title: Alun Davies (guitarist)

texts: <mask> is a Welsh guitarist, studio musician, recording artist, and composer who rose to fame primarily with his supporting guitar work and backing vocals as accompanist for English musician Cat Stevens, from early 1970 to 1977. <mask> was a member of the band Sweet Thursday with Mark, Harvey Burns, and Brian Odgers, as well as co-writing, singing, and playing on two albums. <mask> was invited to join Cat Stevens as a session musician, who was attempting to change his sound and advance in the music world. <mask>' experience, similar tastes in the emerging folk-rock genre, and capabilities with guitar and voice placed him in a pivotal role in Stevens' career, resulting in hit songs and a string of RIAA Platinum certified breakthrough albums. Tea for the Tillerman and Teaser and the Firecat catapulted Stevens to fame and a stellar musical career, and solidified a friendship between the two men. <mask>, who recorded a solo album after a few years of backing Stevens, found relatively little commercial success on his own. Stevens retired from the pop scene in 1977 after converting to Islam, but he continued to tour with him and recorded all but one of his albums.Since that time, many "box sets", compilations, and "best hits" albums have been assembled for sale with <mask>' guitar work and vocals on each album. In late 2005, when Stevens came back to write and perform, he did so with the support of his friend and long-time right-hand man <mask>, who had been with him for many years. <mask> is pursuing other musical projects as well as continuing to perform with Yusuf. He played on An Other Cup but did not appear on Roadsinger. <mask> <mask> began his musical career playing

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texts: music on a ukulele and acoustic guitar. He met up with a former schoolfriend, who went by the stage name of Jon Mark. Decca Records signed the two young men just two years out of school after they composed and performed songs together.They recorded their first album, Relax Your Mind, with an American producer who had worked with bands like the Who, Chad and Jeremy, and the Kinks. The two set about busking in Europe and found an agent who found them a position performing on a Cunard Line ship, sailing sixteen times across the Atlantic. The two had enough of sailing. <mask> was a session musician for Fontana Records and toured with Spencer Davis. <mask> guested on two songs on Jeremy Taylor's folk album and was also recruited as a record producer. The band Sweet Thursday was formed in 1968 by <mask> and Mark, as well as Brian Odgers and Harvey Burns. The album never had a chance with the public.The musicians never had the chance to perform their new material on stage or promote the album after their American record label declared bankruptcy. <mask> worked in the music industry. The Cecil Sharp House was where <mask> played folk clubs for a time. He taught guitar to support himself. I began to pay more attention to my guitar playing. He told Beat Instrumental Magazine that he found a lot of session work for a fingerstyle acoustic player. He hopes to make a solo album in the future.Paul Samwell-Smith recruited <mask> to work with Cat Stevens. He was a perfect complement to Stevens' new approach to music. Initially hired as a session musician on the album, <mask>' more experienced guitar finger-work and backing vocals helped Stevens achieve his new sound. He had a hit single

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title: Alun Davies (guitarist)

texts: with the song "Lady D'Arbanville", which was written about Stevens' girlfriend at the time. The first Cat Stevens song to gain attention in the United States was 8 on the pop charts in the United Kingdom. Stevens' most productive albums to come came from the song and the album. <mask> and Stevens both had a love for folk-rock.Within six weeks' time, they had begun to work on Tea for the Tillerman. <mask> said that the two experienced some stage fright when they heard they'd be opening for Steve Winwood's band at the Fillmore East. The concert was a hit, and had three standing ovations, bolstering both the confidence of the band and the sales of Stevens' albums. <mask> was an essential partner in catapulting Stevens into world fame. <mask> arrived before Stevens at each concert to personally check out both the sound and instruments after the sound checks, and practised the material until he was satisfied that the audience would receive the best concert available. He was the most important member of Stevens' artistic team. Tea for the Tillerman was a Platinum album in the United States, and the Firecat was also a Platinum album.<mask> put off his solo albums because he was Lauded as Stevens' right-hand man, and he remained loyal to him, saying he would eventually find time for his own project. <mask> was able to launch his own solo album in 1972. Daydo was released in 1972 and contained songs written or co-written by <mask> and supported by Stevens on piano with other members of Cat Stevens' band. "Daydo" was <mask>' nickname until age 18.Disc Magazine Double Feature: <mask> <mask> or never let a Daydo By Interview with <mask> and Cat Stevens. There were mixed reviews of

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texts: the solo effort. <mask> felt sad after Cat Stevens left the pop music business. He said that there was a time when he mourned as a result of being so fortunate to have been attached to a major talent for so long.<mask> commented that Stevens' search for spiritual fulfilment had led him to experiment with a number of religions. Stevens' parents were both Greek Orthodox and his mother was a Swedish Baptist. <mask> said in an interview that he thought he was going through another phase until the last month or so. <mask> Lane who was an old friend and former member of the English band. The two wrote and recorded the opening track for Lane's album See Me, as well as "One Step", and another tune, "She's Leaving", in 1979. <mask> has spent most of his time performing and recording with Islam. <mask> is a member of the band Good Men in the Jungle with his former band mate from Cat Stevens.The daughter of <mask> is in this band. Daydo is <mask> <mask>' only solo album. The material was written before <mask>' introduction, backup work, and devoted friendship with Cat Stevens. With the intention of releasing the material as soon as possible, <mask> lamented the fact that he had so little time to debut his own work, but stated that he had no regrets. In the summer of 1972, the album was released. The liner notes for the album were written by Jon Mark. Daydo was the number 43 in Australia.Tea for the Tillerman, Buddha and the Chocolate Box, and Majikat were all released by Cat Stevens. The Laughing Apple2020 Tea for the Tillerman and Say It Ain't So are other collaborations. Information re: Cat Stevens New Musical Express September '72 review of <mask>' Daydo single, "I'm Gonna Love

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title: Keith Floyd

texts: A British celebrity cook, restaurateur, television personality and "gastronaut", who hosted cooking shows for the BBC and published many books combining cookery and travel, died on 14 September 2009. His eccentric style of presentation, which included drinking wine as he cooked and talking to his crew, endeared him to millions of viewers worldwide. <mask> was born on December 28, 1943 to working class parents. He was brought up in a council house. He was educated privately at Wellington School thanks to the financial sacrifice of his family. <mask> was a reporter for the Bristol Evening Post. He claimed that he joined the British Army in 1963, despite the film not being released until 1964.He pestered the mess cook to make gourmet dinners when he was a Second Lieutenant in the Royal Tank Regiment. <mask> found a job as a barman, dishwasher and vegetable peeler after finding that he and the Army were incompatible. Floyd's Bistro in Princess Victoria Street in Clifton, Floyd's Restaurant in Alma Vale Road and Floyd's Restaurant in Redland were all owned by <mask>. The restaurants had financial problems. <mask> opened a restaurant in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue in the Vaucluse after selling the rights to the name " Floyd's Restaurant". He moved back to Britain after the financial problems ended again. He opened another restaurant with the help of friends.People connected with television frequented the restaurant. <mask>'s first cookery book, <mask>'s Food, was published before he became a TV celebrity and had an introduction written by Leonard Rossiter. <mask>'s first job in show business was as a radio chef on Radio West, an independent commercial radio station in Bristol. David Pritchard offered him a slot on the show. His rise to

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texts: national popularity began in 1984 when he was offered his first TV series, <mask> on Fish. <mask> never described himself as a chef. He was well known for cooking with a glass of wine in one hand, often on a fishing boat in rough seas.He was thought to be the first to take cooking programmes out of the studio. The chef presented his shows from around the world in his chaotic style. The Maltsters Arms was run by him in the late 1980s. Jean Christophe Novelli was a chef when <mask> wasn't running the kitchen. He was more often seen at the bar than in the kitchen. The failure of the Maltsters led to his downfall. <mask> had financial problems despite his TV success.He was declared bankrupt in 1996. He personally guaranteed an order for over 30,000 drinks, according to the Daily Mirror. He lived in Kinsale in the late 1990s. He traveled to Singapore and Thailand in April of 2008 in pursuit of new business ventures. Floyd's Brasserie is located at the Burasari Resort on the popular Thai island of Phuket. This was his first Asian restaurant and the first celebrity chef restaurant in Thailand, drawing a large following of <mask> fans who remembered his many TV series and cookbooks. <mask> traveled the world to cook and entertain.His cooking shows were often marked by his tendency to consume wine. A documentary featuring actor and comedian <mask> interviewing <mask> was watched by nearly one million people. <mask> was very critical of modern television chefs who promoted themselves more than the food. <mask> admitted that he drank too much because he was lonely. <mask> died a few hours before the broadcast. <mask> was the subject of a documentary in 2020. It was broadcast on Radio Bristol to mark eleven years since his death.He

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texts: was the subject of This Is Your Life in 1991, when he was surprised by Michael Aspel. <mask> can be seen in a number of episodes of the children's television series, as a chef in the song "Suzie's Cooking". He appeared on Saturday Night Takeaway in 2006 to demonstrate how to bake a cake for Dec's challenge of cake decorating, which resulted in him winning the challenge. <mask> had a bistro bar named after him in Thailand, <mask>'s Beach Bistro Restaurant, which he visited while filming the series Far Flung Floyd, and developed a close relationship with the family who owned the resort. <mask> had a son and daughter, all four of his marriages ended in divorce. <mask> lived in France for a long time. In 1974 he moved to Vaucluse department with Paddy Walker and her three young children.They formed a company called Walker Floyd, buying wines in Vaucluse and then driving them back to Bristol to be sold to the city's bars and restaurants. The pieces of bric-a-brac would be driven back to Vaucluse for sale in the various markets. <mask> and Paddy ran a restaurant in the village of L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue. <mask> notes Walker's influence on him in his autobiography, "My approach to food, my style if you like, had developed as a result of my life in France with Paddy." Walker and <mask> returned to Britain in 1979 after five years together. <mask> moved back to Avignon in the last few years. The tracks "Waltzinblack", an edited version of "Peaches", and an instrumental version of "Viva Vlad" were used as theme music for most of <mask>'s TV programmes.<mask>, a heavy drinker and smoker, was reported to have suffered a mild stroke in October 2002, but he denied this in his autobiography. He was banned from driving for 32 months after

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texts: he crashed his car into another vehicle while three-and-a-half times over the legal alcohol limit. He was given the all-clear after a medical examination after he suspected he had lung cancer. He was diagnosed with malnutrition in the summer of 2006 He was hospitalized in Thailand in August of 2007, after collapsing in a restaurant. He was in a coma on a life-support machine after he collapsed at a pub. He went to his home in France to recuperate after being discharged.He made a full recovery. Exactly a year before his death, he collapsed and was hospitalized for several days. <mask> died of a heart attack on September 14, 2009, after he was taken ill at his partner's home. Chefs gave quotes for the media. "I think all of us modern TV chefs owe a living to him," said Anthony Worral Thompson. He kind of created us all. <mask> inspired a nation according to Marco Pierre White.White said that a piece of Britain died and will never be replaced. He was a beautiful man, his ability to inspire people to cook just with his words and the way he did things was extraordinary. TV chefs don't have his magic. <mask>'s funeral took place in Bristol. <mask>'s Brasserie at Burasari Resort, Phuket Obituaries: The Daily Telegraph, The Times, The Guardian, The Independent Reverse Engineering for <mask>'s

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title: John Baxter (judge)

texts: The United States Circuit Judge of the United States Circuit Courts for the Sixth Circuit from 1877 to 1886 was an American attorney and judge. He moved to Tennessee to practice law after serving as Speaker of the North Carolina House of Commons. The East Tennessee Convention sought to create a separate, Union-aligned state in East Tennessee on the eve of the American Civil War. In order to provide legal defense for Unionists charged in Confederate courts, he took the Oath of Allegiance to the Confederacy. The East Tennessee bridge burning conspiracy and participants of the Great Locomotive Chase were some of the people he defended during the war. He ran for the Confederate Congress. He returned to his pro-Union stance by mid-1862.George B. McClellan was a Democratic presidential candidate, but later joined the Republican Party. He was a delegate to the Tennessee State Constitution in 1870. The son of William and Catherine (Lee<mask> was born early in life. William was described as a "thrifty and wealthy" farmer who came from Northern Ireland in 1789. After working as a merchant in South Carolina, <mask> decided to study law. He practiced law in Henderson County, North Carolina, after being admitted to the bar in 1841. The Whig Party was aligned with him.He was an elector for Henry Clay. His political activities spanned ten years as a member of the North Carolina General Assembly. The first was from 1842 to 1843, the second from 1847 to 1849, and the third from 1854 to 1856. He was the Speaker in the 1852 session. By the end of his last term in the legislature, he began looking for more opportunities. Oliver Perry Temple, an attorney and Whig, advised <mask> to

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texts: relocate to Tennessee, which lay across the Great Smoky Mountains to the west. According to Temple, the first argument before the court was so clear and strong that it marked him as one of the leaders of the bar.Temple said that he quickly seized upon the key facts of the case, ignoring minor or insignificant points. If precedent supported his case, he showed deference. Temple wrote that while he wasn't very well-read, he still had an "astute and logical" intellect. By the time of the Civil War, the earnings from his law practice had made him one of the wealthiest men in the area. The Civil War was fought in the wake of the election of Abraham Lincoln. The article asked what the South should do. The convention of delegates from all Southern states was called for by <mask> in the November 24, 1860 edition of the Whig.In February of 1861, he was one of the pro-Union candidates for the statewide convention. The region was canvassed to support the Union by Temple and others. According to Temple, no one in Tennessee was so bitter in denunciation of secession and its leaders as <mask>. Temple, Brownlow and Maynard were members of the Knox County delegation at the East Tennessee Convention. After Tennessee voted to leave the Union, this convention petitioned the state legislature to allow East Tennessee to form a separate, Union-aligned state. T.A.R. proposed a number of resolutions. Nelson threatened to use force if the legislature did not agree to the convention's demands.He supported a set of resolutions written by Temple. After the victory of the Confederates at the Battle of Bull Run, <mask> began to reconcile with the new government. He took the Oath of Allegiance

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texts: to the Confederacy because he felt the North could not defeat the South in a war, and because he wanted to provide legal assistance to Unionists who had been arrested. Many secessionists, such as Landon Carter Haynes, welcomed the defection, but others, such as the Knoxville Register editor, doubted his true intentions. The district's seat in the Confederate Congress was lost to William G. Swan in September 1861. Unionists who had been charged with various crimes by the Confederate authorities 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 He went to Virginia in August of 1861 to help get the release of Nelson, who had been arrested.In the aftermath of the East Tennessee bridge-burnings, many of the accused conspirators were defended by <mask>. He went toRichmond in December to help get Brownlow out of jail. The purpose of the East Tennessean was to reconcile Southern Unionists with the Confederacy. In the spring of 1862, he was indecisive on the disunion issue. He delivered a speech in which he said there was no hope for the Confederacy. At the request of Smith, General Albert Sidney <mask> arrested <mask> while he was on a business trip to Memphis. He was released after a few days, but he angrily returned to his pro-Union stance.Twelve Union soldiers were facing

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texts: court-martial in Tennessee for their involvement in the "Great Locomotive Chase", a guerilla operation, in June of 1862. Seven of the twelve went to trial before they were moved. The raiders should have been treated as prisoners of war because they were Union Army personnel. The seven were sentenced to hang. The East Tennessee Relief Association provided aid to Unionists who had suffered at the hands of the Confederacy after the Union forces occupied Knoxville in September 1863. George B. McClellan was elected president of the United States in 1864. Brownlow would align himself with the Radical Republicans and they would assail one another in newspaper columns.After the war, <mask> helped ex-Confederates prepare pardon applications. The movement to purge ex-Confederate members of East Tennessee University's Board of Trustees was led by him. In the late 1860s, a feud erupted between two men. The bankrupt Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad had been issued millions of dollars in state bonds. Mabry was accused of looting the company in July 1869. <mask> was accused of committing fraud in his dealings with the Mineral Home Railroad. In early 1870, the two viciously attacked one another and then sued each other for libel.On June 13, 1870, the Lamar House Hotel was the site of a shooting. The man ran away even though he was armed. The person who did not press charges was Mabry. The convention which created the current Tennessee State Constitution was held in January 1870. At the convention, he was appointed Chairman of both the Bill of Rights Committee and the Impeachments Committee, as well as serving on the Permanent Rules Committee, the Common Schools Committee, and the

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texts: Judiciary Committee. The declaration of rights was drafted by the Bill of Rights Committee. The amendment establishes a poll tax.In 1872, he supported the Liberal Republican Party. He was a member of the main Republican Party by 1876. The United States Circuit Courts for the Sixth Circuit were vacant when Judge Halmor Hull Emmons passed away. He received his commission the same day after he was confirmed by the United States Senate. His service was terminated due to his death. Railroads were involved in many of the cases that were notable. In the case of Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company, the judge ruled that a Tennessee state law empowering the state's railroad commission to control rates was vague and unconstitutional.Railroad companies could not refuse transportation to any company if they paid a reasonable rate, as long as they were "quasi-public instrumentalities," he ruled in another case. Tony Mullane was prevented from playing for the Toledo Blue Stockings by an injunction issued by a lower court, since he had already signed with the St. Louis Maroons. Baseball matters were not important enough to occupy the courts' time. There was a death in Hot Springs, Arkansas, on April 2, 1886. He was buried in a cemetery. The brother of the family was the Governor of Arkansas from 1872 to 1874. Lewis T<mask> was an unsuccessful candidate for Governor of Tennessee in 1890.George W<mask> was briefly the territorial governor of Wyoming in 1886. They were married four times: Mahalah Hinds, Orra Alexander, Catherine Alexander and Kate White. 19th-century American judges, 19th-century American politicians, and people from Tennessee in the American Civil War are all

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title: Louis, comte de Narbonne-Lara

texts: The comte de Narbonne-Lara was founded in 1755 by a French nobleman. He was born in the Duchy of Parma. His mother was named Franoise. The daughter of <mask> and seigneur <mask> was born in Paris on July 7, 1821. Don Jean Franois, 1er duc de Narbonne-Lara was her husband. He was a Grandee of Spain 1st Class, Lieutenant General of the Army, Commander in Name of the King of the Dioceses of Castres, Albi and Lavaur, and 1st Gentleman of the House of H.R.H. The Duke of Parma was born in December of 1718 and died in August of 1806.The father was the son of Franois <mask>-Lara and his second wife Olympie Angélique <mask>. His parents got married. Philippe, the 2e duc de Narbonne-Lara, died without issue. Louis XV is said to be the real father. The King of France Louis XV is said to be the count's father. The comte Jean Franois <mask>-Lara was unable to have children after being wounded in the War of the Austrian Succession. The comte de Narbonne-Lara is an indication of that.The King's mistress was his wife. The similarities between Louis and the King were remarked upon by his peers. The Princesses of France brought him up at Versailles. He frequented the main Courts of Europe, where he was able to learn the foreign languages, which contributed to his diplomatic formation. At the age of twenty-five, he was made Colonel of the Army. He was married to <mask> on 16 April 1782 at Paris, France. <mask> Montholon was the son of <mask> Montholon and Marguerite Baron and Marguerite Fournier <mask> Chapelle was the daughter of Charles Fournier <mask> Chapelle and Marie Louise Dureau.His wife Henriette Anne d' Astoin had an only daughter, mile, who was born in Amsterdam on 13 June 1773. He was the commander of the infantry in 1786 and remained there until the French Revolution. He was inscribed in the Club de Valois because of his liberal ideas. He became Commander of the National Guard in

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texts: Franche-Comté. He was appointed to command a special guard composed of the most disciplined soldiers of the National Guard of Paris. A true idealist, the comte <mask>-Lara hoped for a Constitutional Monarchy. Madame <mask> influenced him to become Minister of War of Louis XVI.The Bishop of Autun, Baumetz and Chapelier helped him impose his project in this office. He gave in to his incapacity and resigned. Despite his efforts, he did not carry his point, for in March 1792 the King moved by intrigues and the intransigence of those who surrounded him, thought right to dismiss him from that Ministry. His resignation was the result of his disagreements with the Feuillants. Narbonne-Lara and his friends wanted to bring on the war with Austria in order to restore the prestige of the monarchy. The schemes of Narbonne-Lara were defeated. After joining the Army of the North, he was promoted to Lieutenant General of the Army.The French Monarchy had to make a decision after less than six months of his dismissal. Narbonne was suspected of being a Feuillant later. He had a prison warrant with the comte <mask>-Lara. Due to this, and also to questions about his policy at the war office, he fled to the Embassy of Sweden, and later to England, Switzerland, and Germany. He was retired with the patent of the Divisional General after he and his friends removed his name from the wanted list. Napoleon remembered him and called him into his service. He was the ideal person to be at Napoleon's side because he was brilliant, cultivated and perfectly aware of the uses of the Ancien Régime, persona grata with the main Courts of Europe, skilled diplomat and military.He was reintegrated into the Army with his former post of Lieutenant General and appointed Governor of Raab, with the command of the whole part of Hungary occupied by the imperial troops. He was appointed Divisional General Commander of the 4th

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texts: Military Division after the peace with Hungary. He was sent to Vienna to arrange the marriage of the Emperor with Marie Louise. He was an aide-de-camp to Napoleon in the year 1812 and was appointed Minister Plenipotentiary in the year 1810. He was made an Officer of the Legion of Honour and the Grand Cross of the Order of Saint Hubert. In 1812, he went on a diplomatic mission to Prussia to get to the bottom of King <mask> III's attitude if France went to war with Russia. After returning to Paris, <mask>-Lara advised Napoleon to stay out of Russia, but his advice was not followed and he returned to the Imperial Army on the Russian border.The comte <mask>-Lara was sent to Wilna by Napoleon to give <mask> an ultimatum, but he refused. The action of the officers of the Imperial Army was not diminished by the Russian Campaign. He was outstanding for his military uprightness and exemplary behavior; in the whirl of the retreat, he appeared dauntless and serene, his presence imposed confidence and respect to the demoralized troops. He was the epitome of honor and dignity for the Ancien Régime, as he was mounted on his horse beside the carriage of Napoleon. He was sent to Vienna as French Ambassador in order to confirm the alliance between France and Austria after the defection of Austria from the cause of Napoleon to that of the Allies. One of the main strategic points for the defense of the Empire was where he was appointed Governor. He died of typhus after reviewing troops on a horse.The name of the comte <mask>-Lara was written on the east side of the Arc de Triomphe after his aide-de-camp, Captain comte <mask>-Chabot, brought his heart back to France. Souvenirs contemporains (Paris, 1854), Domingos <mask> Afonso et alii, Le Sang de Louis XIV are some of the genealogy sources. 171–172. 18th-century French military personnel, 19th-century French politicians, and 19th-century French

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title: Henri Fauconnier

texts: Malaisie, a novel by <mask>, won the Prix Goncourt in 1930. He was a member of the group. The best friend of Anna Haviland was Melanie, who lived in Limoges and 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 Haviland arranged the 1874 marriage between the pair after she married George Boutelleau, Barbezilien poet, playwright and novelist. Fauconnier was one of six children. <mask> was an award-winning writer who received the Prix Femina in 1933. Bernard was sired by his father.In a cultured, artistic Catholic family of six children, Fauconnier lived very freely with his siblings, cousins and friends in the garden and cellars of Musset. Jacques Boutelleau was his friend and he came every day. dramas were played on the castle square with text and music written by Fauconnier, and they published a newspaper. After his father died, Fauconnier left Bordeaux for England, where he taught French music for two years in the small college of Wells House. There was a journal article that said there was a lot of money to be made in Borneo by planting sago. If he wanted to write, he would have to become a man of leisure. To become a man of leisure, you need to make a fortune.On March 10, 1905, he left Malaysia. He decided to leave for the Borneo rubber plantations of

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texts: Périgueux, he arrived where he would remain as second class in most major battles except for two periods.He left for a few months to attend Auguste Chevallier with the Annamese sharpshooters. He was reclaimed by France in 1917 as an interpreter for the British army. His wife was pregnant and sick when he left. When she returned with her daughter in April 1918, the ship which carried them in the Mediterranean was destroyed. He cursed the Europeans and dreamed of being in Malaysia. The letters he wrote to his wife were published in 1998. After he was discharged from Tunisia, he left his wife in Switzerland as she was threatened with Tuberculosis.He went back to the plantations to help expand Hallet. He made several trips to Malaysia and Indonesia to check out the rubber crisis. He accepted a position as director of several companies of tropical plantations to ensure a more stable income. He settled in Tunisia in 1925 because he didn't like the climate of France or the city of Paris. This was a compromise of remoteness and climate between Malaysia and the Charente. He lived in a large house in an Arabic style surrounded by a garden. In 1931, Jean Paulhan offered to publish <mask>'s book on Malaysia, enthusiastic about the chapter <mask> had displayed.Malaisie was published by Stock. Fauconnier was not changed by the celebrity that attended on its publication. He practiced his usual routines. Being a writer was not a priority for him, he saw himself as a man of letters, and his letters show all his correspondent qualities. He enjoyed his correspondences with many other writers. The Prix Femina was awarded to <mask>'s sister in

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title: Henri Fauconnier

texts: 1933 for her best-selling novel Claude. <mask> and <mask>, who knew that Europe risked repeating the terrible war of 1914-18. He didn't suffer too much during the Depression of the 1930s because of his resources in Malaysia, but he was troubled by the rise of Nazism, fascists in Italy, and the Spanish Civil War. "The Lady", "Christmas Malay", "Indian Dravidian", "Barbara", "The Asphodles" and "Vision" were included in a collection of New Visions published in October of 1938. He took his family from "the Terrace" to Musset because he was afraid of Mussolini. Life was not easy during World War II. His children grew up and he returned to France despite reservations. He was being cut off from his resources in several countries.He preferred to listen to the B.B.C. instead of writing. The postwar period was difficult, but in 1947 he agreed to be leader of the " Group of Federalists Writers" for the United States of Europe. It was the hope of the group that they could prevent the governments from claiming national missions. He was offered a trip to Malaysia in 1957 for nostalgia's sake by a society of plantations. He retired after playing tennis and chess, gardening and swimming, and dreaming of an opportunity to write a sequel to Malaisie. His time was divided between the Cte d'Azur, Paris, and the Charente. <mask> was buried in Barbezieux in 1973.Musset should be in the family. The works Malasia Artes Grficas Larra, Visions Stock (Delamain et Boutelleau), Lettres  Madeleine: 1914-1919, Stock, 1998 are English translations. Annie David interviews <mask>, son of <mask>. The births and deaths of people from Charente in the 20th

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texts: <mask>, also known as Po I-po, was a Chinese political and military leader. During the 1980s and 1990s, he was one of the most senior political figures in China. He joined the Chinese Communist Party at the age of 17 and later worked for the party in his hometown. He was arrested and imprisoned in 1931 after being promoted to organize Communist guerrilla movements in northern China. <mask> signed an anti-communist confession in 1936 in order to get his release. <mask> rejoined the communists after his release and fought the Japanese Empire in northern China until the unification of mainland China in 1949. <mask> was a member of the Communist Party's Politburo, a member of the State Economic Commission, and a vice-chairman of the party's Central Advisory Commission.Deng Xiaoping brought <mask> back to power after Mao's death in the late 1970s. <mask> was part of a group of veterans who were known as the "Eight Immortals" for their political longevity and influence during the 1980s and 1990s. <mask> was a moderate conservative after he returned to power. Hardliners persuaded him to support Hu's dismissal in 1987 and the use of violence against the Tiananmen protesters in 1989. <mask> used his influence to support Deng Xiaoping and Jiang Zemin, and to promote his son's career, even though his political involvement waned in the 1990s. He was the last of the Eight Elders to die, at the age of 99, just a month short of his birthday. By the early 20th century, Taiyuan, the capital of Shanxi, had become one of the most impoverished provinces in China.<mask>'s family was so poor that they had to drown one of their newborn brothers because they were not wealthy enough to feed him. <mask> organized a protest against local land taxes when he was a student. He attended Beijing University after graduating from high school. He joined the Chinese Communist Party four years after it was founded. <mask> held a number of local positions in the Communist Party in his

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texts: home city of Taiyuan. <mask> went into hiding after the KMT began to violently suppress communists across China in 1927. <mask> was sent by the Party to work underground.After the last time he was arrested, he spent several years in jail. <mask>, who was imprisoned in Beijing for military personnel, was responsible for spreading communism and organizing communist activities in the prison. The Japanese Empire was planning to invade China in 1936 and the leader of <mask>'s home province formed a "united front" with the Communists. He began to attract people from across China to return and work for his government. One of <mask> to travel to Beijing to secure <mask>'s cooperation. <mask> went back to work with the Communists in October 1936 after being persuaded by Guo to sign an anti-Communist confession. <mask> was put in charge of the "Patriotic Sacrifice League", a local organization dedicated to organizing local resistance against Japanese invasion, which <mask> organized as a front for promoting Communism.<mask> to convince him to release communists that he was holding in prison. <mask> collected the survivors of his unit and conducted anti-Japanese guerrilla operations in the south of the country after the Japanese took the north in 1937. <mask> led the survivors of his unit that were loyal to him and joined the Communist Eighth Route Army. <mask> worked in the People's Liberation Army until the Japanese surrendered in 1945. His prestige and influence grew throughout the period of the war as he held a number of positions within the Party that recognized his administrative authority. <mask> was involved in the later stages of the Chinese Civil War. <mask> was China's finance minister and chairman of the State Planning Commission after the Communists won the civil war.He lost Mao's favour when he promoted moderate economic policies. He was a swimming partner of Mao. <mask> was the vice premier from 1957 under Zhou Enlai. <mask> was a member of the

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texts: Politburo from the 8th National Party Congress in 1956 to the beginning of the Cultural Revolution, and again during the leadership of Deng Xiaoping, from 1979 until the 12th National Party Congress in 1982, when most of the elders retired from formal government positions <mask> was one of the "61 rebels" who were thrown out of the party after the Cultural Revolution began. <mask> was accused of "betraying the party" and making him an easy target for persecution after signing an anti-communist statement in 1937. The Beijing Workers Stadium was the site of a rally on 9 February 1967.<mask> was paraded through the stadium with an iron plaque around his neck, but he was more defiant than most victims of Red Guards, and demanded to speak in his own defence. He shouted "I am not a traitor!" while being paraded. I am a member of the Communist Party. <mask>'s insistence that he was a loyal Communist Party member and that Mao had approved all of his actions created a chaotic atmosphere and the rally was canceled after three minutes. <mask> was charged and convicted of many crimes after he was transferred to a Beijing prison. He was held captive and was told that many of the crimes should be punished by death. <mask> was subjected to various means of torture throughout 1966 and 1967, during which he was routinely beaten and deprived of food, water and sleep, because he refused to break down and confess to the charges.<mask> tried to keep notes on his beatings by writing on scraps of newspaper, but his jailers used them as evidence of his recalcitrance. He had to remove his rice from the floor of his cell because he couldn't hold chopsticks. His jailers beat him more severely when he complained that this was not the communist way. <mask>'s children were jailed or sent to the countryside, and his wife died in captivity, but they claimed that she committed suicide. At the age of sixteen, seventeen, and seventeen, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>,

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texts: <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask>, <mask> was in prison for over a decade. Three years after Mao died, Deng Xiaoping led an effort to rehabilitate members of the Communist Party who had been imprisoned during the Cultural Revolution, and <mask> was released from prison and reinstated as a member of the Politburo.He joined a small group of other senior officials of Deng's generation who were known as the "Eight Immortals". He was promoted to the Central Advisory Commission in 1982. The group clashed with a group of younger reformers. <mask> went to Boeing's facilities in the United States in the 1980s to support economic reform. <mask> discovered that there were only two airplanes at the facility. The Boeing executives were asked if there would be any planes left if the two that he saw were gone. The company's executives said that their production was based on customer orders and anything more than necessary would be a waste of resources.<mask> became more critical of the Chinese practice of a planned economy after visiting Boeing. <mask> believed that central planning should be based on market demand rather than on rigid Soviet-style planning. <mask> was an important supporter of economic reform in the early 1980s, but eventually supported the efforts of other, more conservative, party elders to remove Hu from power in 1987. <mask> initially supported moderate Party leaders who called to compromise with protesters, but was later persuaded to support Party hardliners who believed that the students were being controlled by "imperialists with ulterior motives". He supported the decision to use force. <mask> supported Deng's efforts to restart economic liberalization and to prevent economic hardliners from dominating Party politics. Even after completely retiring during the 1990s, he remained an influential figure who still pulled strings behind the

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texts: scenes and could make or un make party officials.The rise of Jiang Zemin, the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China, was supported by his influence. He co-authored a book about the early history of the Chinese Communist Party. <mask> supported his son's political career, even though he was a member of the "Crown Prince Party". <mask>'s political career ended with the 2012 Wang Lijun scandal, but he rose to become China's commerce minister. Foreign residency was obtained by the rest of <mask>'s children. His daughter became an American citizen and lives in the U.S. On January 15, 2007, he died of an illness.He was buried next to his wife at the Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery. His daughter was buried next to them. There are references to theography of <mask>. China Daily. The year began on 17 January 2007. On May 28, 2012 The authors are David S. G. and Feng Chongyi.The social ecology of the revolution in North China. Rowman and Littlefield are in Maryland. 3 June 2012 <mask>, a Chinese Revolutionary, died at 98. The year began on 17 January 2007. On May 28, 2012 Donald G. Gillin wrote "Yen Hsi-shan" in 1912.The University Press of New Jersey. 1967. John Gittings. "<mask>: Veteran Chinese Leader and 'immortal' whose Loyalty to the Party Survived its Purges" The paper of record. January 24, 2007. 27 May 2012"Joseph" is the name of the man. The leader who helped shape China's economy died. The New York Times. The year began on 16 January 2007. On May 28, 2012 The Larry M. Dictionary of Contemporary Chinese Military History was written by Larry M. There is a town in the state of Connecticut called "Greenwood."29 May 2012 Two people, Wu Linquan and Peng Fei. <mask> has an attitude problem. In China's Cultural Revolution, 1966– 1969: Not A Dinner Party. Ed. The man is Michael Schoenhals. The East Gate is in Armonk, New York.pp. There was a time of 122–135. On May 28, 2012 The victims of the Cultural Revolution were from the People's Republic

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title: Willa Brown

texts: <mask> was an American civil rights activist. She was the first African American woman to earn a pilot's license in the United States, the first African American woman to run for Congress, the first African American officer in the Civil Air Patrol, and the first woman in the U.S. to have both a pilot's license She was an advocate for gender and racial equality in the military. She worked with the U.S. government to integrate the United States Army Air Corps and include African Americans in the Civilian Pilot Training Program. She trained hundreds of pilots, many of whom went on to serve in the military. After the Coffey School closed in 1945, <mask> remained politically and socially active in Chicago. She was a teacher in the Chicago Public School System until 1971, when she retired at 65.She was a member of the Federal Aviation Administration's Women's Advisory Committee. <mask> <mask> was born to Eric and Hallie <mask> on January 22, 1906. She graduated from Indiana State Teachers College with a bachelor's degree in 1927. She earned an M.B.A. ten years later. The Roosevelt Annex was where <mask> taught from 1927 to 1932. She worked in a variety of jobs in Chicago. John C. Robinson introduced her to the Challenger Air Pilots Association, a group of African American pilots.<mask> studied at Chicago's Harlem Field with a certified flight instructor who was an expert in the field of aviation mechanics. She earned an aircraft mechanic's license in 1935 after studying aircraft maintenance at theCurtiss–Wright Aeronautical University. She was the first African American woman to earn either a private or commercial pilot's license in the United States. The National Negro Airmen Association of America was formed by <mask> <mask>, and later renamed to the National Airmen's Association of America in 1939. To attract more interest in aviation, help develop a better understanding in the field of aeronautics, and increase African American participation in both fields was their primary mission. An activist for racial equality, <mask> was the national secretary and president of the organization's Chicago branch. She spoke on the radio to get African Americans interested in flying, as well as taking on public relations duties for the organization.The school is located at Harlem Airport. The school was established to train black

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texts: pilots and teach aviation mechanics. She was an advocate for the integration of black pilots into the Army Air Corps and the federal Civilian Pilot Training Program. She worked to disprove a 1925 Army War College study that said African Americans couldn't fly. She tried to get the federal government to train African American pilots. The U.S. Army Air Corps selected the Coffey School to provide black students to its pilot training program because of her. The students from the school joined the air force.She became the first African American officer in the Civil Air Patrol in 1942. She became war-training service coordinators for the Civil Aeronautics Authority. <mask> became the first African American woman to run in a congressional primary election when she ran for the Republican Party nomination for Illinois's 1st congressional district. She focused on improving the opportunities for African Americans in her campaign. William E. King defeated her. In the 1950 Republican primary election, she was defeated by Archibald Carey Jr., who went on to win the Congressional seat. She was a teacher of business and aeronautics.She was a member of the Women's Advisory Committee of the FAA from 1972 to 1975. She was the first black woman to serve on that committee. <mask> was married three times. Her first husband was a firefighter. They were married in 1929 and divorced in 1931. The marriage of <mask> and Coffey did not last long. She married Reverend J. H. Chappell, pastor of the Chicago West Side Community Church, in 1955.She was a widow by 1991. <mask> was cited in the 76th Congressional Record for achievements in aviation. <mask> was profiled in the September 25, 1939 issue of Time magazine. <mask> was named one of the 100 most influential women in aviation and space in 2002. A decade after her death, <mask> <mask> was inducted into the Kentucky Aviation Hall of Fame. The Indiana State University Alumni Association gave <mask> theDistinguished Alumni Award. There is a historical marker at the intersection of Race and Washington Streets.<mask> <mask> was the first African American woman to earn a pilot's license in the United States. People from Glasgow, Kentucky Military personnel from Kentucky 20th-century American educators African-American female military personnel American women in World War II Indiana State University

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texts: Christopher Sebastian "<mask>" <mask> was a British record producer, record label owner, and the manager of The Who. The son of a composer and a part-time actress was born on May 11, 1935. He was the grandson of <mask>, a sculptor and painter who was an official war artist for the Australian government at Gallipoli during World War I. William Walton was a friend of his father's. Constant had an affair with the ballerina who danced for his company, the Royal Ballet, and left his mother. At a young age, he was sent to live with his grandmother. His father died when he was 45.He studied history at Trinity College, Oxford, and later served as an officer in the British Army in Hong Kong. In May 1961, he joined an expedition with two Oxford friends, Richard Mason and John Hemming, in an attempt to discover the source of the Iriri River in the Amazon. The expedition would be filmed as a documentary. Mason was killed by an uncontacted Amazon tribe while he was alone hunting for food. After a concerted campaign in Britain by the Daily Express newspaper, which had financed the expedition, he was released after being arrested on suspicion of murdering his friend. The L-Shaped Room is where he met the brother of an actor, Chris Stamp, who was an assistant director on the films The Guns of Navarone and From Russia with Love. He and Stamp decided to make a documentary about a pop group.The High Numbers was previously known as The Who. Even though they had no experience managing a group, they decided to become The Who's managers even though they had no experience filming concerts. After the band was turned down by EMI,<mask> and Stamp signed them up with Shel Talmy, who had produced The Kinks hits, and whose company had an output deal through Decca Records in the

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texts: UK. The group's first single was "I'm a Boy," which reached number two on the UK singles chart. Track Record was one of the first independent record labels to sign new artists, including Jimi Hendrix and Arthur Brown. "Fire" is a single and a parent album of The Crazy World of Arthur Brown. They set up offices in New York and signed Labelle.Due to fiscal mismanagement and ongoing conflicts with The Who, the label fell into debt and was dissolved in 1978. Since the beginning of their working relationship, Tommy has been trying to convince Pete Townshend to move away from simple songwriting and compose more mature fare using his troubled childhood as a starting point. <mask> to create the rock opera Tommy. Although The Who were international hitmakers by the late '60s, it was not until the release of Tommy in 1969 that the band became firmly established. While The Who was struggling to articulate Townshend's next concept, Lifehouse (which would eventually be abandoned, and turned into the popular rock album Who's Next), <mask> began shopping a film version of Tommy without the band's authorization. There were significant differences between the two groups. Despite this, in 1973, Townshend contacted <mask>, asking him to help with the recording of Quadrophenia, but his drug abuse and the allegations of missing funds stopped efforts at a reconciliation.Bill Curbishley, who still manages the band, replaced the two men who were sacked in 1974 for not paying their royalties. Two years later, they ended their partnership with the band. The Who settled their lawsuit against the two men at an office on Poland Street. The Who gained rights to all their recordings from "Substitute" onwards after Townshend received a $1-million settlement of his U.S.

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texts: copyrights. The Baron, as he was known, worked with some early punk bands in 1978 and produced a couple of singles for them. At the peak of his success, he owned a flat in London and a palazzo on the Grand Canal in Venice. He said that he was conceived in Venice and connected to the city.The heiress and renowned Modern Art collector,Peggy Guggenheim, was rumored to be romantically linked to him. He was arrested and charged with possession of heroin after his excessive drug use brought the attention of the British police. A lawyer convinced <mask> to become a Ward of the Court of Protection in order to avoid drug charges and a potential prison sentence while an Official Solicitor took charge of his affairs. <mask> would be provided with a small weekly stipend out of his own money to live on. The royalties from the Who and Hendrix albums were increasing each year. In 1980, he began writing an autobiography, detailing how he discovered The Who. There were many never-before-told stories about his friends like Princess Margaret and Jimi Hendrix.The publisher was contacted by the Official Solicitor in charge of <mask>'s life, who told them that all of the book's revenues had to be paid to the court. That was the beginning of a downward spiral that increased his dependence on drugs and alcohol. Three years later, he died of a cerebral hemorrhage after falling down a flight of stairs. On the night of his death, he was seen drinking heavily at a popular Kensington watering hole, El Sombrero, where, according to many, including Townshend, he was beaten up by a drug dealer over an unpaid debt, which contributed to his fall and death. Tony Visconti stated in his book, "He was already in advanced stages of whatever." He was pushed down the stairs by a coke

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texts: dealer. His father, paternal grandfather, and grandmother are buried in London's Brompton Cemetery.His original inscription on the family headstone was unreadable by the end of the year. Nick Salaman wrote in the magazine that he was more than a musician. Who was this Christopher Sebastian? Did anyone know his full name? I came up with the idea of putting up a gravestone that spelled out who <mask> was and what he was famous for. A new stone was paid for by Salaman and added to the bottom of the original one. The man who made The Who was inscribed in a ceremony at midday on 12 June.Andrew Motion, the British Poet Laureate, won a literary prize in 1986 for his book, The Lamberts. The tapes made by Lindsay of her interviews were several hours in length and became an important historical reference both of the era of pop and rock music as well as of her own tumultuous life. He dispelled some of the rumors that he had perpetuated himself to get publicity for his charges. <mask>'s methods in promoting groups like The Who were far more eccentric and stranger than the public thought. The two remaining members of The Who, Townshend and <mask> as a major influence on the band's success. His estate was worth over half a million dollars and the royalties that flowed in from his various works totaled over one million dollars. A documentary film was made about <mask> and Chris Stamp.James D. Cooper directed it. The film had its world premiere at the festival. According to Lapin, he was a homosexual. In 2012 independent producer Orian Williams announced that he was making a film about the life of singer-actress <mask>. Surviving Who members Townshend and Daltrey will be involved in the film. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Toledo Blade, and Kingsport Post all have

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texts: The Austin, Texas criminal defense attorney and retired state district court and Texas Court of Criminal Appeals associate judge is known for his efforts at promoting justice during his time on the bench. He was the only judge in Texas to exonerate a dead person in the case of Tim Cole. A 1973 graduate of Gilmer High School, <mask> was born and raised in Gilmer, Texas. After attending Kilgore College, he transferred to The University of Texas where he obtained a degree in business administration. He graduated from the South Texas College of Law in December 1980 and began practicing law the following spring after working for Congressman Ray Roberts. In 1995 he received his Master of Laws in Judicial Process from The University of Virginia School of Law. He graduated from the South Texas College of Law in 1993.In 1989 he decided to run for the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals after becoming dissatisfied with some of the judges he had worked with before. The year that Ann Richards defeatedClayton W. Williams, Jr. for governor, <mask> was elected to the court. He developed a reputation as an independent-minded jurist during his two terms on the Court. With the election of Sharon Keller as a judge in 1994, the court began a rightward shift, which led to the development of a strong judicial voice which became a voice of dissent during his final years on the court. In order to push the majority to address specific points of law through the crafting of strong and detailed opinions, the majority would have preferred to address the cases without a written opinion. In one of the most famous Dissents, he argued for a new trial for Roy Criner, who was convicted of sexual assault in 1990. Despite the fact that the semen found in the victim was not a match for

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texts: Criner, the majority of the decision did not favor a new trial.Keller's majority opinion tried to downplay the evidence by saying the victim may have been promiscuous and that Criner may have used a condom. Keller had to issue the opinion because the majority preferred to address the case without a written opinion. After losing the 1998 General Election in a Republican landslide, <mask> served as a visiting justice on the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Texas Courts of Appeals and as a judge on the criminal trial benches. He was a visiting professor at Texas Tech University School of Law, Loyola University New Orleans School of Law, and his alma mater, South Texas College of Law. Criminal law and procedure, criminal trial advocacy, capital punishment, and appellate and post-conviction remedies were taught by Judge <mask>. The students in the West Texas Innocence Project were supervised by him while he was at Texas Tech. The 299th Criminal District Court has a vacant seat due to Judge Jon Wisser's retirement.He was sworn in on January 1, 2006 after winning the 2006 Democratic Party Primary and General Election. The practice of working to rehabilitate non-violent offenders was a point of contention between the district attorney's office and the former district attorney. The first felony district judge in the county to use gps tracking devices for defendants on bond awaiting trial for violent offenses was <mask>. He helped defendants get better jobs by establishing relationships with businesses and job training programs. Hearings related to the case of Tim Cole, a Texas Tech University student convicted of raping a fellow student in 1985, took place in February 2009. The petitions were rejected by a Lubbock County judge in August of 2008. Cole was found

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texts: guilty by a jury of rape based on the testimony of the victim.He was sentenced to 25 years in prison. Cole was offered parole if he would admit guilt, but he refused. Jerry Wayne Johnson admitted to the rape in 1995. Mallin later admitted that she was mistaken for her attacker. She believed Cole was the culprit due to investigators bungling the gathering of evidence and withholding information. Mallin told police that the rapist smoked. Cole had severe asthma and never smoked.He was shown to be innocent by the evidence. Cole died in prison during an asthma attack. His family and the victim tried to clear his name. An exoneration order was issued in April 2009, stating that Timothy Cole did not commit the rape. Cole's record was expunged after the conviction was reversed. It was the first posthumous exoneration in Texas. Changes in Texas Law were caused by Cole's exoneration.The Criminal Law Section of the Fowler Law Firm, PC, a twenty-member firm dedicated to providing excellent representation in every area of the practice, was established on January 1, 2011. In June of 2011, he told the Austin American-Statesman that he was considering a run against Rosemary Lehmberg in the 2012 Democratic Primary. On September 6, 2011, he launched his campaign in the theater of Austin's Millennium Youth Entertainment Complex. The Central Texas Democratic Forum had a debate between Rosemary Lehmberg and <mask>. The Austin Chronicle noted that the race was one of the "hottest" primary races in the county. In the June 2012 election for the District Attorney's position in the state of Texas, <mask> lost the primary election to Lehmberg, but since there was no Republican candidate, he was re-elected. Democratic primary election results are only shown in the general

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texts: Vietnamese community in the city.She appeared on Paris By Night 77 in 2005 as part of a show celebrating the 30th anniversary of the fall of Saigon. She was given a plaque for her support of the refugees. <mask> picketed the U.S. Embassy in Canada after the invasion of Grenada. She appeared in a documentary. <mask> was president of the federalNDP from 1985 to 1987. She was elected to the House of Commons of Canada in a 1987 by-election in the riding of Hamilton Mountain. She had been invited to the riding in the hopes that she would keep the riding in the hands of the NDP, but she faced strong competition for the nomination from David Christopherson.She was defeated in the 1988 general election by 73 votes. She was one of the leading backers of McLaughlin's leadership bid. In the 1993 election, <mask> tried to return to Parliament for the riding of Ottawa Centre, but lost to Mac Harb. She was the chair of theOttawa-Carleton Police Services Board, which oversaw the merger of theOttawa, Nepean, and Gloucester police forces into a unified organization. The new provincial government of Mike Harris disagreed with her political views and fired her and the three other provincially appointed members of the board. The three appointees were not dismissed. The government was sued for unfair dismissal by <mask> and Judy Hunter.They won on appeal after the court ruled in their favour. She continued to support her son's political career even after he was elected to Parliament in the 2006 federal election. Alex Munter was unsuccessful in his mayoral candidacy. In addition to her political

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texts: activities, <mask> did voluntary work. She became chair of the organization in 1995. <mask> was made a Member of the Order of Canada in 2002. <mask> was rushed to a Toronto hospital after suffering a serious fall and brain hemorrhage.She attended the Toronto International Film Festival. Her son <mask> interrupted his 2008 re-election bid to travel and be by her side with other family members, but on September 15 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 The flags were lowered outside of City Hall in her memory. She would lie in state in the Jean Pigott Hall until her funeral on September 19. Ontario's premier was among the notable politicians at the public service. The 30th anniversary of Project 4000 was celebrated on May 31, 2009, by <mask> and his mother. There is a central site for festivals and special events located next to the City Hall complex.The OCISO established theMarion Dewar Scholarship Fund in 2009, which has a legacy endowment of $20,000, which helps to pay for the tuition and supplies required for the post-secondary education of refugee and immigrant high school students. TheOttawa's Gift: How Project 4000 embraced the boat people of Southeast Asia has external links. There were Accidental deaths from falls in Ontario

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texts: <mask> is an American football wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers of the National Football League. He was a football player at the University of Miami. He was drafted by Cleveland in the fourth round. <mask> was on the football team at Glades Central High School in Florida. He was a part of the team that won the state championship as a junior and finished with eight touchdown catches as a senior. He was the 21st-ranked wide receiver in the Class of 2008. <mask> was covered by Janoris and was able to make a touchdown reception.<mask> ran for the track team. He did well in the 100 meters and long jump. He ran personal bests in the 100 meters and long jump. He was fourth in the long jump and fourth in the 100 meters at the 2A state meet. In his junior year, he led his team to a 2A state runner-up finish. <mask> ran a season-best time of 6.40 seconds in the 55 meters in 2009. In the 60 meters, he ran a season-best time of 6.90 seconds.<mask> played college football for the Miami Hurricanes from 2008 to 2011. He had 18 catches for 293 yards in 11 games as a freshman. He had 29 reception for 500 yards and 4 touchdown in 11 games as a sophomore. In the season opener against Florida State, he had

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texts: four catches for 128 yards and a touchdown. He had 43 reception for 743 yards and three touchdown in 13 games as a junior. He had 609 yards and three touchdown in 11 games as a senior. <mask> was a member of Miami's indoor track team.He placed fourth in the 60 meters with a season-best time. He ran the team's three fastest times in the 60 meters. <mask> placed third in the 100 meters at theACC Championships with a time of 10.40 seconds, the fastest time of any Miami sprinter on the season. He ran the second leg of the 4 x 100 meter relay that advanced to the NCAA semifinals, that ran a season-best time of 39.57 seconds, setting a school record, and placed fifth at the Penn Relays with a time of 40.35 seconds. <mask> attended the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Indiana, as a collegiate wide receiver. He had the best 40-yard dash time among wide receivers at the combine with 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 He missed the short shuttle and three-cone due to a leg problem.<mask> performed at Miami's pro day on March 8, 2012 and did the three-cone drill. The head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers was at the event. <mask> was projected to be a third or fourth round pick by the majority of NFL draft experts and scouts at the conclusion of the pre-draft process. He was ranked the 27th best wide receiver prospect by NFL.com and the 64th best wide receiver prospect by NFLDraftScout.com. <mask> was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the fourth round. He was the 15th wide receiver. On May 10, 2012 the Cleveland Browns signed <mask> to a four-year, $2.57 million contract that included a signing bonus of $477,000.He competed with other players for the role of the second wide receiver. He was named the fourth wide receiver by Pat Shurmur. During their 17–16 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, he had one reception for 12-yards and a carry for 35-yards. His first reception

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texts: was a 12-yard pass from Brandon Weeden. He started for the first time in his career during the 34– 27 loss to Cincinnati. <mask> scored his first career touchdown on September 23, 2012 when he caught two passes for 44-yards. He had his first career touchdown reception in the third quarter.During the Week 4 game against the Baltimore Ravens, <mask> had the first punt return of his career for a 40-yard gain and had two kick returns for a total of 47-yards. In Week 14, he returned a punt for a 93-yard touchdown to set a franchise record for longest punt return by a rookies. <mask> made a 69-yard touchdown reception on December 16, 2012 in a 38–21 loss to Washington. He had a season-high four reception for 43 receiving yards in Cleveland's 24–10 loss to Pittsburgh on December 30, 2012. He carried the ball six times for 66-yards and finished his first season with 18 catches for                             . <mask> finished the season with three kick returns for 76-yards and three punt returns for 149-yards and a touchdown. Pat Shurmur was fired as Cleveland's head coach after the team finished last in the division with a 4–12 record.After the departure of Mohamed Massaquoi, there was an open


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texts: competition for the vacant starting wide receiver role. <mask> faced Greg Little, Josh Gordon, Davone Bess, and Jordan Norwood. <mask> was named the starting punt and kick returner by Rob Chudzinski. He caught three passes for 44-yards in Cleveland's 23–10 loss to the Miami Dolphins. <mask> returned a punt for a touchdown in the 5th game of the season against the Bills. <mask> injured his knee on October 27 and missed the rest of the season. He had five catches for 105 receiving yards and one carry for 45 yards in eight games.<mask> was seventh in the league in punt return average at the time of his injury. Rob Chudzinski was fired as Cleveland's head coach after only one year on the job. After Josh Gordon was suspended in August, Mike Pettine held an open competition for the starting wide receiver role. <mask> competed with other free agents. He was the third wide receiver and the starting slot receiver. <mask> caught two passes for 20-yards and a touchdown in Cleveland's loss to Pittsburgh in the season opener. His touchdown came in the fourth quarter on a nine-yard pass from quarterback Brian Hoyer to tie the game 27-27 before Suisham made a 47-yard field goal to win the game.<mask> had four

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texts: catches for 48 yards and two touchdown catches in a 29–28 victory over the TennesseeTitans. He caught a 17-yard touchdown and a six-yard touchdown pass from Brian Hoyer in the fourth quarter to help lead the Browns in a comeback victory. It was his first multi-touchdown game. <mask> had two punt returns for 24 yards and made his first career tackle on Bengal's Rey Maualuga after he picked off a Johnny Manziel pass intended for Taylor Gabriel. He finished the season with 18 catches for 314 yards and three touchdown in 16 games. After the departure of Miles Austin and the suspension of Josh Gordon, the starting wide receiver job was up for grabs in 2015. <mask> was named the starting wide receiver for the first time in his career by head coach Mike Pettine after he had a productive training camp.The projected starters were Bowe and Hartline. He made three catches for 89-yards and a touchdown in Cleveland's 31–10 loss to the New York Jets. He caught three passes for 115 receiving yards and two touchdown passes in a victory over Tennessee. <mask> caught a 60-yard and 50-yard touchdown pass from Johnny Manziel and returned a punt 78 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter and was named the AFC


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title: Travis Benjamin

texts: for the fourth year in a row. Benjamin entered the market after discussions between both sides broke down, despite the fact that the Cleveland Browns and Benjamin both were adamant about getting a new contract before the beginning of free agency. San Diego signed <mask> to a four-year, $24 million contract with $13 million guaranteed and a signing bonus of $5 million. Benjamin was going to be one of the starting wide receivers. He and Allen will start the season as the official starters. He caught seven passes for 32-yards in San Diego's 33– 27 loss to Kansas City in the season opener.<mask> made six catches for 115 receiving yards and caught his first touchdown as a member of the Chargers in their 38–14 win against the Jacksonville Jaguars. He had seven catches for a season-high 117 receiving yards in the Bolts' 34–31 loss to the Raiders. He was unable to play in the Week 10 game because of a knee injury. <mask> finished the season with 47 catches for 663 receiving yards and four touchdown in eight starts and 14 games. <mask> had multiple injuries throughout the season that limited his playing time and ability to start all 16 games. The Bolts were not able to qualify for the playoffs with a 5–11


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texts: record. The Los Angeles Clippers hired Anthony Lynn to be their new head coach after <mask>'s fifth head coach in six seasons.He was facing stiff competition for one of the starting wide receiver jobs after the Bolts drafted Mike Williams. He had to face off with both Williams and Inman who started for the Bolts. <mask> had three catches for 43 yards and caught a 38 yard touchdown pass from Philip Rivers in the Los Angeles Clippers' 24-21 loss to the Denver Broncos on Monday Night Football. In Los Angeles' 24–10 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, <mask> caught five passes for a season-high 105 receiving yards. <mask> scored on a punt return and a reception in a 21–0 win over the Broncos in Week 7. <mask> caught a season-high tying five passes for 64 yards and a touchdown, but fumbled a punt at the New England 8-yard line, and then retreated into his own end zone, where he was tackled; the result was a New England safety. CBS Sports called it one of the worst punt returns in the history of the game.He finished the year with 34 catches for 567 receiving yards and four touchdown. <mask> had 12 catches for 186 receiving yards and a touchdown in the season. <mask> signed a one-year contract extension

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texts: with the Chargers on April 16, 2019. He was placed on injured reserve because of a quad injury. <mask> signed a one-year contract with the San Francisco 49ers on April 3, 2020. On August 5, 2020, <mask> announced that he would not be playing in the 2020 season. <mask> was re-signed to the practice squad the day after he was released by the 49ers.He was promoted to active roster on October 9, 2021. There are links to biographies of players from Los Angeles, San Diego, and San


title: Chris Mihm

texts: <mask> is an American former professional basketball center who played nine seasons in the NBA. He was drafted with the seventh overall pick in the 2000 NBA draft by the Chicago Bulls. <mask> was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, but later moved to Texas. He was ranked among Texas' top tennis players at the age of 14. He faced future US Open champion Andy Roddick and NFL quarterback Drew Brees, both of whom resided in the area. <mask> became an all-state player his senior year at Westlake High School in Austin, Texas, where he was a teammate of Brees and McKinney. <mask> played basketball for the University of Texas at Austin, where he was one of the top players in school history.He is tied for the single-game block record with <mask> and Mo Bamba, as well as being second in double-doubles, fourth in rebound, and 16th in scoring. He was the first person in Texas history to have 1,100 points, 800 rebound and 200 blocks. He was the second player in Texas history to post 300 rebound in back-to-back seasons. He played in 96 games in his first three years. At the time of his graduation, <mask> was the Big 12's career leader in blocked shots. <mask> worked out with David Robinson in the summer prior to his freshman year. <mask> missed the first month of practice while he recovered from a stress injury in his right foot.Prior to the season opener, he was limited to four practices. <mask> played in all 31 games of his freshman season. After putting together the top season by a Longhorn freshman center since 1980, he was named to the Big 12 All-Freshman team while earning honorable mention all Big 12 and honorable mention Academic

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title: Chris Mihm

texts: All-Big 12 honors despite the Longhorns posting a disappointing season with a 14–17. <mask> was a three-time Big 12 Freshman of the Week and was named third-team All-Freshman by Basketball Weekly after he led the team in rebound. He set a new school record with 90 blocked shots. He had 17 boards in a game at Texas Tech, tying the UT freshman record. He had a team-high of eight double-doubles and 10 or more rebound in a game 10 times.His put-back of a Kris Clack miss with 15 seconds left proved to be the game-winner in UT's 81–80 Big Monday victory at Texas A & M. He blocked at least one shot in 29 of 31 games. <mask> developed into one of the top big men in the nation after his sophomore season, when he became the starting center for the second year in a row. His scoring, blocking, and rebound ability helped Texas to a 13-3 record in Big 12 Conference play and an invite to the NCAA tournament under new head coach Rick Barnes. He was an Associated Press honorable mention all-American choice, named to the Basketball Times all-southwest team, and was a consensus first-team all-Big 12 pick by coaches and media. <mask> was named to the Big 12 all-Improved and all-Defensive squad by the media at the end of the season. He was tied with Washington's Todd MacCulloch and Southeast Missouri State's Bud Eley for the lead in the NCAA with 19 double-doubles.<mask> was ranked fourth in the nation in rebound and 17th in blocked shots. He was the only player on the Texas squad to start all 32 games and averaged a double-double. During Texas' three postseason games in the Big 12 and NCAA tourney, he averaged 21.0 points per game, 14.0

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title: Chris Mihm

texts: rebound per game and 2.3 blocks per game. He led the Big 12 Conference in a number of categories. The defensive rebound rate was 6.90 percent. He led the team in free throws made. He became just the sixth player in school history to average at least 10.0 rebound per game in a single season, and the first full-season player since 1982 when Albert Burditt averaged 14.1 rebound per game.His 11.0 rebound average was tied for third-best on the single season chart, while his 351 rebound ranked third on the UT single-season list. His 84 blocks ranked second on the school's single-season chart behind his own record of 90 set as a freshman, and he posted 16 double-doubles over the last 21 games of the year. Over the last 21 games of the season, he averaged 14.8 points and 12.6 rebound per game, leading UT to a 16-5 mark in those games. averaged a double-double in league play with 13.6 points per game and 11.8 rebound per game, led UT in scoring nine times, in rebound 25 times, and in blocks 26 times. He had 22 double-figure rebound efforts, as well as posting at least one block in 30 of the 32 games, and 15 games with at least three rejections. <mask> had seven blocks in the season opener at Houston, tying his school record. On November 21, he became the fastest player in Texas history to reach 100 career blocks, with three rejections against South Florida.<mask> was named the Big 12 Player of the Week on February 1 after he averaged 18 points and 14.0 rebound per game in wins over Oklahoma and UMass. He tied his career high with 17 rebound and posted 20 points as he dominated the senior center of the University of

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texts: Massachusetts. In UT's two games in the conference tournament, <mask> averaged 21.0 points, 14.0 rebound, and 2.5 blocks per game. In the quarterfinals against Colorado, he had a season-high 24 points, 14 boards and three blocks. He gave the nation a glimpse of what he could do in the future by posting 21 points, 14 boards and two blocks in the Longhorns' first-round NCAA loss to the Boilermakers. In his junior year, he put up one of the best seasons in Longhorns history, as he entered his third year as the starting center. One of the Longhorns started all 33 games.He led Texas to a 24-9 overall record, and a 13-3 Big 12 record, but failed to defend their big 12 regular season title, while also leading UT to a 13-1 home record and an 8-0 mark in conference play. At the end of the season, he was a consensus first-team all-American pick, becoming just the second player in Texas history to earn the honor. <mask> became the first AP first-team All-American in school history. He was a Wooden Award All-American Team choice, one of the top 10 players in the nation, earning second-team all-American honors, while being chosen as a consensus first-team all-Big 12 pick for the second straight year. He was a finalist for the award. He won the Coca-Cola solid citizen award, which is presented to the player for community and media relations as well as public appearance achievements during the season, at the team banquet awards. He was ranked fifth in the league in scoring (17.7), he tied his own single-season school record with 90 rejections at the time, and his 20 double-doubles tied for the second-best single-season mark in school


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texts: history.He had the fourth-best single-season total in Texas history. He reached double-figures in scoring in all but one of his 33 games, and he led Texas in scoring 23 times, in rebound 26 times, and in blocking 25 times. He averaged 20.3 points per game, 11.3 boards per game and 3.3 blocks per game in leading Texas to their first regular season tournament title since the 1994–95 season. Prior to winning the Puerto Rico Shootout, Texas had never won an eight-team, neutral-site, in-season tournament title. <mask> was named Big 12 Player of the Week on November 29, as well as College Hoops Insider National Player of the Week. He had 23 points, 13 boards and three blocks, as well as 19 points, 11 boards and five rejections in the upset of #3 Michigan State on November 27 after recording 19 points, 11 boards and five rejections in the victory over #18 DePaul on November 26. He had 20 points, 13 boards, and seven swats in a win against Houston on January 2, tying the school record.He was named the Big 12 Player of the Week for the second time this season on January 31 and averaged 21.0 points per game, 11.0 rebound per game and 2.0 blocks per game. He had 14 points and five boards in 19 minutes in the Longhorns' win over Nebraska on January 25. In a 75-65 win against Colorado on January 29, <mask> had a career-high 17 boards and a season-high 28 points. He had 18 points, 10 free throws, 12 boards, and eight blocks at Massachusetts on February 5. He was named the National Player of the Week on February 20 after averaging 16.0 points per game and 14.0 rebound per game in two games. He played a part in the Longhorns' upset of


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texts: the Oklahoma State Cowboys with 15 points and 16 rebound on February 16. He was named to the Big 12 All-Tournament Team for the second year in a row, as he averaged 19.5 points per game, 12.5 rebound per game and 3.5 blocks per game in two games.<mask> was drafted by the Chicago Bulls in the 7th round but was traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers for Crawford. He started 43 of 59 games in his first season, but he missed 23 due to injuries. <mask> recorded the first assist of his career in his 28th game, against the same Bulls team that drafted him. He missed eight games with a right knee contusion, but he started 60 of his 74 games. He missed 27 games in his third season because of a strained left hamstring. He played 22 games in the fourth and final season. He was traded to the Celtics for Tony Battie, Kedrick Brown, and Eric Williams in exchange for Ricky Davis, Michael Stewart, and a second-round draft choice.<mask> was a reserve center for the Boston Celtics. <mask> missed a game due to a strained left hamstring. He was acquired by the Los Angeles Lakers in the off-season in exchange for Gary Payton, Rick Fox and a future first round draft pick. In his first season with the Lakers, <mask> started as a center in all 75 games. He missed seven games due to an injury and a gastrointestinal disorder. He had 25 points, 11 field goals, and 18 field goal attempts. In his second season with the Lakers, he started 56 out of 59 games and averaged a career-high 10 points on.500 shooting.He missed six games due to a shoulder injury and 17 games due to an ankle injury. He missed the entire season because he was recovering from ankle

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texts: surgeries. After the 2006–07 season, <mask> became a free-agent. The Chicago Bulls wanted him to help with their low-post scoring but they signed Joe Smith. According to NBA.com, <mask> re-signed with the Los Angeles Lakers in the off-season. On February 18, 2009, <mask> was traded to the Memphis Grizzlies for a failed second-round pick. <mask> had ankle surgery and did not play for the Grizzlies.<mask> retired from


title: Vangelis (wrestler)

texts: The ring name of a Mexican professional wrestler known as <mask> is sometimes spelled Vangellys. He is a wrestler portraying a bad guy. He worked for several companies in Mexico, including the Mexican independent circuit. The winner of the En Busca de un dolo tournament is <mask>. Vangelis made his professional wrestling debut in 1999. He began working forAAA after only a few months, training at their school and occasionally wrestling on their television shows. A boy band inspired group called Los Spice Boys was formed by <mask>, Jimmy Boy and Billy.Jimmy Boy, Billy and Vangelis defeated Los Payasos in one of the undercard matches at Triplemana VII. Los Spice Boys lost to the Los Vatos Locos. In 2001, Vangelis was given a new ring character, that of a Nazi soldier, complete with a swastika armband and a Nazi salute, which made him a bad guy. The group known as Los Warriors was formed by Vangelis along with Kevin, Brandon, and a viking, who only worked with the group for a few months. Los Warriors had a long running feud with Los Barrio Boys, former partners Billy Boy and Alan, as well as Decnis. Vangelis won his first Luchas de Apuestas, or bet match, when he defeated Alan in a Steel cage match that involved all members of Los Warriors and Los Barrio Boys. Vangelis traveled to Japan in 2005 to work in the Japanese Dragon Gate promotion.In Japan, he wrestled against the comedy duo known as "The Florida Brothers", as well as competing in the 2005 "Survival Gate" battle royal, which he won. He was given a masked character as part of Los Espantapjaros in 2006 after returning to Mexico. If

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title: Vangelis (wrestler)

texts: he worked as Espantapjaros I or Espantapjaros III for those matches, it was never completely verified. He worked on the Mexican independent circuit, including the ENSEMA wrestling promotion. During his time with ENSEMA, he won the Mexican National Light Heavyweight Championship. It is possible that the title was bought by Vangelis, because no records were ever found of the show where the match took place. <mask> lost the Light Heavyweight Championship to Mstico in his first match for Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre.This was the beginning of <mask>' time in CMLL. He worked mostly on the lower half of the card in trios matches. He was a member of "Generacin del 75", a group of young wrestlers who exemplified the "CMLL future" in CMLL's 75th anniversary year. Sper Nova, Tiger Kid, and Hijo del Faran were included in the group. The team lost to Diamante Negro in the first round. The Trofeo Generacion del 75 was a tournament for young wrestlers who had joined CMLL during their 75th year of operation. ngel Azteca Jr. was able to show off his skills in the match.At times he replaced La Comandante in the corner of El Terrible and El Texano Jr. He was in the corner of Terrible and Texano Jr. when they won the main event match. Vangelis was one of eight competitors who would compete in the En Busca de un dolo tournament from May to July of 2013). Vangelis defeated Valiente in the finals to win the tournament. TRT: La Mquina de la Destruccin was renamed after <mask> joined El Terrible's and Rey Bucanero's La Fuerza TRT stable. On January 14, <mask> made his debut for New Japan Pro-Wrestling,

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title: Vangelis (wrestler)

texts: when he worked the NJPW and CMLL co-produced Fantastica Mania 2014, which lasted until January 19. In March, <mask> and Valiente were forced to team up for a tag team tournament in order to make it to the finals.The two lost in the first round of the tournament. <mask> was involved in a feud with Los Ingobernables. Los Ingobernables and Hechicero won the match when he turned on his tag team partners Negro Casas and Rey Bucanero. He asked to join Los Ingobernables, but was rejected and beaten up. He hit Pierroth with a bat in the shoulder during the Gran Alternativa tournament. Pierroth was eliminated from the tournament without actually losing because of the attack. As the storyline tension grew, <mask> and Pierroth would face off on opposite sides in many matches.In the semi-main event of the Universal Championship finals show, the feud ended in a Lucha de Apuestas between the two. <mask> had his hair shaved off after he lost the match two falls to one. He was eliminated before the finals in the Leyenda de Azul tournament in December of last year. <mask> injured his knee when he caught Valiente on a dive out of the ring. He had to have surgery to repair his injury. His recovery time was expected to be between six and nine months. Los Embajadores del Mal was formed in late 2020 by Vangelis.The team of Audaz, Espritu Negro and Rey Cometa defeated them at Da de Muertos. He left the promotion on September 7, 2021. Comisin de Box y Lucha Libre Mexico D.F. has many accomplishments. The Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre En Busca de un dolo is the Mexican National Light Heavyweight

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title: Stephen Stich

texts: <mask><mask> is an American academic who is a professor of philosophy and cognitive science at Rutgers University. The philosophy of mind is one of <mask>'s main interests. His 1983 book, From Folk Psychology to Cognitive Science: The Case Against Belief, received a lot of attention as he argued for a form of eliminative materialism about the mind. His 1996 book Deconstructing the Mind states that he changed his mind in later years. He was an undergraduate at the University of Pennsylvania from 1960–1964 and a member of the Philomathean Society. He received his degree in 1964. He received his PhD in 1968 under the direction of Paul Benacerraf and Gilbert Harman.He has held full-time teaching positions at University of Michigan, University of Maryland, College Park, University of California, San Diego, and Rutgers University. In February 2005, <mask> joined the University ofSheffield as a professor in the philosophy department. He teaches and works at the Hang Seng Centre for Cognitive Studies, where he occasionally visits. He gave a series of lectures in Paris titled Moral Theory and Cognitive Science: How the Cognitive Science Can Change Traditional Debates, which was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 He was a fellow of the

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texts: American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He became a visiting professor at the University Center for Human Values in 2020. <mask> is best known for his work in the philosophy of mind, cognitive science, and moral psychology.The view that talk of the mental should be replaced with talk of the physical has been argued for in philosophy of mind and cognitive science. Some of his views have changed since then. His more recent views can be found in Deconstructing the Mind. He has used the techniques of experimental philosophy to explore the nature of intuitions in different cultures. The year 2001. A general skepticism about conceptual analysis and the traditional methods of analytic philosophy is reflected in this work. He sketched a form of relativism in the spirit of pragmatism.They are responsible for a theory of how humans understand the mental states of ourselves and others. Their theory is a hybrid, containing elements of both the simulation theory and theory theory, and also aims to explain the mental architecture that enables pretense. "Grammar, Psychology and Indeterminacy" was published in 1972 in the Journal of Philosophy. 825–825. "Empiricism, Innateness and Linguistic Universals" was published in 1978. 33, No. pp.273–286. "Beliefs and Sub-Doxastic States" was published in 1978. 45, No. 4, pp. 499–528. Do animals have beliefs? The Australasian Journal of Philosophy is a journal.57, No. 1, pp. 15–28. From Folk Psychology to Cognitive Science: The Case Against Belief was published in 1983. Could man be an irrational animal? The first part of Synthese, Vol. 64, No.1, pp. 115–135.


title: Stephen Stich

texts: "Reflective Equilibrium, Analytic Epistemology and the Problem of Cognitive Diversity" was published in 1988. 74, No. pp. 39–13. "Connectionism, Eliminativism and the Future of Folk Psychology" was published in 1990.4, pp. 499–533. The Fragmentation of Reason: Preface to a Pragmatic Theory of Cognitive Evaluation was published in 1990. "What is a theory of mental representation?" There is a Mind, Vol. 101, No. pp.243–61 "Naturalizing Epistemology: Quine, Simon and the Prospects for Pragmatism" was published in 1993. The Royal Institute of Philosophy has a supplement on philosophy and cognitive science. Cambridge University Press, pp. 34 1–17. The Oxford University Press has an online text called Deconstructing the Mind. "The Flight to Reference, or How Not to Make Progress in the Philosophy of Science" is a chapter online in 1998.65, No. 1, pp. 3.4–5. "Theory Theory to the Max" is an online text. 13, No. pp. 42–9."Jackson's Empirical Assumptions" is an online text with Jonathan Weinberg. 62, No. pp. 609–609. The Oxford University Press has an online text called Mindreading. "Two Theories about the Cognitive Architecture Underlying Morality", (with Daniel Kelley), Online Philosophy Conference, Online PDF (presently 404), "Collected Papers, Volume 2: Knowledge, Rationality, and Morality, 1978-2010", Oxford University Press, 2012. "Gettier Across Cultures" was written by Edouard Machery, <mask>, David Rose, Amita Chatterjee, Kaori Karasawa, Noel Struchiner, Smita Sirker, Naoki Usui, and Takaaki Hashimoto.51. There is a list of American philosophers, as well as a list of Jean Nicod Prize


title: Camille Lepage

texts: The conflict in the Central African Republic resulted in the death of a French photographer. The first death of a Western journalist in the conflict was described as a murder by the French presidency. <mask> went on to study journalism at the University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands after completing her secondary education in Angers. She worked independently in Africa, most notably in Egypt, South Sudan and the Central African Republic. She moved to South Sudan's capital of Juba in July 2012 after finishing her degree and spent the last few months of her life there. In an interview a year before her death, she was asked about her top moments of her career to date, but she replied, "Not sure I can talk about my 'career' just yet, I'm still just getting started!" Being able to travel to some of the most remote areas, meet wonderful people and be able to document them is amazing.She was a well-known photojournalist and her work has been published in several news outlets. She had worked for several non-governmental organizations. <mask> spoke passionately about the seriousness of the news stories surrounding the Central African Republic conflict that are not covered by the mainstream media. I decided to do it myself and bring some light to them. The UN warned that the Central African Republic was at risk of becoming a genocide. The country was described as "on the verge of genocide" by France. A week before her death, <mask>'s last entries on social media said that she was traveling by motorbike for hours with an anti-balaka militia down routes chosen to avoid checkpoint of African peacekeepers to Amada Gaza about 120 km away from Berbérati.<mask>'s body was found by French troops patrolling in the west of the country in a vehicle driven by anti-balaka rebels. The director of Radio Siriri in the region said she had been in an area where there was intense fighting between the two sides. She became caught up in fighting when she was

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