title: Hubert Phillips

texts: Hubert and Westall B.C." In 1945. There is a complete book of card games. Witherby is in London. In 1945. Something to think about. There is a book by the name of Penguin (Ptarmigan Books).A book of puzzles sold over 100,000 copies. In 1945. Word play. The name of the person is Penguin. Who wrote that? The name of the person is Penguin. The name of the person wasPhillips, 1947.There are 100 crosswords with solutions. The name of the person is Penguin. A spoof biography of 'Eugene Chipwinkle' is included in the book. Meet William Shakespeare. Cornleaf is in London. The name of the person isPhillips, <mask>s, <mask> 1951. The annual report of the man. There is a compendium of puzzles and quizzes. There is a book of games. H. and C. Golombek were married in 1959. Chess is a board game.Witherby. There was a person namedPhillips in 1960. There is a book of card games. <mask> in 1960. The book contains 100 crossword puzzles. The name of the person is Penguin.There was a person namedPhillips in 1960. Poker is a game of mathematics and psychology. Arco, New York. There was a person namedPhillips in 1960. It is a journey to nowhere. MacGibbon is in London. The autobiography focuses on his early days.My best logic and reasoning puzzles. The town of Dover, New York. The name of the person isPhillips, <mask> 1961. I have the best puzzles in mathematics. The town of Dover, New York. The title of the book is "<mask>, <mask> 1992." There are puzzles about Homo ludens.The city of Munich. Edward Winter's "The Chess-loving Puzzle-master" can be found

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texts: <mask> (born <mask>, December 18, 1964; later <mask>) is an American television host, actor, and retired professional wrestler who competed under the name "<mask> Cold" <mask>. <mask>, one of the greatest and most influential professional wrestlers of all time, was involved in the development and success of the Attitude Era in the WWF, an industry boom period in the late 1990s and early 2000s. After playing football at the University of North Texas, <mask> started his professional wrestling career. He became "Stunning" <mask> in World Championship Wrestling (WCW) from 1991 to 1995 using the character of a handsome man who relied on his good looks and flowing blond hair, and during 1993 he made up one half of the tag team The Hollywood Blonds with Brian Pillman. He signed with the World Wrestling Federation as The Ringmaster after a brief stint in Extreme Championship Wrestling. He was re-christened "Stone Cold" <mask> after growing a goatee and shaving his head. <mask> gained prominent status and significant mainstream popularity as a brazen, brazen, blindsiding, beer-drinking antihero, given to foul language, mannerisms and shamelessly obnoxious acts.<mask> was disdained for his boss, then-WWF chairman Mr. McMahon, by the establishment. The "poster boy" of the Attitude Era was <mask>. He was forced to retire from in-ring competition in 2003 due to multiple knee injuries and a serious neck injury. He was an on-screen authority figure of Raw throughout the rest of 2003 and 2004. <mask> had 19 wrestling titles. He is a six-time WWF champion, a two-time WWF

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texts: Intercontinental champion, a four-time WWF Tag Team champion, and a one-time Million Dollar champion. He was a two-time winner of the World Television Championship, a two-time winner of the United States Heavyweight Championship, a one-time winner of the World Tag Team Championship, and a one-time winner of the NWA World Tag Team Championship.He is the fifth-ever WWE Triple Crown Champion, the winner of the 1996 WWF King of the Ring tournament, and a record three-time Royal Rumble winner. <mask> was the leader of multiple WWE pay-per-view events. He was a member of the WWE Hall of Fame. The Steve <mask> Show was started by <mask> after he retired from wrestling. Straight Up <mask> has been the star of <mask>'s Broken Skull Challenge since 2019. <mask> Anderson was born in Austin, Texas, on December 18, 1964. James Anderson and Beverly Harrison divorced when he was a year old.<mask> would spend most of his childhood in Texas, where his mother moved after marrying Ken Williams. <mask> legally changed his name to <mask> Williams, though he would change it again to <mask> later in life. His siblings are Scott, Kevin, and Jeff. <mask> theorizes in his autobiography that their father may have left because he couldn't handle another child so soon, because Kevin is less than a year younger than him. He got a full scholarship to the University of North Texas after getting a football scholarship to Wharton County Junior College. After suffering a knee injury, <mask> switched to play as a defensive end. <mask> said he fell in love with the business when he was 7 or 8 years

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texts: old, after watching the first wrestling events produced by Houston Wrestling.I wanted to be a professional wrestler. Wrestling was the most important thing in my life. The Dallas Sportatorium, a building he fondly refers to as a "magnificent shit hole of a building", was where World Class Championship Wrestling ran shows on a Friday night. <mask> joined "Gentleman" Chris Adams's school in the Dallas Sportatorium to become a wrestler, and the first seminar cost him $45. Adams's training was purely technical, teaching <mask> the moves, but nothing related to kayfabe or business. <mask> described Adams as a conman who didn't try to smarten him up or teach him the real deal when it came to wrestling. Tony Falk, the referee who called the spots that led to Frogman's pinfall, was his first lesson in that.Early in his career, he was influenced by the Von Erich family. Dutch Mantell, a booker in Memphis, changed <mask>'s name to <mask> after the merger of the Continental Wrestling Association and the United States Wrestling Association. <mask> was a well-known wrestler during that time. <mask> and Jeannie Adams, his ex-girlfriend and girlfriend at the time, feuded with Adams and his wife. <mask> left the USWA in 1990. He was now known as "Stunning" <mask>, a name he later said he couldn't commit to. <mask> and Jeannie Adams were joined by a valet named Vivacious Veronica.<mask> won the first WCW World Television Championship on June 3, 1991, just weeks after his debut, and later joined Paul E. Dangerously's Dangerous Alliance. <mask> lost the WCW World Television

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texts: Championship to Barry Windham in a two-out-of-three-falls match on April 27, 1992, but later regained the championship from Windham and enjoyed a second reign as champion, before losing the title to Ricky Steamboat. At Halloween Havoc, <mask> replaced Terry Gordy, teaming with <mask> to compete in the NWA World Tag Team Championships. The teams wrestled for thirty minutes. The Hollywood Blonds and The Stud Stable were formed in October 1992 by <mask> and Brian Pillman. <mask> said that he wasn't excited about being placed into a tag team, as he was going to be with Harley Race as his manager. The Hollywood Blonds, used in the 1970s by Buddy Roberts and Jerry Brown, were proposed to by travelling partner Scott Levy, who decided the pair needed their own finishing move, ring gear and team name.The pair used an old-style movie camera hand gesture to inform opponents they had experienced greatness. On March 27, 1993, the team won the unified NWA and WCW World Tag Team Championship and held it for five months. Despite losing the first two falls, the Blondes retained their title when the second fall was determined by a disqualification. <mask> and Pillman were supposed to defend their title against Anderson and Paul Roma, but an injured Pillman was replaced by <mask>, who lost to Anderson and Roma. <mask> joined the Stud Stable with Pillman still injured. <mask> describes the decision to break up the team after Pillman returned as a mystery. <mask> defeated Pillman in a singles match.The United States championship was won by <mask> in a two-out-of-three-falls match.

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texts: <mask> lost the championship to Ricky Steamboat and was scheduled to face him in a second match at Fall Brawl, but Steamboat was unable to wrestle due to a back injury, and <mask> was awarded the title by forfeited. His second reign with the championship ended five minutes later when he lost to Jim Duggan in a match that lasted 35 seconds. <mask> tried to win the title at Halloween Havoc but was unsuccessful. According to vice president Eric Bischoff, it was likely that <mask> lost to Duggan because of the influence of Hogan and the Hulkamania era. It was revealed that <mask> was a family member of Hogan, a proposal which was quickly turned down on account of Bischoff's belief that Hogan wouldn't work with someone who wasn't a proven name such as <mask>. After returning from a knee injury in 1995, <mask> competed in a tournament for the United States championship, but lost to Randy Savage in the quarter-finals.<mask> was fired by Bischoff in June 1995 after he suffered a triceps injury while wrestling in a Japanese tour. Bischoff thought <mask> was hard to work with. <mask> was contacted by Paul Heyman of Extreme Championship Wrestling, who had managed him in WCW. He was hired by Heyman to do promo and in-ring interviews as he had not fully recovered from his injury. <mask> changed his nickname to "Superstar" and began his career in ECW. While in ECW, <mask> used the platform to develop his future "Stone Cold" persona as well as a series of vignettes running down WCW in general and Bischoff in particular, most notably in several promos that mocked his

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title: Stone Cold Steve Austin

texts: then-status as Nitro host. <mask>'s microphone skills were developed at ECW.Heyman is credited with teaching <mask> how to cut a promo. Whipwreck defeated <mask> to retain the title at November to Remember. The Sandman defeated <mask> and Whipwreck in a triple threat match at the end of the year. After Kevin Nash and Jim Ross helped convince WWF's owner Vince McMahon to hire him, <mask> joined the WWF. He won the Million Dollar Championship on a 1996 episode of Raw. He used the name "The Ringmaster" to win his first match on Raw. After Fatu clotheslined him, The Ringmaster failed to hang onto the ropes, which could have given him an early push.<mask> asked for a change because he thought the Ringmaster was weak. <mask> shaved his head after watching the movie "Pulp Fiction" and it inspired him. I said fuck it before I went to the show because I was traveling on the road with him. I shaved my hair off with a razor blade in the bathroom. Everything came full circle when I grew the goatee. By March 11, the ring name would be changed to "<mask> Cold" <mask>. The new name was inspired by his wife, who once told him to drink a cup of tea before it became "stone cold".<mask> defeated Savio Vega in his first appearance at WrestleMania XII after defeating him on Raw. <mask> lost to Vega in the second game of In Your House: Good Friends, Better Enemies. At In Your House: Beware of Dog, <mask> lost a Caribbean strap match and was forced to leave the WWF as a result. <mask> was advised to ignore the advice given to him by producers, and was told that nobody foresaw the

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texts: success he would have. <mask>'s rise to fame began in 1996 when he defeated Jake "The Snake" Roberts to win the King of the Ring tournament. At the time, Roberts was portraying a born-again Christian, which inspired <mask> to ad-lib a famous promo during his coronation, mocking Roberts' religious faith and proclaiming the now-iconic slogan "Austin 3:16" as mockery of the Bible verse John 3:16. <mask>'s rise to fame was an unexpected stroke of luck.Hunter Helmsley was supposed to win the tournament, but he was punished for taking part in the Curtain Call incident. "<mask> 3:16" is one of the most popular phrases in wrestling history, and one of the best-selling T-shirts in WWE history. During August and September, <mask> spoke about Hart constantly and taunting him, before Hart finally returned on Raw to challenge <mask> to a match at Survivor Series, which he accepted. An interview with <mask> was conducted by Brian Pillman during an episode of Superstars. <mask> attacked Hart after Pillman accidentally praised him. He broke Pillman's ankle when he wedge his ankle in between a steel chair and stomp on it. It would lead to the "Pillman's got a gun" segment on Raw, in which <mask> broke into Pillman's home while he was nursing his injury.Pillman was armed with a pistol. As <mask> broke in, Pillman aimed his gun at him, before the commercial break. The segment was highly controversial for its use of profanity and violence. WWF's shift to more mature programming was helped by the segment. In a match to determine the number-one contender to the WWF Championship, Hart

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texts: defeated <mask> by using a turnbuckle to push himself backward while locked in the Million Dollar Dream. During the 1997 Royal Rumble match, <mask> was eliminated by Hart but the officials did not see it; he snuck back into the ring and eliminated Hart by throwing him over the ropes, winning the match. At In Your House 13: Final Four, <mask> competed in a four corners elimination match against Hart, The Undertaker, and Vader for the vacant WWF Championship.Hart won the match and the title after <mask> injured his knee. Hart lost the title on Raw due to <mask>'s interference. Hart defeated <mask> in a submission match at Wrestlemania 13 as a special referee. During the match, <mask> had been cut and was bleeding profusely from his face, but he refused to tap out when Hart locked in his Sharpshooter, and finally passed out from blood loss, losing the match. After the match, Hart continued to hold the Sharpshooter on <mask>, who despite his wounds refused any assistance back to the locker room, thus turning Hart heel and <mask> babyface in a rare double-turn. <mask> didn't embrace the fans at first, because he portrayed an anti-hero instead of a traditional babyface. <mask> got revenge on Hart in the main event of In Your House 14: Revenge of the 'Taker, defeating him in a match to determine the next contender to the WWF Championship.<mask> won when Hart was disqualified. <mask> injured Hart's leg with a steel chair during the street fight on the April 21 episode of Raw. <mask> beat Hart while he was on a stretcher in the back of an ambulance after the match was

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texts: ruled a no contest. At In Your House 15: A Cold Day in Hell, <mask> distracted Pillman so that The Undertaker could recover and perform a Tombstone Piledriver for the victory. <mask> and Shawn Michaels had a mutual enemy in the Harts, so they worked together on Raw. They defeated Owen Hart and The British Bulldog to win the WWF Tag Team Championship. The two men fought each other in a match at King of the Ring, which ended in a double disqualification after both men attacked the referee.Michaels was forced to give up his title due to an injury. Hart and Bulldog won a tournament to face <mask> and a partner of his choice, but he refused to pick a partner and decided to face the duo by himself. Dude Love came out to offer assistance late in the match. <mask> became a two-time tag team champion after the duo won the match and titles. <mask> continued his feud with the Hart family, becoming involved in a heated rivalry with Owen, who pinned a distracted <mask> and secured victory for The Hart Foundation in the ten-man Tag Team match main event of In Your House 16: Canadian Stampede. At SummerSlam, <mask> and Owen faced each other with the Intercontinental Championship on the line, with Owen adding a proviso that <mask> would have to kiss his buttocks if he lost. <mask> had a broken neck and temporary paralysis after Owen dropped him on his head during the match.<mask> was able to pin Hart using a roll-up as Owen was stalling. <mask> was helped to his feet by several referees and led to the back. <mask> had to give up both of his titles due to his neck injury. On


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texts: September 22, McMahon told <mask> he wasn't physically cleared to compete, and after several weeks of build-up, <mask> delivered his Stone Cold Stunner to McMahon, causing the fans in attendance to go "ballistic". <mask> was arrested as part of the storyline and was out of the picture until Survivor Series. He was involved in the finish of a match between Owen and Faarooq at Badd Blood. The referee's back was turned as <mask> hit Faarooq with the Intercontinental Championship belt.<mask> interfered in Hart's matches on Raw in order to keep Owen as champion. <mask> regained the Intercontinental Championship from Hart. With Hart out of the way, <mask> set his sights on The Rock, who stole <mask>'s championship belt after <mask> suffered a beating by his Nation of Domination stablemates. The Rock declared himself to be the best Intercontinental Champion ever. <mask> regained the belt when he defeated The Rock in D-Generation X: In Your House. McMahon ordered <mask> to defend the title against The Rock the next night on Raw, as <mask> used his pickup truck to aid his victory. <mask> forfeited the title to The Rock before tossing the belt into the river.The top stars in the company were <mask> and Michaels. <mask> eliminated The Rock in the 1998 Royal Rumble. The next night on Raw, <mask> interrupted Vince McMahon in his presentation of Mike Tyson, who was making a special appearance, over the objection of McMahon referring to Tyson as "the baddest man on the planet." <mask> flipped off Tyson, which led to Tyson shoving <mask> to McMahon's embarrassment, who began to

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texts: publicly disapprove of the prospect of <mask> as his champion. Tyson was announced as the special enforcer for the main event at WrestleMania XIV and aligned himself with Michaels' stable D-Generation X. This led to <mask>'s WWF Championship match against Michaels, which he won with help from Tyson, who hit him with his knockout punch. This was Michaels' last match as he had suffered two legitimate herniated discs and another completely crushed at the hands of The Undertaker in a casket match at the Royal Rumble.The "Austin Era" was ushered in after <mask> won the WWF Championship. On Raw the following night, McMahon presented him with a new championship belt and warned <mask> that he did not approve of his rebellious nature, and <mask> responded with a Stone Cold Stunner. <mask> appeared in a suit and tie and attacked McMahon, before revealing it was a ruse and that he had agreed with McMahon. On April 13, it appeared <mask> and McMahon were going to battle out their differences in an actual match, but the match was declared a no-contest when Dude Love made an appearance. At Unforgiven: In Your House, <mask> hit McMahon with a steel chair, and at Over the Edge: In Your House for the WWF Championship, <mask> hit McMahon with a steel chair. <mask> was able to retain the title despite McMahon being the referee and his "Corporate Stooges" being timekeeper and ring announcer. McMahon scored a big victory for his side at King of the Ring when he ruined <mask>.<mask> lost the WWF Championship to Kane in a First Blood match after The Undertaker accidentally hit him


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texts: with a steel chair, despite <mask> having knocked Kane unconscious and thwarted an earlier intervention by Mankind. <mask> won the title back on Raw the next night. <mask> defeated The Wrestler at SummerSlam. The Triple Threat match was set up at the same time as the response by McMahon. <mask> was the guest referee on Judgment Day: In Your House and McMahon decided to award the WWF Championship based on that match. <mask> attacked both men at the end of the match. McMahon later fired him, although <mask> got revenge by kidnapping McMahon and dragging him to the middle of the ring at "gunpoint", which ended up being a toy gun.It was 3:1. McMahon learned that <mask> was re-signed by his son. In the semifinals of the Survivor Series tournament to crown a new WWF champion, <mask> was defeated by Mankind. Judge Mills Lane ruled on the next night of Raw that The Rock had to defend his WWF Championship against <mask> because <mask> had signed a new contract two weeks before. <mask> was disqualified from the match after The Rock hit <mask> with a shovel. <mask> defeated TheUndertaker in a Buried Alive match at Rock Bottom: In Your House. <mask> qualified for the 1999 Royal Rumble with this victory.<mask> had a chance to exact revenge on Mr. McMahon during the Royal Rumble match. McMahon drew <mask>'s entry number with the intention of messing him over. McMahon drew number two, thanks to Commissioner Shawn Michaels. During the Royal Rumble match, <mask> followed McMahon out of the ring and into the backstage area, only to be attacked by members of The Corporation, and

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texts: an injured <mask> was taken to the hospital. <mask> returned in an ambulance and proceeded to eliminate Big Boss Man. The Rock distracted <mask> by coming down to the ring to distract McMahon, who was eliminated by <mask>. McMahon turned down the number-one contender spot, and Michaels awarded <mask> the championship shot the next night on Raw.<mask> and McMahon faced off in a steel cage match, with the title at stake. During the match, Paul Wight made his debut, coming from under the ring and attacking <mask>, but Wight's attack propelled <mask> into the side of the cage forcing the cage to give way and dropping <mask> to the floor first, making him the victor. The week before Wrestlemania, <mask> drove a beer truck to the ring and sprayed The Rock, Vince, andShane McMahon with beer. <mask> won his third WWF Championship. <mask> and The Rock faced off again at Backlash. During the match, Vince approached the ring, only to hand <mask> out of the match. <mask> won the match when another referee made a decision.<mask> would lose the title at Over the Edge. <mask> was made the CEO of the company due to the events surrounding Vince. The duo of father and son won a handicap ladder match at King of the Ring when they challenged <mask> to a match with the title on the line. <mask> won his fourth WWF Championship on the next night of Raw. If <mask> lost in the "First Blood" match, Vince would leave the company, but if <mask> won, he would compete for the WWF Championship again. <mask> held on to the WWF Championship until SummerSlam, when he lost it to Mankind in a

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texts: triple threat match. The segment was to write him off television, with the neck injury he suffered two years prior posing a real threat of retirement, and was advised to have surgery.<mask> described this as the worst storyline he had ever been involved in. <mask> attacked Triple H and Vince McMahon to help The Rock win the WWF Championship. Commissioner Mick Foley led an investigation after <mask>'s return at Unforgiven to find out who ran him over. <mask> was arrested after attempting to run down Rikishi in a truck in a No Holds Barred match, but was prevented from doing so by officials, and the match was deemed a no contest. Triple H came down with the intention of teaming with <mask>, only to hit <mask> with a sledgehammer and reveal that he had instructed Rikishi to run him over. <mask> lifted Triple H's car with a forklift and it dropped 20 feet, preventing Triple H from running <mask> down again. <mask> defeated Kane in January 2001 to win his third Royal Rumble.Triple H defeated <mask> in a Three Stages of Hell match. <mask> was set to face The Rock at Wrestlemania after The Rock defeated Angle for the WWF Championship. In the weeks leading up to Wrestlemania, animosity grew between <mask> and The Rock, due to <mask>'s wife being assigned to be The Rock's manager by Mr. McMahon. There was a no disqualification match. McMahon came to the ring to prevent The Rock from pinning <mask> on two separate occasions and giving <mask> a steel chair. <mask> pinned The Rock to win the WWF Championship for the fifth time. <mask> turned heel for the first time since


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texts: 1997 after shaking hands with McMahon.Triple H came down to the ring with a sledgehammer during the WWF Championship match with The Rock. Triple H put The Rock out of action by attacking him and aligning himself with <mask> and McMahon. During an interview with Jim Ross about his actions at Wrestlemania, <mask> thought Ross was attacking him and then attacked him. The Two-Man Power Trip was formed by <mask> and Triple H. <mask> changed his character a lot over the next few months by becoming a whiner and a diva when he felt he wasn't getting the respect he deserved. He went to great lengths to impress McMahon, going so far as to hug him and bring him presents. <mask> and Triple H ran roughshod over their opponents until they faced Kane and The Undertaker.They held the WWF Championship, the Intercontinental Championship, and the tag team titles at the same time after defeating them for the WWF Tag Team Championship. On the May 21 episode of Raw, <mask> and Triple H defended their tag team championship against Chris Jericho and Chris Benoit; during the match, Triple H tore his quadriceps, and the team lost the match and the tag team championship in a highly acclaimed bout, with Jim Ross saying the quartet <mask> broke up The Power Trip after he criticized Triple H for hitting him with the sledgehammer. Despite being interfered with by Booker T at King of the Ring, <mask> retained the title. As The Invasion began, the purchase of WCW by Vince McMahon began to bear fruit. The group of ECW wrestlers led by the McMahons formed an alliance with Invading WCW wrestlers.

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texts: Vince demanded that <mask> bring "the old <mask> Cold" back so he could effectively captain a team of WWF wrestlers in a ten-man tag team match.On the following episode of Raw, <mask> came back to his old ways and hit the members of the Alliance again. <mask> was the captain of the WWF team that faced off against the team of Booker T and Diamond Dallas Page and ECW's Rhyno and The Dudley Boyz. <mask> helped Team WCW/ECW win by hitting an opponent. <mask> became the leader of the Alliance. <mask>'s reign was the longest since 1996 when he held the WWF Championship for 175 days. On the October 8 episode of Raw, he regained the title after WWF Commissioner William Regal betrayed him and joined the Alliance. Rob Van Dam was the only member of the Alliance to be cheered by the fans despite the villainous tactics of the group.Later that month, <mask> pinned Van Dam and won the match against Van Dam. A "winner takes all" 10-man tag team match was announced for the show, with <mask> captaining a team consisting of Angle, McMahon, Van Dam, and Booker T, against Team WWF, which included The Rock, Kane, and Big Show. The end of the Invasion storyline was marked by The Rock hitting the Rock Bottom and pinning <mask> at the end of the Survivor Series match. On the following night, Vince McMahon decided he was going to strip <mask> of the title and reward it to Angle. <mask> came back after the announcement and attacked the two wrestlers. He was handed his championship belt by Flair and celebrated with him in the ring. At the Vengeance pay per view, a tournament was held to

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texts: unify the WWF Championship, held by The Rock, and the WCW World Heavyweight Championship, held by Angle.<mask> lost the unification match to Chris Jericho after McMahon and Booker T interfered. On the January 28 episode of Raw, he defeated Angle to get a shot at the Undisputed WWF Championship. The New World Order began a feud with <mask> after McMahon signed them. <mask> lost his match against Jericho because he refused a beer gift from the nWO. <mask> was unhappy with the return of Hogan to the WWF. He refused to lose to Hogan in a proposed match, while Hogan told McMahon to lose to <mask>. <mask> claimed that he didn't want the match as he didn't want to wrestle at a slower pace and that he didn't think we could deliver.<mask> defeated Scott Hall. <mask> took a week-long break without the company's consent due to exhaustion. Fans who paid to see McMahon that night were upset by his actions. <mask> was back on the April 1 episode of Raw. The show was about which show he would sign with, and he chose Raw. <mask> lost the Undisputed WWF Championship match despite having his foot on the rope because of his feud with The Undertaker. He was betrayed by Big Show, who went on to rejoin the nWO.The handicap match at Judgment Day was won by <mask>. In a May 2002 interview on WWE's Internet program, Byte This!, <mask> stunned the company and fans by launching a verbal attack on the direction the company was heading in and slated the creative team for not using him the way he felt they previously did. Eddie was rehired by the WWE to feud with <mask>, as well as prepare

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texts: him for a fight with Brock. <mask> walked out of the company after he refused to lose a King of the Ring match on Raw to Lesnar. <mask> said that airing the match on free television with no build-up did not give him a proper stage for such a big win over a star of <mask>'s magnitude. Further fanning the flames amongst <mask>'s growing number of detractors was a domestic dispute incident between <mask> and his wife. <mask>'s storylines were dropped after he didn't show up for the June 10 episode of Raw.<mask> said he felt bad storylines were presented to him by the creative team. His departure was over. McMahon and Ross explained to the fans that neither they nor <mask> were able to convince <mask> to change, but that he was taking his ball and going home because he was not getting his way. McMahon demanded an apology from <mask> to all the fans across the world, especially those who paid to see him. McMahon thanked <mask> for his hard work with a beer. The same night, <mask>'s entrance theme was played during an in-ring segment by Flair, but it transitioned to Guerrero's theme and he entered the arena. The Rock made an appearance on Raw that night and threw a can of beer at McMahon.<mask> did not make any public appearances for the rest of the year. <mask> and McMahon resolved their differences by the end of the year. In early 2003 he agreed to return to the company. In an interview with WWE Raw Magazine, he apologized for the situation that led to his departure and how he had left, as well as for the inaccurate speculation that he held against other wrestlers.


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texts: He felt the build-up to the match did not live up to the expectations of his fans or Hall's and was angered by speculation suggesting he disagreed with Kevin Nash re-joining. Around the time of his departure, the WWE had imposed a number of changes on the storylines. In an interview with Vince McMahon, <mask> revealed for the first time that McMahon had fined him $650,000, but he was able to lower the amount to $250,000.<mask> admitted that he had a major disagreement with Triple H's role in the company after he returned in 2002 but insisted that they had resolved their issues. He claimed that a brief dispute with The Rock was resolved quickly upon his return, and that none of his disputes with the talent roster continued or played a major part in his departure. <mask> defeated Eric Bischoff in February. Between then and Wrestlemania, <mask> would only wrestle one match, against Bischoff on Raw. He entered a feud with The Rock, who was a Hollywood sell-out. The Rock was offended that the WWE fans voted for <mask> to be the 'Superstar of the Decade'. He challenged <mask> to a match at Wrestlemania XIX because he was upset that he had never defeated him.The Rock defeated <mask> in the final match of <mask>'s career. Linda McMahon brought <mask> back to be the co-general manager of Raw, a role he played for the rest of the year, often getting into physical altercations with talent and personnel. <mask> and Bischoff were at odds over control of the brand. McMahon told <mask> he couldn't get physical with anyone unless provoked. <mask>'s team of Booker T, D-Von


title: Stone Cold Steve Austin

texts: Dudley, Rob Van Dam and Shawn Michaels faced Bischoff's team of Chris Jericho, Christian, Mark Henry, Randy Orton and Scott Steiner in a 5-on-5 Survivor Series match. <mask>'s team was defeated by Bischoff's team. <mask> was fired from his position as co-general manager.Mick Foley petitioned to have <mask> re-instated after taking over his role. <mask> appeared at tribute to the troops at the end of 2003 He delivered a "Stone Cold Stunner" to Mr. McMahon and John Cena after posing as Santa Claus. <mask> returned to Raw on December 29 as its "Sheriff", giving a Stone Cold Stunner to Bischoff and rehiring Michaels, who had just been "fired" by Bischoff. <mask> was the special guest referee for the Brock Lesnar vs. Goldberg match at WrestleMania XX. <mask> made his first appearance on World Wrestling Entertainment programming in a year on April 3, 2005, when he appeared on the show "Piper's Pit". Carlito received a Stone Cold Stunner.<mask> gave Piper a Stone Cold sturnner after the segment ended. In the final segment of ECW One Night Stand, <mask> had a beer bash with the ECW locker room and brawled with the anti-ECW invaders. Stone Cold scurnners were delivered to Vince, Linda McMahon, and others. <mask> agreed to face Jonathan Coachman at Taboo Tuesday if Jim Ross regained his announcing job after he was fired. <mask> hurt his back before the match so the match was canceled. Vince McMahon said on Raw that <mask> was involved in an accident that prevented him from competing at Taboo. Vader and Goldust were defeated by Batista along with Coachman.He faced John


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texts: "Bradshaw" Layfield in a beer drinking contest on the March 18, 2006 episode of Saturday Night's Main Event XXXII. On April 1, 2006, <mask> inducted Bret Hart into the WWE Hall of Fame. The Condemned was <mask>'s starring role in the release of the film. On March 31, Jim Ross was inducted into the Hall of Fame. <mask> was the special guest referee for the match between Bobby Lashley and Umaga. If Lashley lost, his manager Donald Trump's head would be shaved, and if Umaga lost, his manager Vince McMahon's head would be shaved. Stone Cold Stunners were delivered to Umaga, Vince McMahon, and Trump.Trump, <mask>, and Lashley shaved McMahon's head after Lashley won the match. <mask> hit the <mask> Cold Stunner on both Vince and Trump. He shared his thoughts on his past feuds with McMahon in a video on the June 11 episode of Raw. <mask> appeared on the August 18 episode of Saturday Night's Main Event as a possible illegitimate child of McMahon. He hit McMahon and Coachman. He was at SummerSlam to help Matt in the beer drinking contest. The match ended in a no-contest after <mask> gave a beer to MVP.At Cyber Sunday, <mask> was guest refereeing a World Heavyweight Championship match. On the November 5 episode of Raw, <mask> confronted Santino Marella for his criticism of The Condemned. The argument ended as Marella received a Stone Cold sturnner from <mask>, who then walked backstage and returned with a beer truck. Vince McMahon was attacked by <mask> on the Raw 15th Anniversary special. On October 26, 2008, at Cyber Sunday, <mask> was the special guest referee for a

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title: Stone Cold Steve Austin

texts: match between Chris Jericho and Batista. <mask> was the first member of the Hall of Fame class of 2009. Vince McMahon referred to <mask> as the greatest wrestler of all time.<mask> said during the ceremony that he was closing the door on his wrestling career and starting a new one. <mask> was the guest host of Raw on March 15, 2010 and moderated a contract signing between McMahon and Hart. <mask> was announced as the head trainer and host for the revival of Tough Enough in 2011. On the March 7 episode of Raw, <mask> interrupted the contract signing of the special guest referee for the Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler match, originally scheduled to be JBL, and signed the contract instead. The Anonymous Raw General Manager disqualified Lawler because he claimed that <mask> had overstepped his authority. <mask> got into an altercation with The Miz and Alex Riley after appearing on Raw with the cast from Tough Enough. On the June 6 episode of Raw, <mask> claimed that Andy was the winner of Tough Enough.In the evening's tag team main event, he was the special guest referee and hit The Miz with a Stone Cold Stunner and aided John Cena. The match was awarded to The Miz and R-Truth by the Anonymous Raw General Manager. Cole was given a Stone Cold sturnner by <mask> after his decision was overturned. The show ended with a beer bash. <mask> destroyed the Anonymous Raw General Manager's laptop by running over it with his ATV during his appearance as the special guest General Manager on the "WWE All-Stars" episode of Raw. <mask> was the cover star of the special edition of WWE


title: Stone Cold Steve Austin

texts: '13. In the months leading to the release, he began a verbal feud with CM Punk.<mask> was in the opening segment of Wrestlemania XXX with Hogan and The Rock. <mask> appeared on the October 19, 2015 episode of Raw to promote the Wrestlemania 32 event. <mask> promoted the WWE 2K16 video game in a backstage segment on Raw the following week. <mask> began hosting a special edition of his show on the WWE Network in 2014). <mask> delivered Stone Cold Stunners to Rusev and King Barrett as he confronted The League of Nations at Wrestlemania 32. The New Day tried to get <mask> to dance with them in celebration. <mask> reluctantly danced at first, but soon hit Woods with a Stone Cold Stunner.During the 25th anniversary episode of Raw on January 22, 2018, <mask> performed a Stone Cold Stunner on Vince McMahon. <mask> made a toast with other wrestlers from his era on the Raw Reunion episode on July 22, 2019. On September 9, he made an appearance on Raw at Madison Square Garden to sign a contract with Braun Strowman. Having been interrupted by A.J. He hit Styles with a stone. <mask> appeared on the March 16, 2020 episode of Raw to promote "3:16 Day" as a holiday. He gave Saxton a Stone Cold sturnner after sharing a beer with him.He shared a beer with Lynch, Dawkins, and Ford. <mask> had guest roles on Celebrity Deathmatch and Seasons 4 and 5 of CBS's Nash Bridges, where he played San Francisco Police Department Inspector Jake Cage. He's appeared on Dilbert and V.I.P. In the 2005 remake of The Longest Yard, he was in a supporting role. <mask>'s first starring film role was as

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title: Stone Cold Steve Austin

texts: Jack Conrad, a dangerous convict awaiting execution in a Salvadoran prison, who takes part in an illegal death match game that is being broadcast to the public in the film The Condemned. In The Expendables, <mask> played the bodyguard of Gary Daniels, who plays The Brit, and the right-hand man for the main villain James Munroe, played by Eric Roberts. <mask> re-teamed with Eric Roberts and Gary Daniels in Hunt to Kill.It was his last American film. <mask> played Hugo Panzer on Chuck. He starred in Damage, The Stranger, Tactical Force, Knockout, Recoil, and The Package. <mask> started a weekly show called The <mask> Show in April of last year. It's more adult-oriented. As of May 2015, the podcasts had over 200 million downloads. <mask> dropped the "Unleashed" version in order to appeal to more sponsors.The live broadcast for the WWE Network has been going on since the beginning of the year. The name of the Broken Skull Session was taken from the ranch owned by <mask>. The premier episode had a famous person in it. The fifth season of Redneck Island ended in April 2016 and was hosted by <mask>. <mask>'s Broken Skull Challenge was a reality show. The fifth season of the show began in September. <mask> has appeared in almost all of the WWF/E video games from 1998's WWF War Zone onwards.There was a day of rekoning for the Raw and SmackDown shows. There was a raw 2009. He is in The Main event. <mask> has appeared on the cover of several wrestling video games. <mask> married his high school girlfriend on November 24, 1990. He had a relationship with the English

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texts: wrestling manager. On August 7, 1992, his marriage to Burrhus was declared null and void.They had two children before divorcing on May 10, 1999. Cassidy and her family live in England and Los Angeles. Jade was adopted by <mask> and Chris Adams. Jade lives in the U.S. with her husband and son. <mask> married a wrestling manager. On June 15, 2002, Marshall called the police to the couple's home and told them that <mask> had hit her on the head, back, and legs and then walked out of the house. Marshall had injuries to her back and shoulder, as well as a swollen cheek and eye.<mask> refused a request to return to the house or report to the police station, even though he was told he was in trouble. He was charged with domestic abuse on August 14. He was given a year's probation, a $1,000 fine, and 80 hours of community service after pleading no contest on November 25. Marshall told Fox News that <mask> had beaten her three times and that it was the result ofroid rage. She stated that she was kept from revealing that <mask> had hit her because it would cost the company millions of dollars. <mask> responded to the incident in 2003 by saying that he loved Marshall and that he regretted their relationship breaking down. He ridiculed the idea that the incident was related to alcohol.On July 22, 2002, he filed for divorce from Marshall. In 2003 <mask> denied allegations that he was an alcoholic, stating that wrestling fans had mistaken his character's excessive consumption of beer as a real-life trait of his. According to a police report, he was accused of hitting his


title: Stone Cold Steve Austin

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texts: Ringmaster. <mask> used the Stun Gun and the Hollywood & Vine as his finishing moves in WCW. <mask>'s ring attire consisted of plain black trunks and boots and he relied on his personality to become popular. As "<mask> Cold", <mask> was portrayed on-screen as an anti-authority rebel who would consistently cuss and defy the company rules and guidelines. During the Attitude Era, <mask> made a gesture with his middle finger. Jim Ross dubbed <mask> "The Texas Rattlesnake" due to the character's "mannerisms, the motivation, the mindset, you can't trust this son of a bitch". <mask> said he is indebted to Ross for helping his character become popular.He began using the phrase "What?" in 2001. Wrestlers were trying to speak and fan participation chants were being allowed. <mask> regretted inventing the chant, which has since been used by the audience at the shows. Jim Johnston, the composer of <mask>'s entrance theme, said that he looked upon <mask>'s persona as an "ass-kicker guy who did not enter a room with subtlety". He wanted something that reflected that. Looking to capture the unpredictable nature of the character, Johnston thought of using the sounds of a car crash and smashing glass, and recalled that he instantly felt the theme fit the character and that "it felt like it had already been his theme for years". The song was inspired by Rage Against the Machine's song "Bulls on Parade".In 2000 a new version of the theme song was recorded and used for the first time at an event. <mask>'s entrance theme is regarded as one of the greatest of all time, and one which

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title: Stone Cold Steve Austin

texts: defined the Attitude Era, while Disturbed's version has been described as one of the 10 most metal entrance songs. He was ranked third on Sports Illustrated's list of the greatest wrestlers of all time. The poster boy for the Attitude Era, he has been described as the most influential wrestler in Raw history. Several former world champions have named <mask> as part of their "Mount Rushmore" of wrestling, including The Rock, The Taker, and Hulk Hogan, and a 2012 poll conducted by WWE saw <mask> picked second on a fan voted version of the concept. Inducting <mask> into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2009, Vince McMahon referred to him as the greatest wrestler of all time. The Guinness World Records world record is the most wins of the WWE Royal Rumble (3 times) vs. Vince McMahon.1 in the PWI 500 in 1998 and 1999. 19 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in 2003 were

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title: Otto Schuhart

texts: <mask> commanded the U-boat and was credited with sinking the aircraft carrier on 17 September 1939, the first British warship to be lost in the war. <mask> claimed that thirteen ships were sunk on seven war patrols, for a total of Allied merchant shipping. <mask> joined the Reichsmarine in 1929 and was transferred to the U-boat force in 1936. <mask> received both classes of the Iron Cross, 2nd and 1st Class, after the sinking of HMS Courageous. <mask> became commander of the 1st U-boat Training Division and later of the 21st U-boat Flotilla after a further six war patrols. The Naval Academy at Mrwik was where he spent the last months of the war. He returned to military service in the Federal Republic of Germany in 1955 after working in various civil jobs.He died in 1990 after retiring in 1967. <mask> was born in 1909 and served in the German Empire before the war. He joined the Reichsmarine on 1 April 1929. He was trained in the 2nd department of the standing ship division of the Baltic Sea. <mask> was promoted to the rank of Seetkadet (midshipman) on 10 October 1929. He was trained at the Naval Academy at Mrwik and served on the light cruiser from January to January 1931. <mask> sailed on Emden's third training cruise, which started on 13 January 1930 and took him and his crew to Madeira, Saint.They came back to Wilhelmshaven on 13 May 1930. The first training cruise took its crew through the canal on the Mediterranean

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texts: Sea. They went down Africa's east coast, around the Cape of Good Hope to the Angra Pequena and the Walvis Bay. They went back to Germany via Spain after stopping in South America. They came back in December of 1930. On January 1, 1931, he was promoted to the rank of officer cadet. <mask> attended cadet training courses from January 1931 to September 1932.<mask> was assigned to the pre-dreadnought in October of 1932. He was promoted to lieutenant on 1 October 1933. <mask> joined the 1st U-boat Flotilla after serving as a company commander in the 3rd Naval Artillery Department. He was appointed company officer with the Emsmann and Hundius on 1 November 1937. He was the officer of the watch on board on July 12th, 1938. He was the commander of the U-bootschule. He was given command of U-25 in December of 1938.<mask> was transferred to U-29 on April 4, 1939. The beginning of World War II in Europe was marked by the German Invasion of Poland on August 19th, 1939. <mask>'s I. Wachoffizier was the first watch officer on all of his seven war patrols. U-29 headed for sea at 8:00 with (Gnter Kuhnke), Hans-Wilhelm von Dresky, Wilhelm Rollmann, Heinrich Schuch, Heinrich Liebe, and Gerhard Glattes. The last five U-boats were owned by the Hundius. <mask> was to patrol the sea west of Ireland. Due to the number of fishing vessels in the North Sea, the approach was mostly submerged up to the Faroe Islands.U-29 stopped at the patrol area

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title: Otto Schuhart

texts: on August 28. <mask> encountered the British carrier on 17 September 1939. <mask> saw his chance when Courageous turned into the wind to launch her aircraft. The ship was put across the bow of the U-29 by this maneuver. She capsized and sank in 15 minutes with the loss of 518 of her crew, including her captain, after two torpedoes struck her port side. Schuhart sank twelve ships on nine patrols for a total of 67,277 tons of Allied merchant shipping. <mask> became commander of 1.The 1st U-boat Training Division and the 21st U-boat Flotilla took place in Pillau. He was the commander of the Marines from 1944 to 1945. He commanded a marine battalion after the German capitulation. He was in the German mine clearing service. <mask> married Irmgard Wellner, the widow of the commander of his crew. Two children were produced by the marriage. The entire crew of U-16 and Wellner were killed in action on 25 October 1939.From January to July 1946, <mask> worked at a factory in Satrup. He was trained at the Gothaer fire insurance company. He worked for the Evangelical Relief Fund before working for a transportation firm. He was the head of the Vocational education department at the H. C. Stlcken Sohn shipbuilding company. <mask> entered the Bundeswehr on December 3, 1955. He received the Bundesverdienstkreuz I class after he retired. War Merit Cross 2nd Class (30 January 1944) and 1st Class (1 September 1944) were awarded by


title: Sigismond Thalberg

texts: One of the most distinguished virtuoso pianists of the 19th century was <mask>. On January 8, 1812, he was born in Pquis. He claimed to be the illegitimate son of Prince of Dietrichstein and Baroness Maria Julia Wetzlar von Plankenstern. His birth certificate shows that he was the son of Joseph Thalberg and Fortunée Stein. Thalberg's childhood and early youth are not known. It is1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 Thalberg claims to have attended the first performance of Beethoven's 9th symphony in the Krntnerthortheater.There is no evidence of Thalberg's early teachers. Baroness von Wetzlar, his mother, was an amateur pianist. She may have given him his first lesson at the piano. <mask> studied in London in the spring of 1824. Thalberg had already reached a level where no further help would be needed in

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title: Sigismond Thalberg

texts: order to become a great artist, according to a letter from Moscheles to Felix Mendelssohn. <mask>'s first public performance was in London. On 6 April and 6 May he played the first and second movements of Hummel's symphony in Vienna.Thalberg performed frequently in Vienna. His works were mostly classical, including Hummel and Beethoven. He played chamber music. His Op was written in the year 1828. A fantasy about Carl Maria von Weber's Euryanthe was published. Thalberg met Frédéric Chopin in Vienna in 1830. Thalberg's main strength was his technical skills, according to their letters.Further information can be found in Clara's diary. <mask> gave a concert in the theatre of Leipzig on May 14, 1830. He had played a piece of music that was a fantasy of his own. Two days before, Clara had played the first solo of the 2nd Concerto of John Field to him, and the first movement of a four handed Sonata of Hummel. <mask> is noted as "very accomplished" in her diary. His playing was clear and precise. Thalberg studied counterpoint under Simon Sechter.Some of <mask>'s fantasies of this time include passages of

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texts: canon and fugue. His Fantasy is an example. There are a march-theme and variations and a fugue on a lyrical theme in the opera. The fantasy was published in 1834 and became very popular, but it was not well received by some. <mask> reduced the counterpoint by changing his style. Several works in his new style, among them the Deux Airs russes variés Op.17, were enthusiastically praised by Schumann. <mask> arrived in Paris in 1835.He performed at a concert for the Austrian ambassador. He played his "Grande fantaisie" at the "Society of the Paris Conservatoire concerts" on January 24, 1836. Rossini and Meyerbeer praised Thalberg. He didn't like his fellow artists' enthusiasm. He plays well, but he's not my man. He's younger than me and pleases the ladies, he makes potpourris on La Muette, takes tenths as I do, and wears diamond shirt studs. He made his debut at the Conservatoire concert in the musicale of 31 January 1836.On 16 April 1836 <mask> gave his first solo concert in Paris, and the success was again sensational. <mask> made a profit of 10,000 Francs, making him the first virtuoso to make a


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texts: profit from a single concert. <mask>'s successes were heard in the winter of 1835–36 in Lausanne, in the spring of 1836 in Lyon, and in Paris. He compared himself to Napoleon in his letter to Marie d'Agoult. <mask>'s compositions were derogated in a review in January of 1836. There was a rivalry between <mask> and Liszt after <mask> returned to Paris. On February 4th, <mask> heard a concert for the first time in his life.Thalberg was shocked. <mask> gave only one concert in Paris in March of 1836 and another in April of 1836. <mask> and Liszt played at a benefit concert to raise money for Italian refugees. <mask> gave a concert in London in May of 1836. <mask>'s enthusiasm continued throughout the following years. One of the most famous concert pieces of the 19th century was his fantasy op.33 on the melodies from Rossini's opera Mose. The fantasy was published at the end of March and studied by Clara in May.Blandine played the fantasy in the 19th century. After <mask>'s stay in London in May of 1836, he made a short tour, giving concerts in several towns in Great Britain, but he became ill and

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title: Sigismond Thalberg

texts: returned to Vienna. He gave concerts in Paris again. <mask>'s fame had grown as a result of the note in the musicale. He was now considered the most famous of our composers. <mask> left Paris on 18 April 1838, travelling to Vienna, the very day that a charity concert was held for the victims of a flood in Hungary. On the 28th, <mask> invited Liszt and Pollux to dinner, and the two great pianists sat down together with the prince.Thalberg remarked to Liszt "In comparison with you, I have never enjoyed more than a succes d'estime in Vienna". They had dinner the next day after the concert. Thalberg did not perform during Liszt's stay in Vienna. Thalberg was acquainted with Robert Schumann. Thalberg was said to have played from memory etudes by Ferdinand Hiller. He played with great skill and inspiration works by Beethoven and others. There is 16 at sight.Thalberg played his new fantasy at a charity concert. Rossini wrote "The Lady of the Lake" after Walter Scott. He played three of his works at a farewell concert. The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846

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texts: King of Saxony. On the day after he gave the concert in Leipzig, he wrote a letter to his sister, giving an enthusiastic account. <mask> was a friend and admirer of Mendelssohn. <mask> went to Berlin to give a series of concerts after a second concert in Leipzig.Excellent reviews were given to Via Danzig and other places he performed. He went to London on a steamboat and gave more concerts. He traveled to Brussels to meet his friend. He gave a number of private performances there. <mask> gave a series of concerts with Bériot in the Rhineland. He returned to London at the beginning of February 1840 and traveled from London to Paris with his mother. During his stay in Leipzig, Interlude Thalberg announced that he would take time off at the end of his tour, and did not perform at any concert during his stay in Paris.Thalberg, with his composure, and within his more restricted sphere, is more nearly perfect as a real virtuoso; and after all this is the standard by which Liszt must also be judged. Thalberg was a tourist in the Rhineland after the end of the Parisian concert season. He attended a music


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texts: festival in June of 1840. He performed at a court-concert in Ems, but this was his only concert during his stay in the Rhineland. Thalberg's friend, the violinist Charles Auguste de Bériot, would get married two days later. His bride was a young lady from Germany. She was adopted by Thalberg's father.Thalberg may have wanted to be a part of the wedding celebration. He wanted to relax during his previous visits. The son of Bériot was taught by him. Thalberg's challenge stimulated a new style of writing which was praised in an essay by Fétis in the musicale of 9 May 1841. In letters to Fétis of 17 May 1841 and to Simon Lwy of 20 May 1841, Liszt agreed with the analysis. Thalberg performed in the fall of 1840. He stayed in Frankfurt-am-Main until January 1841.<mask> was supposed to give concerts in Paris in the spring of 1841, but he changed his mind. In January 1841, he played his fantasies on La Donna del Lago and Les Huguenots at a charity concert. He was working on two new works, the Second Don Giovanni Fantasy op.42 and the Fantasy op.51 on Rossini's Semiramide date. <mask> performed at the Grand

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texts: Duke's court in Weimar three times in the second half of January 1841. He visited both of them in Leipzig. He played his 'Second Don Giovanni Fantasy' op.42, his 'Andante final de Lucia di Lammermoor' op. 44, and his 'Thme et Etude' op.45 at his concert in February 1841. <mask> gave concerts in Breslau and Warsaw after his stay in Leipzig, as noted in Clara Schumann's diary.He gave two successful concerts in Vienna. <mask> was described as Liszt's only rival in a review. <mask> gave concerts in Italy in the winter of 1841–42, while Liszt gave a series of concerts in Berlin from December 1841 to March 1842. <mask> and Liszt both had success in Berlin. He arrived in Paris on April 11, 1842. He gave his first and second concert on the same day. Thalberg made a profit of 12,000 Francs from his first concert and 13,000 Francs from his second.Two years before, in his review of the concert on 20 April 1840, Henri Blanchard had nominated <mask> as Cesar, Octavian or Napoleon of the piano. In the spring of 1842, he reached for new things. In his review of Thalberg's second concert he wrote, Thalberg would be

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title: Sigismond Thalberg

texts: canonized, and by all coming pianists would be invoked with the name of Holy Thalberg. The golden crown was thrown to the stage at the end of Thalberg's second concert. <mask> took part in a concert of Emile Prudent. He then traveled to London. <mask> was decorated with the Cross of the French Legion of Honour.He stayed in Vienna until the fall of 1842. He went to Great Britain in the second half of November and then returned to Paris in January 1843. He performed at a private concert of Pierre Erard at the end of March 1843. Heine wrote about Thalberg in March 1843. He returned to Paris at the end of March 1844. After arriving on April 8th, he played his first concert on April 16th. Many Thalberg-effects were put to the fantasy by Liszt.Thalberg told August Gllerich that he left Paris after the concert. He gave a concert in London on May 28, 1844. He played a piece for three pianos by J. S. Bach at a concert in London. He was in a concert with Jules Benedict. He stayed in Paris until 1845. He gave a piano course to some students at the Paris Conservatoire. On April 2, 1845, he gave a concert in


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texts: Paris, playing his fantasies op.63 on Rossini's Barber of Seville, op.67 on Donizetti's Don Pasquale and op.52 on Auber's La Muette de Portici.Thalberg and Liszt met again in Vienna in the spring of 1848. Thalberg gave a benefit concert on May 3, 1848. According to Nepomuk Dunkl's account, Liszt was sitting on the stage and applauding loudly. He hadn't heard his rival play in 11 years. Thalberg and Cecchina were married on July 22, 1843, at the Thétre des Italiens in Paris. <mask> and his wife went to Italy in the winter of 1843–44. After Thalberg's operas failed, he decided to give concerts in America.From July to December 1854, he performed in Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires. He arrived in New York on October 3, 1856, after spending several months in Paris on a steamboat. After <mask>'s debut there on 10 November 1856, a performance marathon ensued, during which he spent eight months giving concerts 5 or 6 days a week. He would give two or three concerts a day. <mask> played pieces like his Mose-fantasy, based on a prayer from Rossini's opera, or his Huguenots-fantasy, based on the chorale "Ein


title: Sigismond Thalberg

texts: feste", even though he was only allowed to playsacred music on Sundays. His Andante op. The Marche funbre varié op.59 were also allowed. <mask>'s first American season ended with a concert in New York. He started his second season with a concert in New York. His last concert was in Peoria, Illinois, on 12 June 1858. He had given more than 320 concerts in the United States and 20 in Canada by that time. He gave at least twenty free concerts. <mask> played chamber music as well as his own works in New York and Boston.Henri Vieuxtemps toured with Thalberg. Duos composed by <mask> were played. <mask> made a lot of money on these tours. He made more than $150,000 during his two seasons, the equivalent of $3 million today, and he got an average of $500 per concert. He did not resort to advertising tricks or cheap crowd-pleasing tricks, instead offering superbly polished renditions of his own compositions, which had already been well known in America. He was the same quiet, respectable, self-possessed, middle-aged gentleman that he was at the dinner table of his hotel when he rose from the piano. He played


title: Sigismond Thalberg

texts: works by Beethoven.27 no. TheFuneral March and the first movements of the Third and Fifth Piano Concertos are included. His performance in Beethoven's third symphony was praised. He played works by many composers. <mask>'s career was a complete success, but he unexpectedly closed it, giving to the artist abundance of both fame and money. <mask> has excited and gathered a fragment of the dollars, and there is probably not another virtuoso who could do that. The June 1858 announcement in Chicago that <mask> would only make one appearance before returning to Europe was referred to as the "unexpected close".<mask> did not perform at that concert. <mask> had an extra-marital liaison and his wife arrived from Europe. The opera singer Zare <mask> appeared at Covent Garden in 1875. She was mistaken for his daughter because she was one of his students. After leaving for America in June 1858 with her husband, the true reason for their return to Europe is not known. <mask>'s father in law, Lablache, died on January 23, 1858. The possibility of legitimizing <mask> to enable him to succeed his father is a

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title: Sigismond Thalberg

texts: was well known for his fashion and was imitated by others.The piano playing of the present day, to tell the truth, consists only of Thalberg simple, <mask> amended, and <mask> exaggerated; scratch what is written for the piano, and you will find Thalberg. His manner has been parodied, exaggerated, twisted, tortured, and it may have happened more than once to all of us. <mask>'s fame was dependent on his association with a single piano technique, the 'three-hand effect'. Carl Friedrich Weitzmann wrote about this. His bravura pieces, fantasies on melodies from Rossini's Mos and La donna del lago, on motifs from Bellini's Norma and on Russian folk-songs, became unbelievably popular through his own, brilliant execution; however, they treat their subjects always in one and the Thalberg's style of playing is typified by the following example from the Mos fantasy. <mask>'s musical innovations were forgotten or he was only described as "Old Arpeggio" by the late 19th century.They were tempted by the success of Thalberg's works to create imitations. The Accompagnement de l'Orchestre, f-minor, is a


title: Sigismond Thalberg

texts: Operas are written by Mark Viner. "Thalberg" is in the article "Die Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart". The article is called "Thalberg" and is written by Francois Joseph.The articles "Dietrichstein" and "Thalberg" were published. I and II, Wien 1858 and 1882. The Attache de l'ambassade d'Autriche a Paris is the Journal du Comte Rodolphe Apponyi. The "Three- Hand" Texture: Origins and Use was published in 1995. The case study is about Instructive Editions and Piano Performance Practice. Lambert Academic Publishing is in Saarbrcken. Blow, Hans. Briefe, ed.Marie von Blow, II. Marie d'Agoult is the author of Mémoires, Souvenirs et Journaux I/II, Présentation et Notes de Charles F. Dupchez. Dunkl, Johann Nepomuk, is an author. The August issue of Gllerich contains a picture of Berlin in 1908. The Virtuoso Liszt was published in 2004. The book was written by Hanslick in 1869. Ian Glenn.Sigismund <mask> is known for his career and musical contributions. DMA Diss. Charles Edward: Reminiscences of Mendelssohn was published in the Journal of Music. The event will take place on 19-21. Solange:, Paris 1947.


title: Sigismond Thalberg

texts: (Poly Henrion): "Unter berhmten Menschen, Eine Mutter im Kampf und drei genies im Bette," in: Ueber Land und Meer, 25 (1871), p. 18f. Legny, Des: Unbekannte Presse und Briefe aus Wien, 1822–1886.Legouvé, Ernest: Liszt et Thalberg, un lettre de Liszt, was published in 1890. The Briefe, Vol. was written by Liszt. VIII, ed. In 1905, La Mara was in Leipzig. Liszt, F., wrote Briefwechsel zum Mutter, ed. Klara Hamburger is from Eisenstadt 2000. Smtliche Schriften is a ed.There is a Vol. of Detlef Altenburg. Frhe Schriften, ed. Serge Gut collaborated with Rainer Kleinertz. d'Agoult, Marie:, ed. There is a Vol. of Daniel Ollivier. Paris 1933, Vol. 1: 1833–1840. I was in Paris in 1934.How European Piano Virtuosos brought Classical Music to the American Heartland was written by R. Allen Lott. The Briefwechsel was written by Mendelssohn, Fanny and Felix. Eva Weisweiler was in Berlin in 1997. Felix: Briefe, ed. was written by Mendelssohn Bartholdy. Elvers was in the city in 1984. Felix Bartholdy wrote Briefe an Ignaz und Charlotte Moscheles. Felix Moscheles was born in 1889.Mhsam is related to Sigismund <mask>.


title: Sigismond Thalberg

texts: Diss. The Autour de Mme d'Agoult et de 1941 was written by Daniel Ollivier. Protzies, Gnther: Studien zum Biographie Franz Liszts. Diss. Robert and Clara: Briefwechsel, ed. Eva Weissweiler, Vol.I was published in the year 1836. M. 1984, 1987. Robert: Tagebcher, Vol. I, ed. There is an article titled "Georg Eismann, Vol. I ed. He was born in 1971 and died in 1987The Piano and Opera: A Study of the Piano Fantasias Written on Opera Themes in the Romantic Era was published in 1973. Ludwig van Beethovens Leben was edited by Hugo Riemann and the Fnfter Band. L'Artiste - le clerc: documents inédits, Paris 1950 was written by Jaques. "<mask> Thalberg in Posillipo" was written by Vitale. The Years Virtuoso was revised in New York 1987. Clara: Jugendtagebcher 1819–1840, ed. Nancy B. Reich, and others.Hrtel and Breitkopf. There are two parts to a recording of <mask> <mask>'s marche

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title: Rainer Fetting

texts: <mask> is a German painter and sculptor. A group of young artists from the class of Karl Hdicke at the former Berliner Hochschule fr Bildende founded the Galerie am Moritzplatz in Berlin in the late 1970s. The group of artists, known as the "Moritzboys", achieved international renown as the "Junge Wilde" or "Neue Wilde" in the early 1980s. <mask> is one of the best known contemporary German artists, having created a large oeuvre of paintings covering many different kinds of subject-matter, as well as many bronze sculptures. The artist was born in 1949. The studies painting at the Hochschule der Knste was done by Prof. Hans Jaenisch. The sculpture of Henri Nannen for the Henri Nannen Press Award was created in Berlin and lives on the island.<mask> moved to Berlin to study painting with Hans Jaenisch after having been trained as a carpenter and stage designer. In his final year at the academy, he and a group of friends founded a self-help project in order to be able to exhibit their colorful paintings. The core of the art movement was formed by the artists who exhibited at the gallery. <mask> was focused on portraits and Berlin cityscapes. There are many depictions of the Berlin Wall in the painting "Van Gogh At The Wall". In 1980, he was part of the exhibition Heftige Malerei in the Haus am Waldsee, Berlin, and in 1981 he was part

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texts: of the New Spirit in Painting exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in London. He had many solo exhibitions in galleries both in Europe and the United States, such as Bruno Bischofberger, Mary Boone, Yvon Lambert, Daniel Templon, the Marlborough Gallery, New York, or Anthony d'Offay.An exhibition of works by Luciano Castelli, <mask>, and Salomé was held in 1983. The concert Opéra par hasard was performed in Bordeaux and Paris by the three artists. ). In 1984 he participated in the exhibitions Von hier aus, Zwei Monate, and An International Survey of Recent Painting and Sculpture at Dsseldorf and the MoMA, New York. <mask> spent part of his time in New York City in 1983 and 1994 on a grant. <mask> continued to explore the topic of the cityscape in his paintings. While in New York, he painted over drift wood mounted on canvas.In the 1985 film To Live and Die in L.A., <mask> had a small role as a priest. He started making bronze sculptures in 1986. The sculpture of the former West German chancellor is in the foyer of the party headquarters in Berlin. He was included in the exhibition Obsessive Malerei - Ein Rckblick. The solo shows were recent highlights. The sculptures "Mancapes" and "Rainer Fetting Sculptures" are at the Gerhard-Marcks-Haus. An extensive solo exhibition of the artist <mask> <mask> was held in 2011.The German

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title: Rainer Fetting

texts: image 1960–1988, Guggenheim Museum, New York, New Paintings from Berlin, Tel Aviv Museum, Tel Aviv, and The Portrait Now, National Portrait Gallery, London. Farbe.Form.Zeichen was published in 2002 by Stiftung Schleswig-Holsteinische Landesmuseen Schlo Gottorf. Forum Wrth Arlesheim ist die Sammlung Wrth. Bilder gesellschaftlichen wandels 2. Galerie der Schrader-Stiftung, Darmstadt 2007, Getroffen. The Museum of the Portrts is called Otto Dix und die Kunst des Portrts. The Palazzo della Ragione is home to the Berlinische Galerie– Landesmuseum fr Moderne Kunst.FALLMAUERFALL 61-89-09” is at the Ephraim Palais. The Museum of the Santo Momento is in Wrzburg. Maria Laach is the Benediktinerabtei in the Museum Wrth. Austria's National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, Norway's Sintra Museum of Modern Art, and France's Musée Cantini are all museums. With Sibylle Kretschmer, Gregory Volk, and Achim Sommer, the book "Landschaften / Landscape" was published. The exhibition catalogues and monographs are from Kerber 2004. The Palace Edition was published in 1995.The Rckkehr der Giganten was held in Kerber in 2007. Skulpturen, <mask>, and Marcks are from Bremen. Kerber was fetting in 2008. There are contributions by Arie Hartog and Jan Hoet. The Berlinische Galerie with contributions by Klaus Wowereit and Thomas Khler was published in


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title: Frances Sargent Osgood

texts: One of the most popular women writers of the 20th century was the American poet and novelist, Mrs. Locke, who was born on June 18, 1812 and died on May 12, 1850. She was known for her exchange of romantic poems with the author. Joseph Locke, a wealthy merchant, and his second wife, Mary Ingersoll Foster, were the parents of early life life life early life life early life life early life early life early life early life early life early life early life early life early life early life early life early life early life early life Martha was the sister of Mary, the second wife of her father's first wife. Mary was the widow of Benjamin Foster and had two children with him: WilliamVincent Foster and Anna Maria Wells. Andrew Aitchison Locke was one of the seven children of Joseph and Mary. She attended the prestigious Boston Lyceum for Young Ladies when she was a young woman.When she was fourteen, her poetry was published in a bimonthly children's poetry magazine called "Juvenile Miscellany" by Lydia Maria Child. Marriage In 1834, while writing poems inspired by paintings, <mask> met Samuel Stillman <mask>, a young portrait artist at the Boston Athenaeum. She was asked to sit for a picture. They were married on October 7, 1835. The couple moved to England after their marriage. Their first daughter was born on July 15, 1836. Elfrida, a dramatic poem in five acts, was

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title: Frances Sargent Osgood

texts: included in her collection of poems A wreath of flowers from New England.She published another volume of poetry. The Osgoods returned to Boston due to her father's death. They moved to New York City after the birth of their second daughter. He was a member of the New York literary society and a prolific writer. Many of her writings were published in literary magazines. She used to write under the names "Kate Carol" or "Violet Vane". The poetry of flowers and the flowers of poetry was published in 1841.The Snowdrop, a New Year Gift for Children, Rose, Puss in Boots, and Cries in New York were some of her other works. Her personal life suffered because she was successful in her professional life. It is thought that the <mask>s separated by 1843. In February 1845, Poe gave a lecture in New York in which he criticized American poetry. He said that she had a rosy future in literature. She wrote to her friend saying that she missed the lecture and that she was called the severest critic of the day. It is thought that the first time the two met in person was in March 1845, when Osgood was separated from her husband.Virginia was in poor health but still alive. They were both born in Boston and may have been attracted to each other due to their similar qualities. Virginia was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


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title: Frances Sargent Osgood

texts: wrote of their affection for her, including one who dedicated a book of poetry to her. She wrote a poem with her own name in it. The rivalry between the two men may have led to their assassination of one another. Death and her husband moved to Philadelphia to escape the scandal after they reconciled. She continued to write despite her illness.When her daughters were eleven and eight years old, she was confined to her room because of her illness, and much of her poetry reflects her concern for them. Her husband left her in 1849 to join the California Gold Rush because he couldn't make money as a painter. He came back before her death. She died of Tuberculosis at her New York home. She had lost her ability to speak, and her last words were written on a slate to her husband. She was buried in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Her friends published a collection of her writings called The Memorial, Written by Friends of the Late Mrs.In 1854, it was edited with a biographical introduction by Griswold. She had a memorial headstone and the volume was supposed to raise money for it. In her book Fern Leaves from Fanny's Port-Folio, Fern noted that the plot remained unclear by 1854. The New York Evening Post reported that <mask> had designed a monument that was inspired by her poem. The year after their mother's death, their two daughters died. Most of the leading periodicals of


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texts: the time were written by <mask>. She was one of the most admired women poets.She was open and personal in her writings, discussing her relationships despite her shyness. She addresses poems to her mother, her sister, her husband, and several friends in her love poetry. The poems written to her children are not sentimental, but they are honest attempts to express thoughts and emotions never so fully expressed before by women in poetry. She once said that she created poems with a lot of conversation. In a review of her work, she wrote that she was "without rival, either in our own country or in England". The September 1846 issue of Godey's Lady's Book had a review of her poetry collection A wreath of flowers from New England. A wreath of flowers from New England is one of the works on the list.Anna Maria Wells References Sources Child, Lydia Maria Francis. The juvenile Miscellany. Locke, John G. Book of the Lockes was published in Boston, Mass. The Descendants of William Locke have a genealogy and historical record. J. Munroe and co were in Boston. There is a book called (p. 139) by Google Books. January 30, 2008 by Jeffrey.The life and legacy of a man. Moss, Sidney P. Poe's Literary Battles: The Critic in the Context of His Literary Milieu was published in 1992. The Southern Illinois University Press was published in 1969. The name of the person is Arthur


title: Patricia Laffan

texts: After her retirement from acting, an international fashion impresario, she was also an English stage, film, television and radio actress. She had dark brown hair and green eyes. She was best known for her roles in Quo Vadis and Devil Girl from Mars. The daughter of <mask> and Elvira Alice Vitali was 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 She said her father was a successful rubber planter. The girl's parents returned to the British Isles before she was born. At the age of ten, she decided she wanted to be an actress.She attended schools in Kent and London. She studied acting at the Dramatic School. She was a student at the De Vos Ballet School. One Good Turn was Career Laffan's first film. She made her stage debut as Jenny Diver in The Beggar's Opera at the Oxford Playhouse. She played the Young Girl in Surprise Item at the Ambassadors Theatre. She may


title: Patricia Laffan

texts: Men & Women ( A Pie Pocket Special), published in October 1947, had a piece printed in the 10 July 1954 issue of Picture Show magazine. It was a summery account of her first weekend in Paris, under doctor's orders to take vitamins and a holiday. She dined on the right bank and broadcasted Night and Day with a large band. She appeared in the film The Rake's Progress before it was shown in Paris. The first visit to the United States for a combination of work and vacation was discussed in the January 1955 edition of the Pittston Gazette.She was looking for shows to compare notes on American methods. She said that the air was good. On January 25, 1956, the Daily Reporter ran an item stating that "Hollywood is talking about the resemblance of a British actress to another person, and the interest in her to play the Lawrence biography." Garland was romantically involved with one of the first women solicitors in England. Gill's last girlfriend, <mask>, briefly talks about Gill and her relationship with Garland. Matthew Sweet made a documentary called Truly, Madly, Cheaply: British B Movies. She died on March 10, just nine days short of her 95th birthday.Multiple organ failure, cardiogenic shock, and myocardial infarction were the causes of death. One Good Turn was the first film appearance of the cast member. MGM presents Quo Vadis, an original film brochure with 20 pages, including


title: Henry Marten (regicide)

texts: Between 1640 and 1653 <mask> sat in the House of Commons as a lawyer and politician. He was a regicide of King Charles I of England. George Giles Martin was a brother of Life Marten, as well as three sisters, Elizabeth, Jane, and Mary. <mask> "Harry" <mask> was born at his father's house in Oxford, England. They were educated in the same city. Marten graduated from University College with a degree in 1620. He entered the Inns of Court because of his social background.In August 1618 he was admitted to Gray's Inn and in November 1619 he was admitted to the Inner Temple. During his time in France in the 1620s, he was exposed to the thinking of the French philosophers, even though he toured Europe and enjoyed high living there. Marten became a public figure in 1639 when he refused to contribute to a general loan. In April 1640, he was elected a Member of Parliament. He was re-elected for the Long Parliament. Longworth House in Longworth became his official residence after he lived at Beckett Hall in Shrivenham. He lived in London.He joined the popular party, spoke in favor of the bill of attainder, and was a member of the committee of safety. Charles demanded his arrest and trial for high treason because of his frank language about the king. When the English Civil War broke out, Marten did not take the field, but he was very active in Parliament. Clarendon says that on one occasion his zeal in the parliamentary cause led him to open a letter from the Earl of Northumberland to his countess. He was briefly imprisoned in the Tower of London for expressing his view that

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title: Henry Marten (regicide)

texts: common-law wife and she attended to him at the family home. On September 9, 1680, Marten died at Chepstow Castle and was buried beneath the floor at the entryway of the church.Marten enjoyed good living. He was said to be a man of loose morals and had a reputation as a heavy drinker. He was so liberal that he spent the greatest part of his estate on pretty girls. King Charles I thought he was a whore-master. He had an open and lengthy relationship with Mary Ward, who he had three daughters with, despite being married twice. Ward was to remain with him throughout his imprisonment. His religious views were complex and influenced his position on the need to allow freedom of worship and conscience.He was in favor of representative government and opposed one-man rule. While the king was losing the First Civil War and Parliament's cause was beginning to triumph, <mask>'s republican sentiment led to his arrest and brief imprisonment. Marten was unusual in his political stance because he was in favor of replacing the monarchy with a republic. Works Marten was often beginning works and not carrying them through to completion. A Corrector of the Answerer to the Speech out of Doores, An Unhappie Game at Scotch and English, and The Independency of England were all written and published by him. The Trial of the King Killers is a documentary about the trials of <mask> and John Cook, who were regicides in 1660. Students studying regicides at the time of the Restoration will be able to view it in manageable chunks.People from Oxford and Vale of White Horse were killed by Charles

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title: Shi Pu

texts: The Prince of Julu, also known as <mask>u, was the leader of the Tang dynasty and the military governor of Ganhua Circuit. He committed suicide with his family after being defeated by <mask>gu. It is not known when <mask>u was born, but it is known that he was from Pengcheng and served as an officer at Xu Prefecture. Both he and Chen Fan were favored by the military governor. After the fall of the imperial capital Chang'an, Zhi sent <mask> and Chen with an army to help the emperor. After rendezvous with Chen, <mask> claimed to receive an order from Zhi to withdraw, and they slaughtered Heyin and pillaged Zheng Prefecture. <mask> had his trusted soldiers meet with Zhi and threaten him, forcing him to yield the command to <mask>, who took the title of acting military governor.Chen tried to convince <mask> to kill Zhi, saying that he might be able to return to power. <mask> didn't want to go to Emperor Xizong's location at Chengdu. On the way, Chen killed Zhi and his family. Later in the year, Emperor Xizong confirmed <mask> as full military governor. When Chen was made the prefect of Su Prefecture, he was put to death because he was violent and corrupt.

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texts: <mask>u was given the title of director of army supplies under Wang's command after Emperor Xizong commissioned Wang Duo as the overall commander of the operations against Huang Chao. After Huang abandoned Chang'an and fled east, Emperor Xizong gave <mask> the title of the commander on the Shaying River and he stationed his troops at Yin River to try to stop him.<mask> suspected his staff member Li Ninggu of poisoning him and so put him to death. Li Sun was an official at the imperial government. Li Sun bribed the powerful eunuch to have him put to death, according to <mask>. The chancellor Xiao Gou interceded and saved Li Sun's life. Chen Prefecture was put under siege by Huang's army. The military governors of the two circuits launched troops to try to save Zhao. <mask> was said to have defeated the armies of Huang and Zongquan multiple times.Li Keyong, the military governor of Hedong Circuit, was instrumental in Tang's recapture of Chang, so these three military governors sought his help. After Li Keyong defeated Huang's army at Chen Prefecture, the major general surrendered to <mask>. After surviving an assassination attempt against him, Li Keyong

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texts: withdrew from the front. The pursuit against Huang continued, and <mask> sent his officers to chase him. Lin was killed by his nephew, who was going to surrender his head to <mask>, but he was stopped by Shatuo, Li Keyong's soldiers. The Prince of Julu was created as a result of <mask>'s contributions in destroying Huang. Despite the destruction of Huang Chao, the army of Qin Zongquan continued to pillage the nearby circuits and claim the title of emperor.<mask> was commissioned by Xizong to be the overall commander. Despite <mask>'s title of overall commander, it is not clear what he did during the Tang military actions against Qin. In 887, with a number of parties involved in warfare, the imperial government intended to calm the situation. The deputy military governor and the acting military governor were commissioned by the emperor. <mask>u resented the fact that the imperial government gave the post of Huainan's military governorship to Zhu and not to him despite his higher rank. Li Fan was only able to escape due to the fighting between the officer escorting him and <mask>, who laid an ambush for him. The rivalry between the two peoples became open

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texts: 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 In the spring of 889, Pang Shigu captured Suqian and advanced onto Lliang. Shi tried to engage him, but was defeated and forced to flee.Xiao was captured by another officer in modern Suzhou. After killing another officer, Zhu Zhen, he tried to attack <mask>, but encountered heavy rains and withdrew. Li Keyong sent his officer <mask> to help <mask>u. In the summer of 890, the officer at Su Prefecture who had fallen to the other side, expelled the Zhu Quanzhong-commissioned prefect and reverted his loyalties to <mask>u. Su Prefecture was attacked by Zhu Quanzhong. The son of the man who sent them to engage <mask>u was sent by the man who sent them to engage

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title: Shi Pu

texts: <mask>u. In the battle, Zhu Youyu captured <mask>.Su Prefecture was put under siege in the summer of 891. In the winter of 891, the officer of <mask>u surrendered to the other side of the world. The army of <mask>u was not able to recover from the blow that the surrender dealt them. The farmers in the three prefectures that were still controlled by Ganhua were unable to farm due to the war. Li Keyong, the military governor of Tianping Circuit, and his cousin, the military governor of Taining Circuit, were unable to help. As part of the resolution, the imperial government must send a replacement for <mask> and <mask> must be recalled to the imperial government. When Zhu reported this resolution to the imperial government, then-reigning Emperor Zhaozong ordered the chancellor to replace <mask> and recalled <mask> to Chang'an to serve as a senior advisor to the Crown.<mask> refused to give up his post because he was afraid that Zhu was going to kill him once he left. The man returned to Chang'an. Chu Prefecture, which had been taken over by Zhu, was captured by <mask>'s army. In the summer of 892, Yang Xingmi sent his officers to battle for Chu and they

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title: CC Sabathia

texts: The American is a former professional baseball pitcher who played 19 seasons in Major League Baseball, primarily with the New York Yankees. He was a player for the Cleveland Indians and Milwaukee Brewers. The pitcher threw left-handed. After making his major league debut with the Indians in 2001, he was second in the 2001 American League rookies of the year voting behind Ichiro Suzuki. The first seven-and-a-half seasons of <mask>'s career were with the Indians. The Indians qualified for the playoffs for the first time since his freshman year under his leadership. The Milwaukee Brewers made the playoffs for the first time in 26 years after trading for <mask>.At the time, this was the largest contract ever signed by a pitcher, as <mask> signed with the New York Yankees for seven years and $161 million. In addition to leading the Yankees in wins in both 2010 and 2009, he also won a World Series ring in 2009. The American League Championship Series Most Valuable Player was voted on by the fans. In the late 2010s, after reinventing himself as a control pitcher, <mask> again found success after mid-career struggles attributed to lost velocity, chronic knee injuries, and alcoholism. He announced in February that this would be his final season as a professional baseball player. He won the Warren Spahn Award three times in a row and was named an All-Star six times. In August of last year, <mask> became the all-time American League leader in strikeouts by a left-handed

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title: CC Sabathia

texts: pitcher.On April 30, he became the 17th pitcher in MLB history to reach 3,000 strikeouts and the third left-handed pitcher to do so. He led all active Major League players in career wins and career strikeouts when he retired. He is the first pitcher to debut in the 21st century and post at least 250 career wins, and he is also the second-most wins by a black pitcher in major league history. He excelled in baseball, basketball, and football at Vallejo High School, where he was born. The Major League Baseball youth program, Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities, was where Sabathia played summer baseball as a teenager. During his senior season in baseball, he compiled a win–loss record of 6–0 with an 0.77 earned run average and 82 strikeouts. Baseball America said he was the top high school prospect in Northern California.He was an all-conference tight end in football. He signed a letter of intent to attend the University of Hawaii and play baseball and football after receiving scholarship offers to play college football. The pitcher went directly from high school to minor league baseball after graduating from Vallejo High School in 1998. The Cleveland Indians selected <mask> in the first round of the 1998 MLB draft. He was a pitcher in the Indians' minor league system for three seasons. In 2000, he was selected for the United States Olympic Team. He was not on the official roster for the gold medal game because he was called up by the Cleveland Indians.He was the


title: CC Sabathia

texts: Indians' 2000 Minor League Player of the Year. In 2001, at the age of 20, he was the youngest player in the Major Leagues. He finished second in the American League voting for rookies of the year, behind future Yankees teammate Ichiro Suzuki. In 2001, he made his first appearance in the playoffs. The club option for 2006 was included in the four-year, $9.5 million contract that <mask> signed with the Indians in 2002. He was tenth in the American League in strikeouts with 149 in the 2002 season. He was the tenth-best pitcher in the American League in 2003 with a 3.60 earned run average.He was named to the American League All-Star team for the first time. The left-handed pitcher made his second All-Star selection in a row as he finished the 2004 season with a 4.12 earned run average and 139 strikeouts. The Indians picked up their $7 million club option for 2006 on April 27, 2005, and then signed CC to a two-year, $18.25 million deal. He was seventh in strikeouts in 2005 and eighth in wins with 15. In 2005, he threw the fastest pitch in the American League, with an average speed of 94.7 miles per hour. In 2006 he led the majors with six complete games. He had two shutouts and was third in the American League in strikeouts."<mask> burst onto the national scene in 2007, when he won the American League Cy Young after recording a 19–7 record, a 3.21 ERA, a  1.14 WHIP, 209 strikeouts, and a major league-leading 241 hours pitched and 5.56 strikeout-to-walk ratio On May

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texts: another team. On July 30, 2008, the sports section of Cleveland's daily newspaper, The Plain Dealer, had a large ad in it.The ad was signed by <mask> and his family and said that he finished his tenure with the Indians with 106 wins against 71 losses in 237 starts, a 3.83 earned run average and 1.265 WHIP. On July 7, 2008, the Milwaukee Brewers traded for Matt LaPorta, Michael Brantley,Zach Jackson and Rob Bryson. During his press conference, he told the assembled members of the media that he wanted his name to be spelled "<mask>" rather than "C. C." In the final game of the regular season, the Brewers won, 3–1, and the New York Mets lost, so the Brewers won the wild card. It was the team's first appearance in the playoffs since 1982. It was his fourth consecutive start in which he pitched on three days' rest, and he started Game Two of the NLDS against Philadelphia. The pitcher walked and gave up a grand slam to Victorino.The team went on to win the World Series. In 35 starts this season, the Yankees left-handed pitcher was 17–10 with a 2.70 earned run average and struck out 251 hitters in a major-league leading 253 strikeouts. The NL's most valuable player was sixth in the voting. In 17 starts with the Brewers, the left-handed pitcher struck out 128 batters against just 25 walks, and threw seven complete games. He finished as the highest-ranking pitcher in the NL and fifth in the Cy Young Award voting, despite only spending half the season in the league. The

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