title: John Eccles (neurophysiologist)

texts: Sir <mask> was an Australian neurophysiologist and philosopher who won the 1963 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work on the sphinx. He shared the prize with two other people. <mask> was born in Australia. His parents, William and Mary Carew, home schooled him until he was 12. He attended Warrnambool High School, where a science wing is named after him, and then finished his education at Melbourne High School. He was awarded a scholarship when he was 17 to study medicine. He started to think about becoming a neuroscientist because he was never able to find a satisfactory explanation for the interaction of mind and body as a medical undergraduate.He received his Doctor of Philosophy from Oxford University in 1929 after receiving a Rhodes Scholarship in 1925. During World War II, he worked on military research in Australia. During this time, the director of the Kanematsu Institute at the Sydney Medical School, and one of his co-workers, gave research lectures at the University of Sydney. He became a professor at the University of New Zealand after the war. He was a professor at the John Curtin School of Medical Research at the Australian National University from 1952 to 1962. At the Feinberg School of Medicine, <mask> worked from 1966 to 1968. The research that led to his receiving the prize was done in the early 1950s.The stretch reflex is a model for studying the connections between the peripheral nervous system and the brain. The motor neuron is connected to the sensory neuron. The motor neuron innervating the quadriceps produced a small excitatory postsynaptic potential when a current is passed into it. An IPSP is produced in the quadriceps motor neuron when a similar current is passed through the hamstring. The motor neuron can

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texts: fire if multiple sensory neurons synapsing onto it cause the motor neuron to fire. IPSPs could prevent the motor neuron from firing if they subtracted from the sum ofEPSPs. There were a number of important developments in neuroscience, apart from these seminal experiments.Prior to 1949, <mask> believed that synaptic transmission was mostly electrical. Some of the experiments which proved chemical synaptic transmission were performed because of his arguments. Some of the research done on the role of acetylcholine in the brain was done by Bernard and <mask>. He was appointed a Knight Bachelor in recognition of his services to research. He won the Australian of the Year Award in 1963. He moved to the US in 1966 to work at the Institute for Biomedical Research in Chicago. He left to become a professor at the University at Buffalo in 1968 because he was unhappy with the working conditions there.He moved to Switzerland after retirement and wrote about the mind-body problem. In 1981 he became a founding member of the World Cultural Council. He was made a Companion of the Order of Australia in recognition of his service to science. He died in Locarno, Switzerland, in 1997. The new wing of the John Curtin School of Medical Research was built with the help of a $63 million grant from the Commonwealth Government. "Now before discussing brain function in detail I will at the beginning give an account of my philosophy on the so-called 'brain-mind problem' so that you will be able to relate the experimental evidence to this." I wrote about this philosophy in my book Facing Reality.In the picture. You will be able to see that I fully accept the recent achievements of Sir Karl Popper with his concept of three worlds. I am a trialist now that I am a dualist.

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title: John Eccles (neurophysiologist)

texts: ways. The core of World 2 is the self or pure ego, which is the basis of our unity as an experiencing being throughout our lifetime. Our primary reality is This World 2.The basis of our knowledge of World 1 is our conscious experiences. I have to consciously carry out my plan of action in the experiment whenever I am doing a scientific experiment because I have to plan it all in my mind. I have to evaluate the results in thought. I have to hear the signals on the loudspeaker or see the traces of the oscilloscope. The various signals from the recording equipment have to be received by my sense organs, transmitted to my brain, and then measured and compared before I can begin to think about the significance of the experimental results. We are always playing backwards and forwards between World 1 and World 2. What is World 3?As shown in the picture. The whole world of culture is 6-1. The world was created by man and made by him. This is my message in which I follow closely. The language is here. All of our means of communication, all of our intellectual efforts, all of the artistic and technological treasures in the museums, all of the artifacts left by man from primitive times, this is World 3 right up to the present time. The world of culture and civilisation is what it is.Each human being is brought into relation with World 3 through education. He becomes fully human when he becomes immersed in it throughout his life. The world that relates to man is called World 3. The world is completely unknown to animals. They can't see all of World 3. I don't have any reservations. This is the beginning of my story.In his late book How the Self Controls Its Brain, <mask> proposed a dualistic mechanism of mind. There were nine children of <mask>. They


title: John Eccles (neurophysiologist)

texts: were married in 1928 and divorced in 1968. After his divorce in 1968, he married a fellow M.D. of Charles University. The two were married until his death. On 2 May 1997 he died in his home.He was buried in Switzerland. Styles Mr and Mrs <mask> and Dr <mask> and Sir <mask> and <mask> and Sir <mask> and Sir <mask> and Sir <mask> and Sir <mask> and <mask> and <mask> and <mask> and Sir <mask> and Sir <mask> and Sir <mask> and Sir <mask> and <mask> and Sir <mask> and Sir <mask> and Sir The principles of neuroscience, Oxford: Clarendon, was published in 1953. The Physiology of Nerve Cells was written in 1957. The Physiology of Synapses was published in 1964. London: Cambridge University Press, 1965, The brain and the unity of conscious experience. The pathways of the central nervous system were discussed in 1969.Facing reality: Philosophical adventures by a Brain Scientist was published in 1970. The understanding of the brain was written in 1973. Karl Popper wrote The Self and Its Brain. The human mystery was published in Berlin in 1979. The Human Psyche was written in 1980. The Wonder of Being Human is a book by Daniel N. Robinson. Mind and Brain: The Many-Faceted Problems was published in 1985.The brain is the creation of the self. The self controls its brain in 1994. There are external links to <mask> on Mind and Brain. There is a theosophical view. Sabbatini is R.M.E. : The brain and its connections. The history of the discovery.There is chemical transmission. Brain & Mind was published in 2004. The Encyclopedia of Religion and Science 1903 births 1997 deaths Alumni of Magdalen College, Oxford Australian Knights Bachelor Australian National University faculty Australian neuroscientists Australian Rhodes Scholars Australian Roman Catholics

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title: Kathleen Baskin-Ball

texts: <mask> was an elder in the United Methodist Church. She was an elder and full member of the North Texas Conference in 1988. She was recognized for her preaching to youth. She was a keynote speaker at the youth conference. She was the first female minister in North Texas to demonstrate high membership and worship attendance growth while serving as senior pastor of a large church. She had a career record of growth in membership, worship attendance, and people joining by profession of faith. On December 2, 2008, Baskin-Ball passed away from cancer.Suncreek United Methodist Church was the senior pastor from 2001 to 2008. In 1981 there was a degree in psychology from North Texas State University. The Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University has a degree in theology. Baskin-Ball was the first woman in the North Texas Conference of the UMC to enter seminary after completing her undergraduate education. The women who were dained by the North Texas Conference were entering ministry as a second career. Baskin-Ball had a Profession of Faith/Worship attendance index value in 2002. This index shows how many people join the profession of faith for every 100 people in worship.This is the highest value ever recorded for a female minister. Baskin-Ball was the first female minister from the North Texas Conference to be elected as a delegate. The election was for the General Conference. Baskin-Ball was the first female minister in North Texas to serve as the senior pastor of a church with an average annual attendance of 500 or more. This happened at Suncreek United Methodist Church. Baskin-Ball had a total cumulative average annual worship


title: Kathleen Baskin-Ball

texts: the Perkins School of Youth Ministry.Baskin-Ball was the speaker at the 2008 Hopkins Lectures. She was a Rejebian lecturer. Baskin-Ball received an award for excellence in word and worship. Lovers Lane United Methodist Church presented it. There are links to video of sermons in External Links. The 2008 General Conference of the United Methodist Church elected Baskin-Ball as Chair of the Higher Ministry and Higher Education Legislation Committee. In the 2006 Reader's Choice Awards sponsored by Star Community Newspapers, Baskin-Ball was named the best pastor in the county.Baskin-Ball was appointed to start a new Hispanic church in 1989. The Dallas Morning News said that the area was one of the most impoverished in the nation with an adjusted per capita income less than that of Mexico. She took a 5-week Spanish course in Cuernavaca, Mexico, because she knew little Spanish. She started the church by going door to door. Hispanic and African American members formed a vibrant multi-ethnic congregation. Rev. On Sundays Baskin-Ball preached in both English and Spanish.They became a United Methodist Church in April 1994. She received a leadership award for her work in the community of West Dallas. The Perkins School of Youth Ministry was founded by Baskin-Ball. There is a national training event for youth ministers. Baskin-Ball introduced many churches to the Proyecto Abrigo in Juarez, Mexico. A small neighborhood in the outskirts of Juarez was christened after <mask>-Ball. There is a plaque in the neighborhood.The Dallas Morning News has a story on women worth watching. The Dallas Morning News has a video of a sermon at the First United Methodist Church of


title: Gerrie Coetzee

texts: A South African former professional boxer named <mask> competed from 1974 to 1986 and in 1993 and 1997. He was the first African to win a world title, having held the WBA title from 1983 to 1984. He has knockout wins against Michael Dokes and Leon Spinks, as well as a draw with Pinklon Thomas. One of <mask>'s nicknames, "The Bionic Hand", came about because of persistent troubles with his right hand, which required the insertion of several corrective items during three surgeries. His nickname in South Africa was "Sore Little Hands" and it was named after him. On the night of 14 September 1974, <mask> beat 19 fight veteran and fellow South African Christian Roos by a decision of four to rise to championship contention. <mask> had a string of victories in his homeland.<mask> defeated South African Mike Schutte, who had been considered as a potential opponent for Muhammad Ali, in addition to his win over Roos. Other notable wins included defeating former world title challengers Ron Stander, Randy Stephens and Pierre Fourie, as well as a first-round knockout of Leon Spinks. The majority of <mask>'s fights were held in his native South Africa. In the fight with Spinks, the former champion attacked <mask> and pressured him, throwing punches from many angles and trying to

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texts: steam-roll the South African. The former world champion was knocked down by a short right hand from <mask>. The first roundtechnical knockout was recorded when <mask> dropped Spinks two more times. <mask>'s win improved his reputation as a real title threat in the post-Ali landscape.First world title attempt <mask> as the #2 contender was matched with John Tate for the title that had been left vacant by Muhammad Ali's retirement. Blacks were allowed into the venue for the first time at the bout. The first African to challenge for a world title was <mask>. After holding his own early, the Boksburg Bomber faded from the middle of the bout onward. Tate won a decision. In his early years as a fighter, <mask> struggled with self-confidence, particularly in measuring up to American fighters. <mask> was against apartheid.The first major boxing event in South Africa to change the face of sports in apartheid was the fight between Bob Foster and Pierre Fourie. The foundations for racially mixed boxing were laid here. The system of white, black and supreme titles was abolished after mixed bouts between South Africans were legalized in 1977. The first multiracial South African title fights took place on 27 November 1976, when <mask> defeated James Mathatho with a seventh round knockout

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texts: round to become South Africa's first world Heavyweight title holder. He is the first white world champion in 23 years.The fight was called "Upset of the Year" in 1983. <mask>'s right hand was broken after Dokes knocked him out, and he needed surgery five days after the fight, in New York City. There was much talk about a unification bout with the recognized best fighter in the division and now International Boxing Federation Champion,Holmes, in 1984 and a contract for a lucrative bout was signed. Most people recognized him as the real champion because he only had one of the title belts. The backer of the bout, JPD Sports out of Dallas, Texas, was unable to raise the original purse necessary. The promotion fell through after Caesar's Palace spoke of saving it. The bout wasn't made because of Don King's involvement as <mask>'s promoter, as well as Larry Holmes' split with King.The bout would have earned both of them a lot of money. <mask> to fight as a contender for <mask>'s belt. <mask> had been recognized as the best fighter in the world since 1978, <mask> could not face him.The fight was canceled after <mask> re-injured his hand during training camp, requiring further surgery. The real #1 contender David Bey refused to go to South Africa as described in "Only in America:

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texts: The Life and Crimes of Don King" by Jack Newfield, so he became the #1. Page was stigmatized because he failed to win big fights. In the immediate post-Ali era, his size, speed and coordination were seen as portending great expectations of achievement. As against James Tillis, Page was seen as lazy and unmotivated. Page did less posing and more fighting in this bout. <mask> was seen delivering a lot of trash talking and doing less punching in bouts against Weaver and Tate.Page was in better shape than when he lost to Bey. While sloppy, <mask> was getting his own shots. <mask>'s power was affected by the challenger's strong chin. The two were moving in the same direction. <mask>'s lack of defense was more evident than usual, and he was a sitting duck for Page's counter-punching and his once dependable chin seemed to fail him, being stung and hurt often. He was scoring with his left hand. He was dropped in the 6th round in a foul and in the 7th legitimate.Page was taking advantage of <mask>. As the bout wore on, it was <mask> who was the "puncher", losing the skirmishes and being hurt. He was knocked out in the 8th round. There was controversy. While <mask> was on the canvas, the bell should have rung and the referee should have waved off the count. This would have allowed

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texts: <mask> to continue. The round in question ran for almost a minute too long.Page was declared the winner by knockout in eight despite this. <mask> and his camp wanted a second chance. Page had beaten Tony Tubbs several times in the amateurs. After losing his title, <mask> tried to come back. He beat James " Quick" Tillis by a decision in ten. Next was a trip to England to fight Frank Bruno. A shot at the title would be taken by Tim Witherspoon, who had defeated Tubbs.<mask> was knocked out in the first round. He came back twice in the 1990s, winning by knockout in three against Dave Fiddler and Wes Turner, and then defeating Dan Komiscki in three. <mask> was knocked out in round two of the WBB SuperHeavyweight title match by Iran Barkley, who went on to win the title in ten. The Order of Ikhamanga South African male boxers are recipients of the Professional boxing record References External links 1955 births Living people Afrikaner people South African people of Dutch


title: Amanda Knox

texts: She is an American author, activist, and journalist. She spent almost four years in an Italian prison after being wrongly convicted of the murder of a fellow exchange student. The Italian Supreme Court of Appeals acquitted the American in 2015. After returning to her and Kercher's apartment following a night spent with her boyfriend, she called the police after finding her roommate's bedroom door locked and blood in the bathroom. During the police interrogations that followed, the conduct of which is a matter of dispute, <mask> implicated herself and her employer, Patrick Lumumba, in the murder. Lumumba was released after being arrested for Kercher's murder. They were sentenced to 26 and 25 years in prison, respectively, in the initial trial.Rudy Guede was arrested a short time later after bloodstained fingerprints were found on his possessions. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison after being found guilty of murder in a fast-track trial. An Italian court ruled that he could complete his community service. There were complaints that the prosecution was using character assassination tactics because of the negative publicity in Italian media. U.S. forensic experts thought evidence at the crime scene was incompatible with her involvement, which caused international controversy. A successful prosecution appeal against her acquittal at a second-level trial continued after she was freed in 2011. On March 27, 2015, Italy's highest court ruled in favor of Sollecito.The conviction for committing calunnia against Lumumba was upheld by all courts. On January 14, 2016 she


title: Amanda Knox

texts: was acquitted of calunnia for saying she had been struck by policewomen. An activist, an author, and a journalist are what <mask> became. Her memoir became a best seller. In December of last year, it was announced that the show would be produced by Vice Media. The eldest of three daughters born to Edda Mellas, a mathematics teacher originally from Germany, and her husband, a vice president of finance for Macy's, was born on July 9, 1987, in Seattle, Washington. They were raised in West Seattle.When she was 10 years old, her mother remarried to Chris Mellas, an information technology consultant. At the age of 15, she traveled to Italy with her family. She visited Rome, Pisa, the Amalfi Coast, and the ruins of Pompeii on her first trip to Italy. Her interest in the country increased after reading Under the Tuscan Sun. He studied linguistics at the University of Washington after graduating from the Seattle Preparatory School. She made the dean's list in 2007. She used part-time jobs to pay for her academic year in Italy.The 20-year-old was described as outgoing but unwary by his relatives. Her stepfather was against her going to Italy that year because he thought she was too nave. Perugia is a more popular destination for foreign students because it has fewer tourists than Florence. The city had not had a murder for 20 years, but its prosecutors were responsible for some of Italy's most controversial murder cases. The 2002 conviction of a former Prime Minister for ordering the murder of a journalist led to complaints that the justice system had gone crazy. The


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texts: go to jail for thirty years if she asked for a lawyer. Ficarra and Zugarini said that during the interview, <mask> was given food, water, hot drinks, and a bathroom. They said that he was not hit at any time, that he was asked about a lawyer but did not have one, and that he was interviewed "firmly but politely". Under pressure, she made a false statement that she had been home when the murder occurred, and that she thought the murderer was Lumumba, who she knew had been serving customers at his bar all that night. They were taken into custody and charged with the murder.On November 11 she had her first meeting with her legal counsel. Napoleoni was in charge of a major investigation for the first time in her career after Chiacchiera dropped out of the investigation. Customers who were at Lumumba's bar on the night of the murder gave him a complete alibi. After his fingerprints were found under the body, he was extradited back to Italy. They were charged with committing the murder together. The charges were endorsed by a panel of three judges on November 30. In an interview with Mignini, she said she had been manipulated by police interrogators into accusing Lumumba and implicating herself.A best-selling Italian book whose author imagined or invented incidents that were purported to have occurred in <mask>'s private life became the subject of unprecedented pre- trial media coverage. Italy reformed its inquisitorial system in 1989. The changes intended to remove inquisitorial continuity between the investigatory phase and the basis for a decision at trial, but in

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texts: Guede did not mention that he and Sollecito were in the building on the night of the murder. He denied involvement in the murder after his account changed.He was extradited to Italy from Germany on December 6. A special fast track procedure was used to try Guede. He wasn't charged with having a knife. He did not testify and was not questioned about his statements. The official judges' report on the conviction stated that he had not had a knife or stabbed the victim, or stolen any of the victim's possessions. The later prosecution of <mask> was supported by the finding that Guede must have had an accessory. The judges decided that he wouldn't have faked a break-in because it would have pointed to him, since he was already known to police for previous break-ins.The judges decided against allowing Guede to get in by simply knocking on the door because they didn't think she would open the cottage door to him. He had said that the confrontation started at the entry door. One legal commentator thought that insufficient consideration had been given to the possibility that Guede had called at the house on a pretext and murdered her after she opened the door to him. In October 2008, a jury found Guede guilty of the sexual assault and murder of Kercher and sentenced him to 30 years' imprisonment. He was sentenced to 16 years in prison. He was given an early release in December 2020 and allowed to finish his sentence with community service. He spoke against his early release because he was dissatisfied with it.In the first trial of the couple, they pleaded not guilty to


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texts: verdict report was a judicial reference point and that he had not acted alone. According to the Nencini verdict report, there must have been a clean up to remove traces of <mask> from the building. The report said that the signs of a break-in were staged. It didn't consider the possibility that he was responsible for faking a break-in. Although not part of the defense's team of experts, Professor Peter Gill, an authority on the forensic use of DNA, publicly said that the case against <mask> and Sollecito was misconceived because they had a legitimate excuse for their DNA being present on Sollecito's According to Gill, the fragment from Sollecito's bra clasp could have been transferred to the bedroom on the latex gloves used by investigators, if Sollecito had touched the handle of the door while trying to force it.On March 27, 2015, the Supreme Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the prosecution, acquitting them of the murder. The defamation conviction was upheld but she was sentenced to three years in prison. Rather than declaring that there were errors in the earlier court cases or that there was not enough evidence to convict, the court ruled that the two were innocent of involvement in the murder. According to the report, the prosecutors who won the original murder conviction failed to prove a "whole truth" to back their case. The lower court had been guilty of "culpable omissions" in ignoring expert testimony that showed the evidence was contaminated. Italy was ordered to pay compensation by the European Court of Human Rights for violating her rights in the


title: Amanda Knox

texts: hours after her arrest. Italy was ordered to pay US$20,800 for not giving her a lawyer or interpreter when she was first held.After returning to the United States, she completed her degree and worked on a book about her case. She was followed by people. Her family incurred large debts from the years of supporting her in Italy and were left insolvent, the proceeds from Waiting to Be Heard: A Memoir having gone to pay legal fees to her Italian lawyers. A reviewer and journalist for the West Seattle Herald, and later subsumed into Westside Seattle, and attended events of the Innocence Project. In an interview, she said she was dedicating herself to writing and activism for the wrongly accused. The gendered nature of public shaming was examined in The Scarlet Letter Reports. The Truth About True Crime is hosted by <mask>.She is a featured speaker at non-profits. She was a keynote speaker at a conference on criminal justice in Italy in June of 2019. Christopher Robinson is connected to the Robinson Newspapers. The birth of their daughter was announced in an interview with the New York Times. After she was freed, Diane Sawyer was the first to interview her. The film is an American true crime television film that aired on the Lifetime network. The Face of an Angel was written by Paul Viragh and directed by Michael Winterbottom.The book Angel Face was the inspiration for the film. Kate Beckinsale is in the film. There will be a film based on the story. The actor and director ripped off her story without her consent at the expense of her reputation. There are links to a


title: Cedar Walton

texts: On January 17, 1934, <mask>, Jr. was born. He was a member of The Jazz Messengers and established a long career as a band leader and composer. His compositions have become jazz standards, including "Mosaic", "Bolivia", "Holy Land", "Mode for Joe" and "Ugetsu/Fantasy in D". He was born in Dallas, Texas. His mother was an aspiring concert pianist and took him to jazz performances around Dallas. Nat King Cole, Bud Powell, Thelonious Monk and Art Tatum are some of the major influences on piano. He started listening to these artists' recordings when he was young.After briefly attending Dillard University in New Orleans, he entered the University of Denver as a composition major, but was encouraged to switch to a music-education program with the goal of a career in the local public school system. He learned to play and arrange for various instruments as a result of this. The promise of New York City was something that <mask> was interested in. He left school in 1955 to go to New York City with a friend. He was recognized by Johnny Garry, who ran Birdland. When he was drafted into the U.S. Army, he cut short his

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texts: Records after he left the Messengers. He released his own recordings there as well as recording with other people.He recorded with Lee Morgan from 1966 to 1968 as Abbey Lincoln's accompanist. He was the leader of the group Mobius. He arranged and recorded for Etta James in the late 1990s and early 2000s, helping her win aGrammy Award for best jazz vocal album in 1994. "Bolivia", "Firm Roots", "Holy Land", "Mode for Joe", and "Cedar's Blues" are some of the jazz standards that have been created by <mask>. "Fantasy in D" was recorded as "Ugetsu" in 1963, and as "Polar AC" in 1971 by Freddie Hubbard. The National Endowment for the Arts named him a Jazz Master in January of 2010. He died at his home in Brooklyn, New York at the age of 80 after a brief illness.Billy Higgins was the drummer for The Magic Triangle Walton from the mid-1960s to the 1990s. In 1965, Eddie Harris's The In SoundLP and Higgins's first album, Cedar!, were recorded. The year 1967. Throughout the 1970s and '80s, they continued to play and record together. The Magic Triangle was formed in the early 1970s by bassist Sam Jones. They played on


title: Cedar Walton

texts: several 1970s albums by Art Farmer, including Jordan's Glass Bead Games and Farmer's Art Farmer Quintet at Boomers. The Magic Triangle on Stage, Firm Roots, and The Highest Mountain were all released by Jordan, though they did not record as The Magic Triangle.They recorded live and studio recordings of Hank Mobley, Gene Ammons and Sonny Stitt. During this period, Louis Hayes was sometimes used for live performances. In 1975, The Magic Triangle became the core of the Eastern Rebellion jazz collective, which featured (at different times) saxophonists George Coleman and Bob Berg. There were seven albums released by Eastern Rebellion between 1975 and 1994. David "Happy" Williams joined them on the four Eastern Rebellion recordings after the death of Sam Jones. Throughout the 1980s and early 1990s, <mask>, Williams, and Higgins recorded regularly. There were recordings by Freddie Hubbard, Stanley Turrentine, Junior Cook, Bobby Hutcherson, Frank Morgan, and other bassists in place of Williams.The Sweet Basil trio recorded two live albums in 1991 at the Sweet Basil Jazz Club with bassist Ron Carter. A record with


title: Cedar Walton

texts: Williams on bass was recorded in 1993. The <mask> canon from the seventies is some of the best jazz ever recorded, if I had to pick only one from that collaboration for a desert isle. Discography was a leader and co-leader in 1967. 1969: The Electric Boogaloo Song (Prestige) The Night at Boomers was published in 1973. A Night at Boomers, Vol. 1 was published in 1973.This is the moment with Kenny Dorham. Blue Spring was with Cannonball Adderley. Something in Common (Muse, 1977) with Sam Jones Seven Minds and Bearcat. On Stage Vol. 1 was published in 1975. On Stage Vol. 2 was published in 1975. The Highest Mountain (Steeplechase, 1975) has Kimiko Kasai. Abbey Lincoln Abbey Is Blue was written by Pat Martino.(Prestige, 1967, New York Time, 2006). Blue Mitchell The Cup Bearers (Riverside, 1962) Boss Horn (Blue Note, 1966) Summer Soft with Frank Morgan. Love, Lost & Found is a song by Lee Morgan. David "Fathead" Newman Resurgence! The births of African-American jazz musicians and American male pianists took place in 1934. The Jazz Messengers members are Mainstream Records artists Muse Records and musicians from


title: Jacqueline MacInnes Wood

texts: <mask> is a Canadian actress, musician and television personality. She won two Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her role in The Bold and the Beautiful. She has hosted the E! network and starred in a horror film. There is a series Party On. The daughter of James C<mask> and <mask> was born in Windsor, Ontario. She has Scottish, French and Brazilian ancestry. Her half sister was the wife of the late NHL player, Bob Probert.Alasdair Gillies is her great uncle. At the Centre for the Arts, <mask> took acting classes. The role of the "hair girl" in a commercial for First Choice Haircutters was played by The Bold and the Beautiful <mask>. She moved to Toronto at the age of 18 to pursue an acting career. She played the contract role of Steffy Forrester on the American CBS daytime soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful. <mask> has been noted as being a "bitch-nasty" vixen who is strong willed. <mask> said in 2011 that he loved playing her and developing her character.She is different from me. It allows my alter ego to come out on The Bold and The Beautiful five days a week. <mask> received her first nomination for Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series in 2012 for her portrayal of Steffy. She said that she was about to shoot a scene in Italy when she learned of her nomination. The water was 54 degrees. Brad Bell came up to me and asked how it felt to be nominated. The scenes in which Steffy is told of the end of her affair with Bill were submitted by <mask>.<mask> was nominated in the same category for the second year in a row, this time for the scene in which she presented Liam with signed annulment papers. <mask> decided not to renew her contract with the show in order to take another break. <mask> is taking a break

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texts: from B&B, as she has done in the past, according to a representative for the show. She remains as the character of 'Steffy Forrester' and is continuing to tape, currently with episodes airing through July 2013). <mask> decided to stay with the series on a recurring basis. In April 2015, it was announced that <mask> would reprise her role on B&B on a contract basis. <mask> received a nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series.<mask> became the fifth actress overall to have been nominated in all three drama performer categories when she was nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series. <mask> won her first Daytime Emmy in the Lead Actress category. <mask> won the Lead Actress category for the second year in a row. She starred in her first feature film in 2011. <mask>'s casting was announced in September of 2010 and filming began in British Columbia, Canada. This is the fifth film in the franchise. The character was portrayed by <mask>.The character was described as a smart mouthed beauty who wears glasses, and was caught in a stomach-churning situation that will make viewers cringe in their seats, which was a risky eye procedure which <mask> was terrified to do. Final Destination 5 was a critical and commercial success, grossing over $157 million at the American Box Office, and becoming the highest-rated film from the franchise at the website Rotten Tomatoes, where it has been awarded a "Fresh" rating, consisting of 61% positive reviews from film critics. Her performance received positive feedback. Arrow began airing on The CW in October 2012 and had a guest role by <mask>. Caity Lotz replaced her as Sara Lance. Arrow received positive reviews and ratings from over 4 million people. <mask> played opposite Shawn Roberts in

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title: Jacqueline MacInnes Wood

texts: Her Husband's Betrayal, a Lifetime television film.The film was released on 2 August. In July of last year, <mask> appeared on the comedy series Anger Management. On September 1st, the episode aired. <mask> is an occasional disc jockey and singer. In January 2012 she released her first single, "After Hours". The "After Hours" music video was described as "naughty" by Jamey Giddens of Zap2it. <mask>, who is described by Zap2it as a "vixen", covered the mini calendar.On August 22, it was announced that <mask> would host an upcoming E! show. Party On is a series that is dedicated to exposing the best party scenes the world has to offer. Vice president of programming and development for the network, Jeff Olde, stated: "We are excited to take viewers around the globe and behind the velvet ropes for fun in the sun at only the hottest, most elite vacation locale." David stated, "We all see a wonderful opportunity to produce something very new and different given the high end glamour and sun soaked mischief that Europe has to offer." The series aired on 5 December. <mask> is a supporter of pet rescue organizations, devoting time to spreading awareness via social activism, as well as volunteering with charitable initiatives benefiting animal rescue. <mask> and Ruspoli were married in July of last year.The couple's first child was born in March of 2019. <mask> gave birth to their second son in February of 2021. <mask> exclusively told People that she was pregnant with her third child. They live in Los Angeles, California with their children. 2012: "After Hours" Awards and nominations References External links 1987 births Living people Actresses from Windsor, Ontario Canadian people of Brazilian descent Canadian people of French descent Canadian people of Scottish

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title: Ed Dorn

texts: <mask> was an American poet and teacher who was associated with the Black Mountain poets. Gunslinger is his most famous work. The person was born in Illinois. He was raised in poverty during the Great Depression. He attended a one-room school. He studied at the University of Illinois and Black Mountain College. He came into contact with Charles Olson at Black Mountain, who influenced his literary worldview and his sense of himself as a poet.One of the poets associated with Black Mountain and with Charles Olson was Robert Duncan, who was the final examiner at Black Mountain. After leaving Black Mountain in 1951, he traveled to the Pacific Northwest and met his first wife, who he married in 1954. The setting for his autobiographical novel By the Sound was Washington state, where his family settled after two years of travel. He published the magazine Wild Dog at Idaho State University. His first book of poetry, The Newly Fallen, was published in 1961. William Morrow & Co. Press commissioned a book from <mask> in 1965, when he was on Indian reservations. Donald Davie invited him to join the faculty at the Literature Department he was creating at the new University of Essex.He spent most of the next five years in England, where he published several collections of poems and wrote Book 1 of Gunslinger. He started working with Gordon Brotherston on translations from Latin American texts. He met his second wife. He spent the 1970s as an academic migrant, teaching at over half a dozen universities across the country. He collaborated with the printer and artist team in San Francisco on a number of

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title: Ed Dorn

texts: projects, including the comic book format of Recollections of Gran Apachera''. In 1977 he accepted a professorship at the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he taught for the rest of his life, directing the Creative Writing Program and editing the literary newspaper Rolling Stock. He was openly gay."Aid(e) Memoire" warned those who were screwed that they should drink directly from the sewer. He gave the "Aids Award for Poetry" to several gay poets. He started working on Languedoc Variorum: A Defense of Heresy and Heretics after visiting Paul Valery University in Montpellier. He was writing a poem called Westward Haut. During the last two and a half years of his life, he wrote poems for the posthumously published Chemo Sabe, reporting on his cancer treatments. Gunslinger is his main work. Gunslinger is a long poem.The first part was published in 1968. The Collected Poems is one of the important publications. Stephen King named the first novel of The Dark Tower series, "The Gunslinger," in honor of the poem by <mask>. "We need help, the Poet reckoned" was King's opening line in the prologue and epilogue of "The Stand". <mask> died of Pancreatic Cancer on December 10, 1999 in Denver, Colorado. His papers can be found at the University of Connecticut and Indiana University at Bloomington. He taught at Idaho State University at Pocatello, the University of Essex in England, and Northeastern Illinois University at Chicago.He met his second wife during his time in Essex. In the early 1970s, as a visiting poet at Kent State University, <mask>, along with British poet and editor Eric Mottram,

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title: Ed Dorn

texts: was a mentor and supporter of Gerald Casale and Bob Lewis. The Newly Fallen was published by Totem Press in New York. Totem Press is in New York. From Gloucester Out, Matrix Press, London. Idaho Out was published in London. In 1965, geography was published by Fulcrum Press in London.The North Atlantic turbine was published in 1967. Gunslinger: Book II, Black Sparrow Press 1969: The Midwest Is That Space Between the Buffalo Statler and the Lawrence Eldridge. 2012: Collected Poems, Carcanet Press. Beach, Christopher (1992) ABC of Influence: Ezra Pound and the Remaking of American Poetic Tradition was published by the University of California Press. <mask>: A World of Difference was written by Clark Tom. North Atlantic Books is in Berkeley. <mask>'s Slinger and the Sixties is the subject of A Pageant of Its Time.There are studies in modern poetry. Peter Lang Publishing is in New York. "Death of a Gunslinger: An Obituary on <mask>rn for America" was written by William Levy. Issue 4 of Exquisite Corpse. William McPheron was named <mask>. The Western Writers Series is at Boise State University. The Lost America of Love was written by Sherman Paul.Louisiana State University Press is in Baton Rouge. "Dinner with Slinger" is part of Thus Spake the Corpse, An Exquisite Corpse Reader. The second book is fictions, travels and translations. Black Sparrow Press is in Santa Rosa. "Transcript of an Ed Dorn Rant" was published in Jack Magazine. Streeter's ed. A list of <mask>'s works.The Phoenix Bookshop is in New York. Donald Wesling, ed. <mask>'s poetryInternal Resistances: The Poetry of <mask> was

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title: Sol Mercado

texts: <mask> is a Filipino-American professional basketball player who last played for the NorthPort Batang Pier of the Philippine Basketball Association. <mask> was drafted by the Alaska Aces as the fifth pick in the 2008 PBA draft. He was traded to the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters along with Eddie Laure and the second round picks of Alaska. He scored a record 29 points in his debut, the most by a rookies in his debut since Asi Taulava did it for Mobiline. He became one of the best point guards in the league. Rain or Shine would have gone farther in the Fiesta Conference if it weren't for his injury in the semifinal series against the Ginebra Kings. <mask> was second in the voting for theRookie of the Year.<mask> was the team's top scorer with 13.5 points per game and he was also the team's leader with 4.5 assists per night. He led the rookies in turnovers per game and ranked seventh overall in his first season. He always led the Painters to winning games and was the team's cornerstone. He scored 28 points in the knockout game against the Coca-Cola Tigers. They lost to the Purefoods Tender Juicy Giants. He scored 45 points in the eliminations against the B-Meg Derby Ace Llamados. In a come from behind win, he delivered crucial plays despite fouling out.He had a triple double with 16 points, 15 assists and 9 rebound against the Llamados. They lost in the fifth game of the series. The three-way trade between Meralco, Rain or Shine and Air21 was one of the biggest in the history of the league. <mask> and

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title: Sol Mercado

texts: Paolo Bugia were shipped to Beau Belga. He was able to do the same things he did with the Elasto Painters. It wasn't enough for the Bolts to get past the eliminations of the other conference. He along with Kelly Nabong, Jaypee Belencion and Yousif Aljamal were traded to GlobalPort Batang Pier.<mask> was traded for Alex Cabagnot before the start of the Commissioner's Cup. <mask> changed his jersey number at the start of the Governors' Cup. The trade that brought <mask> back to GlobalPort happened before the Philippine Cup trade deadline. On January 8, 2015, Barako Bull gave up Denok Miranda and a second round pick in exchange for <mask>. <mask> was traded to Ginebra on May 4, 2015, before the start of the Governors' Cup. <mask> says he is in his best shape of his career and will do anything for Ginebra. <mask>'s new team lost in his debut against the team that drafted him.Rajko Toroman personally selected him along with Kelly Williams and Asi Taulava. He played for the Philippines in the Asian Games and William Jones Cup. Mercado is a personal life Mercado is a personal life Mercado is a personal life Mercado is a personal life Mercado is a personal life Mercado is a personal life Mercado is a personal life Mercado is a personal life Mercado is a personal life Mercado is a personal life Mercado is a personal life Mercado is a On October 20, 2016 after Ginebra won their first title, they ended their relationship. Basketball players at the 2010 Asian Games are from California and Barako Bull Energy

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title: Miikka Kiprusoff

texts: moved to the Swedish Elitserien where he played two seasons as their top goalie before returning to TPS in 1998. He dominated the SM-liiga that year, finishing the season with a record of 26–6–6 and a GAA of 1.85 and led to the Finns' 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519He was named the best goalie in 1998–99 and the best player in the playoffs. The Kentucky Thoroughblades are an American Hockey League affiliate of the San Jose Sharks. He helped Kentucky win its first division title in 2000 and finished fourth in the League with a 2.48 GAA. He began the 2000–01) season with Kentucky, where he had a record of 19–9–6 with two shutouts in 39 games. He was called up to San Jose on March 5, 2001 after starting his second-consecutive All-Star Game. He earned his first win in the NHL on March 29 in relief of the starter. He started against Anaheim on April 8 and won his second game.Nabokov missed Game 4 of the Stanley Cup playoffs because of the flu. Making his second career start, <mask> made 39 saves in the victory. He was the first Finn to win an NHL playoff game. After playing in only four of the first 21 games, he was sent to the Cleveland Barons on a


title: Miikka Kiprusoff

texts: conditioning assignment. He won all four games he played in Cleveland and was named the player of the week. He recorded his first NHL shutout in a 6–0 win over the Florida panthers on January 5, 2002. As a holdout player without a contract, Nabokov gave <mask> a chance to become the starter.Despite the opportunity, <mask> struggled, losing his first three games and posting a 5.65 GAA in that time, forcing the Sharks' hand, as they quickly agreed to terms with Nabokov on a new contract. His season ended with a knee injury, after he was demoted to the backup role. The Sharks offered him a new contract despite his poor season. There was speculation of a trade after the 2003– 2004 season when he was competing with Vesa Toskala for the backup spot behind Nabokov. He did not play in any games through the first quarter of the season as he was demoted to third-string status. After Roman Turek suffered an injury, he was traded to the Flames in exchange for a second-round draft pick. In his first game with the Flames, he recorded 22 saves in a 2–1 victory over the Montreal Habs.Between November 20 and December 29 he gave up one goal or fewer 11 times. He was named the defensive player of the month for December by the League, but injured his knee at the end of the month and was out of the lineup for four weeks. After his return, he was counted on to lead the Flames to the playoffs for the first time in eight years. The

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title: Miikka Kiprusoff

texts: dividends early in the season, as he lost only three of his first 17 decisions, leading his teammates to compare his early performance to his first year in the city. He finished in the top ten in the League in wins, save percentage and GAA and while considered a potential candidate for the Vezina Trophy, he was not named a finalist in part due to the fact the Flames failed to qualify for the 2010 playoffs. The Flames struggled early in the 2010–11 season, and as a result, they became a target of the fans' jeering. He admitted that he was trying to return his play to where he wanted it to be. In February, he won his 250th game as a member of the Flames in a 9–1 victory over the Colorado Avs. He became the first goalie in NHL history to record a whitewash in an outdoor game when he blanked Montreal in the Heritage Classic. He was the first goalie in 25 years to stop two penalty shots in a single game, in a March 4 game against Columbus.On February 8, 2012 <mask> became the 27th goalie to record a win. He reached the mark with a victory over his former team. A knee injury forced him out of the lineup for a month in the 2012–13 season, but a victory in his return marked his 300th win as a member of the Flames. At the NHL trade deadline last year, the Toronto Maple Leafs attempted to acquire <mask>, but he elected not to waive his no-trade clause, despite speculation that he intended to retire at the end of the


title: Miikka Kiprusoff

texts: season. The Flames formally announced his retirement on September 9, 2013, after it was reported in June that the goaltender had informed the national team that he had decided to end his playing career. He was the Flames' franchise leader in wins, shutouts, and games played by a goaltender. At the 1994 European Junior Ice Hockey Championships, he played in three games for the Finns.He was on the team that finished fourth and sixth at the 1995 and 1996 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships. At the 1999 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships, he recorded a 1.16 goals against average in four games, but lost the final in overtime. The team lost the final in overtime for the second year in a row. The Finn was offered a spot on the team for the 2002 Winter Olympics, but turned it down because he wanted to focus on his career in North America. The starting goaltender for the 2004 World Cup of Hockey was <mask> <mask>, who shut out the Czech Republic. He led the upstart Finns into the championship game against Canada with four wins and a tie. Canada defeated the Finns in spite of his 30 saves.The head coach of the Finns said that he was proud of his team's effort in the final. The need to rest a hip injury was the reason why he declined an invitation to play at the 2006 Winter Olympics. The fact that he did not miss a game with the Flames due to the injury led some to question if he was injured at all. Country-mate Teemu

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title: John Thomas Barber Beaumont

texts: He was a British army officer, painter, author, and philanthropist. He projected a settlement in South America in the insurance business. <mask> was born on December 21, 1774 in the parish of St Marylebone, London, and assumed the name of "<mask>" in 1812 for unknown reasons. The artist focused on history and miniature painting. He was a miniature painter for the Duke of Clarence, the future king of Great Britain, and his works were displayed at the Royal Academy of Arts in London. His students included <mask>. The Duke of Cumberland's Sharp Shooters was formed when Napoleon threatened to invade England.One time he held a target in Hyde Park, London and the corps fired at it from a distance of 150 yards. The corps changed its name to Queen Victoria's Rifles in 1835. The Provident Institution and Savings Bank was established in Covent Garden. He founded the County Fire and the Provident Life insurance offices. He took on <mask> in a publicity war. The County Fire office in Regent Street was decorated with lamps to celebrate her victory over George IV in the battle for the royal divorce bill. He secured the committal of Thurtell and associates to Newgate Prison after resisting a fraudulent claim made on the fire company.<mask> tried to kill <mask> after taking up the quarrel. In 1839, he wrote a letter to The Times about the fraudulent insurance office, the West Middlesex. During his stay in London, Bernardino Rivadavia,

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title: John Thomas Barber Beaumont

texts: an investor in South America and supporter of its independence from colonial rule, established the Rio de La Plata Agricultural Association with shares held by other people. British people settled at Entre Ros and San Pedro in Argentina in the 19th century. The war between the United Provinces of the Ro de la Plata and the Empire of Brazil made communication difficult. The troubled affairs of the intended colony were described in a book written by the son of a man who tried to help the remaining colonists. The Board of Stamps charged the company with defrauding the Inland Revenue, but they were defeated.The Bank for Savings was founded in London's Covent Garden district in 1835. <mask> was a member of both the Geological Society and the Society of Antiquaries of London. He died at his Regent Street home. The illustrated Tour was published in South Wales. He wrote articles about defence and sharpshooting in the Weekly Register. He published an essay on criminal Jurisprudence in 1821. In Mile End, E1, in London's Borough of Tower Hamlets, the Beaumont Philosophical Institution was founded in the 19th century.The square was part of a housing development and the institution was on the north-west corner. It was created for the benefit of the people in the neighborhood. The temperance meeting was led by Philip Henry Stanhope, 4th Earl Stanhope. The institution had a museum, reading room, and chapel. In 1841, when he died, he


title: John Thomas Barber Beaumont

texts: left a large amount of money for the upkeep of the institute. There were singing classes and concerts in the museum in the 19th century. The chapel used to be used for broad-minded services, where the ministers were Philip Harwood and <mask>.The founder's "moral lectures" for Sunday mornings had been moved to weekday evenings and the founder's income went to concerts. The initial trustees of the institution were fellows with Henry B. Kerr and Alexander Henderson. It closed down in 1879 in its original form. The People's Palace was built by the Trust on the Mile End Road site of the old Bancroft's School and was designed by Edward Robert Robson. It was later taken over by East London College. The New People's Palace was built after fire damage in 1931 and opened in 1937. The founding of Queen Mary, University of London, which now has a Barber Beaumont Chair of Humanities, was preceded by the Institute.The ruling family of Sark are related to the family of <mask>. William Spencer <mask> served in the 14th King's Hussars. The account of his grandfather's life was published in 1887. <mask> was Dame of Sark's great grandson. <mask> is the great-great-great grandson of <mask>. C. A. G. C. Keeson is the author of the East London Papers. PDF on April 1, 1960.The People's Palace has a Queen Mary page. 18th-century English painters English male painters 19th-century English painters British philanthropists Volunteer Force

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title: Brent Hayden

texts: A Canadian is a competitive swimmer. He is considered to be the fastest swimmer in Canadian history. At the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, <mask> won a bronze medal in the 100 m freestyle with a time of 47.80, and was world champion in the same event in 2007. It was the first gold medal for a Canadian in 21 years, and the first Olympic gold medal for a Canadian since 1960, when Dick Pound won the 100 metres at the Summer Olympics. He now has five medals from the World Championship, three silver and one bronze. The Canadian record-holder in the 200 metres, 100 metres and 50 metres freestyle is <mask>. He holds the world record in the 4200 metres freestyle relay.After retiring after the London Olympics, he returned to the pool seven years later to compete at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. The 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens were part of the Canadian swimming team. Swimming Canada had no medals in Athens at the time. Inexperience took its toll on the 20-year-old as he made his Olympic debut. He had a 13th place finish in the 200 metres freestyle at the Games. It was worse when he was mistaken for a protester and beaten up by the riot police because he was wearing a dark shirt a week after his competition ended. He was unable to compete at the World Short Course Championships because of injuries.When he won a silver medal in the 50 m freestyle at the 2006 Commonwealth Games, it was his first major international medal. He won three medals at the same games, two from the relays and one in the 200 metres freestyle final. This was the first World Championship for the Canadians since 1986 and they tied for the gold medal with the Italian swimmer in the 100 m freestyle. In the process of winning the gold, <mask> shaved his own

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title: Brent Hayden

texts: national record in the event down to 48.43 and he also added a bronze from the World's in the 4200-metre freestyle relay. The mayor of Mission declared "<mask> Day" on May 26, 2007, after his victory. There was a mural painted on the wall of the Mission Leisure Center that was unveiled. At the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, he was a member of the Canadian team that finished sixth in the 4100 m freestyle event and fifth in the 4200 m freestyle relay event.He did not compete in the semi-finals of the 200 m freestyle because he was third fastest out of sixteen swimmers. <mask> set a Canadian record in the opening leg of the 4100-metre freestyle, but his coach decided to rest him for the final. He was the World Champion in the 100 m freestyle but failed to qualify for the finals. Despite being promoted as the best Canadian swimmer at these games with his world title, only Ryan Cochrane managed to medal for the nation in the pool, while the rest of the swim team failed to make the podium despite a general improvement over their 2004 showing. The World aquatics Championships were held in 2009. He failed to defend his world title in the 100 m freestyle, placing fourth with a new Canadian record time of 47.27 seconds and missing the podium by 0.02 seconds. A new world record was set by César Cielo.Only one swimmer in the final chose not to wear one of the newest "super suits". He chose to wear the Speedo LZR, which was the suit worn by most swimmers at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, whereas every other swimmer in that final was wearing either the Arena X-Glide or Jaked. At the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, he set a Games record in the 100 m freestyle and then broke it in the 4100 m freestyle relay final. The number one ranking in

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texts: the world at the time was held by <mask>, who was ahead of Michael Phelps. He won gold in the 50 m freestyle with a Games record time. After winning the gold medal in the 100 m freestyle at the 2010 Commonwealth Games, he went on to win the silver medal in the same event at the World Championships. He had set the previous world's best time in the last season.As he was working on improving his starting 50 m, he was known as a finisher in the last 50. He became the first Canadian in 50 years to qualify for the 100 m final after failing to do so at the previous two Olympics. He won a bronze medal for Canada in the 100 m freestyle at the 2012 Summer Olympics after a strong start put him in medal contention at the turn. The medals were presented by Dick Pound and Nathan Adrian and James Magnussen won gold and silver. Though only a bronze, the medal was a redemption for <mask>, who was ecstatic at winning an Olympic medal at long last. He said that there are many times when you can dream of something but a million out of a million and it won't come true. One of the things that I was fortunate to have happen to me was this.After announcing his retirement from the sport, he said that he believed in the Canadian swim team and that they had done an amazing job. In the ensuing Olympic cycle, Swimming Canada would enjoy breakthrough success on the women's side, led by emerging talent, but the men's team struggled greatly after the retirements of <mask> and Cochrane, and would earn no medals at the 2016 Summer Olympics. The direction of the program inspired him to return to the pool after seven years. After only 6 months of training, <mask> met the Olympic "A" Qualifying time in the 50m freestyle with a 21.97 at the TYR Pro Series in Des

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texts: Moines, Iowa. The 2020 Summer Olympics were delayed by a year because of the COVID-19 epidemic, which gave him more time to return to competitive form. The 50 m freestyle at the Canadian Olympic Trials was won by <mask> with a time of 21.84, well ahead of the FINA "A" standard of 22.01. He has represented Canada at the Olympics before.He didn't contest the 100 m in Tokyo because he and his coaches thought it would cause back spasms. The surprise fourth-place finish in the 4x 100 m freestyle relay was one of the highlights of the men's program, and it was credited with providing leadership. He became the oldest man to ever swim a time under 48 seconds in the leadoff of the relay. "This means that I made the right decision to come back," he said. In the 50 Metre freestyle, where he reached the semi-finals and just missed a finals slot by 0.04 seconds, he wrote on social media that it was his best-ever time in the event. As a child, he had to repeat his swimming lessons because he was a strong freestyle swimmer. His friends call him "Soup" because of his superman tattoo on his chest.He was born and raised in Mission. He studied at the University of British Columbia. He has a black belt in karate. After the London 2012 Games, <mask> flew to Lebanon to marry Nadina Zarifeh. He was a competitor on Canada's Smartest Person, but did not win the title. He and his wife created a line of athletic lifestyle apparel called Astra Athletica. The photographer has had several exhibitions.After suffering from back spasms and depression, <mask> retired from competitive swimming for the first time. After running a swimming camp and doing a sprint swim at the bequest of the camp kids, he realized that his time was still competitive and made a


title: Jim Robinson (boxer)

texts: The American boxer known as "<mask>" was born in 1925. <mask> fought Muhammad Ali in Miami Beach on February 7, 1961, as a last-minute replacement for Willie Gullatt. <mask> was Ali's fourth professional opponent. His location and status are not known. <mask> was a boxer from Kansas City, Missouri. He was managed by a pool hall owner. He was often used as a last minute sub on promotions in Miami-Dade County and was used as a stepping stone for upcoming South Florida prospects.He trained at the 5th Street Gym, but lived in Liberty City. On February 7, 1961, Muhammad Ali was scheduled to fight Willie Gullatt in Miami Beach. Chris Dundee, the brother of Angelo Dundee, offered Clay $800 and only $300 for the fight, according to Gullatt. Gullatt went out drinking instead of showing up. <mask> was enlisted to fight Clay. <mask> showed up at Miami Beach Convention Hall with his gear. Clay defeated him by knockout in the first round.<mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Jim Robinson (boxer)

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title: Nicodemo Scarfo

texts: The boss of the Philadelphia crime family after the deaths of Angelo Bruno and Phil Testa was a member of the American Mafia. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was sentenced to life in prison in 1988 for first degree murder. His trial was marred by damaging testimony from people who were involved in his murders. On January 13, 2017, Scarfo died while in prison. He is the father of a Lucchese family soldier who was sentenced to 30 years in prison for security fraud, racketeering, and illegal gambling. Philip and Catherine Scarfo, Italian immigrants from Naples and Calabria, were the parents of early life Scarfo.<mask> and his family moved to South Philadelphia at the age of 12 and he graduated from Benjamin Franklin High School in 1947. He became an amateur boxer, fighting in small clubs throughout Philadelphia, earning himself a reputation for his aggressive temper in the ring. Scarfo joined his uncle in illegal activities in Philadelphia after failing

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title: Nicodemo Scarfo

texts: to make it in the boxing world. He was a bartender at a club owned by his uncle and was trained by him and his two brothers. <mask> was considered for membership into the Philadelphia crime family. He was part of a group of people who were also in the army at a ceremony in New Jersey. INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDealsIn 1963, <mask> was sentenced to six months in prison for killing a longshoreman. He was sent to Atlantic City, New Jersey to be in charge of the operations there. <mask> spent almost two years in prison for refusing to testify for the New Jersey State Commission of Investigation. He had a close relationship with one of the Genovese crime family members, Gerardo Catena. Gambling was legalized in Atlantic City in 1976, and <mask> prioritized it as his main source of income. It was considered a backwater when he was dispatched to Atlantic City. Scarfo became a powerhouse because of its rise as a gambling mecca.His cement contracting company, which was shared with his nephew, "Scarf, Inc", received business as developers built new casinos in Atlantic City; <mask> would intimidate businesses into buying from his company, including Donald Trump.

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title: Nicodemo Scarfo

texts: In 1978, Scarfo and his associate, Nicholas "Nick the Blade" Virgilio, shot and murdered a judge for refusing to cooperate with them. The driver was <mask>. The judge was shot at as he dined with his wife in a restaurant. He made him an example to anyone that wasn't willing to give him what he wanted by making it a public execution. Phil Leonetti shot and killed criminal associate and contractorVincentFalcone after he made negative remarks about the company and Scarfo. Bruno was murdered in 1980.His Consigliere, Antonio Caponigro, was behind his murder. The consequence of killing a Boss without the approval of the American Mafia Commission was faced by Caponigro. He was found shot dozens of times in a car trunk, with $300 in his mouth and anus, as a sign of his own greed. Phil Testa appointed <mask> as his consigliere. His tenure as Boss would be short. Testa was killed by a nail bomb under his porch in 1981 on orders of his Underboss and drug trafficker Peter Casella and Narducci was killed and Casella was exiled from the Mob. There was a war within the family after Testa's murder.Frank Monte was promoted to the position of Consigliere by <mask>. <mask> led the family for a decade with a bloody rampage fueled by paranoia and aggression. <mask> spent time in a Texas penitentiary for gun possession. One of the groups that opposed <mask> was formed by an old man named Harry Riccobene. The war would cost him his little brother's life, his brother Mario would become a government mole and he would be given a life sentence for first degree murder. <mask> ordered the death of Testa, one of his top hitmen, in 1984 because he felt threatened

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title: Nicodemo Scarfo

texts: by Testa's growing popularity. Phil Testa was a close friend and mentor of Scarfo.After Salvatore Testa's murder, <mask> gained a reputation for disloyalty and several criminal organizations began to distrust him. Nicholas Caramandi and another associate of <mask> were sent to extort $1 million from a major commercial developer. Rouse immediately contacted the FBI. The FBI began a case to tackle <mask>, sending an undercover agent to pose as a representative of Rouse. Caramandi, a feared hitman, cooperated and testified against the organization. Caramandi decided to testify in court after being indicted for his role in the extortion case. <mask> was sentenced to consecutive prison terms of 14 years, 55 years and life, but the life sentence was later overturned.Phil Leonetti, <mask>'s nephew, was promoted to Underboss in 1986 and was sentenced to 45 years in prison in 1989. <mask> tried to kill himself on November 1, 1988. Mark had been teased by his classmates for years about his father's criminal activities. <mask> hanged himself in the office of his father's concrete supply company in Atlantic City. Paramedics were able to resuscitate him after he was discovered by his mother. His brain was deprived of oxygen after he suffered a cardiac arrest. He was in a coma until his death.The Atlanta Federal Penitentiary was where <mask> began his sentence. He died of natural causes at the Federal Medical Center in Butner, North Carolina. His register number was 09813. Philadelphia crime family American mobsters of Italian descent American crime bosses who were convicted of murder, and people from Brooklyn who were convicted of

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title: John de Crannach

texts: <mask> was a 15th-century Scottish scholar, diplomat and prelate. He probably came from a family associated with the burgh of Aberdeen. He flourished in the Scottish church, like many of his relatives. After a decade at the University of Paris, Crannach became a servant of the then king Charles. He was consecrated bishop of Brechin after four years after he received provision as bishop of Caithness. During the 1430s and early 1440s, he was a prominent ambassador of James I. The archdeacon of Brechin Gilbert Forrester was involved in a dispute with the absent Crannach.He was a Master of Arts in 1406 and was at least 20 years old when he was born. The name "<mask>h" comes from the former sheriffdom of Banff, either Crannach in Grange parish or Cranna in Marnoch parish. <mask>'s father is thought to be <mask> Crannach. Christiana was the burgess of Aberdeen. One of his brothers, William, was a prominent Augustinian canon who became abbot of Inchaffray, while another, <mask> <mask>, was sub-dean of Dunkeld and dean of Brechin. <mask> Crannach was precentor of Brechin from 1453 to 1457, as well as dean of Dunblane. <mask> <mask> was an Augustistian who was the Abbot of Scone between 1418 and 1432.He graduated from the University of Paris with a Bachelor of Arts in February 1405 and a Master of Arts in May 1406. Between 1406 and 1417, he was regent of the arts. <mask> stood surety for him in 1406 and 1407. By the fall of 1416, <mask> had become a Bachelor of Theology. He was a key holder of the "English nation" at the University of Paris, as well as the head of the Scottish province. He was a representative of the university at the Paris ecclesiastical council, which debated and denounced the arguments of Jean Petit. Crannach did not return to the university after he left for the papal court in January of

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title: John de Crannach

texts: 1418.The Franco-Scottish alliance was enemies of the Burgundians and English who occupied and invaded Paris in the following years. Crannach was the "household master of requests" in this era. The Scottish army was brought to France in 1419 after he headed an embassy to Scotland. Crannach bishop of Caithness was provided by Pope Martin V on December 4, 1422. He traveled to Scotland again soon after this provision and was recorded at Edinburgh in November 1423. The provision to which was renewed in Crannach's presence was related to his bishopric. Although his kinsmen and other agents were making money from the see by May 1425, he remained unconsecrated and probably had yet to visit the diocese.<mask> was not the Dean of Fortrose Cathedral but <mask>, the future bishop of Moray. A canonry was gained either through the university of through service to the Dauphin or by Crannach, who was a priest and rector of Chantenay. On 7 June 1426, Crannach was translated from Caithness to Brechin, vacant by the death of Walter Forrester. Between October 1426 and October 1427, <mask> was consecrated. He was in Rome in 1426 as part of an embassy sent by the king of the Scots, James I, who wanted to appoint <mask> as bishop of Glasgow. The activities of the Bishop of Brechin Crannach immediately after his translation to Brechin are not clear, but he did not appear again in Scotland until May 1429. While at the papal court in 1430, he and <mask> Merton were excommunicated due to the failure of Bishop Cameron to pay the money, after he departed to the papal court via Bruges on a mission to reverse a papal citation.His main role in the 1430s was that of a royal ambassador. He was appointed as a representative of King James to the Council of Basel in 1433 by his brother <mask> Crannach. He helped arrange the final

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title: John de Crannach

texts: details of the marriage between Scotland and France and conducted James' daughter Margaret to La Rochelle. He was at a wedding in June of 1436. Between February and July 1437, he was at Rome, and from September to November 1462. Crannach lived in his diocese in three periods, from 1429 to 1445, but was much absent as a diocesan. The foundation of a college of priests was witnessed by him in 1429 by Walter Stewart, Earl of Atholl and Lord of Brechin.Crannach was granted a license to visit his diocese by proxy in June 1430, but only in March 1433 he was found again. The records show that there was an intense period of activity by the bishop from 1433 to 1436. The nephew of the previous bishop had a dispute with Gilbert Forrester, the archdeacon of Brechin. Forrester was excommunicated from the cathedral chapter on February 27th, 1455, after he attacked the bishop in the church. Between January 1439 and February 1445, his presence was on record. Crannach's concern with securing the rights and privileges of his office and see was evident from 1445 onwards. The earliest act of his was the purchase of land.On 11 June 1451, he endowed a chaplaincy for the benefit of his own soul and for the soul of his former lord Walter Stewart. Gilbert Forrester's excommunication was renewed on 30 July 1448. Forrester tried to get exemption from the authority of the Roman court. After Crannach's death, the bishop-archdeacon dispute was to continue. <mask> Lichton was attacked by Crannach for inefficiency and immorality. <mask>'s death is incorrect according to the Auchinleck Chronicle. Crannach's last appearance in contemporary sources is 17 November.George Shoreswood received notice of his provision to the vacant see when he died. There are people from the University of Paris and the Kingdom of Scotland who are Roman

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title: Dagmar Wöhrl

texts: <mask> was born on May 5, 1954. She is a member of the Committee for Economic Cooperation and Development of the German Bundestag. She was a member of the 'Parliamentary Friendship Group for Relations with Arabic- Speaking States' in the Middle East. Whrl is a member of the National Committee of Germany. In 1973, Whrl did not place in the Miss Universe beauty pageant, but she did place as first runner-up in the Miss International 1977 beauty pageant. Whrl was elected to the German Bundestag five times. She was the Parliamentary State Secretary in the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology from 2005 to 2009.The working group on economic affairs and energy policy was led by Guttenberg and was part of the negotiations to form a coalition government. The Committee for Economic Cooperation and Development of the German Bundestag was chaired by her. She was a member of the 'Parliamentary Friendship Group for Relations with Arabic- Speaking States' in the Middle East. Whrl was the parliamentary group's rapporteur on creative industries when she served on the Committee on Cultural and Media Affairs. Whrl was with German President Gauck in March of 2015. She was part of the delegations of the Federal Minister of Economic Cooperation and Development to Nigeria and the Central


title: T.J. Dillashaw

texts: <mask> is an American professional mixed martial artist. He is a two-time UFC bantamweight champion. He is #2 in the UFC bantamweight rankings. The Ultimate Fighter season ended in 2011. Renan Baro was on a 32-fight win streak when he was dethroning him. <mask> lost the title to Cruz but regained it against Garbrandt. He was stripped of the belt after testing positive for a banned substance in the drug tests for his UFC Flyweight Championship bout against Henry Cejudo.He made a comeback after receiving a two-year suspension. <mask> was born in Sonora, California. He was a four-time sectionalqualifier and two-time California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) statequalifier at Bret Harte High School. <mask> finished the season with a 45–7 record as a junior after placing fifth at the state championship. He finished with an overall record of 170–33 after placing second at the State Championships as a senior. <mask> received a full-ride scholarship to wrestle for Cal State Fullerton. In his freshman year, <mask> had a 14–16 record and a 10–8 mark in dual matches.He went 3–4 in dual meets. <mask> traveled to Ukraine in the summer of 2006 to work on his wrestling skills. <mask>'s sophomore season had an overall record of 17–14 with an 11–4 mark in duals, including 5–3 in the Pacific 10. In April 2007, he placed sixth in the University Greco Wrestling Championships. <mask> contemplated turning to MMA after graduating from college. While competing in the UFC, Mark Muoz invited <mask> to join his fighter class at the end of his senior year. <mask> was encouraged to join Team Alpha Male after training with Team Reign for a year and a half.<mask> collected a 2–0 amateur record before turning pro. On March 26, 2010, <mask> made his professional debut. <mask> used his superior wrestling to win. <mask> won the fight via first round submission. Fight For Wrestling is an MMA event in California that is trying to raise money for the Cal Poly wrestling team. <mask> competed on The

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title: T.J. Dillashaw

texts: Ultimate Fighter in 2011. Team Miller.He tried to get into the Ultimate Fighter house by fighting Matt Jaggers. <mask> defeated Jaggers in the first round. The second bantamweight chosen for the team was <mask>, he was selected as a part of Team Bisping. In the preliminary round, <mask> defeated Delorme with a rear naked choke submission. He fought Pague for the first spot in the bantamweight final. <mask> dominated Pague, winning the fight via unanimous decision (30–26, 30–27). The Ultimate Fighter 14 finale took place in Las Vegas, Nevada on December 3, 2011.The winner of The Ultimate Fighter 14 was determined by the bantamweight tournament against John Dodson. <mask> lost. The sophomore outing was on February 15, 2012 at UFC on Fuel TV 1. <mask> used his superior wrestling to control him on the ground and almost ended the fight with multiple submission attempts. The bout was decided by a unanimous decision (30–25, 30–25, 30–26). The July 11, 2012 UFC on Fuel TV fight was between <mask> and Lee. He won the fight with a standing neck crank.Mike Easton was scheduled to face <mask> at UFC on Fox 5. <mask> was forced out of the bout with an injury and replaced by Bryan Caraway. Issei Tamura faced <mask> at UFC 158. There was a knock-out 26 seconds into the second round. At UFC on Fox 7, <mask> faced Hugo Viana. He won the fight in the first round. At UFC Fight Night 28, <mask> was linked to a bout with Raphael Assuno.The fight was delayed because of a medical issue. The bout took place on October 9, 2013, at UFC Fight Night 29. <mask> was defeated by Assuno via split decision. Both participants earned Fight of the Night honors for their back and forth action. At UFC Fight Night 35, <mask> faced Mike Easton. He won the fight. At UFC 173, <mask> was expected to face Takeya Mizugaki.With the show losing its main event, <mask> was moved up to face Renan Baro, the top 5 pound for pound fighter. In one of the biggest upsets in UFC and MMA history, <mask> won the fight in

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title: T.J. Dillashaw

texts: dominant fashion, defeating Baro via TKO in the fifth round to become the new UFC Bantamweight champion. The Fight of the Night and Performance of the Night bonuses were given to <mask> after he won the title. An immediate rematch with Baro was scheduled to take place on August 30, according to Joe Rogan. On the day of the weigh-ins, Baro had to be admitted to the hospital as a result of his attempts to cut weight and was replaced by Joe Soto who was already scheduled to compete in a fight on the event's preliminary card. <mask> knocked out Soto in the fifth round. The Performance of the Night bonus award was earned by <mask> for the second year in a row.The second match with Baro was supposed to take place on April 25, 2015. A month before the event, <mask> was forced out of the bout after sustaining a broken rib. The second match took place at UFC on Fox 16. The fight was stopped in the fourth round. The Performance of the Night bonus was earned by him. He lost the title to Cruz in a split decision at UFC Fight Night 81. Fight of the Night honors were given to both participants.On July 9, 2016 at UFC 200, the road back to the title was taken by Raphael Assuno. He won the fight. At UFC 207, <mask> faced John Lineker. The bout was scored 30-26 in favor of <mask> by all three judges, and he won via a dominant unanimous decision. The UFC announced in January of last year that <mask> would be one of the coaches on The Ultimate Fighter 25, with the pair expected to face each other in July. The bout was canceled on May 23 due to Garbrandt's injury. The bout took place on November 4, 2017, at UFC 217.The fight ended in a knockout in the second round. The fifth Performance of the Night bonus award was earned by <mask>. On August 4, 2018, at UFC 227, <mask> faced Garbrandt for the second time. He defeated Garbrandt in the first round. He won the Performance of the Night award. The fight with Henry Cejudo was supposed to take place on January 26, 2019. The fight was moved a

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title: T.J. Dillashaw

texts: week earlier to headline UFC 143 Fight Night on January 19, 2019.The fight was stopped just 32 seconds into the first round. After USADA and the New York State Athletic Commission found adverse findings following his bout against Henry Cejudo, <mask> announced that he would be relinquishing the UFC bantamweight title. On the day of his fight against Cejudo, <mask> received a 12-month suspension from the NYSAC. On April 9, it was announced that a two year suspension had been imposed by the USADA due to a positive test for erythropoietin prior to the Henry Cejudo bout. He could return on January 19, 2021. On April 12th, <mask> acknowledged that he had used a banned substance and stated that the decision was his alone, and that what he really felt bad about was the bad light he brought upon. All of the samples from his prior drug tests were retested by the USADA and they confirmed that his use of the drug was limited to the Cejudo fight.Due to the USADA suspension, <mask> was not allowed to fight again for two years. On April 27th, <mask> announced that he had to pull out of the fight due to a cut he received from a headbutt. They were the main headliners for UFC on ESPN: Sandhagen vs. <mask> on July 24, 2021. The fight was decided by a split decision. Many fans, fighters, and media members believed that Sandhagen won the bout, which was seen as somewhat controversial. The bout was a victory for Sandhagen. <mask> will be out of action until the early part of 2022, due to a knee injury he sustained during the fight.In June of 2014, <mask> married Rebecca. In October 2015, <mask> left Team Alpha Male and moved his camp to Denver, Colorado, to train with his head coach. Team Miller is based in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. The NCAA Championships matches. Res. Record! It's Opponent!Score! Date! There is an event. The NCAA Championships at 133 lbs were won by Rick Deubel. The NCAA Championships at 133 lbs were held in 2008. The NCAA Championships at 133 lbs were held on


title: Edward Howland Robinson Green

texts: <mask> "Ned<mask>, also known as <mask>, was an American businessman, the only son of financier <mask>. He became a member of the Republican Party of William Madison McDonald in the late 19th century. After his mother's death in 1916, <mask> built a mansion in Round Hill, Massachusetts. His stamp and coin collections were noted. The first child of Hetty and <mask> was born at the Langham Hotel in London on August 22, 1868. Sylvia was his sister who was born in 1871. Their mother was known as a miser because of her business dealings.Hetty tried to get Ned admitted to a free clinic for the poor because he broke his leg as a child. According to her biographer, she refused to pay for the medical services and treated him herself. The boy's leg had to be removed due to gangrene. Ned had to use a piece of cork. He was 6'4" and 300 lbs. As an adult. <mask> graduated from a college in the 19th century.He studied real estate law. In 1893, <mask> was assigned by his mother to manage the Texas Midland Railroad, which she had acquired by foreclosure. The ailing railroad in Texas was turned into a model railroad boasting the first electric coaches in the State. <mask> succeeded in many business ventures. <mask> was active in state politics. He formed a political partnership with William Madison McDonald, an African-American leader of the Black and Tan group of the Republican Party. <mask> was made a Colonel on the staff of a Democratic Governor of Texas in 1910.<mask> spent a lot of money in social life. He was surrounded by attractive young women who were paid well for their services. <mask> was sketched by Marguerite Martyn of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. She said that he was an upstanding millionaire. A most ingratiating, Western way with him. He told her that a secretary had been appointed to take charge of the mail and that he had received thousands of letters from women who wanted to marry him. <mask> said it wasn't his they wanted to marry him for.It's. After Hetty opposed his marrying, he waited until after her death in 1916 to wed his companion, a former

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title: Edward Howland Robinson Green

texts: prostitutes. He and Sylvia each received half of their mother's fortune. After his mother's death, <mask> built a mansion in Massachusetts, a mansion in Round Hill, and a mansion on Star Island. The Round Hill mansion was built at a cost of over one million dollars. One of the great collections of postage stamps of the early 20th century, exceeded in size and value only by King George V, was formed by Interests <mask>. He broke the sheet into blocks.He gave his wife a locket with one stamp in it. <mask> has an extensive coin collection. He was one of the original owners of the Liberty Head nickels. He brought one of the first automobiles into Texas, and it is said to have been involved in the first car accident in the state. He owned a large fleet of cars, many of which were modified with special transmissions. The last American wooden whaling vessel of the 19th century, the bark Charles W. Morgan, was rescued by <mask> in 1924 and displayed at Round Hill. <mask> <mask> was one of the ship's earlier owners.She was bought by the Marine Historical Association in 1941. According to people who flew there, he opened an airfield on his property in 1927. Charles Lindbergh went to the property to investigate a lead about his location after his son was kidnapped. Colonel <mask> had a fascination with radio technology dating back to the 1890s. Colonel <mask> was the company president when the Round Hills Radio Corporation was incorporated in June 1922. The initial charter stated that the company's function was to sell radio, telephone and similar equipment. In August of the next year, the company was rechartered under the state's charitable and educational statutes, with its mission now described as "for radio experimentation, improving the uses of wireless and scientific experimentation in new devices to further."A broadcast studio and laboratory rooms were built next to the main building to support the radio operations. MIT's President and the Department of Electrical Engineering's new Communications Division were invited to experiment with the new

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texts: technology, and the department was initially financed by <mask>. In September 1922, the Round Hills Radio Corporation received licenses for a broadcasting station, as well as one for experimental work, with the call sign 1XV. The Voice from Way Down East was the slogan adopted by the broadcasting station. The first permanent radio network link was established in 1923 when <mask> arranged for the American Telephone & Telegraph Company to install a telephone line connection. The signal strength and radiation patterns of different antenna array were determined by Professor <mask>. Bowles. Round Hill's radio station was built atop a water tower that looked like the foundation of a lighthouse.Round Hill was the site of Robert J. in 1933. Van de Graaff had electrical experiments. In 1931, Van de Graaff was brought to MIT to build a high voltage research facility. The Van de Graaff generator was built on Round Hill. The purpose was to cause the particles to hit the nucleus. In December 1933, the machine became operational. It could operate at 5,000,000 volts.The generator is a major exhibit at the Museum of Science, Boston, and it was donated in 1956 after it became obsolete. He died of heart disease at Lake Placid in 1936. His leg was exhumed and reassembled with the rest of his body in accordance with <mask>'s last request. The estimated value of his estate was more than 40 million dollars. <mask> persuaded Mabel to sign a prenuptial agreement, but she challenged it in court. She settled for $500,000. Texas, Massachusetts, Florida and New York fought over who would get $6 million in inheritance taxes.Massachusetts received money from the United States Supreme Court. Bedell, Barbara Fortin, Colonel <mask> <mask> and the World He Created at Round Hill, and The Day They Shook the Plum Tree are all references. There is a Harcourt Brace in New York. "Hetty Green's Railroad" was published in New York in 1990. The October 1963, issue of Railroad Magazine was written by Arthur H. Lewis. The Technology Review has an article about Bedell's book The Voice From Way

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title: Ashley Parker Angel

texts: A member of the boyband O-Town, <mask> rose to prominence as a musician and actor. After the band dissolved he had a brief solo music career, and was the only former band member who declined to go on a reunion tour with O-Town in 2011. He has acted in several Broadway productions since 2007, and most recently appeared in Wicked as the lead male character Fiyero Tigelaar. The child of Paula andDarren is called <mask>. His grandparents are both German and Irish. Margaret Mitchell's 1936 novel Gone with the Wind and the classic film of the same title inspired the name of the boy. His parents divorced when he was three years old.<mask>, who is of American Indian descent, was his adoptive father. He assumed the name "<mask>-<mask>" legally. He has five siblings, two brothers and two sisters. Paula was a successful piano teacher who had many students of her own. He was active and adventurous. At the age of nine, he accidentally set fire to his elementary school's football and soccer fields because of the explosion of a model rocket he had launched on school property. Making the Band was a hit ABC show that chronicled the formation of a pop music group.The first reality show to be picked up by a major television network was the MTV production. <mask> survived each stage of the selection process to become one of the "Final Five" members of the new vocal group O-Town. By the end of the first season, O-Town had signed a record deal with music legend Clive Davis and was the debut act for his new label J Records. O-Town was boosted by weekly TV publicity. 5 went on to multi-Platinum status. "Liquid Dreams" was the album's first release. Over 42,000 units were sold in one week.The

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title: Ashley Parker Angel

texts: his fiancée and the obstacles of early parenthood. <mask> placed second on NBC's Celebrity Cooking Showdown even though he lacerated his finger during one of the timed cooking challenges, even though he was selected to be a contestant. He had a foot laceration when he competed in the Kelly Slater Celebrity Surf invitational.He released a solo album in May of 2006 called Soundtrack to Your Life. 5 are on billboard and have positive reviews. It was called a "great melodic rock" by the review. The first single release, "Let U Go," was a hit. The third-highest-selling debut of 2006 was 1 on MTV's TRL. In the spring of that year, he toured with Simpson. The Clone High episode "Gate Expectations" featured a character named <mask>.He hosts a teen dance show on the sunny beaches of Canada, where it's always 32 degrees. The Beatles and Jesus all rolled into one, according to the episode. The lead character in the Tony Award–winning musical Hairspray was played by a woman. <mask>'s performance was praised by the New York Post. The New York Times did a feature on <mask> after he appeared on Broadway. <mask> was asked to extend his contract four times. A back injury forced him to leave the show for a few months, but he returned to finish the last few weeks of his contract, giving the actor a successful run in the show for more than a year.Broadway in Bryant Park and Broadway on Broadway were two of the events where he performed. The global award-winning touring version of the musical Wicked has a male lead character named Fiyero Tigelaar. His debut on the tour was at Chrysler Hall in Norfolk, Virginia, where he performed for 16 shows. He played the role in Charlotte for 3 weeks

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