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texts: June 12. His case will go to jury trial.On August 7, 2014, he was released from jail. After three years away from fighting sports, <mask> decided to try his hand at mixed martial arts. He lost to Frank Mir in his second fight. The fight against Carter Williams, in which he was defeated by an illegal low kick, was one of the more notable bouts. The referee ended the fight in favor of <mask> because he refused to submit, despite being locked in a keylock. The MMA player went on hiatus for four years. Bond Lapua was defeated by fifty pounds in the return fight.When the second round went 15 seconds over the scheduled duration, it was a question as to why <mask> lost the fight to Harry Gopaul. <mask> was invited to occasionally train at The Arena MMA gym, which is home to many current and former UFC fighters, after <mask> was invited to occasionally train at The Arena MMA gym, which is home to many current and former UFC fighters, after <mask> was invited to occasionally train at The Arena MMA The loss at the hands of Rick Vardell was recently suffered by <mask>. After leaving Notre Dame, he turned to boxing. He traveled to Florida in 1998 to win a Golden Gloves 8-man single night tournament and was a multi time champion in the annual Bengal Bouts. The Gladiator Challenge: Impulse is a mixed martial arts record. "Alone at the top."The Phoenix New Times. American people convicted of theft, American people convicted of assault, and American people convicted of drug offenses are some of the people who were born in

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title: Jon Miller

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texts: <mask> is a sportscaster who broadcasts Major League Baseball. He has been the play-by-play man for the San Francisco Giants since 1997. He was a baseball analyst for the network from 1990 to 2010. The Ford C. Frick Award was given to <mask> by the National Baseball Hall of Fame. <mask> was born on Hamilton Air Force Base and grew up listening to the Giants on the radio. He attended his first baseball game in 1962, a 19–8 Giants' victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. <mask> recorded his own play-by-play into a tape recorder as a teenager and added his own crowd noise, vendors and commercials.<mask> took broadcasting classes at the College of San Mateo after graduating from the high school. He began his broadcasting career at the college's radio station, which reached much of the Bay Area. His first broadcasts were from baseball games. <mask> joined KFTY-TV as a sports director at the age of 20. He would sit in the press box at Candlestick Park and record the entire game on his tape recorder. Monte Moore helped <mask> get his first baseball play-by-play job in 1974 when he called the World Series champion Oakland A's. The Athletics dismissed <mask> after the 1974 season.<mask> broadcasted for the California Golden Seals of the National Hockey League. The early part of his career was spent announcing the San Francisco Dons and Pacific Tigers men's college basketball teams, as well as the Golden State Warriors and Washington Bullets of the NBA. In 1976, <mask> was selected by CBS-TV to broadcast the North American Soccer League Championship Game. <mask> did play-by-play for the Washington Diplomats. The Soccer Game of the Week was on TVS from 1977 to 1978. After the Rangers were unable to lure Fred White from Kansas City,

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texts: <mask> was hired by the Texas Rangers. He was hired by Boston after two seasons with Texas.<mask> said that the lure of doing baseball in Boston was too much to pass up. In 1983, he was hired by Baltimore's WFBR Radio, which at the time was the flagship station for the Baltimore Orioles. After the 1982 season, Chuck Thompson moved from the radio booth to do TV broadcasts full-time, and Harry Shriver brought in <mask> to handle radio play-by-play duties with Tom Marr. In his first year in Baltimore, <mask> called the Orioles' World Series championship run, including the last out of Game 5, and he eventually signed a contract with the Orioles. Peter Angelos, the owner of the Orioles, didn't like <mask>'s commentary on the team's play so he declined to renew his contract. The Giants joined <mask> in the Bay Area. <mask> has been the play-by-play voice of the San Francisco Giants since 1997 and has called games on radio and television.He signed a six-year extension to remain the voice of the Giants. On July 16, 2010, the Giants organization, including Dave Flemming, honored <mask> at AT&T Park in a ceremony before he received the Ford C. Frick Award. <mask> threw out the ceremonial first pitch. <mask> called his first game for CSN Bay Area as a substitute for Dave Flemming, who was broadcasting a football game on the radio. On May 27, 2003 during a game between the Giants and Arizona Diamondbacks, <mask> called a play involving two defensive errors by the Diamondbacks and at least three separate baserunning mistakes by the Giants outfielder Rubén Rivera. When Rivera was thrown out at home plate trying to score what would have been the winning run, <mask> declared, "The phrase was repeated numerous times on sports radio and

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texts: highlight shows such as SportsCenter, and quickly became one of the most famous calls of <mask>'s long career." During Game 3 of the 2004 World Series, he made a similar call on the radio when Jeff Suppan made a baserunning mistake.On April 7, 2016 <mask> accidentally called a grand slam for Hunter Pence, but corrected himself a week later when he hit another home run. <mask> made the call of Barry Bonds' record-breaking home run on August 7, 2007. His call of the historic home run will likely go down in history as the voice of the moment, as the Giants won their third World Series title in five years. Madison Bumgarner's performance in the playoffs was mentioned in his call. <mask> was the backup play-by-play man for NBC's Saturday Game of the Week broadcasts from 1986 to 1989. In 1994–1995, he called regional broadcasts for The Baseball Network. <mask> did national television and radio broadcasts of regular-season and playoffs games for the network, most prominently with Hall of Famer Joe Morgan on the network's Sunday Night Baseball broadcasts.<mask> called 13 World Series and 10 League Championship Series. During Game 3 of the 2000 World Series, <mask> was forced to leave the booth due to an illness. <mask> resumed his duties in Game 4 of the Series after filling in on play-by-play for the rest of the game. In November 2010, it was announced that <mask> and Morgan wouldn't be returning to Sunday night broadcasts in 2011. <mask> was offered a continued role with the radio network. In the first season of Cheers, <mask>'s voice can be heard in a scene where the gang at the bar are watching a baseball game. He can be heard in the films 61* and Summer catch, as well as in the English release of the animated movie My

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texts: Neighbors the Yamadas.In 1998, <mask> wrote a book with Mark S. Hyman called "Confessions of a Baseball Purist: What's Right and Wrong with Baseball, as seen from the Best Seat in the House." In the episode "Little Octi Lost", <mask> played the role of Jordan. <mask> received many honors for his work, including six CableACE Award nominations and several Emmy Award nominations. He was in the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association Hall of Fame in 1998, the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2010, and the National Radio Hall of Fame in 2014). <mask> was inducted into the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame in 2010 with his broadcasting professor from the College of San Mateo. Commentating style <mask>'s delivery is notable for his easy manner and measured use of hyperbole, particularly in banter with his partner sportscasters. He livens up broadcasts with a few Hawaiian and Japanese phrases, and has been known to announce a half-inning in Spanish.<mask> generally pronounces foreign language names with the source language pronunciation, unlike broadcasters who " Anglicize" foreign-named players. <mask> has scored over 5,500 games since he started broadcasting. <mask> will quote lines from Shakespeare plays. He is known for his foul ball call and his emphatic cries of "Safe!" On close plays. A successful double play. He has a unique pronunciation of the word safe, which sounds more like an umpire's call.On plays where a baserunner tries to slide into a base before being tagged out. <mask> would say "tell it goodbye!" after home runs. Although he has avoided this in recent years, he still refers to a home run as a "big fly". His call for a home run is now "Adios, pelota!" He occasionally uses this phrase for home runs hit by

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texts: non-Hispanics. <mask> is well-known in baseball circles for his imitation of Vin Scully. Among others, <mask> imitates Harry Caray, Chuck Thompson, Jack Buck, Al Michaels, Babe Ruth, Bob Sheppard, and Harry Kalas.He recalled being in the stands at Candlestick Park as a child and looking into the broadcast booth, when asked how he got into broadcasting play by play of baseball games. In the middle of the at-bat, he watched as the broadcasters ate a few fries and a drink between pitches, thinking, "That is the life for me." <mask> introduces himself and his fellow broadcasters, followed by the phrase "your Giants broadcasters". <mask> replaces the word "broadcasters" with "telecasters" when he is on TV. Mike Krukow refers to <mask> as "The Big Kahuna". He would refer to his Sunday Night Baseball broadcasts as "your Sunday night telecasters" and his World Series broadcasts as "your World Series broadcasters". In the 1970s, <mask> was involved in a marriage that produced two daughters.His childhood babysitter, who DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch The couple have a son together. The <mask>s live in Moss Beach. <mask>'s daughter was in an episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. The National Baseball Hall of Fame has a biography of

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title: James Van Praagh

texts: <mask> is an American author, producer and television personality who describes himself as a psychic and spiritual medium. Talking to Heaven was a New York Times best seller. Living with the Dead was written and produced by <mask> and starred Ted Danson. He hosted a show called Beyond with <mask>. Skeptical activists such as <mask>, Joe Nickell, organizations such as the Independent Investigations Group, and notable media personalities have attempted to counter the perception that what <mask> and other mediums do reflects reality. His critics say that <mask>'s readings are not "psychic" and that he uses deceptive cold reading and hot reading techniques. The youngest of four children, <mask> was born in New York.He said he experienced spiritual phenomena from an early age, including once when he was 8 years old, when a glowing open hand appeared through his ceiling. He was an altar boy and attended pre-seminary at the age of 14. He left the seminary after he claims a spirit whispered to him, "God is much bigger than these four walls; you must leave and find God outside in the world." <mask> claims that his mother visits and guides him frequently. He moved to Los Angeles in hopes of getting a job with the TV show Hill Street Blues after graduating from San Francisco State University with a degree in Broadcasting and Communications. Instead he got an entry-level office job at Paramount, which he eventually quit after developing an interest in spiritualism and visiting medium Brian Hurst, who predicted he would become a medium and stated that the spirit world would assist him in "changing the consciousness of the planet." <mask> was doing readings and learning about mediumship.<mask> claims in his book Talking to Heaven that he saw a substance from a British celebrity medium and that it inspired him. Career

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texts: <mask> began his career by giving private readings for clients and quickly graduated to wider audiences through the sale and distribution of a series of audiotapes and books. He became a resident expert on The Other Side in 1995 after appearing on the show in the early 1990s. In 1997 <mask> appeared on Larry King Live to promote his book Talking to Heaven. He said the book went from 6,000 copies to 600,000 in three months. He's appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Larry King Live, Dr. Phil, A&E's Biography, Nightline, Unsolved Mysteries, The View, and Today. The Compassionate Friends is a non-profit that helps people who have lost children or siblings.He writes for The Huffington Post. <mask> believes that people who have died are still alive in a different form. <mask> claims these spirits help guide him, and that they have told him there are many levels of Heaven and we get to that level we have created by our thoughts, words and deeds while on earth. <mask> has written many books that have been translated into multiple languages. His 1999 book Talking to Heaven, which recounts stories about his contact with the deceased, held the top spot on the New York Times Best Seller List for weeks. Ghosts Among Us is a book about ghosts and the spirit world. Growing Up in Heaven: The Eternal Connection Between Parent and Child gives a detailed portrayal of what happens to the souls of children after they die.In April 2002, CBS aired Living with the Dead, a four-hour miniseries based on <mask> and directed by Stephen Gyllenhaal. Although the series followed <mask>'s experiences, it included a fictional mystery about the murder of a teenage boy at the hands of a serial killer. The <mask>aghs were played by Ted Danson, his mother, and his father. Danson's portrayal of <mask> as a man anguished by his lifelong visions

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texts: of the dead was praised by outlets like the Chicago Tribune. The WB Network broadcasted Beyond with <mask> <mask> from September 2002 to January 2003 after the success of the show Crossing Over with John Edward. <mask> gave audience members and celebrities readings, as well as field investigations into crimes and missing persons, in Beyond. Stephen Kay directed Talking with the Dead, which aired on CBS on October 24, 2004.Anne Heche produced and starred in the film as Emily Parkes, a woman who receives an antique engagement ring from her fiancé and begins to have visions of her murdered previous owner. Chris Sarandon and Christopher Guest were also in the movie. <mask> was a co-executive producer on the CBS show. Mary Ann Wynchowski, a psychic who <mask> met while filming Beyond with <mask> <mask>, inspired the teleplay. The show ran for five seasons on CBS. <mask> <mask> filed a lawsuit in New York against his sister Lynn Gratton, who is also a psychic. Lynn was accused of using her maiden name <mask>raagh to benefit from her husband's name even though she took her husband's name more than 50 years ago.Skeptics have questioned <mask>'s abilities. The James Randi Educational Foundation made a public offer to <mask>agh through the Huffington Post to take the JREF One Million Dollar Paranormal Challenge to test his psychic abilities. <mask> said "<mask> <mask> and Allison DuBois have turned the huckster art of 'cold reading' into a multimillion-dollar industry, preying on families' deepest fears and regrets." The challenge was not accepted by <mask>. When <mask> told Barbara that she had an elevated white blood-cell count, she called him dangerous. John Oliver criticized the media for promoting TV psychic mediums such as <mask>agh, because this exposure convinces viewers that such powers are real, and so

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texts: enable neighborhood psychics to prey on grieving families. Oliver said that "when psychic abilities are presented as authentic, it emboldens a vast underworld of unscrupulous vultures, more than happy to make money by offering an open line to the afterlife, as well as many other bullshit services."<mask> is thought to use tactics such as hot reading or gleaning information from sitters. Group readings make it more likely that at least one person in the audience will identify with a general statement made with conviction. Before airing, shows are edited to show what appears to be hits and remove anything that doesn't reflect well on the medium. The Independent Investigations Group attended a taping of <mask>'s show. There were differences between the live segments and how they were edited for broadcast. <mask> was chatting with a woman from Italy while he was signing books during a live show. The woman raised her hand when he asked if there was someone from another country.Several television producers have confirmed that <mask> uses hot-reading techniques, according to a report in Skeptic Magazine. I can't say that <mask> <mask> is a total fraud because he came up with things I hadn't told him, but there were moments on the show when he appeared to be coming up with fresh information that he got. I told him I was a fireman when he asked about the profession of the dead loved one of our guests. He said something to the effect of "I see a uniform" when the show began. Was he a policeman or fireman? He got that directly from me. Josh was initially impressed by the details provided in the ABC news segment, which was read by <mask>.He said that all the seemingly unknown facts about his life had been available on the internet. <mask> is married to his partner. There are External links to <mask> <mask> Official

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title: Leigh Whannell

texts: <mask> was born in 1977 and is an Australian screenwriter, actor, film producer, and film director. He has written films for James Wan, including Saw, Dead Silence, Insidious, and Insidious: Chapter 2. <mask> made his directorial debut with Insidious: Chapter 3, and has since directed two more films. The Saw franchise was created by <mask> and Wan. <mask> wrote the first installments, co-wrote the second and third installments, was producer or executive producer for all the films, and appeared as the Adam Stanheight character in three of the installments. The Saw video game was written and co-written by him. <mask> was born in Australia.He believes that his love of telling stories came from his mother and his father was a cameraman in the television industry. His brother was one of two boys. Whannell worked as a reporter and film critic for several Australian television shows, including ABC's Recovery, a Saturday morning youth-oriented program hosted by Dylan Lewis. The result was that instead of following the usual MTV ideal of what teenagers want in a TV show, we have some seriously scruffy windsurfing moves! Recovery tapped into the so-called "alternative" movement that was in full swing at the time by giving teenagers what they actually want: genuine, unpolished anarchy. <mask> had originally tried out for the host role, but was later hired as a reporter and stated that "Recovery is the best job I've ever had." <mask> appeared in the first season of Under Melbourne Tonight presents What's Goin' On There?On 10 June 1998. <mask> played the character "Axel" in the video game Enter The Matrix as well as in the film The Matrix Reloaded. <mask> met James Wan while in film school. The two wrote a script together. After making a short film in 2003 to showcase the intensity of the Saw script, the feature

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texts: film version, directed by Wan, was made in 2004 and became a low-budget hit. One of the main characters in the film was <mask>. The sequel to Saw, Saw II, was co-written and directed by <mask> and was based on the original script by Bousman.<mask> was an executive producer. <mask> and Wan collaborated on a film called Dead Silence, which Wan directed. The 2006 release was pushed back because of small problems with the title. <mask> wrote the screenplay for the third time, after the duo composed the story for Saw III. It was directed by Bousman again and was released in October of 2006 <mask> reprises his role as Adam. The most successful Saw film to date is Saw III, which made over $129 million worldwide after 38 days in cinemas.<mask>'s writing partner, Wan, was chosen to direct the film Death Sentence, the first feature film with their participation that they did not write themselves. <mask> plays Spink in Death Sentence. In 2008, <mask> took off his writing hat to perform in Dying Breed, a low-budget Australian horror film about a team of zoologists exploring the Tasmanian wilderness to locate a creature thought extinct. Instead, they wander into the domain of cannibals who retain their taste for human flesh, and become prey. During the production of Saw, <mask> sought medical treatment. <mask> says that he was going through a tough time with health and anxiety. The anxiety can be seen in physical ways.I was having headaches for a long time. It started affecting my life. Spending time in a hospital inspired him to become the lead villain of the Saw series. I was sitting in a neurological ward and I was surrounded by people who had brain tumors. I had my first proper look at mortality and it was frightening. I wanted to get my health back and it made me realize how important good health is. If you

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texts: have that, you have everything.<mask> wrote the script for Insidious, which was directed by Wan and produced by Oren Peli. In relation to the Saw franchise, <mask> stated in 2011. If they wanted to, the producers could make 10 more. They told us that they were done with it. They're exhausted. I think they need some time off since they have been making one a year for the past seven years. <mask> is an executive producer, actor and screenwriter for a film project that was reported in mid-2013.An isolated elementary school is the focus of the film's plot. <mask> wrote and directed the sequel Insidious: Chapter 3. <mask> had expressed interest in returning to the Saw franchise, however, in a November 2013 post on his personal blog, <mask> described a new chapter beyond his partnership with Wan, as the director had finally reached his goal of making epic-style blockbuster productions. He's going to make the big ones, the films he's always wanted to make. His name will be added to a group of film directors that he's always liked. Like a proud father, I'm happy for him. It is the end of an era because of that.<mask> doesn't rule out collaborating with Wan again, but he feels like he needs to direct a film for the first time. <mask> was the writer and director of the science fiction body horror film Upgrade, which was released by OTL Releasing and was received well. <mask> produced a retooling of H.G. The book was written by Wells. The film was released in 2020 and received universal critical praise. In July 2020, it was announced that he was working on a sequel. <mask> is working on a new version of Escape from New York.He is producing and directing a sequel to Upgrade. He is in talks to direct a remake of The Wolf Man. There are links to 1977 births of Australian male film actors and Australian film

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title: Bill Black (voice director)

texts: <mask> is a musician, voice actor, and sound effects designer. <mask> was born in Long Beach, California. August 18, 1960. James Intveld and the Rockin' Shadows played bass in the Los Angeles clubs. <mask> left and was replaced by Patrick Woodward. Ricky Nelson asked Ricky Intveld and Woodward to join his band. They were killed when the plane in which they were travelling crashed in De Kalb, Texas less than two miles from a landing strip.<mask> was a member of the pop punk rock group "The Earwigs" until they split up in 1987. <mask> was hired by Activision to create audio and MIDI tracks for their games. He began sound design, casting, and directing character voice overs for video games under the name Big Fat Kitty. The sound design for Gina & TL was done by him. The sound that opens and closes the Tokyo Stock Exchange was created by <mask> and Chiten. The publishing company of Buzzy Linhart has a CFO named <mask>. <mask> is a lecturer at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering.Law and Order and StreetTime have used <mask>'s musical compositions. Paul Chiten is on the CBS Series Law and Order Criminal Intent. The CBS Movie of the Week is Shark Attack with Paul Chiten.

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title: Billy Meyer

texts: <mask> was an American baseball player and manager. He managed two of the worst teams in the history of Major League Baseball. A catcher who was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 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 Meyer played in only one game in the majors. When he returned to the American League with the Philadelphia Athletics in 1916, they won only 36 games and lost more than 100. He played in 62 games for the improved A's club which posted a 55–98 mark. The Pittsburgh Pirates had the third-worst record in modern National League history in 1952 under Meyer.During the period from 1932 through 1947, <mask> was a highly successful minor league manager, helming high-level teams in the New York Yankees' organization and winning four playoff championships. William and <mask> were the parents of early life <mask>. His father came to the United States at the age of 16 and operated a brewery. <mask> started playing baseball in grade school after his father bought him a catcher's mitt. Johnny Kling was his hero. He was a good student until

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texts: high school, when baseball became a primary focus and resulted in a school suspension. His father owned a brewery in Smithton, Pennsylvania, and the younger <mask> worked there during vacation.<mask> was offered $75 per month to catch for a Lakeland, Florida, team, but his father resisted the idea because he was expected to inherit the brewery. He was offered $175 per month to play for the team in Florida that he played for. He hit a home run for the championship-winning team in Florida. His father never protested against baseball again after he returned to Tennessee with $250. In 1915, <mask> was signed by the Philadelphia Athletics to back up catcher Wally Schang. Mack had him catch young pitchers in order to save Schang. The A's finished with the worst winning percentage in Major League Baseball history, and he played 50 games for them that year.He played 62 games for the A's in 1917. This would be <mask>'s last season in the majors. He collected 71 hits, with seven doubles, three triples and one home run, and was credited with 21 runs. <mask> was sold to the Louisville Colonels after the season. He was a major contributor to the Colonels' American Association pennants in 1921 and 1925, and stayed in Louisville for 11 years. <mask> was named to succeed McCarthy at the helm of the Colonels after McCarthy was called up to manage the Chicago Cubs. <mask>, a future Baseball Hall of Fame second baseman, was on Louisville's team that won a second consecutive pennant in <mask>'s first season.The Colonels 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

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texts: history by Minor League Baseball. The Sporting News named <mask> the Minor League Manager of the Year. <mask> won eight pennants, narrowly missed a ninth, and finished in the second division only twice as a manager. <mask> and Newark were in last place and had lost to Buffalo seven times in a row. Buffalo dropped into the second division while Newark rebounded by winning 30 of 34 games.<mask>'s clubs won 1,605 and lost 1,325 in 19 seasons as a minor league skipper. <mask> was known for being scrappiness. The general manager of Newark was threatened by one of his players, "If you don't get me more dough, you'll be sorry." Rhabe ran the bases poorly in a game. <mask> kicked Rhabe off the team. Similar to Joe McCarthy, he was a disciplinarian who rarely screamed at players. <mask> was a fan of George M. Cohan.Joe McCarthy introduced <mask> to Cohan. <mask> sang songs that Cohan had not remembered. <mask> was unsuccessful in his attempts to get major league jobs. He was a candidate to be the manager of the Cleveland Indians, but lost out to Ossie Vitt. Later, he was derailed by the clubs' preference of the time for player–managers, thus saving salary during the Great Depression, or men whose major league résumés were stronger than <mask>'s. <mask> was considered for the job after the Cubs fired Hartnett, but Wilson got the job after the Reds won the World Series. Frank E. McKinney, owner of the Indianapolis Indians of the American Association, approached <mask> at the Little World Series in Louisville on behalf of the Indians' parent team, the Boston Braves, about their managerial opening, but the Braves owners, led by Lou Perini, ultimately chose

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texts: <mask>.McCarthy, who won eight American League pennants, seven World Series titles, and 1,438 regular-season games, was the only Yankees skipper from 1931 through 1945. After a tumultuous 1946 season, which saw McCarthy quit as the Bombers' skipper in May, Yankees president and co-owner Larry MacPhail offered the 1947 managerial job to <mask>, though <mask> had been seriously ill that same year, having collapsed during a June game. MacPhail had a reputation for clashing with his managers. <mask> returned to Kansas City and led the Blues to a first-place finish, while the Yankees rebounded to win the 1947 pennant. The Pittsburgh Pirates were consequential in the years 1946 and 1947. The Pirates' majority owner was Frank McKinney, who had contacted <mask> about interviewing with the Braves after the 1945 season. His ownership group hired a new management team at the end of the 1946 season.Roy Hamey was selected as general manager. <mask> was named the Baseball Hall of Fame second baseman player and manager in 1947. The Pirates stumbled to their second consecutive seventh-place season in the eight-team National League after the managerial move backfired, as Herman was at the end of the line as a player, appearing in only 18 games and hitting.213. He left the campaign with one game left. McKinney turned to <mask>, who accepted their offer to become Pittsburgh's pilot for 1948. <mask> was endorsed by Joe McCarthy, who had followed <mask>'s work with future Yankees stars in Oakland, Kansas City and Newark. McCarthy said that <mask> was the best manager in the minor leagues at the time, and predicted that he would be one of the best in the majors.In his first

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texts: season, Pittsburgh rose from seventh to fourth in the table and just 8 games out of first. <mask> was the Major League Manager of the Year. The Pirates led the National League in attendance. The Pirates dropped to sixth place in 1949 despite the home run heroics of Ralph Kiner. <mask> lost the team when he suggested to reporters a player had run into a pitchout on his own when he had actually given the player a hit and run sign. They were back in the cellar by 1950. Branch Rickey, the new owner of the Pirates, brought up young players from the farm system in order to purge the team of high-salaried veterans.<mask> was saddled with a minor-league team at the major-league level when it backfired in Pittsburgh. In 1952 the Pirates lost 112 games, the second-worst record in franchise history, and the third-worst in modern National League history. At the end of the campaign, <mask> resigned. <mask> was given two significant honors, a measure of how widely respected he was. <mask>'s uniform number was retired by the Pirates in 1954. He was saluted by his hometown of Knoxville, where he had married his high school sweetheart, Madelon Warters, in 1932. <mask> Stadium, the city's baseball park, was named in his honor.The painting Bottom of the Sixth has <mask> in it. After his stroke in 1955, <mask> worked as a scout for the Pirates. At the age of 64, <mask> died of heart and kidney problems. Further reading is referred to as Abrams, Al. It'slights on sports: passing of a good one. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. April 2, 1957.<mask>. Denis Repp wrote the article. There is a SABR biography project. On July 22, 2019. <mask> at Baseball Almanac 1893 births 1957 deaths

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title: Richard Corbet (died 1606)

texts: Sir <mask> was an English politician of the Elizabethan period. <mask> is the second son of Sir <mask> and <mask>. Moreton Corbet Castle, still a stronghold in the Tudor period, is a remnant of the Corbets' association with Shropshire stretching back to the Norman Conquest. They were the head of the Protestant landed gentry in the reign of Elizabeth I. Sir Andrew was the leader and vice-president of the Council in the Marches of Wales from 1574–77. Jane is the daughter of Sir Robert. Sir Andrew's uncle, <mask>, arranged the marriage of his parents.Robert was their first son. Two or three years after his brother, <mask> was born. The choice of his name might have been a tribute to his great-uncle <mask>, who was close to Sir Andrew and his family even after the wardship ended in 1543. Sir Andrew and Jane were going to have more children. <mask> might have been educated at the school. The family historian <mask> said that Sir Andrew's three elder sons were polished by learning at the Shrewsbury School, where both scholars and Master were justly famous. We found that 3s.9d. It was spent on Mr. Corbet's sones. The School's first years of prosperity were due to the unremitting fostering care and his renown. It is unlikely that <mask> studied under his headship for more than a couple of years because the school was not opened until 1552. It is unclear which of Sir Andrew's sons studied at the school, although the argument for <mask> being among the three mentioned is much stronger than for his elder brother. There were many links between the Corbets and the school. Sir Andrew's uncle, <mask>, was a leader in pushing for its establishment.The first person to praise Sir Andrew was Thomas Ashton. Philip Sidney was placed at the

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title: Richard Corbet (died 1606)

texts: school by his father, Henry Sidney, the president of the Council in the Marches, and a close friend of the Corbets. <mask> was not destined to inherit the Corbet estates. He married Mary Morgan, daughter of Morgan Wolfe. The first wife of Corbet received as her dower the main residence of Corbet. This seems to rest on <mask>'s construction of events. He lived at Meriden, where he took his first wife's property.The dower is property signed over to a woman by her husband or family. Mary was the widow of Thomas Lee. Clattercote was the place where she was held for life after her first husband's death. Clattercote may have been their main residence if Corbet's wife had died. He left it to his second wife, Judith Austin. The main manor, which was owned by the Earls of Derby, was purchased by Corbet. He had taken over the Corbet estates from his brother.He was known as "<mask> of Clattercote" at the time he purchased it, but the Privy Council said he was "<mask> of Meryden in the Countie of Warwick". William Foster bought the manor from the poet Edward Aglionby. The history of the ownership of the two manors doesn't mention the Wolfe family, so they may have rented one of the halls. <mask> died of bubonic plague while visiting his uncle in London. <mask> succeeded Robert because he had no male heirs. He was the beneficiary of his brother's property in many parts of the country. He tried to complete his brother's unfinished extension at Moreton Corbet castle.As Moreton Corbet must have been a large building site, his residence seems to have been at nearby Shawbury, where he was granted permission to build a family chapel. Corbet would start a new project before he finished the first one. He had a lot of debt by the time he

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title: Richard Corbet (died 1606)

texts: not. During a serious food shortage in 1596, the Privy Council ordered Corbet to shut down the beer operations at the Brethren in Market Drayton. They were using 20 strikes weekly strikes of grain, which was said to be 50% more than in London. Corbet was ordered to restrict their brew to the minimum necessary for their customers and to forbid tippling and disorderly drinking in the alehouses, as this would serve for the relief of many poor people.<mask> was appointed Knight of the Order of the Bath on the accession of James I in 1603. In 1586, <mask> was elected a Member of the Parliament of England for Shropshire. He was placed first in order of precedence over his brother-in-law. This was the second of three parliaments in which Leveson was a member. The Corbets had been drawn from a small circle of upper gentry families for hundreds of years. The combined Corbet and Leveson families were more than a match for any other family. Parliament was assembled on 15 October after being summoned in September.It ended in March. As the first knight, Corbet would have been the county's representative on the subsidy committee, which deals with taxation. On February 22,1587, this was appointed. Death Corbet was buried at Moreton Corbet. He owed more than $5500 by the time he died. The largest of his debts was at least £800 owed to his sister, Mary, according to his will. The document has a lot of debts and attempts to set them right.He gave his second wife, Judith, $300 in recognition of her allowing him to supplement her jointure with tenants' leases, an expensive way to save money. <mask> gave some of his money to the servants. He gave a lot of money to his relatives and friends. He gave £40 to the Lord chief Justice of

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title: Richard Corbet (died 1606)

texts: England, presumably John Popham, who was famously wealthy, and another £40 to Roger Owen, who had told parliament how he had profitably invested $300 in the Muscovy Company. He ends with a list of debts, including Mistres Standen, Sir Michael Hix, Mr Thomas Spencer, Mr Morrall, <mask>, and Mr Thornes. Corbet was optimistic to the end, even though he died without issue. "My Will is that if the child wherewith it is pleased GOD to grant that my wife will now be a daughter and I will pay her at 16 from all the rentes," he wrote in his will.His brother,<mask>, had a son to succeed him, <mask>. Mary Wolfe was the daughter of Morgan Wolfe and the widow of Thomas Lee. There was no issue in the marriage. Mary had a lot of money from her marriage to Lee. The date of her death is not known. The daughter of Thomas Austin of Oxley and Mary Cresswell was named Judith Austin. Before marrying Corbet, Judith was widowed twice.The husbands were drawn from the gentry of the border. William Boothby was the father of at least one daughter and two sons. William Basset and Langley Meynell were her second and third husbands. She had a daughter, Elizabeth. Sir Walter Raleigh purchased wardship on the death of Elizabeth. He married Elizabeth to his son Walter. He gave Elizabeth to her mother for a fee.During her brief marriage to <mask>, Judith was trying to get her daughter's wardship back to her. Judith was pregnant with <mask>'s child when he died, but the child died shortly after birth, and the marriage was unaffected. Elizabeth Boothby, Judith's daughter from her first marriage, married <mask>,Vincent's son and heir. Judith chose to be buried at Blore under effigies of herself, William and her daughter. References 1540s births and 1606

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title: Charles Hitchen

texts: In the early 18th century, <mask> was a "thief-taker" (private policeman) and under-marshal of the City of London. <mask> and Jonathan Wild both blackmailed and bribed people and establishments regardless of their reputation, and <mask> even contributed to his sentencing to death. Despite the disgrace of the people he earned through his abusive exercising of his power, he remained in power and continued fighting against violent crime after the end of the war of the Spanish Succession. <mask>, widely known for his homosexual activities and nicknamed as Madam or Your Ladyship, publicly condemned this crime and even raided so called Molly houses being a member of Societies for the Reformation of Manners. Due to his inaccuracy and growing contempt of people he himself became the subject of the Justice and was fined, pilloried and imprisoned, dying soon after leaving Newgate. <mask> was born in poverty to a family in the early 17th century. He was a cabinet maker before he married Elizabeth, the daughter of John Wells.The couple moved to the north side of St. Paul's Churchyard in the City of London after he set up trade as a joiner. They must have had at least one child as

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texts: <mask> mentioned his family. John Wells died in 1711 and left his property to his two daughters. <mask> persuaded his wife to sell her inheritance so that he could invest in a business that was very profitable and he purchased the office of City under-marshal for £700. Theprovost marshals were introduced in 1570s because the police force couldn't control the city's large population of beggars. In the 17th century, they were given a regular salary and were able to execute warrants of arrest throughout England and America. They were able to prosecute violations of the city's trading regulations.They were given the power to investigate and suppress gambling houses in the 18th century. The two marshals, an upper and an under employing six men paid a shilling a day and had to buy their office at a public auction which raised the possibility of selling the office for a higher price. The price of <mask>'s titled job increased from 300 to 700 by the time he bought it. Some marshals were made to seek recovery of their investment by illegal means. Their official income was not excessive. Both prisoners are given an allowance for clothes and horse, as well as a share of the entrance

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title: Charles Hitchen

texts: fee to the prisons and watch-houses. The marshals were allowed to collect and retain a tax at the fair.The former cabinet-maker didn't restrict himself to the income from the Lord Mayor of London. He said, "What do you think I bought my place for, but to make the most of it?" He used to justify his crimes. He regularised the practice of using the position as a form of legal theft. It would be difficult to explain his familiarity with London's Underworld if he had acted as a middleman between thieves and victims before taking the post. He used his authority to build or extend his business and stayed as a middleman. <mask> was able to regulate 2000 thieves and organize for them to steal and fence the stolen merchandise through him, a practice pickpockets would find more profitable or less dangerous than going to a pawnbroker, since most desperate victims of the theft were ready to pay a fee negotiated by the "finderpickpockets were causing larger and larger economic losses to traders and merchants because of the growth of paper money transfers. Hitchen started the trade of returning notices for a reward after learning how valuable they were to their owners. The risk was not


title: Charles Hitchen

texts: great since prostitutes were more likely to steal wallet than finder. On a daily basis, the under-marshal raided taverns and dram-shops. He read the advertisements at Hatton's. He wrote blackmail letters at Woolpack. He had lunch with thieves at the Cross Keys.At the Blue Boar, he made plans with them, and at the Clerkenwell Workhouse, his tricorn adorned with gold braid glittered over 12-year-old pickpockets. <mask> was paid "protection" by Jonathan Wild, who paid Blackmail to targets like Marry Milliner. He bribed people in exchange for immunity from being robbed, and brothels and Molly houses made quarterly payments to him. The practice of a protection racket was mastered by the marshal. Hitchen was so confident that he had official immunity that he began to boast of controlling dozens of thieves. All of the victims of pickpockets were presented to the court at the beginning of September. The marshal's case was not looked into by the court.It would not be easy to sell the office knowing that <mask>'s discharge would cause its devaluation, since the post was usually sold as mentioned above. The city treasury benefited from the sale of the case because it was a deal

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texts: between the holder and purchaser. The aldermen adopted a cautious and neglectful approach. Due to the seriousness of the complaints and the letter sent to the retiring Lord Mayor by <mask>'s accusers, a committee under the retiring mayor was appointed to examine the case. <mask> was involved in 10 testimonies that were taken by 27 October. Thomas Rogers complained that he lost his pocket book and letter case at the Royal Exchange. Walter Corbet lost his case when he watched the pillory of three men.Nathaniel Smith, having lost his pocket book to a whore, was taken to Temple Bar by the under-marshal to meet a gang of thirty to forty young pickpockets, whom he referred to by their names. The victims placed advertisements on their losses in order to raise money for the recovery in The Daily Courant. Hitchen relied on his knowledge of thieves and pickpockets to get high rewards, such as when Cobert's 5-guinea offering turned into a 50–60-guinea reward or when Dudley Downs had to pay 55 guineas for four exchequer bills of £200. Smith, who was asked to pay 20 guineas, did not do so and caused marshal's campaign of vilification. They referred to another thief-taker, Joseph


title: Charles Hitchen

texts: Billers, who was one of the competitors of Hitchen's. The case concerned a loss of a letter from a member of the nobility to another member of the nobility. He reported <mask> to the court for telling him about 2000 thieves living in the Bills of Mortality.The fullest information came from the written testimony of a police officer. He named the taverns "Three Tuns", "Black Horse", "Blue Boar" and "King's Head" and an account of marshal's actual dealings there. He remembered that he had arrested six pickpockets in one of the taverns above and caused the marshal's rage, when he showed a notice declaring the county within his jurisdiction and took the thieves with him to the City. After testifying against Hitchen's master, Sir <mask> granted freedom to two pickpockets, Christopher Plummer and William Field, at the end of September. After two months of being accused of felonies, the under-marshal showed his written answer and tried to retain his power. The document contains the names of places where Hitchen met the thieves and organised crimes with them. One example of social details is how Lord Barnard's bills appeared in Hitchen's hands.The letter would be thrown out if one

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texts: did not tip the worker. Pickpockets, visiting the Office for their own purpose in the midnight, saw the other one at the door with the bills inside. <mask> was set to assist him after seeing the boys with papers on one side of the tavern and a sad victim on the other side. The Court ofAldermen were reluctant to take a decision against him because of the clear reasons discussed above, but this rather comic justification with others added to his main reason was not to blindfold them. They couldn't ignore the Lord Mayor's reminder that marshal's behavior humiliated the city and reflected other officers' behavior under the mayor. All they did was cynicism. They didn't read Hitchen's written defence until January 1713.It took them five months to make a decision on marshal's suspension, which they did on June 24, 1713. <mask> was rendered to seek his resources to continue his trade because of his employees' lack of assistance. The exact date <mask>'s "Answer" was presented to the committee was December 16th, 1712 and Jonathan Wild was a prisoner in the Wood street Compter for a debt. While in the Compter, Wild was well-acquainted with the prototypes of the personae of his


title: Charles Hitchen

texts: further real life drama full of prostitutes and thieves, one of them being Marry Milliner. He practiced taking fees for recovering stolen letters and diaries, and later became a thief-maker and a mastermind of organised crimes. He was involved in almost every type of crime; coining, forging, or smuggling protection rackets. A handicapped under-marshal would make a good use of such a person.He ushered Wild from making his living with prostitution to being a thief-taker. In his account of 1713–14, written as an answer to <mask>'s "Regulator", Wild describes how the marshal approached him: I am very sensible that you are let into the knowledge of the intrigues of the compter, particularly with relation to the securing of pocket Your experience is not as good as mine. I can give you a better method than you are used to... You will ruin the trade of thief-taking in advance of greater rewards than is necessary. The thieves and pickpockets will submit to our terms when they see us. <mask> and his assistant went first to Temple Bar, the westernmost limit of his area of jurisdiction.The marshal was revered with different "fine" drinks at different taverns, to which he only gave a


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texts: brief sign asking for information on stolen goods. He promised protection to female visitors of those establishments, but only if they delivered all their pocket books. He accused the baillif's wife of being "lewd" after seizing her in the street for talking to a man. He took her to Cheapside and waited for her until he paid for his meal. Pickpockets, or "mathematicians" as Hitchen called them affectionately, appear with a noteworthy incident in this period. Hitchen and Wild were walking near St Paul's when they saw the boys running away. Hitchen saw the reason for their hiding.The juvenile who stole Lord Barnard's bills was caught and arrested. The justice and <mask> went to attack the house after the address of the boy's friends was given to them. The marshal fled while the assistant Wild was left inside after the guests were welcomed with an unfriendly 'damn ye'. The gang of around 12-year-olds were taken and tried at Kingston assizes as their robbery was committed. The court acquitted the boys after their parents complained that the marshal was forcing their children to commit crime. 40 pounds for dead or alive heads was not enough for him. The court reprimanded him


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texts: for the base interest.<mask>'s proposed plan to fight against the crime raised due to the end of the War of the Spanish Succession was reconsidered in December 1713. <mask> would not be able to use his employees and other than that, he should not have liked his assistant's better skills. Wild could be happy with his master's behavior. He settled in the Little Old Bailey to use his Intelligence Agency for Lost Goods to continue his business as a middleman and receiver. Wild put one of his first advertisements in The Daily Courant on May 26, 1714, marking the beginning of his unique method employed for the next ten years and alarmed his former master with his fame and wealth. He began to cut down on Hitchen's gangs and started a paper war with him. Hitchen dedicated his pamphlet "A True Discovery of the Conduct of Receivers and Thief-takers, in and about the City of London: To the Multiplication and Encouragement of Thieves, Housebreakers, and other loose and disorderly Persons" to the Lord Mayor.<mask> was portrayed as a social reformer and moralist by the tract. <mask> made an allusion to Wild in his first pamphlet, but did not directly name him. King James II's

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title: Charles Hitchen

texts: "Committees of Regulators" appointed to change the result of the elections for the king's favor made the word "regulator" very negative. By the time the pamphlet was written, the word "a boss" might have meant something. The second pamphlet was called "The Regulator: or a Discovery of the Thieves, Thief-takers, and Locks, alias Receivers of Stolen Goods in and about the City of London" and was written as a rebuttal to Wild's answer. The ways to prevent crime were not presented in a way that was effective. The author's illiteracy made it hard for the audience to take it seriously.The title page stated that it was written by a prisoner in Newgate. The society's view is that an "unthinking scribbler...expos'd to the world in his own treatise", only whom "such a bundle of nonsense" could be composed. <mask> complains at the beginning of "the Regulator" that "such as have assumed the title of thief-takers" that "if these should hold their peace, the stones in the city would cry out". <mask> gives an example of a case where Wild saves his co-conspirators and prosecutes an innocent one. Three "notorious rogues", William Mathews, Christopher Matthews and Obadiah Lemmon, robbed a


title: Charles Hitchen

texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Through a fictional character's eyes, Hitchen tries to give a panoramic view of the "Goat" with old thieves, spies, suspicious women, and Lemon himself sitting in the corner filling remorse for betrayal. There is a parody of Wild's advertisements in the middle of the pamphlet.Wild assures the thieves of himself to be better equipped for subverting the course of justice and offers his legal protection and higher financial terms compared to those of their older "locks, fences and flash pawnbrokers". <mask> has a list of "flash cases" and "weekly pensioners". The pamphlet can be dated between June to August because of the list of convicts awaiting transportation under the "Transportation Act". Warner and B. Boreham published Wild's responding pamphlet in May. He had personal experience of


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texts: threatened by one of them, they were released. The experience was too traumatic for one of them and he died after being released.Wild recommends the under-marshal and his expertise to anyone interested in "Sodomitish Academy". Wild was sentenced to death for receiving jewels from the installation ceremony for the Knights of the Garter, however, he was arrested and sentenced to death on the basis of William Field's evidence. <mask>'s downfall was largely due to the revelations of Wild. There was a lot of information on the gay community in the City of London during the 18th century. Moorfields and St. James's Park were the most notoriousmolly markets for picking up trade. Not only did the open areas see "mollies', named so either according to the Latin word for soft or a real name of many female immigrant prostitutes from Ireland, but most alehouses and coffee houses had a room out back for already agreed gay men. Molly houses were used for rendezvous by 30 to 40 men from the working class.The society disliked the regular gatherings. The 18th century judicial system did not recognize homosexual relations as assault and punished them with fine, confinement, pillory or


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texts: hanging. The name of <mask>, formerly a Cabinet-maker in St. Paul's Churchyard, was recorded in the Old Bailey records as one of 85 trials for sodomitical offences and 50 for blackmailing. <mask> was targeted by the Societies for the Reformation of Manners because he was a member. Although he was married, <mask> was an active homosexual. His large figure with a long peruke and sword was not a new sight in Moorfields. He frequently took soldiers from Savoy barracks to the Talbot Inn.The two men returned to the same bar a week later to catch <mask> with someone else. The marshal was arrested after they got the cook of the tavern to get a watchman. The regular constabulary was firmly under <mask>'s control, so it is unlikely that Williamson and his relative spied on him alone. He had become an object of disgust for Reforming constables from the same Society, hence their involvement in <mask>'s prosecution. The trial was held in the Old Bailey. <mask> was indicted for an assault of sodomy that he committed on 29 March and later for a misdemeanour, both on the same person. The jury was given embarrassing details of the crime by the prosecutor.The under-marshal ordered a bedroom

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texts: at the Talbot Inn when <mask> and Williamson moved there from Royal Oak. <mask> offered either beer or wine at each bar. He was forced to give up his hat and money in exchange for being allowed to leave the marshal. He was persuaded to follow the marshal into the room, where he "did all that a beastly appetite could prompt him to do". After going to his relative, Joseph Cockrost, who took him back to the tavern, he asked to be informed as soon as the prisoner appeared. After seeing "Filthy actions" through the door, Cockrost knocked on it. He took the marshal by the collar and said, "I'll whip you through the Gills" when he laid his hand on the sword.The servant of the tavern gave testimony that he had seen the same scene with the prosecutor, the watchmen, and some character witnesses. The watchmen were trying to accuse Williamson of inventing the story. The prisoner was acquitted of sodomy but found guilty of assault. <mask> was sentenced to 6 months imprisonment and fined for "sodomitical practices" near the end of Catherine Street. The exact place and time of his pillorying was announced by the newspapers. He was put in the stock market on April 26 and May 2. A


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texts: barricade of coaches and carts was placed around the stocks by people referred to as friends and brethren by the newspapers.Despite the obstacle, the crowd broke the line and beat the marshal viciously. The Under-Sheriff removed <mask> from the stocks before the hour was over in order to save his life after the clothes of the pilloried were torn. <mask> charged three men with assault after recovering from his illness. He was in prison for six months. Attempts to remove him from his post were unsuccessful. He used the money from the sale to pay the sureties for his good behavior before he was discharged. He died about a month later from injuries he received in the pillory.His widow was given a 20-pound annuity. Jake Arnott has literary references in his novel The Fatal Tree. Matthew, H.C.G. They did it in 2004. The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography was published by Oxford University. London is Oxford UP. pp.335–336 vol. 27. Lyons, Frederick was born in 1936. The Prince of Robbers is Jonathan Wild. Michael Joseph was in London. pp. The number is 258–302.Gerald Howson was born in 1970. The Rise and Fall of Jonathan Wild is a Thief-taker General. The city of Hutchinson.


title: Charles Hitchen

texts: Tales from the Hanging Court was published in London. There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 In 1660-1750, there was a book about policing and punishment in London. Oxford University Press is located in the USA."Who is Who, in Gay and Lesbian History, from antiquity to World War II" was written by Robert Aldrich and Garry Wotherspoon. Homosexuality in Eighteenth-Century England: A Sourcebook was written by Jonathan Wild. The trial of <mask> was held in April 1727. J. Applebee. Stephen Halliday wrote "Newgate, London's prototype of Hell". There is a publishing company in Gloucestershire. "The Regulator" can be found at


title: Klaus Oeggl

texts: <mask> is an Austrian botanist who deals with archaeobotany. He is well known for his studies on the life-circumstances and the environment of the Neolithic glacier mummy. <mask> graduated from the University of Innsbruck in 1981 with a degree in biology and Earth sciences. In 1987 he obtained a doctorate. <mask> was a teacher at secondary schools. He began his teaching career at the Institute of Botany before moving to Innsbruck University. The university assistant of Bortenschlager was employed at this institute.He became an associate professor in 1997. He is a professor of palynology and archaeobotany at the Institute of Botany. He was a guest lecturer at the University of Bergen, a professor at the University of Technology in Thailand, and a professor at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. Oeggl is involved in the interaction between man and plants. His studies range from the dispersal of crops, the diet and agriculture of prehistoric men, the reconstruction of the vegetation and environment in the surroundings of prehistoric settlements to the emergence of the recent cultural landscape in the Alps. The development of the recent vegetation cover is subject to multifactorial abiotic and biotic processes, which is why Olegg pursues a multi- and interdisciplinary research approach with archaeological and scientific disciplines. His preferred methods are pollen analyses and plant macro-remain analysis.He studies the life-circumstances of the Neolithic Iceman. He looked at the impact of ancient mining in the Alps in the research center HiMAT. In 45 research projects supported by the EU,

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title: Anna Rosmus

texts: <mask> is a German author and researcher who was born in 1960. The Third Reich, a subject that was barely mentioned in school, was the subject that started developing an interest in contemporary history as a 16-year-old. She participated in a national essay contest because she was encouraged by her father, a principal. Some prominent residents claimed that the community remained untouched by the war and others praised themselves for their political resistance against the dictatorship. Local leaders and members of the town's prominent families were active members of the Nazi Party long before the war, and helped to round up the town's roughly 400 Jews to send to concentration camps. Her essay, "My hometown during the Third Reich", won a prize. At the age of 20, she continued with her research despite not being welcomed by many inhabitants.Passau's elders were found to be in a conspiracy of silence and refusal to provide information. She was granted access to the city administration's archives after three years of litigation. There were several concentration-, forced labor- and prisoner-of-war camps built around the city. Resistance and Persecution - The Case of Passau was published in 1983. She wrote a book about the plight of Passau's Jews during the twentieth century despite threats. Her work caused uproar as well as international praise. Director Michael Verhoeven was attracted to the work of Rosmus.He wrote and directed a film in which a fictionalized version of a person is played by a woman. The movie was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language film in 1991. Felix Kuballa's WDR documentary Von deutscher Toleranz


title: Anna Rosmus

texts: was broadcasted in 1986. The documentary Gegen den Strom about <mask> was shown on ARD in 1988. Michael Verhoeven's 1987 documentary was shown on the German TV station ZDF. The documentary Das Schreckliche Mdchen in Amerika was produced in 1994. 60-min and 45-min versions were shown on ARD.In August 1994, after constant harassment and death threats from the local community, <mask> and her daughters moved to the United States. They settled in the D.C. area. Since her youngest daughter's graduation from high school, she has lived near the bay. The Last Phase of Survivor Literature, Pocking's Buried Secrets, and Austrian-German Conspiracies were some of the presentations she made. 60 Years after the Conquest of Austria, the 28th Scholars' Conference on the Churches and the Holocaust, Seattle, Washington, 1998 The Passau Theater Scandal, German Studies Association Conference, Salt Lake City, UT, 1998 European Response to Northern American Memorials, Teaching the Holocaust Conference are some The Future of Germany's Past, The Sexual Revolution of the Twentieth Century, and One German Woman's Search for the Truth all took place in 2000. The Conference on Personal Revelations of Female Academics who Deal with the Subject of Extreme Violence and Death was held in 2001.The Association of Genocide Scholars at the University of Minnesota in 2001 presented "Deterring and Preventing Genocide: Missed Opportunities, Contemporary Issues and Future Possibilities". The 32nd Scholars Conference on the Churches and the Holocaust was held at the University of New Jersey. The 32nd Scholars' Conference on the Churches and the Holocaust was held at the

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texts: "What I Think" in 1995. Ende und Anfang. "Pocking - End and Renewal" is the title of the Jdische Zeitzeugen. Labhard in Konstanz, Germany, published the Jewish witnesses on liberators and liberated. The 100th Field Hospital, Baltimore, MD, is known as the Legacy of the st Tank Battalion.Wer, wer, wer? If not me, then who? pp 82–86 in: Wenn, wer? Is it a coincidence that we are able to say we are able to say we are able to say we are able to say we are able to say we are able to say we are able to say we are able to say we are able to say we are able to say we are If not me, who? If not now, when? The book was edited by Christlich-Jdischer Koordinierungsrat Deutschland.On Screen with an Oscar Nomination and La Shoah: le témoignage impossible? TheImpossible Testimony was published in 1998. Gelber wrote "Filling in the Void". There is an ed. Timely memoirs or belated ones? The Last Phase of Survivor Literature from the Holocaust was published in 1998. Out of Passau.By One Who moved out to find the homeland was published by Herder in 1999. Can we afford it? The Memory of the Holocaust in the 21st Century was published in 1999. The book is called Murder of the Innocent. The book Hearing the Voices: Teaching the Holocaust to Future Generations was edited by Michael Hayse. Merion Station, PA, is home to Merion Westfield Press International. The "Nasty Girl" was written by <mask> and was published in Religion and the Arts.A journal from Boston College. "A Troublemaker in a Skirt" was published in 2001. There are buried secrets in Pocking's Buried Secrets. The book was published by Peter Lang in New York, Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, and


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texts: Oxford. There was a murder of the innocent. In: Women in the Holocaust: Responses, Insights and Perspectives, there is a chapter on Foreign Slave Laborers and Forced Abortions in Bavaria. It was published by Merion Station, Pennsylvania.There is a challenge of right-wing extremists for democracy. In: How to Fight Right-Wing Extremism in Germany Today - The Role of Citizens, Civil Society, and the Government. It was published by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation. The University of South Carolina Press published Against the Stream: Growing Up Where Hitler Used to Live in 2002. There are voluntary abortions for Polish forced laborers. Women, the Nazis, and the Holocaust are some of the topics covered in Experience and Expression. The book was written by Elizabeth R. Baer and Myrna Goldenberg.The Struggle Continues: Hate Crime in Germany Today. In: Confront! There was resistance in Nazi Germany. Peter Lang, New York, 2004. The University of South Carolina Press published Out of Passau: Leaving a City Hitler Called Home in 2004. Wintergreen: Suppressed Murders was published in 2004. "In Search of the "Rosetta Stone"" was held on April 1, 2009.The photo book about the end of WWII in Europe was published in Tittling, Germany, in 2009. There is a photo book about the end of WWII. Hitler's Nibelungs: Lower Bavaria at the Onset of War and Downfall was published in 2015. The "best German writer" was honored for "Daten innerer und uerer Freiheit aus Politik undEuropas". The "Gschwister-Scholl-Preis", a literary prize by the association of Bavaria's Publishers and the City of Munich, was given to <mask> in 1984 for her courage to reject the


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texts: Austrian Holocaust Memorial Service University of South Carolina References External links Biography The University of South Carolina Press: <mask> 65th & 71st Division, Germany and Austria Tour, March 2006 A Dedication in Pocking and Shabbat in Passau in 1960 births Living people from Passau German women writers 20th-century German historians 21st-century German historians Historians from Maryland German emigrants to the United


title: Bersant Celina

texts: <mask> is a Kosovan professional footballer who is a member of the Kosovo national team. Prior to joining Manchester City, he was with the youth system at Strmsgodset. He had loan spells at Twente and Ipswich Town during his time at the club after making his senior debut for Manchester City. He joined Swansea City. He joined Dijon in 2020 after two seasons atSwansea. She was raised in Norway. He made his senior international debut for the Kosovo national team in 2014, after representing both Norway and Kosovo at youth level.At the age of two, he moved to Drammen, Norway, where he grew up. Strmsgodset was where he started his career. He spent the next two years as a scholar after being offered a scholarship from the Manchester City Reserves and Academy. <mask> signed a three-year contract with Manchester City. After recovering from an injury, he remained with the youth team. Due to the busy Christmas schedule that saw Manchester City play four games in a week, <mask> was called up to the first team. In the fourth match valid for the third round of the FA Cup, he made the matchday squad, even though he wasn't selected in the 18-man squad for the three matches in the premier league.The match ended with a 2–1 comeback victory for City. On January 19th, 2015, <mask> was selected to attend the first-team squad's mid-season Abu Dhabi training camp along with three other Manchester City academy players. He was part of the group that went to the Middle East. As a substitute for Edin Deko, <mask> made his first senior appearance for City. On 9 January 2016 he made his official debut for the first team, coming on as an

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texts: 85th-minute substitute in a 3–0 away win. In Manchester City's 3–1 home defeat against Leicester City on 6 February, he played as a substitute, assisting Agero for the only goal. He made his first appearance in Manchester City's starting XI in an FA Cup fifth round match against Chelsea.During his first season in senior football, <mask> made 4 appearances for Manchester City. <mask> joined FC Twente on a season-long loan. He scored his first goal for the club in a 1–3 loss against Heerenveen on his debut. He scored in his next two appearances. <mask> was sent off in the 49th minute of the match against PEC Zwolle. <mask> scored his 5th goal for Twente in the last seconds of the game to save a 2–2 draw with PSV. He scored 5 goals in 28 appearances for Twente.The new three-year deal with Manchester City was signed by <mask> after the 2016–17 campaign. On July 3, 2017, <mask> joined Ipswich Town on a season-long loan. He made his debut for Ipswich in the first round of the EFL Cup. He scored his first goal for Ipswich against Crystal Palace in the second round of the EFL Cup. In a 1–2 loss against Queens Park Rangers, he scored his first league goal. On 28 October, <mask> came off the bench to score an 89th minute winner in a 2–1 away win against Burton. He scored in the following two matches.On 13 January, <mask> scored a stunning long-range goal from 30-yards out in a 1–0 home win against Leeds United at Portman Road. He scored 8 goals and earned the club's Goal of the Season award for his long-range effort against Leeds United. There was a reported fee of 3 million pounds and a further 1 million pounds to be paid in

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texts: performance-based bonuses for the signing of <mask>. After agreeing to a four-year deal, the club confirmed that <mask> had joined on a permanent transfer. He made his debut in a 2–1 away win against Sheffield United after being named in the starting line-up. He scored his first goal for the Swans in a 2–3 loss against his former club. <mask> was mocked in a 0–3 loss at West Bromwich for slipping over while taking a penalty.He scored in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup to give his former club Manchester City a 2–0 half time lead, but they eventually lost the match. He scored 8 goals in his first season at the club. He won the club's Goal of the Season award for his FA Cup strike against Manchester City. He made his first appearance of the season on the opening match day, starting in a 2–1 home win against Hull City. He scored his first goal of the season in an away win against Queens Park Rangers. In the next match, she scored in a 3–0 win. After a 6th place finish in the Championship, <mask> scored twice in 37 appearances to help the team reach the play-offs.He came off the bench in the play-off semi-final second-leg away against Brentford, which resulted in a 2–3 aggregate loss. On September 9, 2020, <mask> joined Dijon. He signed a four-year contract with the club and was given the number 9 shirt. He made his debut as a substitute in the club's 0–2 loss to Rennes. Dijon was demoted to Ligue 2 after finishing 20th in the season, with <mask> making 33 appearances and providing 5 assists without scoring. On August 31, 2021, <mask> returned to Ipswich Town on a season-long loan, however the move was put on hold due

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texts: to a heart condition. The deal was completed after <mask> was cleared to return to training.The squad number was 43. He made his debut in a 1–0 away win against Lincoln City after being named in the starting line-up. He scored his first goal since returning to Portman Road in a 2–1 home win against Fleetwood Town. In 10 days, <mask> scored his 2nd and 3rd goals of his second spell for Portman. Kosovo, Norway and Albania have qualified to represent them at international level. In his first year at international level, he was capped four times for Norway under-15s and three times for the Norway under-16 side. He was called up to the Norway under 17 team to play in the European Under 17 Championship.<mask> was an unused substitute in the opening match of the tournament. He started the second match and was taken out in the 77th minute. The match ended in a Norway victory. He was an unused substitute for the entire match, which Norway won 1–0 against Portugal. On August 25, 2015, <mask> was called up to play for the Norway under-21 side in a European Championship qualification match against England. He made his debut for the U21s in the 87th minute. The Kosovo U21 squad for the Valais Youth Cup was named in June.After being named in the starting line-up, he made his debut for the Kosovo U21s in the Valais Youth Cup semi-final against Ghana U20 on June 12th. The Kosovo squad was called up for their first match against Haiti in March of last year. The match ended in a goalless draw. In May of this year, she missed two upcoming games due to an injury, but came back in September for a match. He made his senior debut for

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texts: Kosovo in that match, playing 83 minutes, as Kosovo won 1–0 to record the country's maiden win in senior men's football. In January 2015, <mask> said he wouldn't play for Norway as he wanted to play for Kosovo. The head coach of Kosovo declared that he wouldn't be selected to play for Albania despite his dual citizenship.Kosovo defeated Albania in a friendly match at the Pristina City Stadium on November 13, 2015. He appeared once for Norway U21 after making appearances with Kosovo's national side. He all but confirmed his loyalties to Kosovo when he appeared in their first friendly as a FIFA nation, against the Faroe Islands. On September 5, 2016 he made his competitive debut for Kosovo as a sub in the 66th minute against Finland in a World Cup qualification match, with the cap tying him to Kosovo. In a 2–2 friendly draw against the Danes on 21 March, <mask> scored his second international goal. Behadil and Loti are both professional football players. <mask> was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol at 3.30 am on August 7, 2016 in Manchester City Centre.He was banned from driving for a year. He was ordered to pay the costs. Ukrainian refugees who had fled their homeland due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine were offered a flat in Drammen, Norway by <mask>. Club International goals were played on 21 March. The score column indicates the score after each goal. References External links Profile at Manchester City 1996 births Living people People from Prizren Kosovan The players are from FC Twente and Ipswich Town.The players are fromSwansea City A.F.C. The players are Dijon FCO, English Football League,


title: Jim Hendry

texts: A former Vice President/General Manager of the Chicago Cubs, <mask> is currently a special assistant for New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman. He was promoted to GM on July 5, 2002. He was employed by the Cubs from 1995 to 2011. Prior to his promotion to GM, he was the Director of Player Development in charge of both Scouting and Minor League Operations. He majored in communications and journalism at Spring Hill College. He took a job as a high school teacher and baseball coach in Miami because he couldn't find a broadcasting job. He was promoted to head coach in the middle of the 1984 season, after he was hired in 1983.The National Coach of the Year was named after Creighton's College World Series appearance. He coached minor league teams in 1993 and '94 and later became a special assistant to the Florida Marlins GM. <mask> has two children. There were mixed results with the tenure of the Cubs general manager. The Cubs made their first appearance in the playoffs in 2003 but three years later, they were the worst team in the league. It was one of his first moves that provided fodder for critics and boosters alike. The deal produced mixed results, with Clement being the Cubs' most consistent pitcher in 2002 and Tavarez being a distraction to the Cubs in 2001.While a Cub, Alfonseca struggled, and the minor league pitcher who was traded to the Marlins was the 2003 Freshman of the Year. The Cubs did not contend in 2002, and in July of this

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title: Jim Hendry

texts: year, Bruce Kimm was put in charge of the team. The Cubs didn't play well at the end of the 2002 season. Todd Hundley, a free agent acquisition before the 2001 season, struggled on the field, feuded with fans, and had begun to tarnish the image of his father Randy, a member of the Cubs teams of the 1960s and 1970s. The only way that he could leave the team was if he was released. Dan Evans was the former general manager of the Dodgers. Karros was a high-priced veteran with his career waning.The two players provided veteran leadership. After the San Francisco Giants lost in seven games to the Anaheim Angels in the World Series in the 2002–03. The Cubs were off to a great start in 2003 but stumbled after the center fielder injured his knee. A little more than two weeks after his injury, <mask> sent Bobby Hill and veteran José Hernndez to the Pittsburgh Pirates for a center fielder who could replace Patterson for the remainder of the season, Kenny Lofton. It had been a revolving door at 3B since Ron Santo was traded, and the Cubs received third baseman Aramis Ramrez in the trade. Ramirez blossomed into a star with the Cubs, and Lofton provided the spark at the top of the lineup that the Cubs needed. The Cubs won the National League Central Division title in 2003 and beat Atlanta in the playoffs for the first time in a century.They made it to the World Series for the first time since 1945. They were up three games to one on the Florida


title: Jim Hendry

texts: Marlins in the NLCS and ended up losing the last three games, including the Game 6 involving fan Steve Bartman followed by an error by Alex Gonzalez on a routine double play ball. After failing to close out the 2003 NLCS against the Florida Marlins, <mask> made several acquisitions, picking up first baseman Derrek Lee for Hee-seop Choi in a trade with the Marlins, acquiring catcher Michael Barrett in a three-way trade with the Oakland A's, and On March 25, 2004, he sent prospect pitchers Juan Cruz and Steve Smyth to the Atlanta Braves for two minor leaguers, pitcher Andy Pratt and infielder Richard Lewis. The Cubs won the World Series in 2004. Injuries to key players like Mark Prior, Sammy Sosa, Kerry Wood, Joe Borowski, and Alex Gonzalez hindered the Cubs during the early part of the season. The deal that sent Gonzalez and Brendan Harris and Francis Beltrn to the Twins was made on July 31st.In return, the Cubs received All-Star infielder Nomar Garciaparra from Boston. Due to an injury to his groin, Garciaparra missed several games down the stretch, forcing <mask> to sign Neifi Pérez off of waivers. The Cubs'Reliever became a bigger and bigger source of concern. With Borowski out for the season, the Cubs made Hawkins the closer, and he struggled down the stretch, blowing two key games in the last week of the season. The Houston Astros overtook the Cubs in the last nine games of the race to win the Wild Card. As the Cubs saw their lead

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texts: manager would stay on for the rest of the season. The trades of Maddux to the Los Angeles Dodgers and Walker to the San Diego Padres were made at the end of July, but were completed before the deadline. Wade Miller made his first start of the season on September 9, 2006 and finished the season 0–2 with a 4.57 earned run average. He re-signed with a contract extension after he filed for free agency. On October 2, 2006 <mask> said that the Cubs wouldn't extend Baker's contract. The Cubs finished the 2006 season with a 66 wins and 96 losses and last place in the National League Central Division. It was the first time since 2000 that the Cubs finished in the bottom half of the league.The hiring of Lou Piniella as the Cubs manager for at least the next three seasons with a club option for a fourth season was the start of a huge spending spree by Hendry. The Cubs signed Alfonso Soriano to an 8-year, $136 million contract on November 19th. The third baseman opted out of his current contract and signed a new five-year deal with the Cubs. Wade Miller was given an incentive laden, one-year extension to stay with the Cubs. He signed free agent second baseman and utility player Mark DeRosa to a three-year, $13 million deal. On November 16, 2006 he completed a trade sending David Aardsma and Carlos Vsquez to the cross-town rival Chicago White Sox for left-handed setup man Neal Cotts. On December 6, 2006 the Cubs agreed to a four-year, $40 million


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texts: deal with free agent pitcher Ted Lilly, who played the previous season for the Toronto Blue Jays, beating out the New York Yankees, while <mask> was being hospitalized for chest pains.On December 9, it was reported that <mask> had signed a free agent to a three-year, $20 million contract. The last time he was in St. Louis 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 800-313-5780 The Cubs signed a backup first baseman and outfielder on December 15. Floyd signed a one-year, $3 million deal on January 24, 2007. Mark Prior was signed to a one-year, $3.575 million contract. Kevin Hart was sent to the Orioles by the Cubs as a player to be named later. They traded Josh Hamilton to the Cincinnati Reds for cash considerations after selecting the former number-one Rule 5 draft pick.In the draft, the Cubs selected right-handed pitcher James Henderson from Washington, but lost left-handed


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texts: pitcher Edward Campusano to the Milwaukee Brewers, right-handed pitcher Lincoln Holdzkom to the Houston Astros, and infielder Richard Lewis to the Kansas City Royals. $300 million was spent on new contracts by the start of Spring Training. With new ownership coming at the end of the 2007 season and with the Cubs falling in the rankings in May and June, the future of the General Manager remained up in the air. <mask> stated that his team was not doing as well as they could. The Cub had a 22–26 record and were five games behind Milwaukee. The Chicago Cubs went on to have the best record in baseball after June 2. <mask> made it clear that the team was a buyer and not a seller with the acquisitions of Craig Monroe and Steve Trachsel.The Cubs won the National League Central for the first time in five years on September 28, 2007. The Cubs were swept in the first round of the playoffs. The Cubs extended <mask>'s contract for four more years. Kosuke Fukudome arrived in the U.S. in 2008 and was signed by <mask> to a 4-year $48 million contract to play right field. Fans were disappointed as Fukudome cooled down and the season wore on. A key trade in their success was the acquisition of Rich Harden from Oakland midway through the 2008 season. The Cubs had the best record in the National League with 97 wins.They were swept in the NLDS against the Dodgers. Despite consistently having a team with one of the highest payrolls in baseball, the Cubs

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texts: struggled in <mask>'s final seasons with the club. The Cubs have had the 2nd, 1st, and 2nd highest payrolls in the National League. Bradley was signed to a 3 year $30 million contract by <mask>. Bradley was a major bust as the Cubs finished barely above.500 in 2009. He was suspended by the team. They were one of the worst teams in baseball in 2010.They finished the season at 75-87. The Cubs had one of the worst records in baseball in 2011. The Cubs drafted a player under <mask>'s leadership. On July 22, 2011, the chairman of the Cubs notified the general manager that he wouldn't be retained. The team allowed him to stay to help get the draft picks signed. He was replaced on an interim basis by Randy Bush after he was relieved of his duties. The Cubs have not had a general manager who led the team to consecutive postseason berths since the 1930s.The Cubs were 749-748. He was the third longest serving general manager. On January 31, 2012 he agreed to a multi-year deal to become a special assistant to Yankees GM Brian Cashman. There are links to External links on Baseball America's Executive

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title: Geoff Collins (American football)

texts: <mask> is an American football coach and former player. <mask> was named the head coach at Georgia Tech. He was the head coach at Temple University, as well as the defensive coach for the University of Florida and Mississippi State University. <mask> was a football player at Rockdale County High School in Conyers, Georgia, where he played for coach and mentor Bob Smith. He played football at Western Carolina University. <mask> was a student assistant at Western Carolina during the 1993 and 1994 seasons. <mask> was the defensive coach at Albright College from 1997 to 1998 after coaching the linebackers for a year at high school.<mask> left Albright to become a graduate assistant at Georgia Tech. After two years in the GA position, <mask> was promoted to tight ends coach at Georgia Tech. <mask> left Georgia Tech in 2006 to become the Director of Player Personnel at Western Carolina, before returning to his alma mater in 2002 as the defensive coach. <mask> left Alabama to become the Director of Player Personnel at the University of Alabama, where he worked for a year. <mask> was the defensive coach for Florida International during the 2010 season. <mask>' defense scored defense and turnover margin in the Sun Belt Conference. <mask> was the coach at Mississippi State for four years.Cox was drafted in the first round of the 2012 NFL draft. <mask> helped lead a team that finished in the Top 5 in the SEC in total defense, rushing defense and passing defense. The Mississippi State defense led the SEC in sacks. The Red Zone defense had a 10-3 record. <mask> was the defensive coach at Florida for two years. <mask> oversaw a defense that ranked in the top 10. 6 in scoring defense.In 2015. <mask>' defense became the seventh team in the last 20 years to not allow a touchdown against three Power 5 schools on the road in the same season. <mask> coached five defensive players that were drafted in the 2016 NFL Draft and produced a consensus All-American in Vernon

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texts: Hargreaves. Hargreaves and Neal were drafted in the first round. <mask> was a candidate to become the head coach at the University of Central Florida. <mask> was interviewed for the position that eventually went to Scott Frost. <mask> was named Temple's new head coach in December 2016 after Matt Rhule left.<mask> and Rhule worked together at Albright College. In <mask>' first season, Temple went 7–6 and won the Gasparilla Bowl, the program's first bowl win since 2011. In Temple's second season under <mask>, the Owls finished the regular season 8–4 overall and 7–1 in conference play despite starting off 0-2. The Independence Bowl is where the Owls qualified for. <mask> was the winningest Temple coach over the first two seasons of their tenure. <mask> was named the 20th head coach of Georgia Tech football. In each of his first three seasons with the Yellow Jackets, <mask> has won three games, including a loss to Citadel who ran the triple option that <mask> has been critical of.<mask> ended his losing streak when Georgia Tech defeated Kennesaw State, a team who was playing with their fourth string quarterback after a series of unfortunate incidents to all the eligible quarterbacks. Georgia Tech has yet to win back to back games by <mask>. Being paid $3 million per win equates to $1 million. Tabard Choice and Macro Coleman, two of the top two positions coaches in the program, left in the off-season of 2022. Both showed good recruiting and field development skills while playing at Georgia Tech. There have been several key departures among the student athletes, including the transfer of the top overall player. Several notable players have left on the defensive side, among them defensive linemen.The 2022 season will be the final chance to show progress on the many lofty claims initially made to elite recruiting and playing for championships. 8 wins is a minimum for his continuation as head coach. Georgia Tech football coaches resigned prior to the bowl

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title: James Holden (locomotive engineer)

texts: <mask> was an English locomotive engineer. He is remembered for his work with oil fuel and the "Decapod". On July 26, 1836, <mask> was born in Kent. He became chief assistant to William Dean after joining the Great Western Railway in 1865. He was the Locomotive Supremo of the Great Eastern Railway. He held office from 1885 to 1907 and was succeeded by his son, Stephen. <mask> was a member of a religious group.His style of management was paternalistic. He believed that employers should look after their men. The first hostel was built for enginemen arriving in London with late trains from the provinces. On May 29, 1925, the man who lived at Wanstead during the GER days died. While his work consisted in improving the designs of his predecessors, he was also responsible for several designs of his own. The reorganised Stratford Works brought it to an extremely high position among British locomotive works in the speed and efficiency of its locomotive production. Some of the extensively-built locomotive classes may not have been outstanding in performance on the road or in fuel economy, but they were rugged in design and easy to maintain.The first thirteen years of his tenure at the Great Eastern Railway were without

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texts: bogies. His predecessors vacillated between two types of tanks for suburban and branch services, and between two types of tender types for express passenger service. The GER had some 75 bogie single or four-coupled engines at the beginning of his tenure, but by the end of 1897 their number had dwindled to twelve. As the bogie appeared to be doomed to extinction on the GER, <mask> introduced over the next three years new passenger and tank classes. For thirteen years, he fitted his engines with stovepipe chimneys, and also with Thomas Worsdell's capacious cab, with its gracefully curved side-sheets. He designed a two-ring boiler with the dome on the front ring and a three-ring boiler with the dome on the middle ring. He made a substitution for the Joy valve gear.There were four separate locomotive classes in the first year. The first of a new type of express passenger was the 2-4-2 tanks. This one was No. The mainstay of Great Eastern main line passenger service for many years was the prototype of the T19 Class. The boiler was slightly larger with 1,230 sq ft compared to 1,200 sq ft and 18.0 sq ft compared to 1.61 m. The engines were built for eleven years from 1886 to 1897. The first sixty had an older three-ring