprsentation ist in the Spiegel der Hofdiarien. There is anschrift fr Wrttembergische Landes. 54/1995, p. 157–177. Otto-Heinrich was 6.0.19. Snke Lorenz, Mertens, and Press are authors. The Haus


title: Misaki Doi

texts: A tennis player from Japan. Her highest ranking is No. 30 in singles. There were 77 in doubles. Doi reached the junior Grand Slam doubles finals at Wimbledon in 2007, with Kurumi Nara, and at the Australian Open in 2008, with Elena Bogdan. She only won one of the three tournament finals. Muse Group is a sports marketing agency based in Tokyo.At the age of three, Doi began playing tennis. In 2004, she reached the semifinals of the All Japan Middle School Tennis Championships and in 2006 she joined the ITF Junior Circuit. Doi earned second place in the Japan Open Junior Championships in Nagoya when he was a freshman in Sundai Kei High School. The highlight of Doi's junior career was her successful doubles partnership. They placed second in girls' doubles at the Wimbledon Championships, becoming only the second Japanese pair to reach the finals of a Grand Slam juniors event. Doi and Nara advanced to the girls' doubles semifinals at a number of high-profile tournaments, including the US Open and Wimbledon 2008. <mask> and Elena Bogdan placed second in girls' doubles at the Australian Open.Doi was catapulted to No. 1 by this flurry of successes. She was one of Japan's rising stars in junior tennis and was ranked 3 in Japan's under-18 tennis rankings. Doi participated in her first Women's Circuit event. She and her partner, Kurumi Nara, upset the top-seeded sisters in the second round of the 2008 ITF event in Miyazaki. Doi and Nara defeated Kimiko Date-Krumm and Tomoko Yonemura in the finals. In June of 2006 at the age of 15, Doi became a professional. She earned two first-place and two second-place finishes in singles and one


title: Matvey Blanter

texts: One of the most prominent composers of popular songs and film music in the Soviet Union was <mask>r. He wrote the famous "Katyusha", which was performed to this day internationally. He produced more than two thousand songs. The son of a Jewish craftsman was born in the town of Pochep in the Governorate of the Russian Empire. He studied music at the school. He studied violin and composition in Moscow from 1917 to 1919. Career Blanter's first songs were written in the 1920s."John Gray" (1923), a foxtrot that became a major hit, was written at the time. Blanter wrote Soviet propaganda songs as the Soviet culture grew more strict. He was one of the creators of the mass song. The Red Army songs of the Russian Civil War were styled after some of Blanter's songs. "The Song of Shchors" is the most famous of which tells the tale of a Ukrainian Red Army commander. "Stalin Is Our Battle-Glory", a widely performed hymn to Joseph Stalin, is a song from that period. Blanter began his collaboration with the poet.The world-famous "Katyusha" was their first song. The song had elements of a battle song and a peasant song. A young woman is standing on a high riverbank singing about her beloved who is far away serving on the Soviet border. The soldier will protect the Motherland and its people while his girl protects their love in the song. The sense that the motherland is under threat is conveyed by the song, which is joyful and filled with imagery of a fertile, blooming land. During World War II, "Katyusha"


title: Ronald A. Sandison

texts: <mask> was a British Psychiatrist and a pioneer in the use of drugs in Psychiatry. He still believed in the benefits of the drug even though he stopped using it in treatments. <mask> was the son of <mask>, a civil servant who was responsible for ancient monuments in London. <mask> received a scholarship to study medicine at King's College Hospital in London. He joined the Royal Air Force after he qualified in 1940. The medical problems of flight, including the effects of oxygen deficiency and visual aspects of night flying, were studied by him at the physiological laboratory of the RAF Institute of Aviation Medicine. He was demoted to the rank of Wing Commander after being mentioned in despatches.<mask> joined the staff of Warlingham Park Hospital in 1948 after losing his enthusiasm for general medicine. He was only 35 years old when he was offered his first post as a consultant. The hospital was run-down and overcrowded. The patients were 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Ronald A. Sandison

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 The amenities were bleak in the extreme compared with Warlingham. The hospital was built for 200 patients in the 19th century. The four large wards of the 'annexe' were built in the 1890s and were home to 400 patients.The hospital was impoverished in every department, the heating system was dead, and many of the internal telephones did not work. This state of affairs was allowed to develop by the previous medical superintendent, who had spent 43 years at Powick. Powick became the cheapest hospital in the country because he practiced the utmost economy. Treatments involving art and music were introduced by Sandison. The hospital has an international reputation for clinical excellence. <mask> established a branch of Samaritans in the city. Sandison was introduced to the clinical use of lysergic acid diethylamide in Switzerland in 1952.<mask> brought a supply of the drug back to Powick after meeting Hofmann. <mask> treated thousands of patients with the drug over the next 12 years. <mask> published a paper describing the medical breakthrough he had made with a majority of his patients. A purpose-built LSD unit was established at Powick in 1955 after the project aroused world-wide interest. Within a few years, the widespread abuse of LSD as a recreational drug led to its ban and a loss of

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title: Ronald A. Sandison

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title: Ronald A. Sandison

texts: left his professional career in London. Sandison was a keen sailor and walker. Sandison was a member of the scientific advisory board of the Beckley Foundation, which was established in 1998 to investigate consciousness and its altered states and to research into public policy on drugs.He was a consultant to the London Pastoral Support Group, established by the Bishop of London for his clergy, as well as an active member of the Institute of Group Analysis. <mask> was involved with two Cistercian monasteries and had promoted links between the Churches and psychiatrists. <mask> was married three times. Evelyn Oppen was his first wife. They had two boys. He married Margaret in 1965, but their marriage ended in divorce. He married <mask> in 1982 and moved to Ledbury in 1992 to be with her.<mask>'s autobiography, A Century of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Group Analysis: A Search for Integration, is an account of his career as a psychiatrist, as well as a personal account of his own emotional development and dreams. Death announcement at malverngazette.co.uk 1916 births 2010 deaths British

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title: Ibikunle Amosun

texts: <mask> is a Nigerian politician and two-term senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. He was an elected senator from April 2003 to April 2007, and reelected in 2019. He was elected governor of the state on the Action Congress of Nigeria platform in 2011. After winning the election for a second term as governor, he was sworn into office on May 29, 2015. <mask> was born to a Muslim family. He attended primary school at African Church Primary school in Abeokuta. He graduated with a HND in 1983 from Ogun State Polytechnic.<mask> became an Associate member of ICAN in 1990. He was a fellow of the Institute in 1996. He was an associate member of the Institute of Taxation of Nigeria. <mask> began his career as an auditor. He joined XtraEdge as a managing consultant. He was the Principal partner of Ibikunle Amosun & Co. from 1990 to 1990. <mask> obtained a Master of Arts in International Finance from the University of London in 2000.<mask> was elected to the senate in April of 2003 He ran on the All Nigeria People's Party (ANPP) platform but lost to Gbenga Daniel in the race to become Governor of Ogun State. The petition was dismissed in August of 2009. <mask> was the candidate of the Action Congress of Nigeria. His media aide was quoted in the Nigerian Tribune as saying that he had switched to the Congress for Progressive Change, but this was denied by ACN officials. <mask> received 377,489 votes in the 26 April election. Adetunji Olurin of the People's Democratic Party received more votes than Gboyega Isiaka of the PPN.<mask> ran for a second term as governor. He named Yetunde Onanuga as his deputy governor. The previous deputy governor had defected to an opposition party and he had to find a new running mate. Amosun chose Onanuga because he had been working in the Lagos State Ministry of Environment. Amosun handed over to Dapo Abiodun, a member of his political party,

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title: Ibikunle Amosun

texts: after completing the maximum two terms of eight years as a governor. He was elected as the senator for the central senatorial district. Premium Times reported in an exclusive story that <mask> Amosun illegally imported four million rounds of ammunition, 1,000 units of AK47 assault rifles, 1,000 units of bulletproof vests and an armored personnel carrier into Nigeria as the Governor of Ogun State.The report generated a strong reaction from citizens across the country and the Ogun State chapter of his political party calling for his arrest. In a reaction to the report, <mask> <mask> stated that he got necessary approval for the arms and ammunitions he imported as well as the end-user certificate from the office of the National Security Adviser, stating that it is a common practice by Governors in Nigeria to have an Premium Times reported that Ibikunle <mask> did not get approval for the weapons he brought into Nigeria from the offices of the National Security Adviser, the Nigeria Customs Service, the Federal Ministry of Finance and the Ogun State Government. In October 2012 he was awarded as the Best Security Conscious State Governor in West Africa by Security Watch Africa. In September of last year, he received the Investment Development Icon Award from African Leadership magazine in New York. The Good Governor Award was presented to him by the Businessday Newspaper in Lagos. President Jonathan bestowed the National Honour Award on him in September of last year.The Governor of the Year award was given to him for his outstanding achievement in leadership and infrastructural development. The award was presented to him by the N.U.J President at the Award Night and Investiture of the Governor of the Year. At sixty-two. There is a list of Governors of Ogun State, as well as a list of All Nigeria Peoples Party politicians, as well as a list of 21st-century Nigerian

masks: Ibikunle Ibikunle Amosun Amosun


title: Brett Gosper

texts: The Head of Europe and UK for the National Football League is born in Australia. <mask> is a former advertising executive and a rugby union player. The Faculties of Law and Economics were at Scotch College. <mask> began his advertising career in 1981 as a graduate student with the company. He was offered a place with the Racing Club rugby team in Paris and moved to the Group Account Director position. In 1992 <mask> became the deputy managing director of the 3rd largest advertising agency in France, TBWA. <mask> created the global concept of their longstanding worldwide campaign "Don't Crack Under Pressure", which he led a number of international wins for.After leading the successful pitch for BMW in Germany in 1993, <mask> opened his own office in Germany. Wnek <mask> was recruited by Havas in 1994 to lead the re-launch of their struggling entities in London. For almost a decade <mask> <mask> to number one in the Campaign Magazine's Business Performance League ensured the agency a Top 10 London agency ranking and several years as finalist in Ad Age's International Agency of the Year. In 2003 <mask> <mask> to become the CEO of the New York office of the world's largest advertising agency network. In 2004, <mask> returned to TBWA as President of TBWA New York Group. The pitch for the merged business was led by <mask>.It was the biggest marketing services account review in the US that year. In 2005, <mask> returned to New York, where he was still based. During the time of <mask>'s leadership, the agency's flurry of new business wins included a number of well-known brands. <mask> was Chief Executive Officer of McCann Europe, Middle East and Africa from 2007 to 2011. <mask> was a member of the Board Executive responsible for major European-based global accounts. <mask> began his rugby career in 1978 with the Melbourne Rugby Union Football Club. <mask> first represented Victoria at the age of 20.He played for Victoria against the New Zealand All Blacks. <mask> moved to Brisbane in 1981 to join the rugby union squad. <mask> left Australia at the age of 22 to join

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title: Brett Gosper

texts: Racing Club de France in Paris, where he played rugby from 1981 to 1990. The team was famous for wearing pink bow ties in the finals of the French Championship. <mask> played trials for the Australia national rugby union team in Argentina and the United Kingdom. He played for the Australian Under 21 Rugby Union team against New Zealand in 1980. The British Barbarian F.C. defeated the French selection "Séléction du Manoir".The Parc des Princes was there in 1982. The French Barbarian Rugby Club selected <mask> to play against the New Zealand All Blacks at La Rochelle in 1986. <mask> was the captain of the Italian side in 1986 at the Monaco Sevens. Racing Club de France was the best club player in 1987. The best club player of the 70's and 80's was from the Melbourne Rugby Football Club. In July 2012 <mask> became the CEO of the International Rugby Board. The IRB is now known as World Rugby.<mask> oversaw Rugby's return to the Olympic Games in Rio in 2016 as well as a record-breaking Rugby World Cup in England in 2015. The Rugby World Cup generated over half a billion dollars in surplus to World Rugby for reinvestment in the global game. Commercial revenues, broadcast audiences, and social media metrics all exceeded those of the Rugby World Cup in Japan. Rugby is expected to do well at the Tokyo Olympics 2020. The former 'International Rugby Board' is now known as World Rugby. The increase in World Rugby's digital and social media presence was judged the most extensive and engaged of the Olympic sports federations. <mask> has overseen change in the area of governance and player welfare, as well as leading a period of significant commercial growth for World Rugby and Rugby World Cup.In his role as CEO <mask> has been frequently solicited by news media and speaking forums for views on rugby and the business of sport. <mask> is a successful businessman who is a member of the Executive Board of the International Ski Federation. He is married with three children. 1959 births Living people Australian rugby union players Australian sports executives and

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title: Fred Hoiberg

texts: The American college basketball coach and former player is named <mask>. He is the men's head basketball coach at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. The nickname "The Mayor" was earned when he played college basketball at Iowa State University in Ames. He played in the NBA for ten years, playing for the Indiana Pacers, Chicago Bulls, and Minnesota Timberwolves. He began his coaching career at his alma mater, Iowa State University, after serving as vice president for basketball operations for the Minnesota Timberwolves. From 2010 to 2015, he was there before going on to coach in the NBA for the Chicago Bulls. At Ames High School in Ames, Iowa, he was the quarterback of the football team and the captain of the basketball team.He was honored as the State of Iowa's "Mr. Basketball" in 1991, after leading his basketball team to a state championship. He chose to play basketball for his hometown Iowa State Cyclones in the Big Eight Conference over many other offers. He played for three coaches and one for Tim Floyd. In 1995 he was a First-Team All-Big Eight selection. Arguably the most popular player in the history of Iowa State basketball, Hoiberg is among the top seven positions for nearly every statistical category, and his number 32 has been retired by Iowa State. He was known as an all-around player in college. While at Iowa State, he joined a frat.The nickname "The Mayor" was given to him after he received several write-in votes during the 1993 Ames, Iowa mayoral race. The National Federation of State High School Associations announced in 2012 that Hoiberg was elected to the National High School Hall of Fame. There is a professional career at 6 ft 4 in. Both are over 200 cm and over 200 lbs. Hoiberg was a shooting guard. He was selected 52nd in the 1995 NBA draft by the Indiana Pacers. After four years with the Pacers, he


title: Shim Suk-hee

texts: 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 The South Korean relay team won a gold medal in the 3000 metres. South Korea was in second place with three laps to go in the final race, but trailed China by a large margin. The anchor for the relay team conjured up a lot of energy.The Chinese were stunned by her daring move on the outer side of the track in the final lap. On 21 February, <mask> won the bronze medal in the 1000 metres with a total time of 1:31.027, which was 0.266 seconds behind winner Park Seung-hi and 0.216 seconds behind runner-up Fan Kexin. At the World Championships held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, <mask> won her first overall title with 102 points, placing first in the 1000 metres, 1500 metres and 3000 metres. She defeated Valérie Maltais who finished third in points. She ran in the 3000 meter super final at the World Championships. She won the gold medal in the relay with Lee Eun Byul and Oh Do Hee. She won a pair of silver medals.She won the gold medal in the 3,000-meter relay at the World Championships. She won gold and bronze medals in the 3000m Super Final. She won three medals in the 3,000-meter relay, the 1,000-meter, and the 1,500-meter relay. She was ranked second in the ISU competition. Prosvironova Sofia and Li Jinyu, from Russia and China respectively, placed first and second in 1500m. The relay team had five people. She won a gold medal in the 3000m relay at the Winter Olympics.After going through several injuries and stepping down from the national team, Shim Suk-hee has joined a non-national team and plans to participate in upcoming national team trials that are planned to take place in April. The last time she participated in the South Korea Winter

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