title: Alden Whitman

texts: native land if the authorities will not silence me."Donald Trump's words were put in print by the first journalist to write about him. Donald and his father, Fred, were interviewed by <mask> in 1973. The interview resulted in a profile of the duo. Fred Trump was portrayed as an accomplished real estate "alchemist" who, in a final act, was turning his building and marketing skills on his successor and imputing the power of alchemy to him. While he was resigned to the standard criteria for inclusion on the obituary page, he championed a broader oral history. He was a special advisor to the Columbia University Center for Oral History Research and wrote book reviews to promote oral histories and oral autobiographies. "To understand ourselves as people, I believe we must know so much more than we do now about the lives and thoughts of those groups that comprise the multitude, people, to use a nasty phrase, in the'subcultures'."We need to know about their beliefs, their attitudes, their games, their work-lives, their flashpoints, and their self-images. Over the next few years, remaining advance obituaries would appear. James S. Kemper, the insurance mogul who died in 1981 was the subject of the last published obituary. After retiring from the Times, he picked


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texts: up the pace of his book reviews, focusing on biography, memoir and history. He appeared in newspapers such as the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, and The New York Times. His review of The Age of Empire afforded another look at Marx and capitalism. David Halberstam remarked, "He kept going."It was an heroic career. A stroke in the 1980s left him blind. His wife, Joan, hired several Long Island University college students to come to their home in New York to read stories from major newspapers and weekly magazines. He died in Monaco on September 4, 1990 while he was in the country to celebrate the birthday of food critic Craig Claiborne. After his first arrest, when he was protesting on behalf of Ann Burlak, he said, "I vanished." It was a close call. Dozens of articles, mostly book reviews, were published in the Daily Worker between 1939 and 1946, under the byline.Arthur Gelb, drama critic at the Times, accused <mask> of assuming his name to woo an aspiring actress at a bar. Gelb wrote that he stopped just short of threatening his life. He claimed to have become a "leading medical journalist" under the pen name. In order to court his third wife, New York Times colleague Joan McCracken, he sent notes in brown envelopes to her through the house mail and


title: Otto Eger

texts: <mask> was a German jurist and legal historian. During the first half of the twentieth century, he was an influential teacher of several generations of legal scholars. He was the University Rector at both institutions. He believed that national socialism opened up opportunities for revanchists who wanted to reverse the destruction of the German state in 1918/1919. <mask> was a controversial figure due to his engagement with the Nazis. <mask> was born at Darmstadt. <mask> was a professor of linguistics at the Technical University of Darmstadt.<mask> was an orphan after his mother died two years earlier. <mask>'s upbringing was supervised by a guardian because his father had already taken care of the funds needed to complete the boy's education. In 1895 <mask> went to the universities of Gttingen, Berlin, and Giessen, where he studied jurisprudence. He became a member of the student Fraternity when he was a student. The Legal Preparation Service is where he took a post. His doctorate was supervised by and he received it from the University of Giessen in 1899 or 1900. His thesis was about representation in property acquisition.He was married and had a family when he was a faculty assistant at the university. He married Margarete Zppritz, daughter of a geographer and granddaughter of a chemist, in 1905. The births of three recorded children would follow the marriage. He pursued his studies in jurisprudence and legal history at the university. Habitation, professorships and the war years were under the influence of Leist. His work on Egyptian land registration in the Roman period earned him his habilitation in 1909 and he is still relevant to researchers more than a century later. In 1910 <mask> accepted a full professorship in Roman law at the University of Basel and was elected dean of the jurisprudence faculty in 1911.Three of Margarete <mask>'s children were born in 1909, 1911 and 1912. The war began in July 1914. <mask> took part in the fighting as a reserve officer in the Imperial Army. In the summer of 1914, he turned down an offer to become an academic at the university, but sources say that he took the opportunity

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texts: to invoke the offer in the context of salary negotiations. After suffering serious wounds, he was sent back to the frontline, but returned to teaching in 1916. He accepted an offer from his alma mater in April 1918. He stayed at Giessen for the rest of his career after rejecting a serious offer from the University of Knigsberg.He was twice the university rector during the so-called Weimar years. After the fall of Germany in 1918, there was a series of revolutions in the ports and cities. Difficult times were faced by the University of Giessen. <mask> tried to improve the situation by promoting academic self-government. In response to the urgent needs of the times, he became the first chairman of the newly formed (Gieen student support) organisation. <mask>'s political record has been reexamined and the <mask> Hall of Residence has been renamed as a result. <mask>'s academic work became a lesser priority than his administrative responsibilities at the university during the turbulent postwar years.Legal challenges took precedence over Roman law. The way in which his time was taken up with organisation and mediation rather than research work was obvious from the speeches he delivered as university rector. He was firmly beyond the pale because of his position as a nationalist. He set up Gieen after the end of the war because he was tired of being unemployed. The group was going to participate in the 1920 Kapp Putsch. The government's rapid suppression of the Putsch made this impossible, but it had served to highlight and intensify the political polarisation between traditionalists who saw the new republican government as a foreign imposed, and the large numbers of left wingers from the working and intellectual classes who thought that Germany' The appearance in Gieen of a company of "temporary volunteers" was part of a national phenomenon, with quasi-military Free Corps (Freikorps) units appearing across the country, manned by former members of the defeated Imperial Army.They were united in their dislike of Germany's republican democratic government and their fear of Communism on the eastern horizon, but they varied

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texts: greatly in terms of organizational effectiveness. A university city with its own company of "temporary volunteers" made up of former soldiers was half an hour to the north. Gieen would have been seen as a moderate conservative university city before the war by commentators. The paramilitary volunteer corps in Marburg was similar to the one headed up by <mask> in Gieen. The Marburg volunteers became notorious because of their involvement in the murder of 15 workers in the village of Mechterstdt. The facts of the so-called, which took place in the context of political strikes and street fighting, would be disputed. <mask> was able to provide practical support to the Marburg volunteers because of the incident.In his capacity as leader of the Gieen student volunteers' corps, he addressed a carefully crafted and detailed letter to the rector at Marburg University, urging the university to provide support to its students caught up in the affair. He had a face-to-face meeting with the Marburg rector to press his point. All the false reports that would be dredged up in court proceedings by the workers' lawyers must be very precisely refuting. <mask> was the local contact man for the putschists who had been members of the Escherich. What unsupportive sources identify as "revanchist propaganda" is what he used the speech opportunities to deliver. The power seizure by the National Socialists presented an opportunity for someone with <mask>'s political background. The German Republic became a one–party dictatorship in the first three months of 1933.The National Socialist People's Welfare organisation and the National Socialist Association of Legal Professionals were easy to transfer into from <mask>'s involvement in politically conservative institutions. He joined the party in 1941 after a long period of hesitation. He was presenting himself as a government backer in the bourgeois and academic clubs and associations that he had been in for a long time. The speech he gave at the 150th anniversary celebration of the Gieen Concert Association was shot through with slogans from the Ministry for Popular Enlightenment. The government's

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texts: objectives and anti-justice approach to the law were supported by many of the PhDs supervised by <mask>. <mask> returned to his work on legal history during the 1930s. He took over as head of the William G. Kerckhoff Foundation in 1935.Problems with his digestion prevented <mask> from teaching from 1939 to 1939. Personal tragedy and setbacks were brought about by the Second World War. The sons of <mask> and Margarete <mask> were killed in action. When the University of Giessen was bombed in 1944, there was talk of closing down several of German's smaller universities, including Gieen. <mask> was involved in university administration after the American occupation. He only partially succeeded in his goal of avoiding the permanent closure of the badly degraded university by the US military administration. Giessen's university status was restored in 1957 after the Justus Liebig Academy for Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine was re-designated.<mask> died in 1949 at the age of 71. <mask>'s activities in respect of the National Socialists were obscured after his death. Developments at the German universities from 1933 caused him to withdraw more and more from his university roles, and to focus on teaching students, according to an obituary provided by his former student. The final sixteen years of <mask>'s life were barely mentioned in his entry. Max Kaser invites his readers to infer that <mask> had distanced himself from the Hitler government. The implication doesn't take into account <mask>'s support for the National Socialist philosophy and his pro-government statements. More recent sources have sought to present a more inclusive view of <mask>.The <mask> Hall of Residence was renamed in 1989 after the re-evaluation of <mask>'s reputation. From 2009 to 2012 a student working group was in place. In 2015, the organisation's ruling council decided to change the name of the <mask> Hall of Residence to the Mildred Harnack-Fish House. Writers from Darmstadt 20th-century German jurists Legal historians University of Giessen faculty University of Basel faculty Head of universities in Germany Nazi Party members 1877 births 1949

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title: John A. Nejedly

texts: <mask> was a district attorney and Republican state senator in California. Growing up in Oakland, California, Nejedly attended public schools. He earned the rank of Eagle Scout after being a member of the Boy Scouts. In 1935, <mask> received his Bachelor of Science in business administration from the University of California, Berkeley. In 1938, he purchased a parcel of hillside land in the unincorporated area of Walnut Creek, which became his lifelong home. He received his Bachelor of Laws from the UC Berkeley School of Law in 1941. <mask> was a Japanese language officer in the U.S. Army Air Force during World War II.He was the sole survivor of a plane crash. In 1946, <mask> became a District Attorney forContra Costa County, and in 1948 he became the City Attorney for the City ofWalnut Creek. He played a key role in the creation of the Little Master Plan, a land use and public improvement plan that called for the culverting of parts of the city for flood control. The expansion of Broadway Plaza and the creation of a portion of North Broadway were the result of this plan. There is a plaque at the corner of Duncan Street and North Broadway. The annexation of the city of Walnut Creek into the East Bay Municipal Utility District provided a more stable source of drinking water, as the city has since grown into areas that are served by theContra Costa Water District. The annexation allowed the city to close its old sewer farm and reuse the land for Civic Park at the end of Carmel Drive, near the intersection of North.In 1958, <mask> was elected to the post of district attorney forContra Costa County, his first elected office and a position he held for the next decade. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, <mask> helped lead attempts to create a park

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texts: system inContra Costa County. He was a leader in the campaign to expand the East Bay Regional Park District to include much of the County. In 1969 <mask> was elected to the office of State Senator for California State Senate District 7, a seat that was made vacant by the passing of George Miller Jr. He held the position for three consecutive terms before retiring in 1980. Boy Scouts of the Mt. donated wilderness land at Hawley Lake in the Sierra Nevadas for use as a summer camp during this time. He created a new organization for disabled and disadvantaged children.He funded a scholarship for minority adults. Nejedly served as Chairman of the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Wildlife and gained a reputation as an environmentalist. He took an active role in legislation related to water policy and environmental preservation, authoring or co-authoring environmental legislation that included the following: Solid Waste Management and Resource Recovery Act of 1972 The Forest Protection Act was passed in 1973. The Suisun Marsh Preservation Act was enacted in 1974. The Wilderness Act of 1974 allowed the state legislature to designate state lands as wilderness areas. The Surface Mining and Reclamation Act of 1975 requires reclamation plans to minimize environmental impacts and give consideration to values relating to recreation.The Urban and Coastal Park Bond Act of 1976 was used to purchase park lands. The right to know about chemical dangers in the workplace was established by the Hazardous Substances Information and Training Act of 1980. A bond of $85 million was used to purchase, rehabilitate, and develop park lands. The Uniform Determinate Sentencing Act of 1976, which mandated fixed sentences for most crimes, was authored by Nejedly. Senate


title: John A. Nejedly

texts: Bill 25 was written by Nejedly in 1972 to authorize the design and construction of the new Antioch Bridge. The bridge was named after Senator <mask><mask>. <mask>'s suggestion that some of the old bridge's pillars be used for a fishing pier was one of the reasons why the Antioch/Oakley Regional Shoreline was acquired in 1979.After his retirement from the state senate in 1980, <mask> was active in many community organizations related to the environment, water policy, criminal justice, healthcare, and children's welfare. In the early 1980s, <mask> fought to prevent the construction of the Peripheral Canal, a plan that would have diverted water from the Sacramento River to southern California. In 1988 <mask> was co-chairman of the East Bay Regional Park District's successful campaign in favor of Measure AA, a $225 million bond which resulted in over 30,000 acres being added to the District's land holdings. The construction of the Los Vaqueros Reservoir was supported by Nejedly in order to provide a more reliable source of clean drinking water to parts of central and easternContra Costa County. The dam was completed in 1994. The chairman of the campaign against Measure N was <mask>, who was against the idea of tearing down the recently completed Los Vaqueros dam and replacing it with a larger dam. <mask> died a few days after suffering a massive stroke, a month before his 92nd birthday.The new bridge was named after Senator <mask><mask>. The John Muir Memorial Association gave him an award in 1983 for his efforts to protect Mount Diablo. The East Bay Regional Park District dedicated the Nejedly Staging Area at the Carquinez Strait Regional Shoreline in honor of a retired State Senator. The trail leading from the staging area was named in honor of

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texts: Hulet Hornbeck, <mask>'s friend and co-conspirator in helping to extend the East Bay Regional Park District intoContra Costa County. There are references to Gledhill. <mask> is an environmentalist in San Francisco. Vorderbrueggen, Lisa.<mask> is a voice for parks. In a Nutshell is the official community newsletter of the City of Walnut Creek. The City of Walnut Creek remembers political icon <mask><mask>. Pat was born on 10-31-2006. <mask> died at the age of 91. The background of <mask><mask> was retrieved in 2007. The Award Program was retrieved on 2007-01-01.<mask><mask>, joincalifornia.com, was retrieved in 2007. There are places to go in the East Bay Regional Park District. The Golden State Wilderness Campaign is from the California Wilderness Coalition. On January 1, 2007, the Suisun Marsh Preservation Act was retrieved from bcdc.ca.gov. The California Public Resources Code was retrieved on January 1, 2007. The California Public Resources Code was retrieved on January 1, 2007. The California Public Resources Code was retrieved on January 1, 2007.On 2007-01-01, lib.ca.us was retrieved. The Los Vaqueros Project History is from theContra Costa Water District. On February 29, 2004, Measure N asks voters to approve a study to enlarge Los Vaqueros. <mask>. Nejedly 1914 births 2006 deaths was a California

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title: Ibn Abi Jumhur al-Ahsa'i

texts: Mohammed bin Ali bin Ibrahim Al-Shaybani Al-Bakri Al-Ahsa'i was an influential Shia Muslim scholar who died in 1505. His father and grandfather were both Shi'ite scholars and he was raised in prosperity by them. After studying with them, he traveled to Iraq to study with Fattal, who gave him permission to transmit hadith. The young postulant gave the permission for Ali bin Hilal al-Jazaery to go on Hajj. After returning to Eastern Arabia, he went back to Iraq, where he continued to write and teach. He was well known for his debates with Ahmad bin Yahya al-Taftazani. The Timurid Empire ruled both Persia and Iraq during the rest of his life, but he mostly stayed in his native land of Al-Ahsa.He taught and wrote about a wide range of topics, including rhetoric, philosophy, ethics, theology, and hadith. Adding, whenever possible, over subtraction is what he advocates for in his theory of Shi'ite hadith. It is not known when or where he died. His grandfather, Husam al-Din, and his father, Zain al-Din Ali, were both scholars. The <mask> Jumhur are descendants of the Al-Aithan family, which is a branch of the Banu Shayban. He was also known as Al-Hasawi. In what is now the Al-Ahsa Governorate, the village of Taymiyyah, where <mask> Jumhur was born, is now.He was raised by his father during the golden age of the region. He studied in Al-Ahsa with his father and many other scholars. He finished his studies in Najaf, where he studied with some of the best teachers in the country. The scholars who gave him permission to transmit hadiths were Hazr

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title: Ibn Abi Jumhur al-Ahsa'i

texts: al-Din al-Awali al-Bahrani, Muhammad ibn Ahmad al-Musawi al-Ahsa'i, and Abdullah bin Fathallah al-Qummi. He left on Hajj to the Hejaz after twenty years in Najaf. He stayed in the town of Karak Nuh under the rule of Mamluk Sultan Qaitbay and then went to study under Sheikh Ali bin Hilal al-Jazaery. After finishing his Hajj, <mask> <mask> returned to his native Al-Ahsa and stayed there awhile until he traveled to Iraq and Khorasan in 1473 and wrote the letters "Greater Journeys" and "Basics of Faith".He began training with the man who commissioned theProofs for Explaining <mask>-Jazzar's Z. During the reign of Timurid Emperor Husayn Bayqara, a famous Sunni-Shi'ite debate was held featuring a Sunni scholar from the capital of Her. The three-round debate was held in Tus, near Mashhad, where he was labeled the "Arab speaker" given the lack of Persian Shi'ites to hold that side of the debate at the time. The first and last rounds were held in the house of Mohsen al-Razawi, while the second was held in the school that used to be the City Hall. The first debate focused on Ali's legitimacy as caliph, the second on the issue of children of adulterers, and the third on defamation with regards to the succession. According to some sources, the other debater was actually the chief Ulema of Herat who would be killed along with a number of other Sunni cleric. The book of his arguments was published in 2015 as  .There are several Persian translations, including ones by Nawruz Ali ibn Bastami, Jalaluddin Muhammad al-Kashani, and Shah Muhammad Al-Hamdani.

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title: Ibn Abi Jumhur al-Ahsa'i

texts: some Persian sources, he died in Mashhad and was buried in the Imam Reza Shrine. Work was a leading Shi'ite Muslim scholar of his time and was well-versed in fiqh, philosophy, logic, rhetoric, and hadith interpretation. The next iteration of the thought of Maitham Al Bahrani and Haydar Amuli and a model for that of Shaykh Ahmad is said to have been created by <mask> <mask> al-Ahsa'i. He was a judge as well as a writer, and a few of his poems remain in his book, "A Collection of Sermons, Advice, and Judgments".Many Sunni hadiths conformed to the Shi'ite tradition. The maxim that "synthesis, however possible, is more appropriate than removal from canon" is a key doctrine of Shi'ite scholarship. Important truths may be overlooked if the process is not followed and a scholar chooses a favorite interpretation. He said in his book, "For every two events that appear to be contradictory, you must first search for their meaning and the qualities of their terms." If you are not able to reconcile or if neither stands out to you, then return to the hadith. If the figures are equal in renown, work from them both as narrators. If they are equal, then look at what common doctrine would hold.In his book "The Exile", the author tried to integrate Sufism into Shi'ite thought. It took him a long time to write books on rhetoric. In his youth, he wrote a theological guide called        in which his students pushed him to write a footnote called     . He revised it and published it again in 1490 as  , including the divine wisdom, precious secrets of secular

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texts: sciences, the essence of annunciation, and the end of levels of hoped-for perfection. The book is divided into two parts, the first on the Tawhid and the second on studies of verbs. He did not rely on Shi'ite jurists and their official representatives to the same degree. The arguments and research of Amuli were cited by <mask> Jumhur in order to integrate Sufi and Shi'ite thought.He consideredSharia, the method, and the truth, to be synonymous names true to the one truth of the Muslim law. Monotheism was first and foremost about the unity that is, proof that this world has but one maker, and the theology of singling out the Almighty Truth from the entire multitude of attributes and actions within it. The aim was to reform Shia Islam so that it became an all-inclusive ecumenical doctrine. He wanted to bring it up to date with the spirit of the time without disturbing its key principles because the Shi'a sect alone was not a large enough platform for his opinions. Several students were authorized to narrate hadith by the teacher, including Jamal al-Din Hassan bin <mask> <mask> Shabana al-Bahrani and Muhsin bin Muhammad al-Razawi al-Qummi. Other notable disciples include Sharaf al-Din Mahmoud bin Alaa al-Din al-Talqani, who studied fiqh, hadith, biographical evaluation, and rhetoric for many years. The other graduates were Jalal al-Din, Ali bin Qasim and Rabi bin Juma al-Ghazi al-Huwaizi.Yedikuleli Seyyid 'Abdullah Efendi' in his   was accused of exaggerating his Shi'ite sympathies and was criticized for his Shi'ite sympathies. Shahab ud-Din

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texts: Mar'ashi Najafi was one of the scholars who defended him. Al-Mar'ashi wrote a letter on September 19, 1982, which he included in a forward to his edition of , in response to criticisms of his magnanimity in . The mosque in Taymiyyah is said to be from the time of his father Ali and grandfather Ibrahim. The inscription on the engraving states that there is no God but Allah and Muhammad. A non-profit dedicated to historic preservation was founded in Qom. Many of the work left by Publications Ibn Abi Jumhur can be found in Iranian libraries and in manuscripts.A bibliography was published by a man. There is a souvenir of the knowledge of the Shi'ite Sheikhs. The Karbala Center for Studies and Research is located in Karbala. There are some pages. 104-01. The Encyclopedia Center of Islamabad was visited by the Department of Islamic Studies. "<mask> Jumhur."On April 28, 2021, slm Ansiklopedisi will visit. "<mask>hur." Majlesi, Mohammad-Baqer. Bihar al-Anwar begins. The Al-Wafaa Foundation is in Lebanon. There are some pages. There are 83 and 183.The author is Muhamma Amin. A brief profile of the lives of 200 years was written by scholars at the Pleasure of God. The Husayn expeditions were in Qom. There are some pages. Al-Saif, Fawzy. There are notable figures of the Imamate from the Omani Jurists to Agha Bozorg Tehrani. The name of the city is Dar el-Safwa.There are some pages. 115-26. The Imam All-Sadiq Foundation has a Scientific Committee. The Encyclopedia of Classes of Jurists is the 1st edition. The foundation is named after the Imam

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title: Brooks Williams

texts: <mask> is an American acoustic guitarist and singer-songwriter. His style includes roots, jazz, blues, classical, and folk. He has released albums of folk, blues, and instrumental guitar music. He has recorded and toured with many other musicians over the years, including Boo Hewerdine, Jim Henry, Guy Davis, Hans Theessink and Steve Tilston. <mask> was born in the United States. He moved to Boston to pursue a career in music. <mask> began releasing music on his own label, Red Guitar Blue Music, in 1989 with an album called Red Guitar Blue Music, which was pressed on CD with additional recordings from the late 1980s in 1993, under the same title and label.His first two albums were self-released. Ring Some Changes was the only album that was released by Signature Sounds. Dead Sea Cafe, a collection of Green Linnet-era recordings released by Silent Planet Records, was the only album released by <mask>. In 2004, <mask> returned to own Red Guitar Blue Music label, and has released albums exclusively in this way to the present, apart from Guitar Player, which was released through Solid Air Records. The first two albums, plus both versions of Red Guitar Plays Blue have been out of print for many years, and in 2002 <mask> selected favorite tracks from the first two albums for a best-of compilation on Red Guitar Blue Music called Acoustic Beginnings 1990-1991 which is now out of print Green Linnet Records was sold to Compass Records in May of 2006 and four of them are now available on their

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title: Brooks Williams

texts: website. <mask>' music has been more focused on the blues.<mask> is currently on tour in both the UK and the US. State of the Union was a collaboration with Boo Hewerdine. The live energy between the two was captured by Snake Oil. There were two albums released by the artist. Sally Barker had backing vocals, Richard Gates had electric bass, and Chris Pepper had drums in the first song. Some of <mask>'s favourite blues songs include Robert Johnson's "From Four Until Late", Memphis Slim's "Mother Earth", and Blind Willie McTell's "Statesboro Blues". The album was recorded in an 'old school' way, with just voice and guitar, live in the studio, using vintage microphones.The 'Inside The Delta' tour was a showcase of the many different styles of the blues. The third 'State of the Union' album was a joint venture with Boo Hewerdine. In May of last year, Hans Theessink joined the tour of the UK. The album Lucky Star was released by <mask>. Work My Claim is a celebration of 30 years in the music business and was released in February 2020. How the Night-time Sings (Red Guitar Blue, 1991), Back to Mercy (Green Linnet, 1992), Inland Sailor (Green Linnet, 1994), Knife Edge (Green Linnet, 1996). My Turn Now (Red Guitar Blue, 2016), Lucky Star (Red Guitar Blue, 2018), Work My Claim (Red Guitar Blue, 2020), and New Everything (Red Guitar Blue, 2010).State of the Union State of the Union is a limited re-release of 1995 analogue recordings on vinyl. Cole Porter: Delovely Guitar is a guitar tribute to Cole

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title: Cecil Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore

texts: The second Baron <mask>, also known as <mask>, was an English nobleman who was the ninth Proprietary Governor of the Colony of Newfoundland and the second of the Province of Maryland. His title was "First Lord Proprietary, Earl Palatine of the Provinces of Maryland and Avalon in America". After the death of his father, The 1st Baron <mask>, he received the proprietorship. The Province of Maryland was established by Lord <mask> from his home in North Yorkshire, England. He followed in his father's footsteps by promoting religious tolerance in the colony. At a time of religious persecution in England, Maryland became a haven for Catholics in the New World. Lord <mask> was in charge of Maryland for forty-two years.He was the Lord Proprietor and Governor of Newfoundland. <mask> was born on August 8, 1605 in Kent, England, to George and Anne Mynne. He was the first son of the couple. The ten children of his father were all christened in the Church of England. Trinity College was located at the University of Oxford. Anne Mynne died the following year. The 1st Baron <mask> converted to Catholicism in 1625 and his children followed him.<mask> accompanied his father, Lord Baltimore, along with most of his siblings and his stepmother to the new Colony of Newfoundland in 1628. The family returned to England after the colony failed due to disease, cold and attacks by the French. <mask> became The 2nd Baron Baltimore after his father's death. <mask> was admitted to Gray's Inn as a barrister on August 8, 1633. <mask> received a Charter from King Charles I for the new colony of Maryland to

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title: Cecil Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore

texts: be named after the wife of King Charles I. The 1st Baron Baltimore, who had long sought the charter to found a colony in the mid-Atlantic area to serve as a refuge for English Roman Catholics, died in April 1632. The western shore of the bay would have been included in the original grant.The grant was revised to include the eastern shore only as far south as a line drawn east from the mouth of the river after the Crown realized that settlers from Virginia had already crossed the bay to begin settlement. The final charter was confirmed on 20 June 1632. The 2nd Lord <mask>'s heirs and the Penn family were involved in the Penn–Calvert Boundary dispute. Baltimore's fee for the Charter, which was legally a rental of the land from the King, was one-fifth of all gold and silver found and the delivery of two Native American arrows to the royal castle at Windsor every Easter. The Charter gave Baltimore and his descendants the same rights as an independent state, including the right to wage war, collect taxes and establish a colonial nobility. The Charter would be interpreted in favor of the proprietor. The supporters of the Virginia colony in England opposed the Charter because they didn't want a competing colony to the north.Baltimore sent his younger brother Leonard to England to deal with the political threat, rather than going to the colony himself. He never went to Maryland. Baltimore was defending the 1632 Charter from former members of the Virginia Company while the expedition was being prepared. They were trying to regain their original Charter, including the entirety of the


title: Cecil Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore

texts: Mary's City after returning downstream. Baltimore tried to manage the political relations with the Crown from England.The trader on Kent Island, Claiborne, fought against the new settlement. He tried to stay involved in the governance of the colony, but never visited it. His last son was Charles, and his younger brother Leonard was the first. There was a crisis before and during the English Civil War. In 1629, King Charles I dissolved Parliament and went on to rule for eleven years. The Star Chamber of William Laud was against both Catholics and Puritans. The Puritans and Separatists moved to New England in Massachusetts Bay Colony.Maryland was seen as an English-speaking place of refuge by Catholics. During the English Civil War, Lord <mask> appointed a Protestant, William Stone, as his governor, despite the fact that he was a Catholic. His loyalties were with King Charles and he only did this to maintain possession of the colony during the civil war. The Act Concerning Religion was passed in 1649 and mandated religious tolerance for Trinitarian Christians only. The first law establishing religious tolerance in the British North American colonies was passed by the General Assembly of the Maryland colony. Catholic settlers and Nonconformist Protestants who did not conform to the established Church of England were protected by the law. Lord <mask>'s family held the title of Ferryland and the Province of Avalon in Newfoundland.The colony was administered by the 1st Baron Baltimore from 1629 to 1632, when he left for the Colony of Virginia. In 1637, Sir David Kirke acquired a

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title: Cecil Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore

texts: charter that gave <mask>, 2nd Baron Baltimore, title to the entire island of Newfoundland. The new Charter was fought against by the 2nd Lord <mask>. He gained official recognition of the old Charter of Avalon in 1661, but never attempted to regain the colony. Anne Arundell was the daughter of The 1st Baron Arundell of Wardour. There were nine children. Charles, 3rd Baron Baltimore, was the only one who survived to adulthood.One of the earliest counties to be "erected" was Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Anne's father built a country house for her in 1637 and gave it to the couple in 1639 <mask>, 2nd Lord Baltimore, died in England. His son and heir was Charles. He died in England at the age of 70. He is buried at St. Giles-in-the-Fields Church in London, but the exact location of his grave is unknown. The Governor of Maryland placed a plaque in 1996 about <mask>, 2nd Baron Baltimore.St Giles in the Fields, Charing Cross Road, London is where a number of the early Calverts were buried. We don't know if <mask> is one of them. Poor record keeping of Catholic burials may have led to confusion in the parish register. The Barons Baltimore are honoured in many places, including the counties of Baltimore, Calvert, Cecil, Charles, and Frederick. The city of Baltimore Leonardtown has variations of the Calvert and Lord Baltimore's name. There was a small Court Plaza with a fountain and a Courthouse in the 1980s. The lobby and ceremonial courtrooms are where the annual "Maryland Day" ceremonies are held.Henry Harford was the illegitimate son of The 6th Baron Baltimore. He did not inherit

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title: Cecil Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore

texts: the peerage because of his birth status, but he did inherit the Lord Proprietorship. The flag of Maryland has the arms of the 2nd Baron with a black and gold paly and a red and white bottony. The flag was flown in Baltimore by the newly reorganised Maryland National Guard at a parade marking the 150th anniversary of the founding of Baltimore Town. In October of 1888, it flew to Gettysburg for the dedication of monuments to the Maryland and Confederate armies. During the Civil War, the black and gold chevrons were used as a symbol on uniforms and flags by the Northern (Union) Maryland soldiers and units and the bottonee cross from the Crosslands by the Southern (Confederate) regiments. The reunification of the two squares of the colonial seal and proprietary family's coat-of-arms in the late 19th and early 20th centuries symbolised the post-war reconciliation of the two sides of the bitterly divided border state.The State flag was officially adopted in 1904. The Great Seal of Maryland was stolen in 1645 and replaced by a seal by <mask>. The motto of the Government of Maryland is still used in the seal. The settlement of Calvert Baltimore School is in Ferryland. The Crosslands family of the 1st Baron's mother had a red and silver coat of arms. The Shield is Quarterly, 1st and 4th Paly of six Or and a bend counterchanged. Two leopards guardant Proper Motto: "Manly deed, womanly words."The Baltimore oriole bird had orange and black feathers that looked like Lord Baltimore's coat of arms. The name of the Baltimore Orioles baseball team was inspired by the bird. The Baron Baltimore


title: Cecil Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore

texts: families of Maryland have a list of colonial governors. George and <mask> were Barons Baltimore of Baltimore. Dodd, Mead, and Company is in New York. John D. Krugler. The lords Baltimore in the 17th century were English and Catholic.The University Press of Baltimore. The 2nd Baron Baltimore Governors of Newfoundland Colony British North America Barons Baltimore St. Mary's City, Maryland have a family


title: Danny McCulloch

texts: The bassist of Eric Burdon and The Animals, Daniel Joseph "<mask>" McCulloch, died on January 29, 2015. <mask> was born in Shepherd's Bush, West London. He was not related to either Jimmy or Henry, both members of the 1970s band Wings. At the age of eleven, he began performing publicly. The Avro Boys, from Shepherd's Bush, were his first band. The Casuals were linked up with a new singer in 1960 and remained with him until 1962. Mitch Mitchell was one of the band's drummers.Screaming Lord Sutch & The Savages had <mask> and Sirmon as members. The band, The Plebs, recorded a single in 1964. After working with The Carl Douglas Set, he was approached by Eric Burdon to join his band. Eric Burdon hired the first "new" animal after the break up of the original incarnation of The Animals. Burdon was introduced to guitarist and violinist John Weider by John Weider. Three albums and a series of hit singles were released by the reconstituted group. The two albums from which these singles were released were co-authored by the band members.Eric Burdon was the sole writer of the third album of the reconstituted group, Every One of Us. Zoot Money joined the band at that time. Prior to the release of the third album, both of the band's members were fired. Weider switched from guitar to bass and was replaced by Andy Summers of The Police. The two worked together afterwards. The album Wings of a Man was released in 1969. He was the bassist on the solo album of King,

masks: Danny Danny McCulloch


title: Danny McCulloch

texts: who was the lead singer of The Action.Other musicians were Mick Taylor, Steve Winwood and Brian Auger. He joined Renaissance as a bassist in 1971 and played with Michael Dunford, who was a composer and guitarist with Renaissance. In the 1980s, <mask> worked as a nurse at the Sleaford hospital. In 1992, <mask> joined as the bass player and vocalist of a reconstituted Animals. At the time, he claimed that he had the right to call the band "The Animals". As part of a benefit concert for the victims of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, the band played with Phil Ryan on lead vocals, instead of Eric Burdon. A new Animals group was formed in 1993 after the Red Square performance, which re recorded the old hits of the band.There was confusion and inaccurate assumptions about Eric Burdon's singing on the album. After learning that Burdon wasn't involved, some people felt deceived. In 1995 he released a second album, Beowulf. One of the co-written songs on the album was written by <mask>wan. Gary Wright, Chris Spedding, and Ray Cooper were part of the "Friends". Between 1996 and 1998 there was a controversy about re-recordings made by certain artists, in particular Mott the Hoople, and an alleged reformation of the band by Ian Hunter and Mick Ronson. McCulloch Chapman Music marketed to K-Tel International what were represented to be new recordings by original artists, such as "The New Animals" and "Motte The Hoople."The recordings represented by <mask> to be

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title: Danny McCulloch

texts: new recordings by Hunter and Ronson were in fact operated by the band name The Trybe. Five of the twelve songs on the alleged Mott The Hoople "greatest hits" recording had never before been recorded by the band. K-Tel paid $75,000 for the tapes that it had dealt with in the past. Ian Hunter's voice had been changed along with a soundalike voice in order to strengthen it, and that was done with his knowledge and consent, according to McCulloch. Hunter stated that he had not recorded with Ronson since 1989. The K-Tel album, The Best of Mott The Hoople, was withdrawn in 1997. K-Tel was fined after admitting guilt to two charges under the Trade Descriptions Act of Great Britain.The false Mott The Hoople recordings had been licensed to other companies, resulting in multiple releases of the misrepresented content. The recordings were credited to The Trybe under the title I Can't Believe It's Not Mott The Hoople. The recordings were released on ITunes. Similar releases by The Trybe covered Steppenwolf songs. Animals and Friends, led by original drummer John Steel and organist Dave Rowberry, toured with <mask> in the 2000s. In his digital biography on Amazon Digital Services, When I Was Young, he describes joining and playing with The Animals as the biggest mistake of his life. The book is called "tell the truth of the big rip off to musicians in the 60's and 70's".Back Again, Just For A Bit was released in 2013. <mask> died of heart failure at the age of

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title: Sasaki Kojirō

texts: The story of the battle between <mask> and Miyamoto Musashi in 1612 is a tale of a fictional swordsman who may have lived during the Azuchi–Momoyama and early Edo periods. The folktale of Musashi and <mask>jiro is a famous one, but it does not seem to matter that the whole event might never have happened at all. The name of the school he founded was called the fighting name. <mask> is said to have studied sword fighting from either Kanemaki Jisai or Toda Seigen. Toda was a master of the kodachi. <mask> would have been his sparring partner if he had learned from Seigen. <mask> excelled in his use of a nodachi due to his master's use of the kodachi.After defeating his master's younger brother, he left and founded the Ganry. The first reliable account of <mask>'s life states that he was honored by Lord Hosokawa Tadaoki in 1610 because of the fame of his school and his many successful duels. <mask> used the monohoshizao as his main weapon, and later became skilled in wielding a nodachi. The most challenging opponent Musashi ever faced was Duel with Miyamoto Musashi <mask>. There are a number of different accounts of the battle. The Nitenki says that during his childhood, he initially seems trustworthy, until it goes on to give the age of <mask> at the time of the duel as 18 years old. The death of Toda Seigen occurred in the 1590s.<mask>'s age could have ranged from his 20s to his 50s because of the unreliable sources. A number of scholars contend that it's a mistake to identify the teacher as Kojir's, and that he was trained by a student of the teacher. The author missed the first part of the interview and only got the last part which was 18

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title: Sasaki Kojirō

texts: years old. His mother was a member of the <mask> clan and had him out of wedlock. He took on his mother's last name because they weren't married. She married a cousin who also had the same last name and raised him as her own son. When his mother married into the <mask> clan, she was unaware she was pregnant with him.Her husband raised him as his own son even though he suspected the child was not his. He was taller than Musashi, about 5 ft. 10 in. The average Japanese at that time was 1.78 m tall. The young Musashi, who was around 29 years old at the time, heard of <mask>'s fame and asked Lord Hosokawa Tadaoki to arrange a duel. The time and place was set for 13 April 1612 on the island of Funashima, between Honsh and Kysh. The match was set in a remote place because <mask> would have tried to kill Musashi if he had lost. Musashi wentaded <mask> by taunting him after arriving more than three hours late.<mask>'s blow was close to severing Musashi's chonmage. He was blinded by the sunset behind Musashi, who struck him on the skull with a long wooden sword. Musashi shaved down the spare oar of the boat in which he arrived at the duel to create the longbokken, a type called a suburit. Musashi came late in order to psychologically unnerve his opponent, a tactic he had used on previous occasions. Musashi smiled as <mask> shouted insult at him, but Musashi just smiled. <mask> jumped into combat, blind with rage. <mask> attempted his famous "swallow's blade" or "swallow cut", but Musashi hit him first, causing him to fall down; before <mask> could finish his swallow cut, Musashi smashed <mask>'s left rib.Musashi quickly retreated to his boat and

masks: Sasaki Sasaki Sasaki Sasaki Sasaki Sasaki Sasaki Sasaki Sasaki Sasaki Sasaki


title: Sasaki Kojirō

texts: left. Musashi's last fatal battle was this one. This conventional account, drawn from the Nitenki, Kensetsu, and Yoshida Seiken's accounts, has some problems. A number of obscurities and counterintuitive claims have been identified in the account by him and previous scholars. Would Musashi only prepare his bokuto at the site? Could he have prepared it in time? Is that work tiring him as well?Why was the island renamed after Sasaki? The "late arrival" portion of the story is not included in some texts. According to Harada Mukashi and a few other scholars, <mask> was assassinated by Musashi and his students because he was a political obstacle to Lord Hosokawa. The debate continues as to whether Musashi cheated in order to win or if he used the environment to his advantage. Musashi timed his arrival to match the tide. He expected <mask>'s supporters to follow him after a victory. By the time the fight ended, the tide had turned and he was on the island.Musashi jumped back in his boat and his flight was aided by the tide. <mask>'s favorite weapon during combat was a nodachi with a blade length of over 90 cm. The average blade-length of the regular katana is 70 cm, but rarely longer. "The Drying Pole" was often translated into English as monohoshizao. The strikes with the weapon were quick and precise despite the sword's length and weight. Swallow cut was respected and feared throughout feudal Japan. It was called the "Turning Swallow Cut" because it mimicked the motion of a swallow's tail during flight.It was said that this cut could hit a bird in mid-flight. There are no direct descriptions of the technique, but it was compared to two other

masks: Sasaki Sasaki Sasaki


title: Sasaki Kojirō

texts: techniques at the time: the Itt-ry's Kinshi Cho ken and the Ganry Kosetsu To. The "Turning Swallow Cut" is a technique that involves striking downward from above and then striking again in an upward motion from below. The strike's second phase could be from below toward the rear and then upward at an angle, like an eagle climbing again after swooping down on its prey. The technique was created by <mask> around 1605. <mask> plays a central role in the novel Musashi, which is a popular culture depiction of the samurai of his era. A parallel storyline describes his life.His story was adapted into a film by Miyamoto Musashi. Zoku Miyamoto Musashi: Ichijji no kett (Samurai 2: Duel at Ichijoji Temple; 1955) is an example. He plays a central role in the Vagabond Manga and is shown as deafness. The character Hamaru is modeled after Miyamoto Musashi in the computer game Samurai Shodown. <mask> played the role of a minor character in both Fate/stay night and the visual novel. The arch-rival of the main character in the video game was named after him. Tsubame Gaeshi is the original Japanese name for the Flying type move.In Japan, the characters Jessie and James are known as Musashi and Kojir. <mask> is one of the thirteen fighters who chose to represent humanity in the battles. He faces off against the Greek god in the third round. The "Washing Pole" is a weapon that can be obtained by the player in Dark Souls and Dark Souls III. <mask> is one of the 6 members of Kaido's Tobiroppo. Miyamoto Musashi: His Life and Writings was written by Kenji Tokitsu. Shambhala Press was published in 2004.People from Fukui Prefecture Bushido Japanese duelists were

masks: Sasaki Sasaki Sasaki Sasaki Sasaki


title: Patrick Bissell

texts: <mask> lived from December 1, 1957 to December 29, 1987. He was a principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre. His death at the age of 30 from a drug overdose was described by the artistic director of the American Ballet Theatre as "one of the bright lights in American Ballet Theater's history." He was noted for his height and athletic ability. He played Solor in La Bayadre. The American Ballet Theatre has been accused of widespread drug use. On December 1, 1957, Bissell was born in Texas.His siblings included his twin brother William, two sisters Susan and Barbara, and brother Donald. The family lived in Palos Park. At the age of 8, Bissell jumped off a high diving board, even though he did not know how to swim. He played baseball, basketball, football, track, and many other sports. The center on the basketball team was the pitcher on the baseball team. He could either quit sports or dance. He stopped running in favor of ballet.His older sister Susan practiced ballet before he did. He was first paid to dance after she paid him to be her ballet partner. He pursued ballet after she went on to be a sail-maker and live on a boat. He decided to make ballet his life pursuit after finding a home and sanctuary in it. He was accepted into a company in Toledo, Ohio, after training in ballet and jazz dance. He tried to keep his ballet lessons a secret, but word got out and he was ridiculed every single day for the rest of his school days. I was a skinny kid.He stated that they could have crushed him. <mask>

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title: Patrick Bissell


title: Patrick Bissell

texts: in Peter Darrell's Chéri. Bissell was a guest artist in the first production of the Universal Ballet Company. Julia Moon was the general director. He was a guest artist with the National Ballet of Canada, Scottish Ballet and Pacific Northwest Ballet.A former American Ballet Theatre ballerina and principal ballerina with the Pennsylvania Ballet was married to <mask> on June 26, 1982 at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. The marriage ended due to <mask>'s many philanderings and erratic behavior. He met Gelsey when they were partners in The Tiller in the Fields. They would take drugs together. A $100 fine was given to Bissell. They were re-hired and celebrated by doing a bunch of cocaine they had smuggled in the lining of a ballet slipper. Drug use and death began at a young age, with Bissell shooting up with heroin and consuming large amounts throughout his life.He developed a tolerance because of this. He was arrested in Bloomington, Indiana, in 1981 for public intoxication, disorderly conduct and pushing a policeman. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail. The judge ordered him to give a performance at Indiana University with the proceeds going to charity. The American Ballet Theatre consulted with experts on drug addiction and found a therapist for him. His continued employment by the company required him to take regular urine tests. The tests were negative 95 percent of the time.He spent five weeks at the Betty Ford Clinic in California in 1987 for intensive therapy. He was prevented from going on the

masks: Bissell Bissell


title: Patrick Bissell

texts: American Ballet Theatre's fall tour because he injured his foot before entering the clinic. He had to borrow money for groceries because he was so broke. The death of Bissell was1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 He was engaged to Amy Rose, a soloist at the American Ballet Theatre, at the time of his death. His family blamed his drug use on the competitive dance world in New York City. He died from an overdose of drugs, according to the autopsy results.There was no paraphernalia found. It wasn't determined if Bissell's death was a suicide or not. His death prompted charges of extensive drug use in the dance world by his parents and a fellow-dancer. When discussing her own addiction, she claimed that he introduced her to the drug after he had used cocaine. Drug therapy was offered by the American Ballet Theatre. Bissell appeared to have been making progress prior to his death, according to the company's executive director. The failure of the ballet world and American Ballet Theater in particular to acknowledge and deal openly with the drug problem was blamed for Bissell's death.The 1988 production of La Bayadre by the American Ballet Theatre was dedicated to <mask> who played Solor. <mask> is performing at Jacobs Pillow in an

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title: Constantin Carathéodory

texts: He spent most of his career in Germany and was a Greek mathematician. He made a lot of contributions to real and complex analysis. He came up with an axiomatic formula of thermodynamics. One of the greatest mathematicians of his era is <mask>. His colleagues remembered him as a respectable and cultured man. The son of Greek parents was born in Berlin in 1873. Stephanos was the Ottoman ambassador to Berlin.His mother was from the island of Chios. Many important governmental positions were held by the members of the Carathéodory family. Stephanos was on leave when the Carathéodory family spent 1874–75 in Constantinople. Stephanos was appointed as the Ottoman Ambassador to Belgium in 1875. Julia was born in Brussels. The year 1879 was a sad one for the family because of the death of the paternal grandfather and the death of the mother. <mask> and Julia were brought up in his father's home in Belgium by his maternal grandmother.The children were taught to speak German by the German maid. By this time, he was bilingual in both French and Greek. He began his formal education at a private school. After two years, he left and spent time with his father in Berlin and on the Italian Riviera. He began to become interested in mathematics after a year at a grammar school. He studied at the high school until his graduation in 1891. Twice, he won a prize as the best mathematics student in Belgium.At this point, <mask> was training as a military engineer. He studied at the cole d'Application from 1893 to 1896 and attended the cole Militaire de Belgique from October 1891 to May 1895. The Ottoman Empire and Greece fought a war in 1897. While his father served the government

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title: Constantin Carathéodory

texts: of the Ottoman Empire, <mask> sided with the Greeks. He was offered a job in the British colonial service since he was an engineer. He worked on the Assiut dam in Egypt until April 1900. He studied mathematics from some textbooks he had with him, such as Jordan's Cours d'Analyse and Salmon's text on the analytic geometry of conic sections, during periods when construction work had to stop due to floods.He wrote up the Cheops pyramid's measurements and published them in 1901. He published a book on Egypt in the same year which contained a wealth of information on the history and geography of the country. At the Royal Military Academy, where he studied engineering, he was considered a charismatic and brilliant student. 1900 studies at the University of Berlin. There was a graduation from the University of Gttingen in 1905 and an Ordinary Professor at Bonn in 1909. Professor at Breslau Technical High School in 1910. Professor following Klein at the University of Gttingen in 1913.Professor at the University of Berlin was elected to the Academy of Science. The University of the Aegean was founded in 1920 as a University Dean. Professor at the University of Athens. Professor at Athens Polytechnic in 1922. There was a professor at the University of Munich in 1924. Professorship retirement in 1938. Hans Rademacher, known for his work on analysis and number theory, was one of the students who worked from the Academy of Science.Albert Einstein, Edmund Landau, and Lipt Fejér are just a few of the famous names that <mask>'s contacts in Germany included. During World War II his close associates were Perron and Tietze. When Einstein was a member of the Academy of

masks: Carathéodory Carathéodory


title: Constantin Carathéodory

texts: Sciences in Berlin, he asked for clarifications on the Hamilton-Jacobi equation and canonical transformations. He wanted to see how the two came to be. Einstein recommended the publication of his derivation in the Annalen der Physik. The latter was employed in a 1917 paper by Einstein. Einstein was referred to by <mask> as a fundamental detail of the canonical transformations.Whittaker's Analytical Dynamics. The problem of closed time-lines or the geodesics corresponding to the closed trajectory of light and free particles in a static universe was introduced by Einstein in 1917. He was interested in the study of complex analysis. Detailed information in Georgiadou's book may be found in Carathéodory's links with the Greek academic world. He was involved in the reorganization of Greek universities. A close friend and colleague in Athens was a professor at Athens Polytechnic who had attended his lectures at Gttingen. In 1943, Kritikos and Carathéodory helped the Greek topologist take a doctorate at Athens University.The student who achieved distinction as a scholar of ancient Greek mathematical classics was the undergraduate student of <mask>. In his PhD, Carathéodory studied isoperimetric problems and showed how to extend solutions to discontinuous cases. The existence of a strong relative minimum was not established until the mid-1700s. A fourth was added by Karl Weierstrass in 1879. The Hamilton–Jacobi equation was used by Carathéodory to construct a field of extremals. Light propagation is related to the ideas. The method became known as <mask>'s method of equivalent variational problems or the royal road to the calculus of variations.A key advantage of

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title: Constantin Carathéodory

texts: <mask>'s work is that it illuminates the relation between the partial differential equations and the calculus of variations. It allows for quick and elegant derivations of conditions of sufficiency in the calculus of variations and leads directly to the Weierstrass condition. He published his Calculus of Variations and First-order Partial Differential Equations in 1935. The theory of optimal control and dynamic programming is based on the work of <mask>. Multiple integrals can be extended to the method. If a point lies in the hull of a set, then it can be written as a combination of points. There is a subset of points in the hull.In the same way, lies in a -simplex with a. The smallest that makes the last statement valid for each in the hull of P is the Carathéodory's number. Upper bounds can be obtained depending on the properties of. He is credited with inventing the theory that a closed surface admits at least two umbilic points. Despite having attracted a lot of research, this was not proven as of 2021. The existence theorem was proved for the solution to ordinary differential equations. The formula for the derivative of inverse functions and the Chain Rule could be proved with the help of a theorem on the derivative of a function at a point.The extension of conformal mapping to the boundary of Jordan was proved by the theory of conformal transformation. He came up with the theory of prime ends while studying boundary correspondence. The proof was an elementary one. The theory of functions of multiple complex variables was something that Carathéodory was interested in. Classical results from the single-variable case were sought in his investigations.


title: Constantin Carathéodory

texts: He proved that a ball is not the same as a bidisc. Modern measure theory is based on the Carathéodory extension theorem.The theory was extended from sets to Boolean algebras. It was a subject that <mask> was very fond of since he was in Belgium. The second law of thermodynamics was formulated without the use of Carnot engines and refrigerators, and only by mathematical reasoning, after he published a novel work in 1909. This is another version of the second law, along with the statements of Clausius and others. Max Born and Arnold Sommerfeld were some of the top physicists of the time. Bailyn's survey states that <mask>'s approach is called "mechanical" rather than "thermodynamic." The first axiomatically rigid foundation of thermodynamics was acclaimed by Max Born and he expressed his enthusiasm in his letters to Einstein.While he was impressed by Carathéodory's mathematical prowess, Max Planck didn't accept that this was a fundamental formula given the statistical nature of the second law. He simplified the basic concepts, for instance heat is not an essential concept but a derived one. The principle of irreversibility is based on the fact that inaccessibility of states is related to the fact that temperature is the integration function. In the neighbourhood of any initial state, there are states which cannot be approached arbitrarily close through adiabatic changes of state. He came up with the term adiabatic accessibility. The method in the calculus of variations is closely related to the work of Optics Carathéodory. He gave a strict and general proof that no system of lens and mirror can prevent aberration, except for the trivial case of plane


title: Constantin Carathéodory

texts: mirrors.He gave the theory of the telescope in his later work. The equivalence of Fermat's principle and Huygens' principle was demonstrated by <mask> in his Geometrische Optik. He said that his approach covered the invariants of Henri Poincaré and lie Cartan and completes the Malus law. Pierre de Fermat came up with a minimum principle similar to the one Hero of Alexandria came up with to study reflection. The Calculus of Variations was edited by Carathéodory during the Second World War. Athens was the only major educational centre in the wider area and had limited capacity to sufficiently satisfy the growing educational need of the eastern part of the Aegean Sea and the Balkans. The difficulties regarding the establishment of a Greek university in Constantinople led to the creation of a new University, which was proposed by a Professor at the University of Berlin.On October 20, 1919, the Greek Prime Minister Eleftherios Venizelos invited him to submit a plan for the creation of a new University in Asia Minor. In 1920, as Dean of the University, <mask> toured Europe to buy books and equipment for the institution. Due to the War in Asia Minor, the university never admitted students. The journalist who took him by rowboat to the battleship Naxos was the one who saved the books from the library. Some of the university library was brought to Athens by <mask> and he stayed in Athens until 1924. In 1924 <mask> was appointed professor of mathematics at the University of Munich and held this position until his retirement in 1938. He worked for the academy until his death.The new Greek University in the broader area of the Southeast Mediterranean region was

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title: Constantin Carathéodory

texts: established in 1925. Like many members of his family, <mask> excelled at languages. His first languages were Greek and French, and his writings in German are masterpieces. English, Italian, Turkish, and the ancient languages were all written by <mask>. He was able to communicate and exchange ideas directly with other mathematicians because of his impressive linguistic arsenal. He was a great conversation partner for his fellow professors in the Department of Philosophy. One could learn an endless amount about the old and new Greece, the old Greek language, and Hellenic mathematics from Kurt von Fritz.Von Fritz had a lot of discussions with <mask>. The mathematician sent his son Stephanos and daughter Despina to a German high school, but they also obtained daily additional instruction in Greek language and culture from a Greek priest, and at home he allowed them to speak Greek only. Public speakers like <mask> are often invited to give speeches. He handed out the first ever Fields Medals in 1936 at the meeting of the International Congress of Mathematicians. The University of Munich named one of the largest lecture rooms after him in 2002. Caratheodory's family museum is located in the town of Nea Vyssa. A number of Karatheodory's personal items, as well as letters he exchanged with Albert Einstein, can be found in the museum located in the central square of the town.The original website of the club has more information. The Greek authorities intended to create a museum for Karatheodoris in Komotini, a major town of the northeastern Greek region, more than 200 km away from his home town above. The "Karatheodoris" Museum opened to the public on March 21,


title: Herb Hunter (footballer)

texts: A champion athlete and an expert dental surgeon, <mask> was an Australian Rules footballer who played for Essendon. He died in action on 8 May 1915. He was one of five sons and five daughters of <mask>, an English civil engineer born at Ramsgate, who took over the established Kent Brewery, in McRae street, Bendigo, and Elizabeth Humphreys, whom he married on 11 September 1862. He was born in the town of Sandhurst. He obtained the L.D.S. degree after studying dentistry at Trinity College at the University of Melbourne. The Discipline of Dental Surgery was established in December 1904. He continued his studies at the University of Pennsylvania and obtained a D.D.S.The Doctor of Dental Surgery was born in 1906. He was registered to practice dentistry in the State of Victoria on December 20, 1907, after becoming a member of the Australian College of Dentistry in 1906. He was admitted to the dental Fraternity at the University of Pennsylvania. A sportsman with multiple talents, he was awarded a double Blue in football and athletics. He played three senior matches for Essendon. On May 23, 1900, he made his debut at centre. The public holiday celebrating the Relief of the Siege of Mafeking resulted in the postponement of the match from the previous Saturday.The centre line for Essendon was formed by <mask>, centre, Groves and Hastings on the wing. He played his second match at centre against Carlton on a very wet ground. He played his last match at centre on June 2, 1900. He returned to playing football with the First XVIII. On 4 January 1901, at a special "Commonwealth Celebration" championship competition, held at the Sydney Cricket Ground as part of the celebrations held to mark the proclamation of the

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title: Herb Hunter (footballer)

texts: Federation of Australia on 1 January 1901, <mask> registered some outstanding performances. Nigel Barker is from N.S.W. It was second.The 120 Yards Commonwealth Celebration Hurdles Championship was won by Great Public Schools. The 100 Yards Commonwealth Celebration Championship was second place. The second place was for the Broad Jump Commonwealth Celebration Championship. At the 33rd gathering of the Highland Society of New South Wales, also representing the V.A.A.A., and also at the Sydney Cricket Ground, he had taken the significant Open Age amateur sprinter's handicap "double": First place. The final time was 9.8 seconds. The first place was the "Federation Plate" 200 Yards Amateur Handicap. Final time was 22.2 seconds.He was the captain of the athletics club in 1903. Prior to the Great War, <mask> was a member of the 67th (Bendigo) Infantry Battalion. He held the rank of Second Lieutenant from 9 April 1908, Lieutenant from 20 March 1911, and Captain from 1 July 1913. He enlisted in the First A.I.F. on August 29, 1914. His enlistment form was signed by Lieutenant Colonel H.G. "Pompey"Elliott, who had raised the 7th Battalion in Bendigo and had enlisted men from Western and Central Victoria. <mask> was appointed a Captain in the 7th Battalion, First A.I.F., in charge of "G" Company, which was mostly from the Bendigo District. He was killed in action during the assault of Krithia on 8 May 1915, less than two weeks after the landing on Gallipoli.<mask> has no known grave. There are 20,000 names at the Helles Memorial. The H. H. Hunter Memorial Shield was carved in Australian blackwood in July 1920. The 1901 national championship 100 yards race is depicted in the shield's carving. The names of the

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title: Herb Hunter (footballer)

texts: annual winners could be seen beneath the copper representation of an open book. Since 2001, when the Victorian Athletic League was discontinued, the Hunter Shield was the best performing male club in Victoria, and the winner is based on female and male performances at the open Victorian Championships. The H.H. <mask> athlete of the year trophy was renamed in 2008.There is a list of Victorian Football League players who died in active service. Captain <mask> <mask> wrote "Careers of the Fallen" in The Age. The men of the Dardanelles were written about by Captain H. H<mask>. Anon wrote "Bendigo Officer Killed: Captain H. H<mask>: A Brilliant Athlete". The Bendigonian published "In Memoriam: Captain H. H<mask>" on Thursday, 27 May 1915. Anon wrote "Late Captain <mask>: Football League's Tribute" in the Bendigo Advertiser. "Caulfield Grammar School: Roll of Honour" was written by Anon.Australian War Memorial Roll of Honour: <mask> <mask>, H.W., "<mask>, <mask>s", p Green was a government printer. Austin wrote "The Evolution of an AIF Battalion: the 7th Battalion at the Battles of Krithia (8 May 1915) and Lihons (10 August 1918)". 11-18. The Story of Anzac: From 4 May 1915 to the evacuation of the Gallipoli Peninsula was written by C.E.W. Russell & Main, Jim, were written about. The Encyclopedia of Footballers.7th ed. Bas Publishing is in Melbourne. J. Main. "<mask>, <mask>" was written by Allen, D. In Main, J. The Ultimate Heroes: Footballers Who Never Returned From War was written by Allen and D. Flying Higher: History of the Essendon Football Club 1872–1996 was published in 1996.People who died in World War I were educated at the University of Melbourne and the University of Pennsylvania School of

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title: Jack Cassidy

texts: <mask>, known as "<mask>", was an American actor, singer and director who worked in the theatre, television and films. He received multiple Tony Award nominations and a win for his work on the Broadway production of She Loves Me. He was nominated for two Primetime Emmy Awards. He was the father of two teen idols. He was the son of Charlotte and <mask>. He is the youngest of five siblings. His father was an engineer at the Long Island Rail Road and his mother was a German.<mask> was a musical performer on Broadway. He won a Tony Award for his performance in She Loves Me. He was nominated for an award for his performance in The Andersonville Trial. He was a frequent guest star on television, appearing in such programs as The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, Gunsmoke, Bewitched, Get Smart, That Girl, Hawaii Five-O, Cannon, Match Game and McCloud. <mask> appeared in an episode of "Murder in the Doll's House" in 1973. He was in a television revival of Hellzapoppin'. <mask> co-stars as an informer in Clint Eastwood's movie The Eiger Sanction, as well as providing the voice of Bob Cratchit in the animated television special Mister Magoo's Christmas Carol.His professional persona was an urbane, witty, confident egotist with a dramatic flair similar to Broadway actor Frank Fay. The character <mask> played in W.C. Fields and Me was so perfect that he was cast as John Barrymore. The role of the vain,

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title: Jack Cassidy

texts: shallow, buffoon-like newsman Ted Baxter on TV's The Mary Tyler Moore Show was reportedly written with <mask> in mind. The part of the buffoonish character that <mask> played in He & She went to Ted Knight, but <mask> turned it down because he didn't think it was right for him. In a 1971 episode, <mask> played Hal, Ted's highly competitive and egotistical brother. <mask> was married twice. Evelyn Ward was his first wife.David became a teen idol after they had a son. <mask> married a singer and actress in the same year they divorced. <mask> and Jones had three sons. David starred with Jones in The Partridge Family. In the late 1970s, his son became a teen idol and produced four top-40 records. <mask> and Jones divorced in 1975. In his 1994 memoir, C'Mon, Get Happy, David wrote that he became more concerned about his father in the last years of his life.The elder <mask>, 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

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title: Jack Cassidy

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 His neighbors were shocked to see him watering his lawn in the middle of the day. <mask>'s second wife said that she found him naked in a corner of their house, reading a book. He looked up and said, "I know now that I'm Christ", after Jones told him that they had to get ready for the show. <mask> was hospitalized for 48 hours in 1974. Jones was previously diagnosed with a mental illness. <mask> said his father was bisexual, but neither he nor his siblings knew about it until after his father's death.According to her memoir, <mask> had many same-sex affairs, including one with Cole Porter. On December 11, 1976, <mask> invited his ex-wife to his apartment for drinks, but she declined. <mask> lit a cigarette and fell asleep on the couch. He fell asleep and dropped the cigarette. The apartment and building were 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Jack Cassidy

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The deputy sheriff entered <mask>'s apartment after the fire was discovered. A body was found near the front door of the apartment and was identified by dental records and a signet ring that he wore.His remains were scattered in the ocean. Filmography Film Television is a class. The year is over. Title! There is a role for it. The United States Steel Hour is an episode of Shadow of Evil. Richard Diamond, Private Detective, Danny Fortune, Gunsmoke, Marcus France, and The Chevy Mystery Show all have episodes.Rock Mussin's Episode: The Carpathian Caper Affair was released in 1967. Nick Fleming's Episode: The Trouble with Temple was released in 1968. He wasn't listed in their database as of July. Columbia Records With Love from Hollywood is one of the albums by Shirley Jones and


title: Zoya Phan

texts: There is a political activist from the Karen ethnic group. She is the Campaign Manager of a human rights organization in the United Kingdom. She was an outspoken critic of the Burmese government when it was under direct military rule, calling for democratic reform as well as economic sanctions from both the British government and the United Nations. She has continued to campaign for international action to end ongoing human rights violations in the country, especially regarding the use of rape and sexual violence against ethnic women by the army. Her book, Little Daughter, was published in the UK in April 2009, and in the US in May 2010. The second of her parents' three biological children was born on October 27, 1980, in the headquarters of the Karen National Union. Her father was the General Secretary of the KNU, and her mother was a former soldier.The name Zoya came from her father, who named her after a Russian World War II hero. She spent most of her formative years in the Karen village of Per He Lu, an hour's walk away from the KNU headquarters. She had her first exposure to the fighting in Burma when she was six years old, as land mine victims often went to the hospital there for treatment. After the attack on Per He Lu, the Burmese army forced her and her family to flee to Mae Ra Moe, a refugee camp just across the border in Thailand. Ther Waw Thaw is a Karen village where she and her family settled in 1996. Halfway through the school year, she almost died of an unknown disease, only recovering after weeks of being on an IV drip. She and her family fled back across the border to another refugee camp after the village was attacked by the army.After ten months, <mask> and her sister were able to get to Mae Sot in Thailand for three months, hoping for a chance to go to a university in Australia; however, this fell


title: Zoya Phan

texts: through, and they decided to complete their education at another. A scholarship to go to a university was earned by <mask> and Bwa Bwa after they took an Open Society Institute exam. Bwa Bwa had to take the exam again the following year because there wasn't enough room for both of them. She almost died a second time after catching cerebral malaria while waiting. After taking the OSI exam in 2000, she was given an OSI scholarship and a chance to join her sister in Thailand. The only program her scholarship allowed her to enter was the business administration program at Bangkok University. Like other students from Burma, <mask> and her sister had to keep a low profile to avoid the scrutiny of the Thai police.She and Bwa Bwa helped to organize a support group for other Karen students, collecting money to give a prize to a student in one of the refugee camps. After completing her degree, <mask> was offered a position in the consumer department of Telecoms Asia. She graduated with a degree in business administration. After returning to the refugee camps, she and several other Karen students from their organization illegally crossed the Burmese border to Papun so they could personally deliver their prize to the winner. Soon after they returned, <mask> considered accepting Telecoms Asia's offer, but ultimately accepted a scholarship to study in the United Kingdom with her sister, while Slone went to study in Canada. The first time the Burmese government specifically targeted her was when her father took in two child soldiers who were sent to kill him. She considered staying to help her father, but he insisted that she go.When she was a child, her father used her name as a ruse for his writings. She was inspired to become an activist after seeing her father speak. She began volunteering with the campaign after entering the UK.

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title: Zoya Phan

texts: the Burmese government accountable for its lack of response to the cyclone when it agreed to allow relief workers into small parts of the country. She said that the international community should have pressed the junta harder to allow more essential aid because they had already bent to international pressure by allowing workers in at all. She said the international reaction was symbolic of the lack of action towards political and human rights abuses. She said that despite the government's claims of reform, the changes were only cosmetic and no real change had taken place. She urged the UN to look at the actions of the government instead of their statements.She spoke at the fourth Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy in March of 2012 and maintained that international pressure and sanctions were still necessary. In April of that year, after the National League for Democracy won 40 of 45 parliamentary seats, <mask> urged people not to be too optimistic, as it was only the beginning of the transition to democracy. She stated that despite assurances from Thein Sein that reforms would take place, attacks on minority groups were only increasing in frequency. The European Karen Network, the Karen Community Association (UK), and the board of the Austrian Centre are all headed by <mask>. She warned that the struggle for human rights in the country was not over after the NLD won the election. In speeches and interviews, <mask> frequently speaks about her experiences. In 2009, she collaborated with Damien Lewis to publish her memoir, Little Daughter: a Memoir of Survival in Burma and the West.Simon & Schuster published it. It was published in the United States in May of 2010 under the title "Undaunted: My Struggle for Freedom and Survival in Burma". She said that the goal of her book was to raise international awareness of

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title: Vladimir Vinogradov

texts: The owner and president of Inkombank was <mask>. He was ranked 12th in the list of the top 20 richest Russians in 1996. His bank went bankrupt during the 1998 Russian financial crisis. <mask> was born in 1955. He grew up in modest circumstances after his father's death. He received a degree in mechanical engineering from the Moscow Aviation Institute. He was a construction engineer at the Atommash factory in Volgodonsk.He was given the chance to continue his studies at the Russian Academy of Economics after taking a leading role in the Komsomol, the Communist Youth organisation. In October 1988, he founded one of Russia's first wholly private commercial banks, Inkombank, also called the Moscow Innovative Commercial Bank, which became Russia's largest private bank. One of the seven bankers around Yeltsin was <mask>, who joined Boris Yeltsin's business advisory council. He was the vice president of the Association of Russian Bankers in 1997. Bruce Rappaport is believed to have had business relationships with both Menatap and Inkombank. In April 1992 Vinogradov declared his support for Moscow's Mayor and the city government after being accused of corruption. The declaration was endorsed by many people on the financial scene, including Vinogradov, who was the leader of the influential economic group known as the PPI.Although one of Yeltsin's supporters in the years after the October 1993 crisis and an adviser to the Economics Ministry, <mask> criticized the government in 1995 for following too rigid an economic policy. Inkombank's correspondent bank accounts were held by the Bank of New York, according to a banker with the London office of the Bank of New York. Inkombank had a man working in the 1990s. According to Giovanni de Gennaro who was the deputy director of the Italian National Police, Boris Yakubovich was killed in July 1993 so that the Italian mafia could gain a stake in the Inkombank branch. The "New York International Insurance Group", "Oriental XL Funds", and "Morgenthow & Latham" gained a 30% stake in Inkombank by purchasing

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title: Cecilia McIntosh

texts: An Australian athlete who won a silver medal in the javelin throw at the 2002 Commonwealth Games, represented Australia in bobsled at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Canada, and was a runner-up at the 1997 Australian Weightlifting Championships is <mask>. McIntosh was born in Victoria, Australia and hails from the eastern suburb of Nunawading. She attended Eumemmerring Secondary College. The World Junior Track & Field Championships were held in Australia in 1996 and <mask> placed 19th as a 17yo. In 1998 she qualified for her 2nd World Junior team to compete in Annecy, France where she went into the Championships ranked 4th with the hopes of finishing on the podium, but it wasn't to be as she broke her elbow on the first throw. She continued to throw even though she didn't know how bad the injury was. <mask> was the 3rd ranked Australian and if she could just make top 3 with a decent throw, she would have made her first Australian Commonwealth games team at the age of 19.She withdrew from the competition due to the seriousness of her elbow injury. She went into surgery with Greg Hoy after scans showed how bad her injury was. She wasn't able to get in good enough form before the Olympic trials because of the difficulties she was facing in returning to competition. <mask> promised she would make it to the big stage when she sat in the stands at the Olympics. She went from being a 54m Javelin thrower to a 57m thrower in 2 years after taking on a tiring schedule and training 6 days a week for a total of 10 sessions a week. At a meet in Szombathy, Hungary, in the lead up to the Commonwealth Games, McIntosh threw a Personal Best of 58.97m to rank her

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title: Cecilia McIntosh

texts: 4th in the Commonwealth. She won a silver medal in javelin at the 2002 Commonwealth Games with a mark of 57.42.Spain finished 9th in the World Cup five weeks after <mask> competed. She came home after the World Cup to have her shoulder checked out after it had been giving her grief for 8 months. Due to the fact that she was the only B qualification for Australia for the upcoming Athens Olympic Games, the surgeon Greg Hoy tried to do as little as possible to not hamper her preparations for the Olympics. <mask> was going to miss the Athens Olympics because she couldn't get a good pre-departure throw out and had to have a full shoulder reconstruction. She 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 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Cecilia couldn't get over the shoulder injury that had plagued her for 4 years, so she couldn't return to her best and qualify for the 2006 Commonwealth Games. She left the sport because of her shoulder problems.Australian rules football was taken up by <mask> after she

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title: Cecilia McIntosh

texts: retired from athletics. She was a player in the Victorian Women's Football League. She was the best first year player in the league in 2007, playing 15 games. She scored 31 goals when she moved up to the forward line. She won the league's best-and-fairest award. She was named to the All Australian team in 2009. On April 20, 2015, <mask> was drafted by Melbourne FC.At the 14-minute mark of the first quarter, in the first of the 2 exhibition matches for 2015, McIntosh tore her knee and wouldn't play again. After having his knee reconstructed 3 weeks later, he was back at training immediately after watching a series of Road to Recovery videos. She played her first game back for her VFL club on 1 May 2016 and it was a match winning performance. On the same day she received a call from the coach of the Melbourne FC Women's team welcoming her back to the team, she tore herACL in her first game back for the Demons 3 weeks later. The Women's All-Star match was played at Whitten Oval. The 123rd pick in the 2016 AFL Women's draft was taken by <mask>. She made her debut in the first match of the league at IKON Park.She was signed by Collingwood in May of last year. In May of last year, <mask> was re-signed by the Pies. At the end of the season, he retired from the league after three seasons. She was third in the league best and fairest in the VFL Women's league in the year that she moved to Essendon. Statistics style: background-color: #eaeaea The style is "text-align:center." The style is "text-align:center"The style is "text-align:center" colspan is a career 17 1 0 64! 57!121! 19! 51! 0.1 0.0! 3.8 3.47.1 1.1! She finished second at the national

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title: Michael Strahan

texts: <mask><mask> was born in 1971 and is an American television personality, journalist, and former professional American football player. He played for the New York Giants in the National Football League for 15 seasons. He helped the Giants win the Super Bowl in 2007, and is currently tied with T. J. Watt for the most quarterback sacks in a single season. He co-hosted ABC's Good Morning America and appeared as a football analyst on Fox NFL Sunday after retiring from the league. He was with Kelly and <mask> with Kelly Ripa from 2012 to 2016 and won two Daytime Emmy Awards. In 2016 the network announced that he would be leaving Live!, after he became a regular contributor on Good Morning America. To join GMA full-time.The current incarnation of the Pyramid game show is hosted by him. The Pro Football Hall of Fame member does charity work that benefits youth and community development, among other causes. He was born in Houston. The youngest of six children, he is the son of a basketball coach and a retired Army Major. He is the nephew of a retired football player. <mask>'s family moved to an army post in West Germany when he was 9. Although he didn't start playing football at Westbury High School until his senior year, he did play football for the US Department of Defense Dependent High School in Kfertal.The summer before his senior year of high school, his father sent him to live with his uncle in Houston so he could

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texts: the entire 2004 season. He rebounded in 2005, returning to the Pro Bowl, with Osi Umenyiora, as the two combined for 26 sacks while anchoring the Giants' defense. The best at his position during the prime of his career was considered to be the standard by many coaches, peers, and experts. People and peers viewed him as a complete defensive end because he was one of the best at defending the run. The 2001 season was the most sacks in a single season since 1982, when Mark Gastineau had 22.The final game of the 2002 season was played on January 6, 2002, when the Green Bay Packers played the New York Jets. Many of the Giants' defensive players patted Favre on the helmet after the play. At least one observer said that he deliberately fell to make sure that he got the record. Mark Tauscher, the Packers right tackle, claimed that it was just a bad play and that they wanted to avoid that sack. On October 23, 2006 with a sack of Drew Bledsoe in a Monday Night Football game against the Dallas Cowboys, <mask>an tied Lawrence Taylor for the Giants franchise record for most career sacks with 132. It was the last sack that he would get, as two weeks later he broke his foot, and would miss the rest of the season and the playoffs. It was thought that the 14-year veteran would retire after the 2006 season, but he decided to return for one final year.The Giants' first championship since 1990 was his 15th and final season. He set a new


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texts: franchise record on September 30, 2007, when he sacked Donovan McNabb from the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday Night Football. One of the biggest upsets in football history took place on February 3, 2008, at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, when <mask>an had two tackles and one sack in Super Bowl XII. The Giants went on to win the Super Bowl 17–14 over the New England Patriots, thanks to a strong defense and relentless pass rush. "Stomp you out!" he said. On June 9, 2008, he retired from football. When he retired, he had 141.5 career sacks, 856 career tackles, four career interceptions, 24 forced turnovers and three career touchdown.He was named to the Pro Bowl seven times. It was his first year of eligibility when he failed to get voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The Super Bowl was dedicated to <mask>an after he was in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The coin toss was performed by the other members of the class. Terry Bradshaw commented on the trophy presentations for Fox's previous Super Bowl broadcasts, since he was mourning the death of his father. He received his Hall of Fame ring at the halftime of the New York Giants-Indianapolis Colts game. 100 former Giants players as well as their former teammates were in attendance.The Giants retired his number 92 at halftime of their game against the Eagles. He flew into space on December 11, 2021. The Associated Press first-team

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texts: college-division All-American (1992) Edd Hayes' Black College Sports All-American (1992) is one of the regular season awards. When Fox acquired the rights to broadcast Thursday Night Football in 2018, it was decided to have Strahan host the show along with Bradshaw and Long. Since a coast-to-coast commute on a Thursday night/ early Friday morning would be impractical, Fox NFL Thursday is televised live from New York City instead of from the Fox NFL Sunday studios in Los Angeles. Live! On October 1, 2010, he co-hosted Live!It was the first time that Kelly Ripa and Regis Philbin worked together on a show. In November of 2011, Philbin left an empty spot. After twenty guest appearances over two years, Kelly Ripa selected <mask> as her new co- host on September 4, 2012 marking his first official day on the rechristened syndicated talk show, Live! They were with Kelly and <mask>. The fourth hour of NBC's Today had a year-over-year time slot gain of 87 percent. On April 19th, ABC announced that the host of Live! would be leaving. They will be working full-time on Good Morning America.During his time with the show, he and Ripa won two Daytime Emmys for Outstanding Talk Show Host. The daytime talk show spin-off of Good Morning America was co-hosted by <mask> and Sara. In January of this year, the program was changed to reflect the addition of actress Keke Palmer. The show was canceled in March 2020 due to ABC News coverage.

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title: Michael Strahan

texts: Angels. On September 8, 2015, <mask>an launched a men's clothing line through J. C. Penney.It includes suits, collared shirts, belts, ties, and other accessories. <mask> was a defensive lineman for the Houston Oilers and Atlanta Falcons. In an episode of Finding Your Roots, it was revealed that he has an Anglo-Saxon ancestry that goes back to his 39-greats grandfather, Charlemagne. From 1992 to 1996 he was married to Wanda Hutchins. She is an American businesswoman and interior designer. They have a daughter, Tanita, and a son, <mask> <mask> Jr., who moved to the U.S. and purchased a $163,000 house in the same Houston neighborhood where his parents live. The couple met at a spa and married in 1999.They have two children, twin daughters, born in 2004. The Upper West Side is where Strahan lives. On July 20, 2006 they finalized their divorce. In January 2007, Judge James B. Convery awarded Muggli a divorce settlement and monthly child support. He appealed. The mansion in New Jersey was ordered to be auctioned in March of 2007, and the sales money split evenly. Eddie Murphy's ex-wife, Nicole Mitchell, and <mask>an ended their engagement in 2014).New York legalized same-sex marriage in June 2011. Georgian Heights had a multimillion-dollar restoration done in 2002. The turn-of-the-19th-century mansion is located on 2.3 acres of mountainside property and boasts sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline. Over thirty renowned

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