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texts: outside it. This is memorable for the introduction into analysis of spherical Harmonics or <mask>'s coefficients, and also for the development of the use of what we would now call the gravitational potential in celestial mechanics. The Legendre functions were introduced in a paper sent to the Académie.This expression can be written if two points in a plane have polar co-ordinates. <mask> made the non-trivial extension of the result to three dimensions to yield a more general set of functions. The latter term is no longer used. The paper is remarkable for the development of a potential theory. The direction and magnitude of the force acting on a body is known as the gravitational force. A potential function is a way of defining how the vectors will behave. Avector functions are more difficult to deal with than a scalar function.While working on a similar problem, he first suggested the idea in 1743, using a type of reasoning called geometric reasoning. <mask> said that Clairaut's work was in the class of the most beautiful mathematical productions. According to Rouse Ball, the idea was appropriated from Joseph Louis Lagrange, who wrote about it in his memoirs. Daniel Bernoulli introduced the term "potential" in his 1738 memoire Hydrodynamica. The term "potential function" was not actually used until George


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texts: Green wrote An Essay on the Application of Mathematical Analysis to the Theories of Electricity and Magnetism. An analogous result for the velocity potential of a fluid had been obtained before <mask> applied the language of calculus to the potential function. <mask>'s work on attraction was based on this result.The quantity 2V has been termed the concentration of V and its value at any point indicates the "excess" of the value of V there over its mean value in the neighbourhood of the point. In mathematical physics, <mask>'s equation is ubiquitous. There is a potential in fluid dynamics. It might be seen as the outward sign of one of the a priori forms in the theory of perception. Practical solutions of <mask>'s equation rely on the spherical Harmonics. The method of separation of variables into a radial part can be used to simplify <mask>'s equation in spherical coordinates. The solution to the spherical part of the equation can be expressed as a series of <mask>'s spherical Harmonics.In 1784, 1785, and 1786, <mask> presented a memoir on planetary inequalities. This dealt with the identification and explanation of the Jupiter–Saturn inequality. The study and prediction of the movements of these planets was solved by <mask>. First, he showed that the mutual action of two planets could never cause large

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texts: changes in the eccentricities and inclinations of their orbits; and second, he showed that the near approach to commensurability of the Jupiter–Saturn system caused the peculiarity of the system. The ratio of the two planets' mean motions is very close to a ratio between a pair of small whole numbers. Five of Jupiter's are equal to two periods of Saturn's. The integration of a small perturbing force with a period of nearly 900 years corresponds to the corresponding difference between multiples of the mean motions.The integrated perturbations with this period are disproportionately large, about 0.8 degrees of arcs in orbital longitude. With the help of <mask>'s discoveries, the tables of the motions of Jupiter and Saturn could be made more accurate. It was based on <mask>'s theory that Delambre computed his tables. Books <mask> wants to write a work which will offer a complete solution of the great mechanical problem presented by the Solar System, and bring theory to coincide so closely with observation that empirical equations should no longer find a place in astronomical tables. The result is seen in the exposition du systme du monde. The first was published in 1796 and gives a general explanation of the phenomena. There is a summary of astronomy's history.One of the masterpieces of French literature,

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texts: this summary was procured for the author in order to be admitted to the forty of the French Academy. The nebular hypothesis of the formation of the Solar System was developed by <mask> and expanded by Emanuel Swedenborg, a hypothesis that continues to dominate accounts of the origin of planetary systems. The Solar System had evolved from a mass of gas rotating around an axis, according to <mask>'s description of the hypothesis. As it cooled, the mass contracted and the rings broke. The Sun represented the central core which was still left, while the rings cooled and eventuallyCondensed into the planets. The more distant planets would be older than those nearer the Sun according to <mask>. In 1755, the idea of the nebular hypothesis was outlined, as well as the idea of meteoric aggregations and tidal friction as causes affecting the formation of the Solar System.Like many writers of his time, <mask> did not reference the work of others. There is an analytical discussion of the Solar System in <mask>'s Mécanique céleste. The first two volumes contain methods for calculating the motions of the planets. The third and fourth volumes contain applications of these methods. The results of <mask>'s latest research are included in the appendices of the fifth volume. <mask>'s investigations are so numerous and

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texts: valuable that it is regrettable to have to add that many results are appropriated from other writers, and the conclusions are frequently described as the organised result of a century of patient toil. According to Jean-Baptiste Biot, who assisted <mask> in revising it for the press, <mask>'s Principia into the language of the differential calculus. The work was carried forward in Félix Tisserand's Traité de mécanique céleste, but <mask>'s work will always remain a standard authority. Some memoirs of exceptional power were produced by <mask>. The third volume of the Méchanique céleste had a significant issue in 1784. He determined the attraction of a spheroid on a particle outside it. The introduction into analysis of the potential is a useful mathematical concept. The concept of the black hole was close to being propounding by <mask>.He suggested that there could be stars with so much gravity that not even light could escape from their surface. This insight played no part in the history of scientific development because it was so far ahead of its time. The house that <mask> bought in Arcueil was not yet absorbed into the Paris conurbation. The Society of Arcueil was formed by the chemist Claude Louis Berthollet and his neighbour. Because of their close relationship with Napoleon, <mask> and Berthollet

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texts: were able to control advancement in the scientific establishment and admission to the more prestigious offices. A pyramid of patronage was built by the society. <mask> was elected a foreign member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.The analytic theory of probabilities was written by <mask> in 1812. The first half was about probability methods and problems, the second half was about statistical methods and applications. <mask>'s proofs are not always rigorous according to the standards of a later day, and his perspective slides back and forth between the Bayesian and non-Bayesian views with an ease that makes some of his investigations difficult to follow, but his conclusions remain basically sound even in those few situations The popular account of his work on probability was published in 1819. The Systme du monde is related to the Méchanique céleste in this book. In its emphasis on the analytical importance of probabilistic problems, especially in the context of the approximation of formula functions of large numbers, <mask>'s work goes beyond the contemporary view which almost exclusively considered aspects of practical applicability. The most influential book of mathematical probability theory was <mask>'s Théorie analytique.Laplacian error theory's general relevance for statistics was

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texts: appreciated by the end of the 19th century. It influenced the development of a largely analytically oriented probability theory. <mask> set out a mathematical system of reasoning based on probability, which we now know as a Bayesian system. The first six principles of probability are: Probability is the ratio of the "favored events" to the total possible events. Equal probabilities are assumed for all events. We have to determine the probabilities of each event when this is not true. The sum of the probabilities is the probability.The probability of each occurrence is the same as the probability of all. The probability of event B following event A is the same as the probability of event A causing B. The probability of A and B occurring is divided by the probability of B. Three corollaries are given for the sixth principle. There is a list of possible causes for event B. The rule of succession, given as principle seven, is a well-known formula arising from his system. Suppose that there are only two possible outcomes in a trial.<mask> derived a formula for the probability that the next trial will be a success under the assumption that little or nothing is known about the relative plausibilities of the outcomes. The total number of observed trials and the number of previously observed successes are shown.

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texts: days,The method of estimating the ratio of the number of favourable cases to the whole number of possible cases was previously indicated by <mask> in a paper written in 1779. The coefficients in the expansion of another function are treated as the successive values of any function. The latter is called the probability-generating function. <mask> shows how the coefficients can be determined from the generating function. The generating function is found by using the coefficients from the converse problem and the solution of a finite difference equation. The exposition of the method of least squares is a testimony to <mask>'s command over the processes of analysis. Legendre did not attempt to tie the method of least squares to the theory of probability.Gauss showed that if the errors of observation are normally distributed, the least squares estimates give the most probable value for the quantity measured. <mask> completed work on a treatise on probability after reading these two works. <mask> developed the characteristic function as a tool for large-sample theory and proved the first general central limit theorem in two important papers. After seeing Gauss's work, he showed in a supplement to his 1810 paper that the central limit theorem could be used to justify at least squares. <mask> took a different

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texts: tack. He restricted his attention to the linear coefficients because of a linear regression problem. He showed that members of this class were usually distributed according to the number of observations.It is "best" in the sense that it minimized the expected absolute value of the error, and maximized the probability that the estimate would lie in any symmetric interval about the unknown coefficients, no matter what the error distribution was. The joint limiting distribution of the least squares is one of the parameters. <mask>'s demon and <mask>'s Superman are sometimes referred to as <mask>'s demon and <mask>'s Superman, respectively. The word "demon" was not used by <mask>. He simply referred to "une intelligence." Even though <mask> is generally credited with having first formulated the concept of causal determinism, the idea was actually widespread at the time, and can be found as early as 1756 in 'Sur la Divination'. A Jesuit scientist proposed a version of scientific determinism that was very similar to <mask>'s.The Laplace transform has form: This integral operator transforms a function of time into a function of a complex variable. Proof that every equation of an odd degree must have at least one real quadratic factor is one of the discoveries of <mask> in pure and applied mathematics. The theory


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texts: of capillary action and the Young–Laplace equation were developed from the qualitative work of Thomas Young. In 1816, <mask> pointed out that the speed of sound depends on the heat capacity ratio. The adiabatic compression of the air which results in a local rise in temperature and pressure is not taken into account by the original theory. In the years 1782 to 1784, <mask> and Lavoisier carried out practical physics investigations on the specific heat of various bodies. <mask> was never careful to become involved in politics or life outside of the sciences.He left Paris during the most violent part of the Revolution. Napoleon appointed <mask> to the post of Minister of the Interior after he seized power. After six weeks, Napoleon's brother, Lucien Bonaparte, was given the post. There was no need for a scientist in the government after Napoleon's control of power. In his Mémoires de Sainte Hélne, Napoleon wrote of <mask>'s dismissal as follows: Grattan-Guinness describes these remarks as "tendentious", since there seems to be no doubt that <mask> was only appointed. Although <mask> was removed from office, it was important to retain his loyalty. He appended a note to the third volume of the Mécanique céleste which said that he was devoted to the peacemaker of Europe.This was struck out in copies that were


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texts: sold after the Bourbon Restoration. The censor wouldn't have allowed it anyway. <mask> was given the title of marquis in 1817 after he tendered his services to the Bourbons in 1814, when the empire was falling. The contempt that his more honest colleagues felt for his conduct in the matter may be seen in the pages of Paul Louis Courier. The manner in which his political insincerity was overlooked probably accounts for the way in which his knowledge was useful. The portrayal of <mask> as an opportunist and turncoat was disputed by Roger Hahn in his 2005 biography, who pointed out that he had followed the debacle of Napoleon's Russian campaign with serious reservations. The <mask>s were worried about the safety of their son mile, who was on the eastern front with the emperor, because their daughter died in childbirth.Napoleon came to power promising stability, but it was clear that he had overextended himself, putting the nation at risk. At this point, <mask>'s loyalty began to weaken. Although he had easy access to Napoleon, his personal relations with him cooled considerably. As a grieving father, he was particularly cut to the quick by Napoleon's insensitivity. I have lost my daughter and you have grown thin. That isn't a reason to lose weight. If you put this event in an equation, you will find that it

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texts: adds up to zero.<mask> commented on politics and governance in the second edition of the Essai philosophique. He says that since it is the practice of the eternal principles of reason, justice and humanity that produce and preserve societies, there is a great advantage to adhere to them. <mask> made a veiled criticism of Napoleon's conduct when he said that a great power intoxicated by the love of conquest aspires to universal domination. In the midst of multiple causes that direct and restrain various states, natural limits operate, which is important for the stability as well as the prosperity of empires to remain. When the waters of the seas whose floor has been lifted by violent tempests sink back to their level by the action of gravity, states that violate these limits cannot avoid being "reverted" to them. After experiencing the Revolution and the Empire, <mask> formulated a set of principles derived from physics to favor evolutionary over revolutionary change. He believed that the model that best helped to preserve the human species was the stability of nature.His views were also a piece with his steadfast character. <mask> shows the potential of probabilities in political studies by applying the law of large numbers to justify the candidates in the Borda method of voting, with which the new


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texts: members of the Academy of Sciences were elected. It is easy to convert <mask>'s verbal argument into a formal proof. The death of <mask> took place in Paris on March 5, 1824. After his brain was removed by his physician, Franois Magendie, it was kept for many years in a museum in Britain. It was smaller than the average brain. The remains of <mask> were reburied on the family estate in the canton of Orbec after he was buried in Paris.The tomb is located on a hill in Normandy, France. I didn't need religious opinions about the existence of God. The exact words <mask> used and his intended meaning are not known. Antommarchi's The Last Moments of Napoleon (1825) contains an earlier report, but without the mention of <mask>'s name. It was not God that <mask> had treated as a hypothesis, but his intervention at a determinate point, according to the astronomer Franois Arago. In 1893, the Swiss-American historian of mathematics came to a similar conclusion. Stephen said in 1999 that he didn't think <mask> was saying that God doesn't exist.He doesn't intervene to break the laws of science. Daniel Johnson argues that the only account of <mask>'s interaction with Napoleon is from the diary of the British astronomer Sir William Herschel: Since this makes no mention of <mask>'s saying, "I had no need of that

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texts: hypothesis." Arago's testimony suggests that he did, but not in reference to the existence of God. <mask>'s views on God Raised a Catholic are the only one found in his writings. Some of his peers thought he was an unbeliever, while others thought he was an atheist. Napoleon told General Gourgaud that he often asked <mask> what he thought of God. He was an unbeliever.Jean-tienne Guettard was staggered by <mask>'s denunciation of the existence of God at a dinner party. It looked like <mask>'s atheism was supported by a thoroughgoing materialism. According to the chemist Jean-Baptiste Dumas, <mask> provided materialists with their specious arguments, without sharing their convictions. In his writings, <mask> does not deny God's existence. There are expressions in his private letters. He wrote to his son on 17 June. I pray that God watches over your days.As well as your father and mother, let him be present in your mind. Ian S. Glass quotes Herschel's account of the celebrated exchange with Napoleon and says that he was a deist like Herschel. The Sun, the planets and the comets can only be the work of an all-powerful and intelligent Being according to <mask>. If we had shown that the conditions of the planets and their satellites are precisely those which ensure its stability,Newton would be even more


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texts: confirmed, says <mask>. By showing that the laws of motion could explain the "remarkable" arrangement of the planets, <mask> had eliminated the need for the "supreme intelligence" to intervene. "This is to have very narrow ideas about the wisdom and the power of God, that's what Leibniz said about the invocation of divine intervention to restore order to the Solar System," says <mask>. He shared Leibniz's astonishment that God has made his machine so badly that unless he affects it by some extraordinary means, the watch will soon cease to exist.<mask>'s critique of Christianity was published for the first time in a black envelope in the library of the Académie des sciences. To reject miraculous facts as untrue is the first and most infallible of principles. The doctrine of transubstantiation ends at the same time reason, experience, the testimony of all our senses, and the eternal laws of nature. The idea that the lawgiver of the universe would suspend the laws he has established is absurd. The use of probability in theology was ridiculed by <mask>. It is not worth making a bet for the hope of profit, even if it is equal to the product of the value of the testimonies and the value of the happiness they promise. <mask> was interested in the question of God and discussed it with the astronomer


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texts: Jean-Frédéric-Théodore Maurice.He told Maurice that Christianity is a beautiful thing and praised its civilising influence. Maurice thought that the basis of <mask>'s beliefs was being modified, but that he held fast to his conviction that the invariability of the laws of nature did not permit supernatural events. After <mask>'s death, Poisson told Maurice, "You know that I do not share your religious opinions, but my conscience forces me to recount something that will surely please you." The dying man fixed him with a pensive look after Poisson had praised <mask> for his "brilliant discoveries". We chase phantoms. Maurice interpreted his last words to be a realization of the ultimate "vanity" of earthly endeavors. <mask> was to be buried in the parish of the Missions trangres.It is not credible that <mask> had a proper Catholic end, and he remained a skeptic to the very end of his life, according to his biographer. In his last few years, <mask> has been described as an unbeliever. Pope Callixtus III asked for prayers from the Turks during a comet appearance in 1456, according to the scholar Bartolomeo Platina. Church records do not mention the comet. The Pope had "excommunicated" the comet, according to <mask>. The Pope had ordered the comet to be "exorcised", according to <mask>. Arago spoke of an


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texts: the effects of nature are only mathematical results of a small number of laws. Nature is only simple in her causes. What we know is small and what we don't know is huge. This was at least the meaning of his last words, which were difficult to understand. The theory of probabilities is reduced to common sense in this essay.It makes one estimate accurately what right-minded people feel, often without being able to give a reason for it. There is a list of works in the compltes de Laplace. Gauthier-Villars is a copy from Gallica in French. English translations of Bowditch. It's trans. The original French Pound was included in the 5 vols of Celestial Mechanics. It's trans.The System of the World, 2 vols, London: RichardPhillips _ The System of the World (v. 1) _ The System of the World (v.2). It's trans. The French 6th ed. contains a translation of H. Barnett's A treatise upon analytical mechanics. It was translated from the French 5th ed. There is a History of the metre <mask>–Bayes estimator Ratio estimator Seconds pendulum List of things named after Pierre-Simon <mask>. 44, pp. "Some notes on <mask>" was written by David.The eds were written by Bernoulli, Bayes and <mask>. 30–44. It was published in 1831. The life of Pierre Simon <mask> was published in 1997. "Exposition du systme du monde" and "Traité de


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texts: <mask> was a musician and composer of Paraguay. From a very young age <mask>n was fanatical with the art of musical performance and was supported and promoted by his father. After his virtuosity made him play it like few others, he imposed a delicate and particular style that was impossible to be mimicked, according to comments from people who heard him. He joined the orchestra of Julin Rejala, a folk music band from Asuncin, which traveled around the country and then to the neighboring country of Brazil, to highlight their participation in the group as the most celebrated musician and asked for in each of their presentations. Interpreter of the Paraguayan harp, along with his colleagues Félix Pérez Cardozo, Digno Garca, Albino Quinez, Cristino Bez Monges and others. He settled with his art for a long time in Brazil where he developed most of his career, being considered in the decades of the '70s and '80s as an artist of greater success in presentations and record sales throughout Brazil. In the neighboring country, he recorded 34 albums, won 8 gold discs, and popularized the instrument's range which expanded to all kinds of music.His compositions are played at various points of the globe. The instrument was called the "Indian Harp" because it was played by many national interpreters. With the arrival of <mask>, who made other sounds achievements applying innovative techniques, it was renamed to the Paraguayan harp. <mask> is considered to be one of the greatest harpists in the history of the instrument to the ears of anyone who listens. He left the band to improve his technique as a

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texts: France, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, Japan, Venezuela Argentina, Mexico, and other countries. He was granted a special visa by the government of that country which allowed him to stay in the United States for 3 years. He was invited to interpret his Paraguayan harp at the inauguration of a television channel in the Netherlands, and he was special guest of a famous Japanese airline to make presentations in the land of the rising sun. He dedicated his career to the interpretation and composition of the Paraguayan harp after returning to his homeland.He made a duet with his son <mask> Junior, who accompanied him with the guitar, the ideal complement to harp executions of both native and international repertoire. For the quality of his compositions and the warmth of an exceptional human, <mask> earned a prominent place in the history of Paraguayan music. He expressed his desire to conduct a large harp concert after receiving a tribute. The unmistakable sound of his harp will continue to ring throughout the world after this desire was cut short. He died at the age of 80. Despertar nativo is one of his most popular songs. There is a Caballito andador.Canto de pajarito. Danza seductora. Lamento indio. There is a person named ARPA paraguaya. La voz del viento. There is a person named leny. Sonrisa hechicera.The fiesta is in la selva. Mi tierra tiene el arpa. Anivena upeicha Yoly. El dilogo del guyra con el caballo, varias de ellas. <mask> had eight Gold Records, which included A Harpa e a Cristandade Arpa Paraguaya en Hi-fi Recordando carnavales. The births and deaths of people from

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texts: <mask> was an American drummer and session musician who was estimated to be among the most recorded studio drummers in the history of the music industry. His drumming is featured on 150 US top 10 hits, 40 of which went to number one, as well as many film and television soundtracks. After moving to California with his family in 1943, he began playing jazz and big band music before taking up rock and roll session work. He was one of the regular players in the band called "the Wrecking Crew". The Ronettes' single "Be My Baby" contains a drum beat that became widely imitated, as well as works by popular artists such as Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, the Beach Boys, and the Carpenters. As recording and musical practices changed, the workload of <mask> declined from the 1980s onwards. He was a member of the Wrecking Crew and was a member of the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum.Meyer and Rose Belsky were Jewish Eastern European immigrants who came to the United States. He and his family moved to Connecticut when he was seven. He and his family moved to California in 1943 after he began playing drums at the age of eight. The jazz drummer Gene Krupa had also been taught by Roy Knapp. He began his professional career playing overnight sessions in Chicago strip clubs, which allowed him to practice and perfect his sight reading skills. He took up session work after playing in Count Basie's big band. He enjoyed playing rock and roll so much that he played on many such sessions during the 1950s.He was a core member of the Wrecking Crew, a close-knit group of Los Angeles session musicians that played on hit records during the 1960s. The new, younger guys were feared by

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texts: The Ronettes' single "Be My Baby" can be heard as part of the Wall of Sound.Max Weinberg wrote, "If <mask> had played drums only on 'Be My Baby', his name would still be uttered with reverence and respect for the power of his big beat." The pattern was created when <mask> hit the snare on the fourth beat instead of the two and four. It was a mistake that Spector made. After he recorded a "pshh-shup" sound by opening and closing the hi-hat at appropriate intervals on Johnny Rivers' "Poor Side of Town", he was credited with popularising the "disco beat". Professional recording engineers disliked the effect because of its resemblance to white noise. Producers sought out the sound in the 70s. "Hal Blaine Strikes Again" was a rubber stamp used to mark places where he played music.When asked why he stamps his charts, he said, "I always stamp my charts." I started that because it wasn't all ego. The stamp was used to play music. There was a rubber stamp on the wall of the drum booth at every studio I went to in the late sixties. <mask> had a rubber stamp made because he was getting so many studio dates. He was everywhere! The Beach Boys' Brian Wilson was portrayed by Johnny Sneed in the film Love & Mercy.The 5th Dimension won a record of the year in 1968 for "Up, Up and Away", while Frank Sinatra won a record of the year in 1967. He was a member of the Modern Drummer Hall of Fame. He received a lifetime achievement award. In addition to playing on 150 US top 10 singles, <mask> played drums on 39 recordings that hit the number one spot on the Hot 100. The drums! A Go Go has fun. Do you want to play drums?The list of recordings of <mask>'s songs can be found

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texts: A native of Starkville, Mississippi, <mask><mask> is an American singer and beauty pageant titleholder. She was a finalist on the eighth season of American idol and placed 13th. She competed in the Miss America's Outstanding Teen in 2007. She has musical influences. <mask> was crowned Miss Mississippi. <mask> was born in Columbus, Mississippi and attended Columbus High School before moving to Starkville with her family. The youngest of five children is the daughter of <mask>.Her mother's first husband died of a brain injury. Her father lives outside the state of Mississippi and her parents divorced when she was a toddler. She is eleven years younger than the fourth. At the time of the baby's birth, <mask> was working the night shift at the Weyerhaeuser plant in Columbus, Mississippi, and she noticed that her body was swelling. Nurse rushed <mask> to the hospital after she went to the plant's on-site clinic. The doctors expected neither of them to survive the pregnancy after she suffered a severe form of pre-eclampsia. After birth, <mask> was fighting for her life in the hospital.She began singing when she was 3. She is passionate about singing because her family told her that once they were in a vehicle, she would start singing with the radio. She has performed with the <mask> family. She was a student at the Mississippi School of the Arts and competed in the Miss America's Outstanding Teen competition before she graduated. Miss Mississippi's Outstanding Teen <mask> was fourth runner-up in the 2006 Miss America's Outstanding Teen competition. She won the Miss Mississippi's Outstanding Teen title after competing as Miss Houston/North Central. She placed tenth in the Miss America's Outstanding teen

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texts: contest in August of that year.She won a scholarship in 2008 for former contestants. She traveled to Florida to attend the 2008 Miss America's Outstanding Teen pageant but didn't make it to the eighth season of American idol. She sang "Big Girls Don't Cry" while holding the number 84122. The rest of her group was cut when they performed "Mercy" during Hollywood group night. She sang "Love Song" by Sara Bareilles, but the judges didn't like it, and they suggested that she sing a song by Rihanna. The judges chose <mask> to join the Top 13 after she was brought back for the wild card round. The Jackson 5 song "I'll Be There" was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780She was savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay She missed out on the summer tour. In the


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texts: episode after <mask>'s elimination, the ratings for African-American viewers dropped by 28%. <mask> was the only contestant from Mississippi to make it to the finals of American idol, but he was joined by another contestant who was her favorite of that season. She is a close friend of Allison Iraheta. <mask> was eliminated as she didn't get enough votes to advance to the Top 12. She was selected as one of the 8 Wild Card hopefuls on the March 4 results show.<mask> was the first to be eliminated and it was not known if he was the winner or loser. Also-cast-off contestant Jorge Nez has been on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. While missing out on the show. Single Ladies was performed by <mask> at the Mary Kay seminar. She performed three songs at the Delta Fair in Memphis, Tennessee, during the time of the tour. There was also a season 8 finalist there. <mask> performed at the Miss America's Outstanding Teen competition.She is a popular attraction at sporting events and pageants. She worked with people who wrote music. <mask> performed at a basketball game. <mask> was crowned Miss Spirit of the South. She posted a picture of herself wearing the new crown. She said that she would compete in Miss Mississippi in June. She was the first runner up.She performed three songs for patients at the Batson Children's Hospital in Jackson, Mississippi, in April 2012 <mask> was crowned Miss Mississippi State University. <mask> competed in her third Miss Mississippi contest. She won a $10,000 scholarship after being crowned Miss Mississippi on July 12. <mask> wants young girls to embrace their age. She placed in the top 10 at the Miss America contest. The Miss Mississippi Outstanding Teen Scholarship is owned by Fox

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title: Wilmer Fields

texts: During the 1940s and 1950s, <mask> was a household name in the Negro league and other baseball circuits. <mask> was a two-way player in the Negro league and also played in Canada and Latin America. He played third base or outfielder in games when he wasn't a pitcher. He captured the Most Valuable Player award many times because of his consistent batting and pitching skills. <mask> had an average control of his pitches, with a running fastball complemented by a curve, a slider, and eventually a knuckler. He was often referred to as ”Red” or ”Bill” <mask> was recruited to play for the Homestead Grays Negro league club in 1939 after playing quarterback at Virginia State University.He spent his entire Negro league career with the Grays, but continued his college education in the off-seasons while also playing football and basketball. The Grays won nine Negro league titles before folding in the wake of desegregated professional baseball. They played many of their home games in Washington, D.C. and Pittsburgh. The Negro Leagues struggled after the 1947 season when the Brooklyn Dodgers had a black player. <mask> joined the Grays at the age of 17 and showed a record of 2-1, 13-5 and 15-3 in his first three seasons, but his promising career was interrupted by Army service in Europe during World War II. During his

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texts: eight years in the league, <mask> compiled a record of 102 wins and 26 losses, helping his team to four pennant titles and a World Series championship. The East-West All-Star Game was held at Yankee Stadium.In the 1948 Negro National League Championship, <mask> was the leader of the Homestead team. The last Negro World Series was played in 1948, when the Grays defeated the Black Barons by a score of 4-1. He became part of several championship teams and was selected as the Most Valuable Player a record seven times. <mask> received numerous contract offers from major league organizations, but he was content with what he was doing and refused them. He played in Canadian baseball during the summer and also in the Caribbean winter league. He traveled to Canada to play in the Intercounty Baseball League in southwestern Ontario. <mask> played for the Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League in 1952.During the 1951, 1954 and 1955 seasons, he was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Wilmer Fields

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 He had a 38-7 record in four campaigns there. In his only season with Toronto, he hit a second best team average of.29 in 52 games while sharing duties with eight outfielders. <mask> played for the Fort Wayne Allen Dairymen in Indiana from 1956 to 1957 while he was in Canada. The team was part of the Michigan-Indiana League, a semipro league made up of black and white players, which was integrated in 1948. Fort Wayne participated in several Global World Series during the 1940s and 1950s. In 1935, I participated in the event championship teams from four continents.The U.S. teams usually have Negro league players, minor leaguers and former big leaguers on their rosters. The Fort Wayne team won five NBC championship titles. <mask> had a batting average of.423 and a record of 6-1 on the mound in the two seasons. He was named the Most Valuable Player in the NBC tournament, putting his name alongside some of the greatest athletes of all time. <mask> was an example of a ball player who benefited from the interdependence of Latino and black baseball. Competition in the

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title: Wilmer Fields

texts: Indios' third baseman in the Series and he hit.429 with two doubles, a home run and seven runs. He hit the first grand slam in Series history. Fields had an 8-4 record and batting.326 for Mayagez.He was included as a reinforcement in the 1950 Caribbean Series. <mask> defeated the Alacranes de Almendares of Cuba, 6–1, limiting them to five hits in a complete game effort. A home run by Héctor Rodrguez was the only Cuban run. It was the second heroic effort for <mask>. <mask> hit a pinch-hit, two-run home run in the bottom of the ninth to lift the Criollos to a 2–1 victory. It was the first walk-off hit of the Series, and it was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 <mask> played the rest of the games as a backup outfielder, going 3-for-11 with one home run, and scoring eight runs to tie Cuban Al


title: Wilmer Fields


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texts: batting.360 and leading in RBIs, while tying in home runs (2) with Cuban Spider Jorgensen and for the most hits (9) with Cuban Sandy Amors and Panamanian Spook Jacobs. He was named to the All-Star team as a right fielder. <mask> played for the Patriotas in 1951–1952, batting.258 with 10 RBIs in 17 games. In the Dominican Professional Baseball League, <mask> had a good season as an outfielder and pitcher. He had a very solid average of.393, with a 5-2 record from the pitching circle. <mask> had a batting average of.330 and.319 in his first two seasons in baseball, and was named the Most Valuable Player in his first season. He played in the Mexican League for one season before moving on to Cuba and Panama.He split his playing time between the Sultanes de Monterrey and the Diablos Rojos del México, batting.355 with seven home runs and 35 RBIs in 25 games. <mask> took a job as a bricklayer's helpers after leaving baseball. He found work as an alcohol counselor with the District government even though he was disappointed by the low pay. He reform schools and prisons. He organized baseball games between inmates and Prince William County players. His son received a full basketball scholarship to Providence College. The Negro League Baseball Players Association helped raise money for former members and brought


title: Wilmer Fields

texts: attention to the league, after he retired as a security guard.He organized autograph shows, held benefit auctions, and organized baseball games for prison inmates while working as an alcohol counselor while he was president of the association. He died of a heart ailment at his home. He died at 81. <mask> received many awards during his playing days, but also received posthumous acknowledgment for his contribution to baseball. <mask> was part of the fifth class of the Caribbean Baseball Hall of Fame. He was one of 19 black athletes to be in the Black Ice Hockey and Sports Hall of Fame. Black Baseball statistics and Seamheads BR Bullpen biography are external


title: José de la Riva-Agüero y Osma

texts: The 6th Marquess of Montealegre de Aulestia and 5th of Casa-Dvila had a Prime Minister named <mask>. Riva-Agero was the only child of <mask> and <mask>. He was a descendant of the first President of Peru, <mask>. He studied philosophy, human sciences and law at the University of San Marcos. He was part of the so-called Generation of 900 and gained a reputation for academic excellence and political activism. In 1905 and 1910, he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in human sciences and a Bachelor of Arts degree in law. The earliest work of historiography to be written in Latin America was written by Riva-Agero.He became a lecturer at San Marcos in 1910. The 1909 coup d'état attempt against the Augusto Legua's regime was the subject of an article published in 1911. The Legua's Minister of the Interior ordered his arrest, which immediately provoked bitter university protests and demonstrations that resulted in violent political suppression by the National Gendarmerie. This was the first confrontation between students and police in the history of the country. The Minister resigned from his office after he was released due to political pressure. Riva-Agero co-founded the moderate Democratic National Party in 1915 and supported the candidacy of the Civilista <mask> <mask> in the April 1915 election after a long journey through Spain. He went into voluntary exile in Europe after Legua's 1919 coup.Riva-Agero lived in Madrid for a while before moving to Paris and Rome, where he spent most of the eleven years of the Legua's Government. When his mother died in 1926, he succeeded her as Marquis of Montealegre de Aulestia and was legally adopted by her maternal aunt, who later became the 4th Marquise of Casa-Dvila. Riva-Agero became a follower of Catholic rightist authors such as Jacques Bainville and Charles Maurras after abandoning his moderate views in exile. The Legua's regime was overthrown by a military coup in August 1930. He resigned as Director of the Institute of History at the University of San Marcos due to differences with the

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title: José de la Riva-Agüero y Osma

texts: student government. He supported the Commander's presidential candidacy in the 1931 general election even though he initially refused to take up any seat in the 1931 Constituent Assembly. He was appointed Mayor of the city in May of that year.He had to deal with the 1931 telephone strike while he was the Mayor. The Assembly proclaimed General scar R<mask> President of the Republic after the assassination of Snchez Cerro. Riva-Agero became Prime Minister and Minister of Justice in 1933. Commander A. Henriod was appointed to head the Ministry of Interior and advocated a policy of oppression against the Communist Party. He moved further to the right after becoming Prime Minister. The Accin Patritica movement was launched after the model of Action Franaise and he changed the group's name to the Fascist Brotherhood. He declared his support for Italian fascists and Falangism, although it has been argued that he was more of a catholic rightist.Riva-Agero gained a strong following for his new endeavor but before long his newfound extremism, combined with his increasingly odd personal behaviour, began to lose him his credibility. He became anti-Semitic and began to praise Hitler. He began to insist that his followers call him the Marquis of Aulestia, a title that had been in the family, but which had little currency in a republic, and which cost him more support. His reputation was further damaged when he took to occasional bouts of public transvestism. He continued to write articles in defense of the Axis powers until his death, even after he became one of the Allies in 1942. The Carcter de la literatura del Per independiente was written in 1909. Discurso del Colegio Recoleta (Speech at Recoleta School) was established in 1935.The Civilizacin peruana was inspired by La Cristiada. Pre-Hispanic era) 1937 - Dos estudios de Italia contempornea (Two Studies on Contemporary Italy). The Ayllus of the Incas was written in 1937. The second part of the 'Antarctic Parnassus' was settled in Peru. The Biografa de Riva Agero can be found at


title: John Frame (theologian)

texts: <mask> is a retired American Christian philosopher and Calvinist theologian who is well known for his work in epistemology and presuppositional apologetics. He is a critic of the thought of Van Til. <mask> became a Christian at the age of 13 through the ministry of Beverly Heights Presbyterian Church, a congregation of the United Presbyterian Church of North America in Pittsburgh. He graduated from the university with a degree in theology. <mask>'s faith and theology were formed by the PEF and Westerly Road. He says that he owes a lot to PEF. I have never experienced that level of fellowship in a church.I am not impressed by people who want to set up an adversary relation between "Reformed" and "evangelical." Today, evangelical ministries are often derided as circuses, as clubs that will do anything at all to gain members, who pander to the basest lusts of modern culture. PEF would never have thought of the effect their ministry had on me. <mask> received a degree from a university. Yale University has an M.Phil. They began work on a PhD. He received a degree in 2003 from Belhaven College.<mask> was a founding faculty member of the California campus of the seminary, as well as serving on the faculty. He is a minister in the Presbyterian Church. <mask> is known for his critical view of historical modes of theology, including his criticism of such scholars as David F. Wells. Hart, Richard Muller, and Michael Horton. "Machen's Warrior Children" is one of <mask>'s critical analyses. <mask> reviewed Horton's book with a similar analysis. He debated D.G. in 1998.The regulative principle of worship was discussed by Hart. The Doctrine of the Knowledge of God was written by <mask> in 1987. He calls it triperspectivalism or multiperspectivalism because it says that in every act of knowing, the knower is in constant contact with three things. He believes that each perspective is related to the others in a way that one knows the

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title: John Frame (theologian)

texts: other two as well. This idea has been further developed by his student and co-conspirator, Vern Poythress. Poythress and <mask> had used multiperspectivalism in ways that had led to incorrect conclusions in regards to the relation of Kline's position and Greg L. Bahnsen's on covenant theology. <mask> is a supporter of the presuppositionalist school of Christian apologetics.Rationalism and irrationalism in non-Christian thought Frame is what he defines as a presupposition. <mask> defines rationalism as any attempt to establish the finite human mind as the ultimate standard of truth. Within the context of rejecting God's revelation of himself in nature and the Bible, a rationalist states that the human mind is able to fully explain reality. <mask> does not mean that the systems seek omniscience when he says that the history of non-Christian thought is the history of various attempts to construct systems that account for everything. Plato's form/matter dualism and the debate between the nominalists and the realists over the status of universals and particulars are two examples of attempts to explain reality. More examples include Descartes' mind/body dualism, Spinoza's God or nature, and Plotinus' "The One" and his teaching on emanation. According to Frame, intelligent design is just as religious as neo-Darwinism.Irrationalism Non-Christian thought is also characterized by irrationalism because the finite and fallen human mind cannot fully capture all of reality into a man-made system. The non-Christian rationalist engages in an "upper story leap" when they realize that they can't account for everything. According to Frame, the categories of thought that are necessary for our understanding the world around us, such as causality, logic, time, space, and order, are structured by our minds and imposed upon the things we experience. To be rational and make sense out of life, we must assume these notions. We can't verify these

masks: Frame Frame Frame Frame


title: John Frame (theologian)

texts: categories by touch, smell, sight, etc. They must be thought of as created by and arising from our minds, thus providing the criterion for those things that we can verify. If we are to think of anything at all, we must think in terms of everything being caused by something logically and temporally prior to it.The view of mankind was fairly deterministic. <mask> wants to know where moral responsibility and freedom can be found. While we can't prove that man is a responsible moral agent, we must act as though he is. The world of nature leads to determinism, while the world of freedom leads to responsibility. Although he did not deny the regularity of the natural world and the reality of humanity's moral motions, his philosophy could not bring these two worlds together. <mask> concludes that Kant made the "upper story leap" to irrationalism by asserting the truth of something. <mask> found both rationalism and irrationalism.According to both <mask> and Van Til, every non-Christian system has the same principles for its downfall. All of them are "auto-deconstruct." <mask> has written two books about worship and music. Frame interprets the regulative principle of worship in a non-conventional way. Frame regards contemporary worship music, musical instruments and liturgical dance as permissible, which has brought him into conflict with some Reformed theologians who regard them as forbidden in worship. Frame received awards and recognition from Belhaven College. <mask> married Mary Grace Cummings in 1984 and has two sons.He lives in Florida with his three step children. <mask> is a musician. 1976 Medical Ethics, 1988 Perspectives on the Word of God, 1990 Evangelical Reunion, 1991 Apologetics to the Glory of God are some of the works that were selected. "Remembering Donald B. Fullerton" is an article by <mask>. American Presbyterians Presbyterian Church in America ministers Calvinist and Reformed philosophers and Christian

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title: Tom Eastman

texts: An English professional footballer who plays as a centre-back is named <mask>. After progressing through the ranks at the academy, he made his first-team debut in 2010 and was sent off for a second bookable offence. He moved to Colchester United in the summer of 2011. He joined Crawley Town in an emergency loan deal in September 2011 and made six appearances, before returning to the U's and establishing himself as a regular starter in the centre of defence. He's made over 300 league appearances for the club. He became the first player in the club's history to be named Player of the Year four times. He attended Clacton County High School in Essex, where he grew up.He followed in the footsteps of Ian Westlake when he joined the academy at the age of eight. On 17 November 2007, he made his under-18s debut for Ipswich, coming on as a substitute in their 2–1 defeat atSouthampton. The club offered a two-year apprenticeship to <mask> at the age of 16. In March 2008, he made his first appearance for the reserve team. His season ended with his solitary reserve appearance, alongside nine appearances for the under-18 team, and made a further 30 under-18 appearances in the 2008–09 season, and played eight reserve team matches. Roy Keane said that he had a chance of having a career in football, while admitting that there was a possibility that he could feature for the first-team before the end of the season. He was offered a professional contract by the club after being an unused substitute for the first team against Forest and Derby.The 'Academy Player of the Year' award was given to <mask> following his professional contract offer. In the final match of the season on 2 May 2010 at Portman Road, Keane handed <mask> his professional debut. The referee Andy D'Urso sent <mask>

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title: Tom Eastman

texts: off after he was booked for fouls on Matthew Lowton and Nyron Nosworthy. The sending-off was described as "harsh". He scored two goals in 23 reserve appearances and three goals in 28 under-18 appearances. On 10 August 2010 in the League Cup, <mask> made his first professional start, playing right-back for the first time in a number of matches. "He's three months out of the youth team, he's been brilliant for us and is going to have a great future ahead of him", said Roy Keane.<mask> was offered a six-month contract with his deal set to end in the summer. The season ended with 12 appearances for the first team and one goal in 16 reserve appearances for <mask>. After rejecting the offer of a six-month contract from Ipswich, <mask> decided to join local rivals Colchester United on a two-year deal on a free transfer. He made his debut for the club in the Football League Trophy in August of 2011. After an injury crisis struck the League Two club, <mask> signed for Crawley Town in an emergency one-month loan deal. He played the full 90 minutes of the 3–0 home defeat against Swindon Town in his first match for Crawley. After helping Crawley to a run of five successive wins and to the top of League Two, he was recalled by Colchester.He came back to the U's after injuries to Pat Baldwin and Matt Heath. He made his league debut for the U's in a 2–0 defeat against Wednesday on October 22nd. Magnus Okuonghae replaced <mask> in the heart of the defence in order to keep his place in the first-team. He was drafted in to replace Okuonghae in the U's 5–1 home loss to Milton Keynes Dons on 19 November. On January 2, 2012 <mask> was given his third start in a 1–0 defeat at the hands of the Dons, but a solid performance left him feeling good, and he hopes to get more starts under

masks: Eastman Eastman Eastman Eastman Eastman Eastman Eastman


title: Tom Eastman

texts: his belt. John Ward told him that he would keep his place in the starting line-up because of his performance. He scored his first professional goal on 9 April after heading in Anthony Wordsworth's corner kick in the second half of a 5–1 defeat to Bury.At the end of the 2012 season, he hoped that he could establish himself in the first team and prove that he could play week in, week out. He won the 'Young Player of the Year' and the 'Away Player of the Year' awards. The man ended the season with 33 appearances and three goals. In the opening game of the 2012–13 League Cup, Colchester lost to Yeovil Town 3–0, with <mask> and Magnus Okuonghae in the centre of defence. He scored his first goal of the season on 20 November when he headed in Anthony Wordsworth's 71st minute free-kick. <mask> signed a contract extension on January 31st that will keep him in the first team until the summer of 2015. Despite strong competition for places in the team, he set himself the goal of continuing to hold down a regular starting position.He failed to start a match in January and February, with boss Dunne giving him a new fitness regime. In March, he was ruled out for one month with an ankle injury. On the final day of the 2012–13 season, <mask> scored his second goal of the season in a crucial win against Carlisle United, a victory that kept Colchester in League One. He made a total of 32 first-team appearances. The season began with a 1–0 League One victory over Gillingham on 3 August. His ankle injury ruled him out until early November, after he was ruled out by injury ahead of the 1–1 draw with his previous loan club. He returned to the Development squad for a game.<mask> was named the club's Player of the Year at the end of the season. He also won the "Players' Player of the

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title: Tom Eastman

texts: Year" award. He sat out a number of matches with injury, but still made 39 first-team appearances. The U's opened the season with a 2–2 draw with Oldham Athletic on August 9th. He made his 100th appearance for the U.S. team on August 12 in a League Cup defeat. On 16 October, he signed a new contract with the club that will keep him with the club through the summer of 2016 It was a great accolade for him that he's been nominated for the League One player of the month award.He played in every league and cup match for the entire season. He played with 12 different central defence partners after Magnus Okuonghae's season-ending injury. On 18 April, he scored his first goal of the season in the home match against Scunthorpe United. The match ended 2–2 after he scored his goal in the 81st minute. After ending the season having played every minute of every match during the campaign, <mask> was awarded the Colchester United 'Player of the Year' for the second successive season in May 2015, as well as claiming the Colchester United Supporters Association 'Home Player of the Year' and 'Away Player of the Year In his 13th appearance of the 2015–16 season, <mask> scored his first goal of the campaign to double the U's lead before half-time against Shrewsbury Town. They lost 4–2 after a poor second-half display.There was a sickening clash of heads between Alex Wynter and <mask> in the U's FA Cup fourth round defeat by Spurs. After just two minutes of play, the two collided, leaving Wynter unconscious and suffering a seizure on the field, and <mask> drawing blood and requiring treatment off the pitch. He was taken out of the game after 21 minutes. He was sent off for a second bookable offence in the 5–2 defeat to Bury and received his first red card. <mask> was offered a new

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title: Tom Eastman

texts: contract at the end of the season after making 48 appearances in the 2015–16 campaign. He signed a new one-year deal. In the opening day of the 2016–17 season, he scored the only goal in the 1–1 draw with Hartlepool United at Victoria Park.He scored his second and third goals in the U's 3–0 win at Cheltenham Town, which earned him a place in the EFL's 'Team of Midweek'. It was reported that <mask> would be out of action for the rest of the season after having an operation on his ankle. He started in the 2–1 victory at home to Luton Town on 25 March after returning to training in mid-March. He scored three goals in 38 matches. <mask> signed a two-year contract extension with the club. He scored his first goal of the season on October 28th. At the end of the season, he was named Player of the Year for the third time, equalling Mike Walker's club record and becoming the first outfield player to achieve the accolade.On October 2, <mask> scored his first goal of the season in the 3–1 win over Yeovil Town. He signed a two-year contract extension in June. Mike Walker's record of three awards was surpassed by <mask>, who was named the Player of the Year for the fourth time. The Supporters Association Home and Away Player of the Year awards were also won by him. He scored three goals for the U's in the League Two play-offs. After scoring two goals in 49 appearances for the U's in the 2020–21 season, <mask> signed a new two year contract with the club. The individual who won the young player of the year was from Ipswich Town, while the individual who won the player of the year was from Colchester United.The website was founded in 1991 and has people from all over the world. The players are from Colchester United F.C. The players are from Crawley Town. Football players from


title: Floyd Collins

texts: <mask>, better known as <mask>, was an American cave explorer who explored hundreds of miles of caverns within the longest known cave system in the world. The Kentucky Cave Wars, which took place in the early 20th century, were a competition between commercial cave owners and explorers who wanted to make more money from tourists. The Great Crystal Cave was discovered in 1917 and 1918 by <mask>. The cave was not open to the public. <mask> had an ambition to find another cave he could open to the public closer to the main roads, and entered into an agreement with a neighbor to open up Sand Cave, a small cave on the neighbor's property. <mask> became trapped in a crawlway while working to enlarge the small passage in Sand Cave. One of the first major news stories to be reported using the new technology of broadcast radio was the rescue operation to save <mask>.Rescuers were able to bring water and food to <mask> after four days, but he was trapped in the cave for more than two weeks because of a rock collapse. <mask> died of thirst and hunger after being isolated for 14 days, just three days before a rescue shaft reached his position. The body of <mask> was recovered two months later. <mask> was remembered on his tombstone as the "greatest cave explorer ever known" because of the fame he gained from his death. According to <mask>, <mask> <mask> was born on the <mask> family farm near the Green River in Kentucky. He was the third child of <mask> and Martha Jane Burnett, who gave birth to eight children: Elizabeth, James, <mask>, Annie, Andy Lee, Marshall, and Homer. <mask> began entering caves at the age of six in search of Native American artifacts to sell to tourists.<mask> discovered his first cave on the <mask> farm. <mask> was hired by Edmund Turner to show him the caves. Turner and <mask> aided in the discovery of Dossey's Dome Cave in 1912. <mask> married Serilda Jane Tapscott after <mask>'s mother died. <mask> was climbing up a bluff on

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title: Floyd Collins

texts: the <mask> farm in 1917 when he noticed cool air coming from a hole in the ground. He was able to drop down into a part of the passage that was blocked by breakdown after widening the hole. <mask> discovered the entrance to the Great Crystal Cave in December of 1917.<mask> was deeded a half interest in the cave by <mask>. The transformed show cave was opened to tourists in 1918. Due to its remote location, the cave attracted a low number of tourists. <mask> wanted to find another entrance to the Mammoth Cave or an unknown cave along the road to Mammoth Cave to draw more visitors and make more money. Three farmers agreed to sell their land to him. They would form a business partnership if he found a cave. Within three weeks, he had explored and expanded a hole that would later be called "Sand Cave" by the news media.On January 30, 1925, after several hours of work, <mask> was able to squeeze through several narrow passageways, though he never claimed to have found a large grotto chamber. He was trapped in a small passage on his way out because his lamp was dying and he had to leave quickly. <mask> was trapped by a rock that fell from the ceiling of the cave and pinned his left leg. He was trapped by the entrance. After he was found by a friend, crackers were sent to him and an electric light was used to illuminate him. <mask> was alive for more than a week. The cave passage collapsed on February 4.Rescue leaders decided the cave was too dangerous and began to dig a shaft to get to the chamber behind <mask>. He was "cold and apparently dead" when he was finally reached by a miner on Monday, February 16th. Johnnie Geralds was allowed to positively identify the body after entering the tunnel. Dr. William Hazlett and Captain C.E. Francis, National Guard medical officer, was unsuccessful in reaching the body, but he was able to follow their instructions and make the official death declaration. <mask> was thought to have died for three to five days,

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title: Floyd Collins

texts: with February 13th the most likely date. The rescuers couldn't free his leg because he couldn't be reached from behind.The shaft was filled with debris after they left his body in place. William Burke "Skeets" Miller reported on the rescue efforts from the scene. Miller was able to remove a lot of earth around <mask>. He received a Pulitzer Prize for his coverage and played a part in <mask>' attempted rescue. Miller's reports were distributed by telegraph and were printed by newspapers across the country and abroad, and the rescue attempts were followed by regular news bulletins on the new medium of broadcast radio. Crowds of tourists were drawn to the site at one point, at one point numbering in the tens of thousands. Vendors set up stalls to sell their wares.The Sand Cave rescue attempt became the third biggest media event between the world wars. The biggest media events of that time were the trans-Atlantic flight and the son's kidnapping, both of which involved Charles Lindbergh, who was hired to fly photographic negatives from the scene for a newspaper. Since the nearest telegraph station was in Cave City, two amateur radio operators with the callsigns 9BRK and 9CHG provided the link to pass messages to the authorities and the press. <mask>'s body remained in the cave and funeral services were held on the surface. After his brother's grave was disturbed, <mask> and some friends reopened the shaft. <mask>' remains were recovered from the opposite side of the cave passage in 1925. The body was taken to Cave City for an autopsy.Geralds and Brothers is a funeral home. On April 26, 1925, his body was taken to the <mask> family farm and buried on the hillside over Great Crystal Cave, which was renamed " <mask> Collins' Crystal Cave" by <mask>. <mask> sold the homestead and cave to Dr. Harry Thomas in 1927. <mask>' body was put in a glass-topped coffin and displayed in Crystal Cave for many years. The body was stolen on the night of March 18-19,

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texts: 1929. The body was found in a field, but the left leg was missing. The remains were kept in a chained casket in a secluded area of Crystal Cave.Crystal Cave was closed to the public in 1961. The National Park Service re-buried <mask> at a Kentucky cemetery after the <mask> family objected to him being displayed in the cave. A team of 15 men spent three days removing the casket and tombstone from the cave. The life and death of <mask> inspired the musical <mask> by Adam Guettel and Tina Landau, as well as one film documentary, several books, a museum and many short songs. Billy Wilder made a film about the media circus surrounding the attempted rescue of a man stuck in a cave. <mask> is mentioned in the dialogue of the film that depicts a fictional incident. The Cave and River of Earth was written by Kentucky writers Robert Penn Warren and James Still.<mask> is mentioned by way of the primary subject of the story, a small cave passage that contained what is assumed to be a Hodag; and the passage is christened <mask>'s Tomb. Billy Bob Thornton optioned the film rights to Trapped! The Story of <mask> Collins was adapted by Thornton's writing partner. Peter R. J. Deyell acquired the film rights after Thornton's option expired. "The Death of Floyd Collins" was recorded in 1925. Black Stone Cherry's song "The Ghost of Floyd Collins" is on their 2008 album Folklore and Superstition. The song "Death of Floyd Collins" was written by Andrew Jenkins and was on the album Standard Songs For Average People.<mask> is mentioned in Mark Z. Danielewski's novel House of Leaves. The story of <mask> is included in a novel. A photo of <mask> is on the cover of Clark Coolidge's 1978 book Own Face (United Artists), and a number of poems in the book reference <mask>, caving, and related matters. Own Face was published by Sun & Moon Press. The Blacklist tells the story of <mask>' death. The Tragedy of History's Smallest Underground War was covered extensively on

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title: Deposed Queen Yun

texts: The second wife of King Seongjong and the mother of Prince Yeonsan was the Deposed Queen of the Haman <mask> clan. She was the Queen of Joseon from 1476 to 1479. She was an 11th generation descendant. After Han Song-yi's death, she was elevated to queen rank. Yeonsan organized the First literati purge in 1498 after the ousting of the Queen and her death by poison. Lady Shin was the second wife of <mask>on of the Haman <mask> clan and was born on July 15, 1455. Yi Ryang is the maternal uncle of Queen Insun.She was granted the title Sug-ui (, ), junior 2nd rank concubine of the King, in her first time as a concubine. The first queen consort of Seongjong died and was posthumously honoured as Queen Gonghye. Counselors urged the King to take a second queen consort because she died without an issue. In August 1476, at the age of 21, <mask>-ui became the new queen consort. King Yeonsan was born several months later. The new queen poisoned one of Seongjong's concubines in 1477. The King had visible scratch marks on his face after she clawed him.The Queen ordered the King to be deposed and sent into exile because he tried to hide the injury. Government officials petitioned for her execution after several rehabilitation attempts. The Queen was sentenced to death for poisoning. She gave the cloth with her blood on it to her mother so she could give it to her son. She became known as Deposed Queen <mask>. Her current name in Korea is "deposed consort of the Haman <mask> family". Western references use the name Deposed Lady <mask>.The court wanted to pick a wife from within King Seongjong's concubines. The daughter of a court official became a queen. It is argued that Queen Jeonghyeon helped to bring about Queen <mask>'s demise along with her father and 6th cousin. It

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texts: is not known how much Queen Jeonghyeon, who was 17 years old at the time, was involved in the abolition. It is thought that Queen Jeongsun was behind it. Prince Yeonsan thought Queen Jeonghyeon was his birth mother. The young king tried to posthumously restore his mother's titles and position after learning of her death.The manner and matter of her death became a pretext for her son to purge the court and government of opponents and critics of his rule. Yeonsan honored his mother with a posthumous title during his reign. A) Grandfather  <mask>-gyeon, b) Great-Grandfather  <mask>-rong, and c) Great-Grandmother  Lady Min of the Yeoheung Min. Mother of the Goryeong Shin clan is Lady Shin of the Cheom-ro clan. The husband is the older half-brother of the older brother. The year is 1513). Wife: Lady Kwon of the Andong Kwon clan.King Seongjong of Joseon was the husband of Grandnephew-in-law Yi Ryang. Wife: Queen Jeinwondeok of the Geochang Shin clan. The titles are 7 March 1455 to 19 March 1473 and include <mask>, daughter of <mask>-gyeon, of the Haman <mask> clan. The Queen of Joseon was dethroned during King Yeonsan's reign. The 1987 film Prince Yeonsan was directed by Sunwoo Eun-sook. Diary of King Yeonsan was directed by Kim Yeong-ae. The 1994 KBS TV series Han Myeong-hoe was Portrayed by Jang Seo-hee.The King and the Queen was a 1998–2000 KBS TV series. Portrayed by Lee Joo-hee in a MBC TV series. The King and I was written and directed by Park Bo-Young. Insu, The Queen Mother was a TV series that starred Jeon Hye-bin and Jin Ji-hee. Kim Ji-Young played the role of Portrayed in The Treacherous. Woo Hee-jin played the role of Queen for Seven days. Blood on the Royal Sleeve is a novel.There are External links to the History of Korea Joseon Dynasty

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title: Gyula Peidl

texts: The Hungarian trade union leader and social democrat politician <mask> was the prime minister and acting head of state of Hungary for 6 days in August 1919. After World War I, there was a period of political instability in Hungary, during which several governments ruled the country. Biography Early life and career <mask> was born on April 4, 1873. <mask> was raised by his mother after his father died. He became a typesetter at the Franklin Company during his apprenticeship. He was involved in study tours to Austria, Switzerland and Germany, where he came in contact with Social Democratic movements. He headed the printer's union from 1900 to 1909.He was a founding member of the General Consumer Cooperative. He was elected secretary in 1908. He was a journalist and editor of Szvetkezeti rtest. He was a Board Member of the National Workers' Insurance Fund. He joined the leadership of the Social Democratic Party of Hungary in 1909. After World War I, he was Minister of Labour and Welfare in the government of Dénes Berinkey. At the beginning of the Hungarian Soviet Republic, he resigned his position in the leadership of the party but remained a member of the new unified party called the Socialist Party of Hungary.The Tisza river was crossed by the troops in July 1919. The leader of the former government, Béla Kun, left the country the day after the Hungarian Soviet Republic ended. After the end of the Hungarian Soviet Republic, the new

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texts: government unanimously accepted the transfer of power. <mask> reluctantly accepted the list of ministers that the Chairman of the Central Executive Council sent him because he was close to the former cabinet. The government's position was weak because of pressures such as opponents in the capital, Horthy's counter-revolutionary National Army, desertion by some smaller military units, or defectors who left the Socialists after having supported the Hungarian Soviet Republic. The cabinet contained four of Kun's former government commissioners and 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 The Hungarian Soviet Republic was dissolved at the first meeting of the Hungarian People's Republic on August 2, 1919.The counter-revolutionaries were reinforced by the release of the opponents. The country did not have a head of the state or government. Nationalised former properties were given to private


title: Gyula Peidl

texts: owners. Landowners were not given nationalised estates as a gesture. The Allied representative promised an end to the economic blockade after the National Smallholders and Agrarian Workers Party was invited into the government. <mask>'s government tried to show the Allies that it was willing to pursue a policy of moderation. The Allies refused to recognize the new government because they only had socialist members.The new government was not supported by the occupation army. On the same day, the army ejected the Romanians from Szolnok. The Allies ordered their representative to begin negotiations with <mask> if he accepted, as he did, the Belgrade armistice; at the same time <mask> requested an army of occupation, partly to counter the Romanians and Czechs and partly to reinforce the power of his government. The Hungarian police force was established after the Red Guard was dissolved. The communist leaders were ordered to be captured. The battalions of the workers were dissolved by the new government because they had no real control over the armed force. The measures taken quickly by the new government tried to win the sympathies of the bourgeoisie and the peasantry, while the cabinet began talks with the liberal parties.The Red Guard and other volunteer units were dissolved on the same day at the request of the Allied representative. <mask>'s government ordered the withdrawal of the printed currency of the Hungarian Soviet Republic and

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title: Gyula Peidl

texts: the reinstitution of the monarchy's currency into legal circulation on that day. The counterrevolutionary forces plotted to overthrow the government and put the Archduke Joseph August in power. On the night of August 4, 1919, the Archduke was brought from his castle to Hungary in order to seize power the next day. The Allies would support the government if it included bourgeois elements, which encouraged the counterrevolutionaries to accelerate their plans, but was rejected by the Allied representative. Refugee counterrevolutionaries in Vienna requested that the capital be seized by the Romanians. Chaos was caused by the collapse of the communist administration in the rest of the country.In the occupied capital, the situation was not much better. The police and part of the army were taken over by the counterrevolutionary conspirators. They arrested Kroly Peyer, the Minister of the Interior, and learned that the government was meeting in the Sndor Palace. The General occupied the Ministry of Defense without resistance. A representative of the Allies appeared before the cabinet, backed by forty mounted policemen and some officers. He demanded the resignation of the government. <mask> asked the attackers to leave.After receiving promises of personal security and the formation of a coalition government, the government decided to give up. A group of people in the vicinity of the palace did not intervene. Ferdinand I entered the capital on 7


title: Gyula Peidl

texts: August 1919. On the same day, Archduke Joseph became regent and Istvn Friedrich, an industrialist, built a new government with career officials from the various ministries and part of the conspirators. The coup discouraged collaboration between socialists and liberals and took away some prominent political figures opposed to the seizure of power by force. <mask> became chair of the printer's trade union again after the coup. He was representing the working class when he participated in the grand coalition talks.<mask> went into exile in Austria in 1919 after receiving death threats from far-right paramilitary groups. After he returned to Hungary in November 1921, he resumed his trade union activity. He was the President of the General Consumer Cooperative. He was a member of the moderate and anti-communist wing of the Social Democratic Party. <mask> was elected Member of Parliament in 1922. He was the leader of the Hungarian Social Democratic Party parliamentary group from 1922 to 1931. The cabinet of Istvn Bethlen applied for a loan from the League of Nations in 1924 and <mask> was a member of a delegation that urged the British government not to fulfill the request.<mask> retired from politics in 1931. He died in Hungary on January 22, 1943. References 1873 births 1943 deaths Prime Ministers of Hungary Finance ministers of Hungary Social Democratic Party of Hungary Members of the Executive of the Labour and Socialist International

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title: Daniel Lubetzky

texts: <mask> is a Mexican-American billionaire businessman, philanthropist, author, and founder and executive chairman of snack company Kind. <mask> is the son of a couple. A Holocaust survivor and an Ashkenazi Jew of Lithuanian ancestry, <mask>'s father was a partner in International Bonded Warehouses and United Export Trading Association, both duty-free shop chains with headquarters in Texas. <mask> was raised in Mexico City. He and his family moved to the U.S. when he was a teenager. He graduated magna cum laude from Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics and international relations. He studied in Israel and France as an undergrad.In 1993 <mask> earned his Juris Doctor. <mask> and Lieberman were married in March of 2008. They have four children. The cousin of an Oscar-winning cinematographer is <mask>. During his college years in Texas, Lubetzky created a retail watch operation. Sullivan & Cromwell and McKinsey & Company were where Lubetzky worked after graduating from law school. The Haas Koshland fellowship was given to Lubetzky in 1993 to write about legislative means to foster joint ventures between Arabs and Israelis.He discovered a sun-dried tomato product that provided the foundation for PeaceWorks in 1994. PeaceWorks is a business corporation that is interested in both peace and profit. Meditalia is made through cooperation among neighbors who want to co-exist in the Middle East. Kind Snacks was launched in 2003 to address the rising Obesity and Diabetes epidemic in America, as well as the value proposition of being "kind to your body, your taste buds and your world". Kind is the fastest-growing snack company in the US. Maiyet is a luxury fashion venture

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texts: committed to forging partnerships with artisans in some of the world's developing economies to create high end and unique products, while promoting self-sufficiency and entrepreneurship. He was named a Presidential Ambassador for Global Entrepreneurship in 2015.Equilibra is a New York-based family office that backs entrepreneurs who run businesses that sell packaged goods to consumers. Lubetzky had a net worth of over $2 billion. In November 2020, it was announced that Kind North America would be purchased by Mars. He will remain involved in the company's operations. Somos, meaning "we are" in Spanish, is an authentic Mexican food company created by <mask> and two of Kind's former executives. Equilibra Partners Management Inc was established by Investments Lubetzky. Entrepreneurs who run businesses that sell packaged goods to consumers are supported by the firm.When Lubetzky sat as a guest shark on Shark Tank, Equilibra purchased 25% of Yellow Leaf Hammocks for $1 million. Ellenos received $18 million from Equilibra in 2020. At the end of the year, it made a $250,000 investment in FitFighter, a fitness brand which began with equipment for firefighter training programs and expanded to full-body fitness tools and workouts. Equilibra bought a 10% stake in the company on the Shark Tank. They invested in Tandm Inc., a family-owned business that created a tandem boogie board. Other investments include: Krave jerky, gimMe snacks, and the Cava Group. Do the Kind Thing, Think Boundlessly, Work Purposefully, Live Passionately is a book written by <mask>.The book was inspired by his father's stories from the Holocaust and was based on <mask>'s entrepreneurial experience. In the seasons 11 to 13 of Shark Tank, <mask> was

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title: Marco d'Aviano

texts: <mask>'Aviano was an Italian Capuchin friar. He was beatified in 2003 by Pope John Paul II. Carlo Domenico Cristofori was born in Aviano, a small community in the Republic of Venice. He tried to reach the island of Crete, where the Venetians were at war with the Ottoman Turks, in order to preach the Gospel and convert the Muslims to Christianity. He sought asylum at a Capuchin convent in Capodistria, where he was welcomed by the Superior, who knew his family, and who, after providing him with food and rest, advised him to return home. He was inspired by his encounter with the Capuchins to enter their order. He began his novitiate in 1648.Fra' <mask>'Aviano took his father's name after he professed his vows. He was a priest in Chioggia. In 1664, he received a licence to preach throughout the Republic of Venice and other Italian states during Advent and Lent. He was elected Superior of the convents of Belluno in 1672 and Oderzo in 1674. He gave his blessing to a nun and she was healed after 13 years. The news spread quickly and many people from all walks of life began to look for him. Leopold I, Holy Roman Emperor, was one of the people who sought his help.<mask>'Aviano was an adviser to the emperor from 1680 to the end of his life, providing him with guidance and advice for all his problems. Leopold's Hamlet-like tendency to allow endless doubts and scruples to paralyse

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title: Marco d'Aviano

texts: his capacity for action was a good complement to his fiery personality. Pope Innocent XI appointed <mask>'Aviano as his personal envoy to the Emperor as the danger of war with the Ottoman Turks grew. The armies of the Holy League, which included Austria, Poland, Venice, and the Papal States, were rejuvenated by <mask>'Aviano's skillful mediation. The Holy League defeated the Ottoman Turks in the Battle of Vienna. The end of the last Turkish attempt to expand their power in Europe marked the beginning of the long European counter-offensive that was to continue until the fall of the Ottoman Empire in 1918. This may be considered one of the most important battles in history.It ended the period of Ottoman revival under the leadership of Kara Mustapha, who was in command of the Ottoman army at Vienna. <mask> played a key role in promoting good relations within the Imperial army during the military campaigns from 1683 to 1689. He was at the liberation of Buda in 1686 and the siege of Belgrade in 1688. He kept a strictly religious spirit, which was repugnant to violence and cruel acts. Several hundred Muslim soldiers appealed to him personally in order to avoid being massacred upon capture. <mask>'s influence over Leopold was done in the interests of Christianity and the House of Austria, according to historians. <mask> scolds the Emperor in a private letter for giving a

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texts: benefit to one of his brothers, reminding him that he was only helping the enemies of their cause.On August 13, 1699, <mask>' Aviano died of cancer. He is buried in the vault of the Habsburgs. Notable people who are protected by Marcus are: Archduke Anton Karl Ludwig and Felix Marcus d'Aviano. Maria Josefa Sixta Antonia Roberta Ottonia Zita Charlotte Luise Immaculata is from Austria. Archduke Felix August Maria was the leader of the Siege of Joseph Karl Anton Robert Otto Michael Benedikt. Imre Emanuel Jean Carl Marcus d'Aviano is the Archduke of Austria. The Archduke was Carlos Luis Clemente Mara José de Aviano Leopoldo de Habsburgo-Lorena.The Archduke is from Austria. Jean Benot Guillaume was the grand duke of Luxembourg. The prince is from Nassau. Prince Wenceslas Franois Baudoin is from Nassau. The prince is from Belgium. In the 2012 Polish and Italian historical drama film The Day of the Siege: September Eleven 1683 about the Battle of Vienna, <mask>'Aviano is portrayed by F. Murray Abraham. According to a popular myth, d'Aviano invented the Cappuccino after the Battle of Vienna.There is no mention of this in d'Aviano's biographies or historical sources. It's possible that the story was made up as a joke, as it doesn't appear until the late 1980s. marco-d-aviano.cabanova.de 1631 births 1699 deaths people from the Province of Pordenone were beatified by Pope John

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title: Andrea Radrizzani

texts: The majority owner of a football club is an Italian. He is the chairman and founder of the sports broadcasting group Eleven Sports and is interested in the ownership of a former Serie A club. He graduated with a degree in public relations. In 1999 he started his career in sports media with Media Partners and later founded Media Partners' China business. He co-founded MP & Silva in Singapore in 2004 and it went on to become an international sports rights company with 20 offices around the world. The rights for the majority of Serie A teams were acquired by Radrizzani after he led media rights distribution agreements with selected teams. The European football rights portfolio was built out in Asia.A new media rights partnership was negotiated in 2010. He helped acquire pan-European rights for the French Open. The premier league's broadcast rights were secured in 51 territories, including the Middle East. The agency bought rights to Formula One in some European countries. The leader in rights distribution deals was Radrizzani. The day-to-day operations of MP & Silva were taken over by Radrizzani. Following the $1 billion sale of MP & Silva to a Chinese investment group, <mask> was appointed vice chairman.The High Court ordered the winding-up of the business. The investment platform was founded in 2015. Through Aser, <mask> has gone on to invest in existing sports, media and entertainment companies in addition to launching his own ventures. The international sports network was launched in 2015. There are channels in Belgium, Luxembourg, Portugal, Poland, Italy, UK, Taiwan, Myanmar and Japan. The majority owner of the club is the chairman. In January of last year, through Aser, he made an investment in 50

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title: Phil Gould (rugby league)

texts: <mask>, also known as "Gus", is an Australian rugby league commentator, journalist, administrator and formerly a player and coach. He is the general manager of football in the National Rugby League. <mask> was born in New South Wales. He was a rugby league player. He spent two years in the lower grades before becoming a regular first-grader. <mask> became the youngest New South Wales Rugby League captain since Dave Brown led Easts in the 1930s when he was selected as Penrith's captain at the age of 20. <mask>'s injury troubles began in the 1979 season and kept him on the sideline for most of 1980 and later in his career.<mask> had an eye injury that posed a risk of separation of the retina. In 1981 Warren Ryan was still honing his innovative coaching approach that would transform the way that rugby league was played in Australia over the next decade. After many years of being also-rans, a change was achieved when the team made the 1981 Grand Final. <mask> was a member of the Canterbury team that lost in the final to Parramatta. <mask> was now regarded as an astute ball-playing forward. He had been playing smart to avoid further eye damage. <mask> was expected to be selected for City Firsts.He broke his ankle the afternoon before the selections were announced and didn't get back to first grade before the end of the season. <mask>'s 1985 season was shortened by injuries. He captained the reserve-grade side that year and played in the semi-finals. <mask> played the final year of his career with South Sydney in 1986, taking the field in 23 first-grade games. George Piggins encouraged <mask> to take a leadership role as he welcomed <mask>'s opinion and insight on tactics. Dally M coach of the year went to Piggins after Souths finished runner-up in the minor premiership. <mask> made 103 first-grade appearances in his playing career.The nickname 'Gus' was created due to the resemblance to the character Mr. Squiggle. <mask> had a successful coaching career. In his first five coaching seasons, he won two titles and lost in a Grand Final. <mask> went to England for the World Club Challenge after their grand final victory. <mask> was the coach of New South Wales in the State of Origin series. The Blues won the next three series.

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texts: The Paul Vautin-coached team of relative unknowns patched together from the ranks of Queenlanders loyal to the ARL won the 1995 Super League war.The Blues went through a series with the same unchanged squad of 17 players, becoming the first and only team to do so. <mask> inspired four series wins in five years. <mask> was sent from his seat on the sideline to the dressing room by the referee during a 1994 game. <mask> left Penrith for the Sydney City Roosters in 1995 at a time when the club was at the bottom of the ladder. The last time the Roosters made the finals was in 1983. One of the most important signings was Brad Fittler, the champion five-eighth/centre who had a close association with <mask> at Penrith and with the Blues. <mask> stepped down as coach in 2000 and was replaced by Graham Murray, who led the Roosters to a Grand Final appearance.Ricky Stuart won a title in 2002, the first for the Roosters since 1975. <mask> was the coach of New South Wales from 2002 to 2004, winning two series and drawing the third. He has been the most successful coach in New South Wales. <mask> was the Coaching Director at the club during Ricky Stuart's time there. <mask> took up the role of General Manager with Penrith in May 2011. The chairman said that the role should include direct involvement in all aspects of the football club management. He left the club in 2019.On 6 September, it was announced that <mask> had joined the St. George Illawarra club as part of the end of season review and would take up a permanent spot at the club in 2020. He co-hosted the weekly show with James Bracey. He writes for the Herald. He is considered controversial within rugby league fan circles for his blunt opinions about the game. He uses phrases like "dear oh dear oh dear" and "no no no no" to criticize refereeing decisions. <mask> was made a Member of the Order of Australia for his significant service to rugby league football as an administrator, commentator, coach and player. Australian rugby league administrators, Australian rugby league coaches, Australian rugby league commentators, Australian rugby league journalists, Australian rugby league players, Members of the Order of Australia, New South Wales Rugby League State of Origin

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title: Mildred Walker

texts: An American novelist who published 12 novels was nominated for the National Book Award. She attended the University of Michigan and Wells College. She worked at Wells College from 1955 to 1968. <mask> died in Portland. On May 2, 1905, <mask> was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her parents were a Baptist minister and a school teacher. She and her family were at a vacation home.She graduated magna cum laude from Wells College in New York in 1926. She attended graduate school at the University of Michigan where she met her husband. They had three children. <mask> completed her first novel, "Fireweed," after earning a master's degree from the University of Michigan. The <mask> family moved to Great Falls, Montana in 1933 because of the earnings from this book. Ferdinand was a doctor at the Great-Falls Clinic. "Winter Wheat" was published in 1944 by <mask>.The family moved to a new home on the Missouri River ten miles south of Great Falls because of the income from this book. He died of heart failure in 1955. <mask> was alone as her three children grew up. She taught creative writing and literature at Wells College. She was a lecturer in Kyoto, Japan from 1962 to 1961. She traveled to Sicily on sabbatical in 1964. She was a staff member at the conference twice.<mask> went back to her family's summer home in Grafton, Vermont in 1968 to concentrate on her writing after ending her teaching career at Wells. She lived there for 18 years, teaching briefly at Castleton University, finishing a historical novel titled "If a Lion Could Talk", and writing her only children's book "A Piece of the World". After a stroke limited her physical abilities, she returned to Montana to live with her daughter. She could no longer speak or drive after a series of strokes over the next 10 years. She moved to Portland in 1990 to be closer to her son's family. She died in Portland. "The Orange Tree" was unfinished at the time of her

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