title: John Hardon

texts: to Holiness" conference was started by Hardon. The Call to Action conference was held the same weekend as the initial conference in the late 1990s.A key role in the conversion of the Protestant Dave Armstrong was played by Hardon. Hardon worked from an office on the grounds of the Assumption Grotto in Detroit as a spiritual director. Hardon died of bone cancer at the Jesuits' Colombiere Center in Clarkston, Michigan on December 30, 2000. According to William J. Smith, Hardon made himself a true victim in his final weeks. He gave his extensive library and correspondence to Burke. There is a memorial Mass for Hardon on December 30 in the Detroit area. There is interest among some Catholics in his canonization, and a Church-approved prayer has been written.<mask>'s cause for canonization was initiated by Cardinal Raymond Burke. The postulator for the cause was a former student of <mask>'s, who is now an associate pastor at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church. An effort is underway to establish a <mask> library and study center in La Crosse, Wisconsin. In early 2012 Peter Jamison in the San Francisco Weekly reported on documents concerning a fellow Jesuit, who was arrested in 2005 and found guilty of sexually molesting boys. The article reported that years before the arrest, during a visit to Saint <mask>, McGuire admitted to Hardon to taking showers with his alleged victim, asking the boy to massage his body, and allowing pornography in a shared room while traveling. He denied that he touched the boy's genitals and watched him masturbate. Hardon wrote to his superior regarding showering.Don said that the picture was not a long-term experience. The picture was of two firemen, one of whom was seriously handicapped and in need of support and care from the other, responding to an emergency. Fr. said about the massages. Don said they were done with attention to modesty and were necessary to relieve spasm at the 4th-5th lumbar disc and the right leg. Regarding pornography. Don didn't throw away the Playboy and

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texts: Penthouse magazines. I don't think there was a deliberate sexual perversity.I believe in him. The principles that McGuire was acting on were highly imprudent. According to the report, he went on to abuse more children after returning to ministry. He was dismissed from the Jesuit order. The toxic influence of the sex abuse scandal has seeped into yet another aspect of Catholic life, tarnishing the memory of potential saints. The same chain of evidence raises more serious questions about another beloved Catholic figure who is now a candidate for beatification: the late Father <mask>. After earlier denials, why was Father Hardon ready to accept his later denials of the more serious charges?Father Robert McDermott, the postulator for the cause for beatification, admitted to the San Francisco Weekly that he didn't take a harder line when he was informed about <mask>'s role. The available evidence sheds a very unflattering light on <mask>'s involvement. It appears that his gross misjudgment had devastating consequences for the lives of several young boys, and perhaps for his cause for beatification as well. A Prophet for the Priesthood With Us Today: On the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist and the History of Eucharistic Adoration. The Catholic Catechism: A Contemporary Catechism of the Teachings of the Catholic Church was published in 1975. The Pocket Catechism, Doubleday, 1989, "Retreat with the Lord: A Popular Guide to the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius of Loyola." Doubleday published The Pocket Catholic Dictionary: Abridged Edition of a Modern Catholic Dictionary.The Catholic Lifetime Reading Plan includes a book called Marian Catechist Manual Christianity in the Twentieth Century. A list of on-line articles by Father <mask><mask>, S.J. can be found at <mask> <mask>, SJ Archive and Guild Modern Catholic Dictionary. The website of the Real Presence Association has the written permission of Eternal Life. 20th-century American Jesuits, American Roman Catholic religious writers, and American

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title: Gustavo Montoya

texts: The Mexican artist was a late adherent to the Mexican School of Painting and is often associated with Mexican muralism. He was born in Mexico City and his family hid during the Mexican Revolution. His father objected to him attending the Academy of San Carlos. He met and married artist Cordelia Urueta while he was in Paris. He was not heavily involved in Mexico's artistic circles but was a founding member of the Liga de Escritores y Artistas Revolucionarios. His best-selling work was that of children in regional traditional Mexican clothing, but he also painted many street scenes in Mexico City as well as portraits and still lifes. He was born in Mexico City in 1905.When the Mexican Revolution began, his family hid from Mexico City into the state of Morelos, because his father was part of the government that fell. The Zapatistas had killed two neighboring families at the age of seven. The father moved the family frequently to protect them from harm. The stableman dressed the family in their clothes at one point. The Zapatistas bribed the family with a silver coin after they were told they were not there. After some time, the father decided it was safe to return to Mexico City. The family traveled in a large wagon safely after the father dressed as a priest took advice from sympathetic people on how to look.When the war ended in 1918, <mask> was able to finish middle school and become a painter. He was able to enroll in the Academy of San Carlos despite his father's opposition. Germn Gedovius and Roberto Montenegro were his teachers when he entered the school at fifteen. He considered himself a mostly self-taught artist because the school only taught


title: Gustavo Montoya

texts: him the craft of art, not the spirit of it. His two main hobbies were painting and women. He married his first wife, Luz Saavedra, without his parents' permission, as the couple was poor with no means of support. When his father saw this, he offered to help, using connections in Los Angeles to get the work done.The couple had a daughter. The marriage did not last long. He met his second wife at the studio. Urueta was asked to join Velazquez and other artists in renting the space that could be used as a studio. It allowed Urueta to date <mask>. Urueta accepted the proposal because she had received a diplomatic post at the Mexican embassy in Paris. He lived in Paris with his wife after receiving a grant from the Mexican government to travel to Europe to study art.He was able to develop as an artist because of his time in Europe, where he learned to paint with his non-dominant left hand. After twenty six years of marriage, <mask> and Urueta divorced. He wasn't involved in artistic circles and was mostly solitary. He was a founding member of the Liga de Escritores y Artistas Revolucionarios. He was a founding member of the Mexicana. He spent the rest of his life in the historic center of Mexico City, where he lived on Calle Victoria across from the San Juan Market. He won three medals as a tennis player.His last wife was a woman. He had four children. He died in Mexico City at the age of 98. The Panten Espaol cremated his body. His first professional artistic work was making posters for movies with the West Coast Theaters Co in the United States. He went back to Mexico in 1936 to work with Pastor Velzquez and other artists. He went to Europe, New York and

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title: Tony Book

texts: <mask> is an English retired footballer and manager. <mask> spent a large part of his career in Non-League football with his home town club Bath City. He joined Manchester City at the age of 31 and became their captain. Manchester City won four trophies under <mask>'s captaincy, making him the second-most decorated Manchester City captain of all time. <mask> had a five-year tenure as Manchester City manager from 1974 to 1979 and later held various coaching roles at the club. At the age of four, <mask> moved to India with his father, who was an officer in the Somerset Light Infantry. During World War II, <mask>'s father and brothers lived in army quarters in a number of places in British India.The <mask> family returned to England in 1945. <mask> got his first taste of competitive football when he was selected to play for both Bath and Somerset boys. <mask> was called up for national service in 1952 after playing amateur football as an inside-forward for Peasedown Miners. While playing for his army team <mask> converted to the full-back position and had a trial with Chelsea, but was not taken on. After completing his national service, <mask> returned to his bricklaying job and started playing for Frome Town. Frome had financial difficulties during the 1955–56 season and sent letters to their players allowing them to leave if they wanted. A colleague of <mask>'s played for Bath City in the Southern League.<mask> signed for the club in January of 1956 after he informed the Bath chairman. He spent seven and a half years at Bath and won the Southern League title in 1960. Malcolm Allison was the Bath manager in the 1962 close season. At the end of the 1962–63 season, Allison received an offer to coach Canadian team Toronto City and took

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texts: <mask> with him. <mask> was voted the best full-back in Canada when he stayed three months after Allison left. <mask> entered the Football League for the first time at the age of 30 after Allison advised him to doctor his birth certificate as he thought the board would not believe him. <mask> followed Malcolm Allison to Manchester City two years later for a transfer fee of $17,000, after making 81 league appearances.Manager Joe Mercer was initially reluctant to spend such a fee on a player over 30 years old, but was persuaded after Allison pointed out that his career had included a successful move at a similar age, when he joined Arsenal. The book was managed by Mercer and Allison. In the opening match of the 1966–67 season, he made his Manchester City debut and became a fixture in the team. In his first season at the club, he was the inaugural winner of the club's Player of the Year award, as the club consolidated their position following promotion. <mask> was nicknamed Skip by his teammates after he was named captain following the transfer of Johnny Crossan. In his first season as captain, he led Manchester City to their second league championship and played every game. <mask> missed the first four months of the 1968–69 season because of an injury, but he came back in time for the start of the FA Cup run.The 1969 Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year Award was shared by <mask> and Dave Mackay. The FA Cup final took place on Saturday. Manchester City won the trophy. The European Cup Winners' Cup and League Cup were both won by City in the same season. The captaincy was passed to Colin Bell. He captained the club for many years and was the most successful in terms of trophies won. In November 1973, Manchester City

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texts: manager Johnny Hart resigned due to ill health, and <mask> took temporary responsibility for first-team affairs, and was named assistant manager when Ron Saunders became the next permanent manager.<mask> retired from playing to focus on management. After less than six months of being in charge, <mask> was made permanent manager one game later. Denis Law scored the back-heel that won the Manchester derby for <mask>'s management. <mask>'s first full season as manager resulted in an eighth-place finish, an improvement upon the previous season, when the team finished 14th. In 1976, <mask>'s City side won the League Cup, making him the first person to win the competition as both player and manager. The following season, City finished in second place in the league, only a point behind the winners. In the late 1970s, the city played entertaining football and drew large crowds at Maine Road.Malcolm Allison replaced <mask> as manager in 1979. He was a loyal member of the club until 1997, when he became the club's interim manager. He worked for Brian Horton as a Chief Scout. <mask> is the Life President of the Manchester City Official Supporters Club and the Honorary President of Manchester City. In January 2004, he was in Manchester City's Hall of Fame. His brother, <mask>, was a goalkeeper for a number of teams, while his son, Steve, was also a goalkeeper. The 1969 Football League Cup winner was the 1970 FWA Footballer of the Year.The players are from Bath City F.C. Toronto City players. The players are from Manchester City. The players are from Manchester City. Managers of the Southern Football League and the English Football League. English expatriates play soccer in Canada and Royal Army Medical Corps soldiers play football in

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title: Ii Naotora

texts: Ii Naotora was a daimy during the Sengoku period. She was the daughter of Ii Naomori, the 18th head of their clan. Ii Naotora became a daimy and received the title "Female Landlord" because she was the head of the Ii clan and retainer of the Imagawa clan. For avoiding the decimation of her family, Naotora is best known. Lady Tsukiyama, the first consort of Tokugawa Ieyasu, was a relative of Naotora. The Ii clan prospered for over 200 years and became one of the main samurai clans that formed the Tokugawa Shogunate government. Ttmi became a vassal of Imagawa after he defeated <mask>ya's leader, Ii Naomori.Natora's great uncle tried to marry the Ii Naochika's son to her so that he could inherit the clan. Naomitsu was going to revolt against Imagawa. The report of the plans to Imagawa was carried by unknown Imagawa clan retainers. Naochika, who was very young, was protected by a Buddhist priest. Naochika fled to Shinano. At the age of ten, Jir HShi was given to Naotora. The province went into chaos after the deaths of Naomori and Yoshimoto in the Battle of Okehazama.While in exile, Naochika married another woman and was unable to marry Jiro Hoshi. Like his father, Naochika planned a rebellion against Imagawa. In 1560, the plans to kill Naochika were carried out by Imagawa Ujizane. He was killed because of an anonymous report. In 1563, men from Ii were ordered to break into Hikuma Castle to prove their loyalty to Imagawa. In order to claim prominence in Totomi, the wife of the Hikuma castle invited Naohira to a


title: Ii Naotora

texts: avoid battles, earning the respect of many civilians. She was responsible for the expansion of her clan's domain in the region of Ensh. The first shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate was Ieyasu, who was actively involved in the success of his career. In 1568, the Imagawa entered a major crisis after Jukei-ni died. Ieyasu's Matsudaira clan has Ujizane as a member.Ieyasu led a siege to Hikuma castle and captured it. It is thought that Naotora participated in the battle to avenge her great grandfather's death. At the same year, Ono Michiyoshi who was Naotora's ally and childhood friend, removed her from Iinoya's leadership with the help of former Imagawa's retainers. She escaped to a temple. Naomasa was sent to Ieyasu's care by Naotora during her days in Hamamatsu. She received Ieyasu's help and regained the Iinoya castle. During the days of resistance, Michiyoshi was captured and executed.In 1572, Shingen invaded castles in Totomi and Mikawa. The Battle of Mikatagahara took place. After days of resistance, Iinoya castle was surrendered to the enemy. Shingen died in Naotora's domain after becoming sick. The clan army retreated from Iinoya. She died of disease and was buried in the temple. Ii Naomasa succeeded her after her death.She was portrayed in the NHK Taiga drama. Maaya Sakamoto is the voice of <mask> Naotora in the video games. In the video games Samurai Warriors 4, Warriors Orochi 4, Dead or Alive 5 Last Round and Warriors All-Stars, she is voiced by Yuka Sait in Japanese. There is a list of female castellans


title: Percy Charles Pickard

texts: Group Captain <mask> was an officer in the Royal Air Force during the Second World War. During the Second World War, he was the first officer of the RAF to be awarded the DSO three times. He flew over a hundred sorties and distinguished himself in a variety of operations. <mask> is the same caliber as Leonard and Guy. He became a public figure in England because of his involvement in the making of Target for To-night. He was the leader of the squadron that carried the paratroopers to their drop. He flew the Lysander on nighttime missions into occupied France for the SOE, performing insertions of agents and picking up personnel from small landing strips.<mask> was killed in action on the Amiens raid. <mask> was educated at Framlingham College in the West Riding of Yorkshire, England, where he was born. He was a skilled equestrian and shot. <mask>'s parents were the late P. C<mask> and Mrs. J. <mask>. He was the youngest of five siblings. His sister was married to an English actor. <mask> lived on a ranch in Africa during the 1930s.He loved hiking and riding horses in the African bush. He became skilled at polo at the same time he discovered it. He joined the King's African Rifles as a reserve. <mask> returned to England after contracting Malaria. <mask> was accepted and received a short service commission into the Royal Air Force in January 1937 after failing to qualify as an army officer. He was posted to 214 Squadron after passing his flight training with an 'above average' rating. He was appointed personal assistant to the air officer, commanding a training group at Cranwell in 1938, after his skill as a pilot was noticed.He was involved in fighting in France and Norway. He married her despite her family's opposition. They had a son named <mask> <mask>. During the Battle of Britain, I was a flight lieutenant. <mask> began to work with his navigator, Alan Broadley, after flying the Vickers Wellington in raids

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title: Percy Charles Pickard

texts: on Germany. <mask> was involved with early leaflet dropping sorties. <mask> flew six missions with David Holford.He thought Holford was a good pilot. He was forced to abandon his flak in the English Channel after he returned from a raid. He and his crew were picked up by a boat. The DFC was awarded to him in July 1940. He was promoted to squadron leader. In March 1941, 311 (Czechoslovak) Squadron was awarded a distinguished service order. <mask> was brought in to improve performance and bring the unit up to operational standards.He wore cowboy boots with his uniform and was accompanied by his Old English sheepdog. <mask> was personable and personable but determined in the face of action, leading him to be popular with his men. The Czechoslovak War Cross was awarded to him in 1941. Target for Tonight <mask> was the squadron leader in the film. A Wellington bomber, F for Freddie, taking part in a night time raid over Germany, which was damaged during its return flight to England, was the subject of a plot. <mask> was initially reluctant to show up. The film was directed by Harry Watt.It was seen as a way to get people to join. It won an Academy Award in 1942 for its box office hit. Watt regretted that most of the people in the film did not survive the war. Wing commander in charge of No. Special operations in May 1942. He was awarded a bar to the DSO for his leadership in the Bruneval raid on 27 February 1942. <mask>'s role was to fly in and allow members of the British 1st Airborne Division to parachute behind enemy lines to recover a radar installation. The raid was a success.The King and Queen went to Dishforth. <mask> explained that the footprints on the ceiling were his and that the post raid party had led to hi-jinks. No. <mask> was posted to No. 161 squadron missions in October 1942. 161 squadron He was awarded a second bar to the DSO for outstanding leadership ability and fine fighting qualities, after

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title: Percy Charles Pickard

texts: commanding 161 which carried out operations in support of the SOE in occupied Europe. He was involved in flying British agents and supplies both in and out of occupied Europe on behalf of the SOE.<mask> had a great team of pilots, including Frank Rymills, Peter Vaughan-Fowler and Jim McCairns. <mask> flew spies and materiel on a night of the full moon. He had to flee when he was attacked by two Luftwaffe fighters because he did not receive the signal from the ground that he needed to land. <mask> was able to escape back to England despite being repeatedly fired upon and chased across the English Channel. He saved seven agents and took off despite the agents being hunted by the Gestapo. One of the agents <mask> worked with was Henri Déricourt, who was later acquitted of being a double agent. In order to give greater flexibility and be able to transport more passengers, the two pushed for the introduction of the Hudson flights.The Hudson was to be operated from the French fields which were still occupied by the Nazis. On 13 February 1943, the Hudson went into operational service. <mask> delivered five agents into France. <mask> had a plaster cast on his wrist after several fights in the mess hall, but the Hudson flew 36 successful sorties without loss. <mask>'s aircraft became stuck in mud on landing after a sortie to pick up two operatives. It took three men with help from several people in a local village to free the aircraft for take off, but the mission led to <mask> being awarded a second bar to his DSO, making him the first RAF officer in the Second World War to be awarded as such. After one of his pilots' aircraft crashed and he single-handedly saved several members of his crew from the burning plane, <mask> recommended that one of his pilots be recommended for the George medal.The award was given to Osborn. <mask> was asked to help plan the route for the mission by Guy Gibson. <mask>'s knowledge and

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title: Percy Charles Pickard

texts: experience was valued by the commander of 617 Squadron and he was able to give him information about the German flak batteries. This allowed Gibson to plot a course that avoided the majority of the flak posts. No. <mask> was station commander at the time. He was given the command of No in October 1943.Basil Embry is the author of the 140 Wing of the Second Tactical Air Force. He was in charge of three squadrons of de Havilland Mosquito fast bombers. They became specialized in low level precision attacks. <mask> led 12 Mosquitos on an attack against the power station. All 12 aircraft returned to base safely after the power station was badly damaged. Leonard Cheshire approached <mask> for help in persuading his superiors to use the de Havilland Mosquito as a low level marking aircraft to assist 617 Squadron. The Dambusters were in a slump after their success with the Ruhr dams raid and the departure of Gibson.The two men went over the merits of the aircraft after Cheshire visited <mask>. <mask> took Cheshire for a test flight to see how good the Mosquito was. After being impressed, he was able to obtain the Mosquito for his squadron's use and it was used to good effect, initially with Cheshire flying as the marking pilot. Amiens Raid No. 140 Wing was involved in the operation. Embry was supposed to lead the raid, but he stepped aside. <mask> was able to take command of the low-level attack on the Amiens Prison because of this.At the request of the French resistance, the attack was carried out in order to allow a lot of their imprisoned members the chance to escape. The prisoners said they would rather be killed by bombs than be shot by the Nazis, according to the Resistance. <mask> said at the end of the mission briefing that it was a death or job glory. The mission was flown at a tree top height. The prison buildings and guards' barracks were destroyed in the operation. Of the 832 prisoners, 102 were killed by

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texts: the bombing, 74 were wounded and 258 were able to escape. <mask> and his navigator, Flight Lieutenant J.A. "Bill" Broadley was killed when their Mosquito, HX922/"EG-F", was shot down. Staffel Jagdgeschwader 26 is in the closing stages of the operation. In September 1944 it was announced that <mask> and Broadley had been killed in action. <mask> is buried in plot 3, row B, grave 13 at St Pierre Cemetery near Amiens, France. Broadley is buried in plot 3, row A, grave 11 of the same cemetery. <mask>'s death left the woman to take care of their son on her own.The French government wanted him to receive a posthumous Victoria Cross. The Amiens raid did not warrant <mask> to receive the award according to Basil Embry. He felt that <mask>'s other awards justified his decision not to receive the VC. British policy did not allow acceptance of posthumous awards from foreign countries, so <mask> was not awarded the Légion d'Honneur by the French. <mask>'s family is still petitioning to allow the awards. No. 140 Wing destroyed Gestapo Headquarters in Copenhagen on 21 March 1945.The 1969 movie Mosquito Squadron is based on the raid. The Second World War in the air is the story of air combat in every theatre of World War Two. "Mosquito at war London: Allan" was written by Bowyer. Group Captain <mask>, DSO and Two Bars, DFC Crecy Bks., and Alexander Wings of Night were written by Hamilton. Peter Wings of War was written by Harclerode, Weidenfeld and Nicolson. McCairns is a pilot. O'Connor, Bernard RAF Tempsford is the most secret airfield in the world.Oliver, David Airborne Espionage. The Second World War 1939–1945 Army - Airborne Forces Imperial War Museum was founded in 1990. 3 Group Bomber Command: an operational record was written by Ward, Chris and Steve Smith. The October 1982 edition of the Night Bomber Aeroplane Monthly was written by Williams. The Royal Air Force personnel killed in World War II were shot down by the


title: Sara Goldrick-Rab

texts: <mask> is an American professor. The founder and Board Secretary of Believe in Students, Goldrick-Rab is also the Professor of Sociology and Medicine at Temple University. Goldrick-Rab's research focuses on policies that aim to reduce inequalities. She received the American Educational Research Association (AERA) Early Career Award, the Grawemeyer Award for Education, and a Carnegie fellowship. Goldrick-Rab grew up in Fairfax, Virginia, a suburb of Washington, D.C., and she describes herself as an "East Coast Jewish woman." Goldrick Rab graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology. Goldrick-Rab received a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from George Washington University in 1998 and a Master of Arts in Sociology from the University of Pennsylvania in 2001.She intended to pursue a career in applied research until she was encouraged to apply for a position in higher education policy and sociology at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. In 2004, Goldrick-Rab accepted the position to make Wisconsin colleges more accessible. The focus of her scholarship is on postsecondary access and equity. In a study with the University of Wisconsin economist Douglas Harris, Goldrick-Rab explored outcomes of low-income students receiving supplemental grants and found that the grants benefited comparatively disadvantaged students most. Single Stop is an on-campus program that connects community college students to government services. The lead author of the report was Goldrick-Rab. Many of its recommendations were included in the American Graduation Initiative.She was a member of the Century


title: Sara Goldrick-Rab

texts: States. She received an Early Career Award from the American Educational Research Association. Goldrick-Rab was listed in the "Politico 50" list, along with Adam Green and Mark Huelsman, for their work in making proposals to make. Goldrick-Rab donated the $100,000 cash prize for winning the Grawemeyer Award for Education at the University of Louisville to a fund designed to help college students with financial emergencies. The Carnegie Corporation of New York awarded her a fellowship. In 2005, Goldrick-Rab married Liam Goldrick, who also works in education policy. They have two children.The couple married later that year after Goldrick-Rab and Howard Strug became engaged. <mask>-Rab is the author of selected publications. 2006 An investigation of social-class differences in college pathways is called Following Their Every Move. Sociology of education <mask>-Rab. The year 2010.There are challenges and opportunities for improving community college student success. The Review of Educational Research was published in 1980. <mask>-Rab. A year ago. College Costs, Financial Aid, and the Betrayal of the American Dream are topics covered in Paying the Price. The University of Chicago Press. They were Andrew P. and <mask>-Rab.A year ago. Financial aid can be reinvented to make college more affordable. Harvard Education Press is in Cambridge, MA. Shaw, Kathleen M., <mask>-Rab, Christopher Mazzeo, and Jerry A. Jacobs. 2006 College access for the poor was adversely affected by the work-first idea. The foundation is named after Russell Sage.A laboratory for research on higher education costs was founded by

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title: Ludwig Traube (physician)

texts: <mask> was a German physician and co- founder of the experimental pathology in Germany. <mask> was the son of a wine merchant. He left the gymnasium when he was 17 years old. He studied medicine in Vienna, Berlin and Breslau. His teachers were Jan Evangelista Purkyn and Johannes Mller. He appreciated the philosophy of Spinoza. He received his doctorate in 1840 for his work about pulmonary emphysema.He moved to Vienna to broaden his knowledge. He was an assistant to a doctor in Berlin. In 1849 he became the first civilian assistant of Schnlein at the Charité. During the revolutionary occurrences in 1848, <mask> was involved as a physician. Nathanael Pringsheim, a friend of Traube, was arrested during the fighting. One of Pringsheim's friends was severely wounded, but was saved by <mask>. The chief of the propaedeutic clinic at the Charité in the 19th century was Traube.He taught at the military-medically seminaries. He was the head physician of the internal medicine department at the hospital. He became an ordinary professor at the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Institute in Berlin despite his Jewish ancestry, despite being a great handicap for his career. He was appointed a professor at the University of Berlin in 1872. <mask> died of a heart disease. His grave is in the Jewish cemetery. The elder brother of the pioneer of physiological chemistry was

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texts: <mask>.Litten was the son-in-law of the Berlin physician. They had 3 daughters and 2 sons. The death of a son at the age of 5 years was impressing. <mask>ube was a palaeographer. The scholars- family of the Traube-Litten- Fraenkel includes his nephews. Margarete <mask>, a chemist and activist, was married to both the Italian engineer and politician Guglielmo Mengarini and to the histologist and histologist. Anna Fraentzel Celli is a nurse and philanthropist.Assessments <mask> earned great fame and honours by establishing experimental pathophysiological research in Germany. He did animal experiments in Berlin in the 1840s. He was a taxonomist of the medical documentation and improved the physical-medical methods like auscultation and percussion. It's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's possible that it's The temperature-pulse-frequency of the respiration-curve was inaugurated. He gave a scientific basis to digitalis therapy by investigating the pathophysiology of respiration and the regulation of the body temperature. There are narrow coherencies between heart and kidneys.They substantiated the Beitrge zum experimentellen Pathologie'. The University of Leiden gave <mask>ube a doctorate in 1875. A

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title: Ludwig Traube (physician)

texts: memorial monument was built in the areal of Charité. A street in Ratibor was named in 1927. Clinical phenomena of auscultation, palpation and percussion are associated with <mask>ube. Referred to as the Ursachen und die Beschaffenheit derjenigen Vernderungen. vagi erleidet.Berlin was founded in 1845. The Lehre is von den Erstickungserscheinungen. Pathologie was done in 1846 and 1847. Ueber periodische Thtigkeits-Aeusserungen des Hemmungs-Nervencentrum. The Medicinischen Wissenschaften was in Berlin in 1865. There is a Symptome der Krankheiten des Respirations und Circulations-APPS. There is an der Friedrich-Wilhelm-Universitt in Berlin.Berlin: Hirschwald in 1867. Gesammelte ist das Pathologie undogie. Berlin, Hirschwald, 1871–1878. Ein Fall von Pulsus bigeminus nebst Bemerkungen. The Berliner Klinische wochenschrift was published in 1872. Literature and sources. The Staatsbibliothek is in Berlin.Preussischer Kulturbesitz. There is a handschriftenabt. Ludwig Traube. Briefe an Virchow is an abbreviation of the German abbreviation for "Deutschen Akademie der Wissenschaften". The Ludwig Traubes Beitrag was written by H. Berndt. There is a person named Zeitschr. Urol.There is a substance called Nephrol. Jdisches Lexikon was published in 1986. Winninger, S.: Groe Jdische Nationalbiografie. Bd. Vom Weinkaufmann zum Akademiemitglied was written by Henrik


title: Ammar Bouhouche

texts: <mask> was born in Algeria on December 17, 1938. He was a member of the National Liberation Army. He is known for his nationalist activism in the Middle East and the United States of America. Houari Boumediene was the first Algerian to hold a PhD in political science. He joined the University of Algiers and the Arab organization of Administrative Sciences in Amman. He was awarded several prizes for his academic achievements, both in his country and abroad. The former General Secretary of the United Nations, Boutros Boutros-Ghali, said that <mask> is one of the most prominent specialists in the fields of political science and public administration.<mask> was the first child of Hocine and Yamina Kaddour. He continued his education in the Institute of Abdelhamid Ben Badis after moving to Constantine. He joined the National Liberation Army. He was sent to Kuwait by the National Liberation Front in order to continue his education in the USA. He was very active from an early age. The founding members of the General Union of Algerian Muslim Students chapter of Kuwait actively promoted the Algerian cause in the Gulf countries and the United States. After graduating from Shuwaikh secondary school in Kuwait, he received his B.A.M.A. 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

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texts: from 1991 to 1992. He received a certificate from the University of Algiers for his participation in the Algerian Revolution. "Bouhouche is one of the most prominent specialists in the fields of political science and public administration and methodology", said Dr. Boutros Boutros-Ghali, the former General Secretary of the United Nations.He appreciated his efforts to compare political systems. The leaders of each revolution were able to create their own political systems. Three outstanding textbooks were written by <mask> in the field of public administration. The science of organization was founded by him. The Department was created in 1971 when high education reforms were made. Mr. Ben Yahia talked to Mr. <mask> about creating the science of management at the Algerian universities. Professor <mask> said that the subject of public administration is taught at the national School of Administration.The Department of Sciences of Organization was created after the Minister responded favorably to the proposal. One of the best books in the science of methodology was written by <mask> and his Jordanian colleague. Students and researchers in social sciences have learned a lot from this book, which has been re-edited and published 8 times by the Office of Academic Publications. The Algerian Migrant Workers have publications. SNED was in Algiers in 1974. Political systems and theories have evolved. The city of Algiers.SNED, 1978. Tendencies in public administration are modern. Alger. SNED, 1981. Political studies on Algeria are contemporary. Lebanon: Dar Algharb Alislami. There are theories of

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title: Ammar Bouhouche

texts: public administration in the twenty one century.Lebanon, Dar Algharb Alislami. The political history of Algeria from the beginning until 1962. Dar Algharb was published in 1997. The political history of Algeria. In 2015, Dar Albassair. A guide for researchers in writing theses. Alger.ENAG, 1990. Tendencies in consulting. Amman, Jordan. The AOAS was published in 1983. There are theories about public administration. The Role of Bureaucracy in Modern Societies was published in 1982. AOAS, 1983, Amman, Jordan.Methods for Doing Scientific Research is a joint work by <mask> <mask> and Thneibat Mohamed. Alger: OPU. <mask> and <mask> wrote "The essence of reforms in Algeria" in the wake of the economic crisis and political change in North Africa. Praeger was in New York in 1998. The Return of the Algerian Refugees Following Independence of Algeria was written by <mask> <mask>. James Currey was in London in 1994. Democracy in the Arab World : Explaining the Deficit was written by Ibrahim El-Badawi and Samir Makdissi.London: Routledge in 2011. There are more than 100 articles published in scientific journals in addition to the books. The University of Missouri alumni have a link to the University of

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title: Zinovia Dushkova

texts: <mask> is a Russian author, poet, philosopher, and historian. Sixty books written by <mask> have been published in Russia and Ukraine and have been translated into seven languages. Blavatsky's Theosophy is influenced by <mask>'s philosophy. The village of Congaz in theMoldavian Soviet Socialist Republic was where <mask> was born. Her father was the chairman of the collective farm "Russia" in Moldova. <mask> was a land surveyor and participated in geological expeditions. <mask>'s father was not allowed to baptize his children because he was a senior position.The baby was secretly brought into the church by her grandmother. The child was named after her because there was no one present except the priest and the grandmother at the time. She spent her early childhood with her grandmother because her parents were absorbed in their work. Her grandmother became responsible for her upbringing after her father's death from Tuberculosis. Antonina and her daughter moved to the village of Staroye Sheptakhovo after Antonina's grandmother died. She moved to the Russian Far East in 1972 and stayed there for 27 years. In 1999 <mask> moved to Moscow.<mask> <mask> has two sons, one is a linguist and the other is a social worker. Dushkova attended a secondary school in Cheboksary and a school in the village of Bolshoe Yanikovo. <mask> studied history at the Far Eastern State University. She taught history in the school after graduation. In 2009, <mask> was promoted to PhD in philosophy with a thesis on the role of personality in history. <mask> <mask> lived in monasteries located in the mountains, deserts, and caves of Tibet, Nepal, and India. She wrote nearly 60 books as a result of her travels and studies.They have been translated into seven different languages. She considers some of them to be works of fiction and others to be based on the "knowledge of the heart" and "enlightenment". According to <mask>, these books were the result of what she calls the "fiery experience", and she says it was

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title: Zinovia Dushkova

texts: divine inspiration. She says that writing books in this way requires many years of training, which affects one's physical health and demands one's isolation from society. Dushkova studied the history of Christianity and the lives of Orthodox saints as a child. She was interested in other world religions such as Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam when she was living in Vladivostok. She studied the sacred texts in regards to their moral and ethical teachings.She wrote her first novel, "Awakening of the Source", in 1992. There was a poetry collection called "Melodies of the Soul" and a fiction collection called "Facets of Light". Her first trip to India was in 1995 and she wrote a book about it. Work began in the study at the estate. The author says that it is a continuation of the teaching of yoga. Master Morya is said to have met with <mask> in the Buddhist Ghoom Monastery, where his meetings with other people had taken place before. She published a new fragment from the Senzar language in The Book of Secret Wisdom.The Teaching of the Heart is a series of books that were written while she traveled across India, Russia, Egypt, Israel, and Japan. The books were written in places such as the Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Nazareth, Mount Carmel, and the Kremlin in Moscow. Other books written by <mask> include "The Fiery Bible" and "The Gospel of Sophia - the Power and Wisdom of God". She wrote books for children and youth, including "Fairy Tales for the Messiah" and "Fairy Tales which Grow Together with Us". <mask> has stopped meeting with her readers in Russia and Ukraine since 2004, and has focused on trips abroad. The inner organization of Shambhala was discussed by <mask> in the Dialogi trilogy. The first two volumes were published in Russian.The Department of Religious Studies of Astafyev Krasnoyarsk State Pedagogical University has a 12-year research on the teaching of <mask> Dush. The most important in the modern social and cultural situation is one of the ideas

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title: Zinovia Dushkova

texts: developed by this teaching. According to the study, The Teaching of the Heart is distinguished by its ethical and humanistic orientation, an unusual way of thinking, and a vivid form of exposition. The primary role of the heart is the spiritual development of individuals. The author believes that cultivating the qualities of the heart, such as love, compassion, mercy, forgiveness, and gratitude, contributes to the spiritual and moral formation of the individual. She said "Go by the way of the Heart" in her first book. <mask>'s main appeal throughout her books is to "open the heart", because she believes that "one religion" for modern humanity must be love.The idea that there is one divine source of all religions is the central postulate of the teaching. The time of Maitreya, Buddha, and Christ has come; at their essence, they are One. Three times the borders are erased. The Past and the Future intersect at the present point. The Great Buddha of the North appeared in the image of Maitreya. There is a syncretic idea in all of <mask>'s writings. Christ is one of the "cosmic hierarchs" who incarnate themselves on the Earth in order to help humanity.The idea of the "heart of the planet", the "heart of the human being", and the "hierarchy of the heart" were introduced by <mask>. The latter is presented as a connecting link between worlds and as the container of the "fire of love". In The Teaching of the Heart, the Great White Brotherhood directs the evolution of humanity, preserving society from decay and regression. The organizing and unifying principle in <mask>'s teaching is an impulse of high evolutionary frequencies that maintains the stability of the social system and establishes the conditions for further improvement. As in the Eastern tradition, <mask>'s teaching speaks of the one energy of the universe, nature, and human beings and relies on the Theosophical version of Cosmogenesis, in which the Absolute is seen as the primary fiery energy that during evolution turns into spirit

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title: Zinovia Dushkova

texts: and matter. According to the teaching, there are certain historical periods during whichspatial fire is intensified in order to influence the evolution of humanity, bringing matter into a more subtle state. The main transmuter of these energies is the heart.The Teaching of the Heart says that modern civilization has come to a dividing line when all the quality parameters of life are to change. <mask> calls on people to coordinate their actions with global world processes and to recognize responsibility for every step in life since the human being is involved not only in processes occurring on the Earth, but also in the Cosmos as a whole. The teaching promotes a more peaceful path to salvation through gradual familiarization with the "divine reality", which is contrary to the dramatic concepts of the end of the world. Natural disasters provide the opportunity to establish a new heaven and a new earth to be inhabited by transfigured humans. According to The Teaching of the Heart, the periods of the greatest manifestations of the "spatial fire" are connected with the beginning of a new "Messianic" cycle when Maitreya, the Lord of Shambhala, should arrive in order to unite humanity. The teaching shows that the coming era will be the era of the "Mother of the World". The two principles that are destined to acquire their equal rights are woman and man.After its publication in 1998, The Teaching of the Heart rapidly gained readers in Russia and Ukraine, as well as in Kazakhstan and Moldova, marking the beginning of a movement which organized festivals of spiritual culture, exhibitions, musical evenings, and round tables for different types of activity. The first large-scale forum took place in Kyiv in 1999 and was held every year thereafter in cities such as Cheboksary and Krasnoyarsk. The Star of the East is an interregional public organization for supporting science, culture, and art. To unite all who advocate moral values, who contribute to the evolutionary development of society


title: Zinovia Dushkova

texts: fairy tales on their students. In 2020, the British magazine Watkins Mind Body Spirit ranked <mask> <mask> as number 49 in its annual list of the " 100 Most Spiritually Influential Living People". The Russian Orthodox Church does not accept the teachings of Blavatsky and the Roerichs. The Council of Bishops declared in 1994 that they were incompatible with Christianity and people who shared and promoted these teachings were kicked out of the Orthodox Church. At a 2004 Novosibirsk conference, representatives from the Patriarchate testified to the "destructive nature" of various New Age teachings.The publication of Bratstvo: Nadzemnaya Obitel in 1997 caused controversy among the followers of the Roerichs' teachings. According to the director of the International Center of the Roerichs in Moscow, the book was given by the "dark forces" because no new teachings would be given. The former branch of ICR was denounced as a "false teacher" by the Council of the Siberian Roerich Society. According to <mask>'s supporters, the appearance of "Agni Yoga in new conditions" at the end of the 20th century was predicted by the author of the letters. 60 photographs as well as the author's videos were presented in an exhibition in 2003 called "Geography of Travels." They were made in places that are considered to be holy in countries such as Egypt, Israel, India, Italy, China, Mongolia, Tibet, France, and Japan. The exhibition was held in Moscow, as well as in other cities in Russia, Ukraine, and France.An international exhibition of children's drawings called "Create Your Fairy Tale" was held in Moscow in 2009. The Library of the Arts is located inBogolyubov. Children from different cities in Russia and France created drawings based on Skazki dlya Messii. The Gagauzian People's Assembly established the "20 Years of Gagauzia" medal in 2015. The Call of the Heart, the first book in the Teaching of the Heart series, received a silver medal in the United States. <mask> <mask> has written about 60 books

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title: Milan the Leather Boy

texts: <mask> was an American record producer, writer and recording artist who was best known for his work in the garage rock genre. A total of more than 30 songs were released under a variety of names, including Milan with His Orchestra, Milan, The World of Milan, and The Leather Boy. Milan oversaw many other releases by a variety of artists, including the pop singer Lou Christie. Milan's song "I'm a Leather Boy" was placed as the opening track on both the Pebbles, Volume 10 CD and the earlier Pebbles, Volume 11LP by Greg Shaw. He wrote that <mask> was an artist who made a series of high image records offering himself as some leather-clad, bike-riding rebel, but so stylized he might've been imagined by Andy Warhol. Milan, a name that also shows up as a writer/producer on a big pile of records from the early 60s to the end of the decade, is the only name on these records. But who was he?There has never been a clue. The story of this guy really needs to be told. "From his earliest incarnation in the record industry as a Xmas twister, the enigmatic <mask> has changed his name and re-invented himself several times: a teen idol with a cute hairdo." Few people can claim so many identities in less than a decade. <mask> was anglicized as <mask>, though the surname is rarely shown on records attributed to him. When he was in high school in Florida, he changed his name to Richard (Rick) Rodell and was well-known in the recording industry. <mask>'s father was a folk singer and guitarist who performed in Miami Beach, Florida in the late 1950s.Milan's older brother, Petar, is a former Yugoslavian-Serbian goalkeeper who won the German

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title: Milan the Leather Boy

texts: Bundesliga title in 1966 and the German Cup in 1964. "I Am What I Am" b/w "Over and Over Again" and "Runnin" were associated with Milan's album, I Am What I Am, which was released on 20th Century Fox in 1964. There is a bright new star on the front cover. Milan is described in the album's liner notes as a six foot, 160 pound man. Milan is popular music and is a twenty year old with a European musical background. He lives it, loves it and understands it, and refuses to allow the tendency to copy whatever happens to be in the top ten at the present time to influence his work. The album is in the style of early 1960s orchestral pop music records, instead of the garage rock and psychedelic rock recordings that he is better known for."Runnin' Wild" and "Spellbound" are two of the songs on the album. The name "Leather Boy" is appropriate since he is shown in several photographs in a leather jacket. He is shown on the back cover of his previous album holding a guitar and dressed in a faux leather smock with "Milan" written in stylized lettering. This lettering was used in the design of the Hell Bent for Leather album cover. Most of the time, the name "<mask>" was used to refer to him as a producer, arranger, or writer. The writer of "Santa's Doin' the Twist" and "Swing a Little Harder" is given a different name on his first single. The first of the two associated singles is called "Milan Rodelle" and the writer is listed as "M. Rodell" on his 1964 album.The Licorice Schtik song "The Kissin' Game" was written by M. Rodell. MGM also released some of his own singles for an obscure girl group called The Chanters. He was


title: Milan the Leather Boy

texts: listed as a writer. The programmers of the Look What I Found, Volume 12 and Look What I Found, Volume 21 both included a re-release of one side of this single. . The Chanters are a mystery band as I have never seen them before. <mask> was the producer of a song called "Washington Square" by the Downtown Collection.Milan wrote and arranged both sides of a single for a bubblegum pop band called Ice Cream that was released in 1968. Milan was re-introduced to the world in 1983, in the 11th volume of the Pebbles series. The first album in the series was released by Bomp. The initial album was on their label. The Leather Boy's "I'm a Leather Boy" and "Shadows" are both on the first side of the album. The former cut is a garage rock track that features actual sounds of motorcycles in the background, while the latter is a passionate romp that has a similar feel. "Shadows" is one of the best rock albums of all time, but it is not available in the series on CD."On the Go" reprises the motorcycle sounds from "I'm a Leather Boy" on the Pebbles, Volume 10 CD. Greg Shaw expressed hope that an album could be collected of his work some day, adding that "what he did with Donovan songs has to be heard to be believed!" The Leather Boy cover of "Jersey Thursday" is a reference to one of Milan's rare singles. Milan's recordings have been collected on several other collections. The original Milan 45s sell on a regular basis for higher prices than artists like the Human Expression and the Outcasts. Between 2004 and 2006 the single "I'm a Leather Boy" sold on eBay for $68, £15 and £26. Milan died of brain cancer at the age of 29 in New


title: David Frakes

texts: <mask> is an American. He is a faculty member at the Georgia Institute of Technology. He is a professor at the clinic. <mask> has pioneered simulation-based planning for brain surgeries and 3D printing-based planning for heart surgeries. He worked on computer vision and the camera software at Apple, where he focused on the iPhone 11 family of products. <mask> was born in Missouri in 1976. He went to a high school in Illinois.He received degrees in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and electrical engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He received a fellowship in biomedical engineering at Georgia Tech. <mask> was a placekicker for the football team and a pole vaulter for the track and field team at Georgia Tech. The 1997 Yellow Jackets football team won the Carquest Bowl and ranked 25th in the country. <mask> set a record for the longest field goal in Georgia Tech history. He was a free agent in 1998 and went to preseason camps but did not make the team. <mask> returned to Georgia Tech to coach kickers on the 1998 Yellow Jackets football team that finished 8th in the country.Career <mask> started several companies and worked in finance. He joined the faculty at Arizona State University as a professor in the School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering and the School of Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering. He was the leader of the Image Processing Applications Laboratory, which covered a range of topics including image and video processing, computer vision, cardiovascular fluid mechanics, and medical devices.

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title: David Frakes

texts: <mask> lab created innovative technology for simulations of the deployment of devices into the brain. <mask> co-founded the company that was the basis for the National Science Foundation CAREER Award and World Technology Network Award for that work. <mask> was one of the first to apply 3D printing to planning congenital heart defect repairs, and was recognized for that work by the state of Arizona. The Fulton Entrepreneurial Professor Chair was held by <mask> until he moved to Georgia Tech.He is an associate professor and principal investigator of the Georgia Tech Applied Vision Lab. <mask> has professor appointments at the two clinics. <mask> joined the Advanced Technologies and Projects group at Google as a Technical Program Lead after taking a sabbatical fromASU. <mask> transitioned one of his programs to the Daydream organization, where he led research for the visual search engine product, Lens. <mask> was the Lead of Camera Software at Apple. The launch of the iPhone 11 family of products was held by <mask>. He was the Chief Science Officer for the company until it was acquired by Rapidai in 2020.The Brain Aneurysm Foundation received awards and honors in 2010 and 2011. There is a new method for registration-based medical image Interpolation. Transactions on medical images. pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp 37, pp The influence of stent configuration on cerebral aneurysm fluid dynamics was studied. The journal deals with biomechanics. vol 45(3), pp pp pp pp

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texts: pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp pp ppZwart C, <mask> D. Transactions on image processing. pp 2960–9 was published in vol 22(8). Babiker M, Gonzalez L, Cheema S, and <mask> D studied the effects of treatment on cerebral arteriosclerosis. The journal deals with biomechanics. pp 2809–16 was published in vol 46(16). The length and time for development of laminar in flow tubes was studied.There are experiments in fluids. pp 1–10, Jan 2015. Indahlastari A, Ryan J, Workman C, Babiker H, Farsani H, Baccin C, <mask> D. Hemodynamic Characterization of Geometric Cerebral Aneurysm Templates. The journal deals with biomechanical engineering. vol 136, Jan 2016 3D Printing for Congenital Heart Disease is a single site's initial three-year experience. 3D printing in medicine.vol 4(10) was published in Nov. There are alternative methods for virtual heart transplant with and without donor medical images. The journal deals with transplants for children. The December edition of vol 22(8) was published in December. A New Method for Simulating Embolic Coils as Heterogeneous Porous Media was written by Farsani H. Cardiovascular engineering and technology are related. vol 10 was published on Mar 2019.Chong B, Bendok B, Krishna C, Sattur M, Brown B, Tawk R, Miller D, Rangel-Castilla L, Babiker H, <mask> D, Theiler A, Cloft H, Kallmes D, Lanzino G. The journal deals with neuroscience. Accepted in August 2019. Georgia Tech alumni are American engineers and business

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title: George Cecil Ives

texts: <mask> was an English poet, writer, reformer and early homosexual law reform campaigner. He was the illegitimate son of an English army officer and a Spanish-Jewish baroness. He was raised by his paternal grandmother. They lived in Hampshire and the South of France. Between 1892 and 1949, he started to accumulate 45 volumes of scrapbooks. There are clippings on topics such as murders, punishments, freaks, theories of crime and punishment, transvestism, psychology of gender, homosexuality, cricket scores, and letters he wrote to newspapers. He played a single first-class cricket match for the Marylebone Cricket Club.The Humanitarian League was a radical advocacy group that operated between 1891 and 1919. Oscar Wilde and <mask> met at the Authors' Club in London in 1892. He was working to end the oppression of homosexuals. He was disappointed that Wilde wouldn't join the cause. In 1893, Lord Alfred Douglas introduced <mask> to several Oxford poets whom he also tried to recruit. The Order of Chaeronea, a secret society for homosexuals, was founded in 1897 and named after the location of the battle where the Sacred Band of Thebes was destroyed. They included Charles Kains Jackson, Samuel Elsworth Cottam, and John Gambril Nicholson.Edward Carpenter was visited by <mask> the same year. This was the beginning of their friendship. The British Society for the Study of Sex Psychology was founded in 1914. He kept in touch with other progressive psychologists. Problems and questions connected with sexual psychology, as well as the promotion of the scientific study of sex and a more rational attitude towards sexual conduct, were some of the topics addressed by the Society in lectures and publications. The British Sexological Society was founded in 1931. The Society's papers are held by the Harry Ransom Center at

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texts: the University of Texas in Austin.The study of the penal methods, particularly that of England, was studied by <mask>. He published books on the topic. He died in London in 1950 and was buried in a Hampshire village. <mask> left a large archive covering his life and work between 1874 and 1949. The Harry Ransom Research Center bought the papers in 1977. The four sections are as follows: I. The British Society for the Study of Sex Psychology and other topics are included in the section.Adolf Brand, Oscar Browning, Edward Carpenter, Norman Gale, Augustus Hare, Ernest Jones, Cesare lombroso, Charlotte Maria North, Reggie Turner, and Edward Westermarck are some of the correspondents. I. Examples of the published works, lectures, notes and samples of verse can be found in this section. Prison reform, crime and punishment, historical views of sexuality, religion are some of the topics represented. I. The majority of the material consists of 122 volumes of diaries kept by <mask> from the age of nineteen until about six months before his death at age eighty-two. There were daily entries for the period from December 1886 to November 1949 in most of the diaries.The life of an upper-middle class English homosexual from the end of the 19th century to the mid-twentieth century is of particular interest for understanding the homosexual movement in England during this time. The content varies from descriptive impressions of social events to detailed examinations of his friends and acquaintances, analyses of the treatment of criminals, and the workings of prisons. He used his diaries when he was preparing for a lecture or other writings. I. IV. The rules and wax seal impressions for the Order of Chaeronea, as well as a library catalogue for the British Society for the Study of Sex Psychology, are included in this

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texts: section. There is a galley proof of <mask> Shaw's introduction to English Prisons Today. Andrew Lycett said that Raffles was the model for the fictional Victorian gentleman thief.The creator of Raffles, E. W. Hornung, may not have known that Raffles had a sexual relationship with his sidekick Bunny Manders. <mask> set up a secret society to promote homosexuality in the fall of 1893. His October diary entry stated that his time was full of planning. The order of Chaeronea was named after the battle of the same name where the male lovers of the Theban Band were killed. Although its purpose was mostly political, the 'rules of purpose' stated that the order was a theory of life. Many of the members were gay men. The'service of initiation' for the Order of Chaeronea still contains the words 'Vow that shall make you one of our number'.Real love will be to you as a sanctuary. All heart-love, legal and illegal, wise and unwise, happy and disastrous, will be consecrate for that love's Holy Presence there. It's not known how many people were a part of Ive's Order of Chaeronea as no membership lists survive and the members most likely referred to each other by initials. It most likely had two or three hundred members at the peak. "Thou art forbidden to mention who belongs to anybody outside it," <mask> told new members, as he made sure that the order was kept secret. The order was not set up to allow men to meet for sex, according to <mask>. He said, "All flames are pure."It is said that Oscar Wilde was an early recruit of the Order of Chaeronea and that his influence will be considerable. The Book of Chains is a non-fiction book about Penal Methods in the Middle Ages. The Obstacles to Human Progress was written by Shaw in 1922. The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography has births and deaths from 1867 to

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title: Pope Gregory III

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, was the bishop of Rome from 11 February 731 to his death. His pontificate was disturbed by Byzantine iconoclasm and the advance of the Lombards, in which he invoked the intervention of Charles Martel. He was the last pope to seek the consent of the Byzantine exarch of Ravenna for his election, and the last non-European pope until the election of Pope Francis. <mask> was the son of John. He was elected pope by popular acclamation on 11 February 731, but was not consecrated as bishop of Rome until 18 March after receiving the approval of the Byzantine exarch of Ravenna. He was the last pope to have a papal election. <mask> appealed to the Emperor to moderate his position on iconoclasm.<mask> called a synod in November 731 to condemn iconoclasm after <mask>'s representative was arrested. After trying to bring the pope under control, the fleet he sent to enforce the imperial will was destroyed in the Adriatic Sea. He transferred the ecclesiastical jurisdiction in the former prefecture of Illyricum to Constantinople. His attempt to force the duke of Naples to enforce an imperial decree to take papal territory in the duchy failed because the duke was in favor of the pope. <mask>'s opposition to iconoclasm was demonstrated by his veneration of icons and relics. He decorated many churches with icons and images of Jesus Christ, the Virgin Mary and the saints. <mask> was given an iconostasis by the exarch Eutychius, which was situated between six onyx and marble columns.He built a new oratory in St. Peter's Basilica to hold the relics of a number of saints, in order to regulate the prayers and mass to be said there. <mask> supported monasticism and built a monastery and a hospice for the poor. <mask> was able to deal with some longstanding internal issues during the brief lull in the conflict between the Byzantines and Lombards. <mask> reprimanded Calixtus for attempting to gain possession of

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title: Pope Gregory III

texts: the island of Barbana from Grado's jurisdiction despite the judgement of the Synod of 731 in favor of Grado. After the latter came to Rome to ask for the pallium, he approved the election of Tatwine as archbishop. Bishop Egbert of York should have been elevated to the rank of archbishop after <mask> approved of the election of his successor, Nothhelm. The Church in northern Europe was promoted by <mask>.He supported the continuing mission of Saint Boniface in Germany, elevating him to the rank of archbishop of Germany in 732, and after a personal visit to Rome from him, <mask> made him a pope. <mask> wrote three letters to Boniface. The bishop was told to give as much help as they could. The nobles and people of Germany were urged to obey. The third addressed to the bishops in Alamannia and Bavaria confirmed the status of Boniface as the papal vicar, and ordered them to assemble in a council twice a year at Augsburg under his authority. The mission of Willibald was promoted by <mask>. <mask> banned the consumption of horse meat because it was associated with pagan rituals.The restoration of the Aurelian Walls was completed by <mask> in the early 730s. The fortress of Gallese along the Via Flaminia, which had been taken by the Lombards, was refortified by him. The Lombard assault on the Exarchate of Ravenna was renewed after the return of the Lombard king. <mask>'s opposition to Byzantine iconoclasm did not stop him from lending his support to the Byzantine Empire to help in the recapture of Ravenna after it had fallen to the Lombards in around 738. The Lombard dukes of Spoleto and Beneventum refused to ravage the area because of a treaty with the pope. <mask> encouraged the rebellion of Thrasimund, forcing him to temporarily abandon his attacks on the exarchate. After fleeing Spoleto, he was welcomed by <mask> in Rome.The Exarchate was threatening Rome by the middle of 739. In desperation, <mask> sent

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title: Pope Gregory III

texts: ambassadors to Charles Martel, the Frankish mayor of the Palace, begging him to intervene on the pope's behalf. Although <mask> stated that he was willing to give up his allegiance to the Eastern Empire and place himself under the protection of the Franks, Charles made no promise to assist, since he was fully occupied by the Umayyad invasion of Gaul. <mask> referred to these Muslims as "that most fierce nation". The Lombard capture of the towns of Ortas, Polimartium and Blera once again caused <mask> to write to Charles, this time in even greater tones of despair, trusting that he is a loving son. They have taken the means set aside to provide funds for the lights to keep burning at St. Peter's tomb, and they have carried off offerings that have been made by you and those who have gone before you. The Lombards deride and oppress us because we have turned to you.The Church of St. Peter was stripped and reduced to the last straits. We put all our troubles into the mouth of the bearer of this letter, your faithful servant, which he will be able to unfold to you. Come at once to show your love for St. Peter and his people. This time, Charles Martel sent an embassy to Rome, and together with the beginning of a disease in his troops, forced him to return to Pavia by the end of August 739. <mask> agreed to support Thrasimund II's return to Spoleto. He refused to hand over the towns he had promised in exchange for papal support after he forced his way back in. <mask> was forced to appeal to the Franks, who again refused to become involved, after learning that Charles Martel was sick.<mask> died after failing to stop the Lombard advance. He was succeeded by the <mask>. The oratory he built at the start of his pontificate was where he was buried. On 10 December, <mask>'s feast day is celebrated. Popes of the Byzantine Papacy, Asian popes, Italian Roman Catholic saints, Syrian popes, and Year of birth missing are some of

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title: Adella Prentiss Hughes

texts: <mask> was a pianist and impresario based in Cleveland, Ohio. She founded The Cleveland Orchestra. <mask> was born in Cleveland in 1869. The Warren and Warrensville areas are named after her paternal grandfather, who was part of the original survey team along the Cuyahoga River. At a young age, <mask> began taking piano lessons. When she was at Miss Fisher's School for Girls, she experienced some of her early experiences in leadership. <mask> founded the banjo club and organized events for both groups while majoring in music at Vassar.Her career in arts management was affected by these steps. <mask> and Rockefeller's relationship was based on a shared love of music and would lead to more important connections down the road. <mask> went on a tour of Europe with her mother after she graduated from college. <mask> was encouraged to pursue a PhD by a professor who was close to her. She and her mother spent a lot of time in Berlin. <mask> returned to the United States in 1891 after studying piano there. She became a member of the Fortnightly Music Club after working as a professional accompanist.In 1898, <mask> organized her first professional engagement as a concert manager with a local performance of Liza Lehmann's song-cycle In a Persian Garden, which she took "on tour" to Toledo, Columbus, Detroit, Ann arbor, and Chicago. In Cleveland, <mask> saw several orchestras fail due to lack of funding. The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra was invited by <mask> to perform in 1901 in a series sponsored by the Fortnightly Music Club. <mask> <mask> married singer <mask> three years later. In 1904, she brought Richard Strauss to Cleveland as guest-conductor with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, an engagement which set in motion more than a decade of performances in a series known as the Symphony Orchestra Concerts. The Cleveland Music School Settlement for children was founded in 1912 by her and Almeda Adams. By the 1914–1915 season, <mask> received word of a possible visit to Cleveland by Sergei Diaghilev's Ballets Russes and called a meeting of wealthy businessmen to lobby for the creation of an organization to secure funding and support for musical presentations.Ballets Russes performed several

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title: Adella Prentiss Hughes

texts: times at the Hippodrome Theatre. Dhiagilev's troupe performed a number of works, including two by Ernest Ansermet. The Cleveland Indians hosted the Metropolitan Opera at League Park on June 19, 1916, and the opera was presented by <mask>. The program inspired <mask> to start an orchestra for Cleveland. After meeting <mask> in New York, conductor and violinist Nikolai Sokoloff agreed to visit Cleveland to survey the level of music education in local public schools. Despite obstacles caused by World War I and an outbreak of Influenza, the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra signed a contract for a concert on December 11, 1918. <mask> was the Orchestra's general manager over the next fifteen seasons.<mask> founded the Women's Committee of The Cleveland Orchestra, which focused on the musical growth of local children, and helped expand the Orchestra's programming and size. A concert at the Hippodrome Theatre in New York, tours across Ohio and Michigan, and a first concert at Carnegie Hall were all achieved by the Orchestra during the following seasons. The construction of a permanent home for the Orchestra became a priority for <mask> by the end of the decade. The ensemble used to perform their concerts at Grays Armory, Masonic Auditorium, and Public Hall. <mask> was soliciting funds from public guarantors and members of the Musical Arts Association to support the construction of a new hall for The Cleveland Orchestra. In a surprise announcement at a concert in 1928, John L. Severance and his wife, Elisabeth, pledged $1 million toward the building. On February 5, 1931, a concert was held at Severance Hall.Two years later, <mask> retired from an official administrative position with the Musical Arts Association, though she continued to serve as a volunteer vice president and secretary. She was committed to her original mission of educating and inspiring people from across the region and around the world through the power and passion of music until her death on August 23, 1950. <mask> was buried in Cleveland's Lake View Cemetery. The Musicians from Cleveland Burials at Lake View Cemetery include 19th-century American pianists, 19th-century American women pianists, and 20th-century American

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title: Adrian Conan Doyle

texts: The youngest son of Sir <mask> and his second wife Jean, <mask>, was born in 1910. He had two siblings, sister Jean and brother Denis, as well as two half-siblings, sister Mary and brother Kingsley. <mask> is depicted as a racing car driver, big-game hunter, explorer, and writer. Andrew Lycett says he was a "spendthrift playboy" who used the estate as a milch-cow. After his mother died in 1940, he was his father's literary executor. He founded the foundation in Switzerland. Jean took over as their father's literary executor after his death.Some of the additional stories were produced with the assistance of John Dickson Carr. His production was based on the stories his father had never written. Carr published an "authorized" biography of Sir Arthur in 1949. A hardcover collection of the stories was published in 1954. Other authors have written stories based on the same references within the original tales. The Associated Press announced on September 12th, 1942, that an authentic, unpublished story had been found. The story was buried in a chest with family documents, which was said to be written in his father's neat handwriting.Jon Lellenberg reported in 1990 that the manuscript was typewritten. Jean said she knew the manuscript was not written by her father. <mask> didn't want to publish it. The Saturday Review of Literature was told by The Baker Street Irregulars that the story should be published. The case of the man who was wanted in the United States was published in the August 1948 issue of the magazine. In January, it was published in London's Sunday Dispatch magazine. The author of the story was thought to be <mask>, according to Starrett.Hesketh Pearson was a biographer of Sir Arthur. My pride is not hurt by your remark that 'The Man

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title: Adrian Conan Doyle

texts: who was Wanted' is not up to scratch for the sting, it is mitigated by your remark that it carries the authentic trade–mark! I feel that this is a great compliment to my effort at plagiarism. The letter was written by an architect named Arthur Whitaker who had sent the story to <mask> <mask> in 1911 with a suggestion that they publish it as a joint collaboration. The story was paid for by a "cheque for ten guineas". After seeing it attributed to Sir Arthur in the Sunday Dispatch, Whitaker wrote a letter explaining the true author. <mask> demanded proof and threatened legal action after Denis forwarded the letter to him.After seeing a carbon copy of the book and listening to people who had read it in 1911, the <mask>s admitted in 1949 that Whitaker was the author. The story that many people had accepted as the work of Sir Arthur has now been published as "The Adventure of theSheffieldBanker" in the collection The Further Adventures ofSherlockHolmes. The Rev. was chosen as a spiritualist by the works about his father Sir Arthur's widow. John Lamond was going to write an authorized life of him. After their mother's death, <mask> and Denis relented and allowed Hesketh Pearson to write a book about their father. Pearson's book said that the secret to their father's success was that he was a common man. <mask> wrote an article in protest after threatening criminal proceedings against Pearson's "fakeography".<mask> said if the talk went ahead it would never broadcast another story about the detective. The corporation caved in. The Exploits of the Exploits of the Exploits of the Exploits of the Exploits of the Exploits of the Exploits of the Exploits of the Exploits of the Exploits of the Exploits of the Exploit <mask> wrote at least six of the

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title: Raymond Winbush

texts: Tikari Bioko is an American-African scholar and activist known for his systems-thinking approaches to understanding the impact of racism/white supremacy on the global African community. His writings, consultations, and research have helped to understand the development of Black males, the impact of hip hop culture on the American landscape, and the relationship between Black males and females. He is the Director of the Institute for Urban Research at Morgan State University. <mask> is one of five children and the middle of three sons born to <mask>, a Cleveland, Ohio steel worker. In 1948, after a depressed economy, low wages, and racial discrimination, the family left Pittsburgh and moved to the east side of Cleveland, Ohio. <mask> scored high on the intelligence test at the request of his art teacher. <mask> was bussed from his poor, Hough Avenue neighborhood to an accelerated school in a middle-class and predominantly Jewish neighborhood seven miles from his family's home.<mask> realized that there were differences between his educational experiences and those of his brothers at twelve years old. <mask>'s first book, The Warrior Method, contains a lot of his early childhood narrative. After graduating from John Adams High School in 1966, <mask> went on to win two Ford Foundation Intensive Summer Studies Program scholarships to Harvard and Yale universities. <mask> served as a professor and chair of Behavioral Sciences at the college from 1973

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texts: until 1977 after graduating with honors from the college in 1970. <mask> studied clinical psychology at the University of Chicago. The study of the cross-cultural differences of spacing behavior in public was the subject of his thesis. His thesis examined the theories of the fifth "Age of Man" and 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110<mask> served as chair and assistant professor of behavioral sciences at Oakwood University and as associate professor of psychology at Alabama A&M University from 1973 to 1980. He served as the first Director of the Joseph Johnson Black Cultural Center at the university from June 1986 to July 1989. Between 1975 and 2001 <mask>'s research established numerous projects to raise awareness of America's race relations and their impact upon the lives of Black people. He received grants from the National Science Foundation, the Cleveland Foundation, the West African Research Association, and the

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texts: Ford Motor Company. <mask> was the Benjamin Hooks Professor of Social Sciences and director of the Race Relations Institute at Fisk University. He was the Research Professor and Director of the Institute for Urban Research at Morgan State University in Baltimore, Maryland when he helped establish the Global Afrikan Congress. <mask> has gained worldwide visibility through his consultations, research, and speaking engagements.<mask> has lectured on racism in a global way, in addition to his diversity workshops, discussions on race relations, and keynote addresses. He helped organize the first international conference of the National Council for Black Studies in 2000. <mask> was a race relations expert on The Oprah Winfrey Show. The Warrior Method is a program for rearing healthy black boys. Slavery and The Raging Debate on Reparations were published in 2001 and 2003 respectively. The History of Reparations for the European enslavement of Africans is described as a "prequel" to Should America Pay? Slavery and the Raging Debate on Reparations provides an overview of how the TransAtlantic Slave Trade has been a consistent theme among African people for the past 500 years.The Osiris Papers: Reflections on the Life and Writings of Dr. It was published in 2020. He was a researcher for the film Judas and the Black Messiah. The University of Chicago alumni include Fisk University faculty, Cleveland State University faculty, and Morgan State University

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title: Jerry Lucas

texts: A former basketball player is named <mask>. He was a gold medal Olympian and international basketball player before becoming a professional player in the NBA. As a collegian, <mask> led the Ohio State Buckeyes to three straight NCAA finals, winning the national championship in 1960, and finishing as runner-up in 1961. He is the only three-time Big Ten Basketball Player of the Year, and was named the NCAA Player of the Year in 1961. <mask> was named All-NBA First Team three times, All-NBA Second Team twice, an NBA All-Star seven times, including six years in a row, and was named Most Valuable Player of the 1965 NBA All-Star. He was a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame. <mask> was born in a community of 30,000 people halfway between Dayton and Cincinnati.The basketball teams from the town's one high school earned them the nickname "The Basketball Capital of Ohio". Between 1945 and 1955, the Middies won five Ohio state high school titles. In the early and mid-1950s, local support for the team was very high. <mask> dedicated himself to the town's game after being encouraged to take up the game. In addition to strong local support, the city was also home to a remarkable summer outdoor basketball scene that had developed at Sunset Park. College players who went on to play at the college level were able to recruit other college players to play there in the summer. Sunset Park was one of the best summer basketball scenes in the region when <mask> was 15 years old.<mask> grew to 6'7" and had the chance to scrimmage against the

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texts: college players. <mask> was outplaying college-level big men before he played his first game. The basketball star began to display a remarkable, if unusual intelligence by then. <mask>, a straight-A student with a penchant for memorize his school work, began to develop memory games for himself as young as nine. He was known for his ability to take words apart and reassemble them quickly. "Basketball" became "aabbekllst". He applied his intelligence to his coaching.<mask> was a sophomore when he started play at Middletown. <mask> was an athlete who could play above the rim. <mask> was surrounded by strong teammates and his coach, Paul Walker, had already won three Ohio state titles. <mask> focused his game on rebound and passing as a sophomore and became a scoring star. The schedule featured strong teams from Cincinnati, Dayton, and Columbus. A February game held at Cincinnati Gardens against rival Hamilton, itself a former state champion, drew over 13,000 at a time when crowd sizes of that kind were uncommon at any level of the game. The two state powers did it again.<mask> made 80% of his shots from the floor and 75% of his free throws, as well as being an excellent rebounder. He wore number 13 during his high school years. The 1956-57 team won the state championship and the 1955-56 team did the same. He lost to Columbus North in the state semi-finals, 63-62. The 76 game win streak was ended by that loss. <mask> received national press when he surpassed his high school total in points, and carried a 34 point scoring average

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texts: through his high school years. <mask> played for top prep teams throughout his career.In the state playoffs, 12,000 fans watched <mask> score 53 points as the Middletown team defeated the Cleveland East Tech team. The home floor of the Ohio State Buckeyes was the location of a state playoff game in 1957. <mask> received college scholarship offers from more than 150 schools, and was one of the most publicized American high school players when he graduated from high school. <mask> finished third at state in 1957 and fifth at state in 1958 in the discus. <mask> was a member of the National Honor Society. <mask> scored 2,460 points in his high school career. He led the Middies to a 76-1 record, three state final fours, and two state titles.Measures were taken to protect the privacy of <mask> and his family while he was at Ohio State University. When he announced for Ohio State, he became the center of a legendary recruiting class that included two future Hall of Famers in player John Havlicek and future coach Bob Knight. The group now has three future NBA players with them, thanks to Mel Nowell. Fred Taylor helped the four feel at home when they came to Ohio State. <mask> would continue to be an A-student at the college level despite his insistence on an academic scholarship to Ohio State. The freshman <mask> was asked by Woody Hayes to tutor Ohio State football players in their studies after the publicized scrimmages against Ohio State. His reputation was that of a student.<mask> was a member of the frat at Ohio State. When

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texts: freshman athletes were ineligible for college sports, <mask> and his teammates had to wait until 1959-60 to lead Ohio State. The four new recruits joined future NBA players Larry Siegfried and Joe Roberts on a loaded Ohio State team. The Buckeyes scored 90 points per game and were known for their shooting accuracy. After two early losses to Utah and Kentucky, the team lost only one more the rest of the way to win the 1960 NCAA national championship. The 1960 title was won by the Buckeyes at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. <mask> averaged 26 points per game on a record shooting percentage.He was named the Most Outstanding Player of the 1960 NCAA Final Four. <mask> was on the cover of Sports Illustrated for the first time. In 1960–61, the #1-ranked Ohio State ran a winning streak of 32 games. After winning the 1960 Holiday Tournament at Madison Square Garden, <mask> and the team received a lot of national publicity. <mask> was the only college player to ever record 30 points and 30 rebound in an NCAA tournament game. They lost to the University of Cincinnati in overtime in the finals. <mask> had played basketball for over two years by the time the 1961–62 season started, which included the 1959-60 season, the 1960 Olympics, the 1960-61 season, and the 1961 tour of the Soviet Union.He weighed just 200 pounds when he returned from Russia in 1961. He had sore knees throughout his basketball career. <mask> and the Buckeyes made it to the NCAA final for the third straight year. <mask> was hurt in the semifinals against Wake Forest


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texts: and had to play against the University of Cincinnati. He played in the 1962 final because he thought it was his last game. He had said repeatedly that he wouldn't turn pro. Cincinnati beat Ohio State in his final college game.<mask> was an All-American at Ohio State. His number was the second to be retired by the college. He is considered the greatest player to ever play in the Big Ten. The team went 78 wins. <mask> was the first ever basketball player to win the Sports Illustrated sportsman of the year award, and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals In 1963, he was awarded the Big Ten Medal of Honor, which recognizes one student from the graduating class of each Big Ten member school for demonstrating joint athletic and academic excellence throughout their college career. <mask> is considered to be one of the greatest college players of all time.<mask> was named to the 1960 U.S.A. Olympic team in the wake of leading the 1960 NCAA champion. He had a sub-par Olympic Trials, due to fatigue from the NCAA final and the high altitude of the Trials in Denver, but still easily led all Trials players in rebound. <mask> was named to the U.S. team as a reserve forward, but he wanted to play in the Olympics. <mask> emerged as

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texts: the starter for the U.S. team despite the fact that two 6'11" centers were present. The Americans defeated the Soviet Union in Rome in September, 81-65. <mask> scored 21 points in the gold medal final against Brazil to finish second to teammate Oscar Robertson for the team lead in scoring, with 134 points scored in the Olympics. <mask> shot 80% from the floor and received just six free throws, but he was still a top scorer.After his California team lost to Ohio State in the 1960 NCAA final, Coach Newell called <mask> the greatest player he had ever coached. Future pro stars <mask>, Terry Dischinger, Adrian Smith, and Bob Boozer were on the U.S. team. <mask> was named to a team of Amateur Athletic Union stars that toured the Soviet Union in 1961. <mask> was at center and the team won all eight games they played. John McLendon was the coach of the team. The team was invited to the Soviets by George Steinbrenner's team after they won the national championship. Steinbrenner invited <mask> onto the tour team because he was considering him as a future pro player.In 1964, <mask> was part of a team of NBA players that played behind the Iron Curtain. In 1961, <mask> toured the Soviet Union as the team's big star and was requested by these countries for the 1964 NBA tour. Oscar Robertson was on that team that was coached by Red Auerbach and included several Boston Celtics. <mask> said he never wanted to be a professional basketball player. The NBA and the ABL coveted <mask> because of the crowds he drew. The NBA's rights to <mask> were

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texts: held by the Cincinnati Royals, who drafted him as a high schooler with a territorial pick. In May 1962, <mask> declined their contract offer.This gave the other league an opportunity. <mask> was drafted by the Cleveland Pipers. They were interested in the young star with a contract offer. <mask> received stock in the team. The ABL agreed to shorten their season as well. The NBA tried to get <mask> to jump leagues that summer. Admission fees were added to the Cleveland deal after the NBA Royals protested.Steinbrenner's team folded because they couldn't make all of the payments. The ABL folded at the end of 1962 after losing their league champion in Cleveland and dropping to just six teams. <mask> signed a business deal with Cleveland advertisers Howard Marks and Carl Glickman, and spoke often of having an NBA franchise in Cleveland. He missed the 1962-63 NBA season because of this contract. <mask> was released from his contract when the NBA denied the Marks expansion deal. The Royals retained his rights after he decided he wanted to play pro basketball. <mask> was considered by the Cincinnati Royals before they arrived in the city of Cincinnati in 1957.They drafted him in 1962. <mask> finally signed with Warren Hensel, who was in the process of becoming the team's owner. The team's ticket sales plummeted in the two seasons before the signing of the well-known player. <mask>'s first season saw attendance at Royals games double. Oscar Robertson, Wayne Embry and Jack Twyman were three NBA All-Stars who were on the 1963–64 Royals

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texts: squad. The Royals had the second-best record in the NBA that year after <mask> was moved to the big forward position. He scored 20 or more points several times and led the league in field goal percentage as a rookies.<mask> is the only NBA player to have four 30-rebound games and one 40-rebound game. A Philadelphia player collided with <mask> in the 1964 NBA playoffs. During the playoffs, he never recovered from the injury. <mask> had a triple-double in Cincinnati's one playoff game win over Boston, but the Royals lost in the Eastern Conference Finals. <mask> was asked to shoot and score more in his second season. He enjoyed his best seasons in Cincinnati in the 1960's and 1960's, with the Royals posting a top 3 finish in the league each season. <mask> averaged over 21 points per game in two seasons as the team's #2 scorer.He averaged over 20 rebound per game. <mask> had a total of 1668 boards on the season in 1965, with an average of 21.1 per game. Both of those marks are still held by NBA forwards. <mask> made a name for himself as a big minutes man because of his scoring, rebound, and shooting. <mask> played 43–44 minutes per game at two positions, starting forward and backup center, in a sport where a regulation NBA game is 48 minutes. After the 1966 season, he nearly retired because of knee pain, but he found a prescription anti- inflammatory drug that allowed him to continue as a player. <mask> averaged 23.3 points, 21 rebound and 48.6 minutes over four games against Philadelphia in the 1964-65 playoffs.He averaged 21.4


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texts: points, 20.2 rebound and 46.2 minutes in the 1966 playoffs. He was hurt in the 1966 playoffs, but still fought through the big minutes of play. He scored 26 points in the NBA All-Star Game in 1965, and was named the Most Valuable Player. He had a team-high 19 rebound for the East in the 1966 All-Star Game. The Royals moved nine or more home games to Cleveland in the fall of 1966 in order to use <mask> as a popular crowd draw. He was a starting East All-Star despite being a heavier player. With the team declining and his own health concerns, <mask> focused more on off-court business.He sought endorsements as a corporate athlete. He studied investment opportunities and tax shelters. <mask> was worth over a million dollars by 1968, most of it built on off-court investments. The NBA had only two or three millionaire players at that time. <mask> Beef N Shakes was his most famous investment. <mask> started his own toys and games company after creating a number of children's games. He wrote a book on magic card tricks.He averaged 21.5 points per game in the 1966–67 playoffs, shooting 50% and playing 44.1 minutes per game. He was second in the league in minutes played. He was the second player ever to out-rebound Bill Russell over a full season. The Royals missed the playoffs on the last day of the season. <mask> averaged 20 points and 19.8 rebound per game from 1964 to 1968. The only other NBA player to do that was Chamberlain. The Royals were in first place early in the 1968–69 season.The team played 15 regular season home games

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