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texts: who had molested him at the children's home. He was unable to find the boy, so he killed Donald Jones instead. Jones died in a quarry. In Texas, this same year, Maust stabbed a 14-year-old boy, was arrested, and sentenced to 5 years for causing bodily injury to a child.While in Texas, he was extradited to Illinois for the Jones murder. The cover sheet of the papers sent to Texas was written on by a Cook County sheriff's police officer. Gacey type. He was held in mental health facilities until he was found fit to stand trial. After spending ten years in jail awaiting trial, <mask> pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 35 years. He was released in 1999 after serving 17 years because he received credit for the 12 years he was held and time off for good behavior. A fact sheet was sent to the Illinois Department of Correction by the Cook County state's attorney's office.Under the law, <mask> was eligible for this early release and the prosecutor urged that he be kept in prison. A letter was written to the Illinois Department of Correction requesting not to be released from prison. Dee Dee Short said that he did not meet the criteria to be placed in any other kind of facility. The man who was hit six times in the back of the head with a metal pipe did not want to pursue prosecution. James Raganyi died of a strangulation on December 12, 2003 The body of Raganyi was found in the basement of a house. He was charged with the deaths of Michael Dennis, 13, and Nick James, 19, who were wrapped in

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texts: plastic and encased in concrete.He was sentenced to three life terms after pleading guilty to three murders. In January 2006 he committed suicide by hanging himself in his jail cell. He apologized to the victim's families and confessed to five killings in a suicide note found by jail workers. He was 51 years old. The <mask> case helped lead to a state amendment requiring a violent offenders registry. The chance of <mask>'s continuation of murder upon release would be reduced if the registry was available. Section 11-8-8-7 of the Indiana Code requires sex or violent offenders to register with local law enforcement.A person convicted of murder is included in the definition of a sex or violent offenders. The Indiana Code Section 11-8-8 was enacted in July of 2006 and there are four different types of offenders. The official biography Blood Stained: When No One Comes Looking was released in 2009. Jeffrey, the brother of <mask>'s, contacted Dory, who is married to a distant relative, and asked her to write a book about him. She chose to work on a biography with Tom Vanes. There is a list of serial killers in the United

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title: Alan Brebner

texts: <mask> MInstCE was a Scottish civil engineer who was associated with the Stevenson family who designed and built the majority of lighthouses in and around Scotland over several generations. <mask> was born in Edinburgh in August of 1824 to his wife Margaret. He was a student at Edinburgh High School. During the construction of the Bell Rock Lighthouse, his father worked as a mason for Robert Stevenson and the Northern Lighthouse Board. The department of <mask>, mason, who spared no pains in attending to the safety of the stones, was mentioned in Robert Louis Stevenson's account of his grandfather's masterpiece. Brebner followed in his father's footsteps and began a regular apprenticeship as a mason, from which he gained a practical knowledge of building construction. Robert Stevenson received requests for more lighthouses and other civil engineering projects after the completion of the Bell Rock lighthouse.Initially, he conducted the engineering work largely by himself, but recognising the opportunity behind his newfound prestige began to build relationships with a select group of known workmen, who became apprentices to him. Through his connection to the Bell Rock, <mask> became an apprenticeship and began to develop as a civil engineer in his own right. He was associated with the Stevenson family engineering firm for the rest of his life, apart from a brief absence between 1848 and 1850 where he was the resident engineer for railway works between Thornton and Dunfermline. Following Robert Stevenson's death and the decline of his oldest son, <mask>, work for the Northern Lighthouse board passed to his other sons: David and Thomas. The most senior non-Stevenson at the firm was promoted to deputy engineer. The resident engineer for the construction of the Muckle Flugga lighthouse was Brebner. The project was started after the British government requested a light to

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texts: aid Royal Navy vessels.Due to the ferocious weather conditions and remoteness of the site, a permanent light was built instead of a temporary one. Cement, coal, iron and glass had to be carried up the cliffs on the backs of labourers. David Stevenson wrote a letter to the Commissioners of the Northern Lighthouse Board thanking them for their help in completing the project. Thomas Stevenson's Dubh Artach lighthouse had a resident engineer named Dubh Artach Brebner. Workman's cottages were built on the islet of Erraid and were occupied by 50 workmen under his supervision. The lighthouse would be built upon a fourteen-mile sail from there. The first task was to build a barrack for the workmen.The working year was limited to three months because of the ferocious sea beat against Dubh Artach. The barrack roof is 23m above sea level and can be broken by summer gales. <mask> and thirteen workmen became stranded in the barrack for six days after seizing upon a spell of good weather. Sea water burst through the trapdoor on the bottom of the barrack, terrifying the workmen before they retreated with most of their remaining food supplies. It was strange to see our Sabbath services held, as they were, in one of the bothies, with Mr <mask> reading at a table, and the congregation perched. Though Robert Louis Stevenson's involvement in the family business was brief, his time on Erraid left a lasting impression: Erraid is where the protagonists in The Merry Men and Kidnapped are washed up. Thomas Stevenson noted that it would be incomprehensible if a great and dangerous work like this were brought unsuccessfully to an end and no praise should be given to such men.The Chicken Rock lighthouse is located at the southern end of the Isle of Man and was built between 1868 and 1875. As well as these large projects, <mask> was heavily involved in the Stevenson's more conventional civil

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title: Alan Brebner

texts: engineering projects, including the design and execution of multiple harbours, docks and other works. <mask> provided valuable information to other members of the Stevenson firm in the preparation of their books on harbours, canals, river engineering, lighthouse construction and illumination. <mask> worked with Thomas Stevenson to improve the design of lighthouses. An improved method for connecting the stone courses at Dhu Heartach is one of the examples. He won a medal for "Modern Harbour", which was read before the Royal Scottish Society of Arts, and is listed as the winner of the Telford medal for a paper on the "Relative Power of Lighthouse Lenses". David and Thomas Stevenson were nearing the end of their lives.David's son <mask> Stevenson and his second son Charles Stevenson became partners in the Stevenson engineering business in 1886. The Institute of Civil Engineers elected <mask> as a member. The firm's expertise in lighthouse engineering has begun to spread around the world. They had already done work in India and Richard Henry Burton was sent to Japan in 1868. The business ceased to be monopolised by Stevensons when David and Thomas died. The sea- change in the Northern Lighthouse Board work was overseen by <mask>. The work included building and maintaining lighthouses, as well as foghorns, beacon and buoys.<mask> was married to McKay on December 5, 1850. There were seven children. Alexander became a civil engineer specializing in harbours and docks, while Robert moved to Canada. He died in Edinburgh after a brief illness. He is buried with his wife and two children in Rosebank Cemetery. He worked alongside six members and three generations of the Stevenson family of lighthouse engineers and was the only non- family member to become a full partner in the business. Civil engineers and Lighthouse builders were educated at the Royal High School,

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title: Mustafa Adrisi

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title: Mustafa Adrisi

texts: finishing the fourth grade, the catholic missionaries in charge of the school tried to convert him to Christianity and gave him the name Christopher. <mask> never completed his education. He was never fully literate as a result of this. Over the course of his life, <mask> married eight women and fathered multiple children, but he lost seven of his wives to death or divorce by the time he died. In 1951, <mask> was drafted into the King's African Rifles. He was trained in a colony.During his military service, <mask> acquired property in Uganda. He was promoted to lance corporal in 1952. He was promoted to the rank of corporal after participating in the suppression of the rebellion. He attended the police cadet school in Uganda after becoming a sergeant major. He was promoted to lieutenant while on leave. The Military Police Force was created by the Ugandan government in order to instill discipline in the Uganda Army. He was made captain after receiving training.He served as second-in- command of the Mbarara barracks and the Mbuya army headquarters, as well as a military police instructor, and as an officer in the army. He was promoted to lieutenant colonel in 1971. Idi Amin became President of Uganda after launching a coup d'état. Amin's uncle and brother-in-law were named <mask>. He was given command of the army brigade two years later. The Uganda Army chief of staff was made in order to

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title: Mustafa Adrisi

texts: appease the disgruntled troops who revolted during the Arube uprising. In 1975, <mask> was made general and commander of the army.He became Minister of Defence. <mask> used his positions to steal large amounts of government money for himself. He earned the nickname "Mr. Foreign Exchange". The Vice President of Uganda was appointed in 1977 after the army chief of staff was removed. After six years without a vice president, Amin decided to give <mask> the job because he wanted to appease the soldiers who wanted Marella's dismissal. The Minister of Defence was told to resign, but he did not. There was a split in the Uganda Army between those who wanted to purge foreigners from the military and those who wanted to retain power in the government.<mask> felt that foreigners were not dependent enough on the regime to support it, so they would flee back to their lands of origin. He thought it would be best if the Uganda Army was made up of people from the north. Colonel Taban Lupayi, the head of the marines, was involved in a gunfight with Adrisi. Despite threatening civilians earlier in his career, <mask> was increasingly viewed by segments of the army and general populace as a proponent of a return to law and order, as he had freed several civilian prisoners and publicly condemned extra-judicial killings. He testified that he had been summoned by Amin four times to accuse him of planning a coup. A


title: Mustafa Adrisi

texts: large number of civilians were murdered in northern Uganda during a purge of Langi and Acholi in 1977. He became Minister of Internal Affairs at the end of the year after the death of the previous incumbent.On the morning of 19 April 1978 while traveling to a police station in Jinja, Adris's car was involved in an accident. His escort vehicle rear-ended his vehicle after he collided with his wagon from the front. Several people were killed in a gunfight between <mask>'s bodyguards and security personnel in the escort vehicle. He was flown to Cairo for treatment of his injuries. While he was there, he stripped him of his positions as Minister of Defence and Minister of Internal Affairs and denounced him for retiring senior prison officials without his knowledge. Most of the government officials demoted or dismissed were supportive of <mask>. Since many of <mask>'s followers believed that the car accident was a failed assassination attempt, unrest grew in the military.Amin was never accused of being behind the accident by <mask>. After about a month, <mask> returned to Uganda and became the vice president. He retired to his home in Keri because he thought he should take some time to recuperate. Uganda was occupied by the Uganda National Liberation Front in 1979. When they entered the town of Koboko, they fled to Sudan with over 2,000 cattle. His three-house home was destroyed by the


title: Mustafa Adrisi

texts: Tanzanian-led forces. They found refuge in Yei.The village of Lutaya was where many former officials of the regime were housed. In exile in Sudan, <mask> claimed to be the Vice President of Uganda. The Uganda National Rescue Front was formed in 1980 by several military officers of the current regime in Uganda. The government of Sudan requested that Ali and his colleagues stop their activities after Ali began attacking Uganda. They were arrested by the Sudanese government and taken to Juba for questioning. Three weeks later, they were released. Following Yoweri Museveni's assumption of the Ugandan Presidency, <mask> requested that he be returned to Uganda.He was supposed to return in January 1987, but threats from the UNRF delayed his return until April. A government-owned house was given to Adrisi when he arrived in Uganda. The Uganda government established a commission to investigate human rights abuses. He testified against his former colleagues. There was no conclusive evidence that Adrisi was involved in atrocities during his time in the regime. The Ugandan government flew Adrisi to Mulago Hospital after he fell ill. The government permanently located him to another house in Uganda so it could monitor his health after he fell into a coma.He died at Mulago Hospital due to a broken leg, diabetes, and hypertension. He was buried in a state funeral. There were 1920s births and deaths of


title: Mark Spitz

texts: <mask> is an American former competitive swimmer and nine-time Olympic champion. He won seven gold medals at the 1972 Summer Olympics, setting a world record. This was an achievement that lasted for 36 years until it was surpassed by fellow American Michael Phelps, who won eight golds at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. Between 1968 and 1972, <mask> won nine Olympic golds, a silver, and a bronze, in addition to five Pan American golds, 31 Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) titles and eight National collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) titles. He set 35 world records, two of which were unofficial. He was named World Swimmer of the Year three times. He won nine gold medals.The first of three children of Lenore Sylvia (Smith) and <mask> was born on February 10, 1950. His father's family was from Hungary and his mother's family was from Russia. When he was two years old, his family moved to Honolulu, Hawaii, where he swam at the Waikiki beach every day. You should have seen that little boy dive into the ocean. Lenore told a reporter for Time that he ran like he was trying to kill himself. He began to compete at his local swim club when he was six years old. He was training with his swimming coach at the age of nine.At the age of 10, he had 17 national records and one world age-group record. He joined the Santa Clara Swim Club at the age of 14 and was trained by George F. Haines. <mask> trained at SCSC and Santa Clara High School. <mask> had national high school records in every

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texts: stroke and distance. He won the 100 meter butterfly at the national championship at the age of 16. The following year, he set his first world record at a small California meet with a time of 4:10.60 in the 400 meter freestyle. The first international swimming competition for Spitz was at the Maccabiah Games.He won four gold medals at the age of 15 and was named the most outstanding athlete. He returned to Israel in 1969 after competing in the Mexico Olympics. He won six gold medals. He was named outstanding athlete again. The torch was lit to open the games. At the 17th Maccabiah Games, he was a member of the U.S. delegation. He spoke at the opening ceremony of the games.The Weinstein JCC was one of the Host JCC's for the 2005 games and had over 1,000 teenagers participate in various sports. He won five gold medals at the Pan American Games in 1967, setting a record that lasted until 2007, when Thiago Pereira won six golds at the XV Pan American Games. He predicted that he would win six gold medals at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City, and he was already the holder of ten world records. He won two team golds, the 4200-meter freestyle relay and the 4100-meter freestyle relay. The American Doug Russell finished second to Spitz in the 100 meter butterfly. Despite holding the world record and having beaten Russell the previous ten times, he lost to him by a half second. Russell briefly matched <mask>'s world record in late August 1967, but <mask> regained it on October 2,

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texts: 1967.As a result of being beaten by Russell, <mask> did not get to swim in the 4100-meter medley relay, which gave Russell his second gold medal and the USA team another world record performance. He was disappointed in his performance at the Olympics. In January 1969 he decided to attend Indiana University to train with the legendary Indiana Hoosiers swimming coach. He chose Indiana and said it was the best decision of his life. At Indiana, he won eight NCAA titles. He won the James E. Sullivan Award in 1971 as the top amateur athlete in the United States. The U.S. Olympic Swim Trials held in Chicago in 1972 set a number of world records.His teammates called him "<mask> the Shark". At the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, he was trying to win six gold medals. He won seven Olympic gold medals. The seven events that <mask> set a new world record in were the 100 meter freestyle, 200 meter freestyle, 100 meter butterfly, 200 meter butterfly, 4100-meter freestyle relay and the 4200-meter freestyle relay. He was worried that he wouldn't win the gold medal in the 100 meter freestyle. He confessed on the pool deck to ABC's Donna de Varona that he didn't want to swim before the race. I will be a hero if I swim six and win six.I will be a failure if I swim seven and win six. The world-record time was 51.22 seconds. Carl Lewis, Paavo Nurmi, and Larisa Latynina all have nine career gold medals, and only Michael Phelps has more. The record of seven gold medals in a single Olympics was not

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title: Mark Spitz

texts: surpassed until the 2008 Summer Olympics. When eleven Israeli athletes were taken hostage and later murdered by Palestinian terrorists, after he had finished his events, <mask> left Munich early. Being a Jew, the Olympic authorities were concerned that he would become a target for the Palestinians, so they escorted him to London for his own safety. The US Marines stationed in West Germany escorted him out of the country.Even though he was only 22 years old, <mask> retired from competition. Bud Greenspan offered to give him a million dollars if he qualified for the Olympics at the age of 41. The cover of Parade was made out of <mask>'s comeback attempt. Filmed by Greenspan's cameras, <mask> was two seconds slower than the Olympic standard and failed to qualify. In 1999, he was ranked No. The only aquatic athlete to make the list is 33. The International Swimming Hall of Fame was inducted in 1977.The United States Olympic Hall of Fame was inaugurated in 1983. The Southern California Jewish Sports Hall of Fame was inducted in 1990. The San Jose Sports Hall of Fame was inaugurated on November 14, 2007. The National Jewish Museum Sports Hall of Fame was inducted in 2007. After retiring from competitive swimming at the age of 22, he was managed by the William Morris Agency, which tried to get him into show business while he was still a household name. The hottest pin-up since Betty Grable was the man who wore his swimsuit and seven gold medals. In 1972 he appeared in a skit as a

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texts: dentist on a Bob Hope special.In the 70's, <mask> appeared on The Tonight Show and The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour. On the TV drama Emergency!, he played Pete Barlow, a man who was accidentally shot by his wife in a drawer. In September 1973, he appeared on The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast of Ronald Reagan. Coverage of the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal and the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles were among the sports presentations that <mask> worked on. He was a TV commentator in Challenge of a Lifetime. Within a few years, he was hardly seen as a public figure except as a commentator for swimming events like the 2004 Summer Olympics. He focused on his real estate company in Beverly Hills.The Olympic water polo team's Blood in the Water match against the Soviet Union during the Revolution of 1956 is one of the most famous water polo matches. The film made its debut at the Tribeca Film Festival. The ad 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846


title: Mark Spitz

texts: 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 One of his ads said "I always drink it, is something I like to do." I would like to be loved by the mothers. He was in commercials for Schick razors. He was in a TV commercial with Evel Knievel.He appeared in a TV commercial in 2004. In November 2007, she made a brief appearance on a television commercial featuring her own seven Olympic medals. "Shock" was the title of the ad. He was in an ad for the "Orbitrek Elite" fitness workout. In 2012 <mask> appeared in a commercial for Ageless Male. The KardiaMobile device was pitched by <mask> in the commercial. When he returned from the Olympics, he began dating a UCLA theater student who was also the daughter of one of his father's business acquaintances.They were married in a traditional Jewish service at the Beverly Hills Hotel less than a year after the Olympics. They have two sons, Matthew and Justin. He was a member of the swim team. They live in Los Angeles, California. From 1968 to 1972 <mask> was a pre-dental student at Indiana University. He was asked if he wanted to return to dental school after the Olympics. I was accepted to dental school in 1972 and wanted to be a dentist since I was in high school.I was going to go after the Olympics, but there were other opportunities. Things just went from there after I did some television and speaking engagements. In 1972 <mask> graduated from


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texts: Indiana University. After the 1972 Olympics, he landed several lucrative corporate endorsement contracts. He made $7 million in two years. A million dollars in 1972 would be more than $10 million today. Thank you very much, I did very well.I would say I was a pioneer. There wasn't anyone who went to the Olympics before me who did the same thing. It depends on timing, hype, economy, and looks. I've never seen a magazine like that. That's our society. I'm not saying it's right. That's all the facts.He started a real estate company. He is a motivational speaker as well as a corporate spokesman. Sports Yahoo! He is a motivational speaker and stock broker. <mask> moved into private equity after becoming a broker. He is in negotiations to build a water-bottling facility on land that he and a business partner own, as he calls it, and is also dabbling in the 'water business'. Rick Barry was a former NBA player.He travels the world and gives 25 lectures a year. His biography was written by Richard J. Foster was released in July 2008. In July of 2012 he endorsed Istanbul's bid to host the 2020 Summer Olympics, but the award went to Tokyo. Collecting art is one of his hobbies. When other swimmers, male and female, were shaving body hair, he swam with a moustache. He stated that he grew the moustache because a college coach told him he couldn't grow one.The moustache was a form of rebellion against the clean-cut look imposed on him in college. He said it took a long time to grow. It took


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texts: four months for the moustache to grow, but <mask> was proud of it. "When I went to the Olympics, I had every intention of shaving the moustache off, but I realized I was getting so many comments about it, that I decided to keep it." A Russian coach asked me if my moustache slowed me down. I said, "No, as a matter of fact, it allows my rear end to rise and make me bullet-shaped in the water, and that's what had allowed me to swim so great." After talking about shaving off his moustache for a year, he finally did on February 14, 1988."He looked great with it, don't get me wrong," said his wife, "but he looks so handsome without it." He said "well, one, I'm not swimming anymore, two, it started to turn gray, and three, my wife had never seen me, nor my family, without the moustache." I'm happy without it. In a live, in-studio interview with KCRA host Mike TeSelle on June 14, 2008, he stated that he no longer maintains his moustache because it had become too gray. "During my Olympic training, I attributed the symptoms of acid reflux to an overexposure to chlorine and eating too soon before and after swimming," says Spitz. It wasn't until the symptoms began to get in the way of my 1976 Olympic broadcasting career in Montreal, which was four years after retirement, that I suspected something more serious must be happening. High cholesterol and other chronic health issues have been reported by him."People don't believe that I have high cholesterol, but it's a fact," said Spitz. My


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texts: doctor told me that diet and exercise aren't enough to keep my cholesterol down, so I take medication every day. He is a paid spokesman for Medco. Product placement was accused of being involved in the 1972 medal podium incident. After his victory in the 200 meter freestyle, <mask> went barefoot to get his gold medal. "The Star-Spangled Banner" was played as he put them down. He waved to the crowd after picking up his shoes.The Soviets thought this was product placement. The gesture was innocent, the shoes were old and he was not paid when questioned by the IOC. He was cleared of any wrongdoing by the IOC. I never got invited to the 2008 Summer Olympics so I felt snubbed by not being asked to attend. You don't go to the Olympics to make a statement. Because of who I am. ...I'm going to sit there and watch Michael Phelps break my record. It's almost degrading to me. It is not very close. They voted me one of the top five athletes of all time. Some of them are no longer alive. He said that the other ones were invited to the Olympics, but not him. I am upset about it.According to <mask>, he has no hard feelings towards Phelps. On August 14, 2008, in an interview on Los Angeles KNBC-4's morning news show, Today in L.A., <mask> was quoted as saying that he was proud of Michael Phelps: On August 14, 2008, in an interview on Los Angeles KNBC-4's morning news show, On August 15, 2008, as part of an interview on NBC, <mask> said that he felt that the performance of the swimmer in the


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texts: 100 fly in Beijing was "epic". Two hours after his record-tying seventh gold medal during a live joint interview with Bob Costas, <mask> paid a compliment to him. He claimed that his quote had been misconstrued. <mask> has been consistent in his criticism of the two swimming world bodies, the IOC and the FINA, for their incomplete attempts to keep drugs out of the sport. He felt that there wasn't enough done to encourage drug-free participation.He criticized FINA for its "embarrassing" attempts to stamp out drug abuse, urging them to test for all known drugs. The IOC had the technology to test for a lot of drugs, but was unwilling to do so because of some IOC member protests. "They don't want to test for everything because there's tremendous pressure from the television networks because they want the television to have athletic competition with the world record holders there for the finals," he was quoted as saying during a radio interview in Australia. It's all about ratings and commercial selling of time and money, and they want the medals not to be tainting in their value of accomplishment by winning them. There is a conflict of interest for the IOC because they have a hand in the pockets of the network television people. The Los Angeles Times reported in August of 2008 that the IOC has sponsors who want a good show. Television pays the IOC for the rights to that show, and its sponsors want that as well.Drug news is not a good show. People won't watch to see athletes have

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title: Charles Thomas (historian)

texts: <mask> was a British historian and archaeologist who was the first Director of the Institute of Cornish Studies from 1971 until his retirement in 1991. His name was Gwas Godhyan and he was a Bard. He was born on April 26, 1928, to <mask> and <mask>. He attended a day school and a boarding school. He received a scholarship to Bradfield College in 1940, but was instead sent to Winchester College on a 'Headmaster's Nomination'. He joined the army at the age of 17 and served in Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Egypt before becoming interested in archaeology. He received a degree in Jurisprudence from Oxford University in 1951.He received a degree in Prehistoric Archaeology from the Institute of Archaeology at the University College London. While on a week's leave from the Army in 1946, <mask> gave his first public lecture entitled 'The Glebe Lands of Camborne'. He began his academic career as a part-time lecturer in archaeology. He was a lecturer in Archaeology at the University of Edinburgh. He was the first Professor of Archaeology at the University of Leicester. He was awarded a Leverhulme fellowship in the 1960's and 1960's. The Institute of Cornish Studies was founded by <mask> in 1972 and he was the first Professor of Cornish Studies.He launched and edited the journal, Cornish Studies. The field was defined as the study of all aspects of man and his work in the region. The development of society, industry and the landscape in our fast changing world is just as important as the history of those topics in the past. He received a PhD from the University of Oxford in 1983. He was a Visiting Senior Research Fellow at Jesus College from 1985 to 1986. He retired as Director of the Institute and Professor of Cornish Studies in 1991.

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texts: The National University of Ireland awarded <mask> a Doctor of Letters in 1996.<mask>' first archaeological excavation was at the Bronze Age barrow on Godrevy headland in 1950 and he initially thought he was a prehistorian. An important post-Roman occupation was revealed during his time as Director of excavations at Gwithian. He was best known for his contributions to the archaeology of early Christianity in Britain and Ireland. Nendrum Monastery, County Down, was one of the early Christian sites excavated after Gwithian. His first major work in this field was The Early Christian Archaeology of North Britain. There are post-Roman inscriptions in Western Britain. Roles in organizations Learned societies He was a Board Member of the Royal Institution of Cornwall until 2011.He was the President of the Council for British Archaeology from 1970 to 1973. He was the President of both the Society for Medieval Archaeology and the Cornwall Archaeological Society. He is the President of the Society for Landscape Studies. He was president of the association in 1993. The Society for Church Archaeology was chaired by him. He is the Chairman of the South West Regional Advisory Council, the Department of the Environment Area Archaeology Committee, and the Cornwall Committee for Rescue Archaeology. He was a member of the Royal Commission on Historical Monuments in England.A fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. A member of the Society of Antiquaries of London. A member of the Royal Irish Academy. A member of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland. A member of the Royal Historical Society. A fellow of the British Academy. A fellow of St David's University College.A fellow of University College London. The Doctor of Literature

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texts: is from the National University of Ireland. A fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. The William Frend medal was presented by the Society of Antiquaries of London. The Royal Institution of Cornwall has a medal. The deputy lieutenant of Cornwall. The Commander of the Order of the British Empire is a person.There is a full biography in Gathering the Fragments. The book was written in 1783–1833. <mask> married the writer Jessica Mann a week after she finished her Cambridge finals in 1959 and they had two sons and two daughters. He died on April 7, 2016 The Early Christian Archaeology of North Britain 1971: Britain and Ireland in Early Christian Times was published in 1967. Small and D. Wilson. D. Ivall was part of the Military Insignia of Cornwall.Christianity in Roman Britain to AD 500, Exploration of a Drowned Landscape, Views and Likenesses, and Tintagel, Arthur and Archaeology. Christian Celts, Messages and Images, Silent in the Shroud, and The Penzance Market Cross are some of the post-Roman inscriptions in Western Britain. An Archaeological Survey of the Rame Peninsula is an incomplete list of publications. The Institute of Cornish studies. In 1974. The Bulletin Board of Celtic Studies, Vol XXVIII, Pt II, May 1979. 229–233.Will these stones speak? The University of Wales Press published post-Roman inscriptions in western Britain. 'Archaeology and Local Government', New Approaches to our Past was published in 1978. 63–77. The summer meeting programme of the Royal Archaeological Institute was 'Archaeology in Cornwall'. 10–13. Britain and Ireland in Early Christian times: A.D. 400-800; Library of medieval civilization series; and The Bronze Age in the South West, Papers in Regional.'Bronze Age Spade Marks at


title: Charles Thomas (historian)

texts: interim report on the excavation of a Dark Ages site in Gwithian Cornwall.Exploration of a drowned landscape is an exploration of archaeology and history of the Isles ofScilly. The Cornovia Press published Gathering the Fragments: The Selected Essays of a Groundbreaking Historian. The pottery in Cornwall was marked with grass. An account of a second season of archaeological excavation at Tintagel Churchyard was published in 1991. Field guides No.8 and P.A.S. 'Hermits on Islands or Priests in a Landscape' was written by Pool in 1962. The history of Christianity in Cornwall, written by <mask> Mattingly, was published in 2000.The island of St. Patrick was home to Church and ruling dynasties. Dublin : Four Courts Press in 2004. The Irish Settlements in Post-roman Western Britain : A Survey of the Evidence was published in 1972 in the Journal of the Royal Institute of Cornwall. Is archaeology necessary? John Harris of Bolenowe, poet and preacher, 1820-1884, was honoured by the Institute of Cornish Studies with a lecture. The Early Walls ofScilly was written by Peter Fowler and <mask>. 186–189.The medieval Cornish drama was edited by <mask>. The Cornwall Archaeological Society was founded in 1969 by Merther Uny and <mask>. The Cornish Methodist Historical Association published an Occasional publication in 1965, Military insignia of Cornwall/ D. Endean Ivall and <mask>. A critical explanation of the late Dr. Watson's narrative entitled "the Devil's foot" was written by <mask>. Mrs. Percival's endowed school at Penponds and Treslothan Camborne was published in 1761 to 1876. James Lang edited "Ninth-century Sculpture in Cornwall : A Note" in British Archaeological Reports: Anglo-Saxon and Viking Age Sculpture and Its Context. "Notes

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title: Charles Thomas (historian)

texts: on the Late Bronze Age site at Gwithian Cornwall : Gwithian 1957" was published by the Excavation Staff.The 5th Ed. was published in 1959 The 6th Ed. was published in 1960. The 7th Ed. was published in 1961. 1962, 8th Ed. The 9th Ed. was written in 1963. The 10th ed. was published in 1964. In 1965, the 11th Ed.13th Ed. 1966; 12th Ed. 1967. The 14th Ed 1969 was revised in 1968. The 16th Ed. was revised in 1970. There is a list of imported pottery in post-Roman Western Britain & Ireland. The Institute of Cornish Studies is located in Redruth. The Institute of Cornish Studies series has a special report. Real Cornish Humour; Lambessow : Summaries and Plain Digits, 2008 [compiled and edited under the nom de plume 'Cornubiensis']. Research objectives in British archaeology, edited by <mask>.Papers were given at a C.B.A. The conference was held at St. Hugh's College, Oxford, 1 to 3 January 1965, edited by <mask>. The English Heritage publication date is 1986 to the lighthouse, the story of Godrevy light, Cornwall. There areographical notes. "From riu, Vol.xxii, 1971 Trencrom Hill : A Property of the National Trust" A survey of recent work. H.C. and P.J. edited it.The Royal Institution of Cornwall published views and likenesses of early photographers in Cornwall and the Isles ofScilly in 1978. "Vita Sancti Paterni: The Life of Saint Padarn and the Original Miniu" was published in Trivium 33. The report was edited by <mask> and was published by the Institute of Cornish Studies in 1978. Special reports of the Institute of Cornish Studies series. The names of people who have died in the last year include Academics of the University of Exeter, University College London, Oxford Bards of Gorsedh Kernow, and Commanders of the Order of the

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title: Johnnie Taylor

texts: <mask> was an American recording artist who performed a wide variety of genres, from blues, rhythm and blues, soul, and gospel to pop, doo-wop, and disco. <mask> was born in Crawfordsville, Arkansas. He was a performer in the West Memphis area as a child. He was a member of The Highway Q.C., which had a single, "Somewhere to Lay My Head", on Chicago's Vee Jay Records in the 1950s. There was a young Sam Cooke. In 1957, <mask> was hired to take Cooke's place in the Soul Stirrers, a group that was close to <mask>'s singing. <mask> signed on as one of the label's first acts and recorded "Rome Wasn't Built In A Day" in 1962.After Cooke's death in 1964, SAR Records ceased to exist. In 1966, <mask> moved to Stax Records in Memphis, Tennessee. The label's house band included Booker T. & the M.G.'s. His hits were "I Had a Dream", "I've Got to Love Somebody's Baby" and "Who's Making Love". 5 on the Hot 100 chart. 1 was on the R&B chart in 1968. "Who's Making Love" was awarded a gold disc after selling over one million copies.<mask> and Gerlean Rocket were married until his death in 2000. He became an R&B star during his time at Stax, with over a dozen chart successes, including "Jody's Got Your Girl and Gone". "Cheaper to Keep Her" was written by Mack Rice and "I Believe in You (You Believe in Me)" was written by Don Davis. The Hot 100 chart has 11 on it. "I Believe in You (You Believe in Me)" was awarded gold

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texts: disc status by the R.I.A.A., and sold in excess of one million copies. In October 1973. <mask> was one of the label's flagship artists who were credited for keeping the company afloat in the late 1960s and early 1970s after the death of Otis Redding in an aviation accident.The documentary film, Wattstax, was released in 1973. After Stax folded in 1975, <mask> switched to Columbia Records, where he recorded his biggest success with Don Davis still in charge of production. It spent six weeks at the top of the R&B chart and four weeks at the top of the Hot 100. It peaked at No. The UK Singles Chart had 25 in it. Two million copies of "Disco Lady" were sold by the RIAA. <mask> recorded several more successful albums and R&B single hits with Davis on Columbia, but sales fell away.After a short stay at a small independent label in Los Angeles, <mask> signed with Malaco Records after they heard him sing at blues singer Z. Z. Hill's funeral took place in 1984. Malaco gave <mask> the type of recording freedom that Stax had given him in the late 1960s and early 1970s, as well as being backed by members of the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section. Good Love!, <mask>'s eighth album for Malaco, reached the top of the charts in 1996. The biggest record in Malaco's history was 15 R&B. Malaco recorded a live video of <mask> at the Longhorn Ballroom in Dallas, Texas, in 1997. The Good Love video was recorded in Jackson,

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title: Johnnie Taylor

texts: Mississippi.<mask> had a dream that he would be at a concert featuring dead African-American music icons. Hill to The Notorious B.I.G. <mask> <mask> was a DJ on a radio station in the Dallas area in the 1980s. The station's format was mostly R&B and Soul oldies and their on-the-air personalities were often local R&B, Soul, blues, and jazz musicians. "The Wailer, <mask> <mask>" was what he was called. Death <mask> died of a heart attack in 2000 at the age of 66. <mask> <mask> was called the Philosopher of Soul by Stax.He was referred to as the Blues Wailer. He was buried next to his mother at Forrest Hill Cemetery. His personal life was revealed after his death. In an episode of The Will: Family Secrets Revealed called "The Estate of Johnnie <mask>", the difficulties associated with executing his will were presented, having six accepted children and three others with confirmed paternity born to three different mothers. The Rhythm and Blues Foundation gave <mask> a Pioneer Award in 1999. <mask> was a nominee three times. <mask> was in the National Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame in 2015."Who's Making Love" is the best male R&B vocal performance. <mask>'s 1982 song "What About My Love?" was sampled by the UK's Shapeshifters. For their No. "Lola's Theme" was a hit. One soul singer - Stax 715 There's No Good in Goodbye was recorded in 1972 and released in 2003 There are links to complete discography on the

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title: Herbert Armitage James

texts: He ended his "remarkable scholastic career" by becoming President of St John's College, Oxford. He was the head of Rossall School from 1875 to 1886. He raised the school to a pitch of all-round excellence which it had not known before. He was the Dean of St Asaph from 1886 to 1889 after suffering health problems at Rossall. Despite being offered the position of headmaster of Clifton College, he returned to teaching in 1889 and remained in this post until 1895. He became the head of Rugby School. The nickname "The Bodger" is still used at the school.After leaving Rugby School in 1909, he became President of St John's College, Oxford, a position he held until his death 22 years later. One of the best preachers of his day, he was a highly respected teacher and preacher. He was praised for his work at several places. King George V made him a member of the Order of the Companions of Honour. He was described by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs as "one of the greatest and most forcefully characters who had ever devoted himself to education" at a dinner in his honor. The Lord Chancellor spoke at the dinner to praise <mask>'s high character and kindly nature, as well as his directness in his opinions and decisions. The son of the Rev. was born in Kirkdale.Dr. <mask> was the rector of Panteg from 1856 to 1871. He studied at two Oxford colleges after graduating from King Henry VIII Grammar School. He graduated from Lincoln College with a first-class degree in 1867 after graduating from Jesus College in 1863. He was President of the Oxford Union Society in 1871 and nominated H. H. Asquith to the Standing Committee. He received his degree in 1874. On May 31, 1895, he was awarded the degree of Doctor of Divinity, having previously been excused by the university from satisfying the requirements normally set for the award of the degree. He was the

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texts: Headmaster of Rossall School from 1875 to 1876.The whole school gathered outside the school to boo <mask> on the last day of his first year as the headmaster. Despite this, he held this position until 1886 and was regarded as having been "brilliantly successful, raising the school in the 11 years of his reign to a pitch of all-round excellence which it had not known before". Henry Stuart-Jones was one of his students at Rossall. <mask> was given the credit for making Stuart-Jones a scholar. He was appointed Dean of St Asaph in 1886 because of the strain of his position at Rossall School. He left St Asaph in 1889 to become Principal of Cheltenham College. He was offered the position of head of the college, but was able to stay.In 1889, he made games part of the boys' education. The college's 100th anniversary was marked by the building of a new chapel. <mask> succeeded Dr. Percival as Headmaster of Rugby School in 1895. It was said that the school had stood higher since Arnold's day than under his leadership, and that he was very well regarded. He was described in his obituary as a "master of his profession, equally effective and esteemed in the class-room and the pulpit, in the School House of Dr. Arnold, and on the playing fields." The term "The Bodger" is still used by Rugby School. The first royal visit to Rugby School was made by King Edward VII on July 3, 1909.He returned to Oxford in 1909 as President of St John's College and held this position until his death in 1931. He was regarded as a leader for the causes of the church and the Conservative Party, and was described as "winning all hearts with his good sense, and his readiness to help all with whom he was brought into contact." During his time as college President, his photograph was taken for inclusion in the National Portrait Gallery. He was made a Companion of Honour by King George V.

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title: Herbert Armitage James

texts: On 15 October 1926, over two hundred friends and former students attended a dinner in his honor at the Hotel Victoria to celebrate the award, with Viscount Cave, who was Lord Chancellor and also Chancellor of Oxford University, presiding. The sculptor Sir George Frampton, the civil servant Ernest Gowers, and the MP Sir <mask>-Gardner were some of the guests. The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and a governor of Rugby School spoke with representatives of other schools.<mask>'s high character and kindly nature were praised by Lord Cave. He said that only a few people who had rendered "special social service" to the country had been given membership of the Companionship of Honour. St John's College and Oxford University owe <mask> a debt of gratitude for his wise advice and guidance. He said that <mask> had never dealt with the fine shades or the analysis of tendencies. Whatever was right had to be done. He fought with all his might. <mask> was remembered by the school through a poem.<mask> had a "remarkable scholastic career" and had exercised a "great and powerful influence" in the schools that he had served, according to the obituary published by The Times. <mask> was said to be one of the greatest and most forcefully characters that had ever devoted himself to education. The dinner itself was reported as a news item in The Times on the following day, with a list of the principal attendees and summaries of the main speeches, and of <mask>'s response, in which he said that he regarded the honour he had received as one bestowed on teaching. His publications included an edition with English notes of Cicero's Pro Plancio and a collection of sermons from his time at Rossall School. He was considered to be one of the best preachers of his day, as he was appointed as the Select Preacher for Oxford University in 1894, 1897 and 1900. He was the

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texts: captain of the Lincoln College XI when he was a student. He was a useful member of the St John's College XI for his batting and slow bowling.The story was told at the 1926 dinner in his honor that he had taught A G Steel how to bowl a "twister", and that Steel went on to take many wickets in test matches against the Australians as a result. He had one of the best stamp collections in England and was devoted to philately. Despite the fact that he had dispersed much of his collection before his death, it was estimated to be worth between £5,000 and $6,000. <mask> died at St John's College in 1931 at the age of 87. He was buried after the funeral service at St Giles's Church. He left money for the upkeep of his parents' graves and for church work in the parish in his will. He left money to his old school in Abergavenny, Lincoln College, St John's College and the schools at which he was the headmaster.The Royal Philatelic Society received a sum from him. As <mask> had never married and was his brother's next of kin, he left the residue of his estate to his brother for the rest of his life. St John's College was to receive his estate after his brother's death to support the work of the choir. <mask> was presented with a gold watch and chain when he left his position at Rossall School in 1886. These were donated back to Rossall School by the purchaser, who was a former student of the school. Lord Derby, president of the Rossall School Corporation, unveiled the memorial tablet in the chapel of Rossall School in 1933. The memorial to <mask> in St Mary's Church, Panteg, was unveiled in 1935 and was carried out by a friend of <mask> since childhood.The <mask> Pavilion, which was opened in 1937, was built in <mask>'s honor by Rugby School. People from the Order of the Companions of Honour include alumni of Jesus College, Lincoln College and Oxford Head Masters

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title: John Wilkinson (industrialist)

texts: During the Industrial Revolution, the manufacture of cast iron and the use of cast-iron goods was pioneered by <mask> "Iron- Mad" <mask>. He was the inventor of a boring machine that could bore cast iron cylinders, which were used in the steam engines of James Watt. The first machine tool was his boring machine. He helped sponsor the first iron bridge in Coalbrookdale and developed a blowing device for blast furnaces that allowed higher temperatures. He is known for his methods of cannon boring, his techniques at casting iron, and his work with the government of France. The oldest son of <mask> and <mask> was born in Little Clifton, Bridgefoot, Cumberland. One of the first places to use coke instead of charcoal was at the blast furnace, which was founded by Abraham Darby.<mask> and his half-brother William, who was 17 years younger, were raised in a non-conformist Presbyterian family and were educated at a dissenting academy. Mary married another non-conformist in the 18th century. <mask>'s younger brother, William, was educated by Priestley. <mask> entered into a partnership with his father when he was 17 years old. When his father moved to Bersham furnace in 1753 <mask> stayed at Kirkby Lonsdale. In 1757, <mask> built a blast furnace at Willey, near Broseley, after becoming a partner in the Bersham concern. He builds another furnace and works at New Willey.He lived in a house called 'The Lawns' in Broseley for many years. He had houses on either side of 'The Lawns' which were used for administration, one being named 'The Mint' used for distribution of the thousands of token, each valued equivalent to a halfpenny. He developed iron works at Snedshill and other locations. They leased land to build another Bradley works in Bilston parish. He was known as the Father of the South Staffordshire iron industry and the start of the Black Country. He took over Bersham

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title: John Wilkinson (industrialist)

texts: Ironworks. Bradley became his largest and most successful enterprise, and was the site of extensive experiments in getting raw coal to substitute for coke in the production of cast iron.It included a number of blast furnaces, brick works, potteries, glass works, and rolling mills. The canal was built near the Bradley works. Inventions was a prolific inventor of new products and processes, and especially anything connected with novel uses of cast iron and wrought iron. The accurate boring of cylinders for the first Watt steam engines was presaged by his development of a machine tool for boring cast iron cannons. He was the first to use wrought iron in canal barges and improved the air supply for the blast furnace. The first cast iron bridge at Coalbrookdale was supported by him. Cannon boring machine Bersham was a producer of guns and cannon.Historically cannons had been cast with a core and then bored to remove flaws, but in 1774 <mask> patented a technique for boring iron guns from a solid piece, rotating the gun barrel rather than the boring-bar. The guns were more accurate since the bore was uniform and less likely to explode. The boring of the large iron naval cannon was novel. The navy wanted to overthrow the patent but it was quashed in 1779. The furnaces and other plant that were installed in the Brymbo Hall estate were not far from Bersham. After his death and the decline of his industrial empire, the ironworks were shut down. It was once again an important work and continued to operate until 1990.James Watt was forced to use hammered iron to get bored cylinders for his steam engines because he couldn't get a boring machine to do it. <mask> invented a boring machine in which the shaft held the cutting tool extended through the cylinder and was supported on both ends, unlike the cantilevered borers then in use. With this machine he was able to bore the

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texts: cylinder for Boulton & Watt's first commercial engine, and was given an exclusive contract for the provision of cylinders due to the lower tolerance between the piston and cylinder and the resulting improvement in efficiency by lowering steam losses through the gap. Until this era, the advancement of drilling and boring practice had been limited to the application of gun barrels for firearms and cannon, as its fields of application expanded into engines, pumps, and other industrial uses. While the main market for steam engines was for pumping water out of mines, he saw much more use for them in the driving of machinery in ironworks such as blowing engines, forge hammers and rolling mills. The reversing rolling mill with two steam cylinders was one of his many inventions. The owners of Cornish copper mines were interested in getting orders for steam engines and other uses for cast iron.In order to provide capital, he bought shares in eight of the mines. The rate of production of cast iron was improved by the invention of ahydraulic blowing engine that increased the air blast through the tuyeres. The Chinese Imperial Government metallurgist Wang Zhen described a design in his Treatise on Agriculture. The Iron Bridge was built in order to connect the industrial town of Broseley with the other side of the River Severn. Plans for the bridge were written to him by his friend. A committee of subscribers formed to agree to the use of iron rather than wood or stone in order to get price quotations and an authorising act of Parliament. During the parliamentary process, the group support was held together by the persuasion and drive of <mask>.The bridge might not have been built if it weren't for the support from influential parliamentarians. The district in Madeley would not have attained the status of a World Heritage Site if the name 'Ironbridge' had been used. Abraham


title: John Wilkinson (industrialist)

texts: Darby III was chosen as the preferred builder because of his quote to build the bridge. The project was to be opened in 1781 after the successful conclusion of the construction in 1779. The first barge made of wrought iron was launched in 1787. It would become common in large ships in the following century. He patented more than one invention.<mask> made his fortune selling good quality goods made of iron and reached his limit of investment expansion. He invested in a lot of copper interests. The hull of the frigate was clad with copper sheet in 1761 to prevent attack by the Teredo shipworm. The shipworm caused severe hull damage in tropical waters because of the drag from the hull growth. The Navy ordered all ships to be clad after the success of this work, creating a large demand for copper. He met Thomas Williams, the 'Copper King' of the Parys Mountain mines, after buying shares in eight Cornish copper mines. Williams received scrap for the process of recovery of copper from solution by cementation, as well as large quantities of plate and equipment.There are shares in the Williams industries at Holywell and St Helens, as well as in the Mona Mine at Parys Mountain. They worked together on several projects. They were the first to issue trade token to alleviate the shortage of small coins. The Cornish Metal Company was set up as a marketing company for copper. It was to ensure a stable price for the users of copper and a good return for the Cornish miners. Warehouses were set up in several places. To help his business interests and to service his trade token, he bought into partnerships with banks.Five miles from Bersham, Llyn Pandy at Soughton is one of the lead mines that was bought by <mask>. He made the steam pumping engines viable again. The port of Chester was where his lead was exported. Some of the lead was used at the lead pipe works in London. The

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texts: factory made the solder used in the car factory at Dagenham for many years. <mask> had a good reputation as an employer. The cottages were built to accommodate employees and their families.His brother-in-law was a famous chemist. He was elected the High Sheriff of Denbighshire. He was able to provide iron troughs to hold sand in schools with no slates. The church at Bilston had a cast-iron pulpit. <mask> married Ann in 1759. A share in the New Willey Company was paid for by her family's wealth. His second marriage was to Mary Lee, whose money helped him buy out his partners, after the death of Ann.His mistress Mary Ann Lewis gave birth to his only children, a boy and two girls, when he was in his seventies. He was making about one-eighth of Britain's cast iron by 1796. He became wealthy and eccentric. The village of Lindale-in-Cartmel, now in Cumbria, was where he was buried in the 1790s, when he had almost everything around him made of iron. He was the Sheriff of Denbighshire. He died from diabetes at his Bradley works. He was buried at Lindale.He left a large estate in his will that he intended to make his three children the principal heirs. Thomas Jones fought the will in the Court of Chancery. Poor management and lawsuits led to the decline of the estate. His corpse, in its distinctive iron coffin, has been lost after being moved several times. There are references to Braid, Douglas. The second volume of the Wilkinson Studies was published in 1992. W.H. Chaloner."Builders of Industry: Ironmaster." pp 63–69 are from History Today. J. R. Harris and <mask> were both killed in the line of duty. The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography was published in 2004. Pevsner Architectural Guides: The Buildings of Shropshire is a book by Newman and Pevsner. Studies in British History was published in 1998. <mask> at Ward's Book is a summary of the Cumbria Directory

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title: Ken Kurson

texts: <mask> is an American political consultant, writer, journalist, and former musician who was editor-in-chief of The New York Observer. He was pardoned by President Donald Trump in 2021. In February of 2022, <mask> pleaded guilty to state criminal charges related to his divorce. The son of a traveling salesman of motorcycle parts, he once said that "some years were good; others we had to sell our piano and all our furniture." He graduated from Glenbrook North High School in 1986 and is the younger brother of a bestselling author. He left college because he found the experience to besoul-deadening. In the late 1980s and early 1990s,<mask> played bass for the Chicago punk rock band Green.The Lilacs was founded by <mask> and David Levinsky. The Lilacs Love You was produced by Material Issue's Jim Ellison, who is also credited with naming the band. The Lilacs Hate You was the band's next release. Brad Wood produced the full-length CD, The Lilacs Rise Above the Filth. He went to New York in 1993 to break into journalism and got internships and jobs at Rolling Stone,Harper's and Worth. He started The Kenny Quarterly in 1995 while he was an editor at United Media. Friends wanted financial advice.He and John Packel turned The Kenny Quarterly into Green. Bankrate acquired it in 1999. From 1997 to 2001 he was a contributing editor at Esquire. When he played bass for Green, he became interested in finance. He was in charge of the band's books. According to a New York Times profile in 2000, personal finance is now more accessible for people who might otherwise believe that it belongs on the shelf with Geritol and Dentu-Creme. The Green Magazine Guide to Personal Finance was published by Doubleday.Little, Brown published a book with

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texts: him in 2002. Rudy Giuliani founded Giuliani Partners, a political consulting company, with which he had co-authored the book, Leadership. Rudy Giuliani had an unsuccessful 2008 campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland were put in charge of the Mid-Atlantic Region by the Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee. He served as chief operating officer until Giuliani withdrew from the race on January 30, 2008. After the campaign, he worked at a Republican political consulting firm. As a Republican, he ran in the 2003 New Jersey General Assembly election for the 34th Legislative District.He received 17.6% of the vote and ran a distant third behind Eagler and Oliver. He was a co-author of the personal memoir of John Crowley, Chasing Miracles: The Crowley Family Journey of Strength, Hope and Joy, in 2010. The New York Observer had a new editor in January of 2013). His tenure as editor was marked by questions about his ties to the Trump campaign, especially after he acknowledged that he had worked on a Trump speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. He said that he would no longer advise the Trump campaign. In a break with its past under former editor Peter W. Kaplan, the publication ended its print edition and dropped "New York" from its title. In May of last year, <mask> left the Observer to work as a senior managing director at Teneo Strategies, a firm run by allies of Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton.Federal prosecutors charged him with interstate cyberstalking and related offenses when he was a board member of the payments company. He founded Sea of Reeds Media in Washington, D.C. and is the CEO. Modern Consensus, California Globe, New Jersey Globe, Rock and Roll


title: Ken Kurson

texts: Globe, Wine and Whiskey Globe, Book and Film Globe, and Fine Art Globe are all published by Sea of Reeds Media. The California Globe lied about a San Francisco store closing, pushed false narratives about San Francisco's crime rates, and failed to issue retractions. In March of last year, journalist Deborah Copaken wrote an article in The Atlantic in which she claimed that <mask> withdrew a job offer that had been made to her to write for the New York Observer after not responding favorably to sexual advances from him. He categorically denied any claim of inappropriate behavior. He revealed in May of last year that he was under consideration for a position in the Trump Administration.He was considered for the board of the National Endowment for the Humanities. The FBI conducted a background check on Copaken in June of last year. She told the agents that she had been contacted by a female Mount Sinai Hospital physician who claimed that <mask> had harassed her. The doctor and other employees at Mount Sinai were interviewed by the FBI. The list of appointees to the endowment was released in July of last year. He withdrew from consideration due to too much paperwork in the vetting process. He was charged with interstate cyberstalking and harassment of the doctor in October 2020.According to the federal prosecutors, <mask> used fake identities to post a flood of negative reviews about the physician, sent her threatening emails, harassed her with anonymous calls, and delivered messages to other Mount Sinai employees that the physician was having an affair with her boss. Mount Sinai Hospital hired someone to protect the doctor for a few days because they were so concerned about the harassment. On January 19, 2021, the last

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texts: day of the Trump presidency, a full pardon was granted to <mask>'s ex-wife wrote a "powerful letter to the prosecutors" on his behalf. The White House statement did not mention the other alleged victims, and the pardon stood out because of the ongoing threat that some of the people he allegedly stalker and harassed. She was terrified by the pardon. On August 18, 2021, he pleaded guilty to a New York state court for cyberstalking.The implementation of a program called WebWatcher allowed <mask> to monitor the text of his wife's emails as she typed, as well as access to her email and Facebook passwords. "We will not accept presidential pardons as get-out-of-jail-free cards for the well-connected in New York," said Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the district attorney from Manhattan. He is accused of distributing his wife's Facebook postings. In February of 2022, <mask> pleaded guilty to state criminal charges related to his divorce. He was accused of using a software program called WebWatcher to hack into his former wife's computer and monitor her online activities. A New York Times profile in 2000 described <mask> as not having an ounce of pretension. A mischievous glint leaps out of his eye during a conversation.<mask> lives in New Jersey with his wife. Sea of Reeds Media website has links to external

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title: Charles Strouse

texts: Broadway musicals such as Bye Bye Birdie, Applause, and Annie were written by <mask>, who was born June 7, 1928. Life and career <mask> was born in New York City to Jewish parents, who worked in the tobacco business. He studied under a number of renowned musicians, including Arthur Berger and David Diamond. Bye Bye Birdie was the first Broadway musical written by Lee Adams. Adams worked with him for a long time. In the category of best musical, he won his first Tony Award. All American was a flop, closing after 80 performances, but it produced the standard " Once Upon a Time", which was recorded by Tony Bennett.Golden Boy, starring Sammy Davis Jr., ran for 568 performances. Linda Lavin sang the song "You've Got Possibilities" in the musical It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's Superman which closed after 129 performances. Applause, with book by Betty Comden and Adolph Green, and lyrics by Adams, won the Tony Award for Best Musical in 1970. The hit Annie, which included the song "Tomorrow," became a "monstrous song hit" after it was adapted for the stage in 1977. Charlie and Algernon closed after one performance, while Dance a Little Closer closed after four performances and 18 previews. Many of his songs were included in musical revues. Shoestring Revue was with Adams and Michael Stewart, Medium Rare was with Adams and Michael Stewart, Upstairs At O' Neals was with Adams and Michael Stewart, and Can was with Adams and Michael Stewart.It was conceived and directed by Barbara Siman. The music and lyrics for the animated special were written by <mask>. His film scores include Bonnie and Clyde, There Was a Crooked Man..., The Night They

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texts: Raided Minsky's, and All Dogs Go to Heaven. The theme song for All in the Family was written by him and Adams. His songs have been heard on the radio throughout his career and have ranged from girl-band pop to hip hop. Jay-Z's song "It's The Hard Knock Life" was the winner of a gramophone in 1999, and his song " Born Too Late" was number seven on the chart in 1957. Orchestral works, chamber music, piano concertos and opera are all written by <mask>.His opera Nightingale, starring Sarah Brightman, had a successful run in London after its premiere at The Boston Pops in 2002. Many young composers and lyricists have found a forum for their work thanks to the founding of the ASCAP Musical Theatre Workshop in 1977. The Huntington Theatre in Boston hosted a musical stage adaptation of the movie Marty starring John C. Reilly in October 2002. The musical Real Men, for which <mask> wrote the music and lyrics, was premired in January 2005 at the Coconut Grove Playhouse in Miami, Florida, and the musical Studio, for which he wrote the music and lyrics, was premired in August 2006 at Theatre Building Chicago. The musical Minsky's is based on the movie The Night They Raided Minsky's. In television adaptions of Bye Bye Birdie and Annie, <mask> won an award. He received the Richard Rodgers Award and the Oscar Hammerstein Award.He was a member of the American Theater Hall of Fame in 2001. Barbara Siman is a director-choreographer. They have four children: Benjamin, Nicholas, Victoria and William. The Freedom From Religion Foundation gave an Emperor Has No Clothes Award to <mask>. The award is given to public figures who dissent from

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title: Tigre Uno

texts: <mask> is a Mexican professional wrestler. He is best known for his time with Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. Outside of the United States, he is best known for his work in Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (AAA), where he is a former two-time holder of the AAA World Tag Team Championships and the 2011 Rey de Reyes tournament winner as Extreme Tiger. Tiger made his professional wrestling debut in 1998 at the age of 17. He used to wrestle as Tyger Mask, an imitation of the Japanese Tiger Mask character, before changing his name to Extreme Tiger. He gained fame as a member of the World Wrestling Association in Baja California, which became his home territory. He began working for Desastre Total Ultraviolento and Nueva Generation Xtrema, adopting a more hardcore style of wrestling that involved the use of weapons, tables, chair and ladders.Tiger Extreme began working for the promotion in 2006 as a rudo, who was used in random lower to mid-card matches. Tiger became a técnico in 2007, shortly after he won the Alas de Oro tournament. He reverted to a rudo as he began teaming with Halloween and Juventud. On April 27, 2008, Extreme Tiger and Halloween defeated The Mexican Powers to win theAAA World Tag Team Championship. The team held the title for nearly five months before losing it to La Hermandad 187 on September 14. Halloween ended La Familia de Tijuana after the title loss. Tiger was unable to win the Alas de Oro for the second year in a row as he was eliminated as the second to last competitor, leaving only Jack Evans and 2008 winner Aero Star.Extreme Tiger was the first everAAA cruiserweight champion. Tiger defeated Crazy Boy in the first round of the tournament. Alex Koslov became the first Cruiserweright champion after defeating Alan Stone in the finals. Extreme Tiger won the Cruiserweight Title


title: Tigre Uno

texts: announced that Tiger would be making his debut under the ring name Tigre <mask> at Lockdown on March 9. Manik was defeated in a steel cage match by Tigre <mask>. Tigre and Sanada defeated The BroMans in a non-title match four days later. The two received a shot at the World Tag Team Championship the following week, but were defeated in a three-way match, which also included The Wolves. Tigre <mask> and Sanada were put against each other in a best of three match series for the X Division Championship. The final match of the series was on April 27 at Sacrifice. As a late replacement for an injured Davey Richards, Tigre <mask> worked a tour with the Japanese Wrestle-1 promotion.The tour was part of a relationship with Wrestle-1. On the May 15 edition of Impact, Tigre faced X Division champion Seiya Sanada and DJ Zema in a triple threat match, but failed to win the title. The Ladder match for the X Division Championship was won by Sanada. Jeff Hardy won the Battle Royal on the July 10 edition of Impact Wrestling. On the July 17 edition of Impact Wrestling, <mask> competed in a Gauntlet match for the X Division Championship which was won by Austin Aries. The triple threat X Division championship qualification match was won by Samoa Joe. Petey Williams was defeated by Tigre <mask>.The August 14 edition of Impact Wrestling featured a #1 contender X Division Elimination Scramble match which was won by Low Ki. Homicide, DJ Zema, and Manik were defeated in a 6-man tag team match on the August 27 edition of Impact Wrestling. Homicide won the X Division Elimination Scramble match on the September 3 edition of Impact Wrestling. On the October 8 edition of Impact Wrestling, <mask> and Low Ki were defeated by James Storm and the Great Sanada. The X Division championship was won by Low Ki on the November

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title: Tigre Uno

texts: 19 edition of Impact Wrestling. On the January 23, 2015 edition of Impact Wrestling, <mask> was defeated by Khoya. On the April 17 edition of Impact Wrestling, <mask> and Jay Rios were defeated by Ethan Carter III and Bram.The X Division Championship was won by Kenny King on the May 1 edition of Impact Wrestling. A six-way X Division elimination match was held on the May 22 edition of Impact Wrestling. On June 24, 2015, Tigre <mask> defeated Low Ki and Grado in a three-way elimination match to win the X Division Championship. At Slammiversary XIII, <mask> <mask> defeated Manik and DJ Z in a three-way elimination match to retain the X Division Championship. He retained the X Division Championship in an Ultimate X match at Bound for Glory. In October and November, <mask> was a part of the first ever TNA World Title Series tournamement. Group X Division has a team.He would be more successful in wins over the returning Mandrews, Manik and DJ Z. After defeating Gail Kim in the finals, he was defeated by Eric Young in the round of eight and was eliminated from the tournament. On the February 2 edition of Impact Wrestling, <mask> lost the X Division Championship to Trevor Lee with help from their new manager. He had two chances to regain the title, on the February 9 episode of Impact Wrestling and at Lockdown, but failed to do so. On December 12th, <mask> announced his departure from the organization. In April 2016 Tigre <mask> was on a tour of the United Kingdom. Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide Cruiserweight Championship with Halloween and Jack Evans, as well as the AAA World Tag Team Championship with Alas de Oro.The part of his life that has not been given is his real name. Baja California is where he currently lives. People from Baja California and Mexican male professional wrestlers are

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title: Jope Seniloli

texts: He was forced to resign from his position as vice-president of the country when he was forced to do so in 2004. <mask> was appointed vice-president in 2000 in order to appease the supporters of the 2000 coup which deposed the elected government of President Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara and Prime Minister Mahendra Chaudhry. The 6 August 2004 verdict found Seniloli guilty of proclaiming himself President during the coup and of illegally swearing in cabinet ministers, including George Speight, the chief instigator of the coup. The defence of <mask>'s lawyer was rejected by the High Court, who agreed with the state prosecutor that Seniloli had known of the coup plot in advance. Shameem had originally intended to sentence Seniloli to six years' imprisonment, but decided to give him a four-year sentence, taking into account his many years of service to the country. Along with Seniloli, the deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rakuita Vakalalabure, and three other defendants were sentenced to between one and six years for the same offence. The Labour Party was upset by the Attorney-General's decision to release Seniloli from prison on medical grounds.The FLP is angry about the VP's early release from prison. The Government is trying to save those who are in positions of power. <mask>'s release was an act of defiance to subvert the course of justice and the rule of law. Reverend Yabaki is from the Citizens Constitutional Forum. The military forces took what was widely seen as an extraordinary step by issuing a public statement after the release of The military forces were also displeased and took what was widely seen as an extraordinary step by issuing a public statement after the release of The military forces. The early release was called an insult to our sense of justice and the rule of law. Leweni said that if nothing is done about this quickly, we will continue falling.He and other senior military believed the release of Ratu <mask> was a political ploy to get the support of the same type of people who gathered in

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texts: droves at the parliamentary complex in 2000 to support the coup. There could be a return to the chaos of 2000 if the Attorney General was not reined in quickly. Leweni's judgement that Ratu <mask>'s release threatened national security was backed up by Commodore Frank Bainimarama. The military had acted wrongly by issuing a political statement, according to a spokesman for the Prime Minister. He said that the senior officers should have told the Home Affairs Ministry of their feelings privately, so that people wouldn't wonder if the military was running the country. Ratu <mask> resigned from office. This was believed to be a condition of his release.A spokesman for the government said that Ratu Seniloli would get a pension equivalent to 30 percent of his salary. Due to the poor state of Seniloli's health, a special case was made for him to be released. He was released into "compulsory supervision," under which he is required to report to the police daily, and is not allowed to travel outside of the country without permission. In the event that the president is unable to carry out his duties, the vice-president assumes the powers and duties of the presidency. With the vice-president's resignation due to the president's Parkinson's disease, there was no one to take his place. The new vice-president was approved by the Great Council of Chiefs on December 15, 2004. Did you come back in 2006?On February 16, 2006 the Fiji Village news service claimed that some Tailevu chiefs were campaigning for the Great Council of Chiefs to restore Seniloli as vice-president. The president and vice-president's terms were due to end on 8 March, so the Council was going to meet as an electoral college to choose them. The Military expressed its opposition to any coup-convict being appointed president or vice-president. Seniloli told the village that he was not eligible for reinstatement as he was still technically serving his prison sentence. He died on June 28, 2015. There are references to births and deaths of Vice-presidents and

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title: Anthony Hammond

texts: He was an English official and a Conservative politician who sat in the English and British House of Commons between 1695 and 1708. He was a poet and pamphleteer. On 1 September 1668, the eldest son of <mask> of Somersham Place, Huntingdonshire, was born, and he was the third son of <mask>. Amy Browne was the daughter of Henry Browne. He was educated at home under Mr Kay from 1675 to 1676 and at St Paul's School from 1684 to 1685. His father died in 1680. He was admitted to Gray's Inn in 1684 and St John's College in 1685.It was said that he sneaked the actress and playwright into his college, where she was pretending to be a male cousin. She was hidden for some months. He had many friends with political and literary figures. Walter Moyle was in the company of radical Whig theorists. He probably came into the circle of the Conservative and Whigs who gathered at the Grecian tavern. He became a colonel in the county militia when he was appointed to the lieutenancy in 1689. He was included on the commission of the peace and took office in the corporation.He traveled to the Low Countries in 1690 He was the captain of foot from February to September 1694. He married Jane Clarges, daughter of Sir Walter Clarges, 1st Baronet at Tunbridge Wells, Kent. The family was leading members of the Conservative party. In the 1695 English general election, <mask> was re-elected as the Conservative Member of Parliament for Huntingdonshire. He lost his position on the commission of peace because he voted against fixing the price of guineas at 22 shillings. He was against the attainder of Sir John Fenwick.He was wounded in the thigh in a fight with

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texts: his son. He had literary interests. Death, issue and character <mask> died in the Fleet in 1738, but his estate was not administered until April 1749. His wife passed away in 1749. They had two surviving sons, Thomas and James, and three surviving daughters, Amy, William and Noel.The Duke of Manchester was the buyer of Somersham Place. He was called a flatterer of literary men by Thomas Cooke. He withdrew from the Royal Society by 1718. The Old Pretender was tried on in 1715. A New Miscellany of Original Poems, Translations, and Imitations was edited by the Most Eminent Hands in 1720. Mr. The manuscripts of Mr. Pope, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Harcourt, Lady M[ary] W[ortley] M[ontagu], Mrs.The Earl of Rochester's Familiar Letters were never before printed. London, 1720. The Ode on Solitude to Roscommon was one of the pieces of his own that he claimed. In 1721 he allowed the publication of his novel. London, 1721. The South Sea Bubble year was marked by an unhappy turn of affairs with relation to Publick Credit. By a Gentleman, London, 1721.He says that he made a list of over 100 bubbles with a nominal stock of almost one billion dollars. Walter Moyle's Works is a memoir. H. They were friends from 1690 Robert Samber wrote a financial pamphlet entitled The National Debt in 1731, after he received a character from Edward Russell, 1st Earl of Orford, in The Present State of the Republick of Letters for October 1730. London, 1731. The Bodleian Library has his Collections and Extracts relating to the Affairs of the Nation.People educated at St Paul's School, London Alumni of St John's College, Cambridge Members of Gray's Inn 17th century English


title: Avi Nesher

texts: He is an Israeli film producer, film director, screenwriter and actor. BiographyAvi <mask> was born and raised in Israel. A child of a diplomat and a mother from Russia. In 1965, he and his family moved to the United States. He studied international relations at Columbia University after graduating from high school. He returned to Israel in 1971. <mask> was assigned to an intelligence analyst after a year in the Sayeret Matkal.<mask> directed and produced his first film in 1978. Similar to the Nahal troupe, The Band depicted an army entertainment troupe. The film stars many of the leading actors and singers of that era, including Gidi Gov, Gali Atari, Sassi Keshet and Heli Goldenberg, most of whom served in military entertainment troupes themselves. The film gained cult film status in Israel and was a commercial success. The musical director of the Nahal Military Group, Yair Rosenblum, composed the songs for the film. In 1979 <mask> directed his second film, Dizengoff 99, about three young friends living together in a flat on Dizengoff Street, the center of nightlife in Tel Aviv. The film is based on <mask>'s experiences when he lived in Tel Aviv.Various Israeli bands performed on the soundtrack of the film. It achieved cult film status in Israel and was a hit. <mask> directed HaPakhdanim in 1980. The Cowards had a moderate commercial success. The Israeli-American fantasy film She was directed by <mask> and was about two brothers trying to save their sister. Nesher wrote, directed and produced the film Rage & Glory, which tells the story of the underground Zionism group Lehi and their struggle against the British Mandate in the 1940s. The film stars three people.The movie caused a political storm, was praised by international critics, and was selected by the Lincoln Center Film Society as one of the most important

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title: Avi Nesher

texts: films in fifty years of Israeli cinema. Shovrim was produced by <mask> in 1985 and was about a group of youngsters making a Rock opera parody film. Nesher was convinced to come to Hollywood after seeing Rage & Glory. The sci-fi mystery Timebomb was written and directed by <mask>. Doppelganger was directed by him in 1993 for 20th Century Fox. The Avoriaz Science Fiction and Fantasy Festival was held in France. In 1998, Nesher wrote, produced and directed the independent feature Taxman, a story about a tax investigator who stumbles over a series of murders and gets involved in an investigation with a cop.Jeffrey Lyons of NBC called the film a cinematic gem and the New York Times said it was a delight. The horror film Ritual was directed by him. In 2004, Nesher directed, produced and wrote Turn Left at the End of the World, a film about a small town in the Negev during the 1960s and the struggle of the Muslim and Indian Jews who live there. Neta Garty, Liraz Cherki, and Ruby Porat Shoval were in the film. The movie won three Israeli Academy awards. <mask> won the "spirit of freedom" award at the Jerusalem Film Festival for Oriental about the Camp David Accords. <mask> was called "Israel's most innovative filmmaker" by The Jerusalem Post.<mask>'s Hasodot was shown at the Toronto International Film Festival. Reviewers said that it waswitty and wise. At more than 50 international film festivals, "The Secrets" was shown. Andrew Sarris said it was one of the best movies of the year. <mask> directed and produced The Matchmaker. The film is set in Haifa in 1968. The story is about an Israeli teenager who gets a summer job working for a Holocaust survivor.The Matchmaker won a Silver Plaque at the Chicago International Film Festival after its premiere at the Toronto Film Festival. Los Angeles Times film critic Kenneth Turan

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title: Avi Nesher

texts: loved it when it opened in the U.S. Yair Raveh called <mask>'s film The Wonders the best Israeli movie of the year. At the Toronto International Film Festival, it was one of five exceptional films featured in the Contemporary World Speakers program. It was hailed as a "smart, stylish, and sophisticated dramedy" by the Variety film critic. <mask> wrote, directed and produced the post-war family drama "Past Life", which is set in Israel's revolutionary year of 1977 and is based on true events. "Past Life" was an official selection at the Toronto International Film Festival 16' and the closing night of the Haifa International Film Festival."Past Life" was a huge hit in Israel, with close to 200,000 spectators watching it. Best Actress and Original Score were nominated for the Israeli Oscars. The film was bought and distributed internationally by MGM/Orion. The Other Story was released by Nesher. <mask> won the Best Director award at the Toronto Film Festival for his film "The Other Story", which was based on a true story and was written by <mask> and his co-writer and known psychologist Noam Shpancer. The Israeli Ministry of Culture and Sports gave a Lifetime Achievement Award to <mask>. His film "Image of Victory" was nominated for 15 Israel Academy Awards and won in the best cinematography, best costume design, and best makeup categories.He received the Academy of Israeli Motion Pictures excellence award. <mask> was awarded the "Cultural Icon" Award by Israel's National theater. <mask> received an award at the Jerusalem Film Festival. He received a star on "The Avenue of the Stars" at the Haifa Film Festival, an honor rarely bestowed on directors. <mask> received an award for excellence in the arts. Nesher received the highest award for cinematic box-office success from the Israeli National Association of Theatres

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title: Satyananda Saraswati

texts: He was a Sanyasi, yoga teacher and guru in both India and the West. He founded the Bihar School of Yoga in 1964 because he was a student of the founder of the Divine Life Society. The 1969 manual Asana Pranayama Mudra Bandha is one of the 80 books he wrote. A family of farmers and kshatriyas led to the early life of <mask>. He studied Sanskrit and the Upanishads as a child. At the age of six, he saw himself lying motionless on the floor and began to have spiritual experiences. His parents were reassured by the many saints and sadhus who blessed him.He became friends with many saints of that time, such as Anandamayi Ma. He was directed to find a guru by a tantric bhairavi who gave him shaktipat. One of his early publications, Yoga from Shore to Shore, states that he would become unconscious during meditation and that a mahatma told him to find a guru. He left his home at eighteen to seek a spiritual master. He met his guru at the age of twenty and lived at his ashram in Rishikesh. On the banks of the Ganges, on September 12 1947, he was initiated into the Dashnam Order of Sannyasa. He stayed with him for another nine years, but didn't get any formal instruction from him.The Bihar School of Yoga was founded in 1956. For the next seven years, he spent his time in Munger, Bihar, travelling through India, Afghanistan, Nepal, Burma and Ceylon, as well as extending his knowledge of spiritual practices and spending some time in seclusion. The International Yoga Fellowship Movement was established in Rajnandgaon. The establishment of yoga centers all over the world was inspired by IYFM. In 1964, he founded the Bihar School of Yoga at Munger with the intention that it would be a center of training for future teachers of yoga as well as offer courses on yoga. Students who emigrated from India were among those who attended courses at BSY. Some of the people invited <mask> to

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texts: teach in their countries.Between April and October 1968, he lectured and taught in Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Singapore, and North America. The foreign and expatriate students established teaching centers in their countries. In 1988 the work of his ashram and organisation was handed over to his successor, Niranjanananda <mask>. He was in Rikhia from 1989 to 1989. He lived as a paramahamsa sannyasin and performed vedic sadhanas including panchagni, an intensive sadhana for peace, abundance and well-being for all. He was told by thedivine to take care of his neighbours as he had taken care of them. During this event, sannyasa sankalpa was passed on to Niranjanananda.During his stay in Rikhia, he built homes for the homeless and established the Rikhiapeeth ashram. Its activities are based on the three principles of Sri Swami Sivananda - serve, love and give through the activities of Sivananda Math, which provides free medical care and basic amenities to the people of Rikhia and the neighboring villages and supplies methods for the villagers to develop their own means of livelihood He entered Mahasamadhi on the night of December 5, 2009. Teachings are based on yoga teachings. The Satyananda System of Yoga is an integral approach. They say yoga is a lifestyle that enhances the quality of life, rather than reducing it to a practice or philosophy. There are six main branches of yoga.The term "external yogas" refers to the yogas that focus on improving the quality of body and mind, the expression of the senses and behavior. They want to fine tune the various aspects of the aspirant's personality. The internal yogas are concerned with cultivating a positive attitude towards life's situations and the expression of creativity. The aspirant's experience, understanding and sadhana can allow a harmonious expression of one's inner qualities. The qualities of head,


title: Satyananda Saraswati

texts: Pawanmuktasana Series is one of the most important practices of Hatha yoga and one of the special contributions of the teachings of Swami Satyananda, as they aim at preparing the practitioners for the classical postures. The classical asanas were structured into standing, backward and forward bending, twisting and inverted techniques and assigned to categories of beginners, intermediate and advanced techniques. He introduced not only the physical perspective, but also the mental component of each technique. Asanas can be used in a systematic and progressive sequence.One of the first yoga teachers to teach the science of Pranayama was Swami <mask>. The presentation of the various classical techniques and their progressive stages from beginners to advanced level is unparalleled. He gave practitioners the understanding of the system by structuring the techniques into groups of heating, tranquilizing and balancing practices. He presented the practice of Mudra and Bandha as a means to attain mental and pranic stillness and to prepare for the meditative states of Pratyahara, Dharana and Dhyana. Raja Yoga aims at focusing the dissipated mental energies and managing the inner modifications of the mind, after body, prana and mind have been prepared with Hatha Yoga and a state of lightness and health has been attained. There are two paths in Raja Yoga, the Samkhyian system for householders and the Vedic system for sadhakas and sannyasins. The most well known Raja Yoga text is the Yoga Sutras of Sage Patanjali, which is based on the Samkhyian school of thought.The eightfold path is the basis of its teaching and involves the development of the drashta, the observer/witness quality, through a sequential process known as ashtanga yoga. The eight stages of Raja Yoga aim at attaining clarity of thinking and behavior, unfolding the dormant potential of the mind to eventually


title: Satyananda Saraswati

texts: 20 Kriya techniques. One of the key components of the Kriya Yoga system is activity which refers to specific movements of consciousness. The psychic or spiritual aspect of human existence can be accessed with an advanced system of yoga.The goal is to awaken the kundalini energy so that a sadhaka can access his full human potential. The mind is brought under control in most yoga systems. The practitioners of Kriya Yoga are not asked to counteract the effects of the mind. He is given movements that refine his consciousness. There are two main streams of Kriya yoga. That is of Paramahamsa Yogananda. Kriya Yoga used to be handed down from teacher to student by word of mouth, but no classical scriptures described the techniques in detail so the ordinary person could understand how to apply them.The science of Kriya Yoga was presented to the public. There are more than 76 kriyas mentioned in the scriptures. In order to make this ancient science available in the present age, he systematized them in a clear structure and described them in detail. A combination of asana (body posture), pranayama (breathing techniques), mudra (gestures), bandha (inner locks), mantra, energy centers, psychic passage awareness and visualization is what the Kriya Yoga techniques consist of. The dharana kriyas and dhyana kriyas were divided into 3 sections so that the practitioners could progress through the related meditative states of mind and consciousness. The book: A Systematic Course in the Ancient Tantric Techniques of Yoga and Kriya was initiated by him. The research was related to the development of the Kriya yoga system.This resulted in a book. The popular 1969 manual Asana Pranayama Mudra Bandha was written by <mask>. His writings have been published by the Bihar School of Yoga and the Yoga Publications Trust. There are external links to the Bihar School of Yoga Rikhiapeeth Royal


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