title: Matt Painter

texts: and E'Twaun Moore to graduation and the NBA, <mask> returned a handful of experienced role players and a Preseason First Team All-Big Ten forward. The Boiler squad was unranked for the first time in four seasons. He was joined on the bench by two new assistant coaches, one of whom was part of the coaching staff that guided Butler to consecutive NCAA Finals. The program's highest win margin since 1911 was achieved on November 11, when <mask>'s squad beat Northern Illinois by 62 points. It was the first loss of the season for <mask>'s team.The Puerto Rico Tip-Off title game features 15-ranked Alabama. They lost their second game of the season on the road. A game where <mask>'s squad forced a season-high 22 turnovers and was up by 19 points in the second half. His team lost by two points after losing a 15-point lead. After finishing the preseason with a 10–3 record and a 3–2 start in conference play, the Boilermakers had the fifth longest home winning streak in the nation at 27. On New Year's Eve, <mask> received his 150th win at Purdue and his 175th career win as a head coach. Three times in conference play, <mask>'s squad committed a school-record three turnovers in a game, losing all

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texts: three, which included a three-point loss in a road game against No.There are 3 Ohio State. <mask> beat a ranked team for the first time this season. Michigan lost at home to 11 Michigan on the road. His team was the nation's leader in fewest turnovers, committing just 8.9 per game in conference play. With the 20th win on the season against Penn State on February 29, <mask> Hummel and point guard Lewis Jackson.The would-be seniors in shooting guard John Hart and suspended guard/forward Kelsey Barlow left the program. The raw and young squad lost their season opener for the first time during the Painter-era. In the 2K Sports Classic, the Boilermakers lost to Oregon State at Madison Square Garden. The Boilers went 7–6 in non-conference play. In Big Ten play, <mask> started at least three rookies. After going through a lot of inconsistency, <mask>'s squad made improvements towards the end of the season. There was a near upset against 7 Wisconsin.<mask>'s 200th career win came against Minnesota. The Boilermakers lost to Nebraska in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament. After winning against Western Illinois, they lost to Santa Clara and finished with a 16–18 overall record. The

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texts: Boilermakers finished the non-conference slate at 10–3 in his ninth season. Despite winning three of their first five games, the Boilers struggled in Big Ten play. The Boilers finished last in the league with a 5–13 record after losing 11 of their last 13 games. 2 in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament.Ohio State left with a 15–17 record and no playoffs. The tallest player in the program's history was brought in by <mask> as a freshman. With an 8–5 non-conference record that included a loss to a ranked Notre Dame and a home loss to North Florida, <mask> was viewed by many as being on the hot seat. The play of junior A. J. Hammons and sophomore Rapheal Davis helped the team turn things around in conference play. They finished third in the conference with a 12–6 record despite being predicted to finish near the bottom of the league. They defeated three ranked teams in a four-game stretch. 25 Iowa.20 Ohio State. The state of Indiana. <mask> received his 100th Big Ten win and reached a personal 9–8 winning record against in-state rivals Indiana with a season sweep. 1 in the Big Ten Tournament. The University of Wisconsin earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. The trip was

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texts: <mask>'s eighth as a head coach. 1 is The No.9 Boilers in overtime. Cincinnati is the 8th seed in the first round. They finished the season with a 21–13 record. <mask> became the first coach in his career to land a five-star recruit in 2015. The team had a 26–9 record. The team was ranked in the AP Top 25 throughout the season. The team defeated Michigan State, Maryland, and Wisconsin.The fell four points shy of the title, losing to Michigan State. The team fell to Arkansas-Little Rock in the first round of the NCAA tournament. The Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year was A. J. Hammons, who was also a finalist for the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award for best center. For the second year in a row, the Boilermakers were ranked in the top 25 throughout the entire season. They won their 23rd Big Ten Conference regular season championship and first outright title in 21 years by finishing the season with a 25–6 record, 14–4 in conference. The Boilermakers won the conference championship for the first time since 2010. They won 10 out of their last 12 games.The first Boilermaker to win that award since JaJuan Johnson was named Big Ten Player of the Year. They lost to Michigan in the first game of

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title: Robert F. Mager

texts: <mask>Bob<mask> was an American psychologist and author. He is known for developing a framework for preparing learning objectives, and criterion referenced instruction, as well as addressing areas of goal orientation, student evaluation, student motivation, classroom environment, educational change, performance technology, and instructional design. <mask> was born in the summer of 1923. Mager had ambitions of becoming a fireman, policeman, detective, cowboy, and even a rocketship pilot. Mager was picked on. He was skipped from fourth to sixth grade. He was one of the smallest in his class.Being left-handed was considered a heinous act and resulted in a sharp rap on the knuckles. <mask> switched to writing with his right hand. <mask> jumped from one instrument to the other as part of his explorations. He used to play the violin, clarinet, and saxophone. He has been in a banjo band and found his love for the banjo. <mask>'s wife is a classical musician. He died in May 2020 at the age of 96.<mask> made an analogy of his life to a pinball in his book, Life in the Pinball Machine: Careening from There to Here. He likened his life to a ball and the different experiences he had in his life to pins of a machine. <mask> was drafted into the military in 1943. One of his initial responsibilities was that of a company clerk. There were discrepancies with performances due to lack of information. <mask> is credited with revolutionizing the performance improvement industry with his work. Mager was an accomplished unicyclist, banjo player, ventriloquist, crime novelist, and tap dancer.After serving in World War II, <mask> completed his undergraduate studies in psychology with a minor in philosophy and speech at Ohio University, then taught broadcasting techniques

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texts: went further to formulate five steps that would clearly guide the process of defining solid and measurable outcomes. Goal analysis was a cornerstone of the CRI method and subsequent workshops.<mask> and Peter Pipe are well known for their work on the framework for instructional design. The need for creating training programs dates back to World War II. Mager had experience with these training regimes. They weren't meeting the goals that they were set out to meet. Mager was looking for ways to improve training delivery. <mask>'s work on preparing instructional objectives was published in a book called Preparing instructional objectives: A critical tool in the development of effective instruction. <mask> starts his publications with a fable.The fable is about a sea-horse who went out looking for a fortune. The sea horse was swallowed by a shark after he was side-tracked by different sea creatures along the way. If you're not sure where you're going, you're going to end up somewhere else. In his book, <mask> talks about the importance of knowing precisely what is needed to be achieved before embarking on any instructional design process. The framework uses objectives to drive instruction. Performance,Identifies specifically what the learner should be able to do after the instruction condition, andIdentifies the conditions under which the performance is to occur, are two components of effective instructional objectives. Specific competencies are identified in the goal/ task analysis.The criterion provides clear cut outcomes and states how they would be evaluated. The actual evaluation that will be used to test whether or not the performance objectives were carried out to the required standard involves the development of the actual modules that would be

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texts: used in the training/instruction. Students are expected to gain mastery in the specific modules by evaluating themselves using assessment tools built into the program. <mask>. Gagné and Malcolm Knowles influenced <mask>. One of the founding members of the International Society for Performance Improvement was the president of the National Society for Programmed Instruction. A member of the Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers. Over four million copies of <mask><mask>'s books have been sold around the world in the past five decades.His Preparing Instructional Objectives is the best-selling book ever written on the subject, and is part of the Museum of Education's books of the century list. His main publications are characterized by an easy-to-read writing style and humor, which is unlike other academic writings in the field. The materials for the three workshops he was responsible for have also been written by Mager. He has published seven novels and two anthologies to date. Beach, K.M., and Mager, R.F. are non-fiction authors. The film was released in 1976. Vocational instruction is being developed.The Financial Times is in London. R.F. Mager. The year 1973. Is it possible to measure instructional intent or get a match? The Center for Effective Performance is located in Atlanta. The year 1983. It's possible to diagnose the course or D'Bugs.The Center for Effective Performance is located in Atlanta. The year 1984. The second ed. is about developing attitude toward learning. The Center for Effective Performance is located in Atlanta. The year 1986. The book is about how to write a book. The Center for Effective Performance Inc. is located in Atlanta, GA.You need to figure out why people aren't doing what they should be and what to do about

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texts: it. The Center for Effective Performance is located in Atlanta. The year 1997. Goal analysis shows how to clarify your goals so you can actually achieve them. The Center for Effective Performance is located in Atlanta. The year 1997. How to turn people on.Without turning them off, there are ways to spark interest in learning. The Center for Effective Performance is located in Atlanta. The year 1997. Making instruction work or skillbloomers is a step-by-step guide to designing and developing instruction that works. The Center for Effective Performance is located in Atlanta. The year 1997. The results are measured.3rd ed. The Center for Effective Performance is located in Atlanta. The year 1997. Preparing instructional objectives is a critical tool in the development of effective instruction. The Center for Effective Performance is located in Atlanta. There was a report in 1999. A guide to getting your money's worth from training is what every manager should know.The Center for Effective Performance is located in Atlanta. The year 2014). Making schools work. The biographical chronicle <mask>, R.F. is in Carefree, AZ. In 2003 and 2012 Observations from an Accidental Life in Learning and Human Performance can be found in Life in the Pinball Machine. <mask>'s Shorts: Stories, that is: Bedtime Stories for the Fearless Reader was published in 2001.There was a killer in our midst. There was a person dying for jade. The man was reluctant. A novel about the price of a miracle. The steamy novel was pursued in 2008. There are quirky stories for the adventurous reader. The chronicles of Madame Woo were written.The bitch file was uploaded in 2011. The Training Director Workshop awards Thomas F. Gilbert for distinguished contribution to human resource

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title: Abdul Alim Musa

texts: Clarence Reams (born 1945 as <mask>) is an American activist. The Islamic Institute of Counter-Zionist American Psychological Warfare has been identified as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center. <mask> was born in Arkansas in 1945, but lived in Oakland, California in the 1960s. He was associated with a man who later converted to Islam. <mask> was arrested after setting up a drug dealing operation in the country. After evading the authorities for several years, <mask> fled to Algeria, where he came in contact with several self-exiled Black Panther leaders such as Cleaver. After returning to the U.S., he turned himself in to the United States Penitentiary.<mask> converted to Islam while in prison. <mask> believed that the Iranian Revolution would lead to the revival of Islam. <mask> publicly supported the Islamic republic after the 1979 Iranian Revolution. He has visited Iran several times as a representative of American Muslims. <mask> spoke negatively about the portrayal of Muslims in United States films at the International Conference on Hollywoodism. <mask> made connections with both Sunni and Shia Muslim leaders during the decade and stressed that unity was a primary objective for the Islamic movements success. He references the writings of Malcolm X, Sayyid Qutb, and Kalim Siddiqui.In addition to daily classes and lectures on classical Islamic studies, Arabic, hadith and Quran, new members of the group are encouraged to individually learn about the works of these political Islamic thinkers. <mask> is accused of promoting a radical and anti-Semitic ideology. "Who funded the slave trade?" he asked in May 2007. You will find out about the Jews when you study. In Vienna, with pockets full of money, funding and insuring, it was

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texts: the Jewish bankers who did it. Everybody else's stuff was small potatoes between the African Americans and the Native Americans. The Associated Students of the University of Washington and the Black Students Commission allegedly sponsored an anti-semitic speech by <mask>, in which he claimed that America was controlled by Jews.He has been accused of promoting antisemitism in his speeches. He said in June 2000 that al-Amin had turned his ideas into practical solutions for society. They can not stand that. The same as our brother said, the Zionists are the same today. In pre-Islamic Arabia, the Zionists kept the Arab leaders broke and drunk, and the Arab clans fought each other because of them. <mask> said that he would love to have a case with the FBI. I would love for them to arrest me.<mask> said that he tried to get a case several years ago. There was a demonstration. I waved a cashier's check for Hamas. I said I was donating it to Hamas. I waited for them to arrest me. They did not arrest me. I put it in the bank.If you were to say that the Soviet Union was wiped off the face of the Earth, <mask> would be quoted as saying. People would have thought you were crazy. Is it correct that the people of Afghanistan didn't know that they weren't supposed to wipe out the Soviet Union? Old Sam, the United States, is the next so-called superpower to fall. He spoke about Muhammad's model of leadership at the ICIT Seerah Conference. The Metropolitan Police Department in Washington DC beat a citizen on July 7, 2000 while <mask> was in the company of his wife and daughter. He tried to get the officers to stop.They continued until <mask> grabbed one of the officers and was arrested for attacking the police. He appeared before a judge on July 10 after

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texts: spending two nights in jail. The charge against him was reduced in court. The U.S. government saturated U.S. cities with heroin in the 1960s to snuff out black rebellion, according to <mask>. We don't have to do anything. Just step back and do good things. Let that guy go.Nobody will love, nobody will trust, and nobody will believe anything coming from the United States of America when he's done. The American history is a history of robbing and stealing, and setting up people in order to get what they want, according to <mask> during a debate with Jack Goldstone on Iranian Press TV. In April 2009, <mask>'s name was released to the press as one of 22 people banned from entering the United Kingdom in October 2008. He was considered to be engaging in unacceptable behavior by fomenting and glorifying terrorist violence in furtherance of his particular beliefs and seeking to provoke others to terrorist acts, according to the Home Office. The Islamic Institute of Counter-Zionist American Psychological Warfare was founded by <mask> in 2011. We use all available tools to expose the anti-Islamic, anti-human policies of the American system. To counter the concerted efforts of the enemies of Islam, the mission is to sustain a false characterization of Islam and Muslims as a dangerous threat to global stability and tranquility.According to a June 2010 newsletter, the institute was established to "monitor Zionist and Israeli networks, circles, and clubs which deceitfully infiltrate Muslim and Black groups." According to a January 2011 statement announcing the opening of the Oakland branch, one of the institute's goals is to "Analyze the Zionist grip on humanity established via the media and economics." People who were born in 1945 convert to Sunni

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title: Joan Bankemper

texts: <mask> lives and works in New York City. The boundaries of art and life were blurred by her early'social practice' or site specific garden/art installations. Bankemper's ceramics are artifacts of a situation. "Bankemper is a veteran creator of idiosyncratic gardens, often portable," wrote Roberta Smith in a 1994 review for The New York Times. She recycles broken crockery and flowerpots into planters that are homage to Gaudi and Simon Rodia. <mask> was born and raised in Kentucky. She received a degree from the Kansas City Art Institute and the Maryland Institute College of Art.<mask> was a member of the pit crew and documented dirt track sprint car racing in Baltimore, Maryland for seven years before moving to NYC. She explored speed, competition and high risk in her videos about art and racing. In 1985, Scarpitta pushed the boundaries of art by taking an 'art object', a race car, and making it functional by racing it in real time on a dirt track. The act of racing a car in a museum, then immediately racing it again on a dirt track qualifies him as an early'situationist'. Bankemper was a founding member of the race team. Bankemper's videos and videograms have been exhibited at a number of places. <mask>'s book A Good Run: 1983-1990 was published by Edgewise Press along with a limited edition portfolio: Scarpitta/Bankemper: 5 + 10.Bankemper's book: A Good Run: 1983-1990 contains a collection of five videos by Scarpitta. There are previews of the videos on Vimeo.

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texts: dress the cloak of the vessel with her vocabulary of images, contemporary china, hand built objects, and castings from molds. Bankemper created a tableau in ceramic. These aren't simple pieces; they are tapestries of life. David Cohen states that "the pristine kitsch of each piece is preserved while the juxtaposition with the accumulated fellows in an enthusiastic hierarchy amounts to a glorious sum greater than its individual parts." The Black Meadow Barn was founded in 2008 by Bankemper.The farm is located in the Hudson Valley of New York. Bankemper says the barn is a place where sustainable farming is practiced. She continues to cultivate gardens, ceramics and 'conversations' at the Barn, often including visual artists, farmers andculinary experts. Bankemper's site specific installations and gallery exhibitions include "A Medicinal Garden" with Creative Time, Inc., NYC 1995; the "Dovetail Garden", Charlotte, NC, 2001; and "<mask>per - A Gardner's Diary", 2000 at Bankemper's objects are included in numerous private collections. Bankemper has exhibited environments and aspects of her social practice. Bankemper received two awards in 2004, the 'Judges Choice' award in Charlotte, and the Gabi Award from the McColl Center forVisual Art.She received a National Endowment of the Arts Award and the North Carolina Arts Council Award. The Council on the Environment, NYC and The George Sugarman Foundation gave her grants. There are links to Black Meadow Barn Edgewise Press,


title: Barbara Seaman

texts: <mask> was an American author, activist, and journalist who founded the women's health feminism movement. Seaman's parents met at a Young People's Socialist League picnic and she grew up in a politically progressive environment. According to a 1997 interview of Seaman by author/attorney Karen Winner, Seaman won a contest for her writing and the prize was dinner with Eleanor Roosevelt. Seaman was aware of women's health issues when her aunt Sally died of cancer. Her aunt's oncologist said Premarin was to blame for her death. <mask> was writing columns for women's magazines when the birth control pill came on the market. She began her career as a women's health journalist and brought a new kind of health reporting to the field, writing articles that centered more on the patient and less on the medical fads of the day.Seaman revealed that women lacked the information they needed to make informed decisions on contraceptives. She went so far as to alert women to the dangers of the Pill, which was the primary ingredient in Premarin, which contributed to the death of her aunt. Seaman membership was won by herProlific output and the popularity of her published articles. She met Betty Friedan, who asked her to cover events such as the founding of NOW, the founding of NARAL, and other similar feminist developments. She became a contributing editor at Ms. magazine after befriending Gloria Steinem. Seaman was also involved in politics. She was a founding member of the New York Women's Forum and vice

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texts: president of the New York City Women's Medical Center.The doctors' case against the pill was the basis for the Nelson Pill Hearings on the safety of the combined oral contraceptive pill. The pill had a health warning added as a result of the hearings. The Secretary of HEW praised Seaman saying, "The Doctors' Case Against the Pill was a major factor in our strengthening the language in the final warning published in the Federal Register to be included in each package of the Pill." The hearings brought together many soon-to-be prominent health feminists for the first time, 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 The National Women's Health Network was founded in 1975 by Seaman. There are two people with the same name, and both of them have the same name, and both of them have the same name, and both of them have the same name, and both of them have the same name, and both of them have the same name, and both of them D.In 1975, Seaman made a speech at Harvard Medical School in which she demanded that more women be admitted to training. The number was small at the time. Women have a say in how research money is spent. Health Feminist Hub <mask> was an enthusiastic promoter of other


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texts: writers on women's health and body issues. She wrote in The New York Times on December 2, 1972 that some women want to let their doctors worry for them. It has been difficult for those of us who don't to get honest health information. Seaman introduced a new library of women's self-help books, including Our Bodies, Ourselves; Women and Madness; Why Natural Childbirth; and Vaginal Politics.She has helped to write obituaries for her fellow activists in the women's health movement. Seaman was fired and blacklisted for her criticism of the birth control pill and other pharmaceutical products. <mask> was blacklisted from magazines in the 1980's by pharmaceutical companies who wouldn't advertise in publications that carried her stories. Her insistence on questioning the safety and effectiveness of their products earned her condemnation and praise. <mask> was able to take advantage of the lull by turning to biography. In the 1980's, Seaman published a biography of Jacqueline Susann, which was made into a movie. Seaman lived in New York City for the final years of her life.She advocated for women's safety and participation in their own medical treatment until the end of her life. Seaman continued to write about hormonal contraceptives, childbirth, and the reluctance of some doctors and pharmaceutical companies to disclose risks to patients and consumers. Seaman died of lung cancer. The New York Times published a piece by Seaman in 2000. The No Nonsense Guide to Menopause was released in 2008 by

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texts: Simon & Schuster and the Voices of the Women's Health Movement was released in January of 2012 by Seven Stories Press. The 40th anniversary edition of the Doctors' Case Against the Pill was published in 2009. A degree in advanced science writing from the Columbia University School of Journalism is a frequent contributor to The New York Times and The Washington Post.Gary Null is a contributor to many books, including: Career and Motherhood, Rooms with No View, and Women and Men. The winner of the Matrix Award was in 1978. Christina Baker is one of the sources. The Conversation Begins: Mothers and daughters talk about feminism. <mask>man. "The greatest experiment ever performed on women" is an article by Charles Mann. The New York Times published "The contraceptive conundum: It's Not Just Birth Control Anymore" in 1997."Feminists who Changed America, 1963-1975" is a book by Nancy F. <mask> quotes from the <mask>man Papers, 1920-1983: A Finding Aid. There are additional papers of <mask>. The New York Times obituaries of 1935 births and 2008 deaths include Jewish American journalists and American women's rights

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title: Annemarie Mevissen

texts: <mask> was a German politician. She was a senator from 1951 to 1975. She was the deputy president of the state of Bremen from 1967 to 1975. She was the first woman to hold that position in any of the eleven states of the German Federal Republic. Annemarie was born in Werderland, a part of the Burglesum quarter on the city's northern side, where she grew up with her brother Hans. She came from a family that supported the Social Democratic Party. During the Weimar years, her father was one of the most high-profile politicians.He spent several years in a labour camp after being removed from public service by the Nazis. One of the authors of the constitution which came into force in 1947 was the man who took a leading role in reconstructing the city's administration after the war. Under normal circumstances, the way to university-level education would have been opened to AnneMarie when she passed her school final exams in 1934. The country became a one-party dictatorship after the Nazis took power at the beginning of the previous year. She wasn't allowed to train as a teacher because she was deemed unreliable. Her father was a critic of the government. She was involved in the Young Socialists.She was able to find an apprenticeship in the book trade, which led to jobs in Marburg and Gttingen. She met the young lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada They were married in 1943. AnneMarie <mask> was heavily pregnant as the war ended. The young couple returned to Oberneuland in 1934 after their parents relocated there in 1934. Their daughter, Ulrike, was born in January 1945. AnneMarie's father was liberated from the labour camp where he had been held, and the family were together again.Edmund was born in 1948. It would have been normal for the mother of a new baby to stay

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texts: at home and care for her child, but her own mother, Gesine, was able and enthusiastic both in managing the home and as a "hands-on" grandmother. Annemarie went out of her way to focus on youth work in the first instance. She organised sports and drama based activities for the children from the refugee camps. A picture from 1947 shows her holding her baby in front of a large round tent that the US army of occupation had made available. Mevissen found her way into city politics through her father's contacts. She was involved in his work on the constitution.In October 1946, she was a candidate for election to the city's constitutional assembly, which was the first step towards a return to democratic city governance. The way that women's exclusion from political life had contributed to the poisoning of politics during the Nazi years was emphasized in her election literature. The phrase "equal pay for equal work" was used by women candidates in the post-Nazi era. AnneMarie <mask> was elected to the parliament in 1947 despite narrowly being defeated by Friedrich Behrens. She was the youngest member of the assembly. Not everyone was impressed. "Comrades were against it because she was a woman," Luise said."). The extent to which it was still unusual for members of the SPD to have completed their education up to the level of the "Abitur" is emphasized by sources. <mask> was able to contribute on equal terms with older male members of the leftwing parties because of her education. After the war, <mask> was the director of the public library in Bremen. She was appointed to the senate in 1951 by the mayor, taking on the schools and youth portfolio. The senate reflected a grand coalition agreement, but the SPD dominated the senate at this point holding seven of the fourteen places in it. Mevrissen became deputy to the Senate President, Hans Koschnick, after being elected to a mayoral position.She was the first woman to be elected deputy head of a state in West Germany. She held the position until 1975. That a woman should hold the position gave rise to such an unconventional situation that, at her own

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texts: request, her official title was always given as "Brgermeister", rather than "Brgermeisterin", the female. In the German language there is a pleasingly ironical internal contradiction in the title of a biography that appeared in 2011. The deputy mayor came to national prominence in connection with the January 1968 tram riots. Protests against public transport fare increases were genuine enough, but the passions arising were underpinned by wider political concerns on the part of many students in the context of Cold War tensions and in respect of issues such as the escalation of the Vietnam War. The British army, as well as a succession of US army units, were hosted in Bremen from the end of the war until 1954.AnneMarie <mask> personally clambered onto a packing case and addressed the crowd, finding the right words to steer a dangerous public-order situation back towards dialogue. Background awareness of gender issues is obvious from the way that headline writers used to describe her as the only man in the senate. In 1975, AnneMarie <mask> retired from public office. She was only a few months past her sixtieth birthday when she became the longest serving minister in West Germany's federal state governments. <mask> was an artist after dropping out of politics. There are exhibitions at the parliament building featuring her pictures. She wrote books about the city.The children's home in Martin-Buber-Strae was named after AnneMarie <mask>, who received the medal of honour in 1975. The Brgermeisterin-Mevissen-Weg Output was renamed on November 12th. Hauschild was written in 1979 about the Brgerpark. Hauschild was in the Provence in 1980. Erlebtes aus der Politik was written by Hauschild. Hauschild was born in 1984. The Wallanlage is called Die Bremer Wallanlage.Hauschild was born in 1988. The Wmmeniederung is Hinter den Deichen. Hauschild 1989 Die Weser ist von Mrchen und Legenden. Hauschild, 1990 Alte Parks. Hauschild was born in 1992 in the Oldenburger Land. Hauschild, 1993 ist das Pinsel und Zeichenstift. The Brgerschaft of Bremen Mayors are referred to as the Social Democratic Party of Germany

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title: Johann Michael Sailer

texts: The Bishop of Regensburg was a German Jesuit theologian and philosopher. The Catholic Enlightenment was a major contributor to Sailer. <mask> was born at Aresing in Upper Bavaria as the son of a poor Catholic shoemaker and his wife. He attended the primary school in his hometown until his tenth year. He was a student in the gymnasium after this. After the suppression of the Society in 1773, he continued his studies at Ingolstadt. He was a professor of theology and philosophy at Ingolstadt from 1780 to 80.He lost his position in 1781 when Charles Theodore transferred theological instruction to the monasteries. Sailer attracted the attention of the elector and Bishop Clement Wenceslaus when he was engaged in literary work. <mask> was the professor of pastoral theology and ethics. A high reputation was earned by <mask>, who held this position for ten years. His opponents succeeded in limiting <mask>'s activities in 1793 and in securing his dismissal in 1794. Sailer went to visit Winkelhofer. He went to his friend Beck after being defeated by his opponents.He devoted himself to literary work until he was called to a professorship. Landshut was where he taught pastoral and moral theology, pedagogics, homiletics, liturgy and catechetics. <mask> was renowned as a teacher and a writer, but he was also revered by his students for his friendship with the Crown Prince Louis, later King of Bavaria. <mask> was offered the position of Archbishop of Cologne by the government of Prussia, but he turned it down, as well as being nominated for the position of Bishop of Augsburg by the Crown Prince Louis. After he had sufficiently

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title: Johann Michael Sailer

texts: justified himself, <mask> was appointed cathedral canon of Ratisbon in 1822 as auxiliary bishop and coadjutor with the right of succession. He supported the efforts of Karl Proske to revive church music. The "Enlightenment" was a time when Sailer disagreed with the fundamental beliefs of Christianity.It was characterized by contempt for Christian mysticism, a new worldliness of the clergy, relaxation of ecclesiastical discipline, efforts of the State to gain control of the Church, and turbulent reforms within the Church. Sailer defended fundamental principles of Christianity and traditional practice, trying for a faith to be expressed in charity, for the maintenance of godliness, and for the training of a pious and intelligent clergy. He insisted that the pulpit should only be used for preaching the Word of God, and that the bishops should be with the Pope. He defended the freedom and rights of the Church against the encroachments of the State. He wanted ecclesiastical reform to be done by the appointed organs of the Church and that education should aim at training both mind and will. Sailer labored for the Christian ideal by his winning personality, utterances as teacher, parish priest and preacher, and numerous written works. They were all in character.He died at Ratisbon. Many people were attracted to Christianity and the Catholic Church by Sailer. Sailer had enemies who opposed him partly from jealousy, partly from misunderstanding, and partly from ill- will. These reproaches are unwarranted if Sailer is judged in relation to his times. Sailer was a pillar of the Church. Both Protestant and Catholic learned to


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texts: pray with Sailer German piety. This is atypical of his activity.Do not expect him to make any religious statements; what he really cherished was the idea of a sort of cooperation of the various Christian bodies against infidelity. <mask> went against Rationalism by opposing a piety in which both Christian bodies could unite. 295,    ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, "J.M." is the best edition of his works. The book is titled "sailers samtliche Werke und Anleitung des Verfassers". A supplementary volume was added to Joseph Widmer's 40 volumes. The high school is named after Sailer.There is a monument in Kardinal-von-Waldburg-Strasse. The building in which <mask> was a professor of pastoral theology and ethics is outside. 18th-century German Jesuits and 19th-century German Catholic theologians were buried at Regensburg

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title: Emily Blue

texts: <mask> was born on June 28, 1994 to Norwegian parents. She is the lead singer of Tara Terra. She is currently based in Chicago and Nashville. <mask>'s career is characterized by sharp changes in musical style, and her releases fall into vastly different genre classifications. <mask> was born as <mask> on June 28, 1994 in Illinois. She is of Norwegian descent. When she was 13, she wrote her first song.She says her mother inspired her by taking a powerful role in the household and that she was the guiding figure in her home. She met Colin Althaus and Joey Buttlar in the early 2010s and started making music with them. <mask> and the Weekdays were formed by the three and Nick Soria. They changed their name to Tara Terra. The singer changed her name to <mask>. On August 30, Tara Terra released their debut album, Daughter. <mask> worked as a live performance host for Audiotree and interviewed many artists on behalf of the Chicago record label, who she later went on to sign for as a solo artist.There was a solo career and Where's Your Light? The beginning of <mask>'s solo music career was an accident. While touring with Tara Terra and planning for the band's second studio album, <mask> went through a mentally difficult time and felt the need to express her thoughts about womanhood, rape culture, and trauma. She produced the tracks she created and got ready to release them, according to her. On August 6, 2016 <mask> released

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texts: his first single, "No Pain". The lyrics of "No Pain" discussed rape culture in a very poignant and daring manner that caught the attention of music reviewers. The debut was released on November 4, 2016It was titled Another Angry Woman, with its lyrics speaking of subjects considered taboo, but conveyed with a mellow pop sound. From <mask>'s perspective, the title came from society's response to women who were abused or assault. It is a title that intends to take a critical stance on our culture's lack of empathy towards survivors, according to the singer. The album was labeled "unapologetic pop" due to its reluctance to stay within the limits of topics that it is okay to speak about. The income from the album sales and merchandise for Another Angry Woman went to the Rape Advocacy, Counseling, and Education Services organization. The five songs featured on the release are joined by three interview tracks titled "Anastasia", "Gene" and "Christine", all one minute in length, making this release anLP rather than an extended play. <mask> admitted after the album's release that she had planned a different debut.<mask>'s post-release touring was cut short as Tara Terra planned ahead for their upcoming album, Where's Your Light?, which was announced only weeks after the release of <mask>'s debut non-profit album. The two tracks <mask> released before the album showed a drastic change in the singer's genre. The two-sided

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texts: single, "Blackberries // Rico Acid", was released on April 7, 2017. <mask>'s musical diversity was showcased and she shifted from her usual independent sound to fun, up-tempo pop. It was the beginning of <mask>'s collaboration with Max Perenchio. <mask>'s single "Blackberries" has over one million streams on the service. The lead single from the Tara Terra album was released three days after the soloist's double-sided single.The track was praised by Huffington Post as the band showed off their rhythmic chemistry underneath <mask>'s falsettos and Colin Althaus's bright guitar riffs. The rock album was recorded in Audiotree before <mask>'s Another Angry Woman was released. It received mostly positive reviews and was described as having a harder sound than their previous release. Tara Terra went on a hiatus at the end of the year, allowing <mask> to embark on a new direction in her music career. <mask> focused on her solo career after the release of Tara Terra's second studio album. She decided to experiment with new, out-of-the-box musical genres, and her musical style started to focus on the 80's music revival. <mask> started working on new material that continued the musical development that she has shown in her solo release.<mask> released "Cellophane", an experimental and heavily synthesized pop track, almost a year after the release of her two most recent singles. The song was written by Max Perenchio and

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texts: produced by Bad City. It was released in August of last year. A minute-long excerpt from the dance pop track "Waterfallz", which was not an official single from the album, was released five days before the EP was out. The Chicago Reader described the experimental pop sound on the EP as "glossy, idea-packed" and said the five tunes burst with pulsing electro beats and walloping synth-pop choruses. A few listens to <mask>'s "Microscope" and "Falling in Love" make it clear that she can translate her razor-sharp hooks into any musical language. Three songs were added to the tracklist on the re-release of the album.On January 10, <mask> commercially released <mask>, her first live album, including all songs from the original *69 release, as well as three of her earlier single releases. <mask>'s cover of "Call Me" was released three weeks before Tara Terra's comeback single "Ithaca", which was revealed on April 1, 2019. Evan Opitz was an official member and guitarist of Tara Terra. <mask> and Tara Terra released a five-track extended play on April 7, 2019. The group's front-woman was able to work on her new musical style after the band performed a short tour. <mask> hosted a contest to decide which two bad decisions she should make to build up to her upcoming single, "Bad Decisions". She tattooed the word "impulsive" on her thigh and ate a birthday cake without her hands on the train.On <mask>'s 25th birthday, the song

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texts: was made available on all platforms. The singer mooning to the camera in front of a Mcdonald's was depicted on the cover of the album. The controversy surrounding this cover art was a key factor in the track's rise to success, as it reached 100,000 streams in just over one month. The song was notable for being a shift back in the singer's career route, but with musical inspiration taken from MARINA. On October 11, the singer released a track called "17". The song was brought back up after it was taken down due to an audio error. <mask> said that the song was inspired by Lana Del Rey, who had just released her critically acclaimed album.It was one month prior. The song builds up from a very soothing sound with keyboard-based instrumentals to a heavy metal sound, which carries the chorus which repeats twice, eventually ending with a glitch pop sound reminiscent of *69. Fans had to post a video of themselves headbanging to the song's refrain and tag the singer in the post if they wanted to participate in the Internet challenge. <mask> announced a music festival for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and queer people on October 14, 2019. The festival took place on December 6 at Schuba's Tavern and included performances from Chicago band Flora, artists Carlile, SuperKnova, Thair and GirlBoifriend. According to the festival's website, a portion of the proceeds went to a pro-trans rights organization. <mask> won the Best Pop Artist

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texts: summer of 2020, the singer's name came up in a contest. The Chicago-based artist was rumored to be a potential participant of the Norwegian national selection, and they named her the artist they would most like to see representing the Northern European nation. <mask> released a single titled "Trump" after a live performance for Jack Daniel's via Audiotree. The song is a protest against Donald Trump.The President's association with golf is criticized in the cover art of the single release. Trump is described as self-centered by the track. The lines "I rewrite my history, I make my own laws, everybody on the ground, when I wear the crown, you bow down" are told from his perspective, depicting his character as an absolute monarch. On August 27th, 2020, <mask> announced that she would be releasing an album. The date of the release is unknown at the moment. She followed the news with a cover of Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande's "Rain on Me", which featured vocals from Chicago singer Thair. Max Perenchio, <mask>'s long-term writing partner, died in a car crash at the age of 33.Up until that point, Perenchio produced most of her releases. On January 31, 2021, the singer announced her third album. "7 Minutes" was <mask>'s first single of the year. It was sent to the song selection committee before being released as a single. <mask>'s third studio album will be released in Summer 2021. Max Perenchio co- wrote the song several

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texts: weeks before his death, according to <mask>. "7 Minutes" was a song on Noisey's Top Tracks." See U in My Dreams" was supposed to be released in June 2021. The release was delayed to July 23rd. It made it onto two of the biggest pop playlists. The song peaked on the Israeli digital charts at #35, making it the singer's Top 40 debut. On 4 August, <mask> announced that The Afterlove would come out "soon", and that one more single would precede the album release. <mask> lives in Chicago, Illinois and Nashville, Tennessee. She supports pro-gay organizations.<mask> is pansexual and uses she/they pronouns. Another Angry Woman, The Afterlove, and <mask> are all albums. "7 Minutes" (2021) and " See U in My Dreams" (2021) have been


title: Joseph Nāwahī

texts: A Native Hawaiian nationalist leader, legislator, lawyer and newspaper publisher, <mask> was also known as Iosepu Nwahokalanipuu. Nwah is considered to be an influential Hawaiian patriot because of the roles he played in the resistance and opposition to the overthrow of the monarchy. Nwah was educated in the Protestant missionary schools of the islands. He became a self-taught lawyer after starting his career as a teacher. One of the few indigenous Hawaiian painters to work in Western styles during the 19th century, he was also an accomplished artist. He served in the Legislature of the Kingdom of Hawaii for two decades after becoming a member of the House of Representatives. He was a political leader for the Liberal group in the government.He was a leader in the opposition to the Bayonet Constitution and a defender of the idea of Hawaiian nationhood. The proposed 1893 Constitution was written by him and William Pnohu White. The Knight Commanders of the Royal Order of Kalkaua decorated them for their service. The queen was deposed in a coup three days after the attempted promulgation of the constitution. He was loyal to the fallen monarchy when the Republic of Hawaii was formed. He was elected president of the Hui Aloha ina, a patriotic organization established after the overthrow to oppose annexation. The anti-annexation newspaper Ke Aloha Aina was established by him and his wife.Nwah was arrested and imprisoned by the Republic on treason charges. He died from Tuberculosis on September 14, 1896, after being acquitted and released. Even his former enemies and the


title: Joseph Nāwahī

texts: government of the Republic acknowledged his important contributions as a Hawaiian patriot, as his funeral services were attended by his supporters and friends. The village of Kaim is located in the southeastern part of the Puna district and is known as the "land of the patterned sand". His parents were named Nwahokalanipuu and Keaweolalo. Nawahi's chiefly (alii) descent was rarely emphasized in his lifetime because he was a family member of the kaukau alii class of chiefs. His father's family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatchHe was adopted in the Hawaiian tradition of hnai by his paternal uncle <mask>, who became the first teacher of his hnai son at the Aiakal School. At the age of eleven, Nwah was sent to the Hilo Boarding School by American missionary Reverend David Belden Lyman. The school was established in 1835 by Lyman and his wife to teach Native Hawaiian boys the trades needed to adapt to a modernizing Hawaii entering the industrial age. Students were required to perform manual labor to pay for their board after being taught the ideals of American Protestant work ethics.


title: Joseph Nāwahī

texts: Alexander Kaeeokalani Nwah and <mask>, Jr. were their sons. He has descendants through his sons. They adopted a daughter named "Kalei" Nwah, who died while attending school. His election as a member of the House of Representatives, the lower house of the Hawaiian legislature, was reported on February 14, 1872. The popular Lunalilo was elected to the throne after Kamehameha V died without naming an heir. The legislators elected a new monarch after the new king died without naming a successor.Nwah was one of six legislators who voted in favor of the defeated Queen Emma of Hawaii. In the wake of the Honolulu Courthouse riot led by Emma's defeated supporters, Kalkaua ascended the throne as Hawaii's second elected monarch. After the controversial 1874 election, Nwah became a member of the Queen Emma Party and joined with Representative George Washington Pilip of North Kona in forming the native opposition against Kalkaua. During this period, he was re-elected to every meeting of the biannual legislature. Nwah claimed to be a leader of the Independent (Kuokoa) group against the National Party. He was against the Reciprocity Treaty because he was afraid of the negative consequences of aligning Hawaii too closely to the United States. Nwah prophesied that the treaty would be the first step of annexation.He was against the ceding of Pearl Harbor to the US. The Cannons of the Legislature gave Nwah and Pilip the epithet of "N P Kuni Ahi o ka Ahalelo" for their steadfast defense of Hawaiian sovereignty. In the election of 1886, Kalkaua personally traveled to the districts of Pilip


title: Joseph Nāwahī

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title: Joseph Nāwahī

texts: first high school classes to have been educated in the Hawaiian language in a century were graduated in 1999. The crater on Mercury was named for him. A documentary film about <mask> was made in 2008. The premiere was on PBS Hawaii. The title role was played by a professor from the University of Hawaii at Hilo.The Royal Order of Kalkaua has a Knight Commander. There is a list of first minority male lawyers and judges in


title: Zhang Yufeng (former secretary of Mao Zedong)

texts: The private secretary and mistress of <mask> was born in 1945. She was private secretary to <mask> until the last years of his life. <mask> was born into a poor family in 1945. A railway employee said that her father was a trader. The family consisted of eight children. She graduated from primary school. She began working as a conductor at the age of 14.She was a conductor on <mask>'s train in 1963. Alexander Pantsov, a Russian sinologist, said that <mask>'s personal secretary at the end of 1962 was a very strong character and very shy. Amazingly beautiful! <mask> was introduced to the man by his bodyguard. After the first meeting, Wang asked <mask> if he wanted to serve in his compartment. Their rapprochement took place very quickly after <mask> agreed. The role of <mask>'s main companion began to be played by his trusted secretary after she became his trusted secretary, as reported by many Western and Chinese media.At the height of the Cultural Revolution, <mask> was surrounded by many seventeen and eighteen-year-old girls from time to time, but always spent most of his time with <mask>. According to the French sinologist, until 1970, <mask>, as he learned that her real father was a Japanese dentist and not a Chinese railway worker, and that she could turn out to be a Japanese spy. She became <mask>'s secretary of household affairs in 1970. She always accompanied <mask>. She was able to live with her parents in Beijing because of her position. During his meeting with Nixon, <mask> supported <mask>. The main go-between for

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texts: <mask> and the rest of the world was <mask>.<mask>'s wife could not visit her husband without his permission. When Zhou Enlai was in China, he was not allowed to see <mask>. <mask>'s health declined due to his heavy smoking. Lou Gehrig's disease is also known as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. Due to illness, <mask>'s speech became completely unintelligible, and only <mask> understood him. If <mask> was able to receive visitors or not, it was because of the help he received from <mask>. By the summer of 1974, <mask>'s health had deteriorated so much that he was no longer able to speak.<mask>'s secretary for critical and confidential assignments was named at the end of 1974. She restricted access to <mask>. Jiang Qing, who desperately needed <mask>'s support in the internal party struggle, tried to appease <mask>, but failed. She became <mask>'s interface with the world, in fact the latter can no longer speak and she deciphers <mask>'s stammerings by reading his lips, according to the sinologist. During <mask>'s last Spring Festival, he was alone without a family member by his side, and I was the one who fed the Chairman. It was hard for him to eat. He ate some rice and some fish in bed that he loves so much.His last meal of the day was here. On 9 September 1976, <mask> died. It is believed that after <mask>'s death, it was <mask> who prevented Jiang Qing from taking possession of his archives, which contained compromising material on the entire top leadership of the Chinese Communist Party. She gave the key to the archives to

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texts: <mask>'s successor. <mask> was an important witness at the trial of the Gang of Four. She was transferred to the First Historical Archives of China after the end of the Cultural Revolution. She was transferred back to the Ministry of Railways due to her own wishes.She is studying <mask>'s collection of books. She has compiled 24 volumes. The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China was made aware of some details of <mask>'s final years in 2004. The memoir "Remembering the Years by the Chairman", which took three years to complete, was reviewed by the Publicity Department of the Chinese Communist Party. The book is not suitable for publication. The book was strongly opposed by <mask>'s daughter and grand-nephew, who claimed that the content was detrimental to the image of <mask>, and willing to buy out the copyright and prevent publication. On the 40th anniversary of <mask>'s death, a couple paid respects to him at his mausoleum.<mask>'s son-in-law Wang Jingqing, daughter Li Na and grandson <mask> were with the couple. The restaurant Mao Jia Tai is owned by <mask> and Li Na. In 1967,<mask> Aimin. The director of the Ministry of Railways was a guard named Liu. They married according to instructions from <mask>. They have two daughters. After finishing university in Beijing, their oldest daughter went to the United States to get her doctorate degree.Their youngest daughter is a doctor at the hospital. There are external links to the family photo with <mask>'s wife Jiang Qing, and to the living people of the Cultural

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title: William Leonard Hunt

texts: <mask>, also known as The Great Farini, was a well-known nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Canadian funambulist, entertainment promoter and inventor, as well as the first white man to cross the Kalahari Desert. He wrote under the name Guillermo Antonio Farini. The second child of <mask> and Hannah Soper was born in Lockport, New York. His parents were strict disciplinarians, but their punishments had little effect on him. He had an uncommon ability for swimming. He would go swimming a lot of the time. His mother sewed up the sleeves and collar of his clothes so that he couldn't strip for swimming, but that didn't stop him; he would just swim with his clothes on and run in the sun until he was dry or rip open his clothes and get some older girls.Hope Township in Canada, now part of Port Hope, Ontario, was where <mask>'s family moved in the 19th century. <mask> sneaked into a circus that came to town and became enamored with show business. He was very proficient in acrobatics and developed his muscles in secret. He had an idea. He decided to have a circus in town. It was quite successful, complete with music and various circus entertainment, and he found himself with $6 in his hat, but it ended in disaster. Willie's father was among a bunch of angry parents who came storming in.He claimed that <mask> had disgraced the family and started whipping him, but this just increased Willie's determination. <mask> was an intern to a doctor. During the Durham County Agricultural Fair in Port Hope, he undertook his first professional high wire performance, calling himself Signor Farini. He followed it up six days later with a show of strength in the town hall. He began giving tightrope challenges to

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texts: acrobats and trapeze artists in Europe. His adopted son, Samuel Wasgate, was replaced by a female acrobat with the stage name "Lulu". Wasgate was dressed as a woman and had long hair. After his gender was revealed, Lulu Farini achieved great fame as an acrobat. He kept his name after reverting to male appearance. He married <mask>'s daughter. Farini stopped doing acrobatics in 1869 because he worried that he would be seriously injured if he continued.He became a trainer and manager of acrobats, as well as an inventor. The "human cannonball" act is credited with the invention of the first apparatus in 1876. Although <mask>'s son "Lulu" first used it for an act called "Lulu's Leap" since 1873, the performance in London in 1877 credited her as being the first "human cannonball". He married an English woman named Alice in 1871. They had two children. The Farinis separated and divorced in the late 19th century. <mask>. Coup and Farini were going to form a massive circus with costumes from all over the world.He arranged many of the entertainments at the Royal Aquarium. The Royal Aquarium had an act by Captain George Costentenus. He adopted a Laotian girl and showed her as the missing link. Farini had financed the expedition that found her. He collaborated with the legendary P.T. for the next few years. He left for Africa in January 1885. Farini is said to have become one of the first white men to survive the crossing of the Kalahari Desert on foot.His son made sketches and photographs of what they found while travelling with him. He claimed to have found the Lost City of the Kalahari, but his claims have never been verified. He returned to England in August 1885 with many samples. He wrote a book

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title: John Speed

texts: <mask> was an English historian. Christopher Saxton is one of the best known English mapmakers of the early modern period. <mask>'s tailoring business was started by his son <mask>, who was born in the village of Farndon. While working in London, <mask> was a tailor and member of a guild that came to the attention of "learned" individuals. Sir Fulke Greville made him an allowance to devote his attention to research. He left his manual labour job and started full-time scholarship in 1598. Queen Elizabeth gave <mask> the use of a room in the Custom House as a reward for his earlier efforts.By this point, <mask> was a "tailor turned scholar" who had a "pictorial sense". <mask> married a woman named Susanna in London in 1575 and later had children with her. Chroniclers and historians can't agree on how many children were raised by <mask> and his family. The <mask> family was well-off. In 1598, <mask> presented his maps to Queen Elizabeth, and in 1611–1612 he published maps of Great Britain. <mask> died in July 1629 at the age of 78. He and his wife were buried in London's St Giles-without-Cripplegate church.A memorial to <mask> was built behind the altar. The church's website states that the memorial was one of the few that survived the bombing of London. <mask> was a member of the Merchant Taylors' Company, which provided the cast for the bust. His memorial brass is on display. The invasion of England and Ireland and depictions of the English Middle Ages were depicted in maps drawn by <mask>. William Camden encouraged <mask> to start his Historie of Great Britaine. Although he probably had access to historical sources that are now lost to us, his work as a historian is now considered secondary in importance to his map-making, of which his most important contribution is probably his town plans.In the years leading up to this

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title: John Speed

texts: point, he sent letters to Sir Robert Cotton to ask for assistance in gathering necessary materials. The first set of individual county maps of England and Wales were included in The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine. At the beginning of the maps was an introduction where he admitted that there may be errors, but he had made it the best he could, and stated his purpose for the atlas: my purpose... With maps as "proof impressions" and printed from copper plates, detail was engraved in reverse with writing having to be put on the map the correct way, while <mask> "copied, adapted and compiled the work of others", not doing much of the survey work on his own. King James I was represented by <mask> as one who unified the "Kingdoms of the British isles". The British Library published a book in 2016 with commentary by late medieval and early modern historian Alasdair Hawkyard, which showed that <mask> had drawn maps of many areas in the British Isles. Most, but not all, of the county maps have town plans on them; those showing a Scale of Passes being the places he had mapped himself.The first world atlas produced by an Englishman, costing 40 shillings, was published two years before <mask>'s death and was limited to wealthier customers and libraries. There is a Latin text on the back of the British maps, which is believed to have been produced for the Continental market. Much of the engraving was done in Amsterdam at the workshop of a Flemish man named Jodocus Hondius, with whom he collaborated from 1598 until 1612 with Hondius's sudden death, a time period of 14 years. His maps of English and Welsh counties are often found in homes throughout the United Kingdom. He published The Genealogies in the Sacred Scriptures according to the family and tribe with the line of Our Sauior Jesus Christ, a biblical genealogy, several

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texts: times during the 17th century. He drew maps of the Channel Islands, Poland, and the Americas before he died. His last collection of maps of Great Britain were published on the year of his death.Described as a "Protestant historian", "Puritan historian" or "Protestant propagandist" by some, <mask> wrote about William Shakespeare, whom he called a "Superlative Monster" because of certain plays. He may have seen Wales as an English entity. There is evidence that <mask> uses "theatrical metaphors" and his "historiographic skill" to work while he repeats myths from medieval times as part of his story. <mask>'s maps were used in many circles. His maps of the British isles, the Chesapeake Bay region, the East Indies, the Russian Empire, and Jamaica were all ruled by Peter the Great after his death. With these printings and others, <mask>'s maps became the basis for world maps until at least the mid-eighteenth century, with his maps being reprinted many times. <mask> would be called "our English Mercator", a person of "extraordinary industry and attainments in the study of antiques", an "honest and impartial historian", and a scholar.He was called a "cartographer" and a "celebrated chronologer". His maps are in high demand. Some people use <mask>'s maps and commentary to read William Shakespeare's plays, but <mask> didn't like him and called him a "papist". The History of Great Britain under the Conquests of Romans, Saxons, Danes, and Normans was published in London in 1611. The theatre of the empire of Great Britain is held by the Cambridge University Library. <mask> Online has maps of Los Angeles. Antique Maps has information about <mask>.<mask> and <mask> have a focus on their cartographic works in a guide to <mask> and Ogilby. The Find A Grave website has an entry for <mask>. There are burials at St

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title: Bauke Mollema

texts: <mask> was born in 1986 and is a Dutch professional cyclist. He has finished in the top 10 in all three Grand Tours, with stage wins in the Tour de France, Tour de France and the Vuelta a Espaa. He finished in 6th place in the general classification in the Tour de France. He won the Clsica de San Sebastin in 2016 and finished on the podium on three other occasions. The biggest win of his career was achieved in 2019. In 2007, <mask> won the prestigious Tour de l'Avenir and the Circuito Montaés. He joined the ProTeam in 2008 and signed his first contract.His 6th position in the final classification of the 2008 Vuelta a Castilla y Len was his first notable result. He broke his collarbone when he fell in the Tour de Romandie and did not finish the race. In the Deutschland Tour, he was the leader of the team and finished 7th in the general classification. The season was over for <mask> due to infectious mononucleosis. In his Grand Tour debut in the Giro d'Italia, he made a good impression but fell short of a top 10 classification and winning the young rider competition, partially due to missing out on a break-away of 50 riders in which a lot of direct opponents gained. After Dan Martin and Grega Bole won the Tour de Pologne, the third place overall went to <mask>. He was ninth in Paris–Nice and tenth in the Volta a Catalunya in the spring of 2011.He did not show his best form in the classics. His first ever Tour de France was the main objective of the season. He rode with Steven Kruijswijk at the Tour de Suisse. The riders performed well in the field. The result was a third place finish for Kruijswijk and a second place finish for <mask>. His general classification performance in the Tour de France was not a success due to illness. He stated in the last week that he felt better and wanted to take a break.This

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texts: resulted in a second place in the 17th stage. His third Grand Tour was the Vuelta a Espaa. He finished in the top five on the steep uphill finishes. He was awarded the red leader's jersey after his second place in stage 9 because he did not lose any crucial time in the first week. He lost the leader's jersey a day after he won it due to his weaker time trial skills. The performance of Juan José Cobo on the Alto de l'Angliru resulted in <mask> falling to fourth place overall. The winner of the points classification was <mask>.It was the first time since 1992 that a Dutch rider won a major classification in a Grand Tour. The disqualification of Cobo from the Vuelta after he was found guilty of using performance-Enhancing drugs on his biological passport earned <mask> his first ever podium finish in a Grand Tour. In the spring of 2012 he rode his best classics campaign. He finished 10th at his home race, the Amstel Gold Race, 7th at La Flche Wallonne and 6th at Lige–Bastogne–Lige to take his first top 10 finishes in a monument race. He finished 28th in the Vuelta a Espaa after abandoning the Tour de France. He finished 3rd in the Tour of the Basque Country and took his first overall podium in a World Tour stage race. He finished 5th in his first race and later had great success in other races.The season ended with a 7th place finish at the Giro di Lombardia. 2nd in the Vuelta a Murcia, 3rd in the Vuelta a Andaluca, and 4th in the Criterium International were some of the highlights of the season. His first victory of the year was in the Tour de Suisse. After a strong ride in the mountains, <mask> entered the final time trial in 4th position. He moved up into 2nd that day. After finishing fourth on the first mountain stage of the Tour de France, he moved up to fourth in the general classification. He rose to

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texts: third overall after Porte lost more than 18 minutes on the next stage.He gained over a minute on the leader after Alejandro Valverde lost almost 10 minutes due to a puncture. He lost time due to illness and finished 6th in the general classification. The Vuelta a Espaa was also ridden by <mask>. He won Stage 17 of the race when he attacked from the peloton 500 metres from the line and held off the chasing pack. The final stage of the Tour de France was an individual time trial. In the general classification, he was 21 minutes and 24 seconds behind the winner, Vincenzo Nibali, and in 140th position. He redeemed himself one week later, when he finished second behind Alejandro Valverde at the Clsica de San Sebastin.At the end of the 2014 season, <mask> left to join Trek Factory Racing. In March 2015, <mask> finished second in the overall race. His Tour de France preparations were affected by a back injury. He finished seventh in the Tour. In September 2015, <mask> won a stage race in Canada. On Stage 12 of the Tour de France, <mask> bridged across to an attack by race leader Chris Froome and Porte, and was the only general classification contender able to do so. 3 riders were involved in a crash with a motorbike after spectators forced the motorbike to stop.While Porte was delayed and passed by the other general classification contender and the other general classification contender abandoned his bike, <mask> was able to remount his bike and continued riding. The stage was won by <mask> in 1 minute and 40 seconds, and he was second overall behind Adam Yates. After a jury decision, he retained the yellow jersey. The revised results put Nairo Quintana ahead of <mask>, who was fourth overall. The UCI's handling of the stage was criticized by <mask>. In the best time trial of his life, <mask> placed sixth on the

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texts: hilly route over. He rose to second overall, 1' 47" behind the leader, after taking time out of all the other general classification competitors.After starting the stage 3' 52" in arrears of Froome, <mask> crashed on a descent, dropping from second to tenth overall. He fell to eleventh in the general classification. The following weekend, <mask> won after a late attack. In his third season with the team, <mask> chose to ride the general classification at the Giro d'Italia. He won the overall in the Vuelta a San Juan in January. He finished 4th at the new World Tour race, the Abu Dhabi Tour, in February. The first real test of the Giro d'Italia was stage 9 to Blockhaus.After finishing 10th in the time trial, he rose to 3rd place in the general classification. He lost almost 2 minutes to stage winner Tom Dumoulin and dropped out of the podium. He had his best result at the Giro d'Italia, finishing 7th. His next race was the Tour de France, where he worked as a domestique. He went into the break on stage 15. He attacked his companions, just after the last major climb of the day, and managed to keep them behind all the way to the finish line, winning his first Tour de France stage by 19 seconds, ahead of Diego Ulissi. Even though he had ridden two Grand Tours during the season, he started in the race a week later and finished in third place.After just missing out on a stage win at the Volta ao Algarve in February, <mask> took his first win of the season at the Settimana Internazionale di Coppi e Bartali. His 7th place finish at the Tour of the Basque Country was his next result. The classics campaign was mixed for <mask> as he only finished in the top 10 on one occasion. At the Tour de France, <mask> was once again team leader and it looked promising after a great first week where he was one of the best

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texts: general classification candidates. On the second mountain stage, he switched his focus to go for stage wins. He was very close to winning a stage, but had to settle for a 3rd and 4th place. The week following the end of the Tour, <mask> started Clsica de San Sebastin.He was the only one who could match the pace of Alaphilippe in the final. The Vuelta a Espaa is his second Grand Tour of the season. He finished second behind Simon Clarke on the fifth stage. He was in the break and had to settle for a 2nd place. Ben King was not chased by his companions immediately after he attacked. On the climb, it looked like King was having difficulties and he was chased down by <mask>. King kept riding a fast pace as the finish line came closer.The Mountains classification gave <mask>elli. 5th place, 6th place, and 10th place in the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal were all achieved by <mask> in 2019. He won the first Monument of his career at the end of the season, beating out the chasing group of Alejandro Valverde, Jakob Fuglsang and Egan Bernal. He became the first Dutch winner of the race in 33 years. The 2020 cycling season was altered due to the Covid 19 epidemic. The best result of the season was 4th.He entered the 2020 Tour but did not finish the race for the second time. He finished 8th in the Lige-Bastogne-Lige and rode very well in the Tour de France. Wout Van Aert won the stage after crossing the line with teammate Kenny Elissonde, who finished 3rd, despite being in contention for the stage win. A group of fourteen riders formed a break that took over an hour to form. He won the second Tour de France stage of his career when he rode solo all the way to the finish. He came third in that group and fourth overall in the Olympic road race, but ran in the group contesting the minor medals behind winner Richard

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title: Joan Blondell

texts: <mask> was an American actress who performed in film and television for half a century. <mask> started her career in the entertainment industry. She became a Pre-Code staple of Warner Bros. Pictures, appearing in more than 100 films and television productions. During the 1930s and early 1940s, she co- starred with Glenda Farrell in nine films. Blondell acted in film and television for the rest of her life. She was nominated for an Academy Award for her performance. <mask> was nominated for a Golden Globe for her performance in opening night.She appeared in two more films, Grease and The Champ, before her death from leukemia. <mask> <mask> was born in New York in 1906 and gave her birthdate as August 30, 1906. Levi Bluestein, a comedian known as <mask>, was born in Poland in the 19th century. He was in Blondell and Fennessy's stage version of The Katzenjammer Kids. On April 13, 1884, Blondell's mother was born to Irish-American parents in Brooklyn, New York. <mask> was briefly married to film producer Albert R. Broccoli. As her parents moved from place to place, <mask>'s cradle was a property trunk.She made her first appearance on stage at the age of four months when she was carried on in a cradle as a child in The Greatest Love. The Bouncing Blondells were part of her family. After spending a year in Honolulu and six years in Australia, <mask>'s family stopped touring and settled in Dallas, Texas when she was a teenager. She won the Miss Dallas competition using the name Rosebud Blondell, was a finalist in an early version of the Miss Universe competition, and placed fourth in the Miss America competition. She acted in school plays at Santa Monica High School. While at North Texas State Teacher's College, she gave her name as Rosebud Blondell, and her mother was a local stage actress. She returned to New York in 1927 and worked as a fashion model, a circus hand, a clerk in a store, and an actress on Broadway.She starred with James Cagney in a Broadway show in 1930. Al

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texts: Jolson bought the rights to the play for $20,000 after seeing it. He sold the rights to Warner Bros. so that <mask> and Cagney could be in the film. Warner wanted her to change her name, but <mask> refused. She was one of the WAMPAS Baby Stars in 1931. <mask> was one-half of a gold-digging duo with Glenda Farrell in nine films. <mask> was one of the highest-paid people in the United States during the Great Depression.Her stirring rendition of "Remember My Forgotten Man" in the Busby Berkeley production of Gold Diggers of 1933, in which she co-starred with Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler, became an anthem for the frustration of unemployed people and the government's failed economic policies. She played opposite Errol Flynn in The Perfect Specimen. She made nearly 50 films by the end of the decade. She left Warner Bros. in 1939. <mask> starred in Mike Todd's short-lived production of The Naked Genius on Broadway in 1943. She was well received in her later films, despite being demoted to character and supporting roles after 1945, when she was billed below the title for the first time in 14 years in Adventure. She was featured in two films, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn and Nightmare Alley.She left the screen for three years in 1948, performing in summer stock and touring with Cole Porter's musical, Something for the Boys. She played the nagging mother in the national tour of Bye Bye Birdie and reprised her role of Aunt Sissy in the musical version of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. Blondell came back to Hollywood in 1950. Her performance in The Blue Veil earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress in a Supporting Role. She had roles in The Opposite Sex and Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter. There was a (1957). She was nominated for a Golden Globe and a National Board of Review win for her performance in Norman Jewison's The Cincinnati Kid.She was cast as a playwright in the film Opening Night. Grease and The Champ were two films that <mask> was seen in before she died. She

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texts: appeared in two films after her death. <mask> played Aunt Win in three episodes of the CBS sitcom The Real McCoys, which starred Walter Brennan and Richard Crenna. <mask> was cast as the widowed Lucy Tutaine in the episode "The Train and Lucy Tutaine" of Death Valley Days. Lucy is against a railroad company for causing the death of her cow. Noah Beery Jr. was cast as a character.She appeared in an episode of "What's in the Box?" in 1964. There is a television show called The Twilight Zone. Jack Palance's circus drama, The Greatest Show on Earth, which aired on ABC in the 1963–64 television season, featured her in an episode called "You're All Right, Ivy". Her co-stars were Joe E. Brown and Buster Keaton. She was in the running to be the new sidekick on The Lucy Show. After filming her second guest appearance as <mask>, <mask> walked off the set after Ball harshly criticized her performance in front of the studio audience and technicians. Blondell was working on television.She appeared on the CBS sitcom Family Affair in 1968. She replaced Bea Benaderet, who was ill, for one episode of Petticoat Junction. Blondell played a lady visitor to Hooterville who had dated Uncle Joe and Frank Cady. Blondell co-stars in all 52 episodes of the ABC Western series Here Come the Brides, set in the Pacific Northwest of the 19th century. Her co-stars were singer Bobby Sherman and actor David Soul. Blondell received two nominations for outstanding continued performance by an actress in a dramatic series for her role as Lottie Hatfield. She followed Sada Thompson in the off-Broadway hit The Effect of Gamma rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds, with a young Swoosie Kurtz playing one of her daughters.In 1972, she had an ongoing supporting role in the NBC series Banyon asPeggy Revere, who operated a secretarial school in the same building as Banyon's detective agency. Robert Forster played the title role in this 1930s period action drama. Fresh faces were provided for the show weekly by her

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texts: students. The series was replaced in the middle of the year. <mask> has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Her star is on Hollywood Boulevard. In December 2007, the Museum of Modern Art in New York City mounted a retrospective of Blondell's films in connection with a new biography by film professor Matthew Kennedy, and theatrical revival houses such as Film Forum in Manhattan have also projected many of her films recently.Center Door Fancy was a thinly veiled autobiography with veiled references to June Allyson and Dick Powell. <mask> was married to George Barnes in a private wedding at the First Presbyterian Church in Phoenix, Arizona, on January 4, 1933. They had a child named Norman Scott Barnes, who went on to become an accomplished producer, director, and television executive. George and <mask> divorced in 1936. She married Dick Powell on September 19, 1936. They had a daughter, Ellen Powell, who became a studio hair stylist, and a son, Norman Scott Powell, who was adopted by Ellen Powell. On July 14, 1944 <mask> and Powell were divorced.June Allyson and <mask> would later appear together in The Opposite Sex, although <mask> was less friendly with her. <mask> married producer Mike Todd on July 5, 1947. In 1950, her marriage to Todd ended in divorce. He was accused of holding her outside a hotel window. He was a heavy spender who lost hundreds of thousands of dollars gambling and went through a controversial bankruptcy during their marriage. There is a myth that Mike Todd left <mask> for Elizabeth Taylor because she had left him before. <mask> died of leukemia in Santa Monica, California, on Christmas Day, 1979.She was buried at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery in California. Filmography Features films Short films Television Radio broadcasts References Talking to a piano player. BearManor Media was founded in 2009. Grabman. The life of a woman. BearManor Media was founded in 2005.Photographs of <mask> <mask>dell Q&A with biographer Matthew Kennedy can be

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title: Jules Bianchi

texts: The Marussia F1 Team had a driver named <mask> who competed in the Formula One World Championship from 1989 to 2015. He was a member of the Ferrari Driver Academy and had raced in Formula Three. He was a practice driver for Sahara Force India. He made his Marussia debut in the opening race in Australia and finished 15th, but didn't score a point. 13th was his best result that year. He would drive for the team in the following season. He and the Marussia team scored their first points in Formula One.A diffuse axonal injury was suffered by <mask> after he lost control of his Marussia and collided with a recovery vehicle. He remained comatose until his death in July 2015, after undergoing emergency surgery. Since the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix, no F1 driver has died as a result of an accident. <mask> was born in Nice, France, to Philippe and Christine. He was the father of two siblings, brother Tom and sister Mélanie. During the 1960s, his grandfather competed in GT racing and three non-championship Formula One Grands Prix. He was the grandnephew of Lucien, who competed in 19 Formula One Grands Prix and won the 24 Hours of Le Mans before he died.Michael Schumacher was his favourite racing driver. The fact that his father owned a kart track paved the way for his early exposure to racing. Nicolas Todt has been the professionally managed since age 17. In 2007, he left karting and raced in French Formula Renault 2.0, where he won the title five times. He had one pole position and one fastest lap in the three races he competed in. In late 2007, <mask> signed with ART Grand Prix to compete in the Formula 3 Euro Series. In 2008 <mask> won the Masters of Formula 3 at Zolder and finished

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texts: third in the Formula 3 Euro Series.ART's line-up in the F3 Euroseries was led by <mask> and included rookies Valtteri Bottas and Esteban Gutiérrez. The title was sealed with eight wins at Dijon-Prenois. He won at the final round. He drove in the Formula Renault 3.5 Series at Monaco. In the GP2 Asia season and the 2010 GP2 season, GP2 Bianchi drove for ART. He competed in three of the four rounds. In the main series, he took two pole positions and a number of points positions before he was injured in a crash.In the feature race, he spun into the path of the field exiting the first corner and was struck head-on by Ho-Pin Tung. At the time of his injury, he was fourth in the drivers' championship. He recovered from his injury to take part in the next round. The duo of <mask> and Gutiérrez won the GP3 Series in 2010. He won the feature race and was fourth in the sprint race in the first two rounds of the GP2 Asia Series. He was runner-up in the drivers' championship. The championship was won by Grosjean and Luca Filippi.Following his one-off appearance in the category in 2009, he decided to switch to the Formula Renault 3.5 Series for the 2012 season. He joined the Tech 1 Racing team with Kevin Korjus and Daniel Abt. He lost out to Robin Frijns in the title race. The second Formula One seat occupied by Luca Badoer during Felipe Massa's absence was linked to by the BBC and various other media sources. The young drivers test was held at Circuito de Jerez over three days in December of 2009. The drivers who finished in the top three in the Italian Formula Three Championship were tested on December 3. After his performance in this test, he became the first recruit of the Ferrari Driver

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texts: Academy and signed a long-term deal to remain with the team.On 11 November 2010 he was confirmed as the team's test and reserve driver for the season, replacing Luca Badoer, and he would test for the team during the young driver test in Abu Dhabi over 16–17. Formula 1 allows test and reserve drivers to race in parallel with each other. A member of the Ferrari Driver Academy and a member of the Sauber F1 team, <mask> tested for Ferrari at Fiorano on 13 September 2011. The fastest lap time was recorded by <mask> at 1:00.213. He drove in nine Friday free practice sessions for the Sahara Force India team during the 2012 season, as the team's test and reserve driver. Marussia announced on March 1st that <mask> would replace Luiz Razia as a race driver due to sponsorship issues. The team-mates qualified by three-quarters of a second.He finished 15th on his debut after he overtook Daniel Ricciardo on the first lap. He was 0.2 seconds away from Q2 when he was 19th on the grid in Malaysia. After falling behind the Caterhams at the start of the race, <mask> moved up the order after the pit stops and finished 13th, ahead of his teammate and both Caterhams. In all of the races that both of them had finished, <mask> had beaten his teammate in all of the sessions. At the race, his race ended early after a collision with Giedo van der Garde, and he and Charles were given ten-place grid penalties for receiving three reprimands over the season. Marussia confirmed in October that <mask> would stay at the team for the following season. After struggling in Australia, where he was not classified, he overcame the odds to score his team's first World Championship points by finishing ninth.He was the

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texts: quicker driver in eight of the nine races in which he was the first driver. Three of <mask>'s retirements were mechanical failures. In the days before his death, he said he was ready to step into the race seat if the team needed him. There was an accident at the Japanese Grand Prix in October of last year. On lap 43 of the race, <mask> lost control of his car and went into the run-off area on the outside of the Dunlop Curve. After Adrian Sutil spun out of control and crashed in the same area a lap before, he collided with the rear of a tractor crane tending to the removal of his car. Spectators' video footage and photographs of the accident show that the left side of the Marussia car was extensively damaged and the roll bar was destroyed as it slid under the tractor crane.The impact caused the tractor crane to partially jerk off the ground, causing Sutil's car to fall back to the ground. Lewis Hamilton was declared the winner after the race was stopped. After not responding to either a team radio call or marshals, he was reported to be unconscious. He was taken to the medical centre by ambulance after being treated at the crash site. Due to poor weather conditions, a helicopter couldn't be used to transport <mask>, so he was taken by ambulance for 32 minutes. Mie Prefectural General Medical Center in Yokkaichi was the nearest hospital. Philippe reported to France 3 that his son was in a critical condition with a head injury and that he was going to have an operation.The FIA said that he would be admitted to intensive care after surgery for a "severe head injury" from the crash. After the Grand Prix, Marussia's CEO and team principal, John Booth and Marco Mattiacci, as well as

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texts: Felipe Massa, visited him in the hospital. Three days after <mask>' parents arrived, they were joined by their other children, as well as <mask>' best friend, Lorenzo Leclerc. The family released a statement the next day, expressing appreciation for the support from the public and for the presence of a neurosurgeon who traveled to Japan at the request of the family. They confirmed that the injury suffered was a diffuse axonal injury and that the patient was in a critical but stable condition. The initial media reports claimed that the speed at the moment of loss of control was recorded and that the impact generated. It was understood that the data came from the g-sensors in his earmuffs.The peak of and data from the World Accident Database (WADB) indicated a peak of 2.61 seconds after the loss of control, at a speed of and at an angle of 55 degrees. This is equivalent to dropping a car to the ground without a crumple zone. One week after the accident, Marussia decided to field only one car, driven by Max Chilton, and then registered Alexander Rossi in his place. Marussia wore a "#JB17" livery on its MR03 car at the race to show its support for Bianchi. Every driver wore a sticker on their helmet that said "We're all with <mask>", an idea championed by Jean-ric Vergne. The drivers held a one-minute silence before the next race. The race winner, Lewis Hamilton, dedicated his win to his friend.The day after Luca di Montezemolo disclosed to the media that there was a chance that the championship would be moved to three car teams, it was widely speculated that the driver who was poised to become the third driver would be <mask>. After the Russian Grand Prix, Marussia's CEO confirmed

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texts: that the team would return to a two-car operation for the remainder of the season, however, the team entered administration prior to the next race. The Russian's decision to end his financial support of the team was due to the crash of <mask>, according to the team's financial backer. After the 2015 Australian Grand Prix in March, John Booth, now team principal of the newly established Manor Marussia F1 team, paid tribute to <mask>'s point performance at the 2014 Monaco Grand Prix since the prize money won enabled the team to stay in Formula One. There were red wristbands with the inscription "Monaco 2014 P8 JB17" on them. There were changes to safety procedures at the Brazilian Grand Prix, where the location of a tractor crane serving the Senna S chicane was altered, after the accident of <mask>. The Russian Grand Prix was held on the Saturday after the Japanese Grand Prix.The journey to the hospital by ambulance took only an extra 37 minutes relative to the helicopter, without any adverse effects on <mask>, and it was revealed that he had slowed down at Suzuka's Turn 7 but without disclosing by what margin or the speed of impact. There are ongoing research into closed cockpits for Formula One cars, protective skirting to all recovery vehicles, and ways to slow down cars in crash zones more effectively than double yellow flags. The introduction of a virtual safety car, or VSC system, which was then tested during the season's final three Grands Prix in the United States, Brazil and Abu Dhabi, was quickly considered by the FIA. The following week, all teams were told to retain any information related to the Suzuka accident for use by an accident panel. The cause of the accident

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texts: was investigated by a review panel made up of former drivers and team principals and their findings were published four weeks later. There was no single cause of the accident. Track conditions, car speed and the presence of a recovery vehicle were found to be contributing factors.The report made several suggestions to improve safety when recovering stricken vehicles, which were subsequently introduced for the 2015 season, before concluding that it would not have been possible to mitigate <mask>'s injuries through changes to the cockpit design. According to the report, <mask> pressed the throttle and brake to shut off power to the engine. The engine was not shut off because the brake-by-wire system was incompatible with FailSafe. Marussia was not responsible for the accident. No race can start less than 4 hours before sunset or dusk, except in the case of official night races, because of safety reasons. The start time of Australian, Malaysian, Chinese, Japanese and Russian Grands Prix were affected by the revised regulations. In July 2015, Peter Wright, the Chairman of the FIA Safety Commission was quoted as saying that a closed cockpit would not have saved the life of <mask>, while the Vice President confirmed that attaching impact protection to recovery vehicles was not a feasible solution.The first family update after <mask>'s emergency surgery was made by his father. Doctors described his survival as a miracle after he was reported to be in a "desperate" condition. The father said that he drew hope from Michael waking from his coma. Marussia denied initial speculation about their role in the accident. <mask> was in a critical but stable condition when he was hospitalized in

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